MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE TWENTY ManrhifBtpr lEopuins fipralU A w n g e Dully Net Press Rin For The WeA Ended The Weather Toser Oroup of Second Con­ Bolton Jsnasry 6, IMS Clear tonight. Low, zero to 10 About Town gregational Church will have a STAR GAXEK* WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES potluck and meeting tomorrow lEupnttig below. Tomorrow mostly sunny. ------By CLAY R. POLLAN------UanchMter Rotary Club will at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. AMit 1 5 ,5 3 4 High in teens and low 20s. MAR. 22 Vour Daily Activity Guide Ralph Conlon W ill Speak Manchester—A City of Village Charm mMt totnorrow at 6:80 p.m. at Michael Keropian, 71 Baldwin 't According to the Stan. Day In...Day Out... the Manchester Country Chib. To develop message for Tuesday, Mrs. Ann T. O na, a former Rd. 4- 5-10-24 At Honor Society Induction (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 (ClhMwIfled Advertiahij' on Phce 17) '31-42-74 read words corresporaing to numbers VOL. LX X X V n, NO. 89 PRICE SEVEN CENTS R o t a r y 'FeUowriilp scholar, will j f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. see speak. Members of the Army- Navy Ralph Conlon, former princl- Kinney of South Methodist on PRESCRIPTIONS Club will meet tonight at 7 p.m. 1 Investigate 31 Own 61 To OCT. 24 i pal and acting superintendent of Church and Mrs. Haiel Lock- at the Holmes Funeral Home, I MAY 21 2 U ie 32 Home 62 Better NOV. .23 Manchester Ctvltan Club will 3- 6-17-19 3 A 33 Take 63 Written Btdton Junior-Senior High School ward of the Bolton church. Mrs. ... resulting in meaningful observe Mr. and Mrs. Clvitan 400 Main St., to pay respects cg/22-28-85-87 4 You 34 Opportunity 64 Are 126-27-3835^ will be the speaker at Induction Janice Owen will lead devotions, Merger Plane Order, Troops Affected to the late John Hutton, a mem­ 5 May 35 A 65 Statements 48 5 8 6 2 vS ceremonies of the Philip C. to members df the ladles socie- savings to you every day! AnsiSverBery Ntght txjsnonrowat OCMINI 6 Time 36 A ffo ir 66 Get SAOITTARIUI Willie’s Steak House. Dinner ber. 7 Caution 37 Of 67 Make Llguoii ChEtpter of the National Uea of the other three churches No ups and downs In your Prescription 8 An 38 Should 66 Down NOV. 23 Honor Society Wednesday at 11 to be guests at this meeting. will be served at 8 p.m. after a J s j JUNE 22 9 Attroctive 39 It 69 A DEC* 22 oosts—no "dlsooimts” today, "Regidar cocktaU hour at 7. Enter­ The Permanent Memorial 41-45-51-55 lO Be 40 Pleasant 70 Decision a.m. In the high school gym. St. George’s Notes prices” tomorrow! Seen Good Major Cuts Slated Day committee will meet to­ 11 Wedding 41 Give 71 Nome This Is the first induction of The' youth discussion group tainment will begin at 9. '61-67-70: l66-76^-! 0 I2 A 42 Worst 72 On the school year. TTiere will be will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. No "reduoed specials”—no “tempoiary night at 7:80 in the Probate CANCSR 13 Forget 43 Turn 73 Due CAPMCOIN icduotloas” on Prescrlptloiis to lure The Women’s Society of Com­ Court room at the Municipal , JUNE 23 14 Bells 44 A 74 Enemy DEC. 23 a reception for new members at St. George’s Episcopal oostomera! 15 Heart 45 Someone 75 Ploce For Rails munity Baptist Church will Building. ^ JULY 23 JA N . 20 and their parents after the cere­ Church. There will be a cele­ For Britain Budget 16 Concerning 46 In 76 Other At the same time, there Is never any meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. llni the 17 To 47 Ooy 77 Number mony. bration of Holy Eucharist at 8 2- 7-16-201 11-14-29-i oompromlse in servloe or quality! NEW YORK (AP) — H m Fellowship Room at the church. John Mather Chapter, Order 1 8 0 r 46 Surprises 78 Future School will close at noon at p.m. EUid the Inquirers’ class LONDON (AP) — In a drive tioning our troops in Germany.” 5^25-63^5 19 Entertoln 49 Over 79 Or United States the Far E ^ t and the Persian eign exchange of stationing our tesses for the meeting. 28 And 58 Concentrate 66 Joy FEB . 2 0 ^ Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the high The selectmen will meet to­ of Zion Evangelical Lutheran 29 Ring 59 Do 89 Desires night at 7:80 in the town offices. and Canada. Gulf by 1971. troops in Germany." Church will meet Wednesday at 30 Lock 60 Oistont 90 Opinion M AR. 21 ^ school. The Boards of Educa­ Stuart T. Saunders, chairman The Washington School PTA A voter-making session will be TRY US AND SEE Wilson told the House of Com­ Wilson said informal talks 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room 0 \1 2-15-1832 54-57-6&^^ tion and Finance lutd the Public of the Pennsylvania, and Alfred mons he also plans slashes in will observe its 20th anniversary 5/36-388488 )Good Adverse Neutral 71-77-7Mr held tonight from 6 to 8 in the have already been held in Bonn at the church for a topic dis­ Building Commission will give E. Perlman, president of the social welfare benefits, cuts in in an effort to persuade the with a potkick supper in the cussion. Mrs. George Magnuson, an lllustyrated presentation on town offices. Central, Issued a Joint state­ cafeteria, tomorrow at 6:30.p.m. education, housing and road West German government to Mrs. Raymond Miller and Mrs. the new *e!ementary school and The fire department auxllifiry ment hailing Monday's decisioin building, and virtual abeindon- Quest speaker will be Thomas Simboskt, 180 Avery iSt., Wap­ underwrite the foreign exchange Wolfgang Mueller will be hos­ Hospital Notes future school building plsuis and will meet t" embraldery. Host- the Norfolk A Western Railway, from east of Suez, four years tlcut Valley Hospital in Middle- a.ra. to 8 p.m. Visitors are re­ AT TNE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. there will be no cuts In the hos­ Dickson and Mrs. Albert Ford. BIRTH SATURDAY: A The Woman’s Society of Chris- ^ e s are Mra. Aldo Peace and a prosperous coal-carrying ahead of the target set last July, pital building program. town tomorrow are reminded to Members unable to attend are quested not to smoke In pa­ daughter to Mr. and Mra. Wes­ tients’ rooms. No more than tlan Service of United Metho- Vincent Peracchlo. "Wa Save You Monay" road, to take over three smaller will permit manpower reduc­ Income taxes will be raised to meet at 6 p.m. at the post home reminded to call Mrs. Turklng­ ley Feshler, 188 Cede St. tions In the armed forces of or call Mrs. Kermeth Aseltine, two visitors at one time per dtat Church will meet tomorrow Eastern railroads—the Erie- ton. BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son at 8 p.m. A one-act play "Two Manchester Evening Herald Lackawanna, Delaware Sc Hud­ 76.000 military personnel and (See Page Four) 784 E. Middle Tpke. for trans- patient. to M(r. and Mrs. Joseph Car­ 80.000 civilians. portatlon. Patients,.^oday: 266 in a ’Trap" will be read EOtd Bolton correspondent, Oleme^ son and Boston Sc Maine. The organ recital by Walter penter, 326 Spruce St. dramatized by Mra. Helen Me- well Young, tel, 648-8981. Read Herald Advertisements ^ addition, Saunders and The decision to cancel the Grzyb scheduled for last night ADMITTED SA'TURDAY: DISCHARGED SATURDAY: contract to purclmse 60 F ill Members of the Ladles of William Adamy, 105 McKee St.; Perlman said the Penn-Central at Center Congregational James Kelly, 129 Oakland St.; - merger will make it possiUe to swing-wing Ambers Involves St. James will meet tonight at Chinxrh was postponed and will Mrs. Auguataj Beohaz, 252 Weth- Mrs. BarbEira SInsabaugh, 40 Ol- $1.02 billion. The bombers are 7:46 at the Holmes Funeral ereitl St.; Joel OohEin, 65 Palm­ "extend early financial aid" to GNP Hits be held Sunday, Jan. 21, at 8 cott St.; Lionel Labreche, Klbbe the bankrupt New Haven Rail­ Rescue team searches for survivors through rubble of demolished buildings in villiage of Gibellina, Sicily, after Sunday’s quake. made by the General Dynamics Home, 400 Main St., to recite p.m. at the church. er Dr., Wapping; Donald Dyer, Rd., Ellington; Chester Small, Corp. the Rosary for the late John East Hartford; Edward Eckel, road and to speed the New Ha­ S2 Bissell St.; Mra. Juliette Bis­ ven’s Inclusion In the Penn-Cen- Although the British will leave Hutton, whose wife is a mem­ Officers and members of the Warehouse P ^t; Mrs. An­ son, East Hartford; James Eri- the Far East by 1971, Wilson Top Peak ber. They also will meet tomor­ gelica FMselL 72 Ann Rd., South tral System. British American Club will meet soty, Thompsonvllle; Gary Ri­ "We are preparing,” they New Tremors Spread More Panic emphasized Britain Is prepared row at 8:46 a.m. at St. James’ tonight at 7:80 p.m. at the club­ Windsor; John Greene, 31 ’Tow­ ley, 27 MEixwell Dr., Vernon; to aid the Commonwealth part­ Church to attend his funeral. er Rd.; Mra. Irma Hodina, said, "to put the Penn-Central house, and proceed to the Kristine Gustafson, 76 Goodwin merger into effect at the ear­ ners in Southeast Asia through In History Holmes Funeral Home, 400 RFD 3, Ooventiy: Molgar Lar- St.; Mrs. £>orothy Bushnell, 673 "a joint air defense system for oen, 146 ’Tanner St.; John Mur­ liest possible date consistent Main St., to pay respects to the Woodbrldge St.; James McNa-’ W hy read with the court’s order. Malaysia and Singapore." Brit­ WASHINGTON (AP) —' The late J. Kenneth Hutton, a mem­ phy, Meadows Oonvaleacent mara, 107 StricklEukl St.; ain will train personnel to oper­ nation’s economy expanded by YITAIIINS (Home; Joseph Novoeatty, 16 "Our merger sets the stage ber. Charles Allen, East Hartford; for completing the restructuring Sicily Earthquake Toll Mounts ate the joint air defense system. another $16.4 billion during the COMPARE AND SAVE Bunoe Dr.; Mrs. Mlahel Plumb, Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, Windsor The prime minister said Brit­ fourth quarter of last year and Marlborough. of the Eastern railroads into PALERMO, SlcUy (AP) — reliving the catastrophe before down in cars and tents. aged. Some 2,900 firemen and sol­ ’The meeting of the Grace Locks. well-balanced, competitive sys­ ain's defense budgets will be cut surpassed the $800 billion mark Group of Center Congregational Also, Mrs. (Margaret Scanlon, The cauaXy toll In SlcUy’s cata­ dawn Monday. The havoc Monday evoked The stricken area was a trian­ diers have so far been dis­ by $264 million in fiscal 1969-70; for the first time In history, the ARTHUR DRUe 890 Foster St., Wapping; Ken­ Also, WlUred Koetsch, 26 tems. Inclusion of the Erie- Tens of thousands of survivors memories of the terrible earthq­ gle whose corners are the towns patched to the island off the between $601 to $624 million In Church scheduled for tonight Mary Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Diane Lackawanna, Delaware A Hud­ strophic earthquake moves Commerce Department report­ has been canceled. neth ’Thomas, 13 Ludan St.; BteadUy up today as new trem­ of the island’s worst earthquake uake of 1908 that crumpled the of Salem!, Poggioreale and San­ Italian^boot. Convoys of air­ 1972-73. ed today. Regius, 100 Mather St.; Paul did 100 years son and Boston A Maine in the ta Margherita dl Belice. It is planes, helicopters, trucks and Mrs. Ethel WUliams, 131 Pros­ ors spread more panic throtigh in 60 years si>ent the freezing city of Messina and took 76,000 The civil defense force will be The gross national product— pect St., Rockville. Zodda, 66 Summer St.; Anne Norfolk A Western System Is a night out of doors, wrapped in lives. considered a Mafia stronghold. ships made their way to Sicily reduced to "a care and mainte­ Bell, 128 S. Lakewood Circle; pant at this process. the devastated western tip of the value of all goods and serv­ AjDMITTED YE3STERDAY: the MedKerranean’s latgest is­ all the clothes they coul<^ find The greatest blow Monday Italian President Giuseppe all day with food, medicine, nance” basis at an Immediate ices produced in the economy— Allan Ayers, Glastanhury; Deb­ Mrs. Pesu"! Daley, 1 Sunset "we will dedicate our effoits and in blankets rushed In by was the collapse of an emergen­ Saragat scheduled a flight from tents and clothing. saving of $33.6 million. Lane, Andover; Robert Kinson, to the improvement ol service land. hit an annual rate of $807.6 bil­ orah Bagley, Broad Broo(k; The unofficial toil rose to rescue teams. cy hospital at Montevago. About Rome today for a first-hand Five ships of the British Navy This will mean the disband­ lion during the October-Decem- REPAINT BLUE MONDAY RED? Christopher Bauer, 48 ’Trebibe RFD2, TollEutd; Elwin McAdam, Several more tremors rolled 200 persons were believed killed look at the disaster area. Interi­ were en route with 1,000 blan­ ment of the Civil Defense Corps, 62 Weaver Rd.; Mrs. Julia Pa- (See Page Eight) more than 300 dead, nearly 1,600 ber quarter, up $16.4 billion at Dr.; Paul BelUveEUi, 16 Del- persoiw nUsslng and more than through the area during the in the wreckage. Another 100 or Minister Paolo Emilio Tavia- kets and supplies, and a Royal the auxiliary fire service and an annual rate from the third W«'H Shew You How! mont St.; JuHe Byron, 113 ganl, 268 McKee St.; Nelson night, convincing the survivors persons were reported missing nl toured the section Monday. Air Force plane with doctors the territori^ army. Winslow, 19 Knox St.; Mrs. 1,600 Injured. Officials said with quarter, the department added. Morning, Noon and Night (Helalllne Rd.; Walter Doyle, that many missing, the final of the desirability of remaining at Montevago. Pope Paul VI sey(t what the Vat­ and attendants flew to the is­ All of the Royal Navy's air­ It said, however, about half EUaabeth Dr., Hebron; Alplile Harriet PEurker, 76 Country outside. Gibellina, with 7,000 Inhabit­ ican called a ' “conspicuous" land. craft carriers will be phased out Lane, Rockville; Steven Libby, Statue a Bust death toll might be 600 or 1,000. the gain was in real output and 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Duchesneeu, 380 Lydell St.; As new waves of undulating Even In the two largest cities ants, was totally destroyed and amount of aid money, and city U.S. officials advised the gov­ "as soon as our withdrawal the other Jialf In price Increases. Miss Bessie Duff, 185 E. Center 276 South St., Rockville; Emery PHILADEPHIA AP — Work­ of western Sicily, Palermo auid so was the smaller town of Sala- and provincial councils through­ ernment they were prepared to from the Persian GiUf and S|ln- Berube, WlndsrxrvUle. shocks toppled ruined walls in For the year os a whole, the ®L; John Ferrell, Avery Shores, men strived for four hours to riiattered communiUes, a grow­ Trapani, where there was no se­ paruta. The major part of eight out Italy set aside contributions transport tons of supplies If gapore has been completed.” department said GNP reached a SCUIPIDRE-PAINTING-CRAFTS Ooventry; Jajmea Fogarty, M Also, Richard Cbauvin, 469 get an imported, nine-foot plas­ ing army of rescue workera rious damage, hundreds bedded other towns was badly dam­ for the homeless. needed. The future of Britain’s armed record $785.1 blllton, right in Storting Wook of January 29th Walbiut Mrs. Grace Gibbs, Graham Rd., Wapping; Ray­ ter likeness of Confucius into fought against the clock In a forces, Wilson said, will then line with the Johnson adminis­ 123 Barry Rd.; ’Iheodore Good- mond Hampton, 428 E. Middle the Chinese Development Cen­ desperate search for buried sur­ "lie mainly In Europe." B.RO- tration’s projection and $42 bil­ child, Keeney Dr.. Boitjon; Jack Tpke.; Mra. Edith Smith, Crane ter, only to discover the statue vivors stlU alive under the TAOM WO„ STO„ FACE ",TJE lion above the level for 1966. Gorckn, Glastonbury. Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Alice Bax­ was a bust. ruins. RPB,E pf tje jeavy continuing Also, John HUang, 0 O’Leary ter, Meadows Convalescent The statue of the Chinese phi­ Gigantic bonfires Ut up the cost in foreign exchange of sta­ (See Page Ten) Dr.; Nbrnian and SEmdra Leves­ Home; Mra. Judith Lagasse, 11 losopher-statesman had been snowy fields and vineyards OEik PI.; Stephen Liebman, RFD THE STUDIO que, Somers Rd., Ellington; M j r a . cast In Taiwan and was a fea- where thousands of refugees Winnie MerrUi, East Hertford; 2, Manchester; Mrs. Rosemary tiure of the Nationalist Chinese spent the night in the open. 50 Poori Street^—Manchester Mirs. Margaret Miller, 153 Cen­ Galluzzi and son, 227 Center St.; ' pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal. Families salvaged chairs and ter St.; Lewis Renuney, 219 Mrs. Karen Secor E tn d son, 40 But when his crate was finally tables from the rubble of their fatefnmthm Cant SAS-70M • 74S-860S MteKee St.; Peter Schiney, 82 Olcott St., Apt. 333; Mrs. Caro­ opened Monday afternoon, there villages, eating bread and milk South Viet Ambushed, Center Rd., Vernon; Frank lyn Blackmore and daughter, was nothing left of him but a brought by rescue workers and GlEUstonbury. pile of broken crockery. DISCHARGED YESTER­ Later Slay Forty VC DAY; Joseph Greene, QUston- bury; Herbert Sullivan, 68 Wells SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong pected Ctommunist troops con- St.; Edith Eaton, 146 Benton St.; soldiers killed 14 South Viet- centratlon points In the area to- One hundred years ago, pro- different educations have success­ aides take. The same one many Mrs. Vemelle Rowley, Amston; U.S. senators and congressmen namese Infantrymen and day. The Stratofortresses also Mrs. Mabel Baker, East Hart­ pie read the way you’re reading fully completed Mrs. Wood's Alaska Flood Loan wounded 32 In their third am- unloaded tons of bombs for the ford; Robert HolmEin, 29 E u t- right now — word by word — course. Practically all of them have taken. As Senator Herman bush of the day Monday, but the second day In a row on suspect- fleld St.; Edouard LabonvUle, somewhere around 300 words a have at leau tripled their reading Talmadgc of Georgia said on Vletnamese caught up with the ed North" Vietnamese concentra- 42M Bluefield Dr.; Michael Dz- minute. And 100 years ago, that six-ed, and with equal or better completing Mrs. Wood’s course, Spurs No Comment guerrillas eight hours later and tions and staging areas north of amba, 17 CEUiterbury SL; Mrs. kind of reading didn't cause any comprehension. Many have in­ "If tliese techniques were insti- & killed 40, South Vietnamese Khe Sanh, the U.S. Marine Mary Uzlemblo, 46 Village St., problems. They could pretty well creased it even more. ttited in the public and private WASHINGTON (AP) The fed­ But the SBA acknowledged it headquarters reported. strongpoint in the northwest Rockville; Victor LeBlEUic, Esut schools of our country, it would is tightening its disaster loan keep up with what was going on. Think for a minute what that eral government refuses to say The South Vietnamese were corner of South Vietnam, ■'W HEirtford; Richard Lee, Parker be the greatest single step we why it lent a prominent Alaska criteria said SBA administrator ambushed In the coastal low- American pilots flew 121 mls- means. Think what it would Bridge Rd., Andover. But today, things are happen­ could take in educational prog­ Democrat nearly all he asked Robert C. Moot: lands 387 miles northeast of Sal- against North Vietnam mean if you were able to read a Also, Mra. Oliye WUk, 71 Haw­ ing so fast that people who try ress.” tor and cut In half the request of “While the Fairbanks loans gon, while U.S. troops reported Monday, thrusting above Hanoi thorne St.; Shiuxjn Smith, Rose­ to keep ahead find that they’re novel in less than two hours. Or the state’s Republican governor were not the sole factor in two ambush attempts on Amerl- tor ^ e ir first attack on the Thai wood Lane, Bolton; Lots Hoyt, actually falling behind. There’s a column in this newspaper in Why in 1%8 should you be after the Fairbanks flood dam­ changing our criteria, I must can supply convoys 76 miles Nguyen steel fabrication plant West Wlllington; Mra. Patricia simply too,;nuch to read — too 30 seconds. Our graduates dtj reading as they did in 1868? aged their neighboring motels say I saw nothing in these cases apart in the central highlands. s‘nce last spring. The number of Olbrias, 11 Orchard St.; Rev. much homework — too many this. They don’t skip or skim. You can’t afford to. Find out last August. to dissuade me from changing U.S. spokesmen said 37 (Com­ misslons was the highest since Paul Bowman, 70 Prospect St., magazines — too many books — They read every word. And they more al'xjut Mrs. Wood’s remark­ The Small Business Adminis­ them. munists and three Americans 144 on Jan. 6. Rockville; Teri Mauion, 167 Boul­ too many reports, memos arid understand more of what they able method. Come to one of tration, uhleh lent the money, "But I found no evidence of were killed in the two clashes, The northeast monsoon con­ der Rd.; Gregory Boucher, 407 periodicals. W e’re in the middle read. our free -15-minute demonstra­ would say no more than who got any coHuslon, fraud, malfea­ and 23 Americans were wound­ tinued, but Air Force P106 Keeney St.; Lori Forllnl, 110 how much. But It Insisted poli­ of an information explosion. tion meetings. We'll show you sance, or partisanship In these ed. They said damage to the Thunderchief pilots used radar Trout StreEun Dr., Vernon; Mrs. You can become a dynamic tics was not Involved. cases.” convoys was light. to aim their bomb's at the steel Lillian Burnett, 16 Berkley St.; reader in eight weeks. We guar­ a film, explain the course and What's the solution? There's The Budget Bureau refused to The largest loan in the wake The South Vietnamese Infan- Donna Thompson, 63 Brsinford antee it. In fact, if you don't at answer any questions yoii might tell what caught the eye of (See Page Ten) only one. Learn how to read have. You’ll be under no obliga­ of the Aug. 14 flood of the Chena tty company was on a road- St. faster and better. Evelyn Wood least triple your reading s)x-ed fledgling lawryer Robert M. tion, of course. River, $894,000, went to L. Don­ openlng mSsttexn when the guer­ Also, Mra. Mary Watrous, 116 has discovered the way, and al­ with equal or better comprehen­ Weinberg when he spotted the ald Pruhs’ Golden Nugget Mo­ '"’Y \ Judy Lane, South Windsor; loans in a routine budget check rillas pounced on it. A battalion ready over 300,000 people have sion, the course won't cost you Come and see what it’s all tel. Until a mpnth ago, Pruhs of South Vietnamese reinforce­ R«dph Lomg, Kelly Rd., Ver­ and referred ttiem to his super­ was chairman ol the Democrat­ non; Charles McDnoneL 30 En­ learned it. So can you. a thing. abotit. It just might be one of ments, backed up by armored iors. ic central committee for the personnel carriers, chased the Safer Air sign St.; Mra. Lena Crockett, People who have different jobs, This is the same course that tlie most imjxjrtant things you Alaskan interior. He’s now a (AP Photofax) Viet Cong. Hebron Rd., Bolton; Mrk. Eliza­ different IQs, different interests. President Kennedy had his top do this year. member of the party’s state cen­ beth Smith, 134 N. School St.; Fire sweeps around a fredsfhter after a collision wi'th a string of three barges in the Houston ship channel. Besides killing 40 guerrillas, Mra. June Flcaro, 16 Laurel St., tral committee. the pursuers reported capturing Is Tested Employed as a supervisor in nine weapons. They said one of Wapping; Alphonse Plzzola, 69 Papandreou Pruhs’ contracting firm Is Alex 'White St.; Mrs. Eula Zelinski, Channel Turned into Inferno their men was killed and two MUler, Alaska's Democratic na­ were wounded. Tolcott Hill Rd., Coventry; Mrs. DONT MISS THIS HNAL DEMONSTRATION SESSION tional committeeman. By N ASA Lucy BrerniEin, 268 Green Rd.; Expected to South Vietnamese headquar­ Mrs. Elsie Beud, 78 Mather St. (Prior to the start of January classes) "I’m certainly not going to ters also reported that last week apologize for being a Demo­ was one of the bloodiest of the SPACE CENTER, Houston, Also, Mrs. Alice Gr^en, 66 S. Fly to U.S, Ship, Texas Gas Barges Collide Tex. (AP) —Pressed for time, Alton St.; William Robihs(Hi, TONIGHT AT 8:00 crat,” Pruhs said Monday after war for government troops, with details of the loan were made HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The ton Bay. hooting at one another. Then 357 soldiers killed, 946 wounded U.S. space officials beg;in test-. Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mra. Donna ATHENS (AP) — Leftist poUt- ing “enriched air" Wednesday Crowell and son, 42 Pioneer Cir­ or tomorrow night, January 16—8:00 public. "I was a Democrat long freighter Christiane smashed Help was close by because they hit. and 110 missing or captured. Ical leader Andreas Papandreou before the flood, and I didn’t rescue units along the heavily as a safer substitute for the cle. Evelyn Wood Readlni: Dynamles Institute flew to Paris with his family to­ into a string of gasoline-laden "I looked out just as every­ The high casualties resulted start the flood. Because I was barges in the Houston Ship Industralized waterway were from a (Communist offensive pure oxygen atmosphere that Andrews BuUdinff, 68 E. Center St., Manchester day. After a medical checkup In thing went up In flames,” Nix fed the fire which killed three central district chairman, they Channel today turning the water still dealing with an explosion said. that began just after the New the French capital, he was ex­ took my loan .and examined it astronauts early last year atop t ^ VU i into a blazing inferno as the vol­ and fire that broke out two Year’s truce. VOLMWSetN O f SHCI pected to go on to the United when it was just one of 2,600 Five minutes later the fjyst their rocket at Cape Kennedy. Bennet to Hold States to become a professor of atile fuel exploded in sheets of hours earlier and 12 miles up; explosion rattled Baytown win­ Many of the casualties were NOW loans. flame. stream at a Shell Chemical Co. militiamen, hit when guerrillas Pressed for money, the agen­ ♦ 1,699 economics again. "I don’t know anything about dows, and In 10 minutes another cy has junked a 1970 pure sci­ Talk for Parents Two American tourist, the plant. Four men were hurt, one echoed. attacked outposts. MANQHESTERI Papandreou, 48-year-oId son any ottier loans. I submitted captain’s wife an(| 3-year-old critically. In th^t unrelated mis­ The government also reported ence research flight using se­ of ex-Premler George Fapan- Glngerlch, 67, a retired brick­ cret reconnaissance photogra­ A program for parents of Ben- A new Evelyn Weed Intsillute mine and that’s the only one I’m daughter, and 27 officers and hap. 2,216 Communist soldiers were What's the catch? There isn't any. What else do you hove to pay? dreou, was arrested ^when the Interested in.” layer, said, "I woke up of my phy techniques. The decision to 1 1 ,6 0 9 is the suggested retail price at The charge for transporting the car net Junior High School’s 8th EVELYN WOOD opens Ihls mpnth In Menchester crewmen scrambled Into the Well after dawn another fire own accord. I just got awake killed last week, 608 by govern­ military junta seised control of The loan required no higher ship’s lifeboats and fled through broke out on one of the gasoline scrap the flight was made Dec. the port of entry for the VW sedan. from the port of entry. The dealer de­ grade pupils will be held tomor­ for the convenience ol and saw a ball of flame out on ment troops and 1,611 by Ameri­ 27 but acknowledged only Mon­ residents "eeelol the rivet^'. ■ the government last April 21. He approval than that of the SBA’s the fiery waters. State police barges. Traffic controllers on can and other allied forces. U.S. The price includes Federal excise tax livery charge. And local sales tax. row at 7:30 p.m. In the Frank­ was released on Christmas Eve San Francisco office, but gov­ the water." day. lin Building. said they had no reports of seri­ the ship channel would not haiz- weekly casualty figures will not and import duty. There is one optional that makes a lot ConwOtoUtAl after promising to live quietly ernment sources reported that He and his wife joined the 'Ihe atmosphere decision was Small group sessions will be Reading Dynamics ous Injuries. ard a guess as to when traffic be announced until Thursday. It also includes the built-in healer/ of sense. The matching leatherette up­ DS&CMiM S t ^ and make no statements to Pruhs retained a Washington at­ ship’s all-Cj?eek crew of 28 on reached Saturday by a board of ,^eld to explain the 9th grade The collision occurred about would resume. deck and entered a lifeboat. U.S. Command reported one defroster, windshield washer, electric holstery. For $30.00 extra. (Nearly newsmen. torney to help him get It. space scientists named after the courses of study after a general 12:30 a.m. just south of a high­ Tourists aboard the freighter The master of the vessel, other flrefight Monday, a 26- tragedy to assure the fire safety windshield wipers, outside rear view everybody gets it because it eliminates Andreas had been the chief Involved was a regular SBA way tunnel between the suburbs were Mr. and Mrs. Heber M. minute clash 69 miles northwest presentation by Allan Ctme, vice target of the military coup. loan of about $600,000—provtous- Capt. Pete Panaglotou, 41, of future American spacecraft. mirror, and seal belts front and back. the need for slipcovers.l principal. Institute of Baytown and La Porte, which Glngerlch of York, Pa. They of Saigon and nine miles from Rightist military leaders ac­ ly approved but not paid—com­ stayed aboard with the channel They acted after a dummy of Not to mention the padded dash and W ell, that's it. Topics to be covered Include is 30 miles southeast of Houston. went aboard the Christiane with pilot sending his wife and the Cambodian frontier. Pour the new, more fireproof Apollo front ^aot headrests. cused him of leading a leftist bined with a $200,000 damage The C!hriatlane, a 372-foot their car a week ago In Hondu­ men of the U.S. 26th Infantry Unless, of course, ypu count the cost the choice of a program, re­ 45 South Main Street, West Hartford / i„fp„„aHon call 232-4485 claim into a disaster loan, daughter Nicole in a lifeboat to command ship flunked five of 38 It's the price of the real thing, not plot to take Greece out of the craft of Liberian registry owned ras. They planned to' debark at Division were killed and 29 a of gas and oil it takes you to get here in quirements for ffourse selection, 63 East Center Street, Manchester / which carries a lower Interest safety on a cold and barren jet­ burn tests in which Manned stripped-down economy model, North Atlantic alliance and. by Christiane Shipping Co. of New-. Orleans and drive home. wounded. your present car. and the relationship of the vari­ feared his father's party would rate and allows the borrower an ty. Spacecraft Center engineers ous courses to future edu­ Bermuda, was outbound toward , "I had Just gone to my bank," There the crew and the Gin- The Communists pulled back purposely short-circuited Its win the elections that were to additional 20 years to repay. Port Arthur, Tex., when It said Mrs. Glngerlch, 62, who under lx>nqbardment by U.S. cational and vocational plana. have been held in May. Across the street from Pruhs’ geriches huddled in ambulances wiring. Control panels, cables Staff members will be avail­ struck the barges being pushed was watching the twinkling fighter- bombers, artillery and TED TRUDON, Inc. INSTITUTES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.A. He wais accompanied to Paris 38-unit Golden Nugget, which while flreboats put out the and soundproofing material able to anjswer questions. by the tugboat Barbara Waxier. lights of refineries glide past flames. helicopter gunshlps and pres­ blazed unacceptably. TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALOOTTVILLE ■ by his wrife, the former Margar­ opened last May, is the 106- sure from a second American Parents are requested to bring room Travviers Inn, owmed by One barge was empty but the her cabin window. "They looked Sheriff’s Lt. Danny Grant said Wednesday, testing resumes et Chant of Chicago, three of other two hors 30,000 barrels of just like cities.” company, but Communist cas­ to the meeting the complete set their children, and his mother. RepubHcan Gov. Walter J. Hick- the Christiane glowed cherry with the ship filled with a mix of of guidance m a^rlals given high octane gasoline which ex­ While she watched W.L. Nix, red in the flr^ but the only car- ualties were not known. 60 per cent oxygen and 40 per AUTHONIZCO His oldest son went to the Unlt- el. 6 IALC 6 their child for use In program ploded, spraying fire across the a guard at the channel tunnel, In retaliation, eight-engine planning. (Bee Page Nineteen) ' (Sm Page Eight) chilly waters of Upper Galves­ heard,the Christiane and the tug (See Page Four) U.S. B52 bombers raided sus- (See Page Eight)

\ MANUHESTBK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE T B R B I PACfE TWO MANCHESTER E\'ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 Medicare and Social Security— 12 HAVE AN Events In EVENT SCHEDULED THAT CALLS FOR Hospital Care Lengthened Capital FOOD? By BRUCE BIOSSAT Television WASHINGTON _ (NEA) _ ^ READER SERVICE—Information in this series, plus additional It may be a wedding, a ban­ NEA See Criticism 6:00 ( 3) Ifovie (3D-40) News. Sports, Wieather Beginning in 1968, you can get tables can be obtained In book form by using the ( 8 -1 3 ^ ) M.tke Douflan quet or Just an taiformal gut- WASHINGTON (AP) — The 7:16 (40) Neiwa together of a society, lodge or •ome extra hospital care under coupon below: (Please mall the coupon to New York City, using John Birch Society ranks first In (10) P e rry Mason (30) Newsreel your Medicare hospital insur- address as it appears in the coupon.) (18) Highway P atrol 7:30 (34) Elliot N orton Reviews some friendly group. handing out so-called destruc­ (30) ^ P icture (10) DaJctarl (C) ance program but the added I — — — — — — ----- — — — — — — —I (34) Mfetierogers Nelghbor- (10032000) I Dream of Jean- tive criticism of the public hood nie (C) ffe Are Prepared to cushion is called a "lifetime re- SOCIAL SECURITY schools, a National Education (30) Oom bat (18) Secret Agent serve.” Once used up, it Is gone I Dept. 060 | (40) FUntstones ( 8-40) GatTtson'e G orrlllas Serve You to Your r,.~.,--- p Q I Association report asserts. 5.30 (40) P e te r Jennings (C) forever. The report, based on the re­ ' (34) W h afs New? (C) Complete Satisfaction Your basic protection pro­ Radio aty Station I (40) News .(C) 8:00 (34) Connecticut Issue sponses of 1,700 educational (30) Scope (10002000) Jack and the Our catering aervloe Is sot up vides up to 90 days of care In New York, N.Y. 10019 ' leajders to a questJonnaire, said (18) S poits World Beanstalk (C) a hospital for a single lllnesSh 6:46 (18) F w ecant (24) F ren ch Chet to be flexible enough to ac- Please send ...... copy (copies) of "WHAT YOU'VE GOT teachers’ unions ranked second 6:00 ( 3-640-1040) News, Sports. 8:30 (18) SUbacrtotlon TV ooimnodate any slzo gathering. with the patient paying the first in criticism which caused diffi­ Wenlher (C) ( 010) Red Skelton Why not call ns and talk over 840 of charges and paying $10 COMING FROM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY” at (34) Discovery ( 6) It Takes a Thief (C) 81 each to: culty Instead of helping. Others (30) M cH ale's Navy (04) lAnUquea the details r for each day after the first 60. I near the top of the list were wo- (18) M erv Griffin 9:00 (34) Boston Sympitony Under the revisions of late (20) M an and Challenge nOOOOiOO) T uem ay Movie NAME ...... I men’s clubs, labor unions, and (20) New<8 (C) 1967, you hereafter have a re­ • the American Legion. 6:30 (20) Bootal Seorutty 9:30 ( 3-12) Good M orning World serve of 60 more benefit days ( 8) Peter Jennings. News (C) ADDRESS ...... I The report was issued at an (C) 4 8-40) N.Y .P.D . You can draw upon It, on top I NEA conference on “Pressure (10-20-30) Huntley-Brinkley GARDEN GROVE (C) 10:00 ( 8-10) Invaders (C) TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 of your original 90 days of care, CITY ...... STATE ...... ZIP ...... I Tactics of the Far Right and the (04) 'What’s New? ( 3) NSttonel Smdktng Test up to the full 60. In that extra Far Left.” ( 3-13) W alter CronkRe (C) (C) care period, your hospital In­ Make checks payable to SOCIAL SECURITY 6:46 (30)' Noww. Sports, W eather 10:30 (18) S u b sc r^ lo n TV Books to be mailed in mid-January. It said books which drew most 7:00 ( 3) After IXnncr Movie 11:00 ( 3-8-1060-30140) News. Sports, surance pays all but the first criticism from private groups (24) iMonument Do a D ream W eather (O) ot ( 8-12) T ruth o r Oonsequences (30) Tom Ewell Show $20 a day your covered hos­ c/o Manchester Herald and the public last year were, in (C) 11:25 ( 3) TXiesday Stariight pital expenses. _ J order, "Land of the Free,” a (10) M cHale’s Navy 11.30 (102002-30) Tonight Show (C) Thus, conceivably a man 66 (30) Huntley-BrlnMey (10) iMerv GrUrin (C) history text; “Catcher In the (R) ( 8 ^ ) Joey Bishop or older could enter a hospital arranged by the hospital, act- tlent imder hospital Insurance. Rye,” ”1984,” "Brave New and be protected under hosplt- Ing through some Intermediary A patient may be able to col­ World,” "Black Like Me,” SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPUETE LISTINGS al Insurance for 160 straight agency like Blue Cross to sub­ lect some benefits if he has had "Lord of the Flies,” books on days. But thereafter he could mit the charges to the federal to pay a hospital bill because evolution, “Little Black Sam­ never count on protection for government. he was treated in a hospital not bo,” and "To Kill a Mocking­ Radio more than 90 days at a time, The 1967 revisions also had part of the Medicare program. bird.” (This listing includes only those news broadcasts ot 10 or 16 since his 60-day reserve would these effects: But the hospital in question Conference participants gen­ minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) have been entirely consumed. Hospital Insurance hereafter must be licensed as a hospital, erally agreed that left-wing or- W DBC—1360 11:00 News, W eather, Sports In any discussion of Medicare cover the full amount of reason- HiUfit have a full-tlme nursing g;anizatlons have been causing 6:00 Dick Robinson 11:® Sports Pinal hospital insurance, It is neces­ 6:00 Joey Reynolds 11:35 O ther Side of the Day able charges for pathologists or service, and provide medical little difficulty In the public 9:00 Ken Griffin sary to understand what is radiologists services when a pa- ®Rre under doctor’s supervision schools. 1 ;06 News, Sign Off meant by a single "spell of Ill­ W BCH—910 BLAMED IN DEATH ness.” tlent Is In the hospital. Former- If you attain 66 In 1968, you 5;(M H artford Hlgtilifduts ly some of this cost had to be can get hospital Insurance If you Tourist Spending Action 7:(» News VAiN NUYB, Calif. (AP)- ^Communications Laboratory at St, Marys Church Such a spell starts the day a 8:00 GaoUght Pollce blamed a bag of grocer­ patient Is admitted to a hospit­ charged against optional "doc- are entitled to monthly benefits WASHINGTON (AP) — The 12:00 (juiet Hours ^ tivities at a Communications Laboratory, a session of non-verbal cnal Norwich Seeking Services (30P leaders, has called for greater emphasis on vocational NORWICH (AP)—Officials of The previous contract expired parks and collecting refuse and education and technical training this city were making hasty pro­ in July, 1966. garbage. as a means of improving job op­ visions today to supply public All 63 wage earners in the Harold M. Walz, public works portunities for disadvantaged MANCHESTER PARKADE SALE BAYS! services to more than 40,000 res­ department belonged to the youths. director, said that nine salaried C) idents as a majority of the local union l(x;al until several weeks employes not involved in the The United States has remind­ public works employes went on ago, when 27 members bolted, strike had been assigned to ed Israel it does not recogpilze strike. apparently because of slow prog­ carry out essential operations any unilateral action In the old Thirty-six union members of ress toward a contract agree­ at the sewage-treatment plant. city of Jeruselem which Israel the department, which has been ment. No other emergency provisions occupied In the war last June. A Women’s & Teens’ Over the Sock Boot operating for 19 months without It was not known Immediately were Immediately announced. State Department spokesman J a contract, set up picket lines if the 27 dissident employes had “Norwich citizens,” he added, made the comment in replying at 5:30 a.m. at department of­ joined in the strike. to questions about reports the Francis J. McDermott, union "are at the mercy of the ele­ fices. ments.” Israeli government has expro­ Members of Local 14164 of the business agent, said that picket­ priated 838 acres in the old city United Mine Workers Union ing would be orderly and that McDermott and C5ty Manager former Jordanian sector of the were spurred into the walkout "we will not use any violence Thomas H. Hlsson had report­ city for Jewish settlement. action when the city council to prohibit non-workers from edly shaped a contract proposal earlier Monday under the guid­ .__4_ failed to consider wage propo­ crossing picket lines.” 5 .0 0 ance of state mediator Daniel SALE * sals during a Monday night Responsibilities of public One of the largest Pacific sail- SEND VIET 8UPFUES vlHage children have been do­ meeting. The strike was called works department include main­ Gallagher. fish ever caught weighed 221 nated. taining the city’s streets, sew­ The tentative agreement re­ pounds. Mfg. Former Suggested Retail to $15.00 A Sheinwold on Bridge OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Month­ shortly after the meeting ad­ TMRTlEEASTi journ^. age-treatment facilities, and portedly provided a 15 per cent SHOW DISTRIBUTION ly packages of food, candy and wage Increase from July, 1966, West dealer small supplies are being sent to through next June plus fringe FOB SHARP DEFENSE East-West vulnerable ENDS TONIGHT Acres of Free Parking OVER 300 PAIR— EVERY PAIR By AUFTtED SJHJEilN WOLD le servicemen in Vietnam by 10 “FltswlUy” 0:80-8:00 $6^19 in Cash Stolen benefits. The negotiators had Don't wait for a Special Occasion NORTH families. The families, have One way to defend accurately “Beauty and BuU” 8:15-8:80 hoped to present the proposal 4 Q6542 adopted.a patrol unit stationed Wait Disney’s Monday night before the city Is to show the number of cards 9 10 BARRiCiNi IS BELOW MFG. FORMER in a small village south of Da Manchester Ph- 048-7838 council. you hold In a suit led toy de­ 0 J9643 Nang. Leslie Clemons, neighbor­ Police Seeking Witnesses STANLEY WARNER However, the council’s six clarer. If you’re not trying: to ♦ Q7 hood spokesman, said cookies, ^■^Jungle democrats succeeded in block­ CHOCOLATES win the trick, you play low to WEST EAST pcq>com, pudding, pillows, flash­ ing attempts by the three GOP W H O LE S A LE PRICE... N In Stamford Bank Robberj^ create their own cxciternoni! show an odd number of cards; ♦ 873 4 AK9 light batteries and lollipops for TAT R o o R councilmen to discuss the con­ but you play higher than neces­ ^ J642 KQ73 Siflrtssm o SUCH tr, s h s or t h u t b STAMFORD (AP) — Police the pair darted from the build­ tract situation. Not every style in every size sary tp show an even number OA5 OQ10 72 were looking today for persons ing. Observers reported that the A 10 953 482 Starts Wednesday at 0:10 fiBuTSKI of cards in the suit. Feature at 0:45-8:00 who may have witnessed the They apparently fled on foot, council was at odds on whether Opening lead — two of SOUTH JAMES Coburn Short SubJecU 0:10-8:80 getaway of two robbers who car­ police said. No one reported see­ McDermott and the union or the Visit hearts. 4 J 10 MDfRi> CAMBHIDGI. ried off $6,219 in cash Monday ing or hearing a car leaving minority group of 27 should bar- MISSES' & WOMEN'S KEDS SNEAKERS When today's hand was play­ A985 II C01UM9IA PICTURES PrtSBnu from a branch of the Lincoln the bank at the time. gain with the city. Liggett Drug ed a few montlis ago between 0 K8 JOAN MON, thru FRIDAY National Bank. The bandits were described as strike is the second to the women's team of Great 4 AKJ64 I'^HEIIDEMA n “Jungle” 7:00-9:80 The robbery was completed in white men, both about 8-foot-3 hit this city in 3V4 years. The Mfg. Former Suggested Retail $5.00 Britain and of Ireland, Mrs. West North East South CRAWFORD “Charlie” 8:16 about a minute after two men and wearing black coats. last public works strike occurred » 2 . 8 8 m lH t HERMAN COHEN PBODUCIION OF at the Parkade Fritil Gordon made a difficult Pass Pass 1 t;? Pass Sat. “Jungle” 11:00- wearing ski masks and carrying The holdup was the se05-9tl0 6:80-8:10 in the past two years that the Mrs. Gordmt captured the diamond, and Mrs. Gordon play­ Sun. “Jungle” 1:80- fore 2 p.m., police report^. queen of hearts with the ace TECHNICOLOR* ® branch bank has been hit. ed low from her hand. West had 4:06-6:46-'9:20 "This is a stickup! Money, On Dec. 29, two robbers took to win the first trick and led to play the ace of diamonds to money!” demanded one of the SPRINB SEMESTER COURSES the Jack of spades. East won BURNSIDE “Glory more than $28,000 from the beat dummy’s jack, after which I A . I I A ' I >*A n tl ()UU men with what sounded like a J ^ t r i d e R i t e s h o e with the king of spades and re­ cAPiroTs Stompera" Broad Street branch of the Mrs. Gordon's king of diamonds fP(l PAPKirjG S?8 jrj3 IwilllnsMlc/ 0:10-9:80 Slavic accent to a woman teller. Stamford Federal Savings & 1968 Xlgeramci turned a trump. was good for the last trick — The robbers ordered Mrs. Declarer let this ride to the Loan Association. SALEO t t L L ’7'“ I “ *8“ U and the contract. Alice McMahon and Joseph Ma- Discontinued Patterns queen and returned a low spade Daily Question tula Jr., both tellers, to lie on Tlie Long Rddge branch was from dummy. Since West had robbed April, 1966, of about Reg. to $12.50 As dealer, you hold: Spades, the floor. One of the men ANCHESTER FOR Broken Sizes {dajyed 'the three of spades J-10; Hearts, A-9-8-S ;Diamonds, scooped the money out of a cash 56,200—just less than the amount earlier, showing an odd number K-8; Clubs, A-K-J-t-4. drawer into a shopping bag, and taken Monday. of spades, it was clear that What do you sayf FAMOUS BRANDS — WOMEN'S and TEENS' SHOES South stlU had a spade. But East Answer: Bid one club. Even PART-TIME had forgotten the first spade though,,^ou hold 10 points in , UOIUARD „ INCLUDING SMARTAIR and SANDLER OF BOSTON trick and ithcught thait South high cards, the hand does not More Business, Less Cash Co m m u n it y had led a aingletan Jack of qualify for an opening bid of Formerly $10. to $14. spades. l-NT. Avoid bidding notrump Reports SNETCO President When East played the nine of SALE »4 wdien you hold two doubletons. STUDEHTS spades on the second round of 5 5 However, a record high $72.6 Copyright ISM JoHnon lolce Kom® NEW HAVEN (AP) —More the suit, Mrs. Gordon stole the General Features Corp. business but lower earnings in million was septn on construc­ 'OLUEGE trick by winning it with the ten. tion during 1967, Van Sinderen FAMOUS BRANDS - CHILDS' and MISSES' SHOES This not only gave declarer a The Senate has voted to es­ 1967 were reported today by the said. SPRING SEMESTER REGISTRATION trick but also hdd her that East tablish a 604,500-acre North Cas­ Southern New England Tele­ "While these construction ex­ INCLUDING MISS SANDLER had started with ace-king of cades National Park in Wash­ penditures are high, they are February 7—^Degree Students spades and the king-queen of phone Co. the loot: ington State. The House of Rep­ “These lower earnings reflect necessary If we are to provide ” Reg. to $11.00 hearts. Clearly, West held the February 8—Non-Degree Students SALE »4 resentatives will consider the FISH FRY the services that people expec^ ace of diamonds for her raiser. the continuing pressures of ris­ measure this year. ing costs,” said SNETCXD Presi­ of us,” he said. f-' 6 Stages End Play NOW—ALL DAY W EDNESDAY As a result of the recent HOURS; 12:30-4:30 and 6-8 P.M. The only way to win a trick dent Alfred W. Van Sinderen. FAMOUS BATES and MANLY SHOES "While we have been exer­ stock issue, in which nearly $33 Courses in the following fields can lead to an AS­ with the king of diamonds was million In new capital was to stage an end play. Mrs. Gor­ cising Increasingly strict ex­ SOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE: Discontinued Patterns Taken by pense controls,” said Van raised, the company now has don ruffed a heart in dummy, C A R TE R ’S millions 88,000 stockholders—an Increase ruffed a spade in her hand, and All You Sinderen, “revenues have not • Accounting * Secretarial Reg. to $24. — Broken Sizes V iT T L E for ovtr Improved sufflcently to over­ of more than 2,000, Van Sinder­ SALE* 10” drew all of the trumps. Then she en said. • Arts and Sciences Executive led a heart and let the opponents 75 years Can Eaf come the Impact of higher In hornet wages and rate reductions. • Business Administration take their two tricks. 1 .1 9 PLAN FOR MINI SCHOOLS like yours * WOMEN'S and TEENS' GO-GO WHITE BOOTS East then had to lead a low “In addition,” he noted, NEW YORK (AP) — A plan • Data Ppoce^ing Medical WONDERFUL BONELESS FILLETS “there are more shares out­ $100 Gash Winners: to put "mlntschools” for chil­ • Hotel-Restaurant Mfg. Former Suggested Retail $10.00 standing as a, result of our dren 2 to 4 years old In every Miss V. Walker, Bridgeport, Conn. Fried to a crisp goiden brown recent stock issue.” Management • Law Enforcement __ Our 108th Year block In poverty areas has been OUT THEY GO! White Waterproof Cloth Mrs. John Pelletier, East Hartford, Conn. French Fried Potatoes • Cole Slow Preliminary figures for 1967 announced by a city school offi­ • Health Service— SALE *1 “ D. M. Deeb, Willlmantic, Conn. , indicate earnings of $3.14 per cial. Medical Laboratory • Miarketing Tartar Sauce • Rolls and Butter share, compared to $3.16 the The program will start next E. B. Herrmann, Sr., Hamden, Conn. MORSE COLLEGE previous year, said Van Sinder­ fall with two schools, Mrs. Shel­ A ssistant Apply Now for Fob. or Sopt. Entronco en. ley Yumans said Sunday. She Is Inhalation Therapy • General Studies And there are still thousands of prizes S AccoufltlM • Suilnwi MmlnlilrotlM Cocktails Served e Oonortl SnIiMW s tocrotirlol (BxKutlvo, SNETCO added 90,000 tele­ director of Title III projects of CONTACT: Director of Admissions (like these and morel) to be won plus * LofOt MoSIctl, aonorol) hones to service in 1967, which, the federal Elementary and Se- TRANtPin PPOORAMS-COIDUtlATIONAL V E R N O N “ although below the 98,000 in­ 'co(ndary Educatdlon Act. 134 East Middle Turnpike instant cash right at your Esso Dealer. JOB P M P PSOOSAMt Manchester, Conn. Woleom* Hare No purchase necessary. Every PRO! PLACIMSNT stalled In 1966, was still the Mrs. Yumans said: “We find I Approvtd for second highest annual gain In the earlier we get youngsters, Telephone: 647-9951, Ext. 51 licensed driver can play at partici­ Vtttran't Training MANCHESTER business in the company’s his­ the better they do In schools.” pating Esso stations. 111 ANN STREET ON TURNPIKE tory, the president said. She said the “ mlnlschools” State of Coihnecticut Manchester Shopping Pariiade Open Wednesdoy. Thursday and Friday Nights till 9 €sso Long distance calling in­ will be in rehabilUated buildings Hirtford, C.<)nn. 06103 OAKLAND STREiT Board of Trustees for Regional Community Colleges HumbU Oil & RtUiilmv Compoa]' Amarlca's Leading Energy Company TEL 622.22S1 >/4 MILE creased 11 per cent over 1966, and will be staffed by profes­ he said. sional teachei? and other aides. U A l^C H E ST fiK EVENUNU HiiUCAJLU. M A N U H ES'lEK . GONN^ JAMUA iv X JLOj A«/UO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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active. purposes and make suggestions Lynda Green, Joanne Hen- Vernon NHRR Has Favorable Portents The Dow Jones industrial av­ GOP State Auditor Scores South Windsor with regard to adequacy to eval­ V ern on riques, Kathy Morgan, Loma Supreme Court Turns Aside P eople In erage at noon was off 1.88 at uate Veteran’s Memorial Park Phllleson, Linda Pollquln, 891.41. Power of Executive Branch and to confer with such other Theresa Remkiewltz, Deborah Town G>nsiders Abandoning j\ew^g State Congressmen Praise The market was continuing a Public Refuse Collection town agencies as the conserva­ State Grants Town $4^150 Rich and Cheryl Trottler. UConn Teacjher’s Challenge process similar to that of the HARTFORD (AP) - The ax- tion and the town zoning and BasketbaiU ptayers were in­ ecutlve branch of stole govern- sh^<» be »«*^f** J® troduced by Coach Schumey; WASHINGTON (AP) — A Uni­ Smolen, represented by the planning commissions with re­ American Civil Liberties Union, Hazardous Green Circle Rd. Sinatra in Acapulco Penn-Central Rail Mra-ger ment has eaten away the pow- a "revenue act eM lm a^ fu- Weighed by Town Council gard to recreational facilities. For Adult Basic Education Peter Anderson, Iknery Berry, versity of Connecticut profes­ Th« ■tatus of accidents at ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) — galns outnumbered loeses on the of the General AssemWy tura tax revenues, as wefi as Terry Bnttiter, Rohert. Oahip- sor's challenge of police roeul- maintained that a "warrantless By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, D- The South Windsor town coun­ This request w as. passed with The Vernon Board of Educa­ semester has been canceled. search of an automobile must Oreen Circle Rd. will be report­ Frank Sinatra la back in Aca­ New York Stock Exchange. TTie (o the point where it has made an appropriation act, he said, by the U.S. Post Office. one dissenting vote. boU, Scotib Oarm’Aens, Steve blocks for routine auto Inspec­ Risley Stricken pulco for the first time aiiuse he WAffinNOTON (AP) —The Conn., ^The decision will prob­ difference today was that as the mockery of the concept of Becker praised OonneoUouPs cil has added to its next meet­ Councilman Sills, chairman of tion has been granted funds by Evening school brochures Chuck, Tlintiottvy Flaherty, Jo­ tion was turned aside today by be bottomed on probable ed to the Board of RepresenU- The town council commended have been distributed and mall tives before any action la taken was barred from Metdco for 16 Supreme Court's ai^roval of the ably bring 'joy and relief in session wore on, gains no long- geparatlon of powers,” the Re- system of having two e t ^ au- ing agenda an item to study the committee to study state the State Department ot Educa­ seph Goorglo, Lenny EJdwards, the Supreme Court. cause.” B oard Represenlattve months because of a film he Penn-Central Railroad merger Coruiectlcut "for it means the the feasibility town refuse and federal grants, noted that Officers Leo Goon was oft .4 "makes the legislative branch FAIRWAX Windsor’s facilities to dump re­ missions in addition to the Zon­ Adult Evening Education is Thursday at the Vernon Center non Junior IBgh won over the registration certificate and fail­ head east, is considered very board. He was led from the Oonn. — ”It’s wonderful. Time easy prey, destroying the fixida- r /R S T fuse from other towns, one col­ ing and Planning Commission have to be meule by the coun­ a program of classes for adults Junior High School preceding a hazardous. At the Rt. 83 exit, tra because it did not like the vice in its approval of the long- at S2S.8 with industrials off 1.6, Bloomfiekl team by a score of ure to obey a police officer's or­ meeting loom at the AAnin- imag:e of a Mexican border town was certainly running against mentol leitolaUve i)ower to ap- lector was given a stem warn­ had not been forthcoming great­ cil before the winter season is over the age of 18 years who basketball game with Bloom­ a traffic light has been installed tstraiHnn BuAdiag and an delayed merger. ”It would seem rails up .1 and utlUties up .2. over. 47 to 35 to remain undefeated ders after being stopped at a in a Slnatra-made film, "Mar- the New Haven.” therefore, that the Siq>reme Gulf A Western and Armour proprlate and making a mock- ing and the other, a repeated ly hampering its functioning. have less than a ninth grade field. 'thus far this season. state troopers’ roadblock In which has eliminated the hazard ambulance was oaBed. The Rep. Emllo Q. Daddario, D- ►r ^ A offender, has had his license The chairman,*’ after a five- Sprenkel also noted that tax education. Basic classes In Eng­ Soccer letters were presented there. A light at the other end iiag:e on the Rocks." Court today did much to wish beoame very active following a ®^y **** concept of separa- Stafford, Conn., Dec. 17, 1966. AT meeting: was aztlou™^ Sources close to Sinatra said Conn. — ’’This court decision people of this area a Happy putoished report that they are tlon of powers.” not* pop*r and ^ suspended for three weeks. day study trip to Washington, money is now coming in to the lish, reading, writing, spelling, by Assistant Principal Albert SEA EXPERIMENT A Connecticut circuit court up­ would help correct the situation shortly afterwards. takes cognisance of the urgent he expected his daughter Nancy New‘ “Year for this year and for discussing merger. Gulf A West- Annual sessions would allow riicmk you n olo*... j In order to clarify the towns D.C., feels that many funds town jiall. Taxes are payable by arithmetic and social studies J. Kerkin Jr., and Coach Ralph COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — held the conviction and the state PINE PHARMACY at the point, board members requirements of the public in­ position, the five licensed col­ the Sikh of this month auid to fa­ will be offered. and a group of friends to join many years to come.” em backed away from an early the drafting of cumual budgets, would be available to South Schumey to managers Gerry Experiments to learn If man supreme court refused to review 664 Center g t 64**0U said. terest which make the steady lectors, S & R Sanitation Serv­ Windsor providing there is a cilitate payments the town hall Adams and Raymond Vallee Town counsel Abbott Schwe- him.' gain and traded unchanged. Ar- he told the weeUy GOP lunch- This course Is designed to can live safely 1,000 feet be­ the case. provide that any deotsfam made and quick progress in this Sen. Abraham A. Riblc<^, D- ice, Tobacco Valley Rubbish Re­ town plan. is remaining open Saturday, Jan. bring persons to the point of be­ and to the following players: bel on request of the board concerning abandoning a road Oonn.—’’The pecqile of Connecti­ mour held a 1-poiitt gain. eon, and annual budgets “would neath the sea for as long as 30 merger Important to Connecti­ moval Oo., Community Waste 27 of this month from 8:30 a.m. ing eligible to take the high Emery Berry, Daniel Berube, days will be conducted by Ohio pointed out the various legal may be appealed by anyone who Bertrand Russell cut.” cut—the commuters and the General Dynamics was down greatly improve and simplify The first draft of town plan­ 2 and Grumman 1 following our budget process.” Removal Inc., Pelchert Bros. ners Brown .Donald, and Don­ to 4 p.m. school equivalency course which Donald Brown, Robert Camp­ State University. aspects of different actions that feels they are aggrieved by the Joins Intellectuals Rep. John S. Monagan, D- freight riiippers — who have Inc., and L & R Refuse Service, bell. Bruce Ferguson, Joseph could be taken concerning the LONDON (AP) — Lord Ber­ ______news that Great Britain had The Gtoneral Assembly, said Read Herald Ads ald, Is already overdue accord­ School Board Meeting the evening school offers reg­ "We want to find out If it is action. Oonn. — "I aln personally con­ fought to maintain the vital were invited to meet with the The Board of Education meet­ ularly and which leads to a high Gccrglo, Robert LaPoint, Steven abandonment of the road. "There is no legal authority trand Russell, long a favorite in sei^ces of the New Haven ^ canceled an order for F ill jeto Becker, should have a compe- ing to Sills. economical and safe to use men fident that the decision — to­ town council last evening. Only ing scheduled for this evening school diploma. Mosher, Michael Murphy, Ken­ to harvest the rich food and mi­ Schwebel said a town can for a town to close a road un- Moscow for his protests of U.S. gether with last month’s $28 now see the light at the end of whlch are made by those com­ The Education and Recrea­ panies. the first two collectors sent a to discuss the budget has been The basic education course neth Nardlni, Michael Poehnert, neral resources contained" In FOR EXPERT legally abandon any road own­ less it is being dosed for re- action in Vietnam, has joined a the tunnel.” tion Committee submitted a re­ million federal grant to the New representative. postponed. will be held Wednesday evenings Scott Novak, John Onthank, the sea, says Dr. John H. ed by it by following certain pairs,*' Schwebel said. He fur- group of leading Western intel- Haven — wUl provide New Eng­ New York Central was down quest to the council that the WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANaNG 1 and Pennsylvania Railroad a In reviewing the history of Our Savior Lutheran CJhurch starting Feb. 7 at Rockville High James Roach, Stephen Schu­ Schuite, a researcher. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE steps. The first step, he said, ther noted, "If a road consU- lectuals protesting Moscow's land with a concept of passen­ the present sanitary land fill Park and Recreation Commis­ mey, Ronald Say, Douglas Say, woiild be to refer the matter to tutes a traffic hazard, it is dear jailing of dissident writers, fraction. sion undertake a study of the junior choir will meet tomorrow School. The experiments will be made COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ger and freight service which site. Mayor Howard Fitts com­ at 7 p.m. the Parish Choir at 8 Registration may be made by James Sizer, Michael Tedford, In a high-pressure chamber by the Planning Commission for that the town traffic authority Russell was among 16 writers will not only establish new com­ AMK spurted a couide of town-owned land for recreation Stock Market points. mented on the many requests p.m. and Cantata Rehearsal will mall through Jan. 21, and'Infor­ Wayne Tracey and Michael the OSU department of preven­ SEE consideration and recommenda­ could make it one way or {dace and artists of world prominence fort and convenience for pas­ made by the local trash collec­ Wlesner. tion. Prices were higher on the be held at 8 ;30. mation obtained by calling? Ron­ tative medicine. A cylindrical whatever traffic signs or de- who joined in a telegram of en- sengers but lend itself ultimate­ tors for an area In the town to ald Kozuch, principal of the Members of the cheer leading chamber, about 30 feet long, Schwebel explained that if the vlces are necessary to reduce courag:ement of the literary un- Gain, Loss American Stock Ebcchange. Ajdvertlsetnenlb— ly to a profit-making enter- dispose of the rubbish. The town Manchester Evening Her­ Adult Evening School at Rock­ team, which took part In the will be used to simulate the CLARKE MOTOR SALES planning commission should not the traffic hazard.” dergroimd in Moacow and publ- prize.” council and manager procured Mjan wonted for light delivery ald South Windsor corre­ ville High School. program, are; Co-captalns, Bev­ pressure a man would experi­ RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON—643-9521 recommend abandonment of a "There is no legal jusUfica- ished here Monday. The Saturn 6 rocket made its a site, changed a few ordinances erly Berger and Csoolyn SUsz; road, the board, by a two-thirds About Equal truck driving. FuH-time. Tel. spondent, Virginia Bldwell 644- Handwriting analysis sched­ ence if he went under the sea a Uon, however, to simiSy imt a The message, sent Simday, debut Nov. 6 on a flight de­ and set up the system with uled for ^onday evenings this Ruth BelotU, Denise Dutton, fifth of a mile. vote, may overrule the corn- sign on a road, dosed, imless supported Soviet intellectuals 90th Congress NEW YORK (AP) — Gains signed to best the various syp- 289-1S68. 2866. emission. licenses and appeals. Mayor as I have indicated, there are who denounced the closed trial and losses were about equal tems that will be used when the Fitts and most of the council ~ The town counsel further ex­ certain defects in the road it- last week of four young Rus- Second Session early this aftemocm as weak­ craft makes its first journey to plained that once the town has said they felt that the collec­ self," Schwebel concluded. sians and the jail sentences im­ ness in blue chips continued to the moon with Americans tors are returning neither co­ taken action to abandon a road, Mayor John Grant told the posed on them. Opened Today depress averages. Trading was aboard the Apcdlo capsule. operation nor courtesy In their the property automatically re­ board that town planner John Others oj^msing the latest lit­ Ignoring of a council summons. verts to the abutters according McAhnont had advised him not erary trial in Moscow along WASHINGTON (AP)—The Another important reason why people to the State statutes. to abandon the road. He also with Russell included Russian- second session of the 90th Oon- In a previous meeting It was Counsel further pointed out said the state highway depart­ bom composer Igor Stravinsky, g:re8s opened at noon today in a estimated that town refuse col­ that a town may abandon just ment is coming up with plans Britain’s new poet laureate, Ce­ Capitol oeated with fresh, spar­ lection might raise the tax rate who live by a gas line are called "luckies a portion of a road, and in tfaia for another cutoff from the Wil­ cil Day-Lewis, and Paul Sco- kling snow in contrast to the one mill. However, this will be case also, the property would bur Cross Parkway which may fidd, the actor. sutdied more carefully and all grim problems confronting the the ramifications will be pre- revert automatloaHy to Oie cut into Green Circle Road. Their message was sent legislators. abutters on the portion aban- The decision as to whether or pavel Litvlnoff, grandson ' sented. All the frustrations of the Viet­ In other action Raymond Ly- (kmed. not to abandon the road will Stalin’s foreign minister, and to nam war that plagued Senate Schwebel told board members be made after a report on the don of 166 Clinton Dr. was nom­ Mrs. Larissa Daniel, wife of im­ and House members before they W hy read inated by Oouncllmeui Don Hen­ it was also important for them accident sttuatlon is presented prisoned Soviet writer Yuli M. adjourned just a month ago were to know that the state statutes by the traffic authority. ry to fill an unexplred term on Daniel. still on hand. the Industrial Development And compounding the difficul­ Commission. Son-in-lAUc Donates ties and divisiveness of the war Town Hall Use Plane Order, Troops Affected Rare Type Blood in an election year were the con­ The consideration of future NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. cern over soaring crime rates, use for the present town hall Genvieve Murray, ^ o answers rising prices, raciel unrest end did 100 years was referred to the Council emergency calls for help at the threats to the stability of the dol­ Conunlttee on Capitol Improv- Major Cuts Slated (^ty Health Department, res­ lar. ments which consists of Mayor ponded to an appeal for rare In advance of the start of the Fitts, and Councilman DelMas- type A-B blood in family style session, Senate Democratic lead­ tro and Trevdiella. Monday—-she sent her son-in- er Mike Mansfield of Mmitana The town manager submitted For Britain Budget law to donate. urged a halt to the U. S. bomb­ a list of improvements and With g$s heat Mrs. Murray, imable to find ing of North Vietnam to test Ha­ maintenance work necessary (Oonttnoed from Page One) unable internally or externally the required type in various hos­ noi’s willlngess to enter into to renovate the building for con­ to do all the things which as a pital blood l>anks, remembered peace talks. ' tinued use and the cost was es­ pay for the increase in allow­ His words echoed a similar ances, Wilson said. nation we would like to do,” the that son-in-law Arthur Mader of timated at approximately $29,- prime minister said. Mount Vecnon, N.Y., had it. plea from Sen. John Sherman 000. Sprenkel said that no one, The savings on the home front Cooper, R-KY., who served as during 1968-69 are calculated to "Abroad It means reassessing Called on to help, Mader drove including the library board, has our role in the world and realist­ to Bird S. Coler Hospital cmd do­ ‘'ambassador to India during the come forward to request the use save 1720 million. Eisenhower administration. Re-establishment of charges ically limiting commitments nated blood for Anthony Rinal­ of the building. In the renova­ and outgidngs to our true capac­ di, 20, who was bleeding inter­ In contrast to the ceremonial tion estimate was $3,600 for cor­ for medical prescriptions was ity.” an issue which brought Wilson's nally. opening of a new Congress, the recting the wiring which con­ resignation from a previous La­ Wilson’s statement will be fol­ reconvening today was pretty stitutes a fire hazard ' as the bor government. lowed by a two-day debate, be Mitch Snuffs Blaze much routine, especially since building now stands. The abolition of prescription ginning Wednesday. At its con­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — the last session continued until Work on the new town hall is charges was one of the first acts clusion Thursday will come a Mitch Miller, the natty, bearded mid-December. proceeding on schedule despite your satisM on of Wilson’s government when It vote of confidence in which the producer of a new musical, An overnight snow left a white the poor weather. Deputy May­ came to power in October 1964. govemmet is assured of victo­ "Here’s Where I Belong .’’be­ covering on the leuidscape, bril­ or Warren Westbrook made a The new charge o t two shill­ ry by the Labor party’s Com­ came a diatingulslijed extln.- liantly lighted by the reappear­ resolution that the town use $10,- ings six pence, 30 cents, per mons majority of 86 votes. But giilsher at the idiow’s world pre­ ance of the sun. 200 from its Capitol and Non­ prescription la six pence more Wilson may have to accept the miere Monday night recurring Expenditure Fund to than the charge made by the resignation of a minister or two In the middle of a song by two Watches Stolen acquire 4.8 acres of land ad­ previous Omservatlve govern­ whose favorite projects were performers, a small fire broke jacent to the town hall site from ment. People over 66, children treated especially rough. out in wiring in the balcony of From Counter Russo Brothers to "square off under 16 and expectant or nurs- ■ Regardless of how Labor’s the Shubert Theater and the or­ the lot”. This was passed un­ left wing may howl at the cuts chestra-chorus leader dashed up Five watches with a total ing mothers will be exempted. different educations have success­ aides take. The same one many animously. Sprenkel noted that in the social services, no sizable with a fire extinguisher. As the value of $123 were taken from One hundred years ago, peo­ probably more than 60 per cent Free milk to children In state fully completed Mrs, W ood’s U.S. senators and congressmen secondary schools will end in segment of the party is going to audience applauded, Miller the Pine Pharmacy, 664 Center ple read the way you're reading of this money will be replaced September. precipitate a revolt which would snuffed the blaze and the show St., sometime yesterday, police right now — word by word — course. Practically all of them have taken. As Senator Herman A projected increase in the force the government to face a went on. report. somewhere around 300 words a have at least tripled their reading Talmadge of Georgia said on general election it would be cer­ Herman Wise of Hartford, the six’ed, and with equal or better completing Mrs. Wood’s course is guaranteed minimum age for leaving school minute. And 100 years ago, that —from 16 to 16 years—^has been tain to lose. This means that Cash Introduces owner, told police he found five kind of reading didn't cause any comprehension. Many have in­ "If these techniques were insti­ Music in Home deferred until 1978 to save the Wilson does not have to call an Prisoner as empty plastic cases from the problems. They could pretty well creased it even more. tuted in the public and private expense of,, the additional election for another three years, Timex watches lying on the Hugh’s Subject Song Writer keep up with what was going on. Think for a minute what that schools of our country, it would schools and tdachers needed. and he is banking on getting counter yesterday afternoon. A he the greatest single step we VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — But today, things are happen­ means. Think what it would At PTS Meeting Wilson estimated the cuts Britain into the black before check revealed the watches could take in educational prog­ then, a miracle that would in­ Singer Johnny Cash has done a were In the cases yesterday ing so fast that people who try mean if you were able to read a aimed at education would save concert at Folsom Prison—and ress.” $172.8 million in the fiscal year sure the Laborites another lease morning. Wise told police. to keep ahead find that they’re novel in less than two hours. Or Ivor Hugh of West Hartford, Introduced on inmate as a new 1968-69. on the government and a bright A metal strongbox containing actually falling behind. There’s a column in this newspaper in Why in 1968 should you be area radio and television per­ page in Britlah history. song writer. $100 was taken from the Inter­ sonality, will give an Illustrat­ Other home front cuts: The Rev. Floyd Gressett, pas­ simply too much to read — too 30 seconds. Our graduates do reading as they did in 1868? —A reduction of 16,000 in the state 84 Mobil Station at 395 Tol­ ed tsJk, "Good Music In the Wilson and the Cabinet decid­ tor of the Avenue Community much homework — too many this. They don’t skip or skim. You can’t afford to. Find out. Home,” at the Jan. 24 meeting number of houses to be built ed to speed up the withdrawal land Tpke. sometime this morn­ They read every word. And they more about Mrs. Wood’s remark­ Church, Ventura, promoted the ing. magazines — too many books — of the Bennet Junior High School with public funds in England from Southeast Asia and the concert-recording session Satur­ too many reports, memos- and understand more of what they able method. Come to one of tuid Wales in 1968-69. / A plate glass window on a Parent- Teacher Student or­ Persian Gulf despite pleas for day because he had heard the our free 45-minute demonstra­ —A cut in secon^ry road delay from Washington and the door was kicked in and the door periodicals. W e’re in the middle read. ganization. song, "Grey Stone Chapel,” unconditionaliy! building and improvement in four Commonwealth partners in was unlocked to gain entry, po­ of an information explosion. You can become a dynamic tion meetings. We’ll show you The 7:80 p.m. meeting In the written by Inmate Glen Sherley, Franklin Building cafeteria will that year which is expected to the region—Malaysia, Singa­ lice say. Desk drawers and a ■What’s the solution? There’s reader in eight weeks. We guar­ a film, explain the course and save $127.2 million. pore, Australia and New Zea­ 31, and taped It. cabinet were ransacked, and $1,- answer any questions you might be preceded by a brief business The minister got Cash to lis­ only one. Learn how to read antee it. In fact, if you don’t at Session. TTie public Is invited. There will be no further in­ land. President Johnson wrote 600 worth of Mobil Credit card least triple your reading six.-ed have. You’ll be under no obliga­ ten to the tape. The singer liked slips were taken. Thse are of faster and better. Evelyn Wood The speaker will Illustrate his crease In the number of civil Wilson privately that he did not with equal or better comprehen­ tion, of course. servants until the end of fiscal it well enough to incluxle it when no value to anyoaoje hut the own- has discovered the way, and al­ tsJk with his own recordings. A wish to Interfere but felt this sion, the course won’t cost you 1968-69. was an Ill-timed moment to an­ he recorded an album at Fol­ er and the oil company, the own­ ready over 300,000 people have Come and see what it’s all question period and refresh­ The prime minister was grim nounce new plans for withdraw­ som, where Sherley Is serving a er, Clifford C. Carter of Colum­ learned it. So can you. a thing. about. It just might be one of ments will follow. T H E HARTFORD GAS COMPANY faced as he rose in the House of al. sentence for armed robbery. bia, told police. This is the same course that the most important things you^ Hugh, bom and educated in Cash met Sherley at the pris­ People who have different jobs, England^ has been active in ra­ Commons to announce details of However, the situation In Taken In the break were also different IQs, different interests, President Kennedy had his top do this year. the Labor government's drive to Commons and the Labor Party on before the recording session. a few cans ot oil and some gas, dio and TV in the Hartford area make Britain solvent. was in direct contrast to that In He said the convict will be given Oanter iboJd xx>lice. for more than 16 years. He has Princess Margaret was in the the U.S. Congress, where mili­ a song writer’s contract and will been music director of WCOC, gallery sitting near Wilson’s tary spending has priority over receive royalties from the The United States Navy’s first music and progrram director of record. WOCC-FM, and progreon associ­ wife. domestic programs and the lat­ experimental navigation satel­ The Hartford Gas Company hereby Unconditionally Guarantees satisfaction with gas heat­ The prime minister said Brit­ lite, 1-B, traveled more than a DONT MISS THIS FINAL DEMONSTRATION SESSION ate of WINF, Manchester, and ter are the first targets in any ing for the property to which this guarantee applies, during the first twelve months. ain’s futiure foreign role will economy drive. Cuts in British Panama seceded from Colom­ billion miles before falling into (Prior to the start of Jenuaiy dasses) WRYM, Newington. For many years, his produc­ have to depend on its ability to military spending were the bia In 1903 and became an Inde the earth’s atmosphere and If, at the end of the first year, the purchaser is not fully convinced that gas heating is clean, pay. price to r the Labor!te rank-and- burning up. tion of "Flippy the dow n” was pendent republic. TONtOHT AT 8:00 a regular feature over area tele­ 2• quiet, safe and economical. The Hartford Gas Company will, at the written request of the "Wo have to come to terms file’s acceptance of cutbacks at purchaser, arrange for the removal of, and reimbursement for, monies paid on the installed with our role in the world,” Wil­ home. vision stations. In addition, he son declared. The new austerity campaign Evelyn Wood Rcadln* Dynomlos InaUtote has produced and participated purchase price of the gas boiler, furnace, or conversion burner, exclusive of equipment ex­ He told the House Britain will is designed to back up the de­ in many musical TV programs, ternal to the heating unit itself. Ship, Gas Barges AndrewB Bidldln*t 68 B, Center St>, Miaoolieerter including the Aetna- Hartford •w retain its bases in Europe from valuation of the pound Nov. 18 This guarantee does not relieve the purchaser of the responsibility of paying for all gas which forces can be deployed and is based on the age-old Brit­ Symphony telecasts. He serves overseas In time of conflict. ish dictum that the Island king­ as host for the symphony’s chil­ 3 • consumed through his meter. The prime minister said the dom "must export or die.” Collide in Texas NOW dren’s concerts and for its pro­ F ill cancellation will mean a It was drafted against a back­ ductions over the Concert Net­ THIS GUARANTEE IS NON-TRANSFERABLE saving to this country of $960 ground of Industrial stagnation, (Continued from Page One) next on their vacation. They MANCHESTER! work. million even when penalty costs with unemployment last report­ spent the night ashore, The speaker is presently di­ Anew Eve/yh Wood fnstftut$ rector of communications for for cancellation are taken into ed at BS8.000, o r 2.3 per cent of go suffering damage was that ^ t the Shell Chemical Co. EVELYN WOOD opsnsthfs month inM snofm ttr consideration. the working population. The vis­ stowed on deck. plant, Manager Frank Caddy the Greater Hartford Council of tor^hseormnlMSsta Churches and coordinator of His announcement of the can­ ible trade deficit last year and a Grant said a tug which sent g£U(j g feedback of Hydrocarbon f 0sfclents“o»stotth« cellation brought cheers from monthly average of $112.8 mil­ up a flare reported, "no suivl- g^g from a furnace caused a big the Radio and TV Ministry of \ ■ COKHl.tifliiM'' '' Labor benches in the House. lion, and the nation’s reserves vors,” but Its Information explosion and several smaller Reading Dynamics Connecticut. tically no time at all . . . whenever itts convenient to you. In Washington, the Defense of gold and foreign currency are turned out to be erroneous. ones in a department processing For as little as $2.95 a month rental, we’ll install a con­ Department noted news of the down to $2.69 billion. When the smoke cleared, the solvents, Including alcohol. version gas unit in your present heating system . . . with Convert to gas heat now and save money this winter. Call ChrisUane bore a gash 10 to 16 •In the school year ended In cancellation and stated simply: Wilson’s aim Is two-fold; to Ot the Shell employes, F.M. 1967, more than 1.6 mlUlon stu­ no installation charge at all . . . not even if we have to your gas heating contractor or The Hartford Gas Com­ "We very much regret the ac­ shift $2.4 billion in national re­ feet long near the water level in Butler, 66, of Houston suffered Institute dents completed driver educa­ bring the line in from the street. And we’ll do it in prac­ pany at 249-1331. tion.” sources—money, manpower and the bow, the tug was intact and critical bums and Frank How- tion courses in 12,000 high Wllscm’s austerity package materials—from production for two of the barges remained grd, 42, of Geona, Tex., was 45 South Main Street, West Hartford For information call 232-4485 schools. was the result of more than 80 domestic consumption and other afloat. The third barge was de- burned less seriously. Another 63 East Center Street, Manchester / hours of tough wrangling within nonessentials to productlcm for stroyed. workman, Leroy Ford, 60, and a his government over the past export by fiscal 1970-71 ;and to At 3 a.m. crew members and guard, C.H. Campbell, 46, both weak. mop up $1.2 billion to $1.4 billion the captadn’s family rejoined of Houston were taken to hospi- FOR RENT "Our purpose in this review is In domestic purchasing ixiwer him on the freighter, which tals after suffering apj>arent 8 Mid 16 mm. Movie Pro- to make devaluation (of the this year through taxation, res­ headed down the channel for re­ heart attacks. INSTITUTES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.A. Kitora sound or oUent, also pound) work because until we trictions on Installment buying pairs at the island port of The extent of damage to the I mm. sUde projectors. do, uhtU we are esuhing year in, and possibly forced savings so Galveston. chemical plant had not been de­ IgI THf HARTFORD GAS COMPANY year out, a substantial surplus that money cannot be spent on Mr. and Mrs. Glngerich said termined, but Caddy said It WELDON DRUG CO< on overseas payments, we are goods which should be exported. they" did not know vriiat to do would not be shut down. 907 Mdia gfcp-^Xel. 648-6E81

f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 Housing, Mortgage Industry EYE-GLASSES b y HUmri^pBtPr ^51-76-79-86 12 T h in k 42 Return 72 To pect to pay high interest rates And the spectacle of our space sden- 73 On since he first appeared on the Vletnam, then the pause would namese respond: CANCER 13 Off 43 Con CAPRICORN throughout the year although ment said. Three Months ...... f 44 In 74 Ideas Usts, gathered in the Jet Propulsion public scene, and it Is nearly be worth it and peace talks - i think that militarily it has JUNE 23 14 Contoct DEC. 23 ^ "The 6 per cent mortgage One Month ...... 1°° 15A 45 Short 75 Edge some slight reduction is antici­ JAN. 20 money with no points or charges Laboratory out at Pasadena, engaged 20 years since he was elected might get started. not accomplished its objective. 16 For 46 Elders 76 Before pated if Congress raises taxes m e m b e r o f 47 If 77 News is gone,” the association said. IS Asylum St. THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS If the United States stopped politically I think it’s very rls- 17 Keep 21-24-41-474 In desperate efforts to transmit com­ Governor of the state. 1 -2 5 -3 3 -5 9 48 And 78 Stimuloting and cuts federal spending. Room 104 The Aaaoolated Press Is exclusively entlU^ bombing the North in the hope ky, and morally I think it’s 18 Children 6 5 -6 7 -7 2 ^ “ If federal fiscal and monetary to the use of republicallon of all news ^s- mand and movement to a little six inch S/64-77-80-82 19 Con 49 Things 79 You They don’t foresee interest Hartford patches credited to It or not otherwise credU- to all this flight of time, the of a reciprocal response but the quite calamitous." 20 Open 5 0 A 80 On AQUARIUS poHcy is eased, next summer box now suspended just above the uo 81 Ask rates dropping below the six per Tel. 622-0787 Ekwfoo F. Heoie Sl In this paper and also the local news pub- career of Chester Bowles has North used the pause to build up On Monday, a committee of 21 Moke 51 Out JAN. 21 ^ may see some slight reduction Ruse DeBella JU LY 24 52 Drop 82W oy cent level—a point surpassed in moon's surface some 250,000 miles away 22 Be FEB.' 19 from the 6.8-7 per cent rate "*aS* of republicallon of special dis­ never been without its public in­ its forces in the South with men dlsttogulshed men. Including _ AUG. 23 23 Someone's 53 A 83 For early 1966—in any event. patches n e r e ln a r e a ls o r e s e i^ ______was a spectacle for which we find many 54 Folse 84 You terest and drama. He made the and supplies, U.S. ground forces former President Dwlgbt D. El- 24 A 3- 6-19-22/^ The Industry optimism stems being reported to iiy .” 7 -1 0 -13-31 55 The 85 Favors ready comparisons. In the South would have to pay senhower, tried to take a de- 25 Delightful 2 7 -6 1 -7 8 ^ The Herald Printing Company Inc., ns- office of Governor whlrt and gy­ U52-55-66 26 Ahead 56 Help 86 Act in part from preliminary re­ sumee no financial responslbUlty for Jlypt^ Poke, signal, twist, bang, analyze, pro­ the price . tached 'view of the bombing 57 Accept 87 Borrowed PISCES graphical errore appearing In ^ v e rtls ^ e n te rate as no one has since; could vnoo 27 Goy ports Indicating the nation’s So far the North has never problem. 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Chi­ of the Surveyor 7 operation up on the lasted for more than one term. possible large withdrawal of pause. But the calls for a bomb­ tor from Illinois. savings early this month. cago. Detroit and Boston.______moon to lower Itself to the moon’s sur­ In his next great adventure, that of being Ambassador to In­ ing halt, temporary or perma­ The group—called the Citizens Economists both in and out of 164 EAST CENTER ST. m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f CIRCULA­ face and begin fulfilling its role in this nent, go on. TIONS. dia, he quite obviously mixed a Committee for Peace with Free­ goivernment had feared savers particular moon mission. Senate Democratic Deader sounder interior performance dom in Vietnam—published a Doctors Feared for His Life might withdraw money from MANCHESTER— 649-5261 Tuesday, Janueuy 16 Mike Mansfield is the latest one pamphlet gl'Ving the two sides of The way our space scientists felt, not with his outwardly refreshing their accounts in early January to oppose the bombing. He the argument about ending the being able to move their own instrument, innovations, for he succeeded, for investments paying a higher wants a permanent halt to It. bombing of the North. But it Interest rate. Ample Parking Front and Rear must be very similar to the way more eventually, in getUng a second First Dimes Poster Child Ribicoff On Vietnam He thinks what the North said also offered conclusions of its The turn of the year was the ordinary people feel as they find them­ term in that amti^sadorshlp. on New Year’s Day may be own. key time since It marked the Senator Ribicoff’s recommendaUons selves powerless to Influence and control to between terms as ambassa­ “ one small indication” that if It said the bombing is not as Graduates from High School end of one Investment period for our future policy and conduct in some of their own creations. dor, he became the pioneer the United State s stopped the central to the American effort and the start of another. A sav­ Vietnam are more attractive than Ills Sometimes It is an elected official—a Democratic liberal to move Into bombing the North Vietnamese in Vietnam aa some of its propo­ NEW YORK (AP) Jeffrey As other youngsters, Jeffrey er could collect a dividend on "Before Leases Happen, Insure With Loppen!' blunt diagnosis of why we are there. President perhaps — who seems 250,000 the 1960 camp of John F. Ken­ might be wrllling to talk peace. nents claim nor as much of an Rell, the first poster child in the drops his studies in the sum­ his account at that time and It 1s not pleasfint, although It may miles away from those who elected him nedy Instead of that of Adlai This Is what he said Sunday. obstacle to negotiations as its March of Dimes birth defects mer. “ I readv go out, go to the then withdraw the money, thus be quite accurate, to hear that the real and who seems immune to all attempts Stevenson. He was referring to the North opponents claim. program, graduates from high ball games” he said, adding reducing the amount available Vietnamese statement Jan. 1 It said the war cannot be won school today—a day doctors that he’s a Mets fan. for mortgage loans. Quick Freeze! reason we are In Vietnam is to play the to influence him in one direction or an­ For that crucial piece of trail- that an end to the bombing will in the air by bombing the North. Jeffrey lives with his stepfa­ The reduced level of deposits big nation game of power politics, or other. once feared he would never live blazing, he was made chairman bring peace talks, to the past But the bombing is a help to ther, Harry J. Sa'vino, a Brook- in 1966 shrank the amount of Your personal assets and income balance of power. Yet, although Senator to see. Sometimes it is some 'Style of living of the platform committee for Hanoi had only said such U.S. American ground forces flght- In 1969, when Jeffrey’s poster lyn baker, his mother, a sister mortgage money and gave the could be “frozen" unexpectedly if Ribicoff may be the first prominent we ourselves have willingly and eagerly the Democratic National Con­ action could—rather than will— ing In the South and the war can picture appeared throughout the and two brothers in their Anna- housing industry one of its worst you had to pay for damage caused analyst of our Vietnam policy to say created—like that which enthrones the vention which was to nominate bring talks. be lost on the ground, the group country, physicians told his par- dale, Staten Island, home, years since World War n. by water pipes freezing or having flatly that we are following what we automobile as the central facility of our Kennedy, and, after the Ken­ But North Vietnam really said. enta they did not expect he Proud aa he is of his achleve- Exact figures on S&L savings to replace your entire heating sys­ nedy victory, an assistant sec­ consider to be our own national Interest civilization-which proves to be madden­ didn’t make It that simple. But the committee takes pret- would live long enough to finish ment today, his eye is on the won’t be available until next tem. Most commercial Homeowners balance of power necessities there, this ingly beyond our own influence and retary of state, where, for a Hanoi, said there will be peace ty much the same position as grammar school. future. “ I’m taking my college month but some Industry moment or two, he had some sources say they foresee the Policies do not cover these hazards. J is a thing which has been suggested reach. Or it can be something as simply talks if the United States uncon­ Johnson has, saying: "We be- But the doctors and social boards in March,” he said, “ I opportunity to sit close to the ditionally ends the bombing and lleve that the beginning of an workers, teachers and therap- want to go away to school. After chance of a net gain rather than Ours do«^—does yours? before. It has crept into the pronounce­ human as the child who, having been great peace and war decisions all other acts of war. But it a decline for January. ments of the President and the Sec­ extended bombing pause must ista—as well as his own family college I want to go to law nurtured so carefully into Its teens, sud­ he had always been passionate didn’t say it would stop its end be promptly followed by Hanoi’s —never gave up on the 20-year- school.” The National League of In­ retary of State themselves, when, either denly proves deaf to all parental com­ to get his own mind and hands of the war if the UiUted States oessaton of sending men and old youth who is paralyzed in He’s looking forward to it all. sured Savings Associations THE IFFERENCS by intention or carelessness, they have mands. on. But the decisions and poli­ met its demands. materials Into the South and both legs because of a spinal de- As he explains: "I have to make called the early-January experi­ referred to our need to malntadn a pres­ ence "better than expected” To encounter this nadir of powerlese- cies he advocated in the brief And so far President Johnson, any firing from the North upon feet. Neither did Jeffrey. my own way. I have to do it my­ May tee quote rates and assist you ence on the mainland of Asia, or to our ness, this ironic lack of compliance on time he was in close were not thinking of the price tag, has re- our fighting men.” "It just had to be done,” he self.” while a housing Industry source need to be able to rule every wave of said in an interview Monday called it “ very, very favora­ the part of one’s own creations, may be such as to advance his personal as tee have so many others? the Pacific. prestige and fortune and he was night, explaining the persever­ COST OF EDUCA'nNG ble.” a very healthy and philosophical experi­ Last year the four prime And the prime reawon why it is not soon sent out to a kind of dis­ 323 Nevada Prison Inmates ance that enabled him to com­ GOES UP ence for us. But all most of us really montgage leadens—^^S&fLa, life in­ pleasant to have it acknowledged openly tinguished exile M ambassador plete a full high school course in HONOLULU (AP) ^ Hawaii's know is that it feels just a little less the board of education's home public school studefrt teacher surance companies, commercial that our main preoccupation in Vietnam to India for the second time. worse when we know that lots of other G>ntinuing Hunger Strike instruction program. ratio has dropped in the past banks and mutual savings is not with ainy of the nice sentimental people are In the same kind of fix. That, Here, perhaps for the first CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — by the Inmates in the past four Jeffrey’s education began five years from 30.2 students causes we are usually given, but with we guess, is why there persisted some­ time in his public career, he The 323 maximum security in­ months. when he was six years old and a per teacher to 28.3 students. the naked game of balance of power. Is subsided into an unspectacular The strike came on the first patient at St. Giles Hospital, And the cost of educating each thing wryly cheerful in the temporary mates at Nevada State Prison that this is the game by which the futility of the space scientists trying to workaday performance. He had anniversary of Hooker’s ap­ Brooklyn and continued in a student has Increased in the continued a hunger strike today world and the cause of peace have never move that six Inoh box 250,000 miles demonstrated the novelty and pointment to head the state pris­ succession of visits by public same period from $344 in 1962-63 won, have always lost. freshness of his approach in his in what Warden Carl Hocker on complex south of Carson school teachers at home and in to $682 in 1967-68. away on the moon. hospitals. And the cost, says the State The objection to the balance of powers first term as ambassador. Pos­ termed "a direct protest against City, and it came after a year- my administration. end statement by Gov. Paul Although he is confined to a Department of Education, will game Is not that It is a wicked or Ugly sibly, too, he had, by this time, finally been battered and weath­ A guard at the prison said in a Laxalt that his republican ad­ wheel chair, except for short Jump to $609 in 1968-69. game eo much as that It is a gfame Retreading Is No Answer telephone interview, "They’re ministration had solved a Dem­ walks aided by braces a n d ------which doesn't work. Balance of power ered and seasoned into a kind The Legislature’s failure to come up of second wind concept of his still refusing to eat. That’s all I ocrat-caused crisis at the pris­ crutches, he did try going out to operations prepare for and bring about school in 1963. “ I had to give it with' a sound alternative to Massachu­ public service role. Perhags the can tell you.” on. FOR the wars they claim they are trying to Immediately after the protest A convict committee was per­ up,” he said. “ The travel was setts costly and \mfair compulsory auto great dreams of changing the began Sunday, the maximum mitted by the warden Sunday kind of hard and I didn’t get avoid. We are now engaged In what hae Insurance system is nothli^ new. But Photogn^ihed By Reginald Pinto world had faded a little, ha'vlng security Inmates were locked in night to tour the cell blocks to home until late.” turned out to be one of the biggest wars as each year goes by without relief for been blunted so often. Perhaps, Cosmetics in our national history, and a war which the/Car owner, the urgency grows. The THE OLD-FASHIONED WINTER: STAND-OFF BETWEEN ZERO AND SUN their cells. Then, given the make a poll of whether the In­ The next semester he re­ as he still sensed the tremen­ mates wanted to end the strike. can easily be classified as the wrong rate freeze now in prospect for next chance, they refused to come sumed classes at home where ITS dous importance to history of out. The announced results were teachers came three to five war in the wrong place, and this ought year, while avoiding the usual Increase, the forces with which he was is no more than a respite. It Is the second hunger strike that they did not. times a week for hour-long ses­ to be proof enough of how the balance dealing, he had diminished his sions. The basic fault is with the system. Herald Liggetts of power theory really operaltes. idea of what one intelligence or “ I g;ot a lot of help and en­ Both House and Senate agree some Senator Ribicoff’s intention, however, By Rowland Evans Jr. one wish could do about these Congress Appears Heading couragement from them,” he change is needed. The House la now re­ Inside Yesterdays At The Parkade is to deal with things as they are, not forces. Perhaps he became said. "You get a lot of personal corded for a modification of the present as they ought to be in some more ideal more capable of attempting the instruction. And U you have MANCHESTER system, permitting some competition 2 5 Years Ago For Another Bomb Debate state of the world. Robert D. Novak oblique nudge, in preference to trouble with a subject the teach­ among Insurers and possibly a small the frontal push, than he had 7 And it is his specific recommendations Renort The Rev. Earl H. Furgeson, WASHINGTON (AP) — The avoid peace efforts in which It er can help you out.” M a n ch ester rate reduction. The Senate supports Gov. pastor o f the North Methodist been In much of his career. newly reconvened Congress ap­ did not have the full consent of for our conduct in Vietnam which are Volpe’s financial-responsibility proposal, Church installs 1943 ofBiicers of Perhaps he had become, in pears headed for another debate the South Vietnamese govern­ the truly Important part of his report. which has raised serious questions as LINCOLN, Neb. — Even in "I know lots of Republicans he will make no campaign at the Woman’s Society of Ohris- this last tour, the more perfect on U.S. bombing of North Viet­ ment. Senator Ribicoff would, in any case, to whether it would cut rates at all. this Republican heartland state, who want to support (Gov. Nel­ ail. ititm Service at the church. public servant. nam in the wake of a nonparti­ McCloskey said the State De­ S A V I N G S question the wisdom of our in depth to view of this deadlock, closer atten­ where Richard M. Nixon won son) Rockefeller because they So it is not the primary that New England's Leading his largest single majority In think he can be elected Presi­ can be blamed for Nixon's Campbell Council, Knights of san group's assessment that partment is carefully studying bombing of North Vietnam, and would tion should be paid to the so-called Then there came the event the Trinh statement. the 1960 Presidential election, dent,” Cook said. "We have to shaky foundation here but the Columbus, tenders a banquet to U.S. air attacks offer no "cut- limit it to an attempt to keep the in­ “ basic protection” plan as a complete which triggered this observer’s Senate Democratic Leader Two-Year Professional his 1968 Presidential campaign con'vlnce them Nixon can also skepticism both of Republican the class of third degree mem­ rate route to victory.” & LOAN replacement for the liability system. sentimental memories. Sudden­ filtration routes covered. rests on a far from solid politi­ beat Johnson.” bers who were recently admit­ As the 90th Congress reassem­ Mike Mansfield, who has called Over the years the . shortcomings of rank-and-file and of party lead­ ly, on the scene os Ambassador School of And he would, at this moment,, halt cal foundation. Rockefeller won't be in the ted to-|the council. bled Monday for its second ses­ for a permanent halt in the compulsory auto liability insurance ers. to India, he became the selec­ Association all bombing of North Vietnam while A Nlxon-for-Presldent com­ Nebraska primary. Even if he sion, the group that includes for­ bombing on grounds it is im­ have become accentuated. No experi­ Shrewd Oiarles Thone, for ex­ tion to ■visit and attempt to deal moral and militarily ineffective, this country accepted, at face value, the mittee, headed by a hard-work­ makes an early conversion from 10 Years Ago mer President Dwight D. Elsen­ ample, was one of the earliest with the mercurial Norodom of enced Massachusetts car owner needs to ing political amateur. Insurance non-candidate to candidate, a hower and reUred Army Gen. said he thinks the United States word of North Vietnam that a halt in Nebraska backers of Barry iMliss Barbara Neill takes over ACCOUNTING be told that his rates have Increased strong possibility if Michigan Cambodia. Perhaps the mission Omar N. Bradley said the mili­ should risk a pause to see what the bombing would produce negotiations. executive George Cook, is now Goldwater. During his two-year duties as part-time director of unreasonably fast. The state’s notori­ filling out a campaig;n organi­ Governor George Romney takes was to involve nothing more tary effectiveness of the bomb­ happens. He would shift our military strategy stint.as state party chairman in the Lutz Museiun. HARTFORD WSTITUTE OF ACQOyNTING ously high frequency of auto injury zation for the May 14 primary a pratfall in the March 12 New than a fiddling about the ques­ ing was .overrated—while con­ Sen. Strom ITiurmond, R-S.C., in South Vietnam from the "search and the early ’60s, he pleaded with Robert iMiller of 3 Stephens claims is one key; the way liability that dl'vldes the state into ten Hampshire primary against tion of Cambodia’s borders. But tending it is not the obstacle to said in a separate interview it 66 Forest S t, Hartford—^TeL 247-1115 Goldwater to run for President St., a sophomore at UConn, ha» destroy" tactics we have been following works is another. areas and will have a Nixon Nixon, Rockefeller’s first poten­ perhaps, for aU one could peace talks its critics contend. would be a mistake to take that in 1964. Thone, in short. Is not second best individual score in for the past three years to a policy of The problem Is acute in Massachu­ chairman in each of the 93 tial primary contest would be know, this supposedly limited A march to Capitol Hill by chance. unrepresentative of the power th e 37t4i annual W illiam R an­ Benjamin Franklin "clear and hold” which would stand a setts but not unique. Nationally, liability counties. in Oregon, not Nebraska. mission was cover for some some 3,000 women opposing U.S. “ We have tried that several structure of the Republican par­ dolph Hearst Air Force ROTC times and they have not res­ better chance of offering real security rates have averaged a 55 per cent rise But the outcome of that pri­ Thus Nixon’s well-organized kind of development which went participation in Vietnam also fo­ Bom January 17, 1706 ty here, untainted by ties to the rdfle competition. over the past decade. And in some met­ mary is a foregone conclusion: effort here, destined to cost right to the center of the whole cused congressional attenUon on ponded,” he said. “ If we stop to those areas of the country supposed­ Eastern Establishment. And the bombing, we ■will pay for it ropolitan areas the rise has been much Nixon will ■win, and probably $75,000, could turn out to be question of peace in Asia and in the war. ly under our military control. Thone" today is absoduteOy un­ in addlUonal American lives. I steeper than the average. win big. That is not Nixon’s largely meaningless no matter Tiemann, who is a Republican the world. Perhaps, after adl, al­ A number of congressmen Then he would settle down to a long committed. just don’t think we should do Moreover, the need to prove blame in problem at all. how many votes he gets. A liberal by Nebraska old-guard most as an epilogue to a ca­ were quick to react to the state­ and costly program of trying to give ment on U.S. bombing by the it.” 6 4 accident cases before settlements are Nixon’s problem is that even Romney loss In both New Moreover, several months standards, is also uncommitted. reer which had resigned Itself the people of South Vietnam the military Citizens Committee for Peace Mansfield contended bombing made means more and more litigation here the question i^ being asked Hampshire and Wisconsin, the ago. In a tete-a-tete with Leo­ In a 90-mlnute chat with Nixon to missing it, Bowles was sud­ security, the educational tredning, the nard W. Hall, Romney’s cam­ and Freedom in Vietnam. A of the supply lines in the Demili­ It is not what you gain and more and more crowding of courts. with embarrassing persistence first two primaries, would lead in Nixon’s Fifth Avenue apart­ denly right at the center of in­ special panel of the committee, tarized Zone and south of the economic incentive, and the eventual One recent survey reports that, althou^li —can he beat President John­ to a Romney withdrawal. The paign manager, Thone made ment late last year, Tlemann ternational sparring and deal­ MANCHESTER clfear that one factor motivates which Included Eisenhower, 17th parallel would be sufficient experience in self-reliance which would only 5 per cent of Injury and. proper\ son next November, no matter only name on the ballot here was neither asked for nor offer­ ing on those issues which have him today — election of a Re­ Breidley, former Illinois Sen. to protect American troops. enable South Vietnam to begin to stand da,mEige cases ever get to trial, this is how well he does in Nebraska 'other than Nixon's would then ed his support. He said only always absorbed hffn so pas­ publican President. Translated, Paul H. Douglas and former on its own feet, as a cohesive nation. enough to occupy 65 per cent of the time and the other Presidential pri­ be non-candidate Governor Ron­ that on_ the_^flrst ballot he ■will sionately. P e rU ^ , battered mary states this spring? ald Reagan of California, who that means he wouldn’t have Harvard President James B. but what you save Such a South Vietnam he would then of the nation’s civil courts. vote for tHe wlimer of the pri- and season^, dlrillusioned and has flatly informed Nebraska any trouble accepting Rockefell- Conant, said: Inside visualize as one of the members of a The long delays add up to out-of- Cook himself conceded as experienced, but forever capa­ much to us. Governor Norbert Tlemann that (See Page Seven) "Bombing is a military tool Southeasit Asian confederation, linked pocket expenses that many victims can­ ble of new interest and fire and which supports and helps pro­ together for its own economic develop­ not afford, to some accidents, blame hope, caiester, Bowles was find­ tect America’s fighting men Report ing hlmsrif, for. a moment In ment, and living under an internationally simply can’t be placed; In these. Injur­ now committed in Vietnam. (Continued from Page 8) that makes you rich guaranteed neutrality which would serve ed persons get no aid whatever from history, pieclsely where he had However bombing is only one are more ballots always wanted to be. both their own interests and the balance an insurance system based on liability. Fischetti of America’s weapons. It Is not ^^^ch to RockefeUer. Out-of-court settlements are sometimes a panacea—It is not a cure-all. of power interest of the great nation There are some sigpns that This old Connecticut acquain­ It Is not a cut-rate route to vic- too low, sometimes too high. And they even Senator Roman Hruska, an far across the ocean, the United States. tance felt a small momentary tory.” will continue to be unjust In this way degree of rightness about some­ pld and long-time Nixon ally, In all these recommendations, as in as long da court congestion forces fre­ The group concluded the be­ thing in this poor world of ours. wants the Nebraska delegation Franklin said it and it's just as true today as it was in the 18th his cautioning against our impatience quent out-of-court negotiation. ginning of any extended pause at home and the danger that our impa­ We hope the erstwhUe Con­ in air attacks "must be prompt­ to preserve flexibility at the Mi­ Century. Open a savings account with Manchester Savings "Basic protection” would eliminate ami Beach convention. Ihus tience will lead us to make our own necticut Governor can have the ly followed by Hanoi’s cessation & Loan, add to it regularly, and watch it grow. The minute much of this problem. The Keeton- Hruska, who will be chairman presence and performance In Vietnam feeling, afterwards, that he did ■of sending men and materials you deposit you begin to earn 4'/2 per cent dividends which O’Connell version, passed once by the manage to give events a slight of the delegation, passed up a so heavy and obsessive it creates us House ihl8 year and then abandoned, Into the South and any firing nudge in the direction of peace. from the North upon our fight­ chance to bind Nebraska’s dele­ are paid quarterly. You can deposit as much as you wish enemies Instead of friends. Senator would Insure the motorist against in­ ing men.” gates to the primary ■winner im- whenever you wish. No notice to withdraw is required. Your Ribicoff has proved himself a shrewd, jury to himself, not against claims that President Johnson has made der Nebraska’s complex Presl- Year with a money is always available. It is the easy way to earn money realistic analyst, who comes as close others might make against him.. An in­ clear the United States would dentlal primary la'ws. Iwtead as anyone we have seen or heard or jured person, whether at fault or not, A Thooght for Todajr expect reciprocal action it it of running committed to Nixon, with no strings attached, no special requirements, no gim­ would be paid by his own insurance as the law allows, Hruska wants new Daystrom read to outlining a way in which we Sponsored by the Manchester calls off the air attacks. Nguyen micks. candidates for the 16 Convention can live with the problem in Vietnam company for the first $10,000 in out-of- Council of Churches Duy Trinh,' North Vietnam for­ pocket expenses — principally medical delegates to run uncommitted, wlthdUt having it grow continually eign minister, has said that if Add a new fresh, look to your dining area So why not take Franklin's advice tomorrow? Drop in to costs and Income loss. If more damages the bombing is halted Hanoi thus preserving complete flexi­ worse. either of our convenient offic^ and open a savings account, were sought, a victim could go to court “litany for Racial Unity” "will hold peace talks” but has bility. with a smartly styled Daystrom dinette. That, unfortunately, is about as high and attempt to establish the other par­ not pledged any slowdown in the The largely hidden Rocke­ There is one for every (iecorating whim. or add to your present account. Savings are insured up to a hope as can be found in the context ty’s liability. Thus, presumably, the wise “ We petWlon you to hear us, 0>mmunist war effort. feller support here, moreover, is A choice of wood-like finishes and gay, $15,000.00. of any effort to run this present day driver would carry some liability insur­ so that your splnlt will convert Secretary of State Dean Rusk matched elsewhere in the land colorful heavy vinylls, too. AH Daystrom world of ours by balance of power tao ance as well as "basic protection.’ ’ .But our intention, and we may cease moved Monday to assure South that once belonged to Goldwa­ sets come with standard features of plas­ ★ ★ ★ ★ tics—the hope that things can somehow since the great majority of ahto claims Vietnam’s leaders that the Unit­ ter. In Montana, Governor Tim tic laminated table tops, sturdy epoxy-fin­ being rticial hypocrites and may Babcock has quietly passed the be kept from getting worse, can .some­ are below the $10,000 mark, much of the ed States will' make no decision MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ocaTuniit ounselnnes to the cause word east that Montana Repub­ ished' metal legs and trim. And the work­ present cost of litigation and negotia­ on peace negotiations without how be steadied down until they perhaps licans "want a winner" and saving feature of being completely wash­ 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 tion Would be stripped away. of socdlal justice whlc^ repre­ consulting them, and will not eventually become manageable. Where sents the 'worldings of love'In would have no great trouble sup­ able •with a damp cloth. See all the new The evidence grows that something try to Impose a coalition govern­ COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 Senator Ribicoff accepts power poli­ the sphere of human Ufe. porting Rockefeller. Daystroms in WatfcinB Daystrom Gallery. drastic like the Keeton-O’Connell plan, ment in Saigon. tics as a pragmatic reality of the mo­ We ask you to hear us, Ijoird.” Rusk’s statement, read to None of this means Nixon There’s a choice of price rangfes, too! not a mere retrpad of the existing lia­ ment, and seeks his solutions within its 'From “Are You Running 'With newsmen by State Department can’t get nominated. He’s fgr in bility system, is the best hope of bring­ Prices start at $59.50. Style shown $109. context, some of us regard the game Me, Jesus?’’ by Mailoolm iBoyd press officer Robert J. Mc- front today. It does, however. ing rates down to reasonable*'levels re­ Cloekey, came on the heels of a dramatize how poroiA some of Itself as the ultimate and crowning in­ ducing Injustices to policyholders, and Submiitited by; 1^ f sanity. 'The (Hily real hope for the United The Rev. Mr. Oary A, Oomell Saigon speech in which Presl- the Nixon strength Is and how relieving court congestion. Next year, dent Nguyen Van Thleu Indi- pragmatism is replacing Ideolo- States, Southeast Asia, or mankind as a Associate Pastor the Legislature should examine "basic COM/fl/' ‘RoUNb Tk£ BENb ^O N A MONOBAIt^fV^T recUy told the United States to gy in the Republican party. whole lies in a change of the game, with protection” again. — SPRINGFIELD. Souith tM'efhocUst Church the United States shifting itself out of UNION Manicbester, Conn. PA G Bm G BT MANCHBSTBS BVBI«NO HERALD. BCANCRBSnSR. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER. CJONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE NINE HEALTH CAPSULES. T\y| Temperatures Five Above Zero by Michael A. Petll, M.D. East AfriCEUt port, it w u toe Alaska Flood Loan Coventry first US Naval ship to visit there Xerox C0117 Service fHeRE ANY POINT IN TAK- Play Prop Sought No Arrests Vemon in two yeEU*8. INa A CMLP UNP6B ^iX TO ^ ^ j Utah G>pper Strikers March READ Is there a wicker wheel- A PiViJHIAT^I^T 2 llliMiprtat aad Sapply, 1m . )urs No Comment In Crashes Grant Serves Pewter Trays chEdr In your home? If so, Donald Smith Named Head. AmericEins eat about two and O00I1 LrOOCi luiQ 186th Consecutive'Day and WRITE US the properties committee of a ludf times as much turkey els 680 Hartford Bd.^ Moodweter (Continued from Faco One) "And I tnuat say, going down* the Little Theater of MEm- they did 25 years ago, Eiccording this list (of the biggest Fair- HFHef PoUce yestej^ay ln y « tlg at^ J g l J o i T I l B o O r d chester would like to borrow M 8-808S MAONA, Utah (AP)—Temper- worker representative Edwin B. If you «re Wtnswuted In selUng ()M nine motor vehicle mishaps In­ Of Capital Works Panel to the Swanson FTOzen Food Co. Larger and built on lower banks loans), there was plenty nycHiA-if atures were five degrees above Abbott, "1s because the contract speoted ntaition In Me—want to e«m from (12,000 to I^OjOTO It for their forthcoming pro­ ground.j It1. suffered—by r>v..hn>Pruhs partisan leadership on both For Rails S^nSre annuaRy—want a cconootbon volving a total of 19 vehicles. Former Mayor Thomas Me- Athnlitted FriectaW» The warning for Improper parking, toe board lEUBt night. Whiter Hendrle, Thompaon- Everett Frost was chosen Smith said the best course is er, Vernon , who manages the (16 million to homeowners. ized, we will be able to make after her parked car was hit by Farly last fall the present vGle; Ruth KMne, MHddletown; available, smd the owner vice-chairman, and Donald Bis- probably "to feel our way along Travelers Inn, said the agency said Richard Llewelyn, 28, one Industry’s history. Hne la terrific—atriotly new, eilaboraite and exdualve. In a telephone interview, greater commitments to the Talks at the major bargaining one driven by Robert Leger, 27, txxfrd approved a proposEd to Paul Jakapde, EUUngiton. would lend It for the Feb. 16, hop Is secretary of toe group and see what we’re up Eigainat.” gave him scant help In refinanc­ modernization of our systems." of approximately 61,000 workers A majority of the n»en and women a»octated 16 Emd 17 show, they may Pruhs said he estimated dam­ who began the record wedkout sites have been sporadic since have agate hit new heights of sates achtevemejA In 1W7. of 262 Union St yesterday after- present some token of appre- Aiknltted Sunday: OhrMo- fprmed by the Planning and The committee will meet every ing the mortgages—and cut noon. Police say the car was elation to the members of toe pher Lenox, Wapplng; Joseph call Mrs. Dennis Fogarty of Zloning Commission. Tuesday night, at lesist until It back his damage request nearly age to his motel at "slightly Y6$. IP -TME ^HILP HA$ prob­ Saunders and Perlman pred­ in 96-degree weather last Jidy. they began last May. None are Ours Is a lucrative, fast growing, dlgnllled buslnoae with over (200,000.” But his disaster lems, IT IS A WISE ANP icted great Improvements in unlimited earntegs and future aecurity. parked on New St. near Center board to serve under the Peroto, 13 Jem Dr.; Gene Oou- 39 Niles Dr. for further Infor­ Preceding Its meeting, toe ad- sets some indication of how the (100,000 to about (476,000. "We’ve got a ton of coal at under way now between the mation. loan is for (894,000. LOVINkits" who refused. President movement, on toe plans. ehaapar, and bsm lorry latar? Mayor Grant SEdd under the liam E. Belflore and Vincent L. Vietnam war were Mr. and Rain . . . what a mess! Frozen stiff . . . miserable to handle! 13 wearisome steps to the laundry! Moot said. "But when we make I probably wouldn’t httve made, AAP, the only pure science these loans, we have no Idea But then, I wasn’t on the scene, ‘“‘^e ‘^ta?6are‘*‘umlli^ to using setup foi^ulated by his p r ^ Diana, property at 13 Green Hill MroG^Val^^nderaon and their project In the space program, It may eoit a IHtla mora ta buy a KitehanAld thA mntArinis in the kit which toe only Ume a medical St. „ . son Stanley, a student at Rham whether the guy’s a Democrat "I think this is an area where got (76 mlUlon less from Con­ or a Republican. we can Hghten our belts.” Include a 12 by 18 Inch piece of upon was In a Katheitee H. Stevens to Dam school, and Mr. and Mrs. gress last year than the agency dlihwaihar. but yoa'tl find it'a built battar ta mcHiae” a a iz oy 10 im,n <)»«nthAr thantl»» IWaI oml Florence Cole,Ool., orooertvp..p.,ly Both Ander- asked, and an estimated (60 work battar and latt longar. members million from the canceled flight S : iri.Zh ?o„d. ..r.. hEuulled by toe * deputy“ rh.*.^S health “ “ AttEichments“ : . o . " nails, four feet of string, six of toe Andover Democratic LBPs Public Warks Freeze lA will be used to maintain re­ With I KitehanAld dithwnbar you load your officer or his stEiff. Dorothy Smith against Bertha Town Committee. search for later AAP flights In pipe cleaners,, 12 thumb tricks, The building Inspector, FYan- chapin, property at 146 Walnut OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12 to dlihoi without hand-riniing. And uutomatiully four Ice cream sUcks rmd a golf Anderson reported that an ac- which used-up rocket stages will clB McNulty, Is deputy health gj ^50,000. tuEd count of people at toe 1 ^ Is Lifted on Army Projects be used as orblUng workshops tee. They CEin Eilso add glue, an officer. Grant said he has been Savings Bank of Manches- they're withod end dried iparkling eloon. A empty no. 2 size can, a wire luncheon showed 280 in attend­ J : and observatories. in contact with the State Health {gj. ag*ainst Walter R. and Gall ance. He stated —— that ____ there were 0 WASHINGTON (AP) — The freeze. If continued, might re- KitehonAld dithwiihor will kooy on doing your coat hEuiger and two empty \ small thread spools. Department and officials there ^nne Fagan, property on Kane m ^y off toe* holders there from I /I* Johnson Administration has lift- suit In cosUy delays tor some feel that Vernon’s coverage Is c r., (700. ^^ny towns In Connecticut. At It ed a public works freeze It Im- projects. As an example, he dirty work for yeari ond yoart*>rollibly. The boys will Eilso be per­ adequate pending toe appoint­ y ' Priest Speaks mitted to enlist the help of their The SavipK.s Bank of Man­ the meeting Anderson was ap­ / 111 posed last October on Army En- said, a dam might be completed There ire miny built*in ind portiblo modeli ment of a new director. chester against Emmet P., pointed second Congressional glneer and Reclamation Bureau under an existing contract but fathers In toe projects. The re­ Under toe health program, At Assumptioii sults will be judged by age Mary, Robert E. Md Vlr^nla uistrlct coordinator for toe MC' projects. iLO contract could be let for relo- In a wide ranga of prieai. Coma la and let ut Peter Jaconski is Inspector of D. Simmons, property at 33 CeuI' Carthy effort. He says that most The freeze applied to con- cation of railroads, highways groups on toe basis of originEdi- The Rev. Pai.I Quinlan, In­ show you why i KitehonAld dlihwathor It your ty, workmanship, and use of public eating places. terbury St., (600. of toe towns In ToUand County structlon; tracts for new pro- and uUlities connected with the structor of philosophy at Holy Junior Women’s Ball The Savings B n!; o- Man­ have' some strong supporters of jects of the two agencies and to project. materials. Achievement awards The Vernon Junior Women’s Cross College, . Worcester, chester agialiut GerEild and Ju­ McCarthy e is a peace CEindldate. contracts for new features of While the construcUon freeze bolt buy after all. will eUso be presented. Club announces this year’s an- Meiss., will be guest speaker at The Planning Committee for dith M. MonEihan, property on Sen. McCarthy will speak In projects already imder way. applied to virtually all federal the first meeUng of the As- nuEil benefit bEdl, “Le Bal Mas­ Bush HiU Rd„ (3,800. the troop’s annual Blue Eind Westport on Feb. 17 which hap­ And then . . . hours of ironing every week! There was no official an- agencies, the ending of the sumpHon Junior High School que". Mrs. John MaokOy Is The Savings Bank of Man­ pens to be toe same day that nouncement that the freeze had freeze applies only to the Ajmy Gold Banquet will include Mrs. ohalrmEin. This will be a mask­ Home and School AssociaHon Joyce Howe, Mrs. Lorraine Mor- chester against FYancls Eind the Jefferson-Jackson Dajl din­ ended hut congressional com- Engineers and the Reclamation tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. In the ed bail and those attending will WEUida Miller, property at 388 ner will held In Hartford. Bureau, the Budget Bureau gEUison, Mrs. Joyce Baker and decorate their own mEisks. mlttees were notified of the ac- church hall. His topic: "Liturgi­ Mrs. Mrudlyn Perry. Spring St., (1,700. The war In VletnEon wlU be Hon Monday—opening day of spokesman said. cal Renewal.” It will be held Feb. 17 at 7 Tiude Name discussed further at toe Wednes­ Square DfuicerB p.m. at toe Glastonbury Hills the new session—and a Budget ------Father Quinlan, a graduate of The TollEinders Square Dance Frank J. Flislck, doing bust day meeting of toe ToUand EnLas Vegas, Nev. the best buy in dishwashers and disposers first aid course glveii by toe installation allowance. In 1944, Gen. Dwight D. Els­ FINISHED BASEMENTS TollEuid Volunteer Ambulsmce the home of Mrs. Thoiirias Car- BRIDGEPORT, Conn.' (AP) ute Previews demariErtraitiions de- ■for construction. One Army En- ruthers, 20 Lawler Rd. Rock giileers official said "a lot of enhower arrived In London to ST. BRIDGET SEE OUR FULL SIZE ROOM DISPLAYS—GET LOADS OF IDEAS Asspclatlon will be held tomor- Mayor Hugh C. Curran Is re- ptet work toeing done In Ameri- them wouldn’t have got under take command of the Allied in­ SCHOOL CAFETERIA row night at 7:80 In toe Am- Gard®"® ^lU be discussed and qj^^ng all poUce patrolmen to obi’s rese(arch Hatoaraltardes and vasion force In World War II. FREE ESTIMATES • YEARS TO PAY balance Room of the Town Gar- sSd®® '*’*** *>® shown. Co-hostess cartridge pens whUe on point out the oonitritoutitons of way anyhow." will be Mrs. StEinley Smyrskl. .pije practice Is not part of research too modem Uving. TTie spokesman said some In 1952, foreign diplomats In FIRST PAYMENT MARCH '68 savings did result from toe Moscow were ordered to limit FRIDAY, JAN. 19 B B R N ieS The Tolland County Council *^"'- *8 toe Community an Increase In admlnlEdratlve A towo-man team narraites the 525-5341ONE CONTRACT POES IT ALL of the Connecticut Education As- *alrs Committee will meet at 8 work. .Each "pen” contains a s h o w in non-technical language, three-month contract freeze. their movements to within 28 8:00 P.M. IN NEW BRITAIN 229-4410 The Hartford Electric Light Company OTHES IHOWROOM LOCATIONI CARPENTRy • EUinrmCAL • PLUMRINfl TV-APPLIANCE STORE soclatlon meets this afternoon toe home of Mrs. John pressurized cartridge of tear Featured are Beveral energy But he added this would not to­ miles of the city. ALL WORK DONE DY ttVLARAMA CMFTUHN B71 NORWICH-NLW LONDON TPKE, MANCHESTER PARKADE from 4 to 6:80 at ToUand High Stuke, 111 Scott Drive. gEis, designed to Edd policem en oocweaiaiion demionabiiEOtlons, us tal (67 million and that further One Year Ago MONTVrULE. PHONE 8 4 8 -9 2 7 5 HOiyiH^ REM OOBLERB Prizes—Refreshments 952 BOSTON POST RD. MILFORD Rainbow Rehearsal In facing unruly ciowds. ling gne tuttolnes and fueH and savings would be. made through Damage was estimated at (100 TELEPHONE 87B-B946 OPEN DAILY 9-9 Opien Every Night to 9 • Sat. to 6 School. rm imsmotMa uectric comNY million in a fire that swept a Rockville Assembly 39, Order aolar oeUs. other contract delays. A etaoUar program wais held He said the Army Engineers big Chicago exposition hall, Mc- Donation (1.00 2453 BERLIN TURNPIKE, NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT Manchester Evening Herald of Rainbow for Girls, will hold Ancient Egyptians mummi­ a. reheEuaal for the installation fied and mourned their favorite neoently ajt MianchMlter Higlh had been concerned that the Cormick Place, Tolland correspondent Bette QuatnUe, telephone 876-2(45. ot officers on Sunday at 2 p.m. cats. Sctuool, BIANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE TEN TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 Section Two TUESDAY, JANUARY 16,1968 6lattrl)9B tT r lE uT U ins Pages 11 to 20 District Set Last-Minute Postponement About Town Town Ready to Mail Out Obituary To Purchase Ihe Senior Methodists of Assessment Change Notices Manning Asks, Gets South Methodist Church will Court Cases Directors Tonight Discuss Anderson-Smythe Chamber Repeats Bid Pi««tt band, include 4 sons, James H. Miss Emily Elizabeth Smythe Kay Sr of Hartfond, faither of Breen of Manchester, Robert tor of the church, wlH conduct be mailed within the next |80,000 tax to of Winter Haven, Fla., and Da­ The 8th District board of dl- Delay in Hearing Manchester Session The Board of Directors to­ Side p n ^ r ty owners for a sew­ For Grade 9 Sports Mis. Donald of ^v- Bj^n of Ita^^lle a Bible study. week, town assessor P. Joeeih that ftmd. vid Edward Anderson of Man­ Robert J. Pailante, 16, of night will conduct the second in age pumping station and a sani­ entry, dted yesterday at a Hart- Louis Breen and Joseph Breen, receivers this vear for chester exchanged vows Friday, fowl oonvaJeacent home. both of Hartford; 2 daughters, r s i ^ i o r e iv e r s m s year ror The cloe'6d meeting achedlied Ja«t night by the Board The Presbyterian Churoh wUl Muirhy announced ^ y ^ *“ • East Hartford, charged with its series of four Informal meet­ tary sewer force main con­ The Chamber of Commerce, which last year urged the structed in 1960. Dec. 29, in a candlelight cere­ Survivors also taichide Ms Mrs. William Heneghan of Hart- last T e a r the Education to air chargres a«ainst Henry J. Manning have a congregational meeting The town’s new Grand List, 'toe Board breach of peace pleaded not ings, dubbed "talk-ins.’’ ’They Board of Education to provide in ita 1967 buds^t for a are scheduled for discussion ’The proposed assessments are mony at St. Albaiis Episcopal wire, a a ami two E ^ s ^ f toe and pouuck tomorrow at 6:80 on Oct v a l ^ guilty yesterday and his case program of 9th grade football, is again supporting such a««-. was given a^tesHtlinute postponement. 1 im oT?L”^eTw to purposes only, to clear the way to replace those levied In No- Church, Auburndale, Fla. gj^unrichffldreoi. Jacksonville, N. C.; 2 sisters, buying these receiv e units ® ® "d members and toe a d ------;------p.m. - at-* the church. —»• must o® be reieaseo released nv by jan. Jan. ai. 31, was continued to Jan. 25 for a program—plus an expansion into other competitive to comply with state require- Feb. 1, for persona whose last a court trial. for formal votes and actions on vember 1969 but declared Illegal Yhe bride is a daughter of Dr. Funeral sorvteee will beheld because of toe lack of fast com- ^Wstratlon met as slated at guiity of charges mtule by toe sports. names start vdth toe letters A In a companion case, Gerry a host of items, in February. by the courts. In a September ®®® Mrs. John W. Smythe of tomorrow at 10 ajn. at G ra^ mimlcaUon under its present remained in executive admlnlstraUon, it could dismiss The First Church of Christ, ments. 1967 decision. Winter Haven. ’The bridegroom In a letter to the board, re­ among those deleted when the Scientist will have a testimony The last Manchester net tax- “ ^'J^n W. Zurmuhler, 20, of Coventry, Last ’Tuesday, the board dis­ Elplscopal Church, Hartford, of Hartford, and 16 grandchll- gy^^em. session for three hours; but Town Manager Robert Weiss *® ^ e son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo- leased yesterday, Chamber Pre­ budget total became known. meeUng tomorrow at 8 p.m. at able Grand Ust, based on Oc- Feb. 2, for P«*^nf v t f « pleaded guilty to a charge ot cussed toe town’s new personnel lilted wlDl be in Osdar HUl '^®n receivers wUl cost |1,166. neither Manning, his attorney, j,, hiring counsel and request rules. In addition. It was briefed Is expected to have toe answers •'“ ’® F- Anderson of 701 Hart- Oefnetery, Kartfoid. The funeral will be held ------. - ^ ’ —- —.. -» »u_ ■* the church. tober 1966 figures, rose by 21.5 names start with toe letters G breach of pesuse and waa fined sident Richard G. Rothwell said ------,, ------„ „v. Thnnidav at R to am from the P**“ $129.50 for the decoder unit defewe w lta e^ closed hearing before toe ----- per cent to the aU-tlme high through M. $20 . on a proposal for a town appli­ tonight to several questions Bd. the Chamber's directors are re­ Friends may call at toe Tay- giving a total of $1,324.50 for *■ appeared, reported board bo* rd. Manning said he would The two youths were arrest­ cation for state and federal raised two months ago. Yhe Rev. ’Thomas B. Smythe commending "that the Board of Fine Art Group lor' iuTd Moit^n ^^meriU Hcm'e. W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home. 225 Si;*"" lem “ toctodi;,V‘ In‘rtaUr chalr^i'an Joim Rottner later, e n Z ‘^ a v '^ ^ r a t r e m ;t Manchester WATES will meet of $219,275,414. The above-aver- Feb. 8 for ’The questions concern refunds ®^ Winter Haven, grandfather of 233 WaaMneton 9t Hertford, Main St., with a solemn high , including instaUa fight all toe way any attempt a„d elect officers tonight at toe age Increase was due mainly names start with toe letters N ed Dec. 80 after toey were found funds imder a Community De­ Education Include in next year's of interest charges to those who bride, assisted by the Rev. rolling in toe snow and fighting velopment Action Plan. budget a program for 9th grade Hears Designer 'tnMetiit from 7 to 9*' Mass of requiem at St. James’ _■ j ^ if >,i v, i.i tn a Hafit nnf vat won ^ ***** ^****’ . . . Italian American Club after to revaluation, which is con- through S. paid their 1969 assessments, the John Raciappa, pastor of St. f t o S j suMKWts that Caiurch at 9. Burial wUl be in grievance the teacher had weighing In from 7 to 8. ducted every 10 years. Feb. 9, for persons whose last in a lot off Tolland ’Tpke. Tonight at 8 in toe Municipal athletics which would include Mrs. Louise Wlthey of 321 W. ______^ ______^ _____ , __ __ formula used In levying the as- Albans Church, performed the f J r J Z r i ; St. James’ Cemetery. ^ ^® requested shorOy after 5 p.m. flied against one or more un- “ ____ Manchester’s average Gmnd names start with toe letters T Raymond E. Demers, 22, of Building Hearing Room, toe dl- football, swimming and cross­ Middle Tpke. will speak and rectors will discuss as many of sessments, and the disposition of double-ring ceremony. John to Friends may call at the fu- ^ 1* named administrators before his ^he house committee of toe Ust Increase has b e ^ appmxi- through Z. 826 Spruce S t was fined $20, country running. demonstrate "The Art of Stage VariMne phoDa its six scheduled agenda Items toe paid assessments during the Smythe Jr. of WinterHaven, memorial confrlMitlona to the tomorrow from 2 to fh . '"“ P®"®*®" “ which allegedly British American Club wUl meet mately 5 per cent per y e a r e x - All sessions are from 6 to 8 after he pleaded guilty to a "We estimate,” said Rothwell, and Costume Design” Friday at Building Fund o f Grace Epio- os it- has time for. ’Those not period the case was in lltiga- brother of the bride, waa keep to their homM. ’The the grounds of recent develop- charged he was being "harass- tonight at 8 at the club. The cept for revaluation years. p.m. In the Municipal Building charge of breach of peace. He Engaged "that this program would bene­ 8 p.m. at a meeting of the Man­ copal Ohuroh. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. reached tonight will be discuss- tlon. acolyte. Mrs. Ruth Lockmlller b o ^ feels that if key firemen ments in the case he ed” in the performance of his nomlnaUng committee will meet Computed on a 5 per cent Hearing Room. wan wrested Dec. SI after a fit 160 ninth grade boys,” and chester Fine Art Association at ed next Tuesday. Any left oyer Other of tonight’s agenda ®* Winter Haven was organist, Phiiin j novon Mrs. Arnold Crawford ®’**®*‘ *'*^®*’- duties—Is scheduled to be heard after the house committee. esUmated hike, toe October 1967 ’Those taxpayers unable to ap- fight in a second floor apart­ The engagement o t kCss he added, "It Is well to point Ibna Hall, Regent St. after next Tuesday, plus othera, items are: Briefings on possible e-nd the soloist was Mrs. Donald PWHV, T T>oU^ M 50 T had toese in their Despite the postponement, all concurrenUy with the Insubor------Grand Ust may rise by as much pear on their scheduled nights ment at 11 Vine St. Georgette Elizabeth Roginl^a of out that the only fail competi­ Mrs. Wlthey has studied com­ will be discussed Jan. 30. ordinances forbidding backyard Jones of Winter Haven. Holly ’of Mns. “ *’®‘ ^wford hom^ toey co^d be^erted „lne board members and sever- dlnaUon charge. st. Mary’s Episcopal Guild as $U mUllon a $230 million may appear Saturday, Feb. 10, ’The case of John F. Holmes, Memchester to Robert E. O’Mal­ tive sport available to 9th grade mercial art in Tampa, Fla., 4 to Heading tonight’s agenda will burning and littering, consldera- and red bows marked each pew, 5 “ *?^ ^ ®* Wethersfield. sUter of quickly and 1^ given exact, to- al administrators convened in Manning’s case is receiving ^111 meet ’Thursday at 11 a.m. plus figure. from 9 to 11 a.m., i s o in the charged with being found In- ley Jr. of Hartford has been students is soccer.” specializing in fashion illustra­ be a six-months review of the tlon of new boimdaries for the and the altar waa banked with - toxicated, was dismissed. ’ He announced by her parents, Mr. Rothwell said the cost of such tions. She has taught handicraft 1. 1967-68 budget. The directors 8th Utilities District, discussion pine boughs and polnsettlas. sessions are open was arrested Jan. 6 at George and Mrs. Jose| > h F. Itoginka of a project would be about 38,CKX) and demonstrated painting tech­ conduct quarterly reviews of toe of a solution to the town’s refuse Wall sconces held lighted can­ taxpayers with grievances. for Teens after he allegedly be- 21 Windemere St. the first year and 33,000 annual­ niques in Florida. She also stud­ Her fiance is toe son of Mr. General Fund budget aa insur- disposal problem, and considera­ dles, pine and holly. Mr Dovon was bo(m March ai.,/, n structed that*^he can teU the *® **'® Manning case.’’ He is a member. He is also per- ages wlU be served by Mrs. would add an esUmated $414,700 Including those whose assess- came abusive with police. ly thereafter. ied fashion Illustration and cost­ and Mrs. Robert E. O’Malley since against a possible deficit. tion of the items to be placed on The bride was given In mar­ i 1M5 In St Victor Chnada h T , r h^thora firemen that these sets will be ^**'^*j conunent on toe nature sonnel policies chairman of the WyvUle Peabody, Mrs. Marie to General Fund tax revenue, ments remain toe same. Other cases disposed of in­ He said the Chamber feels ume design at the School of 29 ___^ Sr. of Hartford. Another item up for discus­ the voting machines at two riage by her father. She wore a .^°_°****" *’*^*‘**™’ .I® «'® «U®®>«Bl®n "at tws Ume.” m f t . McCann and Mrs. Nora Coupe. ------clude: Richard L. Beebe of Fashion, Hartford. She has stud­ land WBS employed as a weaver gigters. ®" ®rder. The dUtrict just re- Mnnnino- n f»n«h«r sion tonight is proposed assess­ referendums, possibly in April full-lenrth crepe gown, fashion­ "there are many obvious ad­ In addition to the board of East Hartford, arrested In Man­ Miss Roginka, a graduate of ied portrait and figure at the ait the Oontlnentel Mills, Lewis- puneral services wUl be held cenUy purchased new raincoats "lanmng, a teacher of speclm . ments against' benefiting West and May. ed with scalloped neckline out- vantages to a well-developed chester, charged with failure to Manchester High School, attend­ University of Hartford, and is ton. Maine, betforo his roUie- t o n m ^ I t ^ s r p m. at Tay- and boots and a pump for the f f ®,**°*'®*™ ®* ^ ***®*"^"’ RegistraUons for the 1WCA ------lined with seed pearls and bead­ athletic program, not only In me*if IR veais airt> He Bved , new fire truck that is exoected School, has been suspended Education members, those pres- Nursery School are now being College Sets 1969-70 Year drive in the right of a rotary, ed the evening division of East­ developing the youngsters of our taking advanced painting at the fined $20; Anthony Gagnon, 21, ern Connecticut State College, ier to be used for their monthly ®® •'e-embroldered Alencim lace, school. fee m c^ K Lewiston. ^ HaSford’. ^ be delivered now. “ Is classes s in u a t e Nov- ^ t at " ‘^bt’s ^ ^ ‘®n accepted at the YWCA office empire bodice, long butterfly community physically, but also of Coventry, failure to obey WUHmantic. She is a senior at History of Wigs birthdays. She designs rugs for hooking and moved to Hartfoid three ^ r la ^ T u ib r in V Uage Ceme- Among the monthly reports ®™'’®*', *® by toe W U ll^ Curtis A ^ s ^ t Su^r- at the ^m m unlty Y Ai^nge- sleeves banded with matching in providing th^m with an ac­ For Seeking Accreditation state traffic contirt signs, $25; Meroy Hospital School of Nurs­ Mrs. Frederick Sartor, mental yeam ago. He lived in Mto- telJy. Wethersfield. ^ read last night, the tax collec- atolnlstration with insubordln- totendent I t o n a ld ^ ^ ^ lmve_been^m_ade_ b ^ th e lace, and gored skirt and cathe­ ceptable and healthful outlet for and teaches rug hooking. She John B. Mahoney, 17, of 56 Len­ ing, Portland, Maine, and was Topic for Oub health chairman, rem ind mem­ is serving her ninth year with Chester for toe past six months. Friends may call at the fu- bir’s report revealed that 97.1 ®“ ®"’ “net “ Principal George “ Bradlau. YWCA for an accident i n s u r a n c e(Manchester____ Community__ ^ Oed- attempt would be a good argu- dral train accented with match- their energies and thereby mak­ ox making Improper turn, $25. formerly employed as a secre­ bers to bring time-passers (pa­ the Gilbert and Sullivan Work­ Survivors, besldee Ms wife, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Per------toe district’s------tax col-- The charge reportedly stems Bennet vice policy that can be offered at a jiege*s aidmlniatnaUion arid fa- ment *^for addlUonal % p e ra tl^ ’The Manchester Junior Wom­ ing lace appliques. She wore a ing a concrete and positive ap­ ’The case of Carl S. Ckipitan, tary at St. James’ Church. perback books, magazines, play­ shop, where she designs cost­ imclude 2 sons, Leo A. Doyon lections have been made and from a dispute between Man- P ™ c l^ , and Norman Fendeli, small cost to parents of chil- culty may seefc aJwa:«diitatiioii by al funds, said Dr. Donald Mor- en’s Club, Inc. ■will meet tomor­ Alencon lace mantilla over a proach to the juvenile delinquen­ 18, of 720 Sullivan Ave., South Mr. O’Malley is a graduate of ing cards, jigsaw puzzles, etc.) and Albeit F. Doyon, i>oth of that the taxes collected and the ning and his supervisors over his special educatlcm, dren attending the schwl. Abro- the New EJnglond Associatkm otf rison, council chairman. row at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Spanish tortoise shell comb, and cy problem.” umes, stage settings and back­ Fnnerals Windsor, charged with ojieratlng Biflkeley High School, Hart- to be distributed at the Qmtinu- drops. Interest total $103,888.29. teaching methods and the man- attended the early part of the chure with information about OoHeges and Secondary Schoods The weakest link in the cob Temple. The meeting is open she carried a cascade bouquet Manchester did have a 9th Manchester; a brother, Ludge a motor vehicle with a flashlnglord, and Ward School of Elec- Ing Care Unit of the Manchester The treasurer’s report indi- ner in which he prepared his after about an the schwl and the iM n i^ ce plan .^itlhdn two years as itJie result lege’s present operational situa- to guests. of white orchids. The bridal grade athletic program which Doyon o f Glen Falls, N.Y.; 3 red light and speeding,, had hu^Kronics, Hartford. He attended Memorial Hiospltal. J. Kenneth Hutton cated that current bills this lesson plans. ______available at the YWCA office. ^ oonsensus expressed last tlon, said Dr. Lowe, seems to gown was fashioned by was dropped when the school aiatera; Mrs. WiRiam Rocheleau case continued to Jan. 29. the evening division ot the Unl- Miss Patricia ABller, wig con­ Mrs. WlUlam Kodes will be toe A legal atenograi^ier, requlr- mother of the bride. system adopted a 6-3-3 system o f LewiBbon, Mrs. Paul Naulit of The funeral of John Kenneth month came to 39,550.57 leaving ndight by toe MOC advlBory be Its library, currently housed Capitan was arrested Dec. 26 versity of Hartford, and is a sultant from a famous Fifth Ave. hostess for the evening. Skating - Coasting for eCndltorLTof ‘’I" ?' «J®<' ed und‘"er the statotes to be V«- The Uttie Theater of Man- Miss Martha Smythe of Wla- in 1960, the Chamber president Oescede, NJI., and Mrs. Wll- Hutton of 28 Benton St. waa held ® balance oounnil. together with the library at when police say the car he was member of the OonnecUcut salon will represent Sears, Roe­ I t o J r ^ w w n ^ : ® attorney last monto ggnt at a hearing, waa dlsmlss- ter Haven, sister of the ^ d e , pointed out. Si » «..ir oh.cw»r.c- „.-‘s.sv"io"s:s s’r dnlvlnig was obseived alt Cen- -Air National Guard, and the buck, Inc. In a Wig Fashion 2 was maid of honor. Bridea- Mrs. Da’vid E. Anderson ” We arc therefore, in effect Maas.; 11 grandohUdren, 8 puneral Home, 400 Main St., ®®vnt posting notices on toe Bennet statement into the record re 8*om at*ia*rfubrooms uostairs the council gave Its go-ahead to The president said that of toe teo- (and Adams St., and it.l«Bit M. Knights of Columbus, Newlng- Show. She will select six models gswat-grandeWBdren, and aev- .^ jj, ^ jjass of requiem at St. faculty bulletin boards "which .i, ^ "®®™ *^® ® P ™' the Idea of attempting to gain 9,000 volumes the college owns, to rtyle wigs on and wUl dis­ Eleven Attend maids were Miss Ellen Smythe Region Yacht and Country requesting that the 9th grade lacuiiy Duueun ooaras wmen gardlng the postponement. at 22 Oak St. James Wagner b non »,-« »Aia .h .i Kcirfi d -jijt, revolving red light ton. He Is employed at toe Dlg- cuss the history of wigs. and Miss Margaret Smythe, Winter Haven. For her etoletic program be reinstated, «nal nieces and nopiiewB. Jamea’ Church. The Rev. Thom- criticized his supervisors in a The board chairman said he will show four films- "Mosaic ’’ accredlltaltion: during only 8,00p are on toe MHS shel- In operaltlan, nvounted ion the ital Equipment Corp., May- District Confab Tlie fUneiBi wtU be heM Fri- ^a Barry waa celebrant. Mrs. manner and form a n t WBB ethic a , .u ^ n ^ 4 « .. “ - 4 . toe 1969-70 school year after ves. Because of a lack of space, nard. Mass. Members will participate in both of Winter Haven and sis- ^gjuj^g trip, Mrs. Anderson and we urge the Board of manner ana lorm mat was etmc- has agreed to reschedule the "The Red Balloon," “ The ___ - - -- « nnn dash iboard. Police say the car Education to give our request day at 8:15 cun. from the Jtolin jane Maccarone waa organist GNP Hits An October wedding Is the annual federation-sponsored tiers of the bride. wore a Kelly green wool suit No skating and no aJeUng, re­ ally questionable and which hearing any night In the near Chicken,” and "New York, N. m ^ ’ '^*“ *"®“ ^ aped (along on Ailams St. land FXeven MancheiElter women favorable consideration,” he F. Hiemey Funeml Home, 219 and soloist. Burial waa in Eaat amounted to an obvious attempt future acceptable to the defense Y ." Refreshments will be serv- Frederick W. Lowe in storage. was stopped several -blocks irianned. Arts and Crafts Ntg;hit by enter­ The attendants were dressed black accessories. The ports toe Town Recreeitton De­ W. Center St, with a soVenm cemetery. The Rev. Joaeph J^. Speaking of a Jan. 5 visit to plan to attend a meeting tomor­ said. to adversely affect proper teach- except next Monday. That is the ed. The meeting is open to all later. ing various handicrafts for com­ row from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. alike In full-length gowns of couple will live In New York partment. Icy candltlions moke high Miaas of requiem at St. vujs read toe committal ser- Dr. Lowe said he recom- MCC by an accreditation team Top Peak t r-supervlsor relationships.’’ date of the board’s next regular persons interested in little Capitan told police he was a petition. First place winners in forest green velvet, design- mty. During last year’s budget it too hazardous for skiing, It Jemes’ Church at 9. Burial wiU vice. mended a twx>-year jilanning from the Connecticut Council on of the Hartford District Wom­ Should the board find Manning meeting. theater. volunteer fireman in South each category will compete on ed with scooped necklines and jfrs. Anderson is a graduate workshops the board supported is reported. ___ period because tiiart. amount of Higher Education, Dr. Lowe en's Fellowship Connecticut Con be in St. James’ Cemetery. Bearers were Milton Tedford, Windsor and that he was going For Men Only the state level In the near fu­ ference of the Unite dChurch of 1®"K sleeves. They wore match- winter Haven High School an appropriation to begin 9th Coasting is aJLlawed in Center Friends may call at toe fu- Arthur Tedford, Harold Whiting, _ tkne would be needed for prep- said he has been Informed verb- to a barn fire. PoUce say a The 8th’ District Fire De­ ture. Judges will be Mrs. Christ at First Church of Christ, Ing headbows with velvet rib­ and Colby Junior College, New grade football. The item was Springs Park untii dark . neral home tomonrow from 7 paul Blelskl, Francis Brogan In History ^ araflon and seJf-evajUiahilon by ally that the college wUl be glv- check in South Windsor indicat­ partment’s Auxiliary will George Budd, head of the art de­ Simsbury. bons and small garnet red roses, London, N.H. She is attending to 9 pjn. and Thursday from and Barney Peterman,^ ^ I f ^ personnel. en a favorable recommendation .4rea Psychologist^ Realtor ed there had been a barn fire henceforth be called Ck>m- partment at Manchester High They are Mrs. James Elliott, and they carried colonial bou- Cornell School of Nursing, New 2 ito 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. (Continued from Page One) ®^®e®- ®" toe following items: in that town but eeu*ly in the pany No. 3 — at least until School; and Mrs. Charles Hew­ Mrs. Henry Miiller, Mrs. Nona quete of red roses with white york City. Mr. Anderson is a n fii becomes eligible to apply for Good use of personnel and fa- Mrs. Jeanne Wohrlln afternoon. June when a change in the itt, vice president of the Man­ lace. graduate of Manchester High Mrs. Louis T. Breen In its economic report last In Women^s ^Who^s Who^ McCann, Mrs. Roy Warren and We REP.AIB aocreefitatfion next June. duties, a strong administration, Other coses continued in­ chester Fine Art Association. William Pickering of Man­ School and Dartmouth College, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Breen, 66, TTie fimeral of Mrs. Jeanne January , the Council of Eco- Hilton Ballroom. Dinner will be district’s by-laws makes it Mrs. Mark Hill, aU of Center BUY SchooSs and colleges accredit- a good ratio of full-time to part- The ways and means commit­ chester served as best man. Hanover, N.H. He is attending of 4 Green Hill St. died last Wohrlln of S09V4 Spruce St. waa nomlc Advisers projected the Dr. Laura. C. Toomey o f »o l- She lives on Rt. 6, commut- f®,^®® ® P ;!"-, . ®*\®^ ed by toe NE1AC4SS, one of time facidty, good, morale clude: Willard Bolivar, of 16 possible to ^ v e the auxiliary, Church; and Mrs. Donald And- aRl.T. tee will collect ticket returns VOLKSWAGENS night at Manchester Memorial held this morning at the W. P. 1967 GNP at $787 billion. This ton and Mris. Bety Gessay Kris- ing to Springfield, relaxes with ^ hour at 7. Paul L^derm an s regional evaluating groups among faculty and students, and Laurel PL, charged with being company that is, a more per­ erson, Mrs. Joel Hitt, Mrs. Ushers were Leonard Anderson graduate business school at Co- for the card party to be held Hospital. She was the wife of QuUh Funeral Home, 225 Main represented the midpoint of a tofak of Vernon are among the mystery stories and math Orchestra will play for dancing the couritry, are con- good use of democratic proce- found intoxicated, cimtlnued to manent name. Roger Crafts, Mrs. Larry Co- of Manchester, father of the lumbia University, New York COiMPLETE ’VW REPAIR SEKVICE *■ ------__.j 1— *i.« —« ------i . . .. ------, after dinner. The event is open ° Jan. 29; Robert E. Feron, 36, Jan. 28. Mrs. Paul Dougan will chran, Mrs. Samuel Pierson and bridegroom; and Richard Bath- city. Louis T. Breen. at. Prayers were said by the 310 billion range. 9,650 new names listed in toe puzzles. ’The reason: The group, sidered to be meeting oertalin dures. of Windsor Locks, issue of a distribute books of tickets to Mrs. Joseph Martin, all of Sec- wick of Darien. ------Mrs. Breen was born in New Rev. Thomas Barry of St. The January projection was newly pubDshed fifth edUiion of ' She is the daughter of Mrs. *® members and guests. Reser- standards for qualltty educa- The president said recommen­ msule up of youths between REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES York City March 23, 1901, and James’ Church. Burial waa in revised during the summer to "Who’s Who o f American Worn- Olive Toomey, town clerk, and may be made with Mrs. fraudulent check, pleaded not the age of 12 and 21, has members for the puppet show ond Church. Mrs. Emytoe wore a seafoam dations for Improvement will In- to be held In Fdjruary. Dr. Winiam A. Bijlefeld, pro- green chiffon and lace dress Pedestrians in the holy city of lived most of her life in Hart- Eaat Cemetery, where Father 3786 billion. ^ ' “ ----- ^ ^ ® t o n 27 V ^ ^ d g e Memberehip is vo(lun.tary, but elude: guUty, Jan. 18; Jamea Law­ been receiving calls from lessor of Islamic studies at with matching accessories. The Meshed, Iran, walk on side­ M ORIARm CHEVRON SERVICE ford. She came to Manchester Barry read the committal ser- The Commerce Department Dr. Ttoomey is a p^chotogist clerk until his death some years institutions belonging to to* as- A need for additional studant rence, 28, of 111 Olcott St., be­ women who want to join. In The mental health committee ing found intoxicated, not guilty, will pass out cake boxes to the Hartford Seminary Founda- bridegroom’s mother wore a walks made of tombstones, the four years ago. v i c e . ______cautioned that Its figures, espe- and Mre. Kiilatofak <^>erate8 a ago. benefit a Memorial Scholar- sooiation mjusit agree to be re- activities, more flexibility in most parts of the country, it Tim Moriarty, Proprietor > . . Febr .1 and referred to family members who intend to bake tlon, will be guest speaker at dusty pink brocade ensemble National Geographic says. The daily those for the fourth quar- rnaj ertaite business. Mrs. Kristofak has run a real ®* toe auxiliary, evaluated every 10 years, as career programs, development seems, fire department "aux­ relations division. for "Operation Deep-Freeze.” the conference. His topic is with matching accessories. Both worn slabs mark the site of an ter, are preliminary and subject Dr. 'Toomey has been chief estate agency from her home wdl as to act upon evaluators’ of a first-year program of iliaries" are made up of fe­ 270 HARTFORD ROAD • 643-6217 Also, David W. Morsey, 23, of This year cakes will go to the “ The Faiths of Men,” as it is wore orchids. ancient Moslem cemetery from to change in about a month. psysIologlSi on the ipeychlatrlc at 19 Earl St., Vernon, since recommendatiionB for improve- strictly gene.ral. education, Im- male volunteers. 91 Spruce St., breach of peace, Mansfield State Training Cen- relevant to the Islamic religion. A reception was held at the which the graves were removed The year to year gain of 342 umilt o f Spiingfitead (Maas.) Hos- 1959. She also operates The Ren- State News ments. provements to the secretarial South Viet Ambushed, pleaded not guilty, Feb. 6 for billlon is slightly under the orig- .pi/taj for toe past three years, tal Service, which handles the The majority of secondary studies program (more class trial by jury in East Hartford inal administration estimate, gjje -works -with gproup and in- renting of apartments and Influenza Cases up devoted to tyx>ing and schools, colleges and unlverslt- time Circuit Court 12; Patricia Sko- The first half economic slug- dividual therapy and the super- homes in the area. HARTFORD (AP) — The les in the six-state region are shorthand and more fidl-time Later Slay Forty VC glshness during 1967, however, vision and 'training of the nuns- Mrs. Kristofak, wdio waa Rock- ______rupka of 82 Hollister St., reck­ number of new Influenza cases members. Manchester High faculty). less driving, Jan. 22 at Man­ was deeper than the experts ing staff. vlUe tax coUector from 1951-19- i„ Connecticut increased______l^at___ School, an association partlcip-_ _ The strongest recommenda- he also brushed aside toe recent predicted, chester Circuit Court 12; and (Continued from Page One) -She was a part-time poydiol- 55, is a member of the Demo- week by nearly 100 over the ant for many years, is now pre- tlon ,he said, woidd be for statement by North Vietnamese ..J.,,. it._ ... ..J ... .. _ ...... raclUties Edward B. Wrobel, 16, of 10 per- Depot Square, breach of peace, Jan. 22, _____ ‘spin SHARPENER STOLEN psyicdiDloglBt at the Professional affiliations In- the week that ended last Satu7- should try for accreditation as off” the college’s Middlesex but American Intelligence indi- stopped unconditionally, MOUNT CARROLL., 111. (AP) Vernon clWadren’s clinic for the Instl- elude the National and Connect- day, compared to 169 In the pre- soon as possible and “ take a Division In Middletown as soon cated toe North Vietnamese Thieu demanded Hanoi’s "de- —The public pencil sharpener tude of LDvlng. icut Associations of Real Estate vlous week. chance” on being accepted. as possible will also be made. were taking advantage of toe escalation of the war by the re- iR Mount Carroll has been stolen Dr. Toomey received her eairly Boards, the National Institute The department’s weekly re- Being turned down on a first Dr. Lowe said. monsoon cloud cover to restore duction o f Infiltration and ter- Break Reported after grinding paints tor some schooling from Bolton Eleonen- of Real Estate Brokers, toe Man- port released Monday sh o w e d ______Any way you look at it it to operation. rorism, as well as the scaling 25 years. Mrs. Fay Christian, Monday’s raid was "a re- down of Its military attacks At Social Oub tajy School end Manchester cheater Board of Realtors and Increases in other communlca- r t • rw i -w m m wife of the operator of a furni­ minder that toe weather is not against us." Lam said ’Trinh H lj^ SchooL She reorived her the Greater Vernon Board of ble diseases. Chlckenpox was f ’ l l j j % L / f H - t j/ OOCLCCO ^^M^USCUTtl ture store and funeral home, said Monday toe pencil sharpe­ ner, which was mounted on a heavy wooden sto-®®‘dent said. NEW CAR Spokesmen said toe facility han­ .. n e ^ t i c X ^ e cm ieer^ ^ bead,” adding that he thought H e' viewed the student par- HERE dled both military supplies and Director of Public Works Wll- application purposes. said C5RPA since Its beginning. jj "somebody ought to be doing tlcipation in film production as patrol boats. 11am O’Neill has asked the 8th O’Neill. J J He Is (former dhalrman o f i)ts T w r» Vi««t C jia iin ItiM something to preserve the mem- a good alternative to a drama The 33.7 million Northeast Other Navy Intruders pound- utilities District to submit In- In. ' 8 5 0 . 0 0 0 Suit Pb®e»®*" a™® finance, uitoan * " ’ ^ rAP) — ^ o ®*Y” of the tobacco industry, society, saying such activities r Paid on od a railroad yard alt NanDtoh, how « nronoscH f,®^®*-P~i®®‘ mcludes the erec- A U tuncOona, and leglstotive exxn- which he caUed "clearly a were becoming popular on col- « miles Bouto^st of Haiphong, |®*™ation a ^ how It proposes tlon of a secondapr treatment InvMfmant Savlngi* Paid on __- __ . ,,______to finance its share of toe cost niajit and Intercepter sewer. nomenon.” The council agreed toe two Regular Sowings t i ; proposed Northeast inter- ^iTe^rt^m ^n^ pri47 U ®®®r 1® the basis of a 3 « 0 ^ Vietnam battle dead, the De- He suggested that a museum Ideas should be further investi- for that TOwng ran yard, 12 miles north Project. But the ed to supplement the district’s damage suit brought by Mrs. ______fense Department announced containing a dollection of tools, gated and possibly Included as^ dWHct, laat nlgHt, Objected to primary toeatment plant off Dorothy Smith of Bolton ag^nst 1— . . 1 . Monday, at S. B. M. ^ books, and a visual explanation a 10-year plan for the coUege SPECIAL ctilty for souto^un^ r ^ t i ^ lc . committing Itself to a cost Htoiard St. as well as the Bertha Chapin of 146 Wal- One of the victims was Ma- to Sa gon. South Vletatom s breakdown until it has discuss- town’s primary treatment plant aut St. Police Arrests r t o e '^ t ' ^ b e r T B ^ ^ l . Ntoe- ®' ^be growing and curing proc- is developed, acting foreign m ^ e r ^ p ^ p ^ extension of dls- off OlcJtt St ^rs. Smith has attached toe teen-years-old, he was the son OCCASION! boundaries. in August at a meeting be- Cbapln home in the same Frederick P. Mahr Jr., 19, ®* Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. seeming, softening ^ of North Viet- wants to use toew.~ tween theu.c town .A,™.. and______the district amount. of South Windsor, was charged Bagnall of 616 Bloomfield Ave., Woodbury Elected President • s poelUon on peaw ne^tia- cost figures compiled O’NelU said that the estimated She claims Injuries received with speeding and driving left Bloomfield, tions to slm ^y d ^ ^ e d ‘® for the district last spring In its cost would be 344,000 more than building when poUce arrived, at an Intersection yesterday af- The other was Army Sgt. Hen- NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT • NO MINIMUM BALANCE ^ v e toe Improsfrion ttat It Is not application for federal funds to the original cost, but there ®® J®^- ^9*'^ when she lift- ternoon. He was observed trav- •T J- Doneskl of Derby. He waa Of Sewage Treatment Group l ^ l who desires to prolong project. Since last spring would be a 3175,000 saving to the ed toe door of the garage on eltng on the left side of the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry .unmni: the war. » . .w. the district has sought to ox- town in the correction of the the property of Mrs. Cihapin. road after passing a truck and F- Doneskl of Laurel Avenue A Manchester man has been from one of 16 members to 187 Paid QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT! Lam s statement to the gov- sewer boundaries The Parkade Pumping Station and Yhe action Is returnable next driving at excessive speed on ®"® bad previously been report- elected president of the Oon- members. AU of toe Connecticut .nsiEM> emment press agency followed district are In the the elimination of poUutlon In ">®nth In Tolland County Su- Parker St., poUce say. ®d mUslng in action. nectlcut Water Pollution Abate- towns having sewage treatment Prudent N^^n Van Thleu’s arranging a Joint HUllard Pond. perior Court. Mrs. Smlto Is be- Mahr is scheduled for court ment Association and several plants belong. policy speech Monday in which meeting to discuss toe In addition, toe Intercepter *pg represent^ by Manchester on Fob. 6 Voice Under water other local men have been ap- ’The men get together once a ______boundaries. mains are expected to take care Atty. Wesley C. Gryk. George V. Cooney, 44, of )Vap- STORRS — Dr. Harry 3. Cook- pointed committee chairmen. month in the various towns and — LEASING — Low dally, weekly or luonto- The district will not comply of the overtaxed Industrial, com- ping, was charged with intox- e*". assistant professor of (Jharles Woodbury, 88 Server discuss mutual problems of run- Ication at 7 :45 p.m. yesterday, speech at the University of Con- st. waa elected president at a ning a treatment plant. They te niteo on new IVfercurya or *SubJeot to regulations In effect Peraonal Notices wlth O’Neill’s request until the mercial, and domestic sewage Lavitt Speaks Oomoto! l-S-8 year leasing proposed boundaries have been in both ends of town, Police say he waa reported nectlcut, has been awarded a meeting of toe organization last have also taken many courses plan available for all makes established as this will affect The figures that the town A t Y B TVlFiJ^tlniy banging at toe rear door of the $34,160 grant from the U. 3. week In Wallingford. Woodbury on plant supervision. The organ- and all modela! In Metnoriam ^ AA lr E d 5 H U .g Medical Building at 86 Haynes Navy for research aimed at Im- is foreman at toe East Hart- ization was instnunental In get- In loving memory ot Merrill A. the district’s share of the cost, wants to use for Its application who iMssed OAroy Jan. 16, said District President Victor to HUD__ ___ set the_ toal cost of the The (Mlamtoesteir YR’s (Young _ 3t„ and was found kneeling In proving underwater voice coni-, ford 3ewage filtration plant ting a ' course started at toe RESERVE A CAR 1(966. 3wanson last night. N o^ ea st Interceptor and treat- Republican Chib) wUlhawe Soy- toe snow at toe front of “ the munlcation. Raymond Lavery, 40 Packard 3tate Technical Institute, Hart- NOW...CALL AU to myseir I of you, The town Is In the process of ment plant to the town, the 8th mour ILovlItt o t Vemon. dhalr- building when police arrived. Dr. Cooker explained that his St., who 6erved as the first pre- ford. SayiNOS B awk Sf tte ^ iSId to revising Its application to the District, and Industry combln- man of the Capitea Regflon Pdan- He was fined $6 at toe 12th research would Involve three sldent of the assocUtion when Charles Pltkat, Plllsbury HUl, Of each happy y«8t«rday. ’ Department of Housinr and Ur- ed at $087 887 providing that fed- ndng Agency (CRPA), as guest Circuit Court, East iHartford, categories — speech en- it was organized In 1905, has Rockville, superintendent of 643-5135 I High and Bometiunes I Development (HUD) in con- eral and state grants for speaker tomo«TOw night. ’The this morning. ^ closed environments, such as been named chairman of toe that city’s plant, was elected But I ke«a> 'oanh dden g^>^dcn wtiHe nectlon with a federal grant for the project can be obtained in YR meeting Is at 8 in tihe Mya------submarines and diving beUs; education committee. Lavery is secretary-treasurer of toe aa- aiU to myself. town’s Center Relief 3anitary toe amount of $2,620,078. tlo' Room of WlMte’s Steak CATCHES LOCK OUT diver-swimmer communications superintendent of toe East soclation. He had formerly sanr- MORIARTY OF M anchester Lovtin« (WUe (andj,Children Sewer The breakdown of toe $637,- House. NASHUA, N.H. (A P )—Dog- ^ e effects of water immer- Hartford plant. ed as secretary. ’The two post- 649-5203 MAM OFHCI U t T MANCH W UT lAANCM ------^------The'sewer line routing for this 416 to be shared Is: $410,667 for Mlembere of the Vernon and oateher Adelerd Landry put a ®‘®n ®« verbal communication. Walter Knofskle, 48 Flower tions were consolidated tola 923 Mato SitMi L Cantor SIfM), Cor. Uiwx M ondw M rM ala RROTHERS m r t if t f e d f l PipNNt»wruntwCsty> SOUTH WMDIOK o m C f — SoBran Aroma SInfptot Cantor In Memoriam project is being revised to .con- too town, $00,681 for too 8to Dls- East Hartford YR Cnubs have stray animal in toe cab of Ids He said his Investigations St., superintendent of toe Man- year. lU m U D I omcf — ItomMa AvtoiM nt Chinh SIreal, M HortfarA In loving memory of Snooide nect to the proposed Northeast trict and $186,089 to be assiim- been invited to the meeting, truck Monday. WUle he pursued would include the so-called cheater plant, has been appoint- Louis Theriault superintend- “ Oonneottout’e Oldest -who passed a*way Jan. 16. interceptor extension at the In- ed by industry. which ifi open allso to the pub- another, the first one managed “ I>onald Duck” effect which re- ed pubUclty chairman, and ent of the Southington plant, waa Unooln-Meroury Dealer" tersectlon of Adams and Hllll ’The Town Board of Directors Hie. ‘ ' to push a button thatlocked toe fers to distorted speech produc- Calvin Taggart, 19 Wopdland St., elected vice president. Salvatore SOI CEN TER STREET U doesn’t take a spectaJ day, Main Office and Porkode Office Open Saturday Mornings! To ibnln^ you to our ndndB. ard Sts and therefore toe nro- at their meeting tonight will dls- Lavitt will outline the a c- door. Landry had left his keys ed under high pressure in gase- superintendent of toe Eighth Falconer!, superintendent of toe The (days we do not think of you posed treatment plant and the cuss further cost , estimates tdvlitiies o f the CSEIPA since ite to toe Ignltton lock and had to ous mixtures other than the Utilities District plant, waa Wallingford plant, la retiring OPEN EVENINGS Are very hard to find. interceptor are considered tan- which are being prepared by 1969 Inception. He has been spiato a window to get into the normal oxygen-nitrogen rela- named safety chairman. ,-president. All appointments (Exoept niurs.) ^ydem projects for federal grant O’NeUl today. VemonqRockvine’B delegate to truck. tlonshlp In air. The organization has grown were effective yesterday. a •' •

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■' ' ' ■ ■'49 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. 1966 Road. Accepted churches wUl be held tonlgM. at Tolland Hebron Ih e voters also accepted the 8 In the pamtoge. ■ Engagement C o lu m b ia Hospital Notes Savin Bros. Events in aeoemd Hem on the agenda ------Rockefeller Asks which was the roads In Forest Mriicherier Evening HetaM Visiting hoars sre S Is 8 p jn . Apartment Ouster Plans Dickson-Scotti Public Nursing Program Park. Roads accepted as town Hebron correspondent, Mrs. R ^ T R ep M Big Issue In nil nrens excepting mnter- Bids Low on itMfo were a portion of EUza- Marjorie Porter, tel. 288-9116. nlty where they nre >:M to 4 W orld Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Wil­ beth Dr. and all o f Walnut Dr., p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri­ For N.Y. Tax Hike Viewed by Town Planners liam A. Dickson of Brewster Approved at Town Meeting Oak Dr. and Hickory Dr. Shows Run Of McCarthy, Romney vate rooms where they nre R t.6 Work ff'orkers Killed Over St., Coventry, announce toe en- It was noted that eSthough ALBANY, N.T. (AP) — Oov. and the State Tax Department HALL FOR RENT 10 n.m. to 8 p.m. Vtsitors are Pay„ Differencet , , ______The Planning ^Aid . Zoning not limit toe children In Souto- gagement of their daughter, Hebron accepted, toe general slon and ^ hearing program 1. the roads were not in perfect The war In Vietnam and the Presidents Truman^ Eisenhower requested not to smoke In pa­ Nelson A. Rockefeller asked the cinrentiy are authorized as tick­ Benin Bras, of BlooanfieM, HONG KONG (AP) — Fight- Oon’ n'teslon last- night viewed gate, and has discovered this to Diedre A. Dickson, to Louis J. public health nursing program carried out by trained voiun- to For parties, showers, recep­ Of Activity means to win or end it remain Kennedy because they tients’ rooms. No more than two New York State Legislature to­ et outlets, with banks providing wM i a ivioe of $4,9G8,6(70, te the "kig among workers over wide second proposal being pre- be a natural cycle, there and at Scotti of Middletown. He Is toe at a special town meeting last Re tesUnR onA referrals gpecKjeaUons. tions, meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. Large en­ visitors at one time per pa­ day to raise jpersonal Income toe bulk of the sales. anparenl; tow bidder dor enn- .differences In toeir pay and »«"‘ ed for multiple family hous- a larger complex he owns In gon of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander tn le Tfte vote rives ?''® °°"® “ ® "'5"®' .™®*“ ** Bulletin B ow l U,. R«™.,on 0>u.er. win. « « «» ‘ 40 closed parking lot. Inquire: tient. and eight other taxes by $494 The proposed budget calls for aimoUng the third at three sde- '■"unknown political reason” ^h® Pl®*"* consisted of clus- East Windsor. a . Scotti of Middletown. . , V ®. ®, work takes her into toe Democnutic Town Oxn- ter activities are In M l swing, of two candidates seeking to win president Johnson su- Patients Today; MS million to balance a propoeed ezpendltuns of $2^428 billion for tSons of the new Rt. 6 thraugh ..kUled and wounded hundreds ‘ ®” two-unit apartment hous- Bast Windsor nets about $22,- Miss Dickson and Mr. Scotti ‘*’® Selectmen toe au- home as well as toe school, toe tonlghit at 8 Lithuaiiian Hall according to a report from the presidential primaries. ceeds In opening negotiations 90.6- billion state budget. education, $923 million for last week In Red China’s ®« ^ be buBl on tine hlHside bop- (XX) amuaffly In taxes ^rom Ws are employed at toe Aetna Life thority to enter Into any agree- public health nurse can foUow- ^ ^ Town Office BuUding. ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Mlancheeter. 24 GOLWAT STREET group's meeting last week. Keene, N.H., Monday, Gov. the Communists he (Mc- transportation, $861 million for ■JCwangtung Province, travelers ^ered by Bald HUl and Burbank slxty-sdx unit apartment com- and Casualty Insurance Co., nients necessary to start toe up toe referral, ^ committee meeting of Mrs. Mabel Andrews, 8 Hilltop The Republican' governor BM openings were held yes- MANCHESTER The Rev. George Evans said George Romney of Michigan Carthy) would continue his called for a 20 per cent sur­ social development, welfare and tierdaiy In the ihutderd cttlcbe from toe mainland reported to- ’'^® pr®perty Involved Is plex and the cars of toe tenants. Hartford. He served with the program. The cost to Hebron and three- ^ mtesions groups of Hebron Ave., Vernon ;Dominlc Angelo- Phones: 643-0618 or 649-8185 the hockey ' teams and other stressed his plan to neutralize campaign. He acknowledged charge on toe Income tax and medicaid, $667 million for health o f the State Hlghnway Deptart- ■ riay. the old Hodglns farm DverlODk- He maintains his own roads In u.S. Army In Vietnam. Prior to toe voting, Mrs. Rob- town agency figures were pre- Gilead Oongrcgatlonal skating groups meet on Jerry the Southeast Asian nation, say- that If settlements were vrorked ni, 163 Edgewood Dr., South and mental health, $243 million ert Cafazzo gave a presentation sented to toe meeting. The Windsor; Mrs. Genevieve AUe- substantial Increases In toe lev­ ment, The travelers said workers ^® Groen. both complexes. There are four A February wedding Is Dunnack’s pond, but work on t„g Soviet Premier Alexset Ko- ending the war they “ would for general government, $178 ■’from neighboring Hunan Prov- ^ ® buildings would school-age chUdren In East planned. of (acts to toe townspeople, three - town agency, including ----- ano. East Hartford; Mrs. June ies on liquor, gasoline, parl-mu- Benin, on Dec. 21, hod been the professional skating rink aygin expressed Interest but certainly have some bearing on million for public safety, $101 „,lnce were paid at a vastly dlf- ®®®**®t entirely of one-bedroom Windsor out of toe slxty-slx ______Mrs. Shirley Fox, Columbia Andover, Columbia and Hebron, Bacon, 4 Bette Circle , Veriion; tuel racing, corporations, small hdgh bidder o f five companies will not be renewed unUl spring, made no commitment when candidacy." million for natural resources •ferent rate than those from “ Partment® according to last units. public health nurse, attended would be $27,688. Hebron’s Kathleen Bailey, 74 Ferguson businesses, banks, utilities and who offered prices fior ooh- (Activities have been curtailed Romney told him of the plan As McCarthy entered the last and recreation, and $72 million ..Kwangttmg, the southern prov- preliminary presentati(Mi. Unique Designs CENSOR GOVERNORS toe meeting and answered ques- share, 33 per cent,' would’ be ap- Rd.; Mrs. Jacqueline Blsui- insurance premiums. stxuctlon of the first senttoh, since the thaw.) Dec. 19. his California tour, the for services to agriculture, busi­ 4nce which borders Hong Kong, ^ ® fw®-unlt buUdtogs would be The unique design features INVITE tlons on how toe public health proxlmately $8,976. From this chatd, 23 Hoffman Rd.; Eearman. nam program. nomination of President John- With the $600 million Increase ,jlead bodies at dusk as well as "^® ®*y*® construction private entrance and patio, un- The fawitation was extended though toe nurse would be avail- could be deducted toe present North St. Asvestas of Manchester to Others who bid yeeferday, for Mrs. Ernest Carinl, leader of Across the nation, In San e®"- ' In state aid, his proposed budget "heavy troop movements along materials would be similar to seen toy the neighbor. They op- Monday by toe Maryland Board f® fa-ke care of emergen- school nurse salary of $6,966. Also, Armand Courtemanche, Lance A. Kozikowski of Croy- The W orld the two-mile section from the group, said, "Response Francisco, Sen. Eugene J. Me------would be $8,494 biUlem—$866 ,.toe highway there,” one travel- **® Southgate Apartments In pear like two small homes at- of Motion Picture Censors. c*e® should they arise. Andover has not yet voted on StaffoM Springs; David Ooutu, den, N. H. has been announced million above toe current level Sp(ring Bt. to Bonnn Center Rd., toward these chUdren from the Carthy, D-Mlnn., neared the end -ut- i J>er said. Venwn, also designed by Me- tached together, somewhat like The board has been under fire Along with nursing duties, she toe public health program. The Instructions Complete 131 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon; by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of $4,638 biUion. Warren B. Coleman ‘Boflton, are: L. O. DefeMoe A C (e placed In ciUis- he doubted that Agnew would and speaks to classes at toe re- three-town agency If toe voters money.” In a speech for delivery today Charles Filler, 82 Cottage St.; Miss Asvestas Is a 1968 grad­ and Bess” In 1936, died Satur­ State Highway DepBitm'ent TELEPHONE 876-6630 — 876-0626 nually when fully operative In c Salonika, Northern Greece's f®uf®f*voly setting up appont- itera ■with the proviaion of Ihrg- attend. quest of toe teachers. The vt- of Columbia were (or It. The coui;cU approved the use in San Francisco, McCarthy OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A George Fisher, 90 Farnham Rd., uate of Manchester High School day night. Coleman played toe {gxdcesmen said that bids for the 1969. ,,Jargest city, resigned today, re- ®™®uf® f®*" Saturday morning. er aneae of open space temd. A of the community beach by the broadened his attack against Yale University medical school South Windsor; Joseph Fonta- and a junior at Keene (N. H.) same role in a 1942 revival of middle section, from Pro(g>eot Various business tax In­ Canoe Club In the summer to the Johnson administration, researcher said Monday a de- nella, 272 Porter St.; Mrs. Eliza­ State College, majoring In sec­ St to Spring St, wfil be ad- ■portedly because of disagree- Lavltt, owner of toe Mt. pairking area, would be pirovdd- creases, paced by a major In­ toe show. allow members to hold a dance, charging It with failure to con- vice to help control heart ac- beth Hally, 71 E. Middle Tpke.; ondary education with a mathe­ veriiseid In the spring, poaribly ,,/n®uf with toe military govern- Vernon apartments, has also ^ foj. each cluster o f untoa, and crease In toe corporation fran­ Dona Maria Franolsea ment. presented plans tor multiple ] a ..n bnoK, wid, R.patUoan Edith Haver were named au- mUltary effort must succeed. I the brain control which activl- Mrs. Victoria Lashetski, 1169 would shrink slightly toe payoff es in recent months, have begun George Brazeale, skipper of air power inflicting heavy cas- BONELESS Main a t , SoMtti Windsor; Fred­ ments. / homes, apartments . ■and stores. ditors. believe that we must use as ties of toe heart,” he said. An imaginary line connecting on bets at Edl horse racing the shrimper “ Valhalla,” said to strike back. „ualUes on toe Royalists, toe The Oouncfl also sponsors an much military force as neces- pj. Delgado was to discuss erick Davidson, East Hartford; tracks. The finals of toe Inter-OoUege Abuza stated he presently has PZC CSiairman Walter Beaton RIBS of BEEF Bermuda, Florida and Puerto he and his two-man crew reeled leaders claim. Clifford Skoog, 30 Packard St.; atoilt recreation program Sun- sary.” ^Is finding today as he led a Rico encompasses about 440,000 In a move to swell toe amoimt in the 150-pound Speirrow mis­ Cricket Tournament had to be SomeouiiiH tribesmenLi-iiifHmpn whoWHO havenavp ®®® ®cbool chUd out of tile 48 win testify today in 'the count day evenings at Yeomans Hall Romney’s plan calls for toe symposium on "cerebral mech- Mrs. Ooncetta Ragonese, Man­ square miles of open sea called of money available for educa­ sile Saturday from 110 feet o' Indefinitely poetponed after all 'suDDorted toe Rovallst effort to zr> cesses ^1,^^^^ wUl b T ^ e s t ment amnesty promising them School Board Postpones J and daughter, 94 Plymouth crauc TefgTStrojr, eimoiniced that He said major powers would , . .. at. , , Immunity from prosecution for Mrs. a n a Metek has been ap- have to agree to toe neutrallza- Lane; Mrs. Nancy Galinat and daughter, 86 Bigelow St.; Mrs. possession of such items. pointed deputy regisbrar to sue- tlon terms and a system for in- ' at Itobert- In toe first 24 hours authori- Referendum to Feh. 20 ceed Mrs. Albina Havens who ternational supervision would S®h^l -raursday ^ 8 pm Rachel Barrows and daughter, Ues collected more than 1,0(X) _ a 1ST melgned several weeks ago to have to be set up. Chaplin. World.” rounds of ammunition, 70 ^ EAoca.- fiSmtod by toe princi)pal. It wa.s tlake a government Job. Polls show Romney trailing Mrs. Lltcher has served pounds of fireworks, five guns ^ voted last night to p ^ - that (ot .toe imme- Mrs. ESfzabeth Huttshlns, Re- former President Richard M. toe «A parent-teacher association at HE HIT WHEN and more than a dozen knives of P«®® the acheduted referendum dlate future that curtajiins be on Jan. 60 on the proposed eon- drawn In an attempt to con- RIBS publican town committee Nixon in New Hampshire. Rom- _ , . national lev- HE WASN’T AIMING dlfferent types. chairman, says there are six ney said he believes his cam- national lev The British colonial govern­ sltrueUon of addlttonal clasa- serve heat to the classrooms vacancSes on the town commit- paign is beginning to close toe ® ® ®'^®*' ® P® ® several LUSK, Wyo. (AP) — Paul ______rooms and factiitles at Rham that are oold. STEAKSSO years. She presently chairs sev­ ment stood fast on Its ban of all A tee and urges thooe iinteTeated gap. Beef eral committees for toe state Perclval, a Lusk area rancher, fireworks, an order issued at H3gh •School. The new referen- Prilnclpal J. OoMn Purfiee re- 1s^— 3nl RIB iln serving: to contajot the com- McCarthy told a gathering at organizGUtlon and is coordinator bagged two deer in a single day the height of last summer’s ® the position formerly held by tend toe meeting. GET . . . to man: "D o unto others as you would have them do unto ed only protong the war If they won Mrs. Uoyd. Her rate Is $1.80 FROIEB rOODi Plana for the cookie sale will ypu." them de-escala ^ bombing cam- pg^ hour effective Jan. 8. DAIRY be discussed. tion Is on them. paign, Thleu explained, "constl- Thleu added that Kami has i 7 “ “o t o r tocetolve"-for New Items! The Congregational C9iurch We have again been accepted for membership In Ihe SWEET LIFE SOFT Women’s Guild meets tonight in ¥AUIG !T Sil!J^'eitobU ^L “f o w ^ ^ Communist North Vietnam to projections with the board. The STAMPS g n i m Order ... a tremendous source of pride and accomplishment BIRDSEYE 1b. $100 the parish house with Miss Jean for us, and an assurance of high quality and fairness for toe V l J S T m ^ P®^®®” “ '^®’^® pro ected enrollment based on 3 6 Natsch and Mrs. Hayden Allen MARGARINE you. ^ r o ^ S e " n X P®*"^ »>®»nt>®d. actual enumeration data. p k g . ■ as hostesses. A WHOLE BOOK FULL ; d e X X f o r our could keep up guerri a warfare ^jrthg and enrollmenta showed VEGETABLES In Butter Sauce 4 X ^ 9 5 c The meeting, beginning at 8 Ing lew than f Indefinitely and "wear us Q^ade 7 through Stamps issued after payment for flrat delivery. SWETT LIFE ' p.m. will be used to make hos­ ^ students In 1962-63 was Z s BANQUET AU possibilities for peace in ^ 12 The tota\, as Oct. «1. pital garments and bags for TOP Vietnam rtiould be "thoroughly p^^g offensive may be a tactl- friendship kits for other par­ ha o fo/vfi. ^ ^ Increase over explored," the South Viet cal move wUh three aims: (1) MEAT SLICES In Cooking Bags. Reg. 29c ORANGE JUICE 55' ishes out of state. VALUE namese president said. But the five-year period of 149. artAMF* to win a bombing pause Which 1972 EnroUment alter a reasonable time, If the United States could not eaal- This Community's Member for the 9th Year Oommunlst aggressors remain jy election year, (2) Using this same actuUI enroll- FREE Main adamant, hea'vler pressure ,,^ make separate^ Issues of the ment, birth and enumeration against them will become neces- ^ y^g *?!! ^® ^ data over the next five years. St. Parking! It Is anticipated that by Oct. 1, sary-' OPEN SUNDAYS 8 a.m. TO 1 p.m. T M .„ am m an orltlol.n. “1, ‘ ttfp ^olbctt of a m . <■* •■-» ■» ..•

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN", TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN High Point Race of Track Season Running Style THE Revenge Main Goal for League-Leaders Y BUSINESSMEN Herald Angle Opener last night saw Telso beat the UAC Barons, 52-40. It was Telso all th« way with Clay EARL YOST Could Prove Costly to Top Athletes Nlvlson hitting for 26 tallies. Fails to Work Spoita Editor As Indians Entertain Conard Tonight In the nightcap -the Army A BOSTON (AP)—Bill Shammn, who starred for the Navy Club rsui over the Beer NEJW YORK (AP)—Jim fhe Feb. 9 track meet tn New non-colleglans parUcipate. The specifically that in their Judg­ and the next move apparently Boston Celtics before retiringr to the coachingr ranks. By BARRY COWLES straight game, Cheney ’Tech slate in the conference and Federation will "absolutely not” ment all athletes competing in Ooacli Lambastes Hoop Officials motors to Hebron to face Rham move to undisputed second spot. Ryun of Kansas, the ^ork nm by the U.3. Track and wiU oome Axun the federal pan­ led the boys in blue with 18 fififures the only way to beat his old team is to run, run, ask for such a sancUon, a open competition not sancUoned el that for more than two years High. The locals are greatly im­ world’s fastest miler, and points. Marshall Altken ^ ^^joining pomS oh®of’top®honorriS Coach Ron Biadsteubner and spokesman said Monday. by us lose their eiMgtbillty." has been trying to settle the dis­ hit 10 run. proved and won the first game Dave Patrick of Villanova, to lead the Barons. Shannon was convinced more Russell let John HavUcek, 28, HavOT s Park Plaza Hotel yesterday noon the (X IL are the goals the his Oavenitry High Patriots The meet, called the Madison Col. Don Hull, exeoutltve di­ As a practical matter, it is ex­ pute. last Thursday over Ellis Tech presently rounding into the EAST SIDE PEE-WEE than ever his strategy was cor­ and Sam Jones, 27, take care ot when 'the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance heW its u:«.n TnAiono travel to South Windsor ‘to face Square Garden Invitational, will rector ot the AA.U, sadd that any tremely unlikely that things Theodore Kheel, the lawyer .__ • ^ tu Manchester High’ Indians and came close to defeating rect as his San Francisco War­ the Boston scoring as he concen­ (Doach Charlie Shares and his best shape of his sub-four- feeulure moatly college stars, athlete competing in the meet •would ever get Uiait far. If the and labor negotiator who heads Boland Oil defeated the High­ have set for themselves as Windham wme Tech FMday. Wlnd- way Boys lEist night 31-20. riors took two straight from the trated on defense, outplaying Bobcata. Coventry boasts a 6-3 minute-mile career, may such as Ryun, Patrick, long^dU- will be reported to the Interna­ top American athletes, includ­ the committee, Monday reacted t high notes were hit at the latter they prepare to entertain ham was able to hold a single Doing the scoring for the win­ CelUcs within the past month. Nate Thurmond. Russell, who record while the Bobcats are run the mile against each tance champion Gerry Lindgren tional Amateur Athletic Federa­ ing Ryun, were declared ineligi­ to the AAU pronouncement by gabneiing. oure to get more ink—and comments—than league foe Conard High of West point edge, 42-41, over the Beav- ners were Mike Shensie wltii 16 Now he may not be so sure. played 43 minutes, scored 12 anya n v r of \ f ithe n a speaker’sav\AalrA«»*a comments _ . . . . . _ ” ’ 5-3 overall. other Feb. 9. and pole vault record-holder tion, which in turn will suspend ble for the Olympics, the halls saying the decision of his com­ Hartford tonight at Clarke era. The Warriors ran well, but were the feelings expressed by Talking ai bird’s eye view of The race would probably be Bob Seagren. his eligibility for IntemaUonal of Congress would surely shake mittee will be down before and Rick Nicola with 11 points. pointy and had 21 rebounds. Arena at 8 :16. found a stiff Boston defense too Thurmond had 12 points and 11 Gordon McCullough of the Uni­ Regrouped with the return of the top bilUng of the night at the high point of the 1968 indoor events such as the Olympics. to such an extent that matters Feb. 9 and we think it should For the losers, Russ Sink and But three of those scheduled versity of Hartford. The Indiana moved into the Johnny Good row, after a short ciarke Arena, as MHS chaik- track and field season. And it "It would be automatic,” Hull would be put right. cover this or any other situa­ DaVe Ferguson scored nine and tough Monday night as the Celt­ rebounds. to run—Tommie Smith of San seven points respectively. ics charged to a 111-102 victory top position in the OCIL when illness, the team of Dan Scavet- tenges Oonaird, ithlngs look could—in theory at least—cost said. ‘The lA-F'F haa tokl us Still, the situation is serious tion." Rudy LaRusso and FYed Het- The handsome head hoop Hall High upset Windham High ta, Dave Heritage, Jim Tomko pretty exciting. Cotiai^ downed Ryun, Patrick and some 200 oth­ Jose State, Charlie Green of Ne­ All Intermediate League ac­ after the Seattle Supersonics zel were San FranciscD’s big coach didn’t pull any punches braska and Wade Bell of Oregon tion wUl be postponed Jan. 17 belted the New York Knlcks last Friday night to break the and Stan Golka is looking for the locals in the first game, 76- er athletes a chance to go to the guns. LaRusso connected for 27 in an attack on basketball of­ tie for flrst place. Conard is —are no longer eligible for col­ and Jan. 24 due to mid-year 129-113 In the opener of a Na­ some strong wins to wind up the 64. Don Robertson thllled 23 Otympircs. points before fouling out, while ficials. He was the first to speak presently tied tor second place lege competition, though they exams. It wlU resume Jan. 31. tional Basketball Association season. paints, and needless to say is The Amateur Athletic Union Hetzel had 25. and he left much fuel for the boasting 6-2 and 7-2 league and are still at their respective doubleheader at the Garden. Rham is 6-4 for the season one o f the Indians main ob­ fired the latest round in its in­ San Frsmcisco led 77-75 until scribes. overall records. The Indians are schools. No other NBA games were while Cheney stands at 1-7 in jectives tonight. Elliot Zieky, terminable battle with the Na­ the Celtics caught fire with two "The officiating has been ter­ 6-1 and 7-1, the only loss to The AAU maintains it must scheduled. the log. amiotlher objeotdve, sank 18 tional Collegiate Athletic Asso- minutes left In the third period. rible ail year. It’s the worst that Oonard in the opening game of Bing Holds In ABA action, New Orleans Taniigbt's area activity has points whi.le Bob Nelson added ciaUon Monday. The target was sanction any meet in which Boston clicked for 11 straight I have ever seen, on all levels. the season. TTiis is definitely one edged Indiana 108-107 sind Ken­ tiwo conference dashes hlgh- 16. Conard ■was 26 for 35 at the points to decide the Issue. "I ’ve seen a lot of games this ot the most important games for tucky turned back Houston 116- season, many in which my team Hghtlng. In COCS aotlan a bat- charity llnie and Ca'ptaitn Chris Point Lead the local schoolboys, one they Hitt added his strong defensive 1 0 2 . Seattle also came up with a wasn’t involved, and I’d say the ■tle for fourth poeiitibn will be must win to remain out front. talents. NEW YORK (AP) — Dave "They ran pretty good on us hot stretch In defeating New officiating was terrible. ™ ^ ^ AM. „ » waged at BcUon High as Coach Bing of the Detroit Pistons con­ at times, but it was just one of York. The fledgling Supersonics "Officials can really help a Boat Catholic High will be out piacotta and his BulWogs Paxrfng the scoring for the In- tinues to lead the National Bas­ those nights for us," Boston came from behind and out- team lose a ball game a lot of to make it nine straight for a Bacon Academy. Both ctans, Dick Oohb sank 15 points G O O D fV E A R ketball Association in scoring, Player-Coach Bill Russell said. scored the Knlcks 37-16 in the ways," he added. perfect record as it travels to .teams .boast 3-3 conference rec- with Ray Kelly and Da.le Oa- but Oscar Robertson of Cincin- We didn’t do anything we last five minutes of the first half There were two officials in Rockvitie High (2-7) in a non- Bacon is 7-3 overall trout following ■with 13 and 12 naU has the best per game aver­ haven’t done before. We just and the first five minutes of the attendance, one a fellow coach, conference meeting. The Eagles Bolton 6-3. It should be a paints respectively. The locals age, statistics released today by worked better." third period to take command. one a writer, but Alliance Pre­ should have little trouble with very exciting oontest. hilt 16-25 at the free throw the league revealed. Two Boston rookies, 6-foot-7 Walt Hazzard led Seattle with sident Gordon Smith of the Hart­ the Rams despite the fact that The NCXX: lists Ellington line. WHITEWALL Bing has 1,246 points in 45 24 points, one more than A1 Jim Reynolds is having trouble The Indians have followed Johnny Jones and Mai Graham, ford Courant ordered out any HUjgh at Suffleld Hdjgh to bat­ games for a 27.7 mark while saw plenty of action and played Tucker. Bob Rule contributed rebuttal remarks on the Issue. OOSDON McOUIXOUOH with a back Injury and Dan tle for secon‘d and third posl- samewhat of a slow sta‘rting Robertson has 1,039 points In 35 22. Walt Bellamy and Cazsle Daly is out with knee injuries pattern whilch got them dnito key roles In the victory. Jones • * * members of the college board. 'ttons. EUUngtan lis 2-0 while 6uf- games, a 29.7 average. Wilt scored 10 points in 21 minutes of Russell topped New York with for the season. Tim Kearns, field is 3-2 ih the conference. trouble in the opening game BARGAINS ^am berlaln of the Philadelphia in M Sour Grapes , "Officials in general,” McCul- Doug Melody and Gary Klnel 20 points each. BUI Bradley had 'The tAvo teams .boast a 5-2 and along with some cold shooting fv ...... continued, “ who have 76ers ia second In points and has _ 18. .1 are all capable players and do 4^,2 record, overall reapoctively. tn ithe first halt, combined to a minutes. it wnji ill! “ ''’ ***■ worked our games, have been a 24.2 average. a fine Job on the hardcourt. Coach Bob Healy of the Knights, deficit they couldn’t make up. I m X this year.” His Hawks Chamberlain leads in field On the road for its third ‘wilti be hoping to rertain a clean A slow start tonight, could goal percentage with a .666j6 J as boast a 7-7 won-loss record, the I ^ o i d coach made usual- how many coaches jump up lae sure disaster for the locals. mark and In rebounds with 24 y me a tough loss or j^d blast their players for mak- A sellout crowd is anticipated, per game, Larry Sleg^frled of before a cooling off period. He the first of the season. the Boston CelUcs. is tops In■ Commanding Lead ing a bad play? But when an Barry Predicts — saw his team lose toughle official whistles and calls a rule Giant Power Play Possible free throw percentage at .862, Manchester over Conard in a while Lenny Wilkens of the St. infraction against his team, that If McCullough has any com- he —the coach —didn’t tike, he last half fight, 76-70. Louis Hawks leads In assists East Catholic over Rockville with 7.9 per game. For UCLA in Poll %*«!**' should lodges a protest, sometimes vio- ^ r them with Asa Bushnell’s of- lently. Officials are marked U.S. Ready to Join all the way, 74-61. South Windsor over Coventry NEW YORK (AP) —There's no way of telling whether * T ^ directly men, but overall they do a com- ^ John Nucatola who heads up petent job from buzzer to buzzer, 58-50. UCLA or H ousi^ will win Saturday night’s big game Bolton taking Bacon by a last Gibson Rejects the Eastern Ctollege Athletic Tall Burr Carlson, UConn between the unb«iten college baskrtball giants in the Open Tennis Warfare second basket, 62-60. Conference hoop officials, His head coach, felt that the "game ElUngton sizzling over 8uf- STARTERS—Ready for Conard tonight is Coach Phil Hyde and his Manchester Cards’ Contract Houston Astnxiome. But it’s an open secret that the office makes out the assign- is too fast for two people and NEW YORK (AP)—The United States apparently is fleld, 70-66. ST LOUIS (AP) — The St. Bruins are considered the superior team by most experts. ments for most college games starting team. Front row, Kent Smith, Dick Cobb, Ray Kelly. Back row, Dale it’s too fast for three people to preparing to join the other major tennis-playing nations Cheney defeating Rham in a Louis baseball Cardinals have UCLA maintained a c o m ------in the East. officiate. The rules are too tough upset, 58-66. Ostrout, Hyde and Tim 0>ughlin. (Herald Photo by Buceviscius). • 40% or more original tread • Dressed up, cleaned up — experienced their first bad mo- manding lead in The Associated __ and New Mexico adl gained The worst judge of officials, on what we are asking those —Britain, F i^ ce and Australia—in a giant power play depth remaining they look like new ment since pitcher Bob Gibson Press’ latest weekly poll. The ground. Tennessee moved up from this viewpoint, is a coach. two fellows to do out there.” to force open com petition ______"These are the four countires • Fully reconditioned inside posted his third World Series Bruins coUected 32 first-place one notch to CourUi aftter down­ If q coach is busy, doing his The UConn man added that who founded the International and out victory last fall and brought the ' ’o^es and 347 points In the bal- ing Vanderbilt and Georgia. Job, during a game, he can’t the men In the striped shirts tltle home to St. Louis. *>y a national panel of 36 Utah, winner over Arizona State find much time to watch or couldn’t be blamed for the Lawn Tennis Federation,” Rob­ ert Kellher of Los Angeles, pres­ NO MONEY DOWN Gibson said Monday he has sports writers and broadcasters. and Arizonan also advanced one judge the officials. One of the team's record (4-7) to date. turned down a contract mailed Houston drew only three votes place to fifth. New Mexico, 144) worst seats in any gym, to * * * ident of the U.S, Lawn Tennis ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN ! to him at his home In Omaha, for the tap position and 317 after defeating Wyoming 81-66, judge an official, is on the Association told a press confer REASON TO SMILE—All three are elated over the signing of Wally Cichon, sideline at mid-court, or near Tough Game ence Monday. left, to a 10-year contract as golf profescdonal at the Ellington Ridge Country Neb. points, the latter on a basis of 10 rushed up from ninth to sixth. “ I received a contract and I points for a first-place vote, St. Bonaventure, tuibeaten in the mid-court area, here coach­ Yale’s Joe Vancisin touched They are the only ones who (^ub. Viewing the signing are, FVank Wilson, president, right, and Lou Becker, returned it," Gibson said in St. nine for second, eight for third, 12 games, remained in seventh es are supposed to sit, but don’t upon the officials, too. have ever won the Davis Cup. If golf committee chairman. Cichon has been ^ ERCC since it opened in 1959. He Louis. Gibson said General etc. The ba)L(;ginig was based on place. The Bonnies beat DePaul always —especially when they "Basketball is tough to offi­ they stick together, they should served as an assistant at Brooklawn for eight years and for the same period of Manager Bing Devine offered a games through last Saturday. 77-67 In their only outing last get up and rant and rave over ciate. It’s a thankless job. I carry the day.” know, because I did some offl- time at Willimantic. An outstanding golfer, Cichon has qualified three times for very generous settlement, but The Bruins, who have won 46 week. a decision that went against The British, in a bold and re­ the PGA, He holds the EJllington course record of 66 and currently is vice presi­ he added, "it wasn’t even close Kentucky, upset by Florida, their team. ciatliig in high school games bellious move, already have an­ games in a row, including 'l2 when I was in the Mideast. dent of the Connecticut Section, PGA. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). to what I have In mind. this season, play the University fell four places to eighth while Coaches usually see the of­ nounced that, effective April 22, ficials’ work from only one side, “ I feel that officios could im­ “ It wasn’t what I want. Under of Portland, Ore., at home Vanderbilt’s loss to Tennessee they will abolish the distinction his. prove their techniques through between amateurs and profes ordinary circumstances it would Thursday night before their im­ dropped the Commodores one Having been on both sides of game films, like players and gjonajg gtage the famed Contest Stripped of Glitter have been plenty but these portant meeting on the Ctougars’ spot to No. 9. Columbia’s Lions, coaches and see where they Wimbledon tournament as an aren’t ordinary circumstances." court. 94-68 winners over Colgate for a the fence —as a coach and as an 10-3 mark, are 10th, the same official — I can sympathize but could Improve their work. open event. In last week’s games, the “ I’m not talking about judg­ position they occupied a week not agree with McCullough. The ILTF has warned that, if Bruins beat California 94-64 and ment calls, but I can show them Stanley Cup Champs h ago. * * * they do, the British will be sus­ Stanford 76-63. Houston lifted Its many instances on film where GHUBCH — Cy Perkins 220- Sports Schedule -.The Top Ten with first-place pended from all international recqrd to 16-0 by trouncing West Best Judge they have blown the calls, be- competition and barred from 222-608, Bemle Banavige 226-689. T e x ^ Starte, 7-53. The Cougars votes in parentheses and total IS YOUR YEAR TO The best judge of an official, cause points on a 10-9-8-etc. basis: they either dldn t know Davis Cup. The British say John Nelson 218, Ed Daniels 213, TODAY are idle until Saturday. is not a coach, or director of the rules Face NHL All-Stars 1. UCLA (32) 347 es or didn’t make the cor- yjgy>j.g going ahead. Bill Grant 203-556, John Pillora- Basketball — Manchester vs. athletics or some representa­ rectidecislon." TORONTO (AP)—The National Hockey League an­ While the two top teams held 2. Houston (3) 317 Meanwhile, there’s considera­ mo 202, Chuck Perkins 201. Oonard, 8:15, Arena; East Cath­ tive of the commissioner’s of­ “ I don’t think the average their positions, there was some 3. North Carolina 270 ble behind-the-scenes maneu- nual All-Star game—stripped of its usual glitter by the fice, but the referee working olic at Rockvl'lle; Coventry at shifting among the other clubs 4. Tennessee 206 basketball offlci^ tries very ygfjjjg jji FVance Australia and death of Minnesota forward Bill Masterton pits To­ ELKS — John Rleder 137-358, South Windsor; Bolton vs. Ba­ in the first 10. with the umpire, or the umpire hard to improve his work. Vis- United States. Zenue Tamulls 138-362, Mike 6. Utah 178 ronto’s Stanley Cup champions against standouts from con Academy; Ellington at Suf- working with the referee. For ual aides are readily available “ I have been going aroimd the Denhup 144-136-376, Matt Desi­ North Carolina, victorious 6. New Mexico 137 the other 11 NHL clubs tonight. fleld; Cheney Tech at Rham; over North Carolina State and those who don’t know the dif­ and I think officials should use country talking to the various Prior to the opening faceoff I n ------mone 143, Emil Dietz 136-362, 7. St. Bonaventure 131 Wrestling—Manchester vs <3on- Clemson last week, remained In ference, the referee handles the them,” he added. sectional associations," Kelleh- Maple Leaf Gardensn a crowd of Jim Aceto 139, BIU (Jollins 138- 8. Kentucky 101 The coaches present did talk, champs, currently fourth in the ard; -Swimmiivg—MHS at Can­ the No. 3 spot. jump ball at the start of a game er said. "The Texas and Wes­ more than 16,000 wlU pay a mo­ 369, Tony Salvatore 366, Fred 9. Vanderbilt 66 league's East Division. ard; Rifle—MHS at Canard. and at halftime. These are the too, about their clubs, but the tern Associations are In favor of ment of silent tribute to the Poudrier 359. Joe Cataldl Sr. 364. However, Tennessee, Uitalh 10. Columbia 40 Gordie Howe, Detroit’s mag­ men who should judge one an­ blast on officials was the big­ letting our players compete at memory of Masterton, who died Final first round standings: THURSDAY, JAN. 18 nificent 22-year veteran, will be other, not the coaches, who are gest news. Wimbledon. They oppose abol­ early Monday from a brain inju­ Elks 31-20, Lee’s 29-22, Aceto BasketbaU—^Manchester Oom- After the coaches finished the 15-Point Engine Tune-Up making a record 19th appear­ asked to send In their game re­ ishing the distinction between ry suffered in a game last week­ 27-24, Capitol 23-28, VIchi’s 22- munity College vs. Holy Family, Dropped Four Spots in Ratings organ music sounded sweeter. ance in the All-Star game. Bob ports after every game, as do amateurs and professionals. end. 29, Decl’s 21-30. 8, Arena. Includes all labor and Any 6 cyl. U.S. auto, iby Hull and Stan M'ikita, Ohi “ The Northern California As­ $|J66 t cyl. U.S. autos S18.S8. "It was a shock," NHL Presi­ cago’s high scoring tandem FRIDAY, JAN. 19 sociation (San F’ranclsco) wants parts listed below...Only Add S2 for air condition REC — Jerry Smith 147- Kentucky Back in Picture dent Clarence CampbeU said of each will be skating In the Stars' ‘Basketball — Manchester at Skiers Named to go all the way with the Brit­ 146-392, Bob Guthrie 135, Stan the tragedy—first of Its kind in Hnie-up for the sixth stnailght Werthersfiedd; East Catholic vs. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) ish. I am here talking to the the league’s 61-year history. Jakiel 138, Leon Smith 365, Fred year. East Hartford; RockvUle vs. In Rough and Tumble Race Seven New England skiers were Eastern and New England Asso- You get new spark plugs, points, rotor & condenser. Plus, "But the game will go on.” Baker 368, Ken Ostrinsky 360. Hull, Mikita and Chicago Newington; Ooventry vs. East named Monday to the U.S. clatlons, the two biggest. I find our specialists will clean fuel bowl, air filter & battery, Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky marked by an Injury to one The mid-season classic teammate Ken Whamam were Hampton; Boltian vs. Rham; EIi- Olympic team for the Olympics many In favor of giving open AT THE AIRCRAFT Wildcats have claHved their way and check — ignition wires, distributor cap, starter, regu­ matches first and second team first-team All-Star picks last Purdue junior Leroy Keyes player and the ejection of an­ Ungton at South Windsor; back into the rough-and-tumble other. « at Grenoble, France. tennis a chance.” lator, generator, fan belt, cylinder compression & battery. All-Stars, selected at the close spring along with defensemen led the nation’s major college CSieney Tech vs. Prince Tech; Southeastern Ctonfe^ence basket­ Kentucky soph Dan Issel was Chosen for the cross country of the 1906-67 season, plus a Pierre PUote of the Black scorers last season with 114 Wrestling—^Eost Catholic vs. ball race. helped from the floor after squad were Mike Gallagher of complement of players Includ- Hawks ajid Hairry Howell of points. He scored 19 touchdowns (Hjartford Pubdic; Manchester at Klllington, Vt., Robert Grey of Seout-of-the-Year Ahead for the Baron Is a tong being spilled by the Bulldogs’ CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ing one from each of the six new New York, and Rangers’ goalie in 10 games and was chosen an Plaitt; Swimming—Mianchester Putney, Vt., Larry Damon of trip down the country road—and Ray Jeffords while driving for League Overall NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Mc- 2 IN 1 OFFER! expanston clubs against the Cup Ed Glacomln. All-America halfback. vs. Wethersfield; Rifle—Man­ Burling(ton, Vt., Charles K ellogg what shapes up as the biggest the basket. Minutes later, on a W-L W-L Carren, who has spent 36 years chester vs. Wethersfield. of Cambridge, Mass., and Jack o scuffle In his 38-year Bluegrass Geogia fast break, Jim Lemas- Manchester 7-1 In the Boston Red Sox’ organi­ 6-1 Lufkin of Rumford, Maine. sTEiRiN c ^i^VISUALINER stawici SATURDAY, JAN. 30 reign. ter of Kentucky whacked Jef­ Conard 6-2 7-2 zation, will be honored as the John Bower of Auburn, Maine, Playing in NHL Fulfillment of Dream Basketball—Community Col­ fords and was tossed out of the Wln^am 6-2 e-3 1967 Scout-of-the-Year by the ^ o Kentucky, shunted from and Tom Upham of Dover, N.H. lege vs. Housatonic. game. Central 4-3 4-4 New York Pro ScouLs Hot Stove K fourth to eighth place in The As­ were named to the Nordic com­ sociated Press ratings this week Bob Lienhaard 6-foot-ll Geor­ Eastern 3-4 3-5 League at a dinner FMday enjoy extra benefits For College-Educated Bill Masterton bined team. after 96-78 road loes to Flori­ gia center paced the visitors Maloney 3-4 5-4 night. CLA88 A VOLLEYBALL da, relraunded Monday night by with 29 points, hitting 23 In the Wethersfield 2-S 3-6 McCarren, who lives in Jer­ Hospital - Surgical insurance ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS North . Stars - Oakland Seals team in the NHL. Holder of a Jim’s Atlantic 3-1, Wyman’s second half. , Frogs can sing with tiielr sey City, N.J., was chosen for (AP) — BUI Masterton, who game here Saturday night. master’s degree in finance from thrashing Georgia' 104-73 in a Hall 2-6 4-6 Oil 3-1, Crockett Ins. 0-4. bruising SEX! game. "We played a little basketball Platt 1-6 «>8 mouths and nostrils closed, en­ the honor Monday. The league grew up in Winnipeg dreaming "BiUy was fulftiling a life-long Denver University and em- tonight," Rupp said. "I’d have abling them to sing under ^a- consists of 75 baseball scouts in The victory gave the Wildcats of what most Canadian boys dream," said Wren Blair, the ployed In contract administra­ settled for a one point win. This CENTRAL VALLEY ter. the metropolitan New York area. a 10-2 season record and a 4-1 dream—playing in the National North Stars’ coach and general tion by Honeywell Inc., of Min­ game had me worried." Middletown 7-0 9-1 Sick leave with mark In conference play. More­ pay Hockey League—wlU be buried manager. “ He did not need the neapolis, Masterton was secure. Tennessee’s Yom Boerwinkle Glastonbury 5-3 7-3 over, it waa,pupp’s 770th coach­ Saturday, just a few months af­ National Hockey League. It was But the lure of playing major outscored Florida’s Neal Walk Newington 5-3 6-4 ing triumph—one short of the ter fulfilling that dream. just something he wanted to league hockey after a brilliant 27-16 In a battle of 7 foot pivot- Southington 6-2 6-3 Aircraft Club recreational activities’ all-time NCAA record held by Masterton died in a hospital do.” collegiate Itockey career at Den­ men and the Vols’ 1-3-1 defense Windsor 3-6 8-7 ex-Kansas wizard Phog Allen. early Monday, less than 30 Masterton cam e out of ver and a brief two-year fling at limited the tall Gators to four Rockville 1-6 2-7 hours after he suffered a fatal semi-retirement last summer to minor leag(ue hockey with Hull- Rupp figures to catch Allen field goals In the second half. Wodrow Wilson 1-6 1-7 LIVE head injury in the Minnesota play with Minnesota’s expansion Ottawa and Cleveland brought when Kentucky visits Auburn Boerwinkle put In 21 polnto Iti PlainvUle 0-6 0-8 o Masterton back to the pros. Saturday. But the magic 772nd the first half before getting Into HARTFORD COUNTY And he proved good enough to victory could prove particularly foul trouble. Walk, who brought elusive. a 27-polnt average Into the East Catholic 3-0 8-0 center Minnesota’s No, 1 line South Catholic 2-1 6-4 PARTS and SERVICE with NHL All-Star Dave Baton The Wildcats’ next stops on a game, got 13 before intermission o ^ Northwest 1-2 8-2 and Wayne ConneUy. four-game road trip will be but managed only three free Knoxville, Tenn., where power­ throws thereafter. Piriaskt 0-3 4-5 Brake & Alignment Service Foreign Cars of Manchester Saturday night, Masterton fell ful Tennessee has rolled up 31 hard to the ice, striking his head Bob Bundyn a surprise starter NORTH CENTRAL QONN. FOR o *Ay U.S. aiwt M f lt consecutive home-court victo­ at center led Vanderbilt past AM 13 f«r loMtOA tan- heavily on the rink. Accounts of East Windsor 3-0 6-1 Saves wear and tear on your Md S2 it ries, and Baton Rouge, La., the Tigers with 22 points and tea ratitenOly •( i«lf what happened are varied and ElUngton 2-0 6-2 5995DALLAS (AP) — Three teams A tion to the 1968 edi­ ■ A a rroB D n a t io h a i* death benefits under the NHL in the Southwest Conference are tion of the Ice Follies night, topped Auburn 74-65 on trimmed Oregon State 68-66 In 646-0022 SERVICE STORE A program, $26,000 from the tjje loser’s floor for a 12-3 sea­ Pacific 8 Conference games; Doming up with some tall bas­ Start your future KELLY RD. VERNON SHOPPING CENTER Minnesota Workman’s Compen­ at Madison Square son mark. East Tennessee surprised Mu- ketball players next season. Closed Saturdays Garden. Miss Berens Greg Fustin, 6-9 from Benton, (REAR SEYMOUR AUT9 STORE) Phones: 646-0101— 875-6292 As o f May 90, Shop Hours: 8 A.M. to 7 PJiL sation program and the North Jaraez canned 12 of 16 field ray’s Ohio Valley Conference Hours: Wed., Thuro., Frt 9 to 0 o Mon., Tueo, a .to 0 Stars announced they will pay passed up a chance for goal attempts and Casey 13 of 21 leaders 74-67; Xavier, Ohio toiv HI., and Terry Timmerman, 6-7 today at P&W A Snturduro 9 to 4 the balance of his two-year con­ the U.S. Olympic team while totaling 25 and 29 points, pled Detroit 84-81 and South Da­ from Houston, are playing with An equal opportunity employer t' ■ ■ Si ■ to ■ ■ to to to to to to ii; tract to the family. to join the Follies. respectively, In a rough game kota stung Creighton 90-82. the Rice freshmen. i.- A p a g e SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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JAMMED THEIR TO KEEP t h a t CUT­ 53 Guido's high tions, marble work, flrehearths, liard St. Ave., Rockville. ft Trust Co., South Windsor, RUDDER, DAVY.. THROAT CAPTAIN ON note ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- Our TV advertised products YOU TO PUT ABOUT AND I... 1 CAN'T w i! 41 EDWARDS patios and entrances. Free es­ Conn. 289-7407. CATCH THOSE BLASTED BUDGE THIS THEY HAVEN'T THE STRAIGHT 54 Transported in IT i T XT 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man­ make it easy. Full training. EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, FOREIGN DOGS ^ TURNED YET.' AND NARROW,' ^ snirit timates. Call 643-0106. Call 289-4922 now! top wages. Apply E ft S Gage 55 Go by W 51 ANSWERING SERVICE chester. ASSEMBLERS MAN for welding and assembl­ i ) \ ^ 56 Lair NAME brand goods free—Help Co., Mitchell Dr. ing, able to work to blueprints. 57 Otherwise E" 85 u RN OR LPN 11 p.m.-7 a.m., For aircraft parts, capable- Roofing— Siding 16 board and room included. 649- friends shop with a few dol­ AGGRESSIVE young man with Interesting work and good op­ DOWN 8494)500 875-2519 of working from blueprints. 5T U B7 lars weekly. You get things portunity for capable man. 1 Mounds used in IB THE BEST in roofing — and 4S19. ability to type to work In trans­ a popular sport and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser roof repair. Call Coughlin. free. Write for details, free 488 portation. Good chance for ad­ Harper Buffing Machine, 289- In Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. NURSE’S AID — 3 p.m.-7 p.m., page catalog. Popular Club MACHINISTS 7471. (Ntwtpep*r [nUrprit* Aan.) 643-7707. vancement. Call Wolfberg, 289- 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. also 11 p.m. Plan, Dept. T600, Lynbrook, N. Experienced or trainees. 0273. Personals to 7 a.m 649-4619. Y. Holp Wantod Roofing and Liberal benefits. Day shift MECHANICS WANTED — gas BABYSITTER for teacher’s only. Mate or Fomote 37 RIDE wanted from Manchester SECRETARY-Glrl Friday need­ and diesel pick-ups to ten HERALD Chimneys 16-A children, afternoons only. Ref­ ed by small technical research to Torrlngton and return, dally. wheelers, new modem equip­ PERSON for cleaning, morn­ ■•f U t Po* OH —AH ..fAM BY DICK TURNER erences. Call 643-8226. firm to relieve burden on busy CARNIVAL Hours 7:46 to 4:46. Call 643- ROOFING — Specializing re­ E. A. PATTEN CO. ment and plant, company paid ings. Apply Holiday Lanes, 39 pairing roofs of .all kinds, new executive. Varied duties. Some benefits, clean uniforms dally, BOX LEHERS 7272. 303 Wetherell St., Manchester Spencer St., Manchester. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE roofs, gutter work, chimneys college helpful. Write Box C, seven paid holidays, paid vaca­ For Your WANTED RIDE to P&WA from cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ PILGRIM MILLS Manchester Herald. tion, top wages. Call 278-1863 School St. 8 a.m. to 4:46 p.m., for more information. Bralnard experience. Free estimates. SEVERAL WOMEN needed for JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im­ NOTICE Information vicinity Employment Bldg. Call Call Howley 643-6361, 644- Has Openings Ford Truck Center, 46 Btatn- r THINK we HAD 649-9878. For permanent easy bench assemb­ mediate steady employment. ard Road, Hartford. PUBLIC HEARING BETTeR RE-CHECK 8333. ly work, reasonable speed re­ Wilson Electrical Co,, 649-4817. THE >MDReV W ART e l«M to MIA, w Tto l«t « t tM ( THE HERALD wlU not Part- and FuU-Tlme Salesladies BOARD OF DIRECrrORS THAT LAST quired. Apply In person. En­ TOWN OF MANCHEBTEJR dlaclose the identity of gineered Metals, 10 Hilliard St., JANITOR wanted — steady part- EC3UATION / any advertiser using box Millinery. Apply to Manager CONNECTICUT Automcbilos For Sale 4 Manchester. time, mornings. Call General SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer* Dressmaking 19 Cleaning Services 649-6334. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, kig blind box ads who NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 177 Hartford Rd., Manchester FULL-TIME OFFICE girl, fil­ CHEF 1968 desire to protect their DRESSMAKING — alterations, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m. ing and typing experience. Ap­ EXPERIENCED plumber’s The Board of Dlrwboire wUfl , I WONP05 IF Identity can follow this on all ladies’ and children’s est Douglas accepts lowest ply In person 8-6, Manchester helper or apprentice plumber. conduct a piutollc session 'ITnirs- ^'ibucAN H aPM f., procedure: clothing. Zippers replaced etc. WANTED down, smallest payments, any­ Credit Bureau, 683 Main St., H. G. Schulze. 876-9707. day, January 18, 1968 from 6:30 Reasonable, 643-0741. LIVE-IN companion for elderly pjm. to 8:30 pm . In tlie Town Ehiclose your reply to tiie where. Not small loan finance Manchester. MACHINIST for Bridgeport and box In an envelope — company plan. Douglas woman. Very pleasant single Good starting salary, excel­ Counsel’s Office In the Municipal k = N lathe. Must be able to set up addressed to the <31a»l- Motors, 346 Mtedn. Moving— Trucking- home. Adequate compensation. lent fringe benefits. Expe­ Bulldftig hear ccnunents and fled Manager, Mqnchester Light duties. Write Box "N ” , Help Wonired— Mote 36 and operate from blueprints. sugigestioiH from the piibllc. ______overtime and fringe benefits. rience required. Call Man­ Evening Herald, together 1966 — CX)MET (Cyclone GT— Storage 20 Manchester Herald. Future sessions wiiU be held with a memo listing tbe MECHANIC — full time, good Apply H&B Tool, 168 Forest chester Memorial Hospital, 2 door hardtop, 4 speed, red the first Tuesday of each month companies you do NOT MANC31ESTER Delivery—light HIGH SCHOOL sophomores or wages to an experienced man. St., Manchester, 643-2640. with black Interior, will con­ 643-1141, Ext. 243. from 9 a.m. to 11 &jn. In the BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. trucking and package delivery. Junior girls for part-time See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan sider trade, 646-0023. Municipal BulkUng Hearing Your letter will be de­ Refrigerators, washers and waitress work, after school, Garage, Rt. 83, Vernon. OIL BURNER service man, stroyed If the advertla«ir PONTIAC 1963 convertible, very stove moving specialty. Fold­ some weekends, good play phis must be thoroughly experienc­ Room end the third Thursday Is one you've melilloned. clean, must be sold this week, ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. SERVICE station attendent, full ed, excellent wages and work­ MACHINISTS all around — set of each month from 6:30 to I Mil xpork finit uiiU fir* our n)uuil* on Oftcuni atjit .ff not It will be handled gratuities. Apply in person. ' ^ n $960. 649-8933. or part-time, good hourly rate. ing conditions, all benefits. In­ 8:30 p.m. In the Town Counsel’s b^it) U^rlh IVar'Dl... fUitf in the ususJ manner. Brass Key Restaurant. up own work, overtime, bene­ Apply Wyman Oil Co., 24 Main surance, pension, etc. Call Wy­ fits, small shop. Ourco Mfg. Office In the Municilpea BuOdiiig. 4 mo^OLDSMOBILB Super 88 CAN you $ 1, P ic k UP A r o c k Pointing— Papering 21 St. man Oil Co., Inc., 643-2464. Co. Inc., 782 Mascolo Rd., JOHN I. GARSIDE, JR. hardtop, snow tires, good John I. Oarside, Jr., Secratary SHOW ME IWE AND FDLUOW ME/ PAINTING — Interior and exte­ South Windsor, 289-1293. W A V lO T M e Lost and Found 1 mechanical condition, $160. 643- MAN WANTED to work In lum­ Board of Dlreobars /. rior, very reasonable, free es­ ber yard, must have driver’s AMERICAN 6239. WOMAN MACHINISTS HANDYMAN for odd jobs and ADanchester, Oomneottout LOST — Medium size male timates. Call Richard Martin, license. Davis & Bradford light Janitorial work in small Dated at Manchester, e m b a s s v ? mongrel, ton aaid white, an­ 649-6286, 649-4411. Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., Wanted to assist, noon time local plant. Days, 649-6263, eve­ Comneotiicut, this tenth day o< swers to Taffy. Call 646-0447. East Hartford. CONTROMATICS CORP. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 JOSEPH P. Lewis custom only, 11-2:30. Experience 200 West Main St., Rockville nings, 649-6148. January, 1968 FOUND — Me n s gold wedding painting. Interior and exterior not necessary but helpful. CRANE OPERATOR — ex­

( t m $ ^ nU . u c. t m i *|. u s . m o h . r’ ng, Inscribed, Grand-Way JEEP with snow plow for sale paperhanging, wallpaper re­ Good pay. Call for appoint­ /-/A perienced man operate crane ENGINE LATHE parking lot. May claim by iden­ or trade for pickup truck. 649- moved. Wallpaper books on re­ ment, Mr. Smith. for pre-cast plant handling ‘Well, you’ve cleared up my cough. I have a few other tifying and paying for ad. 0868. quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ large panels, year 'round job TURRET LATHE minor ailments I'll talk to you about when Come to Grocery Office at timates. Call 649-9668. for qualified man. Union shop, BRIDGEPORT Grand-Way and ask for Lee. we see you socially!" paint- SHADY GLEN all benefits, excellent working CLERK TYPISTS conditions. Mr. Reynolds, 646- Minimum one year experience, MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Auto Accessorios— Ing and papering. Call Phil Parlcade Store 0124. 45-65 hours per week, liberal CinaV, BARRY I'M SIMPLY FURIOUS LOST — Lady’s glasses, vicini­ Tiros 6 Denoncourt, 742-6173. 643-0511 benefits, first and second shifts. ty Main St. Call 649-3788. — STOPK/PD/N' WITH OLIVER FOR Spe- STENOCRAPHERS I'M SORRY, METCALF— BUT you rself!, GRANTING THAT NEW THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERU INSIDE-outslde painting, DEAN MACHINE I'M STAYING HERE! I'VE GOT YOU HAVE HEARING! WHAT ARE 'tOUR LOST — Small black and white TWO FIRESTONE tires, 695-14, clal rates for people over 65 CLERK TYPIST — Manchester CALL MR. GIGGEY 876-3317 THE BEST LAWYER THERE IS— N O CHANCE PO YOU KMOW HOW A1AMV dog with leather and chain har- whitewalls. Call 649-0610. Call my competitors, then call area. Varied duties, some AND I THINK I HAVE A CHANCEJ WITH THAT PLAM6 POP. THE 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester TIMES I ’V/E BEEM TO A GRO­ ness, answers to name of me. Estimates given. 649-7863, bookkeeping and payroll ex­ An Equal Opportunity KITTY ? THAT'S WHY MOTHER. e Buster, vicinity Hemlock and KEYPUNCH OPERATORS CERY STORE ? OAJCE ] LEAVES ME WERE 876-8401. perience helpful but not neces­ Employer I Edgerton St. 649-3664. sary, will ' train. Hours 8-4:30 Has immediate openings — J U S T OAJCB//,..\ GOT Business Services INSIDE PAINTING, papering, WHEM SHE GOES Monday through Friday. Must days and nights: WELL, I WAWT TO LOST —Passljook No. E. 6278 floor sanding and reflnlshlng LIDST AMP KAO M E A BALL WITH S W O P P IN G ! 8 Offered 13 have own transportation. Send ROUTE salesmen for quality TRAVEL — SO TO A Savings Bank of Manchester. (specializing in older floors). Looking for a good job? A STACK OF CAMS ! r resume and references to Box Turret Lathe Operators dairy. Steady employment on SUPERMARKET AppiicaUon made for payment. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ No job too small. John L Manchester Herald. well established routes out of AMD RIPE A , ializing In tree and shrub care. Hardlnge Chucker Operators Verfallle, 649-6760. Wethersfield area. Average Visit the Aircraft NOW! $HOF>P\NS OART / J l o s t — Ski boots with ski tree. 643-8104. 6-buckle, black with Chibco weekly earnings $i40-$155. Ex­ p lT^^LLETIER — Painting — DENTAL Assistant, experience General Machinists plates attached, vicinity Mis- YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. Interior and exterior, papering cellent fringe benefits, Includ­ jr preferred. 289-6169. Milling Machine Operators fi ter Donut parking area. 868- Cellars. attics, yard and and paper removal, fully in­ ing holidays, pension, etc. Call Brock-Hall Dairy, Wethers­ Job Highlights 6349. Reward. small trucking done A-1 right. sured. 643:9043, and 649-6326. Drill Pres? Operators Call Tremano Trucking Serv­ field, 629-3321 for appointment. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY FOUND — tan medium size ice toll free, 742-9487, PAINTING and paper hanging, Inspectors Jet-Age Pay • male mongrel. Vernon Dog good work, reasonable rates, 36 MANAGER ROUTE MAN — wholesale THANKS FOR THE TOUR OF TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, route, good hours, excellent HELLO! Warden, 876-7934. years In Manchester. Your Snack bar in leadlnlg de­ Good Werhing Conditions * YOUR SAFE, MR. ABERNATHY. building lots cleared, trees top­ Experience In Job Shop pay, car necessary. Hours 12- HOW ARE neighbor Is my recommenda­ partment store, food service HELLO! LOST — Passbook No. W 7066 ped. Got a tree problem? Well Preferred 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. YOU? tion. Raymond Flske, 649-9237. experience necessary, good Insurance Benefits • HELLO! MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Savings Bank of Manchester. worth phone call, 742-8262. Saturday 12-4 p.m. Good sec­ salary and profit sharing MVfMME Application made for payment. New plant, completely air- ond Income. Call for appoint­ bonus plan, paid vacations, Aircraft Club Recreational Activities • IS MARY! SHARPENING Service -• Saws, Floor Finishing 24 conditioned for summer and ment. 249-8211, Ext. 380, John NOBOOy E V S 2 T A K E S group insurance, store dis­ FOUND — Lady’s pendant knives, axes,, shears, skates, winter, all benefits. Molumphy. Nine Paid Holidays * M E sec2ioue>L>Y: watch, vicinity Bunce Dr. and rotary blades. Quick service. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- count. Opportunity for ad­ Waddell Rd. Owner may claim Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main ing (specializing In older vancement In career with An Equal Opportunity MEAT cutter. Pleasant working Liberal Vacations * by Identifying and paying for St., Manchester. Hours dally floors). Inside painting. Paper­ national restaurant chain. Employer conditions. No night work. Ap­ ad. 649-4784. . 7 :30 6, Thursday 7 :30-9, Satur­ hanging. No job too small. Write Box O, Manchester ply In person. L.T. Wood Lock­ John VerfaUle, 649-6760. Herald. er Plant, 61 Blssell St., 643- World's Largest industrial Credit Union • JOHESd- day 7:30-4. 643-7958. JANITORS —PART-'nME eve­ RIPSEWRV nings. Call 643-4463, 3-8 p.m. 8424. SALES AND Service on Ariens, ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex­ Paid Sick Leave * only. 1-16 Announcomonts 2 Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn pertly sanded and reflnlshed. MEDICAL LAB Technician. RAPID TYPIST — part-Ume Carpentry and interior paint­ Expanded Educational Assistance Program « ELEXTROLUX vacuum clean­ mowers. Also Homellte chain Private medical lab in Man­ MAN TO work mornings or full­ help, needed for afternoon ing. C. Miller, 649-8468. ers, sales and service, bonded saws and International Cub chester needs part-time regis­ time In rug cleaning plant, will work only. Knowledge of truck­ Interesting Work in a Variety of Areas PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER representative. Alfred Amell. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ tered technician. Approximate­ train. Call Gamer’s Rug, 649- ing helpful. Call Mr. Wolfberg, 647-1719 or 643-4913. ment and sharpening service Bond^— Stocks— ly 20 hours weekly. 643-2968. 1762. 289-0273. MY OW, ^ Y O U WE NEVER OH, YOU on all makes. L & M Equip­ MARRIASE YOU f^OOR SHOULD FISMT SO POOR DEAR ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. Mortgages 27 BABYSITT?feR wanted days. Vi­ Applicants should have a high school education. IS DEAR.' BE LIKE WE NEVER 11 Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. / - / 6 876-7609 Manchester Exchange cinity Bently School, call 643-^ DOOMED, , WALDO HAVE TO Pononals SECOND MORTGAGE —Un­ 6341, between 6-8. I! ------' * AND MAKE UP.' -23.- ■— Enterprise 1946. limited funds avedlable for sec­ INCOME TAX — Business and ond mortgages, payments to WANT WORK NEAR HOME? For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at I t e r " BY LESLIE TURNER LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Individual returns prepared by moving large appliances. Burn­ suit your budget. Expedient WOMAN for cleaning. Call eve­ the Aircraft Employment Office. Income tax accountant. Ray- Interesting Jobs Available For Both Men and Women IM LBAYING TO INV66TI6ATB A ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. nings, 643-1722. FLARE I 9AW IN TH' PAHOKBB mound Girard. Call collect, 876- RIVER AREA. JIM'. STAND BV IN 1776. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY—^WE TRAIN YOIT CASE 1 NEED YOUR HELPi 7862. BOOKKEEPING for small busi­ Business Opportunity 28 w o m a n to iron in my home. Attractive Wages, Group Insurance, Profit Sharing Benefits 400 Main Street, East Hartford nesses. Do you know where Call evenings. 643-1722'. INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. ),as a Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 ;30 P.M. you stsind financially at all Apply In Person At ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3829. modem 3 bay service station times? Let me keep your book­ BABYSITTER wanted In my for lease. Excellent opportu­ home, Monday through Friday, Saturday, 8 A.M . till noon ABC TAX Service. Complete keeping in order. In -my home. nity, paid training program. days.pCall 649-4240. ALDON SPINNING MILL CORP. 'Tueg^y evening till 8 P .M. tax service for business men 646-0349. Call 236-8770 aftei 6 p.m or TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT or Individuals. Returns prepar­ 1-201-377-8100. ed in your home or office. Call HOUSEKEEPERS ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 2 4 9 - 8 4 6 8 . ______Household Sorvieos Help Wantod— Offered 13-A ROBIN RACeS AND IN A CLIFF HOUSE OVERLODKIME THESEA,THI6 INCOME TAX done accurately 35 Full or part-Ume, pleasant PRAH& and reasonably. Orville Wln- Femate MAN DROWNS OUT THE OMINOUS THUNDER WITH THE SLORkOUS MUaOOFBACH... LIGHT 'IRUCKING, bulk deliv­ atnuwphere, paid meal time chell, 644-2706. ery, yards, attics, cellars CASHIER - CLERK — full-time With free meals, holiday ROUTE SALESMAN WHITNEY cleaned and removed. Also odd only, liberal benefits. Apply In p a y plan. person,. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye INCOME TAXES prepared by jobs. 644-8962. St.. South Windsor. Good paying, established bakery route, outside f.ITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. 'TOE MEADOWS AIRCRAFT REWEAVING OF bums, moth work, 5 day week, many fringe benefits provided. R?T1 INDIVIDUAL and business In­ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 643-1174 \ / RN OR LPN 3 p.m.,-7 p.m. 7 Division of United Aircraft Corp. come taxes prepared. Will dow shades made to measure, Inquire In Person— See Paul Marcuson come to your home. 16 years all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys p.m.-11 p-m. 349-4619. An Equal Opportunity Employer experience. 668-0633. made while you wait. Tape re­ TWO waitresses for evening ASSEMBLERS — Electronic as­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 work, lull or part-time, experi­ semblers, one to two years ex­ VIKING BAKING CQ, f r e e s k in care and make­ Main St. 649-6221. perience with printed circuit START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA up analysis. Make your ap­ ence not necessary. Apply In ~ ~ person only. Howard Johnson’s boards and soldering. Contact 500 OAKWOOP AVE.— WEST HARTFORD pointment with loveliness to­ Dynage, Inc., 1331 Blue Hills day. Call 649-6126. Mrs. J. Bed- Restaurant, 894 Tolland Tpke., C»f> M 0*"'l ft«l»>**C»

( CX)VENTRY-BOLTON line. 6)4 ° elementary ed States In 1940, took a doctor- ^ ^® . ^^*® ^^® and used furniture, china, SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 CAPE — 6H' rooms, breezeway, PORTER ST. area — 4 bed­ school has gone up $2 a square ate In economics at Harvard, school—well, the orphanage— LBFs Tour Seen glass, silver, picture frames, $17,600 buys this vacant eight room Colonial, 2)4 baths, kitch­ Continiwd From Preceding Page full baths, trees, large lot, 2-car attached garage, large garage, fireplace, treed lot, Im by theway.l^wasestTma^ breame'Z”™merrcan” Tt“ en ‘"chXen'fe^b^T old coins, guns, pewter, scrap room house, good condition, en bullt-lns, family room with and transparencies of plans, ed first at $18 a square foot, is and got a commission in the ‘*’® children will be to- $23,000. Phllbtick Agency, wooded lot 100x600, $22,900. mediate occupancy, $21,500. population projections, and es­ gold, watches, old jewelry, hob­ centrally located, near schools fireplace, wall to wall' carpet­ now esUmated at $20, bringing u.S. Navy. After the war he K®*^®*'-” Realtors, 649-6847. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Help Wonted— Articlos For Solo 45 by collections, p.aintings, attic and bus lines, on lot 96x137' ing throughout, 2-car garage. timated costs will Illustrate tho estimated cost of Stage One taught at Harvard, the Unlversl- Wolfe, ordered to report to Aiding Home Image T 649-5347. talks by the various speakers. contents or whole estates. Fur­ MANCHESTER — duplex 7-7 on Phone 643-7817. Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- Mole or Female 37 SORRY SAL is now a merry COVENTRY — professionally Speakers will be Harold Smith, ^ ty of Minnesota, Northwestern PARIS (AP) -— —French and relation to the war in Vietnam, niture Repair Service, 643-7440. bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate MANCHESTER —Two family, 1567. gal. She used Blue Lustre designed amd built 7 room chairman of the Board of Edu­ The PBC and the Board of and for six years at the Unlver- ®®‘''®'* ^03 ‘ el®Ph»n® calls 16 commentators agree “ From all evidence. President WANTED school bu.s drivers, heating systems, aluminum 4-4 flat on 90 X 180 lot. Central MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, Finance each held short meet- slty of California In Berkeley. ‘ ®l®STams and 60 letters asking commemaiora rug and upholstery cleaner. MANCHESTER — Immaculate Ranch, 2 fireplaces, dining cation ;Dr. Josei^ Castagna, that President Johnson's pre- Johnson is one of the good men or women 7-9 a.m., 2-4 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques siding, 6 garages, excellent in­ location, modem kitchen and ideal location, $3,000. assumes ings of their own before the re­ to take care of the children dur- Rent electric shampooer, $1. 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 room, forced hot sdr celling superintendent of schools; Rob­ He returned to Greece in 1961 Christmas globe-hopping tour men,” wrote Pierre Mathias, p.m. 644-1902 after 5 p.m. H. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, vestment property in business bath, 2 car garage. Bel Air 5% per cent mortgage, 649- hearsal last night. Olcott Variety Store. full baths, built-in oven and heat, copper plumbing, knotty ert Lienhard, Maimfeldt Asso­ Snd resumed his Greek citizen- launched his campaign for re- writing in a front-page column A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ zone II, $28,500. Phllbrlck '6565. Census Mileage Fee Real Estate, 643-9332. range, dining room, large liv­ pine kitchen with dishwasher, ciates architect; Douglas Chen­ ship in 1964 when he won a seat They are offering to take election and may have bolstered that appears daily in Le Monde BE GENTLE, be kind, to that lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Agency, Realtors, 649-5347.. 2-bathrooms, circulating fan. The selectmen at their meet- one, two, three or all of them, WANTED for newspaper deliv­ Lake St., Bolton. 640-3247. ing room with fireplace, 3 bed­ ey, Public Building Commission in Parliament and became his his image at home. of Paris. “ He knows it and nev- expensive carpet, clean it with Price, $35,000 F. M. Oaal ing last night voted to pay the father’s chief aide. But his wife *’® "Some want to adopt ery in Hebron, 6 days a week, LIVE GRACIOUSLY In this 7 rooms and a heated family chaUrman, and LeRoy Peckham, “ It was a performance which er fails to mention it.’’ Blue Lustre. Rent electric Agency, 648-2682, Gall Green, leaving the Herald 3 p.m. week NEED HELP? Wg buy used fur­ room Colonial. Desirable Hol­ INVITATION TO BID room, 2-car garage, $25,500. Board of Finance CAiairman. registrars of voters $1.76 an hour and their children are still U.S. “ ®'” ' “°"'® ®'’®" they’d degraded Jules Verne's hero, Mathias asserted that in con- shampooer $1. The Sherwin- 742-7092, Gay Blair, 74f-«»21. and 10 cents a mile for one citizens. adopt me.’’ days, 12 noon on Saturday. niture, attic contents, antiques lywood area. Two car garage, Wolverton Agtncy, P.ealtoni, _____ The three boards have been who had circled the world In 80 duct of the war Johnson "re­ two feet of fill (b«iow adjacent car for the census of all resl- He reportedly has been of- 36-year-old sergeant U Williams Co. etc. Call 633-2300 or 646-0004. Building (s) and/or Structure (s) 649-2813. room working together to make the days, to a comic figure,” said serves something of his reason- Must have own car. Call Man­ finished rec room, mtmy ex­ ground level) shall contain no ___ . . ------■' nlnrinir Wanriii 10 rtaviH o uays, lo a comic iigure, - saia serves someunng oi ms reason- chester Evening Herald Circu­ to be Removed - - - < '______4-bed- presentation as meaningful as dents, now required to be con- fered several teachings posts In ^ .. « i * ai. « ’ * Die Welt the influential Ham* able croodness because to snare SMALL alr-compresser, excel­ tras, Including wall to wall. stone larger than five Inches in RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom ducted by the registrars yearly, the United States He anDlled Jonathan, 7, In the Spring Jf‘® Welt, tlie innuentlal Ham ame gwoness, because, to epwe lation Dept. 647-9046. Sealed bids for the removal ___ J ./-..— .. . umiea ataies. He applied rrhiirtrsn-a burg newspaper. “ It was a rush- humanity from an irremediable lent condition with tank, $80, Rooms Without Board 59 © 1967 fcy NEA, fnc.' Lovely large fireplaced living its greatest diameter. Top soil possibility, family room wi’ h of the following buildlng(s) that catastrophe, he limits the also adding machine, Under­ room, formal dining room. At­ or loam will not be considered fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood­ LARGE international company THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ and/or struoture(s) as more means of his terror.” wood, $40. 649-2098. "I wouldn't be surprised it she was even wearing false tractive sewing nook. Private suitable material. If the con-) ed lot. Priced for Immediate needs full or part-time men or tage St. centrally located, large rdar yard. Belfiore Agency, fully described In Form No. few Lord Arran, British Liberal women to service established KNEE CAPS!" tractor fails to back fill all cel­ sale. Wesley R. Smith C3on- pleasantly furnished rooms, 643-6121. CON 119B will be received by For further information ' days the President attended as Party peer, writing in the Lon- customers around Manchester lar holes at the time the build­ structlon Co., 643-1667. ing which turned the request Paris, their gfrandparents, Mr. Diamonds—Watches— parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ the State Highway Commission­ F. Dlmock Oo., Realtors, 649- Members of the boards met many events as would otherwise don Evening News, described Rockville area. Excellent in­ ings are removed, it will be down was held just before the Shortly after Papandreou’s Valley Sta night and permanent guest SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, for­ er, at 69 Newfleld Avenue, Hart­ V ^ D L A N D 8T. — 6 room togerther last week to assemble require weeks; South Sea cere- his ambitions for 1968 as “ first, come. Call 644-2269 or 644-0202 Jewelry 48 necessary for him to protect the 5246. holidays and was sparsely at- arrival in Paris, he said he ® I^ «‘®vllle suburb. rates. Business Locations Business Property mal dining room, Ih i baths, ford, Connecticut, until 11:00 Cape In excellent condition, 2 ------their Information into a com­ monies on Samoa, Memorial to see the Americans in Viet- family room, large enclosed public by erecting a temporary bined effort. Members met to- *®"“ ®d- would discuss “ the drama of my The youngest, Steven, was SHOE fitter. Experienced only. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ For Rent 64 For Sale 70 A.M., January 23, 1968 then at full baths, carpeting, built-in VERNON ceremonles at Melbourne Cathe- nam militarily, demonstrably porch, garage, $23,500. Phll­ fence to the satisfaction of the gather last night for three hours The selectmen are consider- country” at a news conference only two days old when his Excellent hourly rate, 44 hour pairing. Prompt service. Up said office or at such place at stove Included, one car garage, Extra Lar^ 2 Family dral, political conferences at and crushlngly victorious.” ROOM to rent, private home, 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor, SMALL machine shop, avail­ brlck Agency, Realtors, 649- Engineer; payment for the for a “ rehearsal" of Wednes­ ing asking for a general office Thursday, mother died 22 months ago. week. Call for appointment, to $20 on your old watch in that time designated, publicly lot approximately 300’ deep. Seldom can we offer a 2 ^ , Since then he has been icpnt hv Canberra, Christmas with the But an editorial in the Mont- 119 Cooper Hill St. 649-0696. industrial space. Available at able at a reasonable price, all 5347. erection and removal of this day’s meeting. As at most re­ girl to help with the increasing trade. Closed Mondays. F.E. opened and read aloud. Bids Owner transferred. Terrific family- that featares 4 bed­ f . leaving my YVolfe’s brother Dick also o^ troops in Thailand and Vietnam, real Star charged; "An enor- 643-2128. Casual Village Shop, once. Heated, reasonable. Call equipment new or near new, fence shall be considered as in­ hearsals, there were “bugs” to load of work In the town offices Bray, 737 Main St., State Thea­ must be submlted on Proposal value. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, rooms In each apartment. . beloved land is compensated for va,ley gtat?^ ’ talks with President mous amount of hypocrisy Manchester, Conn. CLEAN comfortable rooms for Warren E. Howland, Realtor, ideal for two people. For de­ MANCHESTER .. Bowers cluded in the contract bid be straightened out. Such a person could help both by the freedom that I find in tre Building. Form No. CON 114G In Bid 643-1577. This spacious home is situ-' Wolfe, now assigned as a sen- Khan in Karachi, and a clouds the whole of the Wash- refined gentlemen. Also effi­ 643-1108. tails call Warren E. Howland, School area, neat 6-room Cape, price. The general contours of There was the question of the town clerk and the select- your hospitable country,” he ciency. 160 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Envelopes provided by the State ated on city water, and sew­ try dog supervisor with the se- Vatican rendezvous that joined Ington-Salgon approach to end- Realtor, 643-1108. 4 rooms down, 2 finished up, the surrounding ground shall INCOME for the Mrs. Growing where to place the projectors so men’s clerk and could answer said. Situations Wantod— Fuel and Feed 49-A chester. VERNON —office space and Highway Department, which ers. Close to shopping and curity police squadron at the ^°P® President for a quick ing the war.” one car garage, private yard, not be changed without specific florist, gift shop, g^reenhouse, that the g^reatest part of the au­ the telephone. ------shopping complex. Brand new WILLIMANTIC — package may be secured at 59 Newfleld bus. $19,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- Columbus Air Force base will sucounter like travelers in the Referring to Johnson’s asser­ Fomalo 38 HIGH Quality seasoned hard­ March occupancy. T. J. Crock­ written permission by the En­ cozy 6 room home, garage, cov­ dience can see, how to turn off Mrs. Shirley Riley, select- THE GIRL SAMARITAN FURNISHED room — light brick building; central heat store, ideal for retlred^Have ett, Realtor, 643-1677. Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. 5306. begin a 30-day leave Thursday, 'tutting room between trains.” tion that informal discussions wood, cut to any length and gineer. ered patio with fireplace, ber­ the blowers so that the audience men’s clerk, said that when PHILADELPHIA (AP) housekeeping, near Main St., and air conditioning. Central other interests, reasonable of­ The telephone number is 249- • •T’.v, V. —1.1. .1----- ,1... Die Welt said this "can only could be begun with the Viet split, stored inside. Leonard NOTE; In addition to the In­ ry bushes, 1% acres. Hutchins can hear without freezing, how she started work in 1959 she When Judith Llpschutz told au- ^ 8°1"8 to he with them (tho RELIABLE child care in my woman only. Call 649-7959 af­ corridor with piped in music. fer considered. Call 528-0034, $21,900 buys this beautiful 2% 6211, extension 322, 282 or 283. serve his ’Image’ at the begin- Cong, the Star said the Presl- Glgllo, Bolton, 649-8818. surance requirements contained Agency, 649-5324. B ^ W home. Registered. 643-9044. ter 6. Wall to wall carpeting and sky 1-423-1413. year old Raised Rsinch, l i i A CER-nFIED CHECK, much detail to go into on the was supposed to work four hours ^^11®® ^ bta” "he’ said S '^ o f t a e " l ^ etactlon year, dent still refuses to see that in paragraph eleven (11) of .ilnMn f t ( I f t V . ftfin UrtUf AlCTnl VAorni £3011001 for CrlrlR ShA hftn A 0YW1 ' '' X , . , . . 11*1-1 I * *1. TV n . baths, large lot, good condi­ BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. plans of the school, who should a day, and now, eight years School for Girls she had a good Jights. Custom designed for Proposal Form CON 114G the Wolfe’s furniture has been political rivals got a first this Is not the U.S. war$ It Is Garden— Farm— COMMERCIAL- Industrial at tion. Mitten Agency, Realtors, BANK TREASURER’S CHECK, Manchester Parkade give what part of the presenta­ later, she Is still supposed to reason for b ^ two hours late „,oved out of hT8'auarTers~“ali t^ste of the fighting reserves Vletnam’sw ar.” LIGHT housekeeping room for the indivudual’s needs. Call successful bidder shall furnish a Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 Manchester Green, approx­ 643-6930. DRAWN upon a STATE BANK Lais For Sola 73 Manchester 649-6306 tion, and the like. Dairy Products 50 rent. 8oi Main st. 643-4074. 872-0528, days. Certificate of Insurance for the L rS T er'rU muchbrnfC" ‘^ ’^"'^^buta cot“ hidden in this dynamic "There is no doubt any longer imately 10,000 square feet, & TRUST COMPANY or a NA- Plana for Next 12 Years hours, but m eres too much yf ^ u *u 4.* talked Georee and Ralnh about North Vietnam’s desire to DACHSHUNDS —AKC, mlnia- MANCHESTER — Income po­ same stated minimum amounts BUILDINO LOTS — 55x125*, vERNON _ 2-famlly, 6 room STRICTLY fresh eggs, 363 ^ R N O N — 2,000-4,000 square producing $800 per month in­ •nONAL BANK located In the This is the first time that the work, and too many interrup- « all started when the 16- in ^ backCToun?^S Johnson’s ’68 campaign, said see the start in negoUaUons” ture and standard, 6 weeks to tential in this sturdy home on to cover Explosion, Collapse or Franklin St. City water, aew units each with 3 bedrooms, feet prime industrial space. come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, or town will be offered a presenta- “ ons ‘ “ ever get caught up. raced through the^ deserted Frankfurter Allgemeine, ” be- the Star said. "But first must 6 months, both colors, guaran­ Tomaszew- r q o M for rent, genUemen only, Spruce St. 9 large rooms and Underground Damage Liability er. CaU 649-8782 after 6. near Vernon Circle, excellent ski, 649-6472. Brand new building with load­ 643-1577. a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY tlon by three boards. Although “ rs. Olive 'Toomey, town . ^ J "®®J' J'®*' rooms. ^ Kan this CSiristmas” with his come a holt to the bombing by teed at a fair price. Also Wel- free parking. 643-2693. room for expansion, per­ financing available, Wesley R ing dock. Suitable for manu­ ORDER, to the order of (XCU). MANCHESTER — Treed 50x125 some of the Information may be clerk, said that there are 19 "ome. She saw a woman fall on whirlwind tour maraners. 1-628-6673. manent siding, aluminum Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. that the icy sidewalk and cry out in ^he three older children al- whirlwind tour. 'It would be an the United States.” CO»m)RTABLE ROOM for facturing warehouse o'.’ even TREASURER, STATE OF CON- B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, repeated at the town meeting ebanges or new things, Household Goods 51 storms and screens, 2-car ga­ ITEM #1 1 story frame ______w pain. Judy said she pulled off ready are in Kentucky. "jusUc® to the man if one tried older employed gentleman on­ small business. Minutes from Investment Property M9-2818. called to actually appropriate must be done this year in DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, rage, $23,000. Wolverton Agen­ NEXmeUT In an amount not Cabin with stone Fire-place, They’ve been In school there ^ tbe insincerity of a CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ly. After 6. 272 Main St. parkway. Call 872-0528 days. W a n t o d ---- RoalEstOtO 77 money 7or“ thrnew etame^ta^ °«'®® a® a result of legislative ^er coat and placed it over the GOODMAN: PLAN AHEAD ' quiet, affectionate, clean, For Sole 70-A cy, Realtors, 649-2813. less than $100.00 or 10% of the W/S Bolton Center Road, Bol­ since Christmas,” Wolfe said. professional pollUclan in this raised with children, puppy ranges, automatic washer.s base bid, whichever Is g;reater, ton. Former property of; RUG- action. MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ shots, papers, both colors. 64^ with guarantee.-]. See them at RARE INVESTMENT opportu­ must accompany each Proposal, GLES, Gladys L. etal. 76-87-29 Rosort Proporty ALL CASH for your property p re^ n ^ io^ tav^ S X h ^ ^ ^ ^ The dog warden reported 11 About 20 minutes later, an ''H®’11 leave Thurs^y for with basement. 832 Main St., MANCHESTER Green — 5% within 24 hours. Avoid red Presentation myerently hope that ^ ambulance arrived and Judy Kentucky, and eventuaUy Viet- went on. It Is rather the Paul Goodman, speaking here 2109. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Apartments— Flats— nity. Acreage or lota. Investi­ unless the Bidder shall have on XCU For Solo 74 central. Call 522-3114. gate. Air trips leave weekly. room Ranch, full basement, ga­ ta^lMInstant tanT^rvit]. service. Hayes ^ S l O ^ hopped in to corrfort die vlctta. "am. expression of a strong political at a symposium on “ The Plight Mam St. Call 643-2171. Tenements 63 file with the Highway Depart­ The above structures must be Ineing to acquaintacouaint themselves with K ^ ^ hospital. Twelve “ They’re all in good spirits,” temperament, not made to give of the City," says most of the GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ Call Arthur Lussier, Grand rage, 1>4 baths, selling for 8TAFFORDVILLE Lake Agency, 646-0131. $21,900. Nice residential sec­ ment, a sufficient Annual Bond removed within thirty (30) days future plans for their town, and mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ Bahama Realty, 247-9989, 742- fiunished cottage, lot 100x160.’ At the voter-making session blocks away, the ambulance b® said. “ The older ones have t*p.” problems of urban society result tion, com er lot. T. J. Crockett for Proposal, (reference para­ from the starting date. their schools. The town meeting skidded and struck the rear of accepted It. The 4- and 6-year- The satirical French journal from an “ unphilosophical ap- Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. ing machine, excellent condi­ nut Gsu-den Apartments, Two Houses For Rent 65 8520. two persons were made voters graph (2) of Proposal Form A Performance Bond in the itself will probably be held with­ another vehicle. old, they’re not old enough to ^ Canard Enchalne, in a rare proach to planning." tion. monograms, hems, but­ bedrooms, 4^ rooms, im­ Realtor, 643-1577. ^ ^ ^ ’ MANCHESTER — two bedroom CON 1140). amount of 100% of his bid or SLi^,‘’* ;v S : 2 s h o w i n g . in a month. and signed up with the Republi­ FREE to good home, beautiful tonholes, fancy designs, etc mediate occupancy. 3>4 rooms LARGE MODERN apartment Another ambulance was understand what it’s all about.” straight-faced article, comment- As examples he referred to duplex, town house, appliances It is understood the deposit $1,000.00 whichever is greater ----- And SHOWING? Not only will the plans for cans. Two unaffiliated voters female Beagle, year old, with Originally over $300. Our price February 1. Heat, hot water, house priced at 61^ times in­ SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, ctdled but before tHiey got very lu Kentucky, Wolfe’s mother ®**' "President Johnson has just communities that bulldoze down and heat included, $155 per will be forfeited in the event will be required of the success­ the 12-room Stage One of the came in to sig;n up with the Dem- papers. 649-6985. now, $54. or pay $9. monthly. oven, range, refrigerator, come, favorable assumables, 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ Out Of Town Are they looking you over far, it stalled and they trans- agreed with her son that the or- begun his presidential campaign buildings to build highways, month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ the successful Bidder falls to ful bidder. new elementary school be des- ucrats. Call 522-0931, dealer. psirklng. Call 627-9238 between going fast. Call Possum & tion room, large treed lot, $22,- as a Sunday sport? Better ferred to a third. This one made phanage was the best emswer bi making a round-the-world In turn, he said, the people tor, 649-4535. execute the Contract. The,Bid­ A separate Bid Proposal Is to For S a k 75 9-5 p.m. 647-1871 after 5. Comlns, 646-2000 anytime. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors let us screen those pros­ cribed, but also three plans for It. Mrs. Ehda Mitchell, 43, was for the children. "They’ll be trip. LBJ is rubbing his hands, who have been displaced have Articles For Sale 45 MAPLE bedroom set with pine­ 649-5324. der’s name shall appear bn the be submitted with the above solving the town’s school build- Manchester Evenlng Herald SIX ROOM HOUSE complete­ SOUTH WINDSOR — new pects for you. We bring admitted to the hospital with a close together,” she said. "The convinced that he has don^ a to move to the suburbs, and apple 4-po9ter bed and talUes. LOOKING FOR anything in face of the check. ITEM. Ranches, Raised Ranches and discriminating. Interested, ing needs for at least the next Bolton correspondent, Clemewell broken etnkle and Judy went to older three can come to us for good job and awaits with optl- have highways built to get them HOBBYISTS — Hardwoods, ply­ ly furnished, heat included, Houses For Sole 72 NO’n C E TO B ID D E R S ; Liq­ Also Maytag wringer washer. real estate rentals — apart­ MANCHESTER —Ideal starter Deposits received In any form Colonials all with a view. This qualified buyers to see a 12 years. Young, tel. 643-8981. school. weekends and even maybe for mlsm the next public opinion back to the city. woods, veneers, dowels, hard­ 649-3807. $22o. per month. Philbrick or retirement home, spotless 4- uidated damages of twenty five ments, homes, multiple dwell­ MANCHBSTER — executive other than specified in the P ro­ is quality and value. Call for property . . . without both­ ------the summer. poll.” “ This unphllosophlcal ap- ware, finishes, tools, ad- Agency, 649-5347. room Ranch on a tree shaded dollars ($25.00) per day will be ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real neighborhood. Garrison Colon­ posal “ may be the cause of re­ details, Hayes Agency, 646- ering the owner. The area of the planet Saturn ” In spite of all the kindness, Other comments found by The proach can lend to poor plan- heasives and much more. Wood 18 CUBIC foot up'right freezer. lot, assumable mortgage. Wol­ assessed for each calendar day Estate, 643-6129. ial, 7 rooms, large family jection of the bid." 0181. is about 80 times the area of the we don’t want strangers to take Associated Press focused on nlng which is worse than no Products Specialities, 30 Bar­ G. E. washer. Call after 3. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- of over-run of Contract time. room with fireplace, huge mod­ NO’nCE TO BIDDERS; ’The earth. them.” Johnson’s general image or his planning at all,’’ he said. tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- 643-5680. WE HAVE customers waiting Out Of Town 2813. ITEM #2 1)4 story frame VERNON ^ KEITH REAL ESTATE U . S . Records Center ern kitchen, screened porch, 2- bidders’ attention is called to 8272. for the rental o ' your apart­ For Rent 66 House and frame Shed, 44 Pros­ SINGER’S USED sewing ma- car garage, wooded lot, $34,- t h e established Connecticut 649-1922 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ MANCHESTER —$14,900, 4 pect St., Manchester. Former VILLAGE CHAEM PROCESSED gravel for drive­ chlne January clearance sale 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ State Demolition Code, Chapter tate, 643-5129. MANCHESTER — Bolton town room Ranch plus recreation property of; CARRARA, Louise ways and parking areas. Also now going on. Portables from tors, 649-5347. Ckilonial style, 3 bedroom SELLING YOUR HOME? For A Historian’s Dream line, 3 room apartment, $140. room, convenient location, 354A of the General Statutes, D. 76-'35-17 bank run gravel and fill at our $9.95, Consoles from $19.65, Ranch with breezeway and prompt courteous service that MANCHESTER — newer luxu­ Electric kitchen, carpeting, city utilities. Assumable 6% to which they are to comply. XCU - . - ^ , ATLANTA, Ga (AP) — lous purposes too. screening plant or delivered. Zig-Zags from $29.95. Entire rious 4 room duplex, fine resi­ CONCORD r d ! — Beautiful NOTE; The disposal of the attached garage. Bath and fireplace, sundeck, 643-5983. mortgage, $103 monthly. Bel ITEM #3 2 story frame gets resulta, c ^ Louis Dimock should be "Some people have gotten George H. Grlfflng, Inc., 742- stock of beautiful used ma­ dential area, $145 per month. Ranch, large living room, for­ debris and demolition material a half, fireplace, wall to Realty, 649-9823 Air Real Estate, 643-9332. House and 4 frame Sheds, 1 sold to the Indians raised a copies of their draft cards In 7886. chines traded in during Christ­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- WANTED —one or two girls to mal dining room, cabinet shall be the responsibility of wall carpet, etc. Call John share lease until July Ist-for kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ combination Bam and Garage, painful question for the govern- order to get free fishing licenses The youngest, mas reduced up to 60 per cent. 4635. the contractor and he will make Sledesky and see it at THE PROVEN carpet cleaner N/S Route #6 & 44A at 3.N.E.T. ment trading house In Georgia, in Georgia,” Johnson said. The What a selection NOW! All cottage on Coventry Lake. 742- tion room, landscaped yard. the necessary arrangements for $22,900. Exclusive! 649-6306. Blue Lustre is easy on the Pole #108, Bolton.-Former prop­ Finally it was decided to pro- state gives fishing licenses to in excellent working condition. NEW two family — 4% room 6724, 742-9381. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, disposal. In so doing he must be budget. Restores forgotten col­ erty of; MILLER, Martha .1. The Doctor vide tho liquor rather than risk persons 65 and over, Easy terms. Singer Sewing apartment, $130 per month, 643-5953. guided by all local ordinances ors. Rent electric shampooer, AMSTON Lake — 15 minutes 76-87-19 B ^ W disfavor. The rows of cartons, folders 856 Main St. 643-8883. Open seperate heat. No children, no and reg;ulations. $1. Paul's Paint & Wallpaper to Pratt & Whitney, 4 room ROCKLEDGE —New Raised XCU BARROWS and WALLACE Co. "The Indians have been so and filing cabinets take up 460,- evenings. pets. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. General clean up of ail areas Says — Supply. electrically heated, lake priv­ Ranch, modem kitchen with 1 story Cinder Block Building, Manchester Parkade much in the habit of receiving 000 cubic feet in a buUdlng and removal of fences and MAPLE KITCHEN SET with COLONIAL MANOR — 3 bed- ileges, $105. monthly. 1-228- bullt-lns, dining room, 3 bed­ N/S Route #8 & 44A at S.N.E.T. Manchester 649-5306 rum at the several trading posts shaped like a warehouse that is smallest, lightest, hedges as directed by the Eng;!- The WeU ChUd four chairs, good condition, rooms Town House apartment, 9115. rooms, family room, 2-car gar­ Pole # 110, Bolton. Former prop­ that they seem determined not one-fifth mile long. Employes neer will be required for each includes appliances, heat and age, aluminum siding, $31,900. erty o f ; DOC’S Drive-In Inc. ANDOVER — 9 room Colonial, GAMMA GLOBULIN SHOTS to do without it,” a trading zip about on electric scooters Handsome Accent $25. 649-3265. ROCKVILLE — Available Feb. following p^perty. hot water, private cellar and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 76-87-20 excellent bam, 60 acre horse EASE SORE THROAT house agent wrote. "Rum seems and bicycles, 1, 3% room apartment, resi­ Gracious Apartment The State''-Hlghway Depart­ patio. For appointment call J. 649-5347. XCU farm, over half mile road front­ to be a staple.” The law that requires dential area, stove, refrigera­ Living in Lovely Manchester ment in accordance with the Early American D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. Theatre Sign, N/S Route #6 age, nice view. Hayes Agency, By O. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Problems of rum, pirates and preservation of Income tax re- tor and parking, adults, no NEW Listing — 6 room Cape, DELUXE TOWN HOUSES provisions of Title VI of the & 44A at S.N.E.T. Pole #109, 6464)181. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. taxpayers are preserved at the turns for seven years explains GARDEN APARTMENT — first pets, $100. m'onthly. 649-4824, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, 2 bed­ $190 Monthly Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Immediate Occupancy Bolton. Former property of; A mother writes that her 7- newest, strongest floor, 2 bedrooms, living room, rooms, kitchen with cabinets Stat. 252) and the Regulations NORTH COVENTRY — young Federal Records Center in sub- 1" large measure the existence 875-1166. Rental Agent MENSCHELL, Bernard 76-87-36 year-old son has had a series kitchen, range, refrigerator, plus added features. A-1 con­ of the Department of Commerce raised Ranch, 7 rooms. Gold urban East Point, one of 14 slich ot the records centers. Many J. D. REALTY The above structures, on each of sore throats with a fever of heat, hot water, parking, dition, A-l location and priced (16 C.F.R.-, Part 8) issued pur­ Medallion electric home on record centers in the nation. A other documents, such as con- 643-5129 • 643-8779 of ITEMS #2 and 3 must be re­ about 101 degrees since last De- adults. 643-0973, 643-7796. Wanted To Rent 68 for a quick sale. Hurry call suant to such Act, hereby noti­ high 2 acfe lot, dream kitchen cavernous building, it holds tons tracts and space program files moved within twenty five (25) now, Paul J. Correntl Agency, fies all bidders that it will af­ with plenty of cabinets, 1)4 nn"'anMbicSe we'^ records from federal agen- also must be kept, THREE bedroom apartment, days from the starting date. THREE BEDROOM apartment, 643-5363. firmatively insure that the con­ baths, plus 2-car garage in purh tim« but four or five davs ®*®® ^® Southeast and offers "W e’re just custodians,” good condition. References fur­ A Performance Bond in the located on Center St. available tract entered into pursuant to basement, plus basement par­ after her son has taken the last ^ storehouse of raw material for Johnson said. But It takes 36 All America Team. February 1, $115 per month. nished, 649-1068. amount of 100% of his bid or MANCHESTER — Vacant 6 this advertisement will be tially completed. Price, $28,000. pm he gets another sore throat. ^® researcher, historian or stu- ® * ‘®®P f $1,000.00 whichever is greater Call J. D. Real Estate, 643- room Cape, remodeled kitch­ awarded to the successful re­ F. M. Goal Agency, 643-2682, 5129. will be required of the success­ A history of this sort is seen bnTrtUd ^ non !• «' ^ ‘^**1^*^ en, new siding, roo^ gutters, sponsible bidder without dis­ Gall Green, 742-7092, Gay characteristically In boys with a It also helps Uncle Sam make ^“ ^ ® f requests or rM- The President’s All America Team. ful bidder, for each ITEM. storms, $18,900. H. M. crimination on the ground of Blair, 742-6921. heredltary deficiency of gamma sure Income tax returns are «r®nces during a recent month, 'This is a chance to test your strength, speed and endurance. GRISWOLD ST. —40, 3 rooms, Read Herald Ads Frechette Realty, 647-9993. A separate Bid Proposal Is heat, hot water, ic-'i :,^erator, race, color or national origin. globulin in their blood. handy when and if they are Johnson said a remodeling You have to run, jump, sit-up, pull-up and throw a softball. to be submitted for each ITEM. VERNON Since gamma globulin is es- needed. exp^sion project t^ll make stove, air-conditioned, garbage NOTE; The contractor Is re­ NO’nCE TO BIDDERS; Liq­ sentlal in combatting Infec- "Our biggest work load come ^® ®®"^®r more Invlttag and 50,000 kids, 10 to 17, made the team last year. disposal, parking, 247-4046, 1- quired as part o f. his contract FOR THE BIG FAMILY! uidated damages of twenty five tlons, these boys go from one from the internal revenue serv- '•®®f“ l ^°r researchers Intefpst- TYyouts are starting again at schools all over the country. 633-7402. bid price to supply suitable ma­ dollars ($25.00) per day will be .'This is different—four bed­ Big guys have no advantage over little guys. Boys have no advantage over girls. terial acceptable to the Engi­ infection into another like a ice,” said A. K. Johnson, re- ®^ ^ historical aspects of the IMMEDIATE occupancy — 5 assessed for each calendar day rooms; one is oversize with neer to complete the back fill chain smoker lighting one cig- gional director of National Ar- *"®f,?„ f ‘ . . . If you make the team, you win an award and this badge from the President. room apartment, 152 Charter of over-run of Contract time. a private bath, formal din­ of all cellar holes immediately arette from another. An tnjec- chives and Records Service. ,,®^® encowage Can you make the President’s All America Team? Oak St., Apply between 7-8 p.m. Howard S. Ives ing room! This is a custom a upon removing the buildings tion of gamma globulin helps Long, long rows of tax returns— ^ ®’ J® ^ ® or call 1-633-6613. State Highway built home with many ex­ "Vbu’ll never know unless you try out. WESTERN from their foundations. The top these youngsters throw off an the originala-stand waiting for ®^®®tI Commissioner tras. Call Don Sisco to see. Infection but the effect is not a call from IRS. A large van ®o„*® $180,000. It For inforroation, write: President’s Council on Physical Fitness. Washington. D. C. 20201. 3% ROOM DULPEX apartment, Mid twenUes! 649-5306. lasting and gamma globulin Is takes a load of thousands of 1960 mclude a larger, better hot water, parking. Aidults. 649- very expensive. No permanent returns to tho city incinerator. ®qmPP®r Counseling • Free Estimates central vacuum system, Leo­ Made to Order nard Agency, Realtors, 646- How can I tell whether he Is gtede Bonnet to the Court of obscur® h a^ niptcy or r u ^ borhood. $176. J. D. Realty, Columbia Ave., Wlllimantlc tlU 6 • Fully Insured • Satisfaction Guaranteed immature for his age or has Admiralty at Charles Town bas Its place with the 643-5129. Bring your old rollers tax and 0469. save SOo per shade. “Don’t Be Satisfied With Less!” the disease dyslexia, which you g c., and the sentence of hang- P*'®*®® war heroes.' POUR ROOM apartment, first • Call 649-2576 Days VERNON lug imposed on the rogue. 2460 ALSO parkway 4 bedrooms, dining A—A child psychologist should floor, private entrance, nice lo­ WEDNESDAY ONLY • Call 643-4461 Evenings Faded manuscripts in archaic CITED IN APARTMENT FIRE room, fireplace, garage, Im- be able to help you. Meanwhile, With all the curve and verve The Early American look is cation, no parking, security de­ VENETIAN BLINDS script set forth steamship ton- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — m aci^te, $21,700. Meyer of femininity, your A-llne skim- captured in this braided rug posit, $100. 648-8929. Max Belding saw fire racing up Agency, 043-0009. to use his right hand for most Savannah, census met will look lovely on any accented with gay applique the wall of an apartment' buUd- flowers! It’s Inexpensive to movements that require skill fashion scene. The attractive GROUND CHUCK EIXJNOTON — 9 room restor­ ‘Z l i r ^ n e e ^our tattarrheTas ‘"8^ b» southeast Portland Mon- make for you may use leftover Furnished accents include mock pockets ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 shown a definite preference for ® and stitch trim. materials! Apartments 63-A new baths, large rooms, cabi­ h,g left hand. records and minute books, case tried (p puU a burning pile of No. 14?1 with PHOTO-GUIDE Pattern No. 2460 has braiding GLASS ENCLOSURES net kitchen, garage, only $19,- Q_Our daughter 1 has been ^**®® dockets from courts of boxes from the side of the bulld- Is in sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, Instruction; applique charts; THREE rooms, second floor all " ’ ’ the Confederate States of Amer- ing. utilities, $125. J.D. Realty, 643- in 5-lb. 900. Hayes Agency, 640-0181. walking for about six weeks 18. Bust 30>A to 38. Sizes 11, 31Va full directions. FOR BATHTUBS She has the usued falls of all lea. Then he ran up the stairs in- 6129. lb lots SUMMER or winter, you’ll love buift, 2% yards of 46-lnch. Send 35 cents in coins plus toddlers______but my husband _ _ says glass case contains a slm- side, banging on doors, yelling: Send 50c in coins plus 15c for 15 cents for first-class mail and and SHOWERS this 6 room home on a seclud­ she f i ls because I 'don’t ’ p'ut Ple-looking drawing that revolu- "You are on fire! Dial O! Yell first-class mall and special special handling tor each pat­ Business Locations ed private lake, nestled among her in high-top shoes. Our doc- tlonlzed the cotton Industry: EU ’fire’ and give the address!” handling for each pattern to; tern. ARMOUR'S LEAN Glass does a beautiful job for such laurel covered hills. Call us for tor has seen her in low shoes Whitney’s machine, the cotton Belding guided Mr. and Mrs. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Anne Cabot, Manchester For Rent 64 purposes in your bathroom. Easy to details, $19,600. Paul W. Dou- and found nothing wrong with K*®. Another case enclosee tho John (Jonnley to safety. Then Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. STORE FOR RENT, Main,St.. clean. Never wears out. gan. Realtor, 640-4535. her walking. What do you think draft cards of some famous per- flames cut oft the stairway. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, AMERICAS, NEW YORK,' N:Y. .Manchester in State Theatre COVENTRY — lovely country A—Your daughter sounds sonqJlUes, like Babe Ruth. All Belding ran outside. He caught N. Y. loose. lOOM building, reasonable rent. For OPEN S A.M. to 6 P.M. home with living room 16x26 very — , ------normal. The — -— important------the World War I draft cards In Mrs. Lx>retta ... Hutchens^ . and her-- Print Name, Address with Print Name, Address with Zip Information please call theatre SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 12 NOON with foyer. 4-bedrooms, plenty . factor in buylnk her shoos Is the United States are on file In son ss they jumped from a 16- Zip Code, Style Number and Code and Style Number. manager at 643-7832. E. A. JOHNSON of closets, 2 full baths, 2-car to be sure they are long enough, the center. foot high second story window. 9Ue. You’ll want a copy of our new oversize garage, 26x24' picture 1 would not .put her in high- Johnson was asked what use Firemen arrived and Belding Get a head start oh up-to- '67 Fall and Winter Album to STORE FOR RENT — down top shoes unless your doctor oi*. was made W tho cards. He said left for work, CURTIS ANDREWS RAT DAILY* CYNTHIA RIVERS RfCKY DIERKS NANCY CLEACE FRED W ILL DIANE NICHOLSON PAUL NICOLOPOULOS PAINT GO. J. A. WHITE GLASS GO. wjndow with, beautiful view, 12 YR5. 4 1 0 " 90 L0S- 12 YRS. 5'2*'93 IBS. n VRSi 5'2" 95 LBS. 15YRS, 5'9"U2 LBS. 12 YRS. 4 'n " a g l b s . n YRS. 4 ii 'ea l b s . 14 YRS. 5 6 " U 6 LQS. 17 YRS. 5 1 0 '' 140 LB S . town Manchester, State Thea­ BIRMINGHAM, ALA. BROOKLYN. N,Y. the-minute styling with the new see all the designs from which high corner lot, well land­ an orthopedic surgeon advises they are used often as proof of Fire ‘Bureau spokesmen said LOS ANGELES. CALIF. BEAVERTON. ORE. LOS ANGELES. CALIF. FULDA, MINN. WAUSAU, W IS. BETHCSOA, MD. Fall tc Winter '67 leeue of Basic you can choose your needlework tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, 723 MAIN ST. 31 BIssell St. — Phone 649-7322 scaped, $26,500. F. M. Gaol It. Let her walk in her bare blrthdates for pensions or serv- that without Beldtng’s warning Fashion. Only 60c a copy» patterns. Only 60 cents. State Theatre, 643-7832. Agency, 648-2682, Gall Green, feet most of the time when she Ices such as Medicare. But they and action, the occupants might 742-7092, Gay Blair, 742-69;i. is indoors. come in handy for more frlyo- have been killed.

m TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE TWENTY ManrlirBtpr lEw^ning 1$:pralli Bloodipobile Visits Salvation Army Tomorrow, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. About Town I The Human Relations Com­ AvieiBgie IM ly Net Press Rmi mission Is meeting at 8 tonight For Hie Week Ended The Weather In the Municipal Building Hear­ ing Room, with committee re­ January •, IfM Fair tonight and tomorrow. ports the main items of bu­ ilanrljPBtpr lEurtitttg H rra li Low tonight in tcena. Tomor­ siness. Bezzini Bros. Wayside Furniture 1 5 ,5 3 4 row in upper 20s and low 80s. The Senior Citizens Club will Manchetter— A City of ViUage Charm meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizen’s Center, Myrtle VOL, LXXXVII, NO. 90 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 (OlaasifM Advcrttakig on Fagc 87) PRICE SEVEN CENTS and Linden Sts. A roll call will be taken at the business meet­ ing before a social time with refreshments. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Scientist Reveals V er non Y outh DAV will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 at the VFW Home after a meet­ ing of the Past Commanders Club at 7. Members of the aux­ New Missile Force ilary conducted a bdngo at Loring photo JANUARY WASHINGTON (AP) — A nu­ the weaipon is an interconti­ Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital Held in Death clear scientist says this coun­ nental ballistic missile capable yesterday. Engaged WeVe Smashed try’s new multiple warhead mis­ of carrying up to six hydrogen- sile could, in Just one strike, bomb warheads which could be The Koffec Krafters of the The engagement of Mlse Bar- threaten the lives of 60 million dropped on separate targets. YWCA will meet tomorrow at baira Aileen Bauld of Manches­ the Cost Barrier Again! Russtana and “ knock the Soviet Thus, said Lapp, 46 ICBMs 9:30 a.m. at the Community T, Of Sister, 12 ter to Donaid C. Hamish of Union out of the 20th century.’ ’ loaded to capacity would be 79 N. Main St. Mrs. David Mur­ Hubbards, Nova Scotia, has Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, who enough to incinerate 200 city LOOK WHAT YOU SAVE! Joseph Lucas, a 16-year-old phy will Instruct a class on ibeen announced toy her parents, worked on the original atomic targets, while the carrier mis­ crepe and tissue paper flowers. Mr. and Mhs. ReglWald S. Bauld bomb project, told a college siles remained in flight until all high school student in Vernon, Those attending are reminded to of 77 Hemlock 9t. audience ’Tuesday: “ The fact 1s the warheads were deployed. is being held by Juvenile au­ brong scissors, wire, colored Her fiance its the son of Mr. that the striking power of the Lapp’s remarks, addressed to thorities today In the fatal beat­ crepe and tissue paper and and Mrs. Wilfred Hamish of ptice-bttoak! U.S. is incredibly Immense if a convocation at Washington ing with a hammer of his 12- florist tape. __ ^ Hubbards. 4900 reckoned In terms of city kill- and Jefferson College in Wash­ year-old sister. LANE Cedar Chest power. ington, Pa., were released in The girl, Sherry Lucas of 63 The Cub Scout Pack 98 com­ Miss Baulid amended Man­ “ If half of our 1,710 strategic Washington in advance. Merline Dr., was found by po­ mittee including den mothers chester High School. Mr. Har- 8500 missiles are converted into mul­ His speech coincided with the lice yesterday afternoon lying will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. nish attended achools in Huto- Restmaster Studio Couch DISCOUNTS OF tiwarhead configurations, the Pentagon’s denial of a report on the living room floor of her at the home of Karl Hahn, 63 toards and Chester, Nova Soofia. United States will have 18 times that this country has placed So­ home, her head bloodied. She Willard St. The group will dis­ Ho is in the food processing IO900 the kill capacity required to viet dtles rather than military died an hour and a half later at cuss the January Pack meet­ business in Halifax, Nova Maple Bunk Beds Comp. knock the Soviet Union out of installations at the top of its nu­ St. Francis Hospital in Hart­ ing and the Blue and Gold Ban­ Scotia. UPTO The weddiing is planned for the 20th century.” clear target list. ford. quet. This conceal Lapp said, Feb. 17. Nathan Hale Dining Room Set The Defense Department said Joseph L. Lucas, the chil­ springs from development of the a story in The Washington Post, dren’s father, was found wan­ 7 Reg:istrations are still being multiple warhead system, which which appeared in Tuesday edi­ dering In a daze outside the Joseph Lucas taken for a course in small boat The Church of Christ will have 28400 Hutch, 4 Chairs, Table he labeled a “ ballistic six-shoot­ tions, was wrong in saying there house, blood streaming from his handling and seamanship spon­ a midweek service tomorrow at er.” has been a “ fundamental shift” head. He is in critical condition sored by the U. S. Coast Guard 7:30 p.m. at the church. 4800 SOLID PINE Known technically as MIRV in U.S. nuclear strategy. ’H e today at Rockville General Hos­ Auxiliary, Flotilla 17-9 on Recliner Chairs —for Multiple Independently pital. Police said the man, who Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Iona Delta Chapter, RAM will meet Death T oll Targetable Re-entry Vehicle— (See Page Thirty-Nine) is 48, was also beaten with a Hall, Regent St. Tomorrow’s tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Ma­ hammer. lecture will be on maneuvering. 4800 BEDROOM SET sonic Temple. The Mark Mas­ Lane Record Cahinets A Juvenile court spokesman From Quake ter Mason degree will be con­ said today the boy, who is be­ The Gate of Heaven Mothers ferred. Walter North will pre­ 14900 DRESSER For National Solvency ing held at a detention home in Rises to 337 Circle will meet tomorrow at side. Clarence Schiebel, grand 3 Pc. Den Set Hartford, would be charged 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Al­ custodian of the works of the MIRROR, CHEST soon with the slaying of his sis­ SICILY (AP)— The unofficial bert Roussel, 33 Kenwood Dr. Seventh Masonic RAM District Craft Sofa, 1 Only 24900 ter. Mrs. Richard Piantanida is co­ of Connecticut, will make his of­ A passing motorist on Merline earthquake toll in western Sicily hostess. British Are Warned ficial Inspection, and Edward PANEL BED Dr. first notified Vernon police rose to 337 today, with nearly Stoddard, grand Royal Arch Lane Walnut Bedroom Set 29900 shortly before 3 p.m., telling 1,(XX) still missing, and most Robert Dlgan, supervisor of captain, will make his oMclal them he had seen a man on the attendance for Manchester visitation. After the degree work were women, children and the Of Unpleasant Moves street with a bloodied face. aged. Schools, will be guest speaker there will be a social time with 6500 OfIfIcerH Jac${ Reichenbach at a meeting of Mary and Jo­ Nylon 501 Rugs, 9x12 2 9 r Most of the able-bodied men refreshments. LONDON (AP) — Chancellor vent Britons buying goods that and Martin Kinctnaim were dls- seph Mothers Circle tomorrow of the 10 towns hardest hit are of the Exchequer Roy Jenkins should be exported. peJtdhed to the scene where among the thousands of Italian at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Marlane McKenzie, art warned the British people today "If we fall this time to match ithey found Lucas. Alfred Pontlcelll, 30 McKee St. laborers who leave home to find instructor for Manchester they face a formidable task in up,” Jenkins declared, “ I see Entering the hjotne, polfce Mrs. Dorothy Fagan and Mrs. schools, will discuss the “ Art work. DON’T MISS THE BIGGEST BARGAINS BUY DIRECT the slow climb back to national nothing but the most dismal and found Sherry \uuxnvsaious on ’The death count was mount­ Mary Tesik are co-hostesses. Program in Our Schools’’ at the solvency. He said more unpopu­ debilitating economic prospects ■the living rootn floor. Members are reminded to bring ing as crews dug desperately annual poUuck of Highland Park FROM OUR OWN lar and unpleasant measures He ahead.” PoUioe said the boy waa taken PTA tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. In through mounds of rubble, and IN MANY, MANY YEARS! SAVL' ahead for taxpayers. Jenkins had been expected to toto custody shortly alter- communications were restored The Adult Study Class of the school cafeteria. There will FACTORY! Jenkins defended the Labor announce restrictions on install­ WHird in the “ vicinilby o4 hia South Methodist Church will to ■viUages that had been Isolat­ be a short business meeting. government’s decision Tuesday ment buying and higher taxes home.” ’They declined to say meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. at FURNITURE IN EVERY Bezzini Bros, have been msnufachiring their ed by the big earthquajee Mon­ to slaish social welfare and de­ on domestic buying. But he what led them to seek the boy Susannah Wesley Hall. The Manchester Grange will ob­ own living room furniture for over 39 years day.' fense spending and to withdraw made no immediate mention of or where the hammer was Gluseppa Impastato, 103 Rev. Richard Dupee, associate serve Past Master’s Night to­ right here in Connecticut! DEPT. ON SALE military forces from east of such measures. found. years old and known as “ Little pastor of the chmrch, will lead morrow at 8 p.m. at Orange Copter crewman runs to escape enemy fire after hi s craft was downed accidentally hy an American jet. Suez by the end of 1971. Jenkins opened a two-day de­ PoUce said Sherry got out of Grandmother/’ was found seri­ the study of “ The Life and Hall. Mrs. Marion Beers is in These measures are not bate on the Lalwr government’s J school at ahaut 2:40 and e ip - ously injured in the rubble of Teachings of Jesus Christ.’ ’ charge of refreshments. Mem­ BUY DIRECT AND SAVE! enough, Jenkins told the House austerity program. The debate pairenUy was attacked soon af­ bers are reminded to bring an Reds Seen Temporarily H)ut of Steam’ her home in Montevago. She of (Jommons. He demanded will end \rith a vote on a Con­ ter she got home. Her father, died on the way to a hospital 16 Calvary Church will have a article for an auction table. “ firm restraint on the Increase servative motion of no confi­ who arrives home from work miles away. prayer service tomorrow at 8 of any form of income” to pre- dence which Labor’s big majori­ near 3 o’clock, was apparently An estimated 20,000 Sicilians p.m. at the church. Mrs. Georm Sandals of 40 ty is certain to defeat. etruck afterwards. Mire. Lucas were homeless. Steep H o ll^ ' Lane recently OPEN TILL 9 Prime Minister Harold Wilson was stiU at work. « Premier Aldo Moro met with St. Mary’s Episcopal Church spoke at a Mid-Winter Institute Viet Ground War Slips into Lull told Commons and the nation Lucas ia an official at FV>nn- will have a Holy Communion his Cabinet to discuss the worst for Zionist Youth Activities at Tuesday that his government catastrophe to hit Sicily since Service tomorrow at 10 a.m. at SAIGON (AP) — ’The Commu­ district towns, shelling Ameri­ for seven days, the allied for 45 760-pound bombs In patterns de­ oo Screw MactVlne Cb. in East Beth Israel Synagogue, Derby. Every Week Romnipy was accelerating the abandon­ Hhintirord. His wiTe works at the the Messina earthqukke of 1908 the church. can air bases and launching at­ hours. signed to break up troop concen­ Her topic was “ Zionist Educa­ nists “ seem to have temporarily took 76,000 lives. A ment of Britain’s historic role tacks on U.S. ground units Westmoreland said he expects trations and rip open the Jungle Mhkichester Sand and Gravel tional Assistance from Hadas- as a military power east of Suez run out of steam," Gen. William Oo. Aftershocks continued through The Church of the Nazarene across the country. The inflicted the next major Communist cam­ to reveal enemy hideaways. sah.’’ The event was sponsored and shrinking the dimensions of Both Sherry and her father Tuesday night, spreading more will have a prayer, praise and Night— Visiting C. Westmoreland said today as severe punishment on allied paign in the northernmost 1st The big bombers returned this by the Connecticut Region of the welfare state because the were brought to Rockville Gen­ panic and keeping thousands out Bible study service tomorrow IN ANOTHER FANTASTIC the ground war in South Viet­ troops and Installations, but suf­ Corps area, primarily in Quang morning to hammer suspected Hadassah. She is education nation could not pay the bill. eral Hoepltol, end the girl was of doors, huddled in frozen at 7 ;30 p.m. at the church. nam slipped into another one of fered heavier casualties them­ Trl and ’Thua Thlen provinces, North Vietnamese bunkers and chairman of the region, and a SATURDAY 5 P.M. Warned in a television ad­ transferred to St. Fnaiuds Hoa- fields and vineyards. Palermo, member of Connecticut Region Houses selves according to U.S. reckon­ the two northernmost provinces fortified positions in the demili­ dress that suffer taxes were its periodic lulls. Just below the demilitarized pDtai, ■whore she died at 4:35 the regional capital was all but Zionist Youth Commission. SALEM, N.H. (AP) —Michi­ ing. tarized zone three m'iles north­ coming to keep wages and prof­ Only small, scattered ground zone. west of another alUied strong- gan Gov. George Romney Is its down and cut home buying The U.S. Command accused ( See Page ’Twenty) ( See Page ’Twenty) claahes were reported. But The general called attention point at Gio Ldnh, which an­ mCOMETAX St. Bridget Rosary Society turning up in living rooms all so there would be more to ex­ the Communists of moving Westmoreland, the top Ameri­ to Increased enemy activity in chors the eastern approaches to will sponsor a public card party over New Hampshire. port. troops during the Christmas and N PREPARATim The household visits are a ma­ can commander in Vietnam, New Year truces into position the neighborhood of the allied South Vietnam. BYlday at 8 p.m. at the St. ■ iB e M D ak ! ’The government’s aim is to Bridget School cafeteria. jor feature of a primary cam­ said he anticipates “ a resur­ for the attacks that followed. strongpoint at Khe Sanh, near As further evidence of in­ INOrvrDUAL. shift manpower, Investment Similar truces have been de­ the Laotian border and com­ creased Communist movement Tickets will be sold at the door. paign that Romney contends capital and materials to export gence of enemy initiatives Just clared for Tet—the Viet Cong’s manding the northwest ap­ along the northern frontier, U.S. LBJ Speech Tonight BUSINESS AND Refreshments will be served. will win him the first major test Industries so Increased sales .before or after Teit," the Viet­ of the race for the 1968 Republi­ namese Lunar New Year Jan. proaches into South Vietnam. headquarters reported that a SMALL BUSINESS abroad will put the balance of Marine aerial dteerver spotted ’Hie Newcomer’s d u b of the can presidential nomination. payments back into the black. 30. “ Long-range patrols have had a number of contacts in that vi­ 30 armed enemy troops crossing On Financial Formula C a ll Manchester YWCA will have a "I have a feeling that we’re Now that devaluation provides a “ Most of the Communist initi­ spaghetti supper and wine tast­ really going to score a real up­ lather Penalizes Son cinity,” Westmoreland said. an open area ’Tuesday might four price advantage in the export atives have political motives,” miles west of the Con ’Thlen Ma­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ any increase in spending, the ing party tonight at 7 at Iona set here,” the Michigan gover­ Westmoreland said in an inter­ “There have been a number of President is expected to disclose JASON J. NOVITCH market, the problem is to make MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — rine outpost. Just to the west of dent Johnson gives the nation Hall, Regent St. The event is nor said as he moved Into the fi­ view. “ Tet is an emotional time sightings by aircraft. ’There’s that expenditures will be $11 bil­ the resources available for Damitel MaiUoy, 17, son of the Glo Llnh. Fighter-bombers and tonight his formula for balanc­ open to members, their hus­ Step Lively . ' nal day of his first campaign when families and friends gath­ evidence of an enemy buildup in lion higher—possibly a litUe 643-1996 - 649-5435 producUon and reduce the sup­ state Motor Vehicles commls- artillery attacked, and the ae­ ing the financial demands of the bands and guests. swing, seeking to overtake for­ er. Any display of strength the western portion and other Vietnam war against the need more—for administrative pur­ ply of consumer goods for Brit­ saoner, will be without his driv­ rial observer re|X>rted 16 killed. SPECIIll PURCHASE mer Vice President Richard M. would benefit the enemy both areas in the vicinity of the to curb crime in the streets and poses than in the current fiscal ish buyers. ing Qilcense for 15 days. 'The In other scattered clashes Nixon in New Hampshire. psychologically and politically. DMZ.” year ending June 30. You May Never Again See Such Buys! ’The economy program repre­ youth’s convtctibn In dtotirlot American troops reported 49 of to rehabilitate riot-breeding city JUST 20 COLONIAL SOFAS “I am greatly encouraged,” ’They like to develop the Image Trying to check or blunt the sents a b£^3lc shift In policy, at court for speeding was his filrst, the enemy and five Americans alums. Republicans are prepared to Romney said as he headed for of streng(th and try to give the anticipated Communist offen­ home as well as abroad. ’The but his father, James, imposed killed and 24 Americans wound­ ’The President is expected to respond at once to Johnson’s TO GO AT THIS PRICE 10 more New Hampshire homes. military cuts end Britain’s al- people the Impression they’re sive, U.S. B62 heavy bombers reiterate in his nationally’ tele­ Hearthside campaigning is a 'the maximum penalty Tuesday ed. proposals. GOP congressional EARLY AMERICAN SOFA HI-BACK SOFA rrfeady diminished role as police­ winning.” blasted the buildup area in the vised State of the Union mes­ leaders have slated a news SAFE BUY CARS ft* m explaining that overyone should In the air war against North You will novor Milt again. 20 technique imported from Michi­ Smartly styled hi>back Early Amarican, Mada in man of the Far East and the For the first 10 days after the northwest comer of the country sage to a Joint session of Con­ Colonial lotai to go out at thil 9 3-Cuihien, Lovtiy StyUd. M a d * to Banin! Bros, gan. Ihe plan is to have his sup­ be treated alike “and thalt in'- Vietnam, U.S. pilots flew 117 conference for one-half hour aft­ 1 A £ 7 I m i N I I Continental 4-Dr. Sedan. Benim Bros. Factory with Foam Cushions, Box PUat Persian Gulf. The cuts at home again Tuesday. gress that he Is exploring every low prieo of $99 olch. Boillnl w hiohait itanderdt. M a d t with Foam Cuthiont, Box porters in communities across Jan. 1. New Year’s cease-fire, eludes members of my own missions Tuesday in the contin­ er Johnson concludes his I B D I k l l l U V L I l Blue, black vinyl roof, Skirts. You may choosa from assortad Fabrics & in housing, education, free med- The eight-engine Stratofor- aventie that might lead to full Continental equipment including factory *4995 Bros, factory m tloi thii buy pet. ^ PUat Skirts, yogr choica of Fabrics & Colors, the state proclaim their homes the Vietnamese took the offen­ ftumdly.’’ uing campaign against Red sup­ speech, and eight Republican tiblo. Foam euthjont with xippart. Colors. SaU Price tetaie and socdail seouriity usher- sive, invading and temporarily tresses. In their fourth raid on peace. governors will Jointly discuss air conditioning. the area in two days, dropped ply lines. Your choice of eelort. So fi S4” (See Page Twelve) holding provincial capitals and The raids cost another U.S. But advance Indications were the message with newsmen I A M E tfM III OT turquoise 2-Dr. Hardtop. long. (See Page Sixteen) warplane, an Air Force F4 that North Vietnam’s latest stat­ ’Thursday morning. IBwf r V n U BAH, 4-speed, excellent con­ ed conditions for opening peace A new “ unified'' budget, tak­ dition. *2695 Phantom downed by “ unknown Many More Buys! causes" in the southern panhan­ talks—a halt in U.S. bombing of ing into account for the first the North and “ other acts of lO ft B C i m f l 4-Door Sedan. RAH, *139 dle. Both crew members were time Income and outgo from Top Numerous To *169 I9v*l B V H II automatic, power steering Castro Group rescued. It was the 787th U.S. aggression” —still was under ex­ huge government trust funds, and air conditioning. *1995 EARLY AMERICAN warplane announced lost in haustive examination. was said to be geared to a “ sig- Mention! KING SIZE 95" To an election-year Congress Oaims Credit (See Page Sixteen) already breathing fire about (See Page Twelve) OOM£T white top, BAH, power SECTIONAL SOFA FOUR CUSHIONED SOFA steering, auto., V-8. *1495 FREE PARKINO W iih Shapad Bael, Latax Foam Rubbtr Cuihions, A truly magnificant Sofa that will giva you years of In Guatemala Fury 4-Doo))F^-8, mad* in Colonial or Twaad Fabrici, Manufacturad use. Made with Foam Cushions, Box PUat Skirts, Self Decks & Zippers for Each Cushion. y m m I— 1964 PLYMOUTH beige,bf radio, heat- *1395 FOR 200 GAPS by Banlni Bros. Each Saetion pricad at a low GUATEMALA (AP) — A pro- er, automatic, power steering Castro revolutionary organiza­ tion claimed credit today for the Sedan Station Wag­ House Sold to Pay $4,509,81 1965 FORD on. Dark green, RAH, auto machine gun slaying of the top matlc, power steering, S-passenger. *1995 two U.S. military officers in 7 *129 *179 Guatemala. A typewritten commtinlque Hung Up on Big Phone Bill 67 COMET DEMON5mATOR5 signed Rebel Armed Forces— 2-Door Sedans. Automatic, 6 cyl., low B G D U C E D FAR—said the U.S. military mileage. Nicely equipped. AH carry ,Be>ir»CCI remalndeT. of flaetory wamanty. rK IV »C ». mission had “ ordered the Gua­ LOS ANGELES (AP)—James Young “ When the bill came In around. June 1, temalan army to create groups Is selling his home to pay off a $4,609.81 I put a big chain and a $30 padlock on Terms To Suit Your Budget of assassins” against ^errillak telephone bill that he says his daughter the phone,” he said. ★ FACTORY PURCHASE ★ and the FAR “ decided to mete and her Alaska-based husband ran up He said some of the calls were made out Justice." A A M I M I I C A O 2-Door Hardtop. Blue, I MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1929 1 in Just 38 days last spring. collect from Adak and some originated IB vf U V U IIIill radio, beater, Merco- Firing from a speeding car “ I’m doing my best to hold on to my from his home. He said most were made matlc,, power steering, remaining factory war­ *2695 into the Americans’ car near sense of humor,’ ’ Young said Tuesday during the day when he and his wife ranty. the Guatemalan Air Force’s after revealing that he and his wife will were at work and his sons, 17 and 13, headquarters Tuesay, machine- move Into an apartment from the $27,- were in school. m C 7 i m i P l l l I V Capri 4-Door Sedan. gunners killed U.S. Army Col. 600 home they have owned 13 years. IBDI H IC nU linT RAH, automatic, v-8, John D. Webber Jr., 47, and General Telephone Co. of California now has a lien against Young’s home. power steering, remaining factory warranty. *2345 Navy Lt. Cmdr. Ernest A. Mun- Young, 42, a security officer at San A spokesman for the firm said responsi­ i ro, 40, w d wounded Army Sgt. Fem^indo Veterans Administration Hos­ bility for such calls lies with the persrm OOJOO MaJ. John R. Forster, 42, and pital, said his daughter Collene, 19, and in whose name the telephone Is installed. Marine Sgt. Harry L. Greene. her 16-month-old baby stayed with him while her husband, Lynn Wade Cross, Young said his daughter paid $270.90 MORIARTY FEET OF .41. of the bill, but then moved' with her hus­ ■Greene was reported in criti­ 20, was with the Navy at Adak: Alaska. band to Corpus Christ!, Tex. He said FURNITURE cal condition, but Forster was “ They made 96 telephone calls between Bezzini Bros. B Wayside Furniture he has not heard from the couple since. discharged from the hospital the end of April and the end of May, Navy officials in Corpus Christ! said BROTHERS after treatment -of an arm between billing dates,” Young said. One the couple left a forward address In “Coobeotlout’s ONeat Unootai-Meroury Dealer” On SALE wound. la sM 90 minutes, he added. Canoga’ Park, Calif., but they could not. ’The Guatemalan Cabinet pro­ He said he arid his,wife, Carol, 38, be reached at the address. 301 Center Stt«et, MANCHESTER 643-5135 claimed a “ state of alarm"— were “ totally unaware” of the calls. OPEN EVENINGS ★ LOW BANK RATES 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE.t MANCHESTER — 649-1864 modified martial law—In an at-