MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1908 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR manrl)?atpi: iEwanittg Bloodmobile Visits St. Mary’s Church Tomorrow, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. ------r ~ ■ ------About Town Average Daily Net Pleas Ran For Ike Week Ende4 The Weather Envelopes for the filter Seal January 6, 1968 drive will be stuffed Tuesday OPEN F a ir tonlgrht. Low in teens. at 6 p.m. before a meeting of Now lEuptiitin UlrraUi the Manchester Rotary Club at Tomorrow partly cloudy, windy, 6:80 p.m. at the Manchester DAILY 15,534 High near 20. Country Club. N io iR m Am ^s Manchester— A City o f Village Charm INC 9to9 The Manchester WATEIS will At... i VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 113 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 (OlaaaUled Advertising’ on Pa^fe 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS meet tomorrow at the Italian American Club, 136 Eldrldge St. Saturday 9 to 6 Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Appliance and TV Center, 445 Hartford Road Light Side St. Gerard's Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ‘Very Little Progress’ Of the News the home of Mrs. James O'Con nor, 380 Porter St. Mrs. Leon Tons of Bombs Whistle Cleavers Stolen Too ardo Parla is co-hostess. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) — Burglars struck the Fidelman The American Legion will Market Monday. They carted meet tomorrow at 8:18 p.m. at Seen in Seoul Talks off $30 in cash and $600 worth of the post home. meat, with two cleavers to cut Plays Dual Role SEOUL (AP) — U.S. presi rea’s worries over her defenses the talks today continued the it. On Enemy Positions A State Police film, "Child dential envoy Cyrus Vance met in the face of North Korean discussion begun Monday "in a Molesting,” will be shown to John Spector of Willlmantic for almost three hours today threats. full, free, lively and friendly at ‘Not Encouraging’ morrow at 8 p.m. at a Joint Is playing the leading dual roles •with South Korea’s premier and Vance planned another meet mosphere.” He said the talks PHILADELPHIA (AP) — De meeting of the Nathan Hale and of "Hugo” and "Frederick” In ONCE-A-YEAR FACTORY-AUTHORIZED other top Cabinet ministers, but ing with Premier Chung H-kwon "have been going ahead quite spite special tutoring at federal Verplanck PTAs at Verplanck Korean sources reported they Wednesday and then was ex well.” expense, 373 of Philadelphia’s School. A brief business meet "Ring Round the Moon,” by North Viet made "very little progress” to pected to pay his second visit to Korean sources said Vance 608 long-term substitute teach U.S. Official ing will be conducted at 7 :80 Jean Anouilh, the winter pro- ward eliminating differences be President Chung Hee Park. and the Koreans agreed tenta ers failed to pass an examina p.m. in the school library. Mem ducUon of the Little Theater of tween the United States and its Whether that would be Vance’s tively that the ■ foreign and de tion for certification, the School bers of the Nathan Hale PTA Manchester (LTM). The show Asian ally. final conference nobody in au fense ministers o( the two gov Board reported today. R a p s P ress Repel Attack desiring transportation to Ver opens Thursday for a three-day The meeting was "rough thority would say, but the presi ernments would meet annually "The fact that three-quarters planck School may contact Mrs. run at Bailey Auditorium, Man going,” one Korean source re dential envoy already has ex failed to pass, even after train David Whitaker, 65 Teresa Rd. to review mutual security prob chester High School. Curtain ported. The conference ranged tended his visit one day. Into lems, with the first meeting to ing, is not encouraging,” said At M eetin g At Otadel time is 8:30 nightly. over problems of the complex Wednesday. be held in Washington in June. the board’s research division. Rockville Emblem Club will This is Specter's second ap-/' crisis resulting from South Ko An American source said that The training lasted five weeks. SAIGON (AP) — Raiding A spokesman for the U.S. Em WASHINGTON (AP) — A meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at pearance in an LTM production. bassy would not comment on closer to Saigon than ever be the Elk's Home, Rockville. Mrs. tttgh official of the Johnson Ad He played the part of "SM Qallo" the report. Rare Bird Shot fore, ^ .S . B52 Stratofortresses Arthur Folsey is in charge of in "The Fantasticka,” in 1966. Informed sources also report LOS ANGELES (AP) — ministration, meeting privately program. Refreshments will be dumpjlp tons of bombs today on He has also played leading roles ed that the Koreans were asking Three adventurous weeks of with a group of newsmen, de served. for area groups in "How to Suc suspected Communist troop con the U.S. government to tell freedom for Abbie the African clared some criticism of the ceed in Business Without Really centrations only seven miles Pueblo in War Act, North Korea it will denounce hombill are over. A gas station war In Vietnam gets close to the Miantonomah Tribe, lORM, Trying,” “My Fair Lady,” '/Mu Enjoy this beautiful north-northeast ot,yw capital. 3 attendant 30 miles away at Ne- will install officers tonight at 8 the 1953 armistice agreement if question, "whose side are you sic Man," "Pajama Game,”l^ d the Communists send down any wall found the body of the big, While air and grSqnd forces at Tinker Hall. Tony Egido, dis many others. on?” harried Viet Cong holdouts more raiders like the team that rare bird—apparently killed by The official advised newsmen trict deputy, and his staff will North Korea Claims around Saigon, North Viet tried to assassinaite President an unknown hunter. to stop looking for "something preside. SWIVEL CONSOLE namese regulars repelled a joint Airman 1. C. Willard W. Hills, TOKYO (AP) — North Ko try were for espionage activi Park. The South Koreans also The hombill flew her Los An to bitch about” and focus on the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliard B. geles Zoo coop Jan. 25. She was effort by U.S. and South Viet The Military Order of Devil a l l m o d e l s rean charged today the opera ties, against the Democratic reportedly want the Americans Importance of winning the war. HUls of 63 Laurel St., has re- to have been mated to Abel, the namese marines to clear the Dogs, Marine Corps League, tions of the USS Pueblo were People’s Republic of Korea.” to demand that North Korea The official said the whole appa cenUy been promoted to staff “ part of premeditated aggres Pyongyang’s Korean Central walled Citadel in Hi»e, 400 miles will Install officers tonight at 8 (See Page Twelve) ratus of press *and broadcasting sergeant at Maxwell Air Force sive maneuverlngs of U.S. impe News Agency distributed two (See Page Ten) to the north. at the Marine Home on Parker wouldn’t amount to much unless The North Vietnamese, with Base, Montgomery, Ala., serv with today’s rialism for a new war in Korea photographs of what it said was the United States wins. St. heavy small-arms, machine-gun ing in Special Service of the and Asia.” the Pueblo’s navigational pjot The session was held late last Air Force. and rocket fire, held their bur TTie Women's Home League ■ 7:he radio in Pyongyang, the purporting to show six positions week under rules which prohib COLOR TV, North Korean capital, said "all of the vessel "deep in the terri rows in the grimy black stone will have a worship service at ited Identifying the official or walls to round out two weeks its meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Daughters of Union Vet big g est documents and data obtained torial waters” of North Korea. Eight to Sail for Sale quoting him by name. Such erans of the Civil War will meet show beyond doubt” that the One picture covers the east within the former imperial capi at the Junior Hall of the Cita "backg^round” sessions are of tal. del. Hostesses are Mrs. Elsa tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home from any angle! Pueblo was engaged in "hostile ern coast of the Korean peninsu To insure a wildly successful Washington Birthday ten held In Washington and are of''*Mrs. Robert Schubert, 17 acts” and "carried out espion la and the other was its en Sales Feb. 22, eight Manchester Merchants will set In a grim sidelight of the bat Samuelson and Mrs. Myrtle usually characterized by a tle for Saigon, 1,060 unidentified Summer St. COLOR age” when it was seized Jan. 23. larged version showing the east off tomorrow in their sturdy sailing craft Rock Bot calm, informal unemotional Turgeon. With this spectacular Magnavox Annual Sale value, dead were buried in mass To support the charge, the ern coast of North Korea. tom to find the “ secret of sales success.” mood. The VFW Auxili* will meet you’re always "front-row-center” regardless of broadcast quoted. from a The pictures, monitored in graves of a cemetery pauper’s The indignant outburst which field. Most were Viet Cong guer tomorrow at 8 p.j the post "confession” purported to have Tokyo, carried an identical cap Reports lead them to believe a business school where you sit in your room! Model 531 offers along the state’s coast guards a sure cure for sales marked this latest gathering Soldier totes a sack of sand to strengthen fortifi rillas. home. PICTURE'. been made Feb. 5 by Lt. Ed tion which said the chart was gave rise to reports that top of cations in the ‘‘‘V-Ring” of Khe Sanh where a large Chromatone, Quick-On pictures plus many other ward Murphy Jr., of Berkeley, "directly recorded” by Murphy. slumps. The men plan to land at the school and National police said one of the Rtmtmbtr wifh ficials of the Johnson adminis U.S. Marine force is braced for an expected mas highest ranking North Viet The Ladles Bible Class of the advanced Magnavox features that will provide Calif., executive officer and The caption said the navigation search the grounds to find the secret. tration were showing sig;ns of Church Of Christ will meet to navigator of the Pueblo. al plot shows “ the courses taken sive North "Vietnamese attack. (AP Photofax) namese military officers in The brave crew’s sailing adventures will be follow frustration and resentment of South Vietnam, Maj. Gen. Tran morrow at 10 a.m. at the year-after-year of genuine viewing pleasure! Enjoy After listing navigational posi by the ship for espionage activi criticism. It came in the wake Do, was fatally wounded last church. They will study the final tions said to have been given by ties.” ed each day in The Herald until the sale day. a thrilling demonstration—now! of the Communist offensive Saturday in a fight at Saigon’s lesson in a series on the Holy Murphy to show the Pueblo’s lo The photographed chart car The men are: Bernie Apter of Rfegal Men’s Shop, against Vietnamese cities and An Quang pagoda. Sniper fire, Spirit. cation, the broadcast quoted ried six arrows which the agen Fred Nasiff of Nassiff Arms, Harold Gaboury of towns begrinning at the end of however, had driven investiga him as saying: “ As navigator. I cy claimed "indicate the posi Wilton’s Gift Shop, Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jew CHOCOLATES January. LBJ to Halt Bombs tors away from the body after Hose Co. 1, Eighth District can assure upon my honor of all tions of the ship deep In the ter elry, Leo Juran of Fairway, Paill Misseri of Paul’s President Johnson has said they photographed and finger Fire Department will meet to the courses taken by the USS ritorial waters.” Both pictures NOW Paints, Joe Garman of (3oret Casuals and Jay Reed publicly that the Communists printed it, and confirmation night at 8 at fire headquarters, Pueblo intruding deep Into the were so blurred that no place of R e ^ ’s. suffered a complete military de from other sources was lacking. Main and Hilliard Sts. names were discernible.” ONLY territorial waters of your coun feat. The official who briefed re If No Double-Cross American authorities said F $ 4 7 9 5 0 porters on administration views Tran Do has been deputy com said the Communists had failed WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi passage for the emissary,” mander of the Communist Cen to hold any cities and towns out dent Johnson says despite the whom he declined to name. tral Committee for South Viet of the hundred attacked, and massive Communist offensive in But he said the emissary was nam and was identified in re IN had failed to .set off a popular still in Hanoi "as far as we cently captured Viet Cong docu uprising against the Saigon gov South Vietnam he will halt know and he may still be talk ments as deputy commander in ernment. He conceded, howev bombing of • the North, start ing to the North Vietnarhese.” chief of the "Liberation Army of er, that the pacification pro- peace talks tomorrow and let The White House and State De South Vietnam.” the enemy "write the agenda” £ g;ram had been disrupted and partment declined comment. In a campaign to weed out wpuld take some time to get —if Hanoi doesn’t try a double- Johnson said he thought he Viet Cont dispersed within Sai VALENTINE’S back on schedule because of the cross. understood youthful Vietnam gon, national police announced heavy burdens of urban recon This was Johnson’s off-the- dissenters—"none of iis want to all males between the ages of 16 DAY cuff reaction. Monday when 1 of FEB. 14 struction and refugee care. die” —but declared “ we have and 40 might obtain "temporary Magnavox INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR always brings you The Communist attacks yrere 11 college student visitors at the gone just as far as decent and control tickets,” showing boUi GIVE FAMOUS a surprise in their timing and White House argued that cam honoralble people can go’’ to their regular identification the places hit. Questioning of pus antiwar demonstrators "are seek a Vietnam peace. cards and family, papers in the SPIN? perfect color pictures...INSTANTLY and AUTOMATICALLY! this point in an effort by report not just the unwashed” but in It was a spontaneous presi process. ers to find out whether there clude brilliant young people. dential performance—75 min Long lines formed at police STOP! had been an intelligence failure Rep. Roman C. Puclnski D- utes of it—in a White House sit stations in the five districts, VALENTINE HEARTS touched off the verbal explosion. 111., earlier told a Chicago audi ting room. With five reporters considered secure, of the nine Deluxe Consoles 5 Authentic Styles The official said no one is ence a presidential emissary watching and taking notes. districts in the capital. Police Call! ever satisfied there is enough was in Hanoi to discuss a possi Johnson opened himself to all orders are that any man found intelligence. But he could not ble bombing halt and negotia questions and, in answering, without the temporary ticket see why the reporters had to tions to end the war when Com paced, gesticulated, grimaced after 5 p.m. Thursday is to be n e w s y s t e m start their questioning from dis munists attacked the U.S. Em and orated with more emotion arrested as a Viet Cong suspect. satisfaction. There is a point, he bassy in Saigon last month. than is normal in his public ap AP photograi^ier A1 Chang re LAUNDRY said,, where the question is- Pucinski said: “ As a matter pearances. ported from Hue that the sky AND DRY CLEANING —“ Whose side are you on?” of fact, the U.S. had to stop the bombing of Hanoi to assure safe (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) ON HARRISON ST. (44) In World War II, the official said, there were always reasons Off East Center St. to “ bitch at your allies” or intel Opposite the Cemetery ligence authorities—you could always find "something to bitch For Pickup and Delivery People Chasing Him OaU 649-7763 about.” But the key questions, he argued, are whether you talk Branches at: about how to win or whether 601 Hartford Rd. you say everything is lost. PINE PHARMACY SAVE $60 SAVE $60 The official said he and his ‘Rich’ Bum’s World Shattered Also Pine Cleaners French Provincial colleagues live on t| ie hope that 664 Center St.— 649-0814 666 Center Street Contemporary total reporting ,of the war will LOS ANGELES —The world of Clint curb next to Wescott and shouted with a model 748 model 740 Wescott has been shattered and will big grin: (See Page Eleven) never be the same. "Hey, Clint, baby. Remember me? Wescott, 51, has avoided people for Your old buddy. I’ve known you for 15 years, but now finds them chasing years, haven't I, baby? You’ve always him —and the 19,219.68 dollars he sud been my boy. Beautiful Mediterranean model 744, on con> \ denly found is waiting for him in Burnt ".You need a manager for all that cealed swivel casters forifeasy moving. Prescriptions Hills, N.Y. money, Clint —for that 19 thou. You've SAVE He abandoned a gas station in his always been my boy, Clint. OK, Clint, hometown in 1953 and hit the roads to baby?" Not Expected become a drifter. Roger Aiken of the Christian Center in f ‘ 60 But the gas station was purchased in Pasadena was out looking for Clint in 1961 and the proceeds of that sale rests the weeds and when he found him said: In Medicare in two banks waiting to be claimed by "Give us the money, Clint, and we’ll )the ragged, flop-hatted irian who prefers put it to good use. It’s for a good cause. Your choice Pollution scars landscape of this once beautiful woodland pool north of New York Oity. (AP Photofax) to sleep in weed-choked lots. We have a boys’ club. It will- give kids WASHINGTON (AP) — Ad Wescott doesn’t want the fortune. a lift, give boys a chance. Remember NOW ONLY ministration sources predict But there are others who do. And on when'you were a boy, Clint? President Johnson’s forthcom Monday they began showing up with ing health message to Congress "You can live in the back of our place. Man—Planet Despoiler ideas on how the bearded drifter should ALSO SAVE $60 .. . on price-reduced Convenient Remote SAVE $60 won’t recommend adding the We'll put you up.” SAVE $60 spend his money. Control models,, too. Available in Mediterranean, Early Italian Provincial cost of prescription drugs to the Wescott used the telephone Monday for Early American—model 742, A parking lot owner driving a new medicare program. on concealed swivel casters. American, and Contemporary styles. NOW ONLY $615 model 746 ' Lincoln Continental drove over to the (See Page Seven) Pollutants Could Alter Climate Said one well-laced soqrce at the Department of Healdi/Edu EDITOR’S NOTE time for their passengers, also They are not predicting that cation and Welfare: INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR— the most • CHROMATONE— brings you richer, far more • LASTING RELIABILITY— from exclusive In his effort to go faster releasing clouds of exhaust either of these man-caused dis "I think you can look at the and higher, Man may be particles at extremely high al asters will happen. Remedial President’s budget for HEW and important advance in Color TV—was firM Wi7
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system If human acUvitlea be V<*rnon Soviet Guest Sheinwold on Bridge gan to produce adverse effects, Campbell Council to Honor Dr. Komhyr explains. TUES., WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. ALL READERS FIND Exhaust P rid e s I ' r A R NORTH Natural mechanism that FEB. 13, 14. IS, 16, 17 BEST LINE OF PLAY By CLAY R. POLLAN- A u x ilia ry Plays Loud., ♦ A 0.3 determine weather and dlmate Past Grand Knif^ht Holmes By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Your Daily Aefivity Gvidk JK O 94 Could A lter Climate. are tntr^te and complex, hut ’f According to the Slorf.' G'/anTs Every one of the 20 million 0 10962 •vigorous research here and Campbell Counoil, Knights of Also Softly people who rend this column To develop message for Wednesday, N I -.A id At Hospital 4k K 1064 (Oeattaobd tn u Pmfa One) abroad In beginning to unratrel ’\ 4-21-3044 I2837-4608J' Columbus, will honor immed every day would make three reod words corresponding to numbers I69-72-8889R.. WR.ST feAST some mysteries. Much of the ^47-62-74 iate Past Orand Knight James By JOHN GRUBER notrump on today’s hand. That can and do Influence the earth’s of your Zcxlioc birth sign. A J 10X5 4 K 6 4 ' In f m ore ot the earth’s heat. knowledge still Is speculative. TAUIUS B. Holmes on Feb. 26. when it M a rk in 2 5 t h sounds good until you reflect APK. 21 61 Can Soviet composer-conductor Q 8 .3 J 1063 2 earth Is always radlattagradlattng Dr. Roberts says, but In time 1 Turn 31 Your holds its Annual Past Grand that there are 2 billion people ^ ^ Dr. Walter Orr Roberts, dlrec- • MAY 21 2Do 32 Trock 62 Surround mtitm The Rockville General Hos Aram Khachaturian . drew a 0 A 7 0 X54 the human effects on weather 3 Ch««rful 33 New 63 Carry Knights’ Dinner at the KofC in the world. oucwmrd, to esoa|>e onto to r o f th e N ational Oentar fo r \ 7- 8-38091 pital Auxiliary will celebrate Ita capacity audience to the Bush- 9 7 .4 2 4k A8 and the natural mechanisms will 4 Domtitlc 34 And 64 Residence Home on Main St. Opening lead jack of space. Result: A oooUng of Aitmcopbere Research In Bould V640801-86 5 Ntcessory 35 Only 65 lrKlir>ations silver anniversary at its sixth nell last evening ns he directed SOUTH become dear. 66 Schedule The evening will begin with spades. the earth, and in tlma a new er, Oda, ia one who wonders 6 0 n 36 W orldi UOfTTARlUt annual ball. the Hartford Symphony Orches 4 972 Such understandings might al 7 Fovoroblo 37 Would 67 Both a cocktail hour at 8, to be fol ■ West leads the jack of spades, whether these manmade clouds 8 Period 38 For 68 Accepting Mrs. Joseph Casello Jr. and tra in n program chosen entire loa A fs . low man to alter his weather lowed by dinner at 7. and those who don't read this ^ AK7 may trigger changes in local or 9 Difturbir>g 39 Chonging 69 To DtC 22 ^ Mrs. Herbert Flavell have been ly from his own works. He is, o KQJ3 If of a different else, the artiflclally. )0 Cooperation 40 Of 70 Be On hand will be John J. Be column would try a finesse with distant weather. *142-43-55-59 2- 5-22-354T ■ ' named co-chairmen of the event without doubt, the loudest con partlole umbrella would allow But sdentUts are wary about 1 LW ell 41...... All 71 Great dell, state deputy of KofC; dummy's queen; East wins with 4k OJ3 /61-7883-90 IZr W ill 42dlRrsonol 72 Return 852-56 and plan a committee meeting ductor I have ever- heard. Depending on circumstances, ______■ Mayor Nathan Agostinelli; the king and returns a spade, West North East more of the sun’s-heat to reach rushing into experiments yet. 13The 43 Wishes 73 Comii>g CAnUCOSN >•■ tonight at 8:15 In the auxiliary The destruction of Jericho’s the______earth’s surface,_____ while______hold-the ciiTusdouto might wann or i^roducln^'oie iSki dealred'ta 14 You'll 44 In-law 74 You ■ ■ State Sen. David Barry; State setting up two more spade tricks Pass 3 N T All Pa ISC ho rm 45 A 75Todoy roonns. walls by music no longer seems lug In more of the earth’s out- V** earth below by one to a might produce de-vas- JAN. 20 Reps. Henry Becker and Don- for West. The defenders get 16 Coin 46 Really 76 Weight This year's ball will be held much of a miracle to me; what going radiation. Result: A degrees. tating drought elsevdiere. 17 News 47 Problems 77 Or akl Genovesi; Town Director three spades and two aces, and PvA‘ a-26-34-4L 78 Weotth 1- 81815/0 May 3 at the Hartford Hilton seems more miraculous is the hearts in order to force the warming up that could melt the Natural cirrus clouds appar- 18 Heart 48 Personal P83854 E b and former mayor Francis Ma South is down one. Serves him So meanwhile their goal is to .^y-65-79-87 19 More 49 Health 79 Are Hotel with music provided by fnct that the Bushnell did not pdar Icecaps, thus raising ®»Uy can deflect the jet stretun honey; and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Tight for reading the wrong ace of diamonds; then he has seek facts, to check theories, 20 Keep 50 Don't 8 0 A AOUARtUt the Paul Landerman Orchestra. David Benjamin Peter Tracy collapse from the shock waves nine tricks. ocean le v d s by 200 to 280 feet, tim es, which can 'vaat- 21 Difficulties 51 Ekpenses 81 New JAN. 21 Kdward J. Reardon, chaplain of papei. and use computers to create 22 Things 52 Overlood f % 'Ticket information will be is generated by the orchestra at FEB* 19 l a Campbell Council. "nie correct play, of course. It South foolishly refuses the by some calculations. ly affect weather dsewbere. simulated models of the weath 23 Sonneone 53 Will sued through formal invitations Mr. Khachaturian’s beh,est. I 24 Lighten 54 Await 84 Develop Special guests will bo Walter Is to play the ace of spades at first heart trick. West switches Sdeot«s tatervlowad on this elsewhere. er—end ask the computers what 11^2832-4851 14-16-19-28^ to all auxiliary members and Tolland wouldn’t be surprised to learn Might, he wonde^, cirrus 25 Concerning 55 And 65 And 45-48-56 Person, pa.st master of Man the first trick. Now South goes back to spades. Now the defend {;•, sObject say they are not yet would happen in nature’s mys |l-/67-78850a 26 Interests 56 Visit 86 Offers past patron.s of the ball. that the rear wall of the audi clouds bom of contrails from a 87 Favored chester Lodge of Ma.sons; A tty. after clubs and diamonds. The ers can take IWo spades, two ■greed on w hat ooncentraitticm terious chaln-reactlcni weather 27 Chosen 57 Romontic men < ■ t * ■lames B. Holmes The auxiliary’s work group torium had been moved back aces and a heart, defeating the critical tlmaa to do the same 28 Through 56 Like 88 Goir>g «B, 2 0 ^ - -W Victor I. Moses, repre.senting defenders can get their two o f eoduuiat parflclee would a f box if they put cme Influence 29 Words 59 Desires 89 Fovor will hold a special sewing meet Mrs. Benjamin^ Peter Tracy ward enough to accommodate flilng? Dr. Roberts and others MAR 21 t y Charter Oak Lodge pf B'nai aces, but only two spades. contract. fe c t w orld oHmate, and la Just In, or took one out. 30 And 60 Load 90 Now He is a native of Boston, ing in the auxiliary rooms on 2/14 B'rith; and Harold E. Turking- another row o f seats, due to the When West resumes spades, Daily Question think the poaslbiUty merits real This is insurance against ^ 81812-24 9-17-25-49/: 11 m i * Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. wtalcfa direction. T h ey are using Neutral I77-7BB2-84L ton, senior warden of Friend graduated from Boston’s Eng Head Town Heart Campaign blasts occUring in the Second he must give South a second Partner opens with I-NT, and investigation. creating. Inadvertantly, a crisis *>'31-6875 € Anyone staying for lunch is ask <**hputere to help check out lish High School and attended Symphony, which opened the spade trick. If West leads the the next player passes. You The sun pours forth enough or disaster In the world’s cli ship Lodge of Masons, ed to bring a sandwich. Coffee the tbeortes. Holmes, Person and Moses, Northeastern University, Bos Mrs. Sandra T. Benjamin and volunteered in past Heart Fund program. ten, dummy's queen forces out hold: Spades, J-10-8-5; Hearts, dtra'vlolet light to be murder mate and weather, such as is will be provided. They do agree that there ton. He has lived in Manches Peter C. Tracy are co-chairman campaigns, is a former art Dr. Amos Friend, Manches- the king; and then the nine is Q-8-3; Diamonds, A-7; Clubs, 0- ous to human life. But much happening with the air humans art Haugh, club president; and and Charles Pirie, historian of Masonie Meeting ’would be no danger except ter for 12 years. teacher. She is a member of ter otologist who sits some rows good. If West leads a low spade, C-97.52. of it is blocked by ozone atmos breathe. Wayne Garland and Walter Hile- Xerox Copy Service Friendship Lodge of Masons, There will be a regular stat for the 1968 Heart Fund in the through a corabination of ex- He is a member of the town’s the Couples Club of Vernon, the behind me at these concerts, is What do you say? phere. The vertlpal distribution Next; An Ocean of Bad Air man. are co-chairmen of Project 67- ed communications of Fayette dummy plays low, and East YvtaAist parttoles from both space- Mancdieazer only Citizens Advisory Committee town of Tolland. Tolland Junior Women’s Club expecting an iuflux of patients plays the king to stop the nine Answer: Pass. Partner has 18 of ozone varies by day and sea Bro-therhOod in Action, co-spon- Lodge of Masons on Tuesday aige^rockets, and many SST or After the meeting, refresh Bloqtrint and Supply, Ino. and is district deputy {Man They a/e leaders among some and is a grraduate of Syracuse complaining of ringing in the from wlpning a trick; but then points at moat, and you have son, latitude and longitude. But • Bring all your children under 12 years—one 8" x 10" •sored by their respective or-” during which the master mas supemonic Jet flights. ments will be served. chester, Rockville, South Wind 12,000 volunteers in 29 area University. ears, and George Stowe, my dummy’s queen is good. only 7 points.. The combined to at times the maximum layer is 890 H artford Rd., Maaeheater ganizations. on degree will be exemplified. bIack-&-white finished picture of child taken singly, sor) for the K of C. communities seeking to raise She and her husband, David, friend and colleag^ue, jold me East's best defense is to lead tal cannot be more than ‘Ihe reanurance is that if a ait an altitude o f 70,000 to 80,000 Masonic Oiib Holmes was chairman and the The lodge will receive a fra 849-8898 98(*. One 8" x 10' group picture, only $1 per child. He was on active duty with J170.000 in the February cam- and son, Jeffery, 1, live oh Pine he thought he should hav6 lls- “a low heart when his ace of 25 points, which is seldom potentlBil threat began occur- feet. other two were deputy chairmen ternal visit from Mount Holyoke To FiU Chairs Neu) Japanese City of Project 67, which raised $7,- the U.S. Marine Corps in 1954- paign. The contributions will Hill Rd. tened from the lobby. Mr. Stowe clubs Is knocked out at the sec enough for game. and could be recognized, In a few years, supersonic • Select from finished pictures, not proofs, of the 1955 and was in the Marine Re Lodge of South Hadley, Mass. Copyright 1968 tha rocket of jet flights could be 000 last year for the Mansfield search local and Tracy, with the Agency Serv- sits behind Dr. Friend. I alt end or third trick. South must jets win be flying at Uiis alti- The Master’s Club of Friend KITAJCYUSHU, Japan—Lo- cutest poses captured by our artist-photographer— serves to 1962. Ypung Democrats’ Dance General Features Corp. Ito ^ In numbera unm acme j,,. ^ K om hyr o f St^e Training School. support 'a broad program of 4-e- ices Department of Travelers in the eighth row, which Is much step right up with the king of ship Lodge of Masons will fill cajted on the northeajStem end k id s lo v e h er! Holmes and his wife, the for The Vernon Young Demo ------V ------—6---- James Halloran Is general tional — community, service ami Insurance Co., is a graduate of closer than either, so my im- «f the pazflclea the Environmental Science Ser- the lodge stations Thursday Kyu*u, itlUs city of more Oon't wait lot a Special Occasion mer Yvette Daigle of Lille, crats plan a dance, the "Spring ground. • Finished 5” T / " and wallet-siza pictures w ill also chairman of the Past Grand education in the area sePved by Bulkeley High School in Hart- pressions may be slightly exag the instrument presently before This proved to 6e an innocuous vice Administration—ESSA —dn night and exemplify the Enter- th®n I mlUkm was created in Maine, live at '37 Elizabeth Dr. Fling," at the Manchester Coun be shown and offered at unbelievably low prices. Knights’ Night and Allen Rich the Heart Association of Great- fofiH. He and his wife, Diana, gerated over theirs. the ' public. work in the best Hallywood- Among atmoepheric scien- Boulder points out. Their Cx- ed Apprentice Degree. Lodge by 'the merger of five ’The couple has three children. try Club on March 30. Music BARRiCiNi ter is ticket chairman. They er Hartford. and sons, George and Steven, By contrast, the accompani Mr. Khachaturian apparently Dimitri-Tlomkin tradition. tlalh, there ia increasing aware- hausts throw out carbon, which opens at 7:80. drUes: Mojl, Kokura, ’Tobata, • See them in 'Living Color* tooL .only $2.95 3 will be by Flo Schaefer and Monica, 8; Lisa, 6; and James Mrs. Benjamin, who has live on Woodland St. doesn’t like his “ Sabre Dance’ ’ The audience would have none neM that small alteration^ af is an efficient catalyst or agent Elbert Sheldon will be the pre- Wakamatsu and Yaiwaita. A are being assisted by James Her Escorts. ment to Khachaturian’s Cello CHOCOLATES Finished color photos—one 5" x 7 ' or four wallet-size Tierney, Joseph McCarthy, Jr., 5. any better than Rachmaninoff of the substitution, however, so fecting the intricate mechan to destroy ozone. siding master, and his suite of heavy-industry center. Kltak- Tickets for the dance may be Concerto was extremely light, pictures—will be offered you at this very special liked his famous “ Prelude In a couple of Gayne’s dancel^ got isms controlling - climate and Ronald Blasko and William purchased from general chair virtually InconsequentiBl. ' I "Thls could become a real officers will include Ronald Mot- yushu Is 'the home of the Yawa- ciualu lltcit ov/n cxcilfinont' price, at no obligation to you. C-sharp minor,” so after listing heard in any event, hs encore CroSley. Argentine Farms Big man Mrs. William Dickens or Hebron have noticed that solo cellists might trigger great and problem when there are many tram, senior warden; Dale Mot- ta Steel Oo., Japan’s largest BUENOS AIRES — The aver some of the Gayne Ballet on numbers. The audience, more Holmes is manager o f the life any of the following commit are always afraid they will be perh^)s undeslreable effects. such flights,” Dr. Komhyr says, tram, junior warden; Richmond ateelmaker. studio Henrti 10 AM . to 1 P.M., 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. age-size farm in Argentina is the program, he changed his familiar with skish kebab than insurance department of Insur tee members; Mrs. Waldron covered by the accompaniment, Dally, fo r exs&nple, hundreds Jets migh\ destroy enough ozone Shuttleworth, senior deacon; ------Friday to 7 tM P .M .-Satu rd ay to 5:30 P.M. ance Counselors of Hartford, almost 970 acres. One-third of mind substituting an Adagiio symphonies, applauded mighti of Jet l^anes crisscross the na- to permit a harmful increase in George Wales, junior deacon; HALF STUDY DRIVINO Finnegan, Mrs. George FVr- •as indeed they often are. In *N o honclling chOTQO — comporo this fln« quoitty cit any prka the farmland is operated by less 130 Petition for a Change from his “ Spartacus” instead. ly, often in inappropriate places. Visit which has a Manchester office *blsh, Mrs. Donald Gandinl, Mrs. this case the composer was a tibn of great parts of it, often ultraviolet light reaching earth, Wayne Anderson, senior stew- OHICAGO—^More than 1.6 than 1 per cent-Of the farmers at 357 E. Center St. He wa? Raymond JJallowell or Mrs. cellist, himself and arranged .an leaving fluf^ contrails of water or cause other effects. ai^; Charles Betterton, Junior million hlgh-school students re- his company’s Greater Hartford- and,about 75 per cent of the land A FRIEND! James Roche. In Public NhrsingiProgram orchestral part that is never in vapar, ,m a^ade clouds, as slg-" ESSA and other organizations, steward; Roger Chadwick, mar- celve driver training each year, Lisgett Drug leader in sales in 1963, in 1965 by about 6 per cent of the farm any danger of obscuring the nature of their passage. therefore, ore seeking "bench- shal; Donald Campbell, secre- Yet itearly thait many others VERNON CIRCLE ers. Stripers I^ n ce Petitions signed by approx- basket. Hebroio will present a and in 1966. ’Tha Candy Stripers, Rock- ^ ^ soloist no nqatter what happens. MHKE NICHOLS-WINNER Some contrails sorni dlsipate. m ark” measurements o f norm al tary; Brent Anderson, treasur- reach dri'vlngF ag e end g e t driv- W.T. OPVANT VERNON, CONN. Vine''General Hospital Junior ‘ "lately 130 townspeople have prograqy'eRntled, “ Country Fair The work was written over 20 Otkers tuft) Into or are^oon foi- levels and fluctuations ot ozon. er, smd R. Bruce Reinohl, tiler, er's Ucenses -without ever hav- at the Parkade and Atibllon.’ ’ “BEST DIRECTORr Auxiliary, will hold a dance, been -filed with the selectpien's years ago but got its first per- > .N.T. CmIM lowed by high clrruA clouds that These could serve as a warning Others taking part are Rob- lug had any formal Instruotixm. Plannars to Meet formanfrfe in the U.S. only a “Cupid Goes Mod," Saturday-^t office today..by Mrs. Albert At- The ^ Hebron Planning and ANNE BANCROFT New England's Leading Rockville High School from tardo. The petitions would re- couple of weeks ag^j in Wash Zoping Commission will hold a ington, and was new to Hart 7:30 '^o 11 p.m. Music will be scind or ammend tjie action tak-. public heg^jK; tonight at 8 in . . DUSTIN HOFFMAN Two-Year Pro’fessional by The Quiet Ones. en at the Jan. 15 town meeting* ford. It Is not a truly great the town 'orRce bulIiBng to con cello concerto, but then there " n A kI tharineross Junior Women’s Ball regarding Hebron'^ adoption of sider the appljeattnn of Tom School of Committee-members for the a general public health nursing are no truly great cello con Sullivan for perinission to sub cert! so far as I know; the great Vernon Junior Woman’s Club progrllm. The January town divide property oq the Old Col- benefit ball, “ Le Bal M a6^e," meeting empowered the Board est of composers have neglect cheater Rd. into nine parcels. ed the instrument. have been announced by Mrs., of Selectmen to enter into agree- If, was erroneously reported THE ACCOUNTING ' John Mackey, chairman. They ments to establish such a pro that this meeting was scheduled In consequence, Mr. Khacha are Mrs. Robert Skowronek, gram. lar last week. turian’s opus should be a wel GRADUATE PAHAVISlOH* COIOR HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING program; Mrs. Charles Boland, Only 20 signatures are need Bulletin Board come addition to the meag^re tickets; Mrs. Henry Nov^ad. ed to call a town meeting. The The Board of Admissions of extant for the Instru 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 reservations, and Mrs. Robert earliest one can be called is Electors will hold session to ment, and now that It is better BURNSIDE ChuriUa, decorations. probably some time next month. known in this country It may S8< BUl'NSirJl AVE lAU HAWIMIWO night from 6 to 8 in 'the town ..... FREE PARKING S?8 '.IV.l.i The ball will be held Sat According to a spokesman for office building to administer the become quite popular with solo- urday at 7 p.m. at the Glaston the petitioners, there is wide elector’s oath ‘®ts and audiences alike. It won’t F bury Country Club spread feeling that the program The Hebron Women's Fellow- become very popular with con- Committee meetings of the voted on would seriously cur- ship will meet tomorrow after- ^uctors for It falls to show their ■Vernon Junior Women’s Club tall the present elementary noon at 1 p.m. In the Hebron orchestras to great advantage. Nominated have been announced as follows: school nursing program. Under Congregational Church. Karine Georgian, the soloist, THEATRE EAST For The Garden Club Will meet on the public health nursing pro- Hebron women have been in- ber debut here and prov- ■ M C K m i nUNUM • 648-5491 5 Globe Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home gram, the schools would receive vlted to join the Gilead Worn- ®d to be a marvelously fine Aivards of Mrs. Lawrence Cavanaugh, nursing service based on one en’s Fellowship and other in- cc‘“ ®t. A pupil of the famed Acres of Free Parking—Luxury Cinema Brimwood Dr. Mrs. Alan Taylor hour per child per year which terested townspeople in viewing t^ostropovitch, she can give her will demonstrate making dried the group states is less than the film "Parable” tomorrow "*®"tor a run for his money and arrangements and discuss the hall the present service, demonstrated the utmost in Mon. thru Frl. E night at 8 in the Gilead Church 8;S0 No Seats Reoerved collecting of dried materials. Co- The spokesman concluded that Social Room. technique and artistry. I ’d go to hostess will be Mrs. Stuart alternate Public Health Nurs- hear her any time, and there is Sat. - Sun. Popular Prloea! jones. ‘"8 programs are being inves- Manchester Evening Herald no question that she is one of 2K185:00-8:30 Also on Thursday the Home tlgated and will be presented Hebron correspondent, Mrs. the few great practlcioners of U fe Committee will meet at at the petitioned town meeting. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. UNIVERSAL prcunli 7:30 at Vernon Circle to go as At present, Mrs. Dorothy a group to Calanos in East Hart- Kirkham is employed by the He- Manchester Phone 648-7832 Julie Andrews aiHIUII ford where they will be given bron Elementary Board of Ed- a talk on interior decorating. ucation to work full-time in the Coventry M aryTylerM oor^ On February 20 at 8 p.m. the schools. She divides her time Community Services Committee between Hebron and Gilead but Carol Clranning’ • James Fox will meet at the home of Mrs. ‘s on call In the school with no Classes Set 6 OfTHimi Richard Gifford, Worcester Rd., nursing coverage, “Bad and UgIy’’6:00-8:45 "ROSS HUNTERS \Z. to discuss plans for a glaucoma Based on anticipated enroll- DreducMool cllnlc to be held later this ment figures from the superin In Firsf Aid month. The clinic will be held tendent’s office, 833 children will THEGOOIT THOROUgHlsW” "'""— in cooperation with the Lions be attending the two elementary "The Coventry Committee on THEBADS„ TtCHNICOL06»715 Club and the Connecticut So- schools next fall. Under the Safe Living” is under way, J. <3^ YOUR CHOICE.,. clety for the Prevention of public health nursing prograni and First Aid classes, in con THEUGIY WHITEWALLS OR BLACKWALLS Blindness. that would mean 633 hours of nection with the program, will ______nursing service. begin in March, poventry,. ■was 4/ W l i . , NO TAX OB The children attend school selected by the jNathan ' Hale ANY SIZE TBADB-IN DOWSERS USE MAP Branch of the American Na STARTS FRIDAY! NEEDED CHICAGO—Most dowsing or approximately 183 days per year, being in school an aver tional Red Crosq'vio inaugurate water witching is done at the . . age of six hours daily for a total the town-wide safety program, actual place where water is called "Operation Safe Living c^hnGavln »'«iB©atriC©]llliG i needed, but some dowsers claim of 1,098 hours. During a recent compilation through First Aid Knowledge” , to be able to locate water from A UNIVERSAL PICTURE a map alone, simply passing of data released from the He- The purpose of the program President’s bron Public Nursing ifdvisory is to promote an appreciation their forked stick over the map. \ lV m \ LAnalyst” 7:45 Ends Tuesday “ The Sand Pebbles” — Shown at 8:00 Committee, it was noted that for and knowledge of accident |willlwianl1cy R 9 R 6 ION the public health nurse would prevention by means of first “ Sea Pirate” 6:16-9:30 not be at the- schools at a ll' aid training, and to provide ALL WAN 3 BEST times but would be on call in every home with at least one the town. It was also noted that first aid-trained person. The some of the work the present project Is a community coopera- CAR SEQVIC& school nurse was doing was of tive effort on the part of town CANDIES^ A IkJ I P e the variety that a health aide officials, concerned organiza- Compare this offer! could perform, costing less to tions and the Red Cross. . U O U U A R D „ the comtnunlty. The Coventry Committee was Grange Meeting formed at a meeting Jan. 31, Hebron Grange will meet to- ^ith 17 residents present, rep- night at 8 In the Gilead Congre resenting 13 organizations, ac gatlonal Church social room. cording to Mrs. Joyce Mohlen- Joumon^ Columbia Grange will visit He hoff, chairman. bron and bring the traveling Registrations for the March ISrPoint Engine Tune-Up first aid classes are now being I.UA. Mte. accepted, and all those interest todndes aU labsr and ,.L wtM IlMA ed may call Mrs. Merill Going, fee Ilf ciMItliii paiti lilted below.-.OBly J O FOR Rt. 44A; Mrs. Charles Carl, N. Vou get new spark pings, points, rotor ft condenser. Plus, River Road or Mrs. Barry FISH FRY our specialists will cleaui fuel bowl, sir filter ft bsttery. Young, Hemlock Pt. 3 and check — ignition wires, distributor cap, starter, regu Cosmetics lator, generator, fan belt, cylinder compreaeion ft battery. NOW—ALL DAY WEDNESDAY IT’S BPW Club Hears Oil Change & Grease incl. 5 qts. oil ^ Liggeffs Trio Tomorrow All You 2 IN I OFFER! or A trio organized by Mrs. Can Eaf Alignment Service At The Paiicade Edith H. Petersen will present a musical program at a meeting ‘ 1.19 MANCHESTER Saves wear and tear on of the Manchester Business and your car, which saves you Professional Women’s Club to WONDERFUL BONELESS FILLETS money . . . morrow at 8 p.m. at Center Con gregational Church. Fried to a crisp golden brown Any U.S. auto Members of the trio are Mrs. French Fried Potatoes # Cole Slow plua parts. Barbara Embser, violinist; Mrs. CAMERA £Jl!zabeth Brown, cellist; and Tartar Sauce # Rolls and Butter Add $2 for X I lb. Mrs. Petersen, pianist. Mrs. torsion bars. RENTAL Embser’s seven-year-old daugh A ■ 2 lbs. $3.50 Cocktails Served Inspect front wheel bearings.. REPAIR ter Linda, will also play violin Align front^nd. Rotate tires. MANY ASSORTMENTS Have • problem? solos, and a duet with her moth er. VERNON , ...... ( s ' TQ GIVf AND ENJOY We*U be (led to h •I ' ...... ' ■ ... . After the program, there will Fine Photo Flnlelilng be ^ business meeting, and STORE HOURS; m o h . a n d r u t s . A - e WED.-THORS.-FRI. SAT. 9-4 LENOX NASS*IFF refreshments will be served. MANCHESTER Prospective members wishing to ^ a MIe r a s h o p ON TOLLAND TURNPIKE PHARMACY 'attend the event are reminded o o o d / ^ e a r AUTO SERVICE CENTER 991 Main St. •ManohesLev to ^ contact the membership >/4 MILE OFF OAKLAND STREET KELLY ROAD ft VERNON CIRCLE 875-6292 or 646^101 , 299 B. C l^TB lt ST. , chairman, Mrs. AJda Playdon, 649-0896 “ 81 Arcellla Dr. ' , k
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PACK fo im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 PAGE FIVE -______a—...... father campaign tor the Demo Doctrine of St. Francis of Jy h Top Secret Tonkin Report cratic preaidentlal nomination. South Windsor alsi Church, South Windsor, vrill People In Miaa McCarthy aald Monday sponsor a "Think Spring” dance ahe will campaign with her fath Friday, Feb. 3S, at 8:S0 p.m. ‘Must Reading^ for Senate er In New Hampahlre "through Law Class In the church h ^ . PRESIDENrS BIRTHDAY SALE FEB. 12 to 24 November." A buffet will be served and (ttoe Page Parelve) T he News "He’a been very well received set-upa are available, A draw Turner Joy done to make the In New Hampahlre," ahe aald at Planned in ing will also be held. Reserve- —Tliat U.S. Naval veeaela— North Vletnameae ao "agitat Sacha, Bardot Rumora her dormitory. "Hla atyle la tiona should be made early. inahMU^. the deatroyera Alad- ed" that they amild attack or Falae, Soya Secretary aomething the American people 7th Grade Church Women Meeting . doot end C. 'nim er Joy—were In haraaa the deatroyeraT aren’t used to, but they like it," ’The Episcopal Church'Wom MUNICH, Ctermany (AP) — the TV)nkin Gulf on an 'Intel- la the admlnlatratlon . uaing she said. en of St. Peter’s will hold their Gunthar Sacha’ private aacre* The "Youth and the Law” Ugenoe mtaaton’* that fateful the "top aecret" claaalfloatlon “He’a not flamboyant. He monthly meeting tomorrow eve tary aaya "thera la no truth" to program sixtnaored by the nlgM tat Augu^ on the Tonkin Gulf papere to doesn’t use catch phrases. ning beginning with prayer at —That the two dentroyers protect the national aecurity or racurrant rumora that tha Ger H i'uaim 'lSiH it' i i i i i i , ’’ ahe Conn- ®'««l*ratlon of Worn- “r * in the church. Following deflnttely were "haraaaed”— to "avoid embairaaament to the man mulUmllUonaira’a mar added. en’s Clubs and administered lo- (},« business meeting, Mrs. Bar- and poaalbly attacked—by admlniatratlonT riage to Brigitte Bardot la Mary is one of four children of cally by the South Windsor bars Potterton will ^ve a talk North Vietnameee patrol boata. Implicit In the report, It la breaking up. the 41-year-old ICnnesota sena- vfomen’s CTub is A lng Incorpo- and show slides on a European —T h at the U.S. reaponae to „ the______conclualon____ that____ the "The blggeat canard la that i_ holiday. Refreshments will ■“be the tocklent—the bomUag o t vvwte ^Houae "and the Defenae they had a recent row In Parla," She said her opposition to the served. Noifh VteAnam—was "precipl- Depeurtment used the Tonkin s e c etary Hans Werner Vietnam war moved her tar Join t*** South Windsor school sys- tous" and based on inadequate Gulf incident as an excuse for Schwenk told a newsman MOn-. marchea on the United' Nations tern. Aidvertisement— informaiUon. Initiating the attacks on North day. "Mr. Sachs was not even COLOR TV last spring and the Pentagtm The Board of Blducation has Bus drivers for sriiool routes A disputed version of the Vietnam and as a device for there.” last fall. already iq)proved the program. He said Sachs plans to fly to end ohaztaed tripe. OoHina Bus Bader report has it that the avoiding a national debate on It is scheduled to begin this Spain this week to visit Miss Service, Harold OoUtais, 644- U.S. may have deUberoitely pro escalation. (A week after the spring and consists of two ses Bardot, the French screen star, Id&l. voked the North Vietnamese at bombing began, congress passed sions per class room, taught by who Is at Almerica making a tack as a means of escalating the Gulf of ’Tonkin resolution Deaths in local lawyers and designed to WITH SAYINGS FROM $26 TO $S6 Manchester Evening Her the war in an election year which gave the president Carte movie, "Shalako. acquaint youngsters with the A'soiuce at Almerica had said ald South Windsor corre wHhaut going through the na Blanche authority to "repel any different aspects of the law as it Miss Bauriot has a new passion, spondent, Virginia BldweO, tel. tional debate that escalation armed attack against the forces The Nation pertains to them. actor Stephen Boyd, who is in 644-21165. I would otherwise have required. of the United States and to pre Bishop Jam es A. Duffy ■Lunar Probe’ Set vent further aggresskm.") the movie. Sachs was in St. Whether th at vension is cor Merits, Swltserland, and not HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — The Northeast Conneqj^cut As One person familiar with the The Most Rev. Jam es A. Duffy, rect or not, one senator—a available for comment. tronomical SoclSw will' conduct
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MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 'AOB 8 B V * I ■ w PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 Bolton Prescriptions People Chasing Him strikes Illegal, promised the union what Connecticut HUttirtfpatPr it wanted, and insuHed and humlllatod the Republican Mayor of New York and Yankee Classes to Return to M ixed Ability Grouping '^”*^2?’**^**^ ‘Rich’ Bum’s World Shattered Sttptittts IjpraUt all the people of New York by what the (Continued from Page One> "M y God, my (3od, V n e ^ r expected New York Vimes called an tict of “ po The Board of Education and this may be expanded so working right, as evidenced by two to the high schotri and two a R l T l . C C U . C R r C unanimovdly endorsed a return that there can be intra-class whiat happens when the group to the elementary school, anything like this,’’ declared Wescott, FUaUBHBD BY THE litical cowardice." * By A.H.O. the first time In 10 years and talked to »a»AU> PBnmNO oo., me. to heterogeneous (m Ixed) groups. reaches Grade 7. Ideally, the 60-Passenger Capacity (Ooutlnned from Page One> who first learned of hls fortune over the U BtaMH Stnet Only It wasn’t really p^ltlcal cow Atty. John P. Brown In Burnt Hills. weekend. KaoolMater, Conn. grouping of classes at the ele- Negative' Stigma Cited ' class ehould be half 'way n ie buses are to be of 60 ardice. Rockefeller didn’t really violate Not only are the lawyer-legis Senior citizens organizations Brown is the attorney appointed by the "I’ll go stale if I took that money. Twnua r. ra^usoN mentary level meeting Each year, he said, the claM- through Grade 7 work when It pMsenger capacity In an over court seven years ago to administer the WAUrm R. FBROUaON his own law and sell New York City lators of the 1969 session o< the have heavy pressing hard for It’ll ruin me. Sure, I’m broke here in PuMMun Conmectlcut General Assembly gradea have been ea will be shuffled; ao that begina Grade 7, and it Isn’t, he sized shell, and money until Wescott could to found. ______rouaSmi October 1, 1B81 down the river because he was alrald of grouped aocordlng to etbiliity every child in a grade wiH be said. weight equipment. For a five- such a measure. They contend the weeds with the other winos. BuL I’m going to find themselves con The Los Angeles Times found the drift OK. I’m happy. the union. Rockefeller did It all because '^‘**°* about 19S9. The board aWe to aaaoclalte with' every Requeat for Funds year contract they must be 1968 the cost of drugs in addition to PvahtMi Smtr Bretdnc E^xoaiit' fronted with a more urgent pub er two weeks ago sleeping In weeds only "This bothers me psychologically. 1 ind HotUky*. SnUred M_tlM IVMd' he thought he saw the opportunity for then, r e s p e n d ^ to parental other child in hla grade at leaat In other buslneaa, the board models. Dr. Coatagna said he ^hat the elderiv have to nav tn a stone’s throw trom the civic center. Seoaod lic demand to do somsthlng to 'preeaure, adopted homogeneous two or three times during hia moved adoption of a resolution would like to have 66-passenger ^ ^ don’t know how my wlno friends,! One- MMtiM-. the great grandstand play which would take driving-witbout-a-Uoeose "I can’t take It. No, not now. I’m not Eyed Jack,! Missing Man,! Herman grouping, aooordliKg to John aerven years in elementary made last Thursday to reaf- buses, thereby saving a couple medicare makes; ready to leave this life," Wescott told make him the great strike-breaking, Honeycutt;! The Missile Man! and the SOB8CIUFTION BATES repeaters o ff the highways for Senbedo, etenrentairy echool prin- school. firm its request that funds for of runs, but Bolton roads are program a financial burden the attorney. "I ’d rather not talk about ^ f “»**** to Advtaoe emergency-resolving hero. for many older people. others will react when they get the full One T en r ...... 123.(10 at least a few days of Jail, but 1-1 . V board gave odmintatra- the middle school be put on not big enough. It, not at this time, thank you." B iz U.OO ’That he could expect such results from they are going to enoounter Motoya’s bill would author Impact. Sentolo said he has never ap- tkm InstruoUona to study the the same call to a town meet- n ie buses must have snow "It’s your money, Cnint, all of It, and Three Monthe ...... S.B0 such a course of action is
Democrats Given W eSK P A IB techniques, military drill and Aid or Tragedy BUY Cut Your Own Tax^s— 10 ernon other aubjeota. Tolland Dinner GhGice— TV-Radio Tonight VOLKSWAGENS Boatawaln’a Mate Seaman Thomaa F. ’I’ierney, USN, son $2.50 o r $1^0 OOMPLimi VW BSPAIR.SllbVIOE Some Work Expenditures ^ e a k e r Set of Mr. and Mra. Jacob Tleiney, School Board to Hear Plans 723. DartiiUl Rd., haa returned WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING Change Urged for N.J. Slums Connecticut Democrats will Television RElUILt VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES to homepoit at Long Beach, For Seminar in Family Life RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE have the choice Saturday of at 5:00 ,( aoo) Party Mason Deductible on Tax Returns F o r C hurch Calif, following a six-month de COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE orders throughout the nation. tending a $100-a-plate Jefferson- '( 8-IM2) Mlloe Douglas MUWARK ( A P ) - n u riot- HustaM aald he would wlth- Reviews By BAY DE ORAME ly limit of $25 each; and all or ployment to the Mediterranean Hughes appointed the com- Jackson Day dliuier In Hartford (IB) Hlsinrajr P a tM M ORIARm CHEVRON SERVfCE Plans for a family life sem Superlntendent of Schoids SEE totn aummer of la Ukely to *»oW «l*talled comment imtU « '-m BM Picture NEA PnbUcations dinary and necessary entertain aboard the light guided missile or spending $2.50 to $5 to hear , i) . Mistmvae______xers NelBMror- I of Jean- B reak fast Robert Bralrton will present tile ^ i leaat late next week and that he mtsslon, which induded three Tim Moriarty. Proprlator . . . ment expense. cruiser US8 ’Topeka. While hi inar which will eventually leiid become a piolocue to tn cedy turn the atudy over to Negroes, shortly after five days Minnesota Democrat Sen. hood By their nature of their em tentative school calendar for (80) com bat If you do not qualify as an of the Mediterranean, the Topeka to the establlshmant of a fam- of rioting In Newark which be Eugbne McCarthy speak In U m McHale's Navy ' OuerrlUas ployment some workers have Dan W. Eschenbreimer ____next _ year______for boaird_____ approval. CLARKE MOTOR SALES for oitlea unleaa they recofnlae pre^jent Jchnaon’a apedal W K lM FandHyMy VhlenthvVhientlne 270 HARTFORD ROAD • 643^217 outside salesman you can claim Westport. 6:80 (aO) Scope dut-of-pocket expenses during West Hartford will be the guest Sf*^***-^*** **** course of study vdll be ^he calendar Is prepared In co RT. 6 end 85, BOLTON— 643-9521 the need fOr change now. a ape* committee atudylng racial dla* gan last July 12. (40) Bob Tounc (O as a Part III business deduction Democratic State and Na (at) What's NewT 8:00 Jerry Lewis (C) the year In connecUtm with speaker at the 11th aMUal !^ * ?«^ »"m a n d e r and the U.S. described at tomorrow night’s operation with Vernon’s super-super clal commlaalon on dvU dlaor* (18) Afternoon Report at) OoBneotknit Inus on your return only your nec Sixth Fleet. meeting of the Board of Ed- tntendent of schools Dr. Ray- tional Chairman John M. Bai __ TV their Job that are properly de dera In New Jera«y predlota. 6:00 (_»«(l(Ma-IO) News, SporU, 8:80 essary transportation and trav Men’s Communion Breakfast to George A. White, son of Mr. ley more or less made a con ductible on their Income tax re ucaUon. ’The meeting will be at „,ond Ramsdell and Ellington's “ Our dlaadvantaged oommu- Weather (O) , irTifiSr^'nilef (C) el expenses. All other unrelm- be held the first Sunday In Lent, and Mrs. Edward B. White, 806 test of It when he said, several (at) Dtsoovery ____ turns. 8 p.m. In Its office at the Hicks superintendent Dayton Shepard. nltiea muat aee far more tangi S.C. Boycott Persists, (801-MeHale*r-Nsyy------bursed expenses must be claim South St, has been promoted days ago, “ I think we (the or ;flO I l& ^ ^ B * V ie e d a y M ovie If such expenses are reim March 3, cut Union Oongreiga- School. Three new teachers will be ble evidence c f a commitment (aO) Man and Challenge ed as- a miscellaneous deduc to staff sergeant in the U.S. ganizational Democ'rats. at the (18) Merv OnUrin Show bursed to you through an ex (tional Church. The seminar will be directed hired to replace those^rho have to change than haa emerged ao (83) News , (») Wars of tge B o m tion if you Itemize deductions Air Force. Sgt. White is a com last call for a Hartford dinner) will liave a pense account and you account to ninth graders at the high resigned, and a timetable for far," the blue-ribbon comihla- 6:80 (00) Booial'Security g?gi^!fes^(o on your return. Eschenbreimer is an active munications analyst speclaHst at Negroes Seek Rights slightly larger crowd.” ( 8) News, Bob Young (C) to your employer you have a school and their parents. Rep- hiring new teachers wlU be far eton atated In Ita 477-page report Instead of breaking * down layman of the First C h ^ h Peshawar Air Station, Pakistan, resentatlves of the The Hartford Jefferson-Jack- (UMOBO) Hunttey-Bi^ey winter Oiymplcs standoff—nothing to report and medical established, Saturday. ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — ’The youngest of the three vic NET Journal your auto expenses to deter of Christ, Congregational to He Is a 1981 graiduate o f Bast and legal professions. most complete son Day dinner Is sponsored by (S > What's New? 10:80 (18) Subacrto^ TV ___ _ nothing to,deduct. clergy Scouting Fund Drive F A I R W A Y i WIdeapread violence In the tims was buried Monday. H6 llUNEWJ_^ mine your deduction you may WMt Hartord. M s topic Hartford High Schoca and at- and a social worker would par- The Charter Oak ChuncU an- Negroes say they will continue the Democratic State Central ( a-lA) Walter OronUte ( O ' 11:00 t aB-lO-ia-8040) Newa. SporU, But If your expenses are not F/RST natlon’a urban aluma would was 17-year-old Delano Herman 6:46 (aO) News, Sports, Weather Weather (C) claim a flat deduction of 10 Where Have We Been —What tended the University of Hart- uclpate In the seminar, provld- nual fund raising drive wUI be _ soloction of their boycott Of businesses In Committee, which already haa 7:00 ( 8) After Dinner Movie (30) Tom BweH Show _ covered by your employer or If have happened aooner “ haa not Middleton, a high school stu cents for each of the first Have We Done?” ford. ing the plans are approved held Feb. 26 from 1 to 4 p.m. this central South Carolina col endors^ President Johnson for (at) Supervisory Praotlca m:(16 (J-tO) 1668 Olytnplci Recap BosiiiMs Machines and SuppUes your reimbursement Is only In the Negro been patient or for dent. Several hundred Negroes ( 8-18) T n ^ or oi Consequences ~ 16,000 business miles driven The service will begin at 7 by the srtiool board. according to chairman Earl lege town In a fight for city renomihation and re-election. (O U:flB_ ( , i _) Tuesday Starlight DapUcators Adding hfaichines Photo-Copy part, this Is th'e opportunity to bearing," the commlaalon add attended the service. ia :8 0 <1 0 «W a«))^Thn^ Show (C) and seven cents for each mile a.m. with communi(m served by The proposal will be made by Beebe. compliance with civil rights de ’The $100 admission charge Is to (10) McHAle's Navy Anthoriaed Agent For: get full credit. Some of these valentines for everyone! ed. Funeral services are today for (30) Huntley-Brinkley (18) Merv Griffin (O thereafter. the minister^ in the sanctuary. Guidance Director Andrew Wl- The committee, consisting of raise money for the coming (80-40) News, Spoi^, Weather 11:46 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop ADLER Standard and Electric Tjrpewriters Items are properly claimed as Columbia The report, which took over mands. Henry Smith, 18, at Marion, A moving expense deduction Breakfast wUl be served in the nans. Other committee mem John Tralnor, Roger Galic emd The action followed an out campaign. “ business expenses” on your re assortment is most complete for friend, five montha to compile, bleated S.C., and for Samuel Hammond, SEE SATURDAY’S ' ^ WEEK FOB GOMULETE UBUNGB Tonpo-GEHA Silk Screen Du^eators may be claimed If you were social room, following the serv Normand Zabljansky represent The Westport meeting Is spon turn and others may be claimed bers planning the program are the Newark d ty administration, burst d violence last Thursday 18, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the Electronic Stencik Cut transferred to another city by ice with Mrs. Robert Bernier ing the local scouting program, and foe. on the campus of predominantly sored by the Connecticut Mc only as “ miscellaneous deduc Scouts Get the Rev. Donald O. Miller, guid Indudlng that community’s po other victims of ’Thursday your employer or moved be In charge. ance coiuieelor Mrs. Mary will assist the contacting of all Negro South Carolina State Col Carthy for President Commit Radio “Factroy-Tiained” Service Men! tions” If you are Itemizing de ► 2 locations: main st. and east middle tpke. lice department, and the Nation night’s violence. cause you changed jobs. Ifou Tickets may be purchased Wells, home economics teacher parents with boys In scouting lege. The clash between stu tee. McCarthy, who Is a declar (TUa listing Includes only tboae news broadcasts of 16 or 15 Fidly Equipped Service Dept. ductions on yom- return. The • both stores open thurs, and fri. till 9:00 p.m. • al Guard for tbdr handling of must have expenses for which from aivy of the following men: Mrs. Barbara Palmer, and as- to urge their help In canvassing dents and police left three stu ed candidate for the Democratic minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) distinction depends upon your 2 2 A w ards Newark's five-day riot last July you were not reimbursed and James Anthony, George Apel, dents dead and 36 persons In presldentisd nomination, will be work and whether you were re slstant high school principal Jo- the town. in which 26 Uvea were loet and WDBO—1866 7 :X___ D a ^ Brinldey NEW I USED I RENTALS failure to move would have Arthur Bateman, Robert Ber- Twenty-two awards were giv seph Casello, The Bulletin Board jured. Vernon making his first appearance In 6:00 Dick Robtaaon 7:80 News of the Worid imbursed. $10 mllUon in damage recorded. meant an additional 20 miles or nler, Robert Blake, Oeorge en to members of Boy Scout Business leaders said the boy Connecticut. 6:00 Joey ReynoIdB 7:46 Joe Oaragiola So-called outside salesmen, The seminar, which will stress A Folk Mass will be presented The report eald the riots In 9:00 Ken Gritnn 7:60 UCoim vs. Rutgers 188 West Middle l^pke.— 643-1811->Manciiester more each wayTh getting to Brigham, Carleton Forbes, Troop 162 at a Court of Honor “ the fourth R, responsibility," tomorrow night at 7 at St. Mat cott, imposed Monday, was ef The $6 charge Is for those who N ew t, aign O ff 9:46 NlgMbeat those whose principal job Is Newark, the state’s largest dty, 1;06 work. George Graff, Herbert Helm, held recently. fective. Spokesmen said there State Panel will' hear his speech In the W RO H -Slt 11:00 News, Weather, SporU selling on the road and away will be followed up by small thew’s Church, followed by a So and other communlUee In New U:36 ^mrts Final You must be employed In new Robert Hoermann, Roy Kabrlck, had been a drastic reduction in Staples High School Auditorium. 6:00 Hartford Hlghllghte 11:16 Otfrer Side of the Day from the office — may deduct They included a Star Scout group conferences of about ten cial Hour in the Parish Center. SOUTH SIDE Jersey last summer were the 7:00 News area for 39 of the following 62 Charles Manchester, Lewis Min The St. Matthew’s Men’s ENTRANCE sales because ot both the boy The $2.60 chrage Is for those 8:00 GaaUght as business expenses all of award to Thomas Peters and a children. Each child would at- iwaUK cf a htotory of aodal in weeks. er, John Peters, Clarence C:3iolr will rehearse tomorrow cott and the city’s curfew. Picks Woman who will hear It on closed-cir 18:00 Quiet Hours their ordinary and necessary First Class Scout award to Peter tend three o f these small con- justice against the Negro and WFOF—1416 The deduction includes the Schlaefer, Walton Schlechtweg, Cafazzo. ferences. night at 6:30 in the church. Gov. Robert McNair held a Mrs. Pauline M. Wallen of 54 cuit TW. 6:00 D biuw CuytoD Show business expenses for which not the produd- of a planned actual cost of moving your Bei't Sutherlamd, Ronald Taft, Second class awards went to “ Our ultimate goal Is to In The United Congregational five-hour meeting with state col Gerald Dr., has been named to 7:00 Lee Sinuns Show they were not reimbursed. household goods In addition to conspiracy. 18:00 Gary Girard Show 1 Carat Luther Trouton, Kenneth Whit Craig Peters, Richard Cloutier, corporate the program into the Church Choir will rehearse to- lege’s board of trustees Mon the Governor’s Citizens Com This might Include all auto transportation; Iodg;lng a n d The report blamed police and Theifts Reported w n n r — 1386 man or J. Dombek. Sales will John Erlandson, Anthony Mau- curriculum” , Wlnans e)q>lained morrow at 7, followed by the day, and told newsmen there mittee to Keep Connecticut 6:00 N ew i 7504NI expenses; taxi charges; rail- meals en route to your new lo National Guardsmen for using 6:16 Speak Up SporU Diamond Days At be limited to 160. ro, Barry Grant and Kyle Sad- yesterday. Adult CSiolr at 7:46 p.m. were “ no immediate plans to re Clean and Beautiful. toad, plane and steamship cation for you and your family. “ unjustified and excessive Of Auto Parts 6:30 Hany Reaaoner The distinguished seirvice lon. “ There is a need for this ed- The Board of Tax Review will sume classes” at either state ’The committee is now dis 6:86 £k>ealc Up Sports fares; cost of lodging and Either attach a statement to 3 .force" In quelling the disturb 6:00 News meals while away from home award and the man of the year Merit badges went to George v lUcation, and s(Hnething must be hold a Grievance Session tomor college or the adjoining Claflin tributing a 68-page “ Connecti Manchester police^, received 6:16 Speak 1^ Hartford your return detailing these ex ances. at least overnight; Ups; bag award will be made at the Evans, basketry; Eugene pone for these students now” , row night at tho-^own Hall College, a privately owned, pre cut Clean-up Manual" designed reports of two thefts ^curring 6:46 LoweB Ihonias penses or complete Form 3903 The 10-man commission ap 6:66 PM Rlxsuto gage charges; laundry expense breakfast. Knapp, home repairs; C!3iarles.me continued. from 7 to 10. J dominantly Negro school. to serve as a uniform guide for In the town recently. | 7:00 The World Tonight which is available from IRS for pointed by New Jersey Gov. while In a travel status; secre Legion Contributes $600 Ctouchon, life saving; Rich^i^'' No child will be involved in Valentine partids will be held More than 600 National interested organizations In each The theft of eight hubcaps, 7:16 Frank Clifford this purpose. Richard J. Hughes 'caUed for 7:80 Alexander Kendrick tarial help; telephone and tele The Rockville American Winkler, cooking; Thomas Pe the program without parental tomorrow at both sessions of the Guardsmen were held on duty of the state’s towns and cities. taken from a 1966 Pontiac and 7:86 Sp<^ Up Hartford broad reforpos In the areas of Bray’s graph charges; gifts to custom (NEXT: Listing dividends; Legion has contributed $600 to ters, scholarship; home repairs approved, and parents will be ToUsuid Cto-Operative Kinder- at Orangeburg Ip support of 200 All 169 communities In the 8:00 At the hour when we are'separated a 1964 C^ievrolet was reported and first aid. gEUten and the Hlckery Dlckery housing, pOUQcs, poUce conduct state p a ^ ln lin . Informed state have received copies of 8:10 SpeSc Up Hartford ^2 Carat ers and prospects up to a year charitable contributioiM.) the chapel fund of the Rockville Invited to attend the seminar at Manchester Motors, 612 Cen 18:16 Sign Of f A party and training, munldpal courts, sources said the guardsmen the manual as well as chamber W nO -1666 General Hospital. Senior patrol leader, Warren tentatively elated for March 26 Dock Nuroery School, from those we love, our religion holds ter St. 3S0.00 A READER SERVICE: To supplement this series, get Ray Winkler, assistant senior lead will be held at the Nursery employment, pubUc schools, would be kept on duty through of commerce organizations. 6:00 News. Weather, Sports All of this plus donations to from 9 to 11 a.m. at the high welfare, antipoverty programs Police said the hubcaps, val 6:86 Afternoon EdUon SPECIAL FEBRUARY SALE De Ck-anes all-new 1968 booklet, a line-by-line gpiide through the er, Curtis Beck; patrol leaders, School on Thursday for those at out this week. Federated Women’s clubs. Gar 7:00 A m ericana the Salvation Army (Christmas school. out the promise of life everlasting. ued at more than $160, were tending the two-day session. and health. Negro sources said there was den Clubs and other civic and tax form. Use coupon; fund. Rocky Hill cheer fund, Richard Wlidder, Mark Cafaz The committee will proceed taken sometime Simday after zo, Mark Mellady, Barry Grant; The group recommended an no action planned as a result of service organlzatimu. _ _ V March of Dimes and Christmas with more definite plans after For this reason, the modern funeral immediate grand Jury Investiga noon. assistant patrol leaders, Mark MEunchester Evening HerEtld the past, week’s developments. ' MaAne Promoted Taken by See our iqiedal group of diamond solitaires at just seals, among others, has result it receives the go-ahead from tion to remedy what it charged Mrs. P. R. Royer, 468 Adams CUT YOUR OWN TAXES" Bourey, Thomas Specter and Tolland Correspondent Bette “ I know qi nothing planned Alan C. Skiinner, UBMC, son CARTER’S millions ed over the year from the tons the school board. director makes certain that the final was a “pervaatve feeling of cor St. told poll<:e someone took her Mark Koettig;sberg. Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. now,” said iSandra Sellers, 21, o f Mr. and Mrs. O. Nelson Skin 99.00, yes, 99.00. If your wife has never had a Dept. 060 of scrap newspapers and maga School Bus Policy ruption in the Newark City gov car battery, valued at $25 from V i T T L E for over Scoutmaster Herbert Winkler whose huslwnd, Cleveland Sell ner c f Sldnner Rd. been P.O. Box 489 zines collected monthly by the The school board will also act tribute reflects perfectly the customs ernment." her vehicle as it was parked in 7 5 years conducted a candlelight cere ASIA LEADS ers, was airested ’Thtuaday promoted to the rank’ 'df .}8^e 1 P I L L S . diamond, now is the time to buy. Radio City Station legion. on the adoption of a proposed the Iona parking lot off Regent in homes mony for tenderfoot Investiture Among the commission’s sug night on the state college cam oorporal. New York, N.Y. 10019 school bus policy prepared by UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.— ot the family's faith. St. between 4-10 p.m. yesterday. like yours Irish Night Dinner for Donald LaChapelle, David gested reforms was tiie aboUah- pus and charged with Inciting to Skinner enOlsted In the. Ma . J l ^ i CEisello and a request from Mu Asia has more of the world’s ment of munldpal courts and SaVERWARE, JEWELRY. CLOCKS Corned beef and cabbage will Grant, Glen Jolle, James Les riot. 1 rine Corps in Jime 1967 fok i^- sic Director Henry Kreske. “large cities’’ than any other . Please send ...... copy (copies) of CUT YOUR OWN be on the menu at the Irish ter, Joel ^rlandson, James Of TMC OOlOtN 6UU the absoiptio of their functions Sellers, field coordinator for io g his giuduattcn from Rodki The Student Activity Fund region If the term is used to re H H I k A MCMtlfi.fXi 0110(6 I Special UP TO 40% OFF! TAXES at 60 cents each to : Night Dinner-Dance held by the Newton and Kurt WetherlU. Into the state Judldal system. the South Carolina branch of the vllle High School. He oompl^-... .VdlTeimon Juntor Women’s d u b will be transferred to the high fer to those with a million or Knights of Columbus, Our Lady Heart Fund Drive The groups also recommended Student Nonviolent Coordinating ed his basic training at.^Farns be given an opportunity to Group school on (the approval____ of _ the more inha;blJtants in the city " o m e HALL R>R RENT ' SHOP NOW AND SAVE! NAME .A ...... Fatima Council. Dinner will February Is Heart tl Vr L Mm abate takeo^m o f Newrsric Committee, was placed under Island, S.C., and.from^ there participate In their own “Mike I I school board, and the bylaws of proper. It has 39 million-person I ...... be served at 7 ;30 n.m.p.m. on MarchMEUXh month and iO O M A IN STREET - MANCHESTER, C O N N . sdMdB to allevune^ condition $00,000 bond and confined in the Ldne’’ ptx>grani at 'the meeting For parties, showers, recep 99.00 the chairman for Oaruieotlcut Assoclsition of (slitles; Europe has 19; Russia, went t o ' diMip Lejeunne, N.C., tions, meetings. ComiOete 16 at the Kosciuszko Scouts Hall, local businessmen’s donations is of “ educational crisis” in that state penitentiary. for advanced Infantry training. tonight a/t 8 at the Skdnher ADDRESS Boards of Education (CABE) 7; North America, 7; South HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES kitchen faculties. Large en Chairman William Lutton luis Maurice Bolstrldge, according city’s school system. ’The violence began one week He has recently completed a Road school. will be discussed. America, 6; and Africa, 3. Many Negro leaders termed closed parking lot. Inquire: Eumounced that the Irish Step to Mrs. John Cragln, general ago v^en Negro students tried course at Jet mechanics train Dick Bertel and Arnold Deian, BRAY’S JEWELRY CITY...... STATE...... ZIP...... j the report “ fair," while those to desegregate a bowling < alley ing sdiool, Memphis, Tenn. and hosts, o f WTTC’s “Mike Line” DEincere Etn d Irish Pipers will chaiwnan. Lit|iuanian Hall be featured for entertainment. Bolstrldge reports contribu- dty officials who were prepared and were refused admittance. 1b norw taking a course in Heli progrikn, will be guests end di MAIN STREET, NEXT TO STATE THEATER ' Make checks payable to TAXES. Allow 3 weeks foz delivery. 4'' f < 24 GOLWAY. STREET Music will be by the Tony tlons so fEW have been generous. to commoit expressed shock ’The students marched on the copter mechanics. rect the'ghow. Hostesses will be j Manchester (Coiui.) HerEdd | MANCHESTER O'Bright Or(Aestra. Mrs. Cragln pUins a house-to- over the BuggesUon for an Inves downtown area, smashing store ‘Mike Une’ Prograni Mre. Btaailey Smyrskl and Mrs. Phones: e4S-(M18 or 649-8166 For reseivations contact house campEiign which will be- tigation into aUeged corruption windows and overturning cars. Members and guests o f the Frank Steens. In Newark’s a t y HaU. FrEinols King, program chttir- gin this week. mEUT, or Norman LaBrie. CaptEiins are now seeking volunteer solicitors. Anyone in News of Servicemen terested-may call Mrs. Cragln. Nixon Raps Romney 1st Lt. Carl A. Merwin, son GOP PEUiel Meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mer The RepubllcEui town commit win, Himtington Dr., took pEirt tee meets Wednesday E in d is ex in the recently completed Oper 6 n U.S. War Policy pected to name several persons ation Bold Shot, a U. S. Strike to replace those who have re (XimmEtnd training exercise de DOVER, N.H. (AP) —Rich hard liners, the ‘hawks’, in the signed from the committee. signed to test the rapid reaction E internal (Communist struggle,” ard M. Nixon Is engaged in a CEipabillty Eind operationEil readi Nixon said. Manchester Evening Hersild sharp campaign dispute with ness of select air ground forces Nixon’s Dover audience filled Columbia correspondent Virgi of the joint U. S. Air Force EU id Gov. George Romney of Michi the 900 seats in the high school nia CEtrlson, tel. 228-9224. gan over American policy in auditorium. Two hundred per Army. Lt. Merwin, a medical ad sons listened from the cEifeteria VietriEim. ministrative officer with the 21st and about 100 or more clustered Total Wage ArbUrttted Nixon has taken a much hard AeromediCEil Evacuation Squad outside the entrances. er line on the war. ron, Pope AFB, N. C., WEis one C.ANBERRA —Until recently, “This is a war we cannot Eif- When Nixon finished, a large of 1,600 Air —Force Eind Army AustrallEui labor disputes were ford to lose,” Nixon said in a number filed onto the stage to personnel who participated in tEdten up by the Commonwealth speech, “ for we are fighting in shake hands with him and his the exeixise held in Florida. (Conciliation Eind Arbitration Vietnam not for Vietnam alone wife, Pat. -AirmEU) l.C. AlexEmder P. Commission under two head but for peac.e in the Pacific. It is Nixon appeared before 21'j>urelko, son of Mr. Eind Mrs. ings: a basic wage Eind a mEir- this lEUger cause that makes It members of the New HEimpshlre peter J. Durelko, 26 Linden PI., gln — the latter a differentlEd essential that our side prevail.” Weekly Editors Association at a wew recently aligned to Da based on job difficulty Emd skill The former vice president Is private luncheon in Concord NEing AB, Vietnam, as an silr- level. Nowi the two have been battllng Romney in New Hamp- Monday. The correspondents freight speclEilist. He Is a mem- combined under a total wage. shlre where' the first presiden- covering his campalgni were ex- ber of the Pacific Air Forces, In the past, skill and difficulty tial primary will be held March eluded^ but a source said Nixon Before his EirriVEil in Vietnam, margins had become larger than 12. Only eight delegates are at answered questions for an hour he WEis Eissigned to Amarillo the basic wage itself. stake, but politicians attach un- on Vietnam, Ctommunlst (Jhlna, AFB, Tex. He Is a 1966 grad- usuEil psychological Importimce crime, world population and the uate of Rockville High School, a. to the election. potential effect of the entry Into Seaman Appren. Charles F. More than 1,200 persons drove the presidential race of former Holmes, USN, son of Mrs. AUn- VALENTINE DAY across Icy, snow-rimmed roads Alabama Gov. George Wallace, da K.H. Haynes. 123 Union St., CARDS — CANDY Monday night to hear Nixon de- Nixon prepared to return to has been gn^duated from nine ■f r e e g i f t WRAPPING! liver the speech at Dover. New York to devote today to his weeks of Navy basic 'Iralnlrg Romney, yho spent pai't of private affairs. He is scheduled at the Naval Training Center, ARTHUR DRUG lEist week in Wisconsin, plans to to return to Nfew Hampshire on Great Lakes, HI. He studied return to resume his campEUgn- Wednesday. seamEUishlp, os well as suirvlval Ing In New Hampshire tonight. By contrast to Nixon’s posi tion on Vietnam, Romney said recently, “ We need to take the peace offensive and show we’re ANNOUNCING... not wen^nongers . . . If we con tinue down this road, it leads right to World War m .” 2S BRAND NEW DOUBLE LOAD Romney has twice challenged Bill Marsh, former Grossman Lumber manager, is now Nixon to a debate In New Hampshire, but Nixon refused L associated with Home Specialties Co. 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TEN BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 ______- -- _____ II. ______I______Section Two TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 i J l u t t f IfTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 Pages 11 to 20 tire Breaks Out Gunshot Wound Times-Post Service -Very Little Progress Obituary In Trash Box Fatal to Man in Going on 6 th Year remain at the current rate of Vernon The Los Angelos Times - Increase $882^000 $19,620. Court Backs $134^750 Price M n. Efliel a ; WUd . At Drug Store South Windsor Washington Post News Serv Seen in Seoul Talks The costs for instruction, by .3 IfospitaliKed ROCKVILLE — Mn. Ethel A. ice is going on its sixth year far the largest single budget For Land in Path of Road Wild, 6s, of 116 Prospect St., Both town firemen and police- SOUTH WINDSOR—A 34-year supplyliig in-depth news cov (Oontlaned' from Pagte One) ------category, would go from their In 2-Car Crash widow of Edward B. Wild, died men were on hand yesterday old town man died shortly af erage to papers on six con , "I think that if the Democrat-' $7,147,159 Sought current $4,886,740 to $6,660,628 — an increase of more than A parcel of Manchester land asked the commission to deny y e » ^ ^ y at RockvUle General afternoon to investigate a fire ter 6:30 p.m. yesterday from tinents. apologize for the assassinAUon Republic of Korea is ■raree people were admitted 3 the rezonlng application, which an apparently self-inflicted gun attempt Jan. 21. merciful to us who deserve pun- $664,000 above current levels. and one treated and discharged ” . . it did. “ mWS phw was bom May 29, Arthur's Drug Store, 942 Ihe Herald subscribed to shot wound in his chest. the service this month to One Informed Korean source ishment, we will be sent home A major reason for the in from Rockville General Hosplt- »134,760 to a Newington motel 1912 in RMkWUe, daughter of Main St. Hervey A. LaVole Jr. of 46 serve its readers better. said "very little progress’’ and we will be together and In To Operate Schools crease is the total of 17 addi al last night after being Involv- owner. Henry S. Budney. "Several months prior to the Walter and B h t^ e Petschhe Mrs. J. Oscar LsiPolnte, 66 High View Rd. was pronounc One of today’s stories con tional teaching positions includ ed dead by Manchester medi seemed to have been made to- love forever, never ^ I n to ed in the budget request as ed In a two-car accident at the state Supreme Court hearing,” noted the high court’s Scheibe, and lived^ln Rockville Lockwood St. told investigators cerns a top secret report on part," the statement said. The Board of Education last night approved a record Intersection of Union and West pyjjjjg „,gj,t a decl- decision, "the land on the other all of her life. that what seemed like a mild cal examiner Dr. Robert Kee ward healing the rift stemming whether this follows: the Tonkin Gulf incident — a budget request for 1968-69 totaling $7,147,159. The ■ ■ novt fn side of Interstate Route 84 was Survivors include a daughter, exuUSiblh took place just before ney, and his body was removed 'must reading’ for senators. from South Korean feelings that intended to set the stage for figure represents an increase of $882,159 over the $6,- Classroom teachers — 2 Herman W. Hafford, 27, of sion finding the parcel next to Mrs. Vincent Reilly of Roc1^ -flr?'broke out in a cardboard to Manchester Hospital. senior high, 2 Junior high, 6% rezoned to permit the construc The other story is a follow-up the United States, in its desire release of the Pueblo’s crew, 265,000 currently allocated to operate the schools—a Middle Rd., Ellington, was Windsor St. and the Wilbur tion of a large shopping center. vllle; a son, Edward Wild of boit full of trash located near Police said the man had been to secure the release of the UBS Another North Korean brocul- m^ely 14 per elementary; 1 elementary phys charged with failure to grant Cross Highway worth for more on a bum who refused to emt* approxl.....,„.j when the manager begins ical education; reading; The property to the west of the Newington; a sister, Mrs. Peter the counter .where she was walt- target practicing in the base claim almost | owed to Pueblo and its crew. Is not pay- clsilmed that the United 1 1 right of way at an intersection than the $16,000 the State Hlgh- Jaconski of Rockville; and four ing on custoiiters. 20,000 mentally retarded; % physically plaintiffs' land was in an Indus ment of his home with a 22- him. ing sufficient attention to South states sent 10 armed men The request was unanimous- departmental re- and is scheduled to appear in way Department offered Bud- trial zone, and the land just east grandchildren. Police were the first to arrive caliber rifle. His wife, Dorothy, Korean security, across the demilitarized zone handicapped; 1 speech thera Rockville Circuit Court 12, Feb. ney in October 1985 Find both stories on The ly adopted at midnight after quests pist; perceptually handi of It was rezoned for Industrial Funeral services will be held „„ the scene, shortly after 1:30 went to the cellar after hearing Herald’s front page.. Meanwhile, the U.N. Com- early today to attack a Oommu- Curtis noted that the budget 2 27. He was treated and releas Th^court ruled the state must April 2, 1964." -Tour hours of final deliberations capped. Thursday at 11 a.m. at the p when the fire started. The a shot, police said, and found ____ mand announced it would meet njgt border post. It said all 10 that climaxed several weeks of is figured on the basis of a cd from the hospital. pay Budney $35,000 an acre for Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros- flames had already been smoth- teachers’ salary schedule in If allowed in the final budg Also, a master plan approved him lying on the floor with a Fla., and Mrs. Frances Croteau Wednesday with Noi^ Korea at ^ere "completely out at workshops held by the board’s \ Reported in fair conc&tion to- the land because of its commer- by the Town Planning Commis pect St. The Rev. Richard A. ered by store employes. No bullet wound in his chest. The crease of $291,000, rather than et, the new positions would in um.cv ...» Mountain View Calif and Panmunjom truce head- the Instant they started the pro- personnel- finance committee crease Manchester’s total \ \ day ts David Musco, 8, of 174 cial possibilities. sion foresaw the parcel under Bertram, pastor of First Lu- major damage was Incurred, single shot rifle he was using quarters to discuss “armisUce vocaUve act.” and the .^superintendent of the $268,000 originally proposed West Middle Tpke., Manches- The highway department ar- theran Church, will officiate. According to clerkS, the store several nieces and nephews. teaching staff from 464>/4 to Everett T. Keith Walter P. Gorman question eventually would be re Floyd Richards pauses to visit with “Uncle was lying nearby. violations.” The report did not give the na- schools. by the board before negotia ter, who was a passenger in the gued the land has been zoned classified for Industrial use. Burial will be in Grove Hill ^ns quite busy at that time of The funeral will be held North Korean infiltration tionallty of the 10 men. But it tions with the MEA ended In an 471>4- persons. His wife, police said, im Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Board chairman John Rott- Again this year, the budget other car operated by Lonnie rural residential for years, The Supreme Court handed Cemetery. jay with several customers Henry,” a character he has created for his tele across the demilitarized zone gald: "If the Yankee aggressors impasse last month. and two appeals to the Town mediately phoned for an am ner said the orig;inal requests, fails to Include a teacher of Four Directors Retire Ray Jr., 19, also of 174 West the problem to a state referee. Friends may call at the fu- milling around the area near vision show. bulance. State police were call The MEA voted to seek state- Middle Tpke. Hospital authorit Zoning Board of Appeals to neral home tomorrow from 2 to ^ash box. They agreed that before being trimmed in work stringed instruments because of The referee's report suggest,ed edcu andHJiu theuic UCO.Udeath1 islo .ucuig.being In i.i- reaulem shop sessions, would have in- level mediation of its request ies said there is a question of change it to commercial-indus a fair-market value of $35,000 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. anyone of a number of people Lady spokesman said American thjg ignd once and for all.’ other considerations. Inclusion vestigated under the direction creased the budget by more for a $314,000 increase, after of the position has for several internal Injuries to the boy. trial were turned down. an acre for the prdperty. might have started the blaze, Puppet Show Set Feb. 24 Church, New Park Ave., Hart troops repelled two small Maureen Chase of 16 Lake Budney, who paid $16,600 for of Sgt. Paul Stensland. -j- ford, at 10. Burial will be in than $1 million. . the board said It would not bind years received strong public The referee told the lowe^ Funerals either by accident or for ma LaVoie, the father of three groups of North Koreans Mon During last night’s discussion, itself to a hike exceeding $269,- Keith Will Head < Bonair Rd., Ellington, Is report the land in 1963, argued the licious reasons. Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, day night and early today in two support. court he based his recommen To Benefit Scholarship Fund children, was employed by the the board deleted not a single 000. No date for mediation talks The provision of one elemen ed in satisfactory condition and land nearby was mostly indus- dation for damages on "a An investigator from the town of West Hartford as a BloomfMld. brief firefights in the U.S.-pat- Jaycees Dance James Lessard, 17, of 174; West tjial already. Much of the land .Mrs. Josephine Butkus Friends may call at the fu item, but ended by Increasing has been set. tary physical education teacher strong, not speculative, likeli Town Fire Department coxiW not The Mamichester Junior Wojti- Mrs. Adrian Michaud, Mrs. sidewalk inspector. He was a roled section of the DMZ. No the superintendent’s budget pro The budget request is also CBT Branch Board Middle Tpke., Manchester is in on the opposite side of the high- Prayer services for Mrs. Jo determine the cause of the fire. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Will Aid Fund "will not beg;ln to meet the hood” the land classification eoi’s Club will sponsor a puppet Joseph Sabatblla and Mrs. member of St. Margaret Mary’s casualties were reported. posal by $23,000. Of the Increase figured on the basis of receiv needs at the elementary level,” good condition today. They were way now is the Burr Corners would have been changed to sephine Butkus of Broad Brook, Church of Wapping, and was a and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and North Korea has been qoncen-''-- Everett T. Keith of 119 Pitkin St. was today ap all passengers in the Ray car. Shopping Center. formerly of Manchester,' were sSiaw featuring "Haip” Richards Janies Shortt. 7 to 9 p.m. -Mjanichestier Jayoees will spon- $10,000 went into the bus trans ing revenue from state and fed said Curtis, who noted that Phys business or industrial. If the of Wnc, Channel 3 TV at M a n ------veteran of the Korean War. He trating on the U.S. sector in its , - , ,.i_ portation account, $6,000 was eral aid, tuitions, and the like, pointed chairman of the associate board of the Con Police said Ray’s car was Joseph Tamsky, town planner, held this morning at the W.P. harassment campaign along the sor ^ta... annual Scholarship ical Education Director Davis crossing the intersection when state hadn't taken the parcel. chostor High .School Auditorium Haven Suspect was born in Hartford. added to provide clerical assist In the amount of $1,721,880 — Wlggln had requested eight new necticut Bank and Trust Co. at a meeting in the new said the $16,000 offered Budney Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main About Town frontier since it seized the U.S. Dance Friday at Manchester it collided with Hafford's car in 1965 by the state was "a The Superior Court agreed St. The Rev. Jphn J. Delaney Survivors include his wife, 2 Men Arrested ance for high school teachers, slightly more than current reve elementary positions. director’s room at the Main St. Branch of the bank. He The executive board of the ^^Sl■"Hap” will be Free on $500 Bond Mrs. Dorothy Maguire LaVole; intelligence - gathering ship H ig ^ School’s Clarke Arena. succeeds Walter P. Gorman,------headed south but making a left slap in the face” and actually with the referee and so did the of St. Bridget Church officiated. ««=cuu»o and $7,000 was tacked on be nues. Wlggln attended the meeting Supreme Court when faced with Bridget Ceme- mancuBBLcr "Bplan,” “Dandy,” “Miss Mari- NEW HAVEN (AP) — A 24- his father Hervey A. LaV
PAO B '^FOUBTBENI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 p a g e I f i f t e e n Norwich Tests Indians^ HUNTIHG Grim Warning Issued 'THE Duke Regains Spot -^ * Herald Angle d By Cheney Home to Bolton FISHING By U.S. Hockey Team E A R L Y O S T In Cage Rankings Sporto Editor By BARRY COWLES be a much greater achieve to seventh. The Vols lost to T«E BEST ’TIME TO, OO GRENOBLE, France ' Killy took a 6eoond heat run NEW YORK (AP) — other eight first-place votes, down the 67-gate, 1 ,780-meter ment." held second place with 332 Georgia 61-43 stiter downing Conference claeihes hiffh- nSH IN O (A P)—^The imich-TnaUsrn- Notes from the Little Black Book The Duke Blue Devils, course In 1:46.54 for a combined Aside from KlUy, the Ameri points, the latter awarded on a Louisiana State, 87-67. liffht tonig'ht’s hardcourt la Um interest o t compiling ^ UJ3. 'hockey team haa time of 3 :29.28 and an easy vic cans’ achievements were mod Thrilled last Sunday while skiing at Stratton Moun> knocked out of ‘the Top Ten basis* of 10 for a first-place vote, Kentucky and Vanderbilt re activity for area hoopstera infonnatlon on Miis subject, the 80u»ded a grhn warning to est at best. tain was Bill Sacherek, The Herald’s ski columnist, who last week, regained a rank 9 for second, eight for third, etc. mained In eighth and ninth fMiing eocperte «t Mercury out- tory. as local baskettMilI quintets future opponents in the Kidd, of Stowe, Vt., a sUver Jeanne Ariiworth, Wilming met and talked with Robert Kennedy. The local man ing position in ’The Aesoci- Houston trounced Centenary place, respectively. Each scored txMtrda oaked this queetton to engage in tough pairings. Winter Oljrmpic Games. medaUst In the event four years ton, N.Y., managed only a 10th- was accompanied by Chick Toomey, both cracker jack ated Press major-coHege 107-56 in its only start last week two victories In last week’s doaena ot anglem througtiout Manchester High’s Indians “ We are going to do some kill ago, had the day’s best time, place finish behind winner Jo football officials, on the weekly ski trip to Vermont. whUe UCLA defeated Oregon games. the country. And, as might be basketball poll today. entertain Norwich Free Acad ing from here on,” Coach Mur 1:46.46, which lifted him from hanna Schut of the Netherlands State 56-62 and Oregon 104-63 for Duke, which beat Maryland, esqieoted from people aa inde Kennedy was most gracious, S^herek reported, and is Other gains were record^ emy at the Clarke Arena at ray Williamson said after the eighth after the first nm to fifth in the women’s 8,000-meter also a fine skier. . . . East ------an 18-1 mark. Southern Illinois and Notre pendent as fishermen—got a by New Mexico and Colum- 8:1S. Manchester boasts a 12-S United States had stormed to an over-all with a combined time of speed skating and Army Cpi. Catholic H i g h’s basketball North Carolina, 17-1 sifter Dame, replaced New Mexico doaan dUferent answerse. for both men and women In the bia. record In overall play while 8-1 victory over West Germany 3 :32.37. Ralph C. Wakely, Murray, coach, Don Bums, can still beating Virginia, Wake Forest State on the rankings’ list. The One Oregrm angler simply an annual Ibwn Duckpln Bowling Norwich is 10-4. Monday, the Americans* first Jim Heuga of Squaw Valley, Utah, was the top American, find the basket. The former Duke took over 10th place aft and Virginia Tech in iMt week’s Aggies, 10th a week ago, lost to swered, 'Vwfaen there’s a rtm Tournaments at the Holiday er winning three games last The NCXX7 lists Ellington High victory after four straight loss Calif., the bronze medal winner 27th, in the b la t h lc ^ j^ time UConn backcourter dropped in action, remained in the No. 3 New Mexico and Chicago Loyo cn.” es. Lanes wiU be Saturday and week and lifting its record to hosting Suffield High as South in 1964, finished 10th with a time was one hour, 27 imbates, 82.9 three buckets for the Alumni In slot. The Tar Heels had 281 la. This made sense, as salmon “ We needed a game, like seconds. The event \j/ka won by Sunday, March 2-3. Entries are 14-3. New Mexico and Columbia The Top Ten with first-place Windsor travels to Stafford of 1:48.43 for 3:33.89. a losing showing against the now being accepted at the Holi points. and atedhead are in the rivers this,’ ’ the young. Canadian-born Magnar Solberg of 'Norway in each advanced one spot, the Lo- Undefeated St. Bonaventure, votes In parentheses and total High. The Ellington Knights are "No medals today," the de UConn , Frosh last Saturday day control desk . . . Spring- enly aA certain times of the coach said. "We are iK>t giving 1:13:45.9. boB to fifth and the Lions to a 70-66 winner over Providence points through games of Feb. 6-1 while Suffield Is 4-4 in con jected Kidd said. "But we stUl night at Storrs. field and Hershey remain Ued year, and unless a man just anything to anyone. From here Warm weather and rain sixth. last week, held fourth place fol 10 on a 10-9-8-etc. basis: ference play. The Bobcats from have another chance." for first place in the Eastern ‘wanAs to exercise his casting on In, look out for the United forced stiU another postpone Houston, unbeatOn in 21 lowed in order by New Mexico, 1. Houston (28) 351 South Windsor boast a 5-3 rec *rhat will be In the special sla Division of t h e American arm, he logically aiwidd fish States." ment in the singles luge (small games, maintained its solid hold Columbia, Tennessee, Kentucky 2. UCLA (8) 332 ord as Stafford has one win lom Friday and Saturday when O ff the duff Hockey League. Raiding of the when there are fish to be Aak- But it came too late to make a sled) race. on first place in the poll based VanderbUt and Duke. 3. North Carolina 281 In nine conference games. Killy seeks a third gold medal. Alton Cowles, tocal baseball Sprin^ield entry by the parent en. great deal o f cUtference, except *rhe hockey team scored four on games through last Satur-' New Mexico edged New Mexi 4. St. Bonaventure 229 Ellington will be o^t to keep He won the downhill last week umipiTe and umpire-ln-chlef for Los Angeles Kings of the Na A Fhnlda baas fisherman re- for pride. times in the last 10 minutes of day. The Cougars collected 28 co State 72-71 smd Texas-El 5. New Mexico 208 a four-game win skein going as W V ’ i and seeks to become only the Dtotrl'ot Ehgbit tei Li'btle League tional ^Hockey League has-»hurt Bgloudy fished the moon phases “ If we’d started the tourna second man in history to sweep the second period to break it oonvpetition, is a 'paibient at Man first-place votes and 361 points Paso 64-68, boosting Its record 6. Columbia 108 South Windsor Ipoks to get back STEVE SHOFF TIM CCMMINOS JOHN SAVINO the Bay Staters chances of win and said he always caught his ment with this game, we’d be all three. open against West Germany. chester Memorial Hospital. He’s in the balloting by a national to 19-1. Columbia also won twice 7. Tennessee IM to wrinning" ways. best fish during the dark of ning regular season division Beavers are 4-11, and out to a 13-3 overall. fast pace to the Indian attack. hanging tough," he said, almost Tony Sailer of Austria turned Doug Volmer of Minneapolis also in charge of local Little psinel of 36 sports ■yriters and —over Dartmouth and Harvard. 8. Kentucky 87 Coventry High, in a two-game the moon. laurels. 9. VanderbUt 76 finish the season in fine style, More than likely the starting Heading the visiting quintet wistfully. the trick in 1956, and predicts had two goals In the burst, while League anbltera. . .Manchestec broadcaisters. The Lions are 15-3. losing streak, motors to unde Other anglers preferred night * * * while the Bulldogs are 9-8 in lineup for the Red and White should be Bob BUrke, Bill Mar As it is, it’s impossible for the that KUly can’t match it. Lou Nanne, Minneapolis' "Snd Chapter of the State poard of i UCLA, vdilch received the Tennessee slipped two notches 10. Duke 51 feated Cromwell High for a fishing regardless of the moon’s overall play. Bolton edged will list the following. Dale tin, Bemie Cagle, BUly Wendt Americans to gain a medal. "I don’t think Killy can do it,” Army Pvt. Larry Pleau, sta BasetwU Umpires' w ill' hold its E nd o f th e L in e tough COCS pairing. Coventry phase.Tenneasee Jig fishermen, Tradesmen in the first game Ostrout, Dick Cobb, Tim Cough and Ennis Lanier. Pacing the They’re 1-4 with two games re Sailer said. "He has too much tioned at Ft. Campbell, Ky., had first meeting of ithe season Mon is 6-6 while the Cromwell five for instance, discovered that the Roolkite (BUI Bradley o f the of the season, 57-60. Dan Scav- lin, Ray Kelly and Ben Orzyb. battle. maining in the round robin tour- pressure on him. Besides, he’s the others. day night at 7:30 at the Armiy Checking Irregularities boasts a II-O record for top hon 'larger bass In their part o f the New York Kniieks* who Is mak- Sports Sckctfulel ors in the conference. etta is out of acUon with injur scoring for the Norwich five Barry Predicts — nameiit. Ruraia, Czechoslovakia past his peak." And he added Don Ross of St. Paid, Joe A Navy Club. . .The National ing tjjg adjustment suddenly oountry are nocturnal feeders In CVC- acUon, sixth place ies but Dave Heritage is taking are Burke Martin and Cagle, all Manchester in a last period and Sweden are i 4-0 with three that the slalom courses are eas Morrison of Minneapolis, John AAJU Marathon, whi'Ch will de- from college-type 'basketball to during the summer. A New Rockville High treks to Middle- up the slack and providing averaging around the 10 point surge over Norwich, 18-W. games remaining. Canada is S-1 ier now than in his day. CMnniff of Boston and Paul Hur termine the eig^ht-man team to jjba. baH, explains the dlffer- Today York trout flsheiman with a town meeUng Woodrow Wilson strong scoring with Johnny marj(. Cromwell over Coventry from with three games to go. KUly, a handsome, 24-year- ley of Bloomington, Minn., were neprescnt the United States in enag between the two. "The pro Basketball —Manchester vs. similar opinton said the big Big Ten Examiner High, in seventh place. The Good row. A(^on should be fast and furi start to finish, 68-65. The United States was shut old, retorted that today’s the other American scorers. the Olympic Games at Mexico jg faBter," Brad- Norwich; Rockville at Wilson; brownies always feed ait night Rams have a 3-9 mark while Coach Don Bums and his ous as the Red and Wldte try Rockville topping Wilson in a out of the medals again Mon compeUUon "Is much more dif City In October, •will be held jg„ eiadms, "and the 24-seoond Coventry at CromweU; Bolton Many anglers throughout the Wilson is 2-9. Rockville defeat East Catholic Eagles take a to knock off the Norwich club, close finish, 64-62. day, but Billy Kidd turned in the ficult. I think in winning two June 23 in Holyoke. . .Stanley iig only part of the roa- at Cheney; ElUngton vs. Suf oountry keep a close eye on the ed Plalnvllle High Friday night well earned rest tonight after which only last week upended Ellington trouncing Suffield, day’s best performance in the gold medals I already have Bray reports from Sarasota, j \aiw a college game re- field; South Windsor at Staf banomeAer and try to be out on and will be out to make it two a strong comeback Friday Weaver High In an overtime 62-52. giant slalom, won by France’s matched Sailer’s feat In 1956. If Fla., that the Pittsburgh Plr-
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968, PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 Aufomobiks For Sak 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted-- Holp W ankd— M ok 35 Femak 35 P O S m O N B open on all three BU66S BUNNY______OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1962 RAMBLER American T mE day c a r b u n c l e STACKiERED 140ME PIP SME SAY ? shifts. Apply in person Klock ladio, heater, automatic, com WOMAN to live In and help with , I FORGOT MV HEH-HEH.' you 4 hOUU3N'T BBSO W Company, 1272 Tolland Tpke., , WILLVOU I I FEELS STROH(^ WHAT VA CX>N'^ CLASSIFIED plete tune-up, new snow tires FROM WORR EARL'V - convalescing woman. Call 643- SCau IDPSlccn r p r is e d , tT/M/vou'Ke im / voo' rg forgetMRriET-- Manchester. PUSH T( AS. A BULL TODAV- YBR $260. 742-6687. 'AiMEM 'fclU FIKISM MOVING TME FURKlTURE 7836 after 6 p.m. this s t I THINK I'\/E GOT A A GOOD IDE A, MON' UPSy- DAISY! 6 'POSED T' BE SAV, Y THE WAY 11 LOOK I IHS 1 GAYE THE MAlM ADDRESS iOU CAM VACUUM TME RUG6.' ANP AS LOKG e BAD VlRUG.' I ’M REALL'T YOU really KEEP A WINDOW CLEANER -full-time IN TH' 0 4 /? / THIS ^ ONE FILLED M V LIKE (| AT THE SILVER ANNIVERSARY GRAND Prlx—1962. 2 door hard AS '/OU’CE JUST LOAFING AROUKP, BABYSITTER In Bentley School r e s t : 'toU’RE OYER- or part-time. Steady, good ISN'T 1 UR SOMEONE'S A y o u 'VE R DINNER OF THE CHEF'S ADVERTISING top, 4-apeed. No money down, rcXJPEO. THE BOGS VOU CAN RE PAPER TME PEN ANP area. Preferred In my home. Aniwr to Pr>vlou» Puiilt pay. Manchester Window I KNOW, 6AD.V\ liable TO STKKy GOT A H ACADEMY ALUMNI IN PARIS/ $9. wepkly, 24 months to pay. SAlOTOSTA'i ROME, WORREPrsTAVMOME" References. 643-2969, after 6. B U T ld U S T c lea n IME GWJAGE, ANP>- Cleaning Co., 649-5334. AN a p p l e in a W in n e r , they gave m e a s t a n d in g Medley CLASSIFIED ADVER'nSING DEPT. HOURS Call 233-8716, ask for Mr. Dias. FORA RESEARCH assistant and girl RE^AEMBERED., t MY MOUTH/ J V MA30R/;\ o vat ion FOR ONE OF MY DOWN 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Friday. Small growing re 1 r e c ip e s / ACROSS 1962 CORVAIR Monza, 2 door, 1 Adult male of 1 Pierces, as with 4-speed, dual exhaust. 649-4386 search firm, full or permanent HELP WANTED the red deer a knife COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. after 6. part-time. Write Box C, Man S Conducted 2 Natural 4:30 PJW. DAY BEFORE PtJBLICA'nON chester Evening Herald. Licensed Journey Electrician 8 Flrtt king of endowmenta 1963 CHRYSLER convertible, Iirael (Bib.) 3 Spheres of DeadHne for Saturday and Monday In 4:30 p.m. Friday. U Weight action white with black top, radio, deduction 4 Driving heater. Best offer over $700. MATURE WOM/VN to assist af- 13 Stowe command PLEASE READ YOUR AD 643-7427. counts payable bookkeeper. Experienced Electrician's i-/3 charncter 5 Tyndareui* Preferrably full-time, Mon- Helper M French itream wife (myth.) ClaMlfled or “Want Ads” are taken over the photie m a day-Friday. Call 646-0111, Mrs. IS Nautical term 8 Uniform convenience. Xlie advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 18 Low haunt May. ALLY OOP 7 Man from 20 Fighter (aUng) 37Fuller’a herb DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Trailers— BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 ProfiUble Copenhagen 23______IDrled Dried _grape 38 Preclude ■ * increaie next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor EARN $60 and more In famous Apprentice Electrician MYaOSH,UMPA,AINT Y O U a O T \NOBOCY« OONNA WE WONT HAFTA WORRY 8 ^turdte (dlel.) 25 EpistleJplsUe 40 Rate of motion rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then oeily Mobik Homes 6-A 18 MaKullne 27 Plants seed 43 Dry ANY SENSE? WHATCHA MAFIA / OVLL ME ANY ABOUT TH' ADMINISTRATION nickname 9 Bibical brand Items. No investment. mountain 28Brothen 44 Grasp with to the extent of a "make good” insertion. Errors which do TRAILER—36 ft. by 8 ft. Two CALL OL' WOMAN, TH'. OF A CX3UNTRY WITHOUT 18 Slashci in not lessen the value of the advertlxment will not be corrected Help friends .shop from horpe. LITTLE SO'N'SOl 10 Coalitiona 33 Mammal’s teeth bedrooms, storms and screens. garmenta covering 45 Musical by “ make good” Insertion. , Send for free 488 page cata 21 Wand 11 Granti uso. 34 Ascended Inatnimant Excellent condition, nice for log. Popular Club Plan, Dept. 22 Trap temporarily H. G. SCHULZE Inc. 19 Affecting an 38 Of a certain 43 Coterie camp or lake. 289-6617. T601, Lynbrook, N.Y. 24 Social groupi SOObecure 28Fonner Riusian indivtduil creed 875-9707 mien 643-2711 875-3136 r r r r - 1 5” 10 r r ILLI^AN . 28Ranklei r ~ r " $ (Rockville, Toll Free) ^ T £W r,.„- 29 Equal (comb. Business Services Help Wanted— Mak 36 12 II 14 ROM COOK. form) Offered 13 HAliFSP/ILt, LUBRICATION Man — A fast 30IMent MAN to help owner operate es growing service needs good 31 Adult female r r IS it tablished tire department. Op WILLIAMS Tree Seivice, spec people to lead In the field of fwine Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? portunity to purcha.se at later OUT OUR WAIT BY J. B. WILLIANS 32 Suitable ii it » ializing in tree and shrub' care. truck and trailer lubrication on date when owner retires. 643- 33 Aches 24-Hour Answering Service 643-8104. Help Wanted— mobile unit. Applicants must I'M JUST ABOUT FINISHED 35 Exhausted Roofing and Help Wanted— 5332. have driver's license, and be NOW— THERE’S ONLY ONE 38 Libyan seaport H" LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Chimneys 16-A Femak 35 Femak 35 mechanically inclined. Com a.~li THING WRONG,THOUGH--I 39 Iroquoian Free to Herald Readers JANITORS PART-TIME eve- Indians moving large appliances. Burn pany offers paid holidays, o tM* by MIA. Im. TJA. lUf. UA. M. OH. HAPDA GIVE y o u VELLOW HAIR, re- WANt SET"-- reliable woman to WOMAN TO WORK packing nings. Ciili 643'4453, 3-6 p.m. ON ACCOUNT OF ALL I COULD 41 Samuel’s id ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- ROOFING — Specializing group insurance, paid vacation, teacher (Bib.) Want Information on one of our classified advertisements? do weekly, thorough “sfcleanlng eggs, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call only. FIWP WAS A WHISK BROOM.' 4 r 1776. pairing roofs of all kinds, new profit sharing, uniforms sup D AVY JONES I HOPE -lOU W O N 'T M INP 42 Partner of 11 No answer a L .t^ teIq;ihone listed? Simply call the in large,^m e 3 to 4 |)ays week 742-6232. BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS management roofs, gutter work, chimneys SHORT order cook-grill man 6 plied. $2.76 per hour to start. HAVIN' BLONPE HAIR/ YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. ly for working mother. Must HE'S SO RIGHT, BUT I'VE GOT A WIFE I COULD EARN SURE.. AND YOU ^ 48 Sealer for a i T w cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ nights for quality re.staurant, Apply Conn. State Employment bottle L Cellars, attics, yard sind be able to work without super JONES. 1 SIGNED AND TWO KIDS BACK MORE WORKING COULD MAKE TWICE EDWARDS experience. Free estimates. chance for advancement. See Office. 806 Main St., Manches HOME AND I'M NOT ~TR THE ENEMY A S MUCH WORKINfl 47 European perch u vision and to properly jhandla T small trucking done A-1 right. Call Howley 643-6361, 644- Roy at Knudsen's Country ter. Interview 12-4 p.m. on PAID ENOUGH TO SIDES, 49 Chest bone Call Tremano Trucking Serv telephone messages. Not essen CLERK - TYPIST SUPPORT THEM. 50 From himself w ANSWERING SERVICE 8333. Fair, 1100 Burnside Ave., East Thursday, Feb. 15th. (lew) ice toll free, 742-9487. tial but pre^gr woman willing 51 Awry Hartford, between 2-4. w 4t to stay overnight frequdntly ^ o r modern printing plant and PRESS OPERATORS 52 Japanese 649-0500 875-2519 SALES AND Service on Ariens, with 3 children age 10 up. Call statesman ^ fice . Excellent working condi- PART-TIME drivers needed FORk Y iFT OPERATORS SI 12 IS Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Moving— Trucking— 649-6416. 53 Arrow poison and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Tions, liberal company benefits. immediately, mornings 6 a.m.- PACKERS 54 Lease mowers. Also Homelite chain Storage 20 SI IS IS Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. SALESLADY — Reputable 12:30. Evenings 5:30 p.m.-9:30 55 Scottish stream IS saws anc, International Cub Apply A-1 Industrial Caterers, First Shift, 45 Hour Week 38 Pinochle term Cadet Tractors. Rental equip MANCHESTER Delivery—light specialty shop, 40 hour week s \ BURROUGHS CORP. 11 Bralnard Place. Automobiks For Sak 4 ment and sharpening service trucking and package delivery. includes Saturday and ThuVs- - EASTERN BOILER & on all makes. L & M Equip Refrigerators, washers and day night till 9 p.m., g-'-d start-. Business Forms & Supplies j^c e ch an ic — full time, good ELECTRONICS, INC. ./A A.4 0. __ . " HERALD FORD Fairlane 1962-V8, auto ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. stove moving specialty. Fold Ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- Group wages to an experienced man. 99 LoOmls St. matic. No money down, $7.60 876-7609 Manchester Exchange ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan <« weekly, 24 months to pay. Call — Enterprise 1948. Chester Route 30, Tolland, Conn. Garage, Rt. 83, Vernon. NIGHT supervisor for whole m CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BOX LETTERS 233-8716, ask for Mr. Bake. sale grocery warehouse, salary Painting— Papering 21 DENTAL ASSISTANT desired, SHARPENING Service - - Saws, An Equal Opportunity FULL-TIME gas station attend plus liberal benefits. Apply In WAYOUT For Your SACRIFICE 1964 Chevrolet Bel- knives, axes, shears, skates, experience preferred if possi person. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye BY KEN MUSE INTERIOR and exterior paint Employer ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan air, 4 door sedan, 8 cylinder, rotary blades. Quick service. ble. Write Box EE, Mancfies- St., South Windsor, see Mr. Information ing and papering. Call Phil Garage, Esso Service Center, automatic transmission, ex Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main ter Herald, stating education,- Warshavsky. GOOD NEWS, DOC, m N Denoncourt, 742-6173. Route 83, Vernon. cellent condition. Need park St., Manchester. Hours daily qualifications, experience and i : DOCTOR p 1 LOST 3 INCHES m o a YOU THE HEHIALD wUl not NEVER SAV PyE 2-15 ing space, firm $1,096, 649-7702. 7 :30 6, Thursday 7 :30-9, Satur L. PELLETIER — Painting — references. BOOKKEEPER —experienced MECHANICS WANTED^— ^ VWMXIT OVER THE WEEKEND.' — DON'T L W TM >.» Vt OF disclose the idenrtltty of and diesel pick-ups to ten any advertiser using box day 7:30-4. 643-7958. interior and exterior, papering GENERAL office work, pleas in all phases including gen LOOK and paper removal, fully in eral ledger, limited typing, 35 wheelers, new modern equip WANTED letters. Readers answer TREE EXPERT --- Trees cut, ant and diversified duties. ment and plant, company paid SHORTER/ ing blind box ads who Washington’s Birthday sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye :St., hour week. Air-oonditloned of Cottage for one month In SHORT RIBS building lots cleared, trees top fice, group insurance. Call benefits, clean uniforms daily, Hummer, 2 bedroomH, water M m BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect thedr South Windsor. Identity can follow this SPECIAL ped. Got a tree problem? Well PAINTING — Interior and exte 649-1798 for appointment. seven paid holidays, paid vaca front, Bolton Lake. iiVmImEI o : procedure: worth phone call, 742-8262. rior, very reasonable, free es tion, top wages. Call 278-1863 TMEC^S A BETTER GET CDWN THERE timates. Call Richard Martin. SALESWOMAN for ladles bet for more information. Bralnard Write Box "BB" HARDTOPS APARTMENT owners —Main Manchester Herald MOB FORMING IN FRONT ANP FIND (PUT WHAT TME^ WANT. Elndose your reply to the 649-9285. 649-4411. Don't envy smart women; ter dresses, 9-3 or full-time. Ford Truck Center, 45 Brain- '67 Ford XL $2,295. tenance Service Company d e - ______OF THE CAGTLE, SIRE’.' box In an envelope — Be One! Many benefits. Ideal working ard Road, Hartford. address to the Classi '65 Chevy 8 1,695. signed for low efficient upkeep iNSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- '66 Mustang 6 ^1,295. conditions. Apply immediate fied Manager, Manchester with men that know mainte clal rates for people over 65. AVON '64 Chevelle 6 1,296. ly. House & Hale, 945 Main Elvenlng Herald, together nance. 649-3666, 649-4342. Call my coinpetltors, then call '64 Chevelle 8 1,195. Representatives can earn $3 S^eet, Main office. with q.
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‘ p a g e n i n e t e e n *' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN H o u m s For Sdo 72 H ouses For Solo 72 INVITATION H«lp W a n fd Mote 36 Out of Town HOUSM For Solo 72 ifousos For Solo 72 Out O f Town Wantud— Ruol Estatn 77 66 isAWiHTMTICR — execuUve MANCHESTER — Imiriaculate Events For Rofit MANCHESTER — Ideal young MANCHESTER — new 6-room For Sol* 75 SELLING YOUR HOME? For Over-all AW OL Rate d is h w a s h e r wanted, please 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 ’TO BID neighborhood. Garrison Colon famUy home. Four rooms, on prompt courteous service that apply in person, Gaslight Res BOLTON Lake —Cute pine pan full baths, built-in oven and Ranch, 1% baths, fireplace, b q l x o N Center — 6 room BUILDINGS AND/OR ial, 7 rooms, large family a tree shaded lot. Aluminum buUt-lns, garage, ^ acre wood gets results, call Loiris Dimock. In W orld CLASSIFIED taurant,. SO Oak St., Manches BERRY’S WORLD eled ranch with fireplace for room with fireplace, huge mod range, dining room, large liv Ranch, 2-car garage, 1V4 baths, Is Reported Rising STRUCTURES TO BE MOVED immediate occupancy. 742-8736. ing room with fireplace, 3 bed storms and screens. Full cel ed lot, aiftwood. Bush HUl Rd. beamed living room vrlth fire- Realty, 649-9828. 7 4 Arabs Seized Sealed bids for the removal ter. em kitchen, screened porch, 2- lar. IdenUcaU homes selling rooms and a heated family $26,590. Ray Holcombe, Real pltyce, one acre lot. Selling for HOMES ._™, ______’TEL ____ AVIV (AP) — Military , — The______16 In 1965, 8 in 1964, 19 In 1963, 22 of the following buildings and/ WAPPING —bedroom for rent. car garage, wooded lot, $84,- everyday for this price, $14, land, investment WASHINGTON (AP) PART-TIME, 9-2. dally. Apply room, 2-car garage, $25,500. tors, 644-1286. For further informal property urgenUy needed to sources reported Jhat 74 Arabs Marine Corps posted in 1962 and, 28 In 1961. or structures as more fully de Kitchen privileges, must have 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real 900. Wolverton Agency, Real ADVERTISING In person, Arthur Drug Store, Wolverton Agmcy, P.ealtoni, tlon''call R. F. Dlmock Oo., meet our evergrowing demand suspected of bqfSfi members of year highs In deser- In fiscal 1967, the Army had scribed In Form No. CON 119B tors, 849-5847. tors, 649-2813. SEVEN room raised ranch', 942 Main St., Manchester. car. 844-8097. 649-2813. Realtor, 649-5246. <>f qualified cUents. Call Paid the El Fatah ring of saboteurs convlcUons respectively 86 convicted deserters. This, will be received by the State CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS PORTER ST. area — 4 bed three bedrooms, two baths, fin- ______PLUMBER, experienced In new MERE $19,700 will purchase this MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 4-4 9 room Colonial, J- Correnti. Agency. 648-6868. and terroclsts were rounded up fiscal year and Pentagon calculated against its over-all Highway Commissioner, at 69 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. room Colonial, 2^ baths, kitch central, large lot, 4 garages, S S ow m w O ^ S r ii7ire7'"also'“ 7 h o 7 -m o m ~ A lr strength, figured to less than 1 N ^ le ld Avenue, Hartfonl. work. Good wages and over Rasort Propaity en bullt-lns, family room with lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 time. Call 049-3288. fireplaces, separate furnaces, excellent Income property. H. 643-8266. J n - at Nablus, o n the west bank of members were convicted conviction per 1,000 men-0.07 Connecticut, until 11:00 A.M., For Rant 67 fireplace, wall to wall carpet farm, over half mile road front within 24 hours. Avoid red Jordan River. for desertion than the vear be- to be exact. February 20, 1968 then at said one apartment includes wall to M. Frechette Realty, 647-9908. age, nice view. Hayes Agency, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PARACHUTE riggers wanted. ing throughout, 2-car garage. BEAUTIFUL oversize 6 room tape. Instant service. Hayes raiders discovered two ' During calendar years 1942 offfoe ©r at such place at that SKI or Sun Vacation home on Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- wall, well built and well main 646-0181. 4:30 PJ«. DAY BEFORE PUBMCATION 7 a.m.-3;30 p.m. Liberal em Lake Vflnnlpesaukee, New SEVEN room modem home off Cape, on large one acre treed Agency, 646-0181.______caches of arms. Defense Minis- desertion conviction fig- through 1947—covering World designated, publicly open- 1587. tained. Don’t be disappointed. Porter St. in one of Manches- DeAdllne Saturday and Monday ia 4;S0 p.in. Friday. ploye benefits. Apply In per Hampshire. Brand new 8 bed- ______lot, possible 4 bedrooms, fire MANSFIELD—7H room Rand •SOLD” Is what counts. H you t**" Moehe IteyM ^ 1 1 ? ures for the Army—with far War II—the Army convicted ^ aloud. Bids must toij We sold the twin next door In ters finest neighborhoods. Cus son, Pioneer Aerodynamics, room Chalet with fireplace. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape. place with raised hearth, built- with acreage In a neighborhood want to sell your house; cash chief of staff, MaJ. Gen. Halm more men In uniform—contin- 20,392 deserters for an average submitted on Proposal Form no time. Wolverton Agency, tom built with man^unusual Hale Rd., Manchester. An Club house with in-door heat bus line, near school, shopping, in oven, range and dishwasher. with homes selling up to $86,- in on ___our ______contracts. Wo______can Bar-Lev, toured the area during „ed ^n over-all downward trend overage annual conviction rate ^ON 114G in Bid Envelopes Realtors, 849-2818. features. BeauUfuL-’iSark like YOUR COOPERATION WILL n iA l 1 equal opportunity employer. ed pool and skiing on premises. new furnace, heated rec room. assumable mortgage. Offered oqo. We are happy to offer you geu your house. Join our satis- the raid Monday. underway since World War II. conviction rate of 3.7 per 1,000 provided by the State Highway BE APPRECIATED l/IMfci I I lot. Priced In the low 30’s. By Summer reservations filling Only $ 1 6 ,9 0 0 . Call H a y e s A QUIET STREET and private at only1.. $18,000.xohomo Wolverton for $36,000. For fled customers . . . call us to . Desertions have drawn fresh per year. Department, which may be se- appointment. PhUbrick Agency, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. attention with the recent publl- From May 1951 to May 1963. gg jifewfield Avenue. quickly, call 648-0189. ^ Agency, 646 -01 31 yard. Is the setting lor this more information call the PhU day. Keith Real Estate, 649 Waming Symptom 649-6347. Conrinuod From Prtcoding Pago Holp W ontoi^ 7 room Ranch with a family brick Agency, 649-6347. 1022. fo r Kidney Rejection clzed cases of U.S. servicemen while the .Korean War was on. gg^eford, Connecticut. ’The tele- INVESTMENT Property — 2 room. Spacious living room CLIFFWOOD — Bush Hill Rd.. ______a _____ BARCELONA, Spahi (AP) — seeking asylum in Sweden, as- the Army found 3^69 men ^ llty number is 249-5211, ex- FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, almost ready for occupancy, Mow or Fomalo 37 Wanlad To Rant 68 family 5 and 4, convenient lo with fireplace, dining room, VERNON — 100x300 wooded ’Two members of a Barcelona sertedly in protest of the Viet- In desertion courts-martial, an gjj 282 or 283. baths, fireplace, bullt-lns, new 4-bedroom Colonial, 2 half building lot, on which we wlU Holp Wantod Molo 36 H tip Wontod— Molo 36 WANTED school bus drivers, cation, near shopping, buses. generous bedrooms. Kitchen hospital transplant team say nam war. of ^89 per thousand. ^ f cE R ’HFIED CHECK, WANTED two bedroom apart - garage, 1^4 acres, •wooded, baths, full bath, fireplace, gar build your new home, your men or women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 Exqellent return. Call 848-1646 has built-in oven and range and they have found a symptom ’The Pentagon maintains most From this level Army oeser- CASHIER’S CHECK, JOURNEYMANEYW^Ah electrician, Im- WANTED highly experienced ment, centrally located, fam $26,600. Suburban. Hutchins age, big wooded % acre lot, plans or ours. Wesley ,R. Smith Events in p.m. 644-1902 alter 8 p.m. H. or 649-8782 evenings. loads of cabinets, attached ga which gives several days warn- men do not desert because of tlons have generally dropped in TREASURER’S CHECH, mediateB stealsteady employment. Inspector, for first piece and ily with one infant, 646-0284. Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. $27,940. Holcombe, Realtors, Construction Co., 643-1667. layout inspection on Aircraft A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. rage, $21,900. Wolverton Agen ing thft a patient’s body is disillusionmentover Vietnam the 1 9 ^ . In fiscal ■ 1961 ■ there B ^ WUson Electrical Co., 849-4817. SOUTH MAIN St. area — 5 and 644-1285^ g^ng to reject a transplanted but rather because they don’t were 177 convictions, or >0.19; D I ^ N u ^ a parts. We offer: Good start t h r e e BEDROOM. Bowers cy, Realtors, 649-2813. MANCHESTER — 7 room cus- VERNON Capital BUS DRIVERS for school 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell tom built brick Colonial Cape, MANCHESTER — Tlmrod Rd. K v ■ like the regimentation of mill- 1962 had 141, 0.13; 1963 had 145, * TRUST C C ^ P A ^ or a NA ing salary, excellent working district. Immediate occupancy SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed U N IQ U E 2 f a m i l y Kioney. . n w . loai hoa nii- iflwi Vinri TIONAL BANK located in me routes and charterte r^ trips. ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett in like new condition, 22 acres New 7-room Colonial, 2 fire ThU gives doctors time to pro- tary life. OK. l » « had ill, o.n . 1965 had ------conditions, fringe benefits, possible. Principles only. Box rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, Lincoln Plagued Too STATE OF CONNECmCUT. or Collins Bus ServlcI c C Harold Realtor, 643-1577. high scenic Ismd. Priced for places, large paneled family seldomSeldom can we oneroffer a. a i2 WASHINGTON lAP) — Presl- vide appropriateappropnaie treatment.ireauneni, Supplyingouppijru.B latest.mcoi desertionucoc...... fig-b- 99^0.10 ;and 19M -----had-J’ 93, ’ 0.08.'" „ it c p o s t OFFICE MONEY MACHINISTS paid holidays. Call or come in M, Manchester Evening kitchen has built-in oven, (AP) - Collins, 644-1531. quick sale. Hayes Agency, room, porch, bullt-lns, tiled and see Jack Krulls, Emco Herald. range, formal dining room, family that ^ s 4 bedr^m s J J t i S r s a y l ^ o m e S tS> Drs. Jo^"e ^ ras and ^ t o ^ o X ^ s T d ■ ha^e^en Ipprg'evtn ORDER S ufe orr of Ens^ine Lathe RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full 046-0131. bath, 2-car garage, amesite Corp., Route 6 A 44A, Bolton. HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full baths, modem kitchen with 13x20’ living room with unique tion^tacT'SHment ^ s ^ "There U no evidence to indl- Army got bigger, growing from TREASURER. STATE OF CON- 649-5258. qj. part-time. Apply in person. drive, city utilities, hot water Turret Lathe buUt-lns, formal dining room, fireplace arrangement. T w o MANCHESTER — centrally lo been completely re ^ dlBCOvereO cate that the reasons lor deser- 880,300 in 1960 to 1.46 million at NECmCUT in an amount not ~ The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 525 Businoss Proparty oil heat, plastered walls. Quick family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- years old. If this sounds •’like cated 4 bedroom house plus furbished. City water and oottn during the Cl'vll War but oiomlna in tions are any different for the present. The Army had nearly 6 less than $100.00 or 10mmunlst oper- 4993 j 4994 12 In 1965. MECHANIC model, $146. 649-6537. CONNECTICUT Demolition Code, Chapter 354A Manchester. erences. CaU 643-7620, most conveniences, all utilities e5f- AND BUSINESS MANCHES’TER — 6-room yet walk to school, bus, etc. o"**® with 3 bedroor.;s, isolate Itself from the rest of atlons in Thailand. Sixty-eight Marines received of the General Statutes, to evenings, after 6 p.m. BEDROOM and li'vlng room set. cept electricity. Adults, , no Ranch, double garage, 2 fire 2 family, 4-4. Can easily be con- the world.” Tbe fighting has centered in desertion convictions in fiscal INVITATION TO BID which they are to comply. Magic Chef gas range. Phone pets. $150. 649-3666, 649-4342. To settle estate — 6 acres places, carpeting, recreation financing available, Wesley R. agency making its sev- Nan, and unofficial figures show 4997 from 25 In 1966 but NEW “TOWN HALL Experienced mechanic verted to single. $18,900. Hoff NOTE: ’The disposal of the 649-5962. with excellent location on room, swimming pool, trees, man Agency, 876-9463. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. enth annual report to Congress, niore than 40 g;ovemment sol- down from a peak In this decade OFFICE FURNITURE AND PROGRAMMERS 360 to service and repair SitiKitions Wantod— SIX ROOMS, second floor, heat debris and demolition material company vehicles in our State Highway. 16 minutes view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, ROT TON _ 6 room flrenlaced said its view was prompted by dlers have been killed and p c ^ - „( 499 4999 Other recent VAULT EQUIPMENT ______Molo 39 ed, Main St. with enclosed sun- from Manchester Center Realtors, 649-5324. BOLTON - 6 n»m flrepl^d ^ 4^^^. bly 100 wounded In the last yg^rs: 1966, 39“ 1964, 21; 1963, DRAPES shall be the responsibility of the MANCHESTER office. nanCI1| A*car^•car guraBtS) laiiseiciiKc ^ J __ _j■ Jj ___ thrPA mnntha an. m Familiar with Cobol. Insur porch, $145. References. 643- and only 6 minutes from Lots For Sale 73 Ranch, 59; 1962, 39; and 1961, 64. CARPETING contractor and he will make the MAN FRIDAY—one man office Mochinory and Tools 52 beautifully landscaped - lot, ^ J T S e ance background preferred, 9678. HERE is a must see home' on a — Treed phild77'^Assumable of a developing mlssUe capablll- An estimated 75 terrori^ are The Air Force, reporting fig- Sealed bids will be received necessary arrangpments for dls- to or small store, management U.S. Route 6. Ideal for a but will consider other ex Hours: 4:30 p.m. 1966 CASE 460 Delsel bull-doz quiet residential street located MANCHEST’^ - ’m e d 60x128 Ideal fo. children. Assumab e operating In squ^s of about 10 ures for the first nine months of at the office of the Public Build- background, $86. Typing, bUl- FOUR ROOMS, tile bath, first smeill factory or a convales Agency, perience. Excellent oppor 12:30 a.m. vrithin walking distance of all B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, mortgage, Leonard Ing. 649-9168. er, angle and tilt blade, tor floor, heated, newly remodeled. cent home. Priced to sell at The report also quoted the m®" In province’s mountain calender year 1967, listed 11 Commission, Town Hall, guided by all lo^al ordinances tunity for future with our schools for one car conven- ______649-2813. ______Realtors, 646-0469. que drive. Excellent condition- Across from Rec. 16 School St. estate appraisal value. Hoover Institution on War. Jungles and are thought to be convictions in courts-martial of M^in Street, South Windsor, and regulations. ' expanding organization. Call Good salary. Regular Peace and Revolution at Stan- suPPH®
V ) L>. - ■ L ' Avmffe Dally N«t Press Rtn TUESDAY, PE5BRUA11Y 18. 1968 ?AOB TWBMTY For Hie Week Ende6 The Weather maitrljwtpr Etitfittttg jM iiiary 6, 1968 Partly cloudy tonight and to morrow. Low tonight near 10. Miss Susan Paine, daughter lEum ing More than ISO participated In Episcopal Event 15,534 Tomorrow about 80. About Town a Christian Family Renewal of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Manchetter— 4 '^^Uy of Village Charm program Sunday afternoon at Paine of 216 Tlmrod Rd., re Set at Trinity Th« Phe1>e Circle of Emanuel St. James’ SclHxd. The event cently made the dean’s list at (Clueifled Advertieing on Page 88) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Churich Women will have a busl- was sponsored by the Ladies of Centenary College tor Women, The annual George Washing VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 114 (THmTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1968 neu meeting and work session St. James. Cub and Boy Scouts Hackettstown, N.J. ton Birthday Corporate Com tonight at 7:30 in Luther Hall of the church arranged chairs munion for men and boys of at Emanuel Lutheran Church. and tables. Advertising bulletins Gene E. Farrell, son of Mr. the Hartford Archdeaconry of k k a d siftot Mrs. Ame Oustafson is chair were made by Miss Jan Bowe, d^d Mrs. Edward C. Farrell of the EpVicopal Dloceee of Con COUNTRY man of hostesses. She will be Miss Pamela Quirice, Miss 16 Ridge St., and James H. necticut will be Saturday at 8 :S0 assisted by Mrs. Ivar Scott and Maryann Dion, Miss Donna Di Flanagan, son of Mr. and, Mrs. a.m. in Trinity College Chapel, FARE Mrs. Lennart Johnson. on, and Miss Theresa Dion. Richard M. Flanagan of 17 Hartford. Navy Plane O’Leary Dr., recently fired ex The speaker following the North Korea Trinity Covenant CTiurch will Jehovah’s Witnesses will have pert with the M14 rifle during service and breakfast will be have a midweek Bible study to group discussion of the Bible their Army basic training at Ft. the Rt. Rev. Arnold M. Lewis, morrow cut 7:30 pjn. at the aid "U fe Everlasting In Free Dlx, N.J. Suffragan Bishop tor the A wlKle seileotfton of iffine flood in a pleejsanit altmospheire church. dom of the Sons of God" to Armed Forces of the Episcopal 1100 BURNSroE AVE., EAST HARTFORD. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at 287 Oak Pvt. John R. Caine, son of CSiurch. Bishop Lewis’ primary Warns of War Downed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Caine of Calvary Church will have^n land St., 18 Chambers St, 726 task is to recruit, screen , and Breakfaist Served from 7 A.M .— 7 Days A Week piraycT service tamorrow at ^ N. Main St.. 71D Bluefield Dr„ Chambers St„ recently complet-. endorse clergy of the church PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) vanotheor day his vlMt to Seoul, p.m. at the church. and Giiffln Rd., South ed an Army field artillery basic Mallons Wed Years for the military chaplaincy and Luncheon Specials Served Daily from 99c — A North Korean representa another day his visit to Seoul, Windsor. course at Ft. Sill, Okla. 50 veterans administration chap tive said today there will be war where he Is trying to patch up The Pirat Church o f Christ, laincy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mtd- East Hartford, by the late Rev. unless the United States gets out U.8.-South Korean differences China MIG Scientist will have a testimony The executive board of Ben Spec. 4., Philip A. Russell, son Donald Van Ostrand is Man of Korea, and the U.S. delegate over U.S. priorities in Korea. of Mr. and Mrs..Austin W. Rus lon of Elm Hill Rd., Talcott- Dennis P. Hurley. They have Baked Losagira meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Ezra Chapter of B’nal B’rlth four gfrandchUdren. Mrs. Mallon chester area chairman on the replied that the North could in The South Koreans have com WASHINGTON (AP) - An into ^Rcd China and probably will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. sell of 26 Chambers St. recently vllle, were feted Sunday after vegetable, hot rolls and butter 99c the church. committee for the event. The sure peace by stopping acts of plained that the United States is unarmed propeller-driven U.S. shot down by North Vietnamese was promoted to his present noon at a golden wedding cele was employed for over 30 years at the honic of Mrs. Kurt Jo observance Is sponsored by the aggression. paying more attention to the Navy plane was shot down by or Communist Chinese aircraft ratlnlg while serving as a re bration at the home of their at Cheney. Brothers before she Midweek services will be held seph, 646 E. Center St. The Divtoion of Lay Participation In Pueblo Incident than to the at CThlncse CTommunlst MIG air following a raid against North pair parts specialist In Head daughter, Mrs. Virgllio A. La retired about 18 years ago. Her The harsh exchange came at tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the slate of new officers will be the Hartford Archdeaconry. tempted assassination of South craft after It "inadvertently Vietnam. quarters' Co. of the Army Air tina, East Hartford. About 60 husband was employed before Pan Fried Liver a meeting of the Military Ar Church of Christ Classes will presented, and the meeting Is Korean President Chung Hee strayed into air space" off Red Goulding refused repeatedly Defense Training Center’s Basic friends and relatives attended his retirement by the State Mo with grilled bacon slices, mistice Oommisslon called to be conducted for all ages, In- open to all members of the Park Jan. 21 by 31 North Ko Chinn’s Hainan Island, the De to say anything about the Combat Training Committee the event. tor Vehicle Department. They potato, choice of vegetable. $1.45 discuss charges by the U.N. cludin^a men's training class. chapter. rean commandos who invaded fense Department announced to downed pilot. Group, Ft. Bliss, Tex. The couple was married Feb. are communicants of the Sacred Command of armistice viola Heart Church of Vernon. Police Arrests Seoul. day. "I am not going to answer The education committee of 13, 1918 at St. Mary’s Church, tions by the Communists. There The Greater Hartford Branch Rear Adm. John V. Smith, The broadcast said the United any questions about the status the Manchester Junior Women's SUk Worm Pup Tent, Mill- was no discussion of the fate of of the ^Transatlantic Wives and Frank J. Rohlln, 17, of Wap- ★ Wed. Special (all you can eat) ★ the 83 crewmen of the Pueblo, senior U.S. representative on States “ carried out war provlca- of the pliot," Goulding said. Parents Association will meet Club will meet tomorrow at 8 tary Order of Cooties of the Members of the VFW Post Temple Chapter, OES, will ob plng was charged with larceny the U.S. Intelligence ship seized the armistice commission, cited tlons” by flying two AlH Navy He would not give a rea.son. tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the p.m. at the home of Mrs. VFW, will nominate and elect Shells with Italian Sau ce...... 99c He also aaserted: "I am not and Auxiliary and Silk Worm serve Neighbor’s Night tomor of less than $16 at 12:27 p.m. by North Korea Jan. 23. the assassination attempt today planes over Hainan Island off Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, George Tonskl, 18 Wedgewood officers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. going to discuss any questions Pup Tent, Military Order of row at 8 p.m. at a meeting at yesterday when he was appre Meanwhile, U.S. special envoy and said there had been 74 other south China In the morning of Sunset Ridge, East Hartford. br. ait the poet home. about air-sea rescue opera Cooties wishing to Man— Planet Despoiler Man Making Sewer of Sky EDITOR’S NOTE—The lion per year —about $80 per ciency, pouring more pollutants choice for Man may very man, woman and child. into the air. , be: Clean up the air But to control or reduce air Some 7,300 U.S. communities or stay Indoors and live like pollution, the federal, state and suffer from varying degrees of a mole. The alternatives re local governments until this liir pollution, says the U.S. Pub sult from Man’s heedless year were spending only $84 lic Health Service. poisoning of his environ mllUon a year — 42 cents per During smogs, dally ^ death ment, The following article man, woman and child. Federal rates soar above average as pol on what Man has done to funds were boosted in iegisla- luted air takes a toll of people his "home” teljs of steps tion passed last year, but some with weajtened respiratory sys-' being taken to alleviate the experts say it’s not enough. terns and hearts. situation. “ Americans have a choice: A Liondon smog was blamed Clean up the air and live like for 4,000 excess deaths in 1952; By ALTON BLAKESLEE human beings, or stay indoors one in Donora, Pa., for 20 dead AP Science Writer and live like moles," warns in 1948; a Thanksgiving week John W. Gardner who recently smog in Now York City in 1966 To breathe enough oxygen to resigned as secretary of health. was blamed indirectly'for snuff stay oUve, you must; draw some The earth is a spaceship ing out 168 lives prematurely. 1,600 quarts of air into your whose outer "walls" are only Polluted air is blamed by lungs every day. its atmosphere hugged to the some medical authorities for But civilized man Is making One day a time it doesn't seem to cost very much; a ■' the budget. . . how to save . . . when it makes sense to planet by gravity. causing some lung cancers, for a sewer out of his sky and air. Each day into this at exacerbating asthma, the lung doll or two . . . a few party dresses. . . a tiny range just borrow. Too much of our daily air is pol mosphere, 90 million motor ve disease emphysema, tuberculos luted, containing increasing like Mommy’,s . .■. perhaps a kitten, Then,' almost before hicles are’ pouring 180,000 tons is, the congestive heart failure. And that's why it pays to get to know your banker at quotients of noxious, offensive of carbon monoxide, 33,000 tons Years of chronic, low-level ex you know it, she’s grown and on her own. Hartford National. He has the answers to your important and prisonous gases ^ d solid of hydrocarbons, and 17,600 tons posure presumably take some particles. ' of nitrogen oxide. toll. But in between there, are dancing classe^/. .. piano (luestions about using money most effectively. After all, Health officials say they caU' Each day, factories, homes, "When people Just don’t feel that’s what he’s there for. (Herald photo by Pinto) ■ only guess at the real cost to and power plants using fuel oil well from air pollution, liow do Mow Mewliraid Cards lessons . . . even the piano itself. There are also blue health both from killer smogs and coal belch up 100,000 tons or A wild array of prizes and new wild cards that you fix a price?” asks Dr. John jeans . . \ miniskirts , . . and the first formal. Meanwhile,, and from chronic exposure to more of sulfur dioxide. T. Middleton, director of the make them easier than ever to win. Like RCA Merchants Sale on Exploration , carbon monoxide, sulfur, diox Damage to agriculture and Public Health Service's National color TV's and Black & Decker tools. Othei- big you're faced with redecorating the house, buying a new ide, ozone, lead, ,;dust, soot, ahd livestock from polluted air is es- Center for Air Pollution Con prizes, too, including Pontiac Fire car every few years, having enough insurance protection, HARTFORD^C^ATIONAL T,Pd bv Bernie Apter Washington with his svrord ington Birthday Sales Feb. 22. The men went a. host o(f new 'chemical com ttmatod at $500 million annual trol in Washington. birds and Chrysler boats. raised high, the serious and dedicated fighting aboard their good ship, the great Rock Bottom, pounds. ly. "The auto driver consuming "^So siop at your participating and providing for her college education. this morning and expect to reach destination to Much' of ^Ome 800 million carbon monoxide for an hour or WHERE MONEY GOES TO WORK FOR PEOPLE merchants of Manchester embark on a sailing yoy- The national bill from air peJ- Esso station ... and play the great Member F .D .lA '. morrow. The total cruise, if successful, will end lutloui damage to clothing, met pounds of U;eiBh, garbage, leaves so dally may become a highway £ssa To do all this, you have to know how to keep the lid on ■ K.'.tulili'-hitl aire to find the best business school in Connecticut. est game on the road! the day before the Birthday Sale. als, buildings, crops, paints and, an(l* the .like Is burned dally in They are determined, according to the general, to .fabrics Is estimated ^t^ $12 bil ircinerators, many of low effi (See Page Three) ffiHumble_01^Reliijlng^ 'HARTFORD • EAST HARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD . ELMWOOD . 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