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VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 82 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 (Ohinrilled Advertlilnr on Pnae 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

World Listening to Two Heart Beats LBJ^ Eshkol U,S. Patiently ^Quite WelV Cape Town Patient to Sit Talk P eace By WILUAM O. HABRISON "almost normal for a man of Kasperak’s By DAVID J. PAINE She added that he looked as healthy as STONEWALL. Tex. (AP) — for a tour amid the oak trees AP Science Writer size” when measured about 12 houra AaMioteted Press W riter he had five years ago, before his dis­ President Johnson and Israeli and the pastures where deer after the 4Vi-hour operation. The patient eased heart began making him look Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and white-faced Hereford graze. STANFORD, CaUf. (AP) — With the weighs 144 poimds. Mrs. White’s weight CAPE ’TOWN, South Africa (A P )— sickly. tranaplanted heart of a houaewlfe sus­ Mrs. Johnson, in another station was 120. ^ Groote Bchuur Hospital said in a medical The dentist Is now on an ordinary diet, toured the placid LB J R{uich wagon, drove the ladles to tea taining him. Mike Kasperak Is reported "His cardiogram looked quite good,’’ bulletin today that Dr. FtiiUp Blalberg, but aU his food Is prepared on a special and talked of peace In the Mid­ to be doing “ quite well,” fully conscious at the ranch house. Dr. Harrison said. Um world's third heart transplant pa­ cooker and SterUe UtensMs are used, the dle East and the world Sunday. and responsive. TTie two leaders .posed for Dr. Shumway said Kasperak was ex­ tient, ’is no longer tn >the oxygen tent hospital said. With the Hebrew word "shal- photographers and launched Kasperak, a 64-year-old former steel­ pected to stay in the hospital many and will be allowed to alt up in bed to­ om” —peace—Johnson started their talks in the small yellow worker from nearby Bast Palo Alto, day with hie fleet on a chsalr.” Barnard sent his congratulations to months for observation. hls dassmate from the University of things off. and beige-decorated den of the was dying of heart disease Saturday The 68-year-old retired dentist neared “ This kind of followup is essential to Mlnneoota, Dr. Norman S. Shmnway, "We will try to extend the white stone and frame ranch night when Dr. Norman B. Shumway’s what .^doctors consider to be >the begin­ the well being of the recipient,’’ Dr. who performed the world’s fourth heart peace that is In our hearts to all house. surgical team at Stanford University Shumway said. “ We’ve reached first ning of the crltioal postoperative period men wo are willing to share our A family dinner, "fraturlng School of Medicine operated on him. The —seven days after surgery. However, the transplant operation at Stanford Uni­ base perhaps, but the work is only be­ versity Saturday night. partnership of good faith and "supreme of pheasant" and doctors cut out his heart and implanted ginning.” bulletin said there were no signs yet good purpose,” the President rice, was served at two big the heart of Virginia White, a 48-year- that Blalbeig’s body was trying to re- In an interview with the National He stressed, “ There is no way at this said in an airport welcome for round tables. Gifts were ex­ old Santa Clara woman who died of a Jeot the heart of Chve Haupt, 24, who Broadcasting Corp. shown Saturday time to term the episode a success.” Eshkol at Randolph Air Force changed and Eshkol In'vited the stroke two hours before. died of a brain henKorhage. night in the Urliited States, Barnard dis­ Base, some 60 miles south of the But his and Harrison’s elation were evi­ closed that arthritis in his hands may By Sunday morning Kasperak was Haupt’s heart was grafted Into Blai- mach. (See Page Ten) dent. limit or even end hls surgical career. He berg last Ttwaday by Dr. Christiaan The 72-year-old Israeli leader conscious and able to move. Though he "The critical period lasts as long as said the arthrl-tls has been with him ever couldn’t talk because of a tube in his Bcimard, who also performed the land­ said peace was hls “ central con­ the patient lives,” Dr. Shumway said, Since his days as a student in America mark he&rt transplant operation last cern,” too. Eshkol noted that It throat helping him to breath, doctors explaining that the body could reject a in the 1950s. aalid he recognized his family. month on Louis Washkansky. Washkan- was in hls area of the world in foreign orgem months or even years Although he takes drugs for the con­ Shumway said his patient knew he had sky died of pneumonia 18 days after the ancient days that "men first ex­ Mideast after it entered the body. dition, he said, “my hands are stlU swol­ a donated heart beating In his chest. It operation. pressed a striving for peace on Kasperak is being given drug^s to sup­ len." The painful condition Is a stimulus was one-third the size of the enlarged No infeotion Is evident tn any of Blal- earth.” press the rejection mechanism. to bear down on his surgery now, Barn­ one that had been discarded, but it was berg^s organs so far, the hoEtpltel said. "I will never give up hope Chronic viral myocarditis, an infection ard said, “because I don't known when Fighting performing well, Shumway said. His w ife , BUeen, w a s to see him again- that this will come to pass. We that the steelworker contracted perhaps today but to guard against Infection she I’ll be completely Stopped from doing In our country are working to­ Blood pressure, pulse and body tem­ 10 years ago, had been arrested, the surgery as a result of the arthritis.” was expected to speak to him once more ward this end,” Eshkol de­ perature were in a reasonable range. Dr. doctors explained. But his heart muscle In Johannesburg, meanwhile, good through a glass door. clared. Reported Donald C. Harrison, a cardiologist, told continued to turn into fibrous tissue and progress was reported In {mother pioneer­ a news conference at Stanford Medical Mrs. Blalberg said of her first visit And Johnson added his hope enlarge. ing sirnglcal feet, the separation of that "you find peace which all TEL AVTV, Israel (AP) — Is­ Ceitter Sunday afternoon. Harrison said, with her huSbend Sunday: “He was look­ He had suffered chronic heart failure Sianvese twins at the forehead. Ih e twins Americans are proud to seek the heart output — amount of blood ing too wonderful for words. He Joked raeli Jet fighters screamed with you.” pumped — was 6.8 litem per minute,, (See Page Three) ell the time and was very talkative.’’ (Bee Page Three) across the Jordan River today Amid the emphasis on peace, the Israelis were expected to to silence Jord{inian artillery make a plea for U.S. arms, in­ which opened up on Israeli set­ cluding 60 F4 phantom Jet tlements in the tense Beisan. P ope O Ks planes they say are needed to Vsdley, an army spokesman an- balance a Soviet buildup of noimced here. Resignation arms to Arab nations. The planes were called into The 22-hour overnight visit action after an artillery battle was Informal and private, ex­ raged across the river for three Of Cardinal cept for the arrival at Ran­ hours, stopped for half an hour dolph, where about 1,000 per­ and erupted jigaifi when Jorda­ VATICAN CITY (AP) — Al­ sons turned out in 87 degree nian artillery began pounding fredo Cardinal Ottaviani, the weather and winds gusting up to Kfar Ruppln and Hadz Hayylm most powerful ultra-conserva­ 23 miles an hour. in the valley, the spokesman tive In the Roman Catholic President and Mrs. Johnson added. Church, hsus resigned from the and Premiere and Mrs. Eshkol The shelling spread south­ church’s central administration went by helicopter to the ranch ward, he said. Israeli artillery and Pope Paul VI has accepted where Johnson wasted no time c^ n ed up and the planes were the resignation, the Vatican an­ getting hls visitor out to see hls called in. 4^ 1 * 2 nounced today. acres along the Pedernales Riv­ The firing was still conUn- 4 ^ The Pope named Franjo Car­ er. dinal Seper of Yugoslavia, 62, to He drove one station wagon (See Page Four) replace the 77-year-old Cardinal Otta'vianl as secretary for the V Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the former Holy Of­ fice emd the most powerful sin­ gle agency in the -Vatican Curia, Percy Believes Nixon the church’s central adminis­ tration. N I \ The Holy Office was a legacy Is Favorite of GOP of the Inquisition. Cardinal Otta­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS able to win the White House Just viani once described himeslf as Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., with Republican votes. a policeman who guarded tradi­ says Richard M. Nixon is proba­ "I think it is the general con­ tional doctrine and theology. bly the favorite presidential sensus now, even among many The retirement of Cardinal prospect of Republican profes­ professional Republicans, Uiat Otta'vianl and his replacement sionals but New York Gov. Nel­ Mr. Rockefeller, If he could hold by a prelate from a Communist son A. Rockefeller would attract together the Republican pau:ty, country that once Imprisoned a more of the independent and would probably have the best Catholic cardinal marked a ma­ Democratic votes needed for a chance to attract independents jor turning point. White House drive. and Democrats,” Percy said. Mike Kasperak and wife at their (California home before surgery. Right is Dr. Norman E. Shumway who performed the operation. In dramatic fashion it signi­ Percy said Sunday Republi­ ‘‘He has the greatest appeal to fied the move of the half-bll- can officials have known and them today but that is not what llbn-member church away from worked with Nixon and "for bet­ might happen in August at the rigid conservatlsm_Joward new ter or for worse, he has been a convention.” iVear Logan Airport experlmejjts-tirTnoderniIsm {ind Crack, Gurgle solid Republican.” Aa for himself, Percy said changing relations with Commu­ But, Percy added, the GOP again he doesn’t plan to be a CAMBRIDGE, N. Y. (AP) nist countries. presidential nominee won’t be candidate other than as a favor^'^ —John Sherln of Greenwich, Now nearly blind, the cardinal Ite son from Illinois. N. Y., said he thought the Ice 61 Injured in Boston Transit Crash reslgpied after years of conflict with liberal prelates pressing Percy appeared on NBC’s on Hedges Lake near this BOSTON (A P )—Sixty- Marblehead. He suffered inju­ ough investigation was to be snow made it Impossible for the "Meet the Press.” for modernization and reform In northeastern New York vil- ries to both knees. made. train brakes to grab when they Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- one persons were injured, the church. Pope Paul reported­ Prosecution l{ige was thick enough for a . At Boston City Hospital, 19 Miss Jennie Cohen of Revere, were applied.^ Minn., like Percy an opponent » some seriously, today ly wanted Cardinal Ottaviani to landing. were treated. a bookkeeper, was not injured Cusick said the second train when one rapid transit quit after he expressed his de­ of the administration’s Vietnam Sherin brought down hls Massachusetts General Hospi­ and said the car she was in was skidding along the tracks at war policy, said some antiwar train smashed into the sire for all prelates over the age A ccuses 3 single - engine ski - equipped tal said at least 16 were under "stopped, started, then stopped about five or six miles per hour of 76 to offer their resignation, senators aren’t endorsing hls rear of another in a tunnel treatment there. At City Hospi­ and started again. The driver when the accident occurred. plane onto the ice, then but It was said that the cardinal announced presidential Candida^ near Logan International tal a spokesman said 13 tlThd seemed to be blowing hls horn Red Writers cy because they expect him to climbed out and walked He said four pregnant women refused. toward shore. He and his Airport. Both trains were ^ e n admitted. 1 J as a warning...... then sud- lose. were among the passengers but The cardinal and his super-se­ MOSCOW (AP) — The three passenger looked back to see jammed with Boston- Some 1,200 p{issengers, wiw d e i^ we stopped again as was not certain if they were ’’I don’t think that’s the kind many standing, were aboard the though we were hitting some­ cret Holy Office were chief tar­ male defendants in a Moscow the plane sink slowly to its bound commuters. among the Injured. gets of the progressives during literary, trial were accused to­ of excuse tha( really stands up No Connecticut residents were two four-car trains as the colli­ thing.” ' wing-mounts. The accident occurred ;at Uie th«( 1962-65 Vatican Ecumenical day ^of working for a foreign vei;y well,” he said. among the Injured, spokesmen sion occurred. The accident happened Sat­ Two other women, Charlene height of the commuter rush Council. emigrent group devoted to the McCarthy plans to enter sev­ for Massachusetts General >and Many were knocked to the urday and effffrts to extri­ Campo, 19, and Rena Plcclni, hour...)! The advocates of change won overthrow of the Soviet govern­ eral Democratic primaries Baston City Hospital reported. floor by the impact and others 18, both of Revere, gave the against President Johnson but cate the craft were unsuccess­ toppled on them. Another passenger, Nancy many Important victories. They ment, Soviet sources said. The crash occurred at the same version as Miss Cohen. succeeded in ending the index of there have been indications he ful because sub-zero temper­ Power was shut off qulpkly Yakuvian, 21, of Chelsea, said The accusation was made in east end of the Massachusetts Cusick said the operator of forbidden books, in winning is unhappy because Sen. Robert atures froze the water after the accident to prevent "We were stalled nearly 20 min­ the prosecutor's opening re­ Bay Transportation Authority the second train "did all he more' open trial procedures for F. Kennedy, D-N.Y., hasn't ex­ around the plane. any Injury to passeng^ers who utes between the Airport and marks at a closed trial in Mos­ tunnel under Boston Harbor could to stop” hls train. The clerics called on the carpet for pressed support for him. walked out of the tunnel about Maverick stations. I heard three cow city courthouse. The prose­ connecting downtown with Bast manager said all signals were unorthodox writings, and in McCarthy said he doesn’t ex­ 100 yards to daylight. cutor said Alexander Ginsburg, Boston. functioning but the cold and (See Page Four) changing the name of the Holy 31, Yuri Galanskov, 28, and Al­ pect antiwar senators up for re- Police and firemen were Leo J. Cuslck, MBTA general Office. exei Dobrovolsky had contacts election to get involved In Sniper Shots Joined by uninjured passengers manager, said the first train But the fight continued behind with NTS, an organization of choosing between him and and newsmen In carrying the In­ had stopped In the funnel, wait­ the scenes with Cardinal Otta­ Russians living abroad whose Johnson."' But he added that jured on stretchers to ambu­ ing for the train , ahead of It One Killed, Three Hurt viani fighting a rearguard ac­ Russian initials stand for Popu­ "so far as senators who have Hurt 2 Nuns; lances waiting at the airport to move from Maverick Station, tion against changes he consid­ lar Labor Alliance. The Soviet .supported the position I take station. , the next stop. ered were undermining the government has warned its peo­ and who are not running, there Girl, 20, Held Rescue efforts were ham­ He said the second train was church. ple against having anything to is a little bit more of a burden pered by near-zero cold {uid unable to stop and crashed Into Ohio Train Derails^ The severest blow came last do with it. Also on trial is Vera upon them to tSke a stand.” poor footing due to deep snow. the rear of the stopped train. Aug. 18 when the Pope an­ Lashkova, a typist. Kennedy is not up for re-elec­ -COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—A Forty-two were taken to Mas­ Cusick said the cold tempera­ nounced a sweeping reorganiza­ Dobrovolsky and Miss Lash­ tion this year. He has opposed young g:lrl who told police she sachusetts General ‘ Hospital. ture and snow conditions were tion of the entire Curia designed kova, admitted the charges In Johnson's war policy but also bought a rifle from a downtown The only one held for treatment the principal cause of the acci­ Hurtles into House gun store Thursday remains in was Harry Pearlman, 67, of dent. ^However, he raid a thor­ (See Page Tlilrteen) (See Page Four) (See Pago Ten) city Jail today, charged In, the By 8TEHEN H. MILLER Neighbors credited Brenda sniper woundings of two Roman Araoclated Press Writer with rescuing the other tvro Catholic nuns. SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) - children. An unidentified neigh­ A freight train derailment bor reportedly took Williams One of the victims. Slater Ri- which crackled like thunder in and hls wife,from the burning Three U.S, Civilians Killed carda, 24, said from her hospi­ sub-zero weather sent an empty house. . tal bed Sunday: “ It Just seems 325 Elderly Escape boxcar hurtling into a house Cause of the fire was not de­ like a dream I should wake up early today, killing an off-duty termined but a spokesman for from any moment. railroad man and injuring his the New York Central Railroad "All of a sudden I felt a VC Seize Provincial Capital Fire in Philadelphia wife and three children. said the car contained nothing stinging sensation. I know I Thetr house in the community flammable. yelled ‘I’m hit’ and that the SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong were members of the Agency of spokesman said. Two of the cap­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A bles of morning traffic bound of Snyderville, six miles west of Carl E. Brown, 22, who lives Civil Operations and Revolution­ firemen pulled me back. Bul­ guerrillas seized a provincial tives were wounded. dropped match in a pile of for center city. here, was destroyed In a fire fol­ about one-quarter mile down the capital 21 miles northwest of ary Development Support —' lets were still coming.” The spokesman said nine po­ newspapers stauted a fierce fire Fire Marshal John Doyle said lowing the crash in 12-below track from the scene, said the Saigon and 10 miles from Cam­ known as Cords, ^nother 15 Police raid they are still prob­ licemen were killed and 10 were today that destroyed a convert­ the fire started in the second zero weather: crash shook every window in hls bodia’s border early today and Americans were wounded. Most ing for motives in the shootings wounded, at least four civilians ed seven-story hotel occupied by floor room of John Lucy, 77, Jason Williams, 47, was house. held it for three hours, killing of those were reported to be ci­ of Sister Rlcf^rda and Sister were killed and 16 wounded, and 326 elderly men and women. All "and was not reported Immedi­ killed. three American civilians. vilians and the others military Mary Leonard, 33, who were hit "I looked out the window and the garrison of some 100 militia­ were reported evacuated safely. ately as he sought unsuccessful­ His wife, Frances, 40, was re­ The attack on Khelm (Tluong, advisers to the local militia. by rifle fire Saturday as they all I could see was a big ball of men suffered moderate casual­ The flames, fanned by strong ported in poor condition at a One officer said the 3 a.m. at­ stepped outside thetr Dominican ly to douse the flames by pour­ fire,” Brown said. "It sounded capital of Hau Nghla Province, ties, meaning they were hit ' winds In 10-degree temperature, Springfield hospital. tack seemed chiefly aimed at convent to mail a letter. ing cups of water on it.” like a Jet plane ’crash.” was the second raid by Commu­ hard. Ten houses also were de­ the Americans’ compound. Sister Mary Leonard Is the roared through the 248-room The fire marshal said Lucy, Their children, Brenda Hicks, Sherman Adkins, 30, who lives nist troops on a government stroyed. • 17; Karen Hicks, 10, and Ken­ center close to Saigon In three The Viet Cong pulled out at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Normandie Retirement Club imable to sleep, sat in an easy about 40 feet from the Williams The guerrillas succeeded In 5:50 a.m. and evaded three bat­ ward F. Borland of 41 Anthony with crackling violence, tum­ chair by the window and decid­ neth Williams, 9, were treated house said the crash "sounded days. hanging a large Viet, Cong flag A government spokesman talions of government troops Rd., New Haven, Conn. bling down brick and stone ed to smolce a cigarette. "The at the hospital and released. like thunder.” on the wall of the' military ad­ The wreck blocked' a rural said about 700 g^uerrillas converging on the village from Police arrested without strug­ walls and hurling fiery embers match felt from hls hand,” said He said- the derailment took visers’ compound, but It was road leading through' Snyder- stormed Kheim (^ong behind a their bivouac areas three to five gle a former mental patient, Ja­ to neighboring buildings. Doyle, , "and ignited) the papers. place at about the spot where quickly shot away. . . miles away. net Marie Lazarrus, 20. Detec­ Nine alarms were sounded, He apparently tried to stamp it vllle and Isolated eight families some track welding had taken barrage of several hundred Early Saturday soldiers of the mortar rounds and they "were 'The guerrllltis left behind 19 tive Charles Phillips sedd the bringing about 600 firemen and ouT and failed, then went to the on one side of the track from place recently. 10th North Vietnamese battalion 76 pieces of fire equipment to the other 41 families in the com­ In the streets.” ~ dead comrades and five live (Bee Page Ten) the scene and making a sham­ (Bee Page Thirteen) munity. (See Page .Thirteen) The three Americans killed ones who.iwere captured, the (See Page Ten)

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fAOBTWO MANCHESihjB fiVENINO HESIALD. MANCHBSTE31. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERa LD. MANCHESTER. CONN , MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAGE THREE Rham DUtrict Medicare and Social Security— 5 ^ Sheinwold on Brid;;e Real Campaign Rrice Starts Hebron U.S. Patient Is ^Quite WeW USSR Reportedly Sent Team d o n t t b i x . p a b t n e b bowling Set e v e r y t h in g y o u k n o w South dealer Gov. George Romney Says Meeting Set ' (Continued from Page One) heart and breathing halted and she had To Better Cuba’s Economy no reflexes. She had died. WAY Earning Limit Raised a Bit Both sides vulnernble for the past two years and was forced By ALFRED SHBINWOLD ’The surgical team, previously alerted, By FENTON WHEELER the Castro government with to quit work 18 months ago. A severe By BRUCE BI08SAT sclously limiting their Income itial ser- people think that the ob- NORTH . Grapefruit League Over Monday for transplanted her heart to Kasperak, the Associated Press Writer about $400 million worth ot non- For Mondays episode put him in the hospital three I HEARD IT” vtebC means jggt of Wdding is to teU your 4 Q 6 5 3 fourth human heart transplant. They mllltary aid annually. WA8HINOTON — (NBA) — order rtot to lose full b«ne- By HARRY KELLY shows Nixon approaching a 3 to weeks ago. HM Intnanuiral bowUng' pro- dsrotlAg « partmr all about your hand. Z> K Q 8 5 3 transplanted one of her kidneys to an­ HAVANA (AP) — The Soviet Since tte Social Security syS- The o*her 1.4 minion earn Associated Press Writer 1 edge, making gains in the Nurse Plan According to tte sources, tte to jiMT b u ^ g ss during tte Actually, there is such a thing O 84 Dr. Harrison said the patient “ was in other patient in the hospital. Union sent a team of economic gram resumed today and wiU , , jegigned to reduce tte ">ore than $1,600 a year and WASHINGTON (AP) — “ This ranks of the undecided, Russians have no argument hy John Gruber os tolling your partner more * J3 severe heart failure” at the time of the The kidney transplant was successful, be hew weekly on Mponday af- mcome loss you may suffer as have been getting either partial ntoim. r'f is the end of tte Grapefruit Romney acknowledges he is The Board of Setectmen has experts to Havana last Novem­ with Castro’s plan to tighten WEST EAST transplant, to which he had cohsented hospital spokesmen said, but they did temocn after school. Students you get older, it should not sur- benefits or none at all. You con, of oMm, earn a than he wants to know. League. The real season is Just an underdog. But he contends anmounoed that a tx)wn meeb- ber at Fidel Castro’s request to gasoline control on government O p e n ^ toad — four of spades 4 842 ♦ A 9 if a suitable donor could be found. not identify the recipient immediately. toiterested in tte bowitog pro- prjee you that your monthly re- Congress in 1967 gave another good deal more than $1,680 a try to help straighten out Cuba’s vehicles. But the Soviets were South’s bidding diowed a three z> AJ62 i? 1097 4 the position has an advantage— tag wllH be held newt Monday Mrs. White, a camper and water skier, Dr. Shumway predicted that heart gram wlU be transported to urement benefits will be small- small lift to those who can and year and stlU get some retire­ econoipy, informed European said -to be against gasoline ra­ -suited hand, which made it easy 0 J3 0 Q972 isn’t expected to win in g Hetoron Ele- had no history of serious illness before transplantations vrill develop as kidney A couple of week* back I gave in this case you need only one WklU Bowling Oenter 'in wau- still work and will go on working but never- ment benefit, though naturally Bhrugged off the past months in New Hampshire so a loss won’t __. _ . , . Communists in Havana report. tioning for private cars, which for West to see that a trump 4 Q984 A K 107 she suffered a stroke on Friday, the day transplantations did. The heart trans­ patch cord, even though there mantiic by bus. The bus to pro- pretty good money. tteless want to cotmt heavily on it is reduced progessively aa tte pre-season race for tte Re- be devestating and that the only The sources said the Russian they estimate number only aome hints on phoiv>s and record opening lead was the best de­ SOUTH after her 22nd wedding anniversary, and plant he and his teain performed after are two Jacks. There will be a vided by tlM B o v tt^ Center up until this year’s revision monthly retirement benefits. your total of earnings rises. publican presidential pennant direction he can go is up. w h ^ e r the team’s unannounced visit was to 30,000 out of a total of 160,000 storage. Now I have an inquiry fense. East took the ace of 4 KJ 10 7 lapsed into a coma. almost eight years of laboratory experi­ switch on tte amplifier to con­ end leaves the schort alt 2:30 gf tj,g could , earn $1,- mq matter how much monev For instance, a man at re- and reached for a heavier bat to But there is another direction: review Cuft>en economSc policies nonmilitary vehicles. These ve- pm . and returns to the school - hii collect vour matter now muon money None mental surgery on dogs is a clinical about tape recorders In which tlrement age adio earns ,$8,000 trumps and returned a trump, ^ to knock Richard M. Nixon down and out. Many feel that ®™^' PutoUe Health nursing pro- She was kept alive by artificial res­ for the next three years. They hlclea are said to account for vert tte stereo program to mon­ I* K collect your make in any one year, you 0 A K 10 6 5 trial, he said. The operation today must the writer wants hints on mak­ ait 6 p.m. Some 48 students retirement benefit at age ca.n rat the full Social Seciiritv a year and would get $4,200 South cashed the top ma- 1* now set, you can’t When the hand was played more than you need. era. Romney is expert.” Gossalln and Sebastian A. Guil- last year. They said the Soviet be too large. mother. Adrian Kantrowltz transplanted a heart was unnecessary and that the very high fidelity. They may be on Saturday afteimon. Hiese Chess Club Starts later. get a check for that month if in* the open team champlonttlp And George Romney, whose The governor, Romney associ- known as the Ro-Jac Plas- Union Is scheduled to deliver Dally Question ’"They ail said yes, and when I talked from one infant to another. The recipi­ Cubans have misused Soviet- used effecUvely for getting the are mcncplMraic regardless of Several tFttam students have This idea goes against, the V®** have performed what tte (NEXT; How Benefits Run.) last mongh, during the national • ■ -grapefruit season seemed a bit ates say, will try to shake every tering and Masonry Co. of Hart- more than 4-mlllion metric tons Partner opens 1-NT (16 to 18 wdth Dr. Shumway about 30 minutes ent lived only 6(4 hours. supplied petroleum. Botmds of a football game and how you set up your equipment. to ^ a CaisM CUIb drfendeA of • ,,..of a lemon, would not mind hand in the state. ford. In the amount of $26,- this year In addition to replac­ later, I said yes,” White related. Barnard performed history’s third The Soviets reportedly feel so on, things you can’t bring You’ll need 1600 foot reelks of which wOl meet weekly on m o r e x ? r t s ‘"jum7epinig. Pbr Brahms Bnllettt ^^t the expense of tte old- i Please send ...... copy (copies) of “ WHAT YOU’’VE GOT “ There was a poll taken that pie obylously don’t want to sow The Boaird of Selectmen has night and are now on full normal feeds. the barnyard. I ace of hearts and a club, fol­ turn. come to Chiba earlier, but Kosy­ ally out of the quesUon in the and later oomposers, you had Teachers perhapT disabled bene- COMING FROM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY” at shoved Romney In a more unfa- overconfidence, sent a letter to tax coillector, Both children are moving their heads lowed by the ace, of trumps and Copyright 1968 —3Jmonlth-old girls bom two weeks pre­ gin replied It would be difficult A medical examiner said home. Slower speeds result in better plan on 1800 foot reels; $1 each to : vorable position than a poll tok- “ If I were a betting man^”Mrs. Monica Post, requesting and reacting In a normal manner.” ficlarles who can not augment ' another trump, but South could General Festures Oorp. maturely—were token off the danger list before the celebration of the Frederick Weisenbach suffered “ flutter,” which is a sort of some o f Mahler's symphonies their benefits by taklnTjohs. I en in June,” the aide said. says One who apparently prefers tte move all tax recorids today at tte Johannesburg Children’s It added that “ they cry lustily when 50th anniversary of the Bolshe­ a crushed chest and bruises of tremolo effect, and "wow,” In run a good hour end a half. ™ « ‘ ® estimated that ^ y b e 1.6 ‘ NAME ...... “ But It was more a matter of football to bcmeball, "I would to the town ■oflflce ibudldimg and Hospital and a bulletin said they “con- they are hungry and now behave In the vik revolution on Nov. 7. the face and neck in the mishap which the pitch goes sUghUy up With a petch-oond to your . a Nixon gedn than a Romney say Richard Nixon by one maintain regular oiff.ee hours, tiniie to make good progTess." usual manner of childrein thedr age." The sources said (Tuba’s Saturday night. people can »ene- I ADDRESS ...... and down like a rocking boat. radio, you don’t hanre to “ride will he "Family Life and Edu- „ t from tte r e ^ o n lifting tte ' Yale Chaplain’s Indictment drop.’’ touchdown or less in New The request oomes from the The twins, Oattierlne and Shirley If the girls survive, »4t is believed the three-year plan has been Weisenbach’s son, Charles, If the music is fast enough, the gain.’’ TMs is done for you Reportedly, the private poll Hampshire.” board on the advice of town O’Hare, were separated Saturday in a operation will be recorded as the first in worked on by both Castro and who had been helping him finish • ------— ------counsel', I. Mayo Oohen. you won't notice flutter, so you at the broadoasttng station. « 1»1 IK*! “ ' CITY ...... STATE .ZIP five-hour operation. The hospital said which Siamese twins Joined at the fore­ Cuban President Osvaldo Dortl- farm chores, carried Is father to Auditors made a similar rec­ can, on occasion, get away with Just set the maximum level p y Make checks payable to SOCIAL SEXliURITY. Reiiiforces Cause at School ttey "spent a oomifortable and r^tful head have been successfully separated. co's but gave no details. the kitchen of his home where ips tape speed; generally, ommendation to the Board (' using tte vocal announcement . . -__ eaminfif Detweon $1,200 and $1,- . Books to be mailed in mid-January. NEW HAVEN (AP) — An in- in court, except to aay that tte Russia is believed supplying the man died. it isn’t worth the gamble. Flut­ in advance of the performance, act myeitery play and meml>et3 * ’ ’ ♦ ’ Transmission, Steer Locks Finance at a meebl'ng in Sep- dictment charging tte Rev. Wil- case will “ allow us to have a will meet tonight at 7 :30 In the ress who, In a letter filed In the ter is caused by Irregular cap­ and then switch to recording will present it Other members ® y*" "*®y "®®*' ' temiber 1964, requesting that all 11am Sloane Coffin Jr. and four really good confrontation with church social room. Town Gels Bill town clerk’s office, states that stan speed; the capstan is the and let it go. Feay! wdU Judge €Oid analyze the p e r ------town agencies with tte excep­ fbimtanoe. otters with encouraging viola- tte government on the legality Will Be on ’69 GM Autos tion o f the schools, move rec­ The Gilead Church has re­ she was operating her sister’s gimmick that pulls the tape past Students of music like to tape He never writes to be simg in The Debate Club will be host tlon of draft laws has reinforced and morality of tte war.” DETROIT (AP) — All 1969 side more than 40 per cent of ords to the central location. ceived notes of thanks for For Car Damapje car when It was struck from the recording head. Underneath their practice to hear them­ Polish, considering it a difficult is a flywheel, to minimise this to East Catholic High School to­ support of tte minister’s cause In a statement issued Satur- General Motors Oorp. automo- Ihe half-million cars stolen In All boards and agencies, with Christmas remembrances from behind by a town plow truck. selves ai^ otters hear them. language to sing. “ Latin is The Town of Manchester has -flutter and in general the bigger morrow at 2 :30 in rooms 9 and Poland’s Penderecki wittln tte Yale University com- day, Yale President Kingman Albert Adams, Ernest New­ She states that the accident This muar be done “ live” and probably tte most beautiful, biles will be equipped with Igni- ‘ W® ^he exception of tte tex coUec- the flywheel, the less the flut­ 10. Both novice and varelty munlty. Brewster Jr, indicated that tte these were taken by youngsters tor, have complied with the rec- comb and Miss Jessie Post. been asked to pay a $62.65 re­ occurred on Dec. 29, when she entails tte use of microphones. then Italian, Spanish and Rus- ‘ tlon switches that will automatl- ter. .Also, the bigger the fly- teams will compete in the meet. A group of Yale professors indictment would qot result in —teen-agers unable to resist the ommendatlon. Grange to Meet pair bill to a car owned by was stopped on Brookfield St. In general, monophonic equip­ vdieel the heavier the equip­ Vanguard Composer and a campus antldrait organ- change in Coffin's status of cally lock the the steering col- temptation of an unlocked car. The Board of Selectmen re- Hebron Grange will meet to­ at E. Middle Tpke., waiting ment is perfectly good enough The debates at, Rham are open Miss Alberta Warrington of ment. I’m ahout to write a Russian fzatlon disclosed separate plans chaplain. umn and the transmission. "We think our new multllock ceived a communication from morrow night at the social room to turn left onto E. Middle for this purpose. A single instru­ to tte public and all are wel- g y MARY CAMPBELL there. Philips recorded in a Orttodox u Mass . . _ i_in »_.«two sections. ti, demonstrate their “ Respect for due process of 27 Woodland St. This will go beyond and beat system will gp'eatly reduce these the State Highway Dept, that of the Gilead (Tongregational Tpke. * You’ll have to work out your ment is not capable of stero “ "'®' ' X Newsfeatures Writer church four months later in Good Friday and Easter Sun­ hacking of Coffin, who is the requires that a ^ n e who amateur’ thefts which have led requested traffic signs were Church at 8. The request is by Miss Helen She claims damages to the own compromise as to needs, effects. Sat Dev Khanna pf India, a Krzysztof Penderecki, 34, Cracow, Poland.” day. I’m writing my first opera, university’s chaplain. accused is presumed to be by more than a^year a proposed Finance Board Meeting price, portability, and so on. so often to truly tragic conse­ erected in December in the J. Warrington of the same add­ right rear of her sister’s car. If you have stero recording civil engineering student from Poland, is one of tte most The work was ■ commisslmied based on Huxley’s ‘The Devils.’ - federal rule that would require The Board of Finance has sent Having arrived at some sort ently at the University of Con- commanding avant-garde com- The minister. New Haven-bom quences. area of the Gilead Hill School. equipment, put tte mikes side for the 700th anniversary of It will be performed in Ham- under a constitutionally valid letters to the Hebron Elementary of answer, you’re ready to start necticut, spoke to the World pediatrician Benjamin Spock ' all automobiles manufactured "It also,’ ’ Cole added, "can The board „ was also advised by side for a single instrument, posers in Europe. He first Munster Cathedral in Germany bturg in June 1969, in German.” law” said Brewster. "There­ School Board, Board of Select­ making home recordings. Gen­ Civics class today on his native and three otters were indicted after Jan. 1, 1970, to have thwart the professional who ‘ ^at Horace Gardiner mapping otherwise you’ll get a recording gained notice in international and the first performance was Penderecki and his wife have fore, the fact of indictment it- men and town treasurer, re­ erally these are about as bad land. The students of the civics n ohiM Friday by a federal grand Jury * h- switches that will lock either the steals cars for resale or strip­ supervisor for James W. Sewall 120 that soimds like two instru­ music circles in 1969 when he held there, March 30^lU , AO1966. steering column or transmis­ of Old Town, Maine, who was questing that representatives as home movies, not because of ments. Now you’ll have to ex­ class have been doing extensive anonymously entered three Bach's “ St. Malttew” ’ and mlere ^at The HiSt. I?*;Ldie T*'®y "® accused^ *»» Mr. Coffin’s status ping.” oonapdriing to counsel, aid end sion, as well as the IgiriUon sys­ just awarded the contract for from each attend the Jan. 22 6 2 0 faulty equipment, but because periment with mike placement. study of India, Japan and China. compositions in a Polish com­ “ St. John” are peaks of music Passion.’ at YeJe.’ Ignition, steering and trans­ abet draft-aged males in violat­ making tax maps for Hebron, meeting to report on the status of poor operation. Six to eight feet from tte mike Baskethhll Games posing competition and won written on the Passion theme. “ He was carefully planned to tem. mission will be locked slmulta- ing tte draft laws. will be in the area in January of their respective budgets, to Many x>eople use their Equip­ is a gx>od placement to begin The three basketball teams at first, second and third prizes. Penderecki's "Passion” com­ be a boy, named Luke,” the The 1M9 models will begin neously when 1969 GM cars with Regarding his own efforts to see if anticipated expenditures 1 3 5 i for dlothing bills... ment to ta^ programs off the with. Don’t crowd tte mike! Rham will each play two games The U.S. public is learning bines the old and the avant- composer says, then smiles. “ If ,maWng their appearance next automatic transmissions are prepare plans for the further draft resistance and pro­ are in line and if any additional air. Iq fact, thlg is probably the Greater distances will result in this week. Tomorrow will see about him now through records. garde in music writing. Still it it had been a girl she would Phys Ed Topic September shifted into the park ^ s lt on j ^ i m i r test of the Vietnam war. Cof­ funds will be needed in the oper­ or any worthwhile purpose? oonunonest U86 of a t^pe re- more “room noise” or reverber­ Rham play Vlnal Tech in Mid- The work considered his mas- sounds unified. have been named Magdalene.” In addition to the transmis­ and the key turned to lock. Admission of FOB A LIFETIME! fin said Sunday; "Nothing has ation of the town and schools. You'll never Ikave to buy film a^ain . . . corder In the home. Lots of peo- ation. This may or may not be dletown at 6:30 p.m. The Rham terplsce to date, and believed Penderecki considers Poles Of Wiggin Talk sion or steering lock which the The lever must be in reverse Electors will be in session to- because each time Limetts develops and changed at all. I^e stick a microphone in front desirable. Freshmen will play niing at by many to be a 20th Century the most receptive audience for National Highway Safety Bu­ to lock cars with manual gear from 6 to 8 p.m. prints >*our roll of Black & White or Davis B. Wiggin, director of Manchester Evening Herald Koda-color film we give you ABSO­ GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES of a speaker, turn things on, If your recoidlng room is noi­ Rham High School at 3:16 and composition which will last, avant-garde music. "There “ 1 hope otter Americans will reau proposes to make manda­ shifts. LUTELY FUEE. a fresh roll of film Town Registrars plryslcall education for the Mhn- to make voters. Hebron correspondent Mrs. Mar­ 121 for your camera. Wc replace the film and let her go. ’Faint the way to sy, you may need to get “ car- tte Rham Junior High team will “ The 8 t. Luke Passion,” was practically isn’t a concert where begin to face the fact that eith­ tory, the federal agency also The new GM locking system 1 LOAN LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REP AYMENT TERMS ■ _ _ dhester sohoois, will ttscuas the Bloodmobile Visit jorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. you have developed. It’s all fresh- do it! dloid” mikes which are sensi­ play Coventry in Coventry at released by two record compa- some modern piece is not per- er the war ends or a lot of would require after Jan. 1, 1970, was displayed publicly for the dated and top quality and Ko­ (per year) 12 months 24 months 1 To Enroll Voters The Red Cross Bloodmobile dak. too. Quick processing . . . The two pieces of equipment tive only on' one side. (Even 3 ;80 p.m. ^ October. formed. people are going to wind up hi ®^^®® ^ elementary physi­ a warning device that would al first time today at the annual 1 cal eduoation program at a will visit the Columbia Chapter 124 hour service for 1 $ 300 $ 19.50 $ 25.00 $ 12.50 1 should be connected electrically, though tte little crystal mUce Two games are scheduled for Vlctrola’s “ Penderecki Pas- , “ It is a lot easier to he a com- ert the driver when the door is meeting of the Society- of Auto- Center for Migrants 620 black and white (just New-voter applications wUl be «-y® “ -®W «"“ >■ meeting of the South School tomorrow from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. a little bit longer for 1 600 39.00 50.00 25.00 1 ratter than acoustically, for best that came with tte equipment Friday. Rham will play Port­ slon According to St. Luke" poser in Poland than in Ameri­ opened that he has left his key motive Engineers at Detroit’s TOKYO — The Overseas Jap­ accepted Friday, from 6 to 8 PTA Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Blood Bank will be held at color). 1 1,200 78.00 100.00 50.00 1 results. This is aocomp^hed by is closed on tte back, it'w ill land at Portland at 6:30 p.m. is performed by the Cologne ca. The training is on on ex­ A dozen or more Yale pro­ In the switch.^ Cobo Hall. the Columbia Congregational anese Association has decided a "paiJack,” is tte com­ In general, don’t aittempit to serole and garden salad; the University o f Mladne, and in ward N. Cole, GM president, man Street, burned out of con- all Hebron residents th ^ the sets. The Philips album also Education with heavy empha- Undifr a new state election Parry was supported in his June will oomplete requlre- monest. Patch-cords can be ob­ ‘htde gaJIn” unless you know Wednesday, roost beef and gra- "that these and other innova- trol for two hours, fire officials need for blood at this season is includes the nine-minute “ To sls on music can start in cMy la.w, new-voter applications now comment Sunday night by Prof, ments for a 6tlh year advanced tained from a radio supply what you are doing. ASk the yy. maahed potato and buttered j^e Victims of Hiroshima, tlons In our over-all vehicle se- said. A 15-year-old girl who always acute. schools at age 6, If parents en- filed on any day, Mon- H-W.B. Lewis, master of one of certlficaite in administration house, all made up in different perfoTOicr to play os loud as he green beans; Thursday, soup. Penderecki, a dark-haired curlty system will help stem the lived in the building was being The Deacons , of r-. the Hebron roll their child, Penderecki through Friday, during reg- Yale’s residential coUeges. Nel- from tte University of Con- lengths to suit your needs. will play durkig the recording, grilled cheese sandwich, potato man with receding hairline, lncreasir« number of automo- held by juvenile authorities In Congrega lonal C h u r c h ^ 1 says. “You can Jump in later. I office hours. In the offices “ i®ri however, should give de- necticut. Tour receiver may be stereo and set the maximum level ac- cMps and pickle slices; and Fri- mustache and beard, was in bile thefts which has become connection with the fire. r'®®^,, in the Sinith-Gel- began only at tte’’university lev- ^® clerk and registrars taito of their plans. ^ brief businesa meeting will and tte recorder may be mono; oordinglly. Then Just tape the day, macaroni and cheese and New York for the New York one of tte fastest growing crime Five children Jost their llveifi , ,. el. I was bom in a small town. ®* voters. M ^ y of the Yale professors precede ’Wlggiii’s talk. Refresh- peifcnnance. tomato casserole, cabbage, ap- premiere of "The St. Luke categories. six years ago when the same The Men’s Fellowship of the And other things interested me In addition, a 6 to 8 p.m. vot- reportedly willing to show their ments will be served. Many times the meters or pie and clery salad. Passion.” However, the pre- ______...... , . ... "Drivers left ignition keys In- building caught fire. Gilead Congregational Church electiic eyes will net regiriber in er-maklng session will continue backing of the chaplain also ______' mieremlere was not newheld as scneauiedschedSed classical literature, poln^-palnUng, Greek and to be conducted in the town Joined with him last October in iT e ' re as soft passages, but this doesn’t since conductor Stanislaw Roman philosophy, tte violin. I clerk’s office (on the first signing a statement made pub- mean there isn’t something go­ Nun Will Speak Skroyaezewski became ill. He Charged in *Pot? Raid n e a r as ing on tape. In general, the^e started studying counterpoint Wednesday of each month. lie during an antiwar rally at had conducted tte Minneapolis New-voter applications recelv- Hie Pentagon. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Police meters handle ahout 20 de- To Ladies Guild Symphony in the American pre- and theory with a physicist y a a t edbeks o f variatiion, but a pianist whose hobby was music. ed during the month will be re- More than 300 educators from claim they confiscated marl- Sistet Mary Gregory, Ph.D, mlere on Nov. 2 in Minneapolis, viewed and certified by the many parts of the country Juana during a raid Sunday on can vary his tone by 60-60 db; director of psychological serv- Penderecki, wdio spoke “ At school, I wrote in t t e ______—o______li.icm - ______telephone 20 db is all an AM 'broadcast­ Board of Admissions, when, it signed the declaration of intent ® 'Whalley Avenue apartment ices at St. Joseph College, West through an Interpreter, con- composers, conducts Its first-Wednesday-of- to counsel persons unwilling to where eight persons were ar- REMODELING ing station can handle; an FTM Hartford, will ibe gi.est speak- veyed the impression of being After I graduated, a new style the-month session serve In the armed forces dur- rested. station can handle much more er at a meeting of tte Ladles full of life with the restraint of ‘Threnody for tte Vic Ing the Vietnam conflict. Charged with narcotics vlola- FREE and does. IHiowever, vour meters Guild of St. Bartholomew’s scholarship. You might guess <>* Hiroshima’ (1956) and tlons were David P. Cantor, 21, BEAT THE SPRING PRICES! will not imfiCate tt^ . Suppont for CJoffln also was Church tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. him a college lecturer, full of ‘Anakasis for Strings and Per- and Susan Price, 26, both of DELIVERY Inddemtally, because o f the Platinum Difficult voiced Sunday by leaders of the in the school library. Commit- information and wit, very^popu- cusslon’ (I960) set the new Yale chapter of the national New Haven; Kathleen P. Der­ Odd wave-shape o f a piano, tees will meet at 7:46, with an lar with his students. style.” This style included some TORONTO—Few metals are antldr^rm ovem ent'*^ you’ll do well not to set the ing, 18, Carolyn Bemat, 18, and Tour order for drug aeeds open meeting at 8. in fact he did teach composi- string playing and noises as difficult to extract from tte tance. In addition’ thov nni Toni C. Bemat, 22, all of Wall­ O N KITCHEN loudeBt pant for the mexiitnum and ooemetlos will be The guest speaker is also a tlon at a music school In Essen, from “ Instruments” like saws, earth as platnnium. It .takes nounced the circulation of a no" ingford; John K. Cbnte, 22, and on the n^er. Keep it down a care o t Immediately. clinical psychologist at tte col- West Germany, this year. He files and sirens. The “ Passion” albout nine moinths to bring tition to demonstrate atnrte t Vincent P. Pilate, 21, both of bit from'that. The piano is loud- AND REC ROOMS lege and an assistant prtrfeasor has a grant to write music in is less avent-garde than this, phsUnum to market from tte backing of the chanlain’a Hamden and Doreen M. Ludovl- OFF. «st at the instant It is struck of. psychology at Gengras Cen- Berlin next year and in 1969-70, but it does have choral shouting mining fields. And each ton of Estimating the affect of ttf conl, 22, of West Haven. .but there is a time >lag while NOW! ter for exceptional children at he will be resident composer in and whispering at times and ore yields only a bit onora «han indlctmenta'^ on -the antiscoft Seven wcreNlM on $600 bond (M d a n iL . the meter rises, so the actual Hartford. She is also a consult- Buffalo, N.Y., at tte Invitation modern tone clusters. enough plaitlnum powder to cov- movement Coffin hpIS- “ I’m each. Miss .Prt4« , at adkooe 767 MAIN ST/-64S-6S21 peak is not indicated. ant for Catholic Family Serv- of Lukas Foes, conductor of .the What Penderecki terms an er a man’s ithuanhnail, ’ apartment tt« nihrosta were Now go ahead and experi­ sure they wUl not deter tte Re­ Fnaorlptlon Fbamoacy Ices of Hartford. ^ Buffalo Bymi^ony. Important part of his c o n t r l b u ------sistance people.” made, was hald ^ .a $1,000 ment. Have fun! Sister Mary Gregory re- The compoeer makes it clear, tlon to music is a new system of BORD ANNOUNCES GRANTS The minister declined, how­ bond. ’>!>- celved her BA degree from however, that he has not defect- notation for modem music, now NEW YORK (AP) — The ever, to answer questions re- New Rochelle (N.Y.) College, ed from Poland. He often comes widely used. "I used to do most Ford Founcation has announced lated d7rertiv”tn\ht'*^ncTi ™ and her Ph.D from Fordham and goes and has only good of my composing at a little taWe its first grants for projects in action or niana fm. Mancheater Phone 64S-78S2 University, New York City, words for the country. in a cafe. Composing for 62 in- Indonesia since 1968 when it ^ defense RETGHER BLASS 60s OF MANCHBSTEB Her doctoral research was Comparing tte recordings of struments, I had to figure out closed its office in Jakarta, the —------STANILEV WARNER supported by grants from the his "Passion,” Penderecki says, how to accommodate myself to capital, because of what the You can hqvo that United States Office of Educa- "A big difference does exist, the small table. foundation called adverse oper- l 5 0 £ 5 [ ^ ^ , l **When You Think o f GlasSf Uon, Division of Handicapped The RCA (Victrola) record has "It.is a shorttand condensa- atlng conditlona. STATE "Droam Kitchan" or |64M 52f jj Acres of Free Parking r .1 ^ n u i a 'i ii.h:i i N.1 ' i r u r ni Think o f Fletcher** Children. She was a staff psy- tte hard German Latin pronun- tlon in a certain sense. On tte The foundation announced on Chologlst at Kennedy C3iild elation. The Polish use a softer score a cluster looks like a wide Sunday night grants totaling $1 Wed. Bargain Mathtee 960 "lilac Room" now and Study Oenter, in New York Latin pronunciation, on the black line. Each performer has million for projects dealing with Wednesday Only At 1:66 City, and has participated in Philips, which I prefer. his part of the cluster written planned parenthood, rice prod- sovo monoy. 54 McKEE STREET numerous conferences through- “ RCA recorded the day after out in full with little numbers uctlon and national develop- Todi^ 6:16 “Lukar 6tS64H4« out tte country as an expert in the first performance, so the indicating what part of tte ment. her field. spirit and continuity were all cluster he performs. TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS "It is very visual. Bar lines from $25.00 to $45.00 are frequently abandoned. Time and space are made equivalent. A long black line is a longer JAMES Coburn Now le the time te 1 in your eereeiu to be repntrei. * FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION * StMm vw ihtee teplMed. cluster than a shorter black mDfmv CA,MBII|[)(,[ TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON line. Time is written in how n\a^ seconds it should take. CALL NQW! — 643-6662 AUTO O.ASS INSTALUD Conductors use stop watches.’ ! MON. timi FRIDAY In Germany, Penderecki has “ Jungle” 7:00-8i8A 9LASS FURNITURE TOPS written a dies Irae oratorio in \ ‘ iiHiiisr “Obarlle” 8:15 German; a violin concerto; a !:iiM';(ii on Sat. “Jungle” 11:00- concerto for violin grande, a lt85-4;10-e;60-9:S0 MIRRORS (P inplaM asd Door) TONIOBrt 7i06^tl0 "Cougar” 12:16-2:66- BINGO five-string instrument with an 6:80-8:10 BOB’S Custom Remodeling Co' PICTURE FRAMING (all typaa) added C string; and itte "Fitts.- Sun. “Jungle” 1:80- Vaphstiooler ORANOE HALL EVERY TOESDAY burg Overture,” commissioned BURNSIDE 4:00-6:40-'B:20 WINDOW aad HATE GLASS by the Pittsburg Wind Orches­ ' H Ay !K;kI' llXmirs “Clambake” 308 MAIN STREET tra. Fwii I'APF'irjo ',Jn :rn:i Iwilllaanlle/. 6 tiNi-6 tl6 “Looking back, I wrote a lot,” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAOB PAOB FOUR MANCHESTER EA'ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 BoolcvlU*: a K>n to Mr. and Columbia Heads to Lunar Landing Events t l o s p i t a l iM O te H JU„ Oorald cabulakl, OUaad Prosecution St., Habron; a daufliter to the VlaltlnR hours are * to 8 p.m. Oeorfo Krawfsky and ICra. Surveyor 7 Will Receive In W orld In all areas excepting maternity qiIvo Krawfsky, 234 Long HUl A ccu ses 3 Bloodmobile where they are 2:38 to 4 p.m. Windsor, iP o r Fear DUelo$ed and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Plans Visit Final Change in Direction LONDON (AP) —Secret cabi­ rooms where they are 18 a.m. to DISCHAROEID SATURDAY: Red Writers net documenU finally opened to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Mrs. Rosemarie Tamlso, 84 High PASADENA, Calif. (AP) A Jet Propulsion lab spokesman public ecrutiny disclose that In (Oontinaed frm i Page. One) The Red Cross BloodmobUe ...... ^ gaid the'spacecraft Is aimed at not to smoke In patients’ rooms. View Rd., Wapplng; Leo Houle, 1927 the BrlUah government No more than two vistors at one East Hartford; Mrs. Mary unit will make a stop tomorrow final decision change wui oe ^ ..feiaUvely smooth but stUl Evelyn Wood the morning session of the trial. coneldered the poeelbUity of toe time per patient. King, 380 Woodbrldge St.; Mrs at the Congregatlonsd Church sent tdnight to Surveyor 7, the jja„,ned rough" piece of terrain, United States decleurlng war on parish house from 1:46 to 8:80 last scheduled U.S. unmanned «ji,e unmanned flight Is to be Britain. Patients Today: >77 St.; Steven Crtqpino, 302 Hack­ It was impossible to obtain p.m. and according to volunteer mooncraft, speeding toward (i the last lunar m l^ o n before Thla developed, the docu­ matack S t; Ellen Fahy, 32 complete Information on the ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. workers, it is In dire need of planned soft landing on rugged man makes the trip, perhaps menU said, after Britain and Spring St., Rockville; Kevin proceedings because Western Patricia Bennett. 89 Troy M .. d ;., donors, whether walk-ins or y**’’- toe United States failed to reach those usually ctmtacted. ' ^ „ Previous Surveyors have In- South Windsor; Mrs. Jllline Wap- correspondents were refused en- agreement at a Geneva confer­ plng; James Duffy, 232 Henry try and Soviet news media Mlss Jean Natch, publicity vestlgated four primary l ^ r ence on naval dUarmamerft. Sir Clinton, 118 Orchard Hill Dr., v/wfuvont xmiui St.; Leonard Oovaleskl, 49 Ann maintained silence. chairman, says donors^^hether Earns Howard, then Britlah am- Reading Dynamics Institute Wapping; Bradley Dearington, from town or not, a^Turgently th® u exptjdlUons. baaeador to Washington, told 245 Timrod Rd.; Francis Dixon, cowles 19 R ^ W ^ **** *>«Kan, needed to flU the ^ I n t quota The Surveyor 7 mission Is pure- 37 Packard St.; Mrs. Olive Fer- °*’“ *"* ^ ‘ ves Md friends the Foreign Office; "Republi­ tuA >iv,v« v «r « Staged a silent protest on the and, hopefully, to exceed It. scientific. cans and Democrats are as one ^ n - ’ Inhn Oarev Trout WiUlam McKinney, 101 Chest- sidewalk outside the courthouse. The telephone committee, cho near the south-central edge surveyor 7 Is packing more on this point of never again al­ of the lunar disc. equiptnent than Its predecessor. Z a ’an, nr v ™ R i ^ ^ ^t.; Beveriy BramhaU, They had been turned away. viHtoc iJlwios headed by Mrs. Carl Gosline, lowing American neutral ship­ Surveyor Is expected to be included are a television cam- C reeT St Andover; Reg- After about 15 minutes in t ^ M n . WUber Uttte AIMon Severance includes Mrs. Arnold Hanna, ping to be interfered with as In Greene, 386 Hllliarf St. Ethel gjHa^orth Lake Rd., Oov- snow and cold, they disbanded. Mra. Richard Curland, Mrs. some 61,000 miles from the era, a small shovel tp dig 1914-17." Hewitt, 76 CentM Rd., Vemon, YVilliam Burke, East Later, Galanskov’s wife, fa- Head Chapman Court of Amaranth Si*^ trenches up to is inches deep, a British Foreign Secretary Opens in Manchester Mre. Maria Hlrth, E a « Hart- Hartford; Mrs. Dorothy Car- ther, mother and sister were Shumway, tlon Is made at 10:30 p.m., PST. miniature chemistry lab to ana- Austen Oiamberlain added a ford; Robert Holman, 29 East- gg Constance Dr.; Thom- permitted to enter the court- Mrs. Richard Kristoff, Mrs! The landing is planned for Tues- soil composition and mag- memorandum that an unidenti­ Mrs. Wilber Little of 196 stclan; Mrs. David Hastings, field St.; Mrs. Elsie Jubinvllle; Cordner, 26 Green HUl St.; room, along with Ginsbur^’s Walter Drew, Mrs. Walter day "Isht- nets to detect metallic material. fied American general had told 54 Deepwood Dr. Robert Roy, 115 Pearl St'-J^ince. “ Natalia* GinTblI^.“ ‘^tae ®P«"cer St. and Altaian Sever- trustee; Mrs. Robert Bantly, Schroeder and Mrs. John Tet- Controllers radioed an initial toe British military attache In ance of 119 Summer St. were faith; Mrs. Maybel Dowd, wls- ^ t Also, Tina King, Rabbit Trail, Mrs. Josephine Adams, 110 gray-haired mother of the direction change Sunday after- Washington: "Any attempt by installed Saturday night as roy- dom; Mrs. Mary Leavitt, ward- “ ®“®ch. Coventry; Richard Kohler, 55 Lake 'Rd., Andover; Mrs. Ber- main defendant, was barred. Anyone not cohtacted who noon and said the operation us—the British—to enforce our al matron and royal patron, er; Neal Miller, sentinel; Mrs. S. Alton St.; Samuel Kravltz, tha Schladale, 21 Chestnut St., The four young literary fig- 61 Injured righU in a future war where toe respectively, of Chapman David Frazier, flower girl; Mrs. wishes to donate may call any went well. 410 E. Center St.; Mrs. Irene Rockville; Caurol Voronovltch, ures were charged under a law U.S. were neutral, as we en­ Your Opportunity To Learn How To Read 4.7 Times Faster Court, Order of Amaranth, at William Morrison, instructor; one of these committee mem- The course adjustments were LaRochelle, RFD 2, Vernon; 1» Kelly Rd., Wapplng. prohibiting ...... anti-Soviet... agitation forced them in toe late war, ceremonies at the Masonic Mrs. Russell Tryon, assistant bers or wtilk in. necessary because the booster In B oston William Lofstrom, 57 Wedge- Also, Mrs. Joyce Carbone propaganda. It carries a Nurses Needed rocket that powered the 2,288- would make war between us maximum penalty of .seven Temple. They succeed Mrs. instructor, and Mrs. Crocker, probable." wood Dr.; Mrs. Isabell Nevers, 522 Wetherell St.; Lynette Max- Neal Miller and H. Hayner publicity. The Public Health Nursing pound vehicle from Cape Kenne- 24 Hilltop Dr.; Mrs. Julia Pagan! well, 80 Fairfield St.; John yc®*"® hard labor. Agency needs nurses to sign jy , Fla., early Sunday aimed it Train Crash Howard also reported that With Equal or Greater Comprehension * The linking of the three with Davidson. Members of a coronating suite 258 McKee St.; Mrs. Coticetta Watson, East Hartford; Ewald t-i,. up for part-time work, accord- at the crater Hipparchus, 1,000 Herbert Hoover, who became Members o» the instalHng were Mrs. William Morrison. Z to iCXv T ™ n La f 3 T o Ragonese, Manchester Manor Johnson, 282 School St.; Paul p . s ilte were Davidson, Installing __ George Evans, pre miles north of Tycho. (Oontinaed from Page One) president in 1929, told him he Convalescent Home; Richard Cavaniaro, 89 Tanner St.; Don- shadowy organization. with -Ite^ were D a ^ n ,^ p^^t^^^and__royal m^ron^_c_or- .ident, and'those interested m_ay u.S. space agency scientists was confident Canada would de­ headquarters in Paris figured officer; Mrs. Miller, marshal; onating matron; Mrs. Gustef contact Mrs. Walter Deptula, had' deslmated Hipparchus as whlsUes and then we were clare lU neutrality in toe event Shea, 613 Main St.; Mrs. Kay na Sfltrzyn, Grant HUl Rd., in the 1965 A nr1 A 7 a Amam . . . ^ . •«.• .9 ^ ^ Stagno, Lebanon; Mrs. Carolyn Coventry; Mrs. Eletha Klske. b ^ r d B r o o r i n d ^ K T r , TT' re=elT ead."“slVs ^ v! h“e^a^TbTth^d^o7;^" the .tru ck from behind with of war between toe United Since the Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Comprehension Is Stressed States and Britain. , Steele, 167 Princeton St. 232 Woodland St.; Institute opened in West Hartford a year ago, SENATE LEADERS HAIL METHOD The agency has voted to in- to the mission’s goal °f Massachusetts General Hospital At a recent teacher training conference, Mrs. Wood Also. Patrick Sullivan. 31 Gol- ® rch'a«hausVrV‘“ Ther^both*'‘ gVt «>y®i matron prelateM rsT Eva bearer. crease the pay. for substitute piing subsurface material. Be- Party Loset Control there have been over 1,000 graduates. There’s Sanator Proxmlr* Senator Talmadge emphasized that dynamic, reading is nothing like SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — also been repeated requests for another institute Wltcorain Georgia the skimming techniques commonly used in most oast roval matron was soloist ------captain; hour plus 10 cents per mile trav-• soil ejected when Tycho was Henry . Goode, 26, of Wlnthrop, The left wing of Chile’s ruling “ east of the river” . We are pleased to announce "I must say that this la one "It is my opinion that if these Uzlembio, 66 Village St.. Rock- country. L s w Gustaf— Anderson, past royal el time. created has had less time to be said.lid that prior to the crash the ChrisUan Democrat party on of the most useful education techniques were instituted In speed reading courses. She said, “ Skipping words ville; Mrs. Eula Zelinskl, Tal- ^ VarseU 3W The Soviet government has and James W. McKay was or- Herbert Umeider, Ken- At a recent meeting the changed by erosion. trip from Orient Heights had Sunday lost toe control it had the opening this month of a new, permanent experiences I have ever had. the public and private schools is dangerous, as you don’t Jmow whether or not exercised since September. classroom facility at 63 Blast Center St. in It certainly compares favor­ of our country, it would be H y d ? r ' ” ' Jm J. S S > « „ ° d ' 'o t h . r . indUUdd M „. Al- m v t r S w “ ! " P ” *" « T ^ . . ‘ you have skipped a word which could change the Delegates to a party convention Manchester. ably with the experience I’ve the greatest single step which gave President Eduardo Frel a had at Yale and Harvard." we could take in educational whole meaning of the sentence. ADMITTED Y-ESTEaRDAY: Wells, fltalfford Springs; Mary in its manifestoes has claimed matron; WUUam Morrison, as- _ natron aword 272-198 vote of confidence en­ progress." Daniel Arnieirtano,a______*LewisviUe, —^__r«.9«»w»A.ii CmndaJl. fkiA 219 Center Of.St.; . James TA.V9AA supporters ia in 4Uthea Sovietoa..ia4 Tv^iUnion__a r ^ sociate \ a t a notTvxn* patron; TUTt-Q Mrs. Frank Frank Jirs.*^ puiFon, Elizabeth swoFu Smith Dearer. and ^ m r iO O resldLte attend^ booster’s electronics. Ear- floor when we were hit from the Here for you is the same rapid reading course that dorsing all of his programs ex­ “ You read five tim^ faster,” she pointed out, “ not Ohio; Mrs. Donna Armenteno, VUgue. Martford; Kenneth Bel- and proclaimed as its object the Crocker, treasurer; Mrs. Gus- Mrs. Uda Richmond were host- the flu clinic held recenUy a Surveyors have required rear. Goode said. , . „ cept a proposal to limit toe right President Kennedy brought to the White House in by reading every fifth word, but by reading five U4 CroBB Dr.. VCTixm; Mrs. « « r t , 78 Bette ancle, Vemon; overthrow of communism, by taf Anderson, secretary; Miss Harold Loomis was dlsaonointlng turnout accord’ing correcUon. Uninjured passe^ers ^ k re- to strike. 1961... the same course you read about in Time times as many words in the same amount of time.” Msbel Baker, East HantlPond; Mss. Lnte ’Tyiutld and sosi, 127 violence if necessary. Patricia Smith, conductress; charge of a guest book to officials ^ ' * The highlands north of ’Tycho fuge from the biting ’The leading leftist, Sen. Ra­ Mrs. Doris Ball, 75 Crestwood RohentDr., Wapp.'ng; Mrs. Jtady Most of the friends and rela- Mrs. Donald Campbell, associ- Members of a refreshment ------.u... — ainnir nenrhv Bennington and Business Wee^...the same course used in There were 85 adults and 14 were picked although they a p stores aJoi^ fael Gumuclo, resigned toe par­ Mrs. Wood emphasized that using her technique vniingRters P®®r *»e rugged, and comput- Street and clogged teiepnone Students progress at their own pace. Each class is Dr.; Mre. Grace Sishoip, 92 Tal- Jotmson end daughter, WUU- lives of the defendants, after the ate conductress. committee were Mrs Nonnle ty presidency. A Frel backer, executive training at General Electric, IBM, Boe­ of rapid reading, every word on the page is noted. co*t Ave., Rockville; Mns. EUza- mantic; Mis. Gayle Allan and silent protest outside, took up « Also, Mrs. Neal Miller, trus- Hlldlng Mrs Alyce Sheldon Catholic Women Meeting ®"®ly®l® glv®® Surveyor •! a lines to ^ r e relaUvee they Jaime Castillo, was elected to ing Aircraft, Litton Industries and other major a blend of lecture, demonstration and practice. ■bath Burke, Windsor Looks; son, 16 Etehe Dr.; Mrs. Mau- vigil in the courthouse building, tee; Mrs. Albert Heavisides, Mrs George Strimaltls and The Catholic Ladies Society ot 43 ^ r cent chance o ' 1®"^"K rushed several replace him. corporations. Home work is systematically designed to produce In the Wood method the hand is used as a pacer to Mis. Bllxalbeth Chrlo, 32 Rich- *«en Oreesom, 126 Sycamore They had frequent noisy argu- marshal In east; Mrs. Harry Mrs John Perretto stSt. uommoaColumba’s s ijnurcnChurch winwill meet ------safely.------Surveyors------5 and 8, both ’The MBTA rushed . . a.- ’The Christian Democrats re­ ard 'Rd.; Amy Oarison. 130 Lane. A p t LI. ments with about 30 plain- Case, marshal In west; Mrs. Members of a decorating tonight at 7:45. Akitchenware of which were successful, were buses to the area to pick up the constant progress from week to draw the eye rapidly down the page. This requires jected Gumucio’s 0^ for toe It is the same course that will enable you to triple Scot* Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. FTalfA niacHAROBlD Y E S T E R - ® ®l®ndard bear- committee were Mrs. Alice party with Mrs. Joyce Medeiros given 47 per cent chances. nniiision naUonallzation of certain basic greatly increased concentration, eliminating the OcwO. Huntington D r, Vernon; ^ ® I'*®' R®y. Mrs. Ruth Fields, Mrs. L hLtess Is the fL tu re'of the Surveyor 7’s target area Is A Industries after Frel made a 4 your reading speed in just eight weeks. And once How Did It Start? common habit of “ daydreaming” . At faster read­ Phappe Doyon, 50 CHnton S t; w '7, V.. o, Pl‘° ‘ °graphed all this. torian; Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, uilian Tedford and Wllba- evening °nly ^2 miles In diameter last March In the Charleetown a.m. appearance and called for you master this revolutionary technique, you’ll Evelyn Wood’s discovery began in 1945 when she ing speeds the brain is enormously stimulated to W been"’ toou|hrto b : '“ 'trTal tor Porter School menu: Monday: whereas previo:^_ ’Surveyor tar- -ct_lo^of__^ston tojured more unity behind toe first Christian whiz through trade journals, reports, magazines vegetable beef soup, cheese K®t ®re®s were 37 miles wide. A than 200 passengers, Democrat government In Latin was working on her master’s degree at the Univer­ absorb the flow of material, and consequently there James Ifl GnmdvleM! Country Lane, RockvUte; Mrs. publication outside Russia of .... and newspapers. You’ll do more and achieve more. is no regression or going back over previously read T ^ r I S ^ ’ ^ (Piijclier, 48 Gerard St.; -The White Book of the Sinyav- was sentenced to three years squares, gingerbread; ’Tuesday, America. sity of Utah. She handed a term paper to her pro­ ■’ MWiael Ck»grove, MansfleW; sky-Danlel Affair." Iniprisonment. meat and noodle casserole, fessor and then watched with amazement as he sections. Comprehension increases and memory vegetable, applesauce; Wednes­ Florence Library Opens Study Much Faster AJbo, Clayton French, Kelly WMflred Oubdt, 27 Ironwood Dr., The book, printed in the So- ''«cenUy Utvlnoff sent Mideast flipped through the 80 pages. She was even more and recall improves. Rd., Vewion; Laurence Gates, Vernon; Gairy Ferwerda, 6d Pine vlet Union and smuggled to ® ^ a l to Premier Alexei N. day, meat, mashed potato, FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — High school and college students will learn to vegetable, fnilt cocktail; ’Thurs­ Manchester's Oldest amazed with the accuracy with which he recalled Kelly Rd., Vemon; MLCtielle K^xit) Dr., Wapplng; Joseph Lies- Western Europe, is a collection , ^ , noting that the four de- Florence’s National Library re­ study much faster and more effectively. In addi­ Grairi, Somers; Mrs. LflMan sard, 844 Vemon St.; Glenn of trial documents and protests f®"®®"^ h®res Ramdall, Summit St.; Scott aendaniel, ’The four are charged under a ®to®rly man told toe group, fire at 1 p.m. on a group of Jew­ Prof. Salvatore Accardo, li­ Marlborough; John Satkieiwicz, East Hartford; Thomas Mad- People with a high IQ do not necessarily achieve exhaustive research over the next six years she Dynamics reads 4.7 times faster than his starting law prohibiting anti-Soviet agl- "They ®re just organizing a ish workers in a field. ’The Is­ PER brary director, estimated that 327 ’TalcottvUle Rd., Vernon; den, 280 South St., Rockville; distilled the system known as Reading Dynamics. speed with equal or greater comprehension. taUon and propaganda. ’The comedy here.” He led toe group raelis returned toe fire, which GALLON only 10,000 to 20,000 books and greater success. Laura 9posiito, 2 Goslee Dr.; MTs. Mildred Crane, RFD2, maximum penalty is seven fr®*” the building, lasted an hour. O.O.D. manuscripts were ’’totally lost.” BUaaheUi Stowurt, Kelly Rd., Coventry; Tami Rickards, years at hard labor. Among those turned away The army said toe Jordanians More than 700,000 volumes are Vemon; Norman VertefeuUle, Stafford Springs; Jill Biancucci, were------Glnsburg’s mother We Guarantee . . . $1,000 Re­ , » a , rni. The case has stirred up toe and again opened up with aitillery Watkins-West means convenient location still drying out on the top floors WUUmantiic; Mrs. ward if proven that the oil B e a ^ ce m Maple S t .^ p p ln g ; T ^m as ______^ ______community. It Galanskov’s wife. and small arms fire 20 minutes you buy from us not equal of toe building or In toe Beleve- Weir, 36 Brookfield St. — closer personal attention—fine modem t.; Casartello, RFD 4, RockvUle; drew mtematlonalInternational attention re- There was no Indication how jg^tgr. This time toe Israelis or superior to any other on facilities and homelike background. These dere fortress overlooking toe cenUy when Pavel M. Utvlnoff. l°ne the closed trial would last, brought in tanks and returned the market!! city. 3L;.Clf • John.T/48TI ^M Wholley,wvIIAV. East Wind' iwand* 3ti * F*AlAnik SOn *: . . _ -Qr\«ra nn/4 Kx^^arl- ° .. are the advantages offered by Watkins- Mrs. Celena Scranton, 390 „rgndson of toe late Foreign Soviet newspapers and broad- the tire, which was still contin­ h*\um T9H • ILTwo 1LTa1\Hno ” . _ .. . A~i o a taavrA wi a rl a wa A«a f 1 a*-k a# West. Fmpllies appreciate the moderate aar HUl. lUUBtown Rd.; Mw. Malrina Mnlnister Maxim Utvlnoff, ap- casts have made no mention of uing at 4 p.m. B u6 Mishap Kills 41 the case. GOOKRATIVC price schedule and the term payment plan. COME TO A FREE DEMONSTRATION MEETING BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son pealed t®*" ®P®" trial. More SEOUL, Korea (AP) —For­ The Watkins-West Funeral Service, has ty-one Koreans were killed and to S ^ d w ! ^ c h a e l Waz- ^ “ r®Ke^ev T “ * Intellectuals also The Jordanians charged toe OIL OOMPANY • You will see a documented film that Includes actual Interviews • You will learn how we can help you to faster reading, ter, 8 Keeney at. petitioned key organs of autoori- EVEN___ HE HAS ’TROUBLE Israelis started toe shooting, served Manchester over 93 years. 60 injured Sunday In a bus acci­ er. East Hartford; a son to Mr. with Washington congressmen who have taken the course. Improved comprehension, greater recall. ty to make toe trial public. PITTSBURG, Kan. (AP) — which took place as U.N. emis­ dent near Hamyang, 130 miles and Mrs. Thomas Joyce, Dun- SHOT IN FOREHEAD 1 «• caster Lane, Vemon; a son to Utvlnoff defied toe Soviet se- Here’s toe latest addition to sary______Gunnar______Jarring^ ______discussed 643-1553 south of Seoul. • ESTABLISHED 1874 • Police said one of toe front ) Mr. and Ufo. Albert Packer, WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The police by sending several those ’God Is Dead’ signs seen a Middle East settlement with Give 24-^Hr. Delivery Notice wheels of toe bus came, loose 1 37 London Rd., Hebron. owner of a Washington carry- foreign Communist publications around toe country: A student the Jordan government In Am- plunging toe vehicle down a 16- BIRTHS YESTERDAY:n ■ A "'®® ®*’®l ^l*® Uic tTanscript of a conversation at Kansas State University, man. 315 Broad St., Manchester dniiirhtnr to Mr andMrs Rob- ^®'‘®*’®®‘l l*y ® **®®dlt Sunday. j,e had with a police agent. Ut- where there Is an extreme foot cliff Into a roadside river. MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD MERIDEN art nioViion 14 Hammond St **® ®“'^'^®*l ®"*l ®®y* I*®’® *l»l®l'- vlnoff said the agent warned shortage of parking spaces, put ' It was one of toe worst bus ac­ 65 East Center Street 45 South Main Street YWCA, 169 Colony Street • " ing of getting o u t^ f toe bust- ^im to stop preparing for publl- up this sign at toe entrance to cidents In Korea’s history. ------ness. cation toe transcript of an ear- the main parking lot: "God is Three bandits walked into Her trial in which toe young not dead. He just can’t find a Ship Release Planned Lawrence C. Kelly’s shop and writer Vladimir I. Bukov.sky parking place." TEL AVIV (AP) — Tel Aviv Tuesday, January 9,8:00 p.m> Monday, January 8 ,8:0Q p.m. Tuesday,January9,8:OOp.m. one of them put what authorities newspapers said today Egypt is think was a .22-caliber pistol to now planning to release 15 ships Wednesday, January 10,8:00 p.m. GLOBE his forehead and pulled toe trig­ trapped In toe Suez Canal by Wednesday, January 10,8:00 p.m. Thursday, January 11,8:00 p.m. ger. The slug penetrated toe taking them out the northern Travel Service skin but didn’t pierce toe bone. end of toe waterway, but-that Thursday, January 11,8:00 p.m. Friday, January 12,8:00 p.m. It was removed at a hospital Shop & Save now at SINGER Israel will not agree. 905 MAIN STREET and Kelly was released. The papers said Israel has 643-2165 Kelly, 23, said toe robber agreed In principle to evacuat­ pulled toe trigger several more ing toe vessels torougji the AulliorlMd agent in Msn- southern end of toe canal. The kobester for all Airlines,, times—"three or four, but I wasn’t counUng at that‘ point’ ’ ships have been trapped since Railroads and Steamehlp' the Arab-Israell war last June. lines. —but toe pistol failed to fire. USED TTie robbers got away with an Sources In Tel Aviv said toe s / undetermined amount of cash. SEWING proposal to use toe northern end LOANS BY MAIL sounded like a trick. FOR HOME-OWNERS ONLY! " ’The Egyptians cannot fool NIACHINES anyone that toe beat way to let the trapped boats out is through EVELYN W OOD the southern end, "one source PM MR. ROBERT’S Beauty Salon PORTABLES fnx.^.95 said; -"They now wish to get UP TO $ 3 5 0 0 around our mutual agreement not to sail in toe canal. ’They Borrow diroet at Consumor Discount Co. CONSOLES fnHr.n9.95 had better think twice If they In­ Introduces tend to make any move in toe Reading Dynamics Institute rates - FAST! C0NHDENT1AL! COMBINE ALL canal that could be considered a BILLS IN ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT! ZIG-ZAGS from *29.95 breach of toe cease-fire agree­ These sewing machines were taken as trade- ment." Miss Margaret No middlemen, no brokers, no fees or commissions. You 63 East Center Street, Manchester borrow direct from a major company that’s licensed by ins during the Christmas season. Now, to YOU the Banking Dept, of Pennsylvania. You may get the clear them out, we’ll lower prices. Alt are in Funds Dominate Stocks CALL 232-4485 money you need to pay off all your debts, even have extra perfect working condition! 45 South Main Street, West Hartford cash besides, take up to 4 years to pay, and probably cut n e w YORK—The Institutions ARE your present monthly payments to Vi- N® co-signers, — mutual funds, pension funds, no embarrassing Investigations. Repayments tailored to hi^nicH and Insurance companleu BOB INVITED Deenoaistratora—Display Modela INSTITUTBS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.A. your personal situation. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAGE SEVEN PAOXSIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 Weather in DowgiewicZ'Goodrich, Deaths in Hlanrl^pHtrr which we are engaged is automatically Announce Engagements TV-Radio Tonight a struggle between the bad guys and The Nation The W orld lEu^mnis Ij^rald the gooJ guys. The military and tnformatton brass in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .lilies Basevant Television PUBUSHBD BY THE Scuth Vietnam spent a great deal of Severe winter weather contin­ CHALON-SUR-SAONE, HBRAJLD PRINTINO CO.. INC. France (AP) — Jules Basevant, 6:00 ( 3) 'Movie (C) IS BIsaeli Street time, after the two recent holiday ued to grip much of the nation (18) Alfred Hitchcock M anclieter. Conn. former president of the Interna­ ( 8-1M2) Mike Doucloa 7:30 T H 0K A 8 F. I^ROUSON truces, telling the world that there were today and sent freezing temper­ (10) Perry Maaon (1040-22-30) The Monkeea (Cl tional Court of Justice at The (18) Hlf^vray Palrol ( 8-40) Undersea Worid of WALTER R. FERGUSON a reberd munber of truce violations, atures deep Into the South. Jacques Yves Cousteau (C) PuJbUabem Hague, died Saturday. Base­ (30) InMght and Panel Dlscuii- ______Founded October 1, 1881______that the enemy wss responsible for all Many deaths were attributed aton (12) Ounsmolce (O to the weather. vant, 90, was II member of the (34) iMiaterOgera Neighbor­ (24) EktgUMi: Fact, Fancy Published Every Evening Except Sundays these violations. French delegation to the Vers­ hood H;0O (34) The French Chef and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Snow squaHs pelted the east­ (30) Combat (102043-30) Man from Ifanchestcr, Conn., as Second Class Mail Nowhere In any official Information ern khores of the Great Lakes ailles pence treaty and later (40) FUntstonea UNCLE (C) Matter.______—nowhe^ except In the skeptical re­ 6:30 (40) Peter Jeonlnga, News 8:30 (18) Subscription TV • and left 2 inches more of snow participated In work at the (18) Afternoon Report ( 8-40) Rat Patro4 (C) SUBSCRIPTION RATES porting of individual American news­ at Syracuse, N.Y., where there League of Nations. (34) W hafa New? (13) Lucy Show (Cl Payable In Advance fi-.OO ( 3-8-10-13-40) New*. Weeuher (24) Antiques One Year ...... SM.OO men In South Vietnam—has there been already was 12 inches on the David McCord Wright (C) ( 3) TBA Six Months ...... 11.00 a suggestion that some of these truce- ground. ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Dr (34) Opinion Waahington 9:00 ( 3-12) Andy Orlffith (C) Three Months ...... 5.S0 (30) McHale'a Navy (24) NET Journal One Month ...... 1.88 violating actions came about because Gale warnings were posted David McCord Wright, profes (20) Men in Space (102022-30) Danny Thomai sor of economics at the Univer (18) M erv Orlffln (C) HEIMBER OF two "defensive patrols,” the one the from Rhode Island to Maine as (22) HIghlIgMa ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS enemy’s, the other ours, happened to the remnants of a savage snow­ slty of Georgia and a well (40) Combat 9:30 ( 3-12) Family Affair (C) The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled known exponent of the free cn 6:30 ( 3-12) Walter Cronkite (C) ( 8-40) Peyton Place (Cl to the use of repuMIcatlon of all news dls- meet in the same stretch of terrain. In storm moved out of New Eng­ ( 8) Peter Jennings, Newa (C) 10:00 (10-202^) I Spy (C) pcUches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ land. The East was digging out terprlse system, died Sunday (l(V32-30) H um leyirinklcy ( 8-40) Big Volley (C) ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ such instances, of course, each side Wright, 68, wrote several books (C) (24) D iam a Workshop lished here. of up to 10 Inches of fresh snow (12) Ncwal)eat (C) ( 3-12) Carol Burnett (C) All lights of republlcatlon of special dis­ might have strict orders to fire only in which fMl Sunday. and served as economic adviser (24) W hafe New? (Rt 10:.TO (18) SubscriiSlon TV patches nerelii arc also reserved. relf defense, and still find Itself engaged to the government’s National (30) Film 10:46 I 3-12) Newa. Weather (C) Cold wave warnings were In 6:46 (20) News I1:0J ( .3-8-10-12-22-3O40) NWea, The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ In a brisk battle. effect tor parts of the middle Resources Planning Board. 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie (C) Sports, Wealher (C) sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ Similarly, our official information and northern Atlantic coastal Gen. Mario Roattn (10) McHale'a Navy (20) I-aw and Mr. Jones graphical cm>r8 appearing In advertisements (20) Huntley-Brlnklcy (C) 11:25 ( 3) Monday Starlight (C) / and other tidin g matter In The Manchester sources I.i South Vietnam were able to Stnsen photo Tile engagement of M iss M ar- where subzero readings ROME (AP) — Gen. Mario (22-30^) News. Wealher 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C l Evening Herald. Tlie engagement of Miss Paul- Kathleen Little of Coventry were common, Roatta, who was chief of the (34) Aiooholtca Are People ho-20-22-30) Tonight (C) provide the press with a detailed and ( 8-12) Truth, CJonaequencea (jft) lyatc Movie leull service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. ine Denise UtUe of Coventry to Attman Appr^tice ^ momentum Italian army’s general staff Publishers Representatives — The Julius accurate account of the number of SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS Mathews Special .^ency — New York. Chi­ to Larry Frederick McInUre of Dale McDougal of Mansfield has Southwest today and the when Italy signed the armistice cago. Detroit and Boston. North Vietnamese vehicles photographed Perham, Maine, has been an- ^ e n announced by her mother, of World War II. died Saturday. usl.ig roads that would have been more MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ nounced by her mother, Mrs. Mrs. F Pauline Little of Eagle- ^ hazardous driving Roatta was 81. Radio TIONS. ______dangerous for them If there had not F. Pauline Uttle of Eaglevllle Rd She is also a ^ughter ^^^nlngs for parts of Arizon^ Jimmy Burns (ThU listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 been a holiday truce In existence. But MIAMI (API - Jimmy Dimlay advertising closing hours: R d„ Coventry. She is also a of Charles L. LltUe of Cedar New lifexlco airf Texas, minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. It is no official source, merely individ­ daughter of Charles L. Little Swamp Rd., Coventry. Burns, sports editor of the For Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coven- Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. FTeezing rain ana sleet Miami Herald for 23 years, died WDRO-1360 12:15 jSign Off For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. ual newspapermen again, who point WTIC—1080 For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. spread over sections of western Sunday. Burns, 65, was in se- 5:00 Dlci< noblnaon out to us that, during these same truce try. Clyde L. McKenna of Mansfield 6:00 Joey Re\’noIdH 6:00 Ne^kn. Wealher, Sports For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. and northern Texas aiKl south­ 6:36 Afternoon Edition For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Everett B. McDougal of hllretlrement. 9:00 Ken Griffin periods, the United States and South western New Mexico today. 1:06 News. Sign Off 7:00 Americana Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before and Mrs. Frederick Meintire of Fort Fairfield, Maine. WRCII—910 7:26 David Brinkley publication. 5 p.m, Friday for Saturday Vietnam also specialized in moving Warnings of blowing and drift­ 7:30 News of the World and Monday publication. Perham. Miss Little is a senior at Cov- 5:00 HarlfoiM Highllghtfl truck convoys through roads which ing snow were Issued for Mon­ 7:00 New.s 7:45 Jog Garagiola lOes Little Is a 1966 graduate entry High School. Mr. McDou- Reading; School 8:00 Ga.^lght 7:50 Sing Along Monday, January 8 might normally have been highly dan­ tana east of the Omtlnental Di­ 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:55 Emphasis of Coventry High School. She is gal attended the E. O. Smith vide as a new storm moved into 8:06 Pop Concert gerous because of the possibility of wpop—uie employed by the Town of Cov- High School, Mansfield, before the northern plains. Opens in Town 5:00 Danny CTnyton Show 9:06 Nightheot Vletcong control or ambush. entry as a clerk-typist in the enlisting In the Navy In May 7:00 bee ‘Babl ’ Slmm« Slu>u\ 11:00 News. Weather, Sports New Test Of Old Questions And bitter cold weather swept 12:00 Gary Girard Show 11:26 Sports Final The trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock and As a matter of fqct, a cynical ap­ tax collector’s office. Mr, Me- 1967. He is stationed at Pensa- A new Evelyn Wood Reading WINF—1230 11:35 Other Side of the Day into the Deep South. Lows of 5:00 News the Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., praisal of the actual effect of the last Intlre Is a graduate of Wash- cola, Fla. near zero were reported over Dynamics Institute will open 5:15 Sj>ce2c Up Sport.<< chaplain of Yale University, on charges two holiday truces Is that their chief bum High School, Perham, No date haa been set for the portions of Tennessee and North this week In Manchester. A 6:30 Horri’ Reasoncr Rats Defy Poisons and served three years with the wedding. 5:36 Speak Up Sports ST. LOUIS — Exterminators of conspiring to counsel young men to importance was that they gave both Carolina. Temperatures dipped series of demonstration meet­ 6:00 Isew.s U.S. Army In Germany. He is Into the upper 20s In northern ings, open to the public, will be 6:15 Speak Hartford have found that although they violate the nation’s draft laws will be. sides a chance to prepare for the more 6:45 Loweli Thoma.s employed at the E.H. Parent Florida. Snow flurries fell in the given on Tuesday, Wednesday Phil Rtzzuto use all the poisons at their com­ If It is held, a trial these men have efficient killing of each other once the 6:55 Grand Isle, Maine. mountains of eastern Tennessee and Thursday at 8 p.m. 7:00 The World Tonight mand and achieve kill rates up openly invited In their own recorded truce ei^ed. 7:16 FYcink Gifford No date has been announced and North Carolina Sunday . This is the 134th Evelyn Wood 7:30 Alexander Kendrick to 95 per cent, the rat popula­ public announcements. This, as'it happens, is par for our age. for the wedding. The Weather Bureau said Institute in the country. 7:35 ^>cak Up Hartford tion of a given area seems to 8:00 The Yale chaplain has. In fact, public­ Why should not we, who have seen hard freezes were expected ^ FraccM a ptMto The new, permanent facility 8:10 Speak Up Hartford replace Itself within a year. ly Invited the government to arrest and peace become the synonym for war, from Mississippi to southern MRS. THOMAS JOSEPH DOWGIEWICZ is located at 63 E. Center St. freedom frequently the chain, self de­ Texas. The demonstration meetings try him. He has clearly and provoca­ Tiling Parents M Our 108th Year tively provided It with the recorded evi­ fense the aggression, $dso succeed in The bodies of three persons this week will feature a film The marriage of Miss Billie veil, and she carried a chry­ dence on which. If anybody could ever turning truce Into a travesty of its sup­ Plan Workshop ' who had frozen to death were showing some of Mrs. Wood’s Jean Goodrich and ’Thomas Jo­ santhemum. be Judged guilty of counseling draft law posedly humanitarian purposes? found Sunday night in the St. more illustrious graduates. In­ JRORSE COLLEGE A workshop for parents of Louis area. One man’s body was seph Dowgiewlcz, .both of Rock­ Michael Dowgiewlcz of Rock­ cluding U.S. Senators Syming­ violation, he would have to be the one If that is what we now have begun to At The Ballet With Sylvian Oflaim Apply Now for Fob. or Sopf. Entranco Grade 8 pupils at niing Junior found in a bedroom of his home ville, was solemnized Saturday ville served as his brother’s best ton, Proxmlre, and Talmadge, so Judged guilty. do, couldn't we at least spare ourselves • Aecoontlfif • tuilnott Mmlnittrolloii IN “ THE NUTCRACKER’S ” LAND OF S N O W : Alan Morin, As The Snow King, And Janet Popeleski, High School will be held where a fire in a small coal morning at St. Joseph’s Church, man. Ushers were John Dow- and an exceptional young stu­ the business of pretending that only • .Oonoral ivitnoM • Socrofarlol (■xocutlvi» What Is in prospect, then, is one more Of Manchester, As The Snow Queen, In Hartford Ballet Company’s Annual Production At Bushnell December 29 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ’The stove had gone out. RockvlUe. glewicz of Rockville, brother of dent who learned how to read Ltfol. Modkotf Oofiorol) of civilization's recurring tests of which some evil somebody else could possibly The bride, of 8 Davis Ave., Is the bridegroom; and Dr. Ronald TRANSPIR PROORAMS-^OIDUCATIONAL meeting Is slated by the admin­ TVo deaths were reported In 10,(XX) words a minute In the JO i PRIP PROGRAMS Is th'e dominant law over the affairs of be capable of'Such conduct? Why not istration and guidance depart­ the Chicago area. In Erie, Pa., a daughter of William B. Good­ Janton of Ellington, cousin of course. PREt PLACEMENT men, the laws of Ood or the laws of try living with ourselves, too, as we ment to aid In planning the a man who sought shelter from rich of Richmond Rd., Coven­ the brideg;room. Approved for Caesar. are? Herald children’s 9th grade program of a snowstorm was found dead of try, and Mrs. Rosmar Goodrich Mrs. Goodrich wore a pink ‘HOLDING’ REWARD Veteran's Training Mr. Coffin, no doubt, feeU morally studies. exposure three blocks from his of K'Clly Rd., Vernon. The bride­ and mint green brocade dress CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — 18S ANN STREET Inside Report groom Is a son o* Mr. and Mrs. certain that if Christ were In this na­ Yesterdays Parents attending are asked home. A 13-year-old girl was and coat with black accessories, Detective Henry McGray, a Hartford, Conn. 06103 Crusader’s Latest Angle Open Forum killed in an auto accident on icy John Dowgiewlcz of 173 High tion today, he would be preaching to bring to the meeting all ma­ and a single pink rose. The member of the police depart­ TEL. 522-2261 It should be no particular news to by terials received by the children U.S. 64 near Alamogordo, N.M. St. agadnst any kind of support of the war 25 Years Ago bridegroom’s mother wore a ment community relations sec­ anybody—anybody who follows the in­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak to date. ’Three Texas men were report­ The Rev. John Kozan of St. beige lace dress with matching tion, is conducting a search for In Vietnam. He doubtless fancies, then, Two Manchester brothers, Ted ed missing Sunday night in the evitabilities, that is—that the very same Favors Zone Change 6. If this tract ever becomes Leaders for the workshop will Tlie engagetneng a t WOsb Joseph's Church performed the accessories and a corsage of “ women who hold onto their that he is precipitating a test of what and Edwin Cummings of S. Main wind-whipped Gulf of Mexico crusader who discovered the danger In WASHINGTON — Although perate for food as it was last the property of the State of Con­ be A. Hyatt Sutliffe, principal; Joyce Mairie'CJox o f Vacaville, double-ring ceremony and was white carnations. pocketbooks for dear life.” would happen to Christ If Christ were St. meet somewhere in South To the Editor, after they left Sabine Pass Sat­ oui> automobiles, in our gas transmis­ Hanoi’s latest one-word change Augxist and Seiptemlber, when necticut and or the Town of Andrew Vlncens, vice princi­ CaJlf., to Lt. Antlhur R. Wal- celebrant at the nuptial Mass. When he finds one, he gives her Pacific for New Year’s Eve and urday for a fishing trip. A reception for 150 was held on earth, and in contact with the affairs sion pipe lines, and in our meat inspec­ of position on war-ending talks ■grain boats from Russia and Please permit me to publicly Manchester, the tax revenues pal; and Mrs. Alice Hammar, num of Manchester has been Bouquets of carnations were on a $5 reward on behalf of the send cablegram to their mother The weather also closed some at the Polish American Citizens of men, today. is a step toward negotiations, Eastern Europe were stacked clarify my request to the Town from this land will then drop to Natoan Koppel and Ronadd amnouinced by her paren'ts, Mr. the altar. C3iarlotte Merchants Assn., tion processes has now come up with Informing her that they are well schools. (Classes were canceled Club, Rockville. For a motor trip Conceivably, Mr. Coffin, Dr. Spock, there Is no Jubilation in the John­ up in the Haiphong harbor Planning Commission, as fol­ zero. Mocadio, guidance counselors. and Mrs. Clyde E. Cox of Buhl, The bride was given In mar­ which is seeking to bring atten­ another great national alarm. and enjoying a short rest from In the Interest of the entire Parents will meet in small today at the State University to Vermont, Mrs. Dowgiewlcz and their associates, also have anotheir son administration. with unloading precedence over lows :— Idaho. riage by her father. She wore tion to a basic way of prevent­ This time he is concentrating on the active duty. town, I sincerely urge that the groups arranged according to College In Brockport, N.Y., aft­ wore a lime green sheath dress. kind of test In mind—a test of whether On the contrary, top officials military equipment. I address this appeal to the Her fiance la the son of Mr. a short gown of peau de sole ing purse snatching. fish we eat. It is, he says, often of low Town Planning Commission to zone change from Rural to In­ the pupils’ English classes. er the central heating system The couple will live at 8 Davis whose fingers have been burned The flood crisis In the North and Mrs. Rober't D .Walnum of accented with seed pearl re-em- OF MANCHESTER this nation would ever be willing to ap. quality and sometimes even diseased dustrial be granted. Considering failed. Schools In Pickens Coun­ Ave., Rockville, after Jan. 14. countless times in the past five has ended, a fact that casts 10 Years Ago , grant the request of Case Bros., 2Z ®t. James St., and the grand- broldered Alencon lace, fashion­ ply to Itself and to Its own citizens the the overall general welfare of LIONS TO ROAM ty, Ga., were closed because of Mrs. Dowgiewlcz is a g;rad- TELEPHONE 643-5171 because we have poor inspection re­ years by their miscalculation of gnaive doubt over speculation for the zone change in the 3001 lof Mirs. Anna Dart of St. ed with scooped neckUne, long same principles and laws It applied, Winter “ lowers the boom” , Laurel Lake area. This will en­ the people of Manchester, as IN AUSTRALIA the cold. uate of Rockville High School. quirements and procedures. Fishing ves­ North Vietnam’s true Intentions that political turbulence In Petenstourg, Fla., formerly of sleeves, fitted bodice, and bouf­ retroactively, to individual Germans hitting the Manchester area with able the Town of Manchester to well as the practical and major Early morning temperatures Mr. Dowgiewlcz received his a sels, he charges, are almost never in­ are more careful today. They China has disrupted lines of SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Manchester. fant skirt. Her veil of silk Illu­ / who played a role In the “ war crimes” a wind-whipped, northeast snow­ use a large tract of waste land economic aspects of this matter, ranged from 72 at Key West, BA degree from the University spected. Processing plants are not In­ are skeptical rather than elated. oommundcatiicm Into North Vllet- Fifty Hons will roam over 400 Miss Cox Is a graduate of sion was arranged from a crown storm that plies up a 12-inch ac;, offered by Case Bros., for a this is clearly the very best Fla., to 30 below zero at Inter­ of Connecticut, Storrs, and Is a of Nazi Germany. It was held and de­ spected often enough. Obviously, we This skepticism is based on niam. acres of bushland in the high­ Buhl H'iigh School and a 1967 of seed pearls, and she carried cumulation. much needed landfill refuse dis­ possible use to which this land national Falls, Minn. member of Theta Sigma Chi clared at Nuremberg, and subscribed to B\iTithermore, there is no evi­ lands at Camden about 50 miles graduate of Brigham Young a bouquet of carnations. need more hearings, more law^, more indications, some already in Mrs. Yvonne Contois of 29 posal area. can be put. Some other temperatures and fraternity. He is a second lieu­ by us, as one of the Judging nations, dence aivailable to the U.S. of south of Sydney, New South University, _ Provo, Utah. She Miss S iB ^ Dodge Goodrich regulations, more inspections, more hand, that the real purpose of Summer St. is installed as.noble At present this area consists Yours respectfully, conditions around the nation in­ tenant with the Connecticut that It was a crime for individual Ger­ any sudden change in Hanoi’s Wales, if the plans of the Chip- t^aidhes Junior hii’gih Flngllsih ait of Vernon.^ster of the bride, magazine articles, more books, and the North Vietnamese Is to put grand of Sunset Rebekah Lodge. of scores of stagnant open cess­ ' Frank U. Lupien cluded: Boston 5 clear, New Army National Guard and is as­ mans to cooperate in the planning and relationshlip with Commiunist perflelds of England are real- vajcawllle. Lt. Walnum, a grad- was maid ofTionor. She wore a more lecture tours. the U.S. in a new bind over pools and a large settling basin 21 Sunset St. York City 11 clear, Philadelphia China—such as fear o f Pekin(g’s ized. uaite of Manchester Hiigb School, short gown of blue French lacc, signed to Co. B, West Hartford. prosecution of a war they themselves bombing in the North. for various commercial wastes Manchester, Conn. There are only two other 11 clear, Washington 14 clear, domination because of Chinese is also a 1967. graduate of ______designed with scooped neckline He Is enrolled in the manage­ considered to be eyll and unjust. Under The one-word change places and sludge plus other assorted Atlanta 20 partly cloudy, Miami Why They Lost At Gin Rummy war alid—that would imipel A Thougrht for Today similar reserves in the world— Brigham Young University. He gg raining, Detroit -3 snowing, and slim skirt. She wore a ment trainee program of the the Nuremberg law, then. It might be a Hanoi directly on record as stat­ forms of unsanitary debris. one in Miami, Fla., and the oth­ LOS ANGELES Hanoi' toward negottaitlans. Sponsored by the Manchester ha's served a mission for the Chicago -3 clear, Minneapolis- crown of blue seed pearls with Hartford Insurance Group. crime for such as Dr. Spock and Mr. ing that If the U.S. stops the Very slow movement of stenchy Holiday Cheer er in Wiltshire, England. When Tony Martin, the singer, lost These are reasons for the Council of Churches CJttirOh o f Jesus (2hr.l.st o f Lat- gj. .2 cloudy, Sti Louis 4 Coffin If, feeling as they do, they did not bombing unconditionally North polluted waters further con­ Plans announced by MaJ. heavily while playing gin rummy for akoptioism t'oward Foreign Mdai- To the EdOtor, ter Day Saints in Central Amer- dear, Kansas City 7 partly Vietnam “ will” hold talks (In­ tributes to the offensive, foul, Geoffrey Gibbon and Richard speak out and counsel young Americans money at the luxurious Friars Club in Ister Trdidi’s latest pronounce­ We had so many groups visit Im. He its an admlnlstraitive cloudy, Dallas 21 partly cloudy, stead of, as North Vietnamese There’s one thi'Hg to unsavory atmosphere of the Chlpperfleld, who represent the against cooperating with the war In Beverly Hills, he did not attach any sig­ ment. The most that can be Green Lodge Home this year and tTaining officer with the Denver 11 partly cloudy, Phoe- Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Christian, or whatever, whole tract. To buy and trans­ oldest family circus In the Vietnam. nificance to it. He later described him­ said is 'that Han'Oi has def­ at the hOUidays that we cannot 3628th Studcnt Squadron alt 50 cloudy, Los Angeles 60 Trinh said last Jan. 28,“ could” 'that’s, risk. It’s pretty <»m- form such a king-size mud hole There seems, to be no reason to ex­ self as a poor player, adding, “ my wife initely shifted its position, and possibly contact each one indl- hold talks). ffontable on this side of iit where into a healthy swimming, boat­ Uo°ni from Miami. The Hons wUl THURSDAYS (Cyd Charisse) beats me all the time.” this shift coincides with whait vldualily. Seattle 38 cloudy. Anchorage 12 pect that. If the present indictments are This fundamental change was we say that we grow enough ing, fishing, or recreational have the run of the reserve. The With Harry Karl, millionaire shoe seems a highly slgnClflcant pro- A F'etoruary wedding Is cloudy, Honolulu 69 clear. FRIDAYS brought to the point of decision by legal arrived at only after long and yesterday for today and w3th a area would cost many millions We very much aippreciate cnl ycagelike wire wUl be atop manufacturer and husband of Debbie Amertoan sihift of position what these groups do fOr our plainned. trial, the verdict will be any different secret discussions within the lilWJe luck'it may be enough for of dollars and would probably two protective fences, the Inner Reynolds, it was somewhat different. by Cambodia’s unpredictable - I XCK than they have been all down through central committee of the Lao tomorrow. At any rate, stand take 20 years to complete. ladies not only at Christmas but fnce six feet high and the outer Prince Sihanouk. all through the year. Mr. Karl, who reportedly lost a total of Dong (Communist) party of pat, don’t move, even pray, and The agreement between Case fence 12 feet high. The pubHc Commodity Trade Risky history. Both these events could be- gugB Not Walked On ORMAL $100,000, commented: “ I knew I was not North Vietnam. However, there maybe a kindly old God will Bros., and the Town of Man­ So to the young people of the will be able to view the Hons W indow shades of lovely Du Pont In the test, the laws of Caessu' have come the first faint oraclcing NEW YORK — Really adven- **Tontine"'Ere easy to wash. Will doing as well as I should have. And I Is no evidence that it signals an make lit a'll ri^ t. I donbt it. chester to landfill a substantial various Scouting organizaitUms, from the safety of their cars 5enerally been ruled superior to the a t the ice, but only a fool PARIS — When Oriental rugs turous speculators can buy con- . . . WE RENT IT . . . Ibok like new. W on't crack, fray or thought I was a good gin-rummy play­ equally fundamental change in But make the colors in the 'tube part of this waste land area schools and churches and the with the doors shut and the win­ were first Imported from Per- tracts on New York exchanges laws of God. would predict the ice Is really aidult groups who caroled or pinhole. Available in many attrac* "I Resolve,.♦ er.” Nevertheless, he did not suspect he purpose, rather than Just a ma­ a liittle gayer, bixither, and we should be supported for the fol­ dows rolled up. sla by 16th century European, suc^, actively traded com- tive colors Just call us. We will be Christ was crucified because he was breaking up. A few years ago- had been taken until authorities told neuver to place the U.S. under won’t see the shadows. Risk? lowing reasons; brought so many gifts we saiy a no one dreamed of stepping "on modlties as beef cattle, cocoa, Etad to measure your windows and official WaBhlhgton had more a disturbing threat to the normal law him so. irresistible pressure to stop What? What for? 1. It Is the only sizeable and most sincere thank you. them. Instead they were proud- copper, corn, cotton, eggs, hogs, give you a free estimate for new to make the big change to better sleep this than its share o f fools on the ALL FORMAL WEAR IN “ Tontine and order of his time. Now a Federal grand Jury has indict­ bombing the North. Rev. Felix M. iDavia, Pasitor presently unusable tract of land Very truly yours, ly displayed on tables, chests oats, orange Juice, pork bellies, year by replacing my sagging, back-weeking subject of Vietnam, but ithey And the Nuremberg laws, although ed six men—five wealthy club members Even now press dispatches Second Oo'ngregaitlonall left in town that could fill our Priscilla P. MMer, R.N. and cupboards as a status sym- potatoes, rye, silver, soybeans, STOCK AT ALL TIMES! bedding with Holman-Baker’s super Finn aren’t fools any longer. pronounced by the United States along and a Las Vegas, Nev., hotel executive. from Hanoi to European coun­ Church critical need for refuse disposal bol. soybean meal, soybean oil, su­ Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest Bedding. It was The Indictments list 28 counts on a with the pther victors of Worid 'War II, tries hostile to the U.S. position purposes. "People Who Contributed” gar and wheat. designed by an orthopedic surgeon to make it variety of charges of fraud and conspir­ have not been able to get themselves on the war are blandly predict­ Feasts Are Changeable Butterflies Fly Far 2. This tract can take care T V G O S P E L ixiseible for jjeople with back disoi’ders to en­ even a hearing in an American court acy In connection with the club’s gin- ing that Washington will have to of our needs for about the next To the editor, MAGIC *■ ST. LOUIS (AP) — A Cfhris- joy good sleep again. Now . ,. . folks witli when American citizens claim to be try­ rummy games. The FBI had discovered cease the bombing now that all MECCA — The religious cal­ TORONTO — M oS iL ^ butter­ 8 years. We would like to thank the tlan Disciples of (Jhrlst minis­ sound, liea'lthy backs liave discovered how ce lliw peepholes over tables In two o' flies migrate some Z ^ b miles 3. Within this time the town OVER 3 MILLION ing to honor them. excuses (ox continuing It have endar of the Mohammedan faith people of Manchester who con­ ter, Dr. Dennis Savage, told a wonderful tliis sui>er-firm bedding can be. the 'mub’s card rooms. Spies watch..ig been crushed by Hanoi’s agree­ contains a lunar year of 354 from their birthplaces In the can and must solve' its long tributed to make the holidays church meeting here that the There is not very much evidence that PRESCRIPTIONS MEN’S SHOP E.A. JOHNSON How much does it cost? $99.50 foi- eacli piece, the players from above used magnifying ment to negotiate. days. Because this year falls Northern United States and range trash disposal problems happy ones for those under our real mass evangelists toc^y civilization has been ■ moving forward in Safely Compounded and well worth it.” glasses of some kind to see the hands, Accordingly, without any guar­ short of the solar year of 365.- Canada to adulthood in such by building Its own incinerator. care. preach one-minute sermons “The Marvel of Main Street” PAINT CO. the direction of taking its own supposed­ anda then by means of electronic sig­ antees that North Vietnam would 242216 days, Mohammedan states as Florida, Texas and 4. The reclamation of this We greatly appreciated their called television commercials 901 - 907 Main Street ARTHUR DRU6 Manchester, Connecticut m MAIN ST.. MANOHESTBB ly most exalted principles seriously with nals relayed information to their con­ not use talks as a cover for In­ feasts progress through all the Alabama. Monarchs migrate in land will result In a much help. and their message is the “ gos­ regard to its own ^ctual conduct. federates at the tables. tensified war once the bombing seasons of the Western calendar the fall, but leave their prog- larger yearly tax return than Sincerely, pel of materialism.” "SPECIALISTS IN FORMAL 'WEAR RENTALS” But perhaps one rilght change can be It was estimated that over a five-year ended. President Johnson is soon three times a century. eny-to-be behind as eggs. It now yields. (Miss) Mary Della Fera detected. It seems to be more generally period losses in the rigged games going to come under very heavy A inod manners save us COM Fim The Government charged the five In­ ing for any such gambit. There sonal consequences if the decision of from changing employes, Silver Jewelry, Crafting dicted club members with steering their are too many high officials Conditioning Great D^isions, the law goes in the usual direction, then friends and even in some cases, Discussions unwitting friends to the tables . beneath arouncVihim (including Secretary addresses. They wreathe us and that is their right and privilege. There the peepholes and then, by means of of State Dean Rusk, who was our children with a feeling of - Contemporary Literature YogR. Is even, perhaps, some tendency to con­ electronic devices strapped to their then Assistant Secretary of State acceptance In a new neighbor­ Modem Dance, Children cede that they are playing the roles arms or legs, learning through a code for Far Eastern Affairs) who re­ hood. But none of these Is as Contract Bridge Y-Wives 'IH af somebody ought-to-pliiy Jf_we_e^re what cards their competitors were hold- member what happened In Ko­ Important as the truest point— SDtVICE Music Appreciation not going to give up our pretense that Wg. ■It'became- a Fedt\?al- case because rea after the Communist North th'ey make us feel at peace with we are trying to live by something of the associations of some of the sus­ agreed to start talks at Pan- ourselves. Manners don't cost higher than the law of the Jungle. pects with Las Vegas gamblers, which munjom. anything! Tbe one per cent of A NEW. International Club Newcomers Club Y-Teen Ski Club Of course, we still know that they are created the basis for charges of an in­ 'The "Panmunjom syndrome” effort expended on courtesy Is FREE SERVICE ■V richly rewewdlTig. And no mat­ kooks, and oould not ^losslbly be allow­ terstate conspiracy. ■la not igolng to be repeated In WE EXTEND TO Y-Wednesday Dessert More than 100 witnesses were sum­ i V ter where you are, the beauti­ ed to actually run the affairs of man. Vietnam. Mir. Jcihnaon :ia go- OUR CUSTOMERS Koffee Krafters Y-Teen Club Series moned in a 22-week inquiry that led to 'ta|g to Insist that if italks atant ful manners of a woman sum­ ESTATE Just as we acted 20 centuries ago, as If ... lor Income lax computing the indictments. Although gambling is wiith Hiainai they will not be­ mon up, os If by magic, gallan­ At no ceut to you. and 'di our woy of Christ was a weirdo who could not really prohibited by both county and Beverly came a cover for expanded try in men. uoying, "Thank* for your buiineii" ond be allowed to take over. There Is no evi­ We do our best to serve you ,*^«}5241 to a public which has grown so cynical third floor. It was in the attic above talcum powder or dripping glue hurts President Johnson at ©luoa Chicago Dally Newi DRUG STORE OF THE YWCA OF THE HARTFORD REGION and sophisticated it has trouble believ: Into the cracks. (Works like tM MAIK STMIT, MAMCHimZ that FBI men found flashlights, still con­ home. I'uLliiilicri-IIall S/mlirate Ing anything. Few people accept, much (GrMzN near Nwl to Houm I i Halo) 942 MAIN STREET— CORNER OF ST. JAMES taining fresh batteries, that had been As for Its own domestic sit­ magic) Shellac the floor when of the time any more, the most basic left by the watchers.—ROY OOPPERUD uation, the North Is now be- dry. , supposition of all, that every war in IN THE NATIONAL OBSERVER ilieved not to be nearly so des­ 'HAPpy PA O E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 ilANCHiteTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C»NN.. MONIMY,^ / y . JANUARY 8, 1968 P A C E N IN E ies Guild will hold its monthly Hon and programmed materihls South Windsor meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Openings Exist are used. Studenta progress at satisfactory condition Sunday in the church hall on Ellington thetr own rate and develop read­ Tolland night after suffering a fractured Six Families Left Homdess Rd. South Windsor. In Few Oas8Pe8 ing flexXAlity, speed and com­ T A R G A X E R * People In hip earlier in the day. Choicest Meats In Town! Hospital authorlUes said St. Post Office The program for the evening prehension for vailed kinds of -By C LA Y R. POLLAN At Adult School ' Laurent, who celebrates his 86lh After Blaze in Deep River will be a ^ame participation subject matter. Gimmittee on Middle School MAitai Vour Doily AcUyHy Guide SEI>T, 22 * " The Baby Has birthday Feb. 1, suffered the show called “ Fastword". Quiz Additional dnfoima'Uon about TUESVAY ONLY SPECIAL! .AML 20 IT According fo rh* Slort. 'I 0^. 22^ The News DEEP RIVER (AP)— At least ’Traffic on Route 9 was tied Seeking Men master will be Mr. Bill Hen­ Late registration for a I'Jmlted available courses may be ob­ fracture when he fell at his number c t classes in the Man­ Asks $50,000 for 1st Plans To devdiop message for Tuesday, 4- 5-13-14 home here. six families were made home- up by the equipment on the nessey, Host of the Mike- tained from the evening school LEAN, ALL BEEF read words correipoming to numbers Jl-49-57 Pope Hits less today as a result of a Are scene. ’The temperature was The U.S. ClviT Service Com­ chester Adult Evenlnig School C- - - St. Laurent became prime line road show on WTIC, and office. The Middle School Building of your Zodiac birth sign. In an apartment building. well below zero as firemen mission announced that applica­ Mrs. Susan Coes who has made wi'U be accepted tonight, 7-9, at Desp'jte poor weather during Committee will soon report its Paul VI, at his Sunday noon minister in November 1948, and Been Named HAMBURG Library Amneity I geneiolly 31 Reipect 61 With blessing from his studio win- resigned in June 1967, when, his ’The three-story brick building worked to get the blase under tions for rural carrier examina­ several appearances on Nation- ^ I?**** ** registraitEon periods, Em progress to date and ask the 2You'H 32 Hobby 62 Be flee. The winter term begins to­ 3 Explore 33 Guy 63 For dows in St. Peter’s Square, de­ Liberal government was defeat- was engulfed In flames when control. tion will be accepted through al Television game shows. merling said he esttmiaites the town for about $60,000 to enable 12-27-29-52^ day. The ’ItoUatid Public l i ­ ' 4 Beautiful 34 Good 64 Top nounced the “ spreading and ed by the Progressive Conserva- firemen arrived from the towns A minor fire occurred in the tomorrow. To be eligible an ap­ The public is cordially Invited. winter term classes will in­ it to proceed with the prepara­ brary is offering three rtoyit 3Doy 35 Feet 65 Be i2-4»92-87^ lives. of Deep River, Chester, West- building last night. Fire CMef O’Connell, Sean Michael, son of Thomas John and Carol George EmmerHng, adult Lbs. • 1 . 9 9 36 Look 66 Present dishonoring calamity” of porno­ Refreshments will be served. crease by about 200 students. Lb. tion of preliminary plans for amnesty f6r dMlnqtt^ . > 6 Buy Berkebile O’Connell, 44 Orchard St., Rockville. He was bom plicant must be at least 18 years school director, reports that 7 A 37 Or 67 Shopping graphy. brook, and Eesex. Dominic Pulclni at that time the already authorized 1,100- mx!r ± 68 Work Dec. 19 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ of age, and have lived in the openingB exist in the folknvihg (Limit 4 Lbs. Per Family) book borrowers. All flnea oa ' 8 Fine 38 You Referring to a recent drive in Mail Box Hunters Firemen were not immediate- ordered the occupants to turn Manchester Evening Herald pupil middle school. overdue books will be sus­ JUNE 22 9 Danger 39 Newt 69 Frank ly able to determine whether off a steam pipe which apparent- delivery area for at least a courses: Japan’s Abacus Liked 40 Aspects 70 Ideas Italy against sexy publications, ents are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Berkebile, Johnstown, Pa. His South Windsor Correspondent ’The committee agreed at its -17-25-^ 10 Gain paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Dent Jr., year. There Is no age maximum High school equivalency, Ekig- pended If returned tomor­ I I Let 41 And ' 71. Work th* Pnne told 10 000 nersons - HUGO, Oolo. (AP) —Uocoln anyone was hurt in the blase ly set fire to some wood In the but applicants of 70 years or Virginia Bidwell, Tel. 644-2866. TOKYO—The soroban, Japan’s meeting last week to request row, Wednesday or ’Thurs­ •RMl-Qg 12 You 42 Need 72 Progressive has 98 David Ave., Rockville. He has a brother, Kent Thomas, 4H: llah for the foreign born, be­ 73 People ‘^•One‘1houghta.stu"rbsus •and fustic to r ‘ older may only be considered traditional abacus, has been • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET the town meeUng this month. day, Mrs. Fsme Hodgins, CMEtSS 13 For 43 Inspiring CANICOtN the and a sister, Wendy Lee, 2 ^ . ginning typing, nil stenography, ,iUt^2J I4 0 f 44 Charm 74 Irxiicaled DEC. 23 It is the irreverence and the dwelling hunters who pour for temporary appointment. gaining in popularity. ’The Unit­ The $60,000 would be borrowed the librarian, has an­ 15 More 45 Backward 75 Business • • « • • woodworldng, art and sewing. ^ 817 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 648-4278 SlfAVll JA N . 20 scandal to which our children sparsely populated For complete information con­ ed States, taking 70,336, topped in anUcipatfon of the sale of nounced. 16 Gaining 46 No 76 The Barrows, Michele Jean, daughter of Michael E. and Dor­ Other sections are filled, with 17 The 47 Port-flrtte 77 And and our youths are so gravely ,^eekend. tact the South Windsor Post Of­ Mishaps Kill bonds for the new school and is 78 Opllmistic 8-19-22-; othy Proud Barrows, Curtis Dr., Tolland. She was bom Dec. 26 the exception of reading im- the list of importers of this cal­ IBOnty 4B Fovoroble 67- exposed because of Immorol rabbit hunters that ^ 1 7 8 4 . 9 0 fice. Applications must be filed culating device in the latest year a normal procedure. 19 For 79 Home THINK SM AU at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother provement. This Is a new course Bugbee will attend the two -day At BO Bod AMUAMIt publications which print with ^ut with the U.S. Civil Service Com­ for which records ape available. To With I960 Volhswngea Sedan Is Mrs. Gladys Proud, West Stafford. Her paternal grandpar­ Five in State offered by Mrs. Laven'Ea iBrooks, ’The cpmmlttee has still not Solid Wastes ’Training OoUrbe, JULYM 21 Whot 51 Cony 81 Boll JA N . 21 ^ 5 provoking license almost every^ those who seem to have a tnste Delivered in MancheMer mission, Washington D.C. 20416. Nationalist China was second received the drainage test re­ 22 Employment 52 To 82 With ents are Mr. and Mrs. Orlgene Barrows, Rumney, N.H. She has director of the MHS reading Read Herald Advertisements sponsored by the Ominectlcat , Audk 23 Tired 53 Afieet 83 With FEB.* 19 where the startling pictures and poxes, slg;ns, sheds and Equipped with leatherette in­ LWV Meeting ports from the State Board of two sisters, Lucinda, 4% , and Linda, 3. center. Individuaillzed instTUC- with 66,820. State Department of Health, 14 Utiexriected 54 Dealings 84 Force 9-14-23-35/i provoking stories of pornogra- ,^,jndows. terior, windshield washer, 2- The South Windsor League of On Weekend 41| 85 Crosswalks • • « « • Health for the two suggested Jan. 16 and 17. 25 Other 55 Legs phy and vice.” "Only a few days ago," Clark sjjeed electric wipers, heater, Woman Voters will hold its Jan­ 26 New S6And 86 Finonclol defroeter, 4-way safety flayers, Norton, Brian Allan, son of Frederic A. and Joan Boslo areas in the Educational Park. BloodmobUe 27 May 57 Goodwill 87 Someotte pisat said, “ a group of men In a car uary meeting at the home of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS b4U!k-up Hghts, front and rear Norton, Bolton Center Rd., Bolton. He was bom Dec. 24 at The architectural firm of Rus­ ’The telephone committee tp t AUU 24 23 Bueineti 58 Day 86 Now FEB . 20 W Cites Hearing Loss swung through the south end of Mrs. John Koelsch, 743 Graham Five fatal traffic accidents 29 Hove 59 Longer 89 Conditions seat belts. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is sell, Gibson and Von Dohlen, the Tolland BloodmobUe to be 9 tri.± 6 0 T h a n 90 Activities MA&.21 ' PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Do- the county _ and___ blasted______every Rd., Wapping. aOTodo/e Frank Boslo, Bolton Center. His paternal grandparents are Mr. were reported during the week­ however, told the committee the held in St. Matthew’s Partsh 1/9 3 ^ 5 ^ 5 9 ^ rothea LoRusso, as she celc- mail with khot^ns.’’ The meeting will include an Advene Neutral and Mrs. William Norton, Massena, N.Y. He has a brother, end in Connecticut, and wind- drainage conditions at the favor­ Center, Jan. 16 includes M rs. 45-72-T8 k-gj brated her 100th birthday, at- rancher, he reported, was TED TRUDON introduction to the new state Jeffrey Allan, 2. whipped snow was blamed for ed location on the comer of Old Edmund Bertrand, chairman; _ tributed her longevity to her ghaken from his bed by a bunch TsIeefMlIe-Menclieifer study item and “ Effective Gen­ ***** one of them. Post Rd. and the driveway to Mrs. (Jerald D’Sena, Ura. U m - . ^ *ti«vdCnff “ loss of hearing some 6 years of nlght-rldlng hunters firing VOLKSWAGEN eral Assembly" to be presented g S c o p ^ S h o p Meadowbrook Bchool is very aid Bertrand, Mrs. Gordon * * ^ ^ J * * «s»A_plaiee atasvdilnig tlons will be available to all ago.” McFarland, Scott Mahlon, son of Stanley and Murrayn Norman J. Long, 27, was shotguns in his front yard. by Mrs. Stanley Zucker and her local Catholics. Lata McFarland, 266B Lyman Rd., Bolton. He was bom Dec. 24 killed in a head-on collision Sun­ acceptable. ’The drainage con- Busher, Mrs. Howard ^ Apparently, she Indicated, it committee. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents day afternoon near his home on dlUons to the rear of Meadow- Mrs. WlUlam Dpwty, Mrs. Ah- Grandall’s Unsafe pays to be oblivious to the noise A film, “ NBC White Paper Cirandall’e Pond is still not bustle of the 20th century, are Mr. and Mrs. John Lata Sr., 76 Main St., South Windsor. Rye Street In East Windsor. brook are “ not as good” , accord­ Herman, Mrs. fttfwafd His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFarland, on State Legislature" plus ex­ Police said the other driver, ing to the architect. Karpuska, Mrs. Nanette Badh- • B eid^of ‘TollUsxL sufficiently frozen for ice skat- Mrs. LoRussc was honored cerpts from the statewide for­ ’Wknate was Ing, according to Board of Rec Saturday by about 100 relatives, 92 Barry Rd. His maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Emma James J. Flanigan, 37, of Ware­ ’The committee was shown haus, Mrs. Mary KoUar, - MM. Tio|i kooMM' Tor um will be shown. yvilb H poCnrts, and (Jhalrman WllHam Holley. Tests including 3 dau^ters, 18 grand- "Home of Service ond Quality” Beebe, Niantlc, and Nicholas Lata Sr., 76 Main St., South house Point, had difficulty see­ sketches of the sewerage lines Irving Rau Jr., and Mm . Ger­ The program is open to all Srenn kiiltti Boibby were made yesterday, reveal- children, 65 ^eat-grandchil- Windsor. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ing when snow whirled across and fields, as proposed by the. ard Pastemick. 0. Interested residents. Those re­ MANCHESTER Walter Harpt, St. Petersburg, Fla. the street, causing him to veer m ini-pi'icing; architects, and agreed to inves-1 Resldentx wlaHliw fn dnMfw anooiBuO ttbocM 12 poMts for Ing the Ice Is not solid enough dren, 2 great-great grandchll- quiring transportation may con­ ***** Into the wrong lane. Flanlgap tigate further three possibilities Burr Corners Shopping Center tact Mrs. Joseph Kent, Orchard Stewart, Marc Thomas, son of William Learning Jr. and was charged with negligent for the location of the school. by tomorrow may call and outotandlng The BnUetin Board in-laws. Hill Dr. ' gWiM, IwoordbiK to League of- xhe Board of Recreation — To top off the evening she Tolland Turnpike Donna Witmer Stewart, 32 Edward St. He was bom Dec. 26 at homicide. The three locations being con­ make an appointment with any Bible Study flelkte, sponsored Women’s Volleyball danced a tarantella—a tolk Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are A car and truck collided Sat­ sidered afe the Old Post Rd. cor- of the above o r with MM. Ray- Our Savior Lutheran Church, In other gamen, Chtiton Press program begins tonight from 8 dance of her native Italy. Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Witmer, Fadl River, Mass. His paternal urday night on Avon Mountain ner near the Hicks School;/be- mond Zabilansky or Mns, Peter SOUTH WINDSOR! grandmother is Mrs. William L. Stewart Sr., Fall River, Mass. 239 Graham Rd., announces Road in West Hartford killing Krechko Brothers 16- to 10 in the Hicks Memorial popular that tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. hind Meadowbrook School/and Bassett. Laurent Satisfactory Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center | He has a brother, William, 17 months. a 46-year-old woman. Police said behind Meadowbrook School in- Sport Notes 14. , Bohert __ Noonan_ ___ was* high School gym. All women of the ***** there will be Mid-week Bible Marjorie J. Carlson of Avon was community are Invited to par- QUEBEC (AP) — Louis St. Study; at 4:00 p.m. there will eluding the purchase of addl- The ToUand FIrseiiiann Ba»- ^ Dupont, Ronald Brian II, son of Ronald Brian and Mary pinned, in the wreckage of the tlonal land. ketbah tewn dtfeated the Sosii- ® pAAa. Sport Miart defeated ticipate in the program, for Laurent, former (Canadian MANCHESTER be a confirmation class, and which no charge is made. No prime minister, was reported in Packard Dupont; 64 Cooper St. He was bom Dec. 25 at Man­ _____ „ „ car she was driving and was ’The architects have proposed Junior Y&aSty teeMi 43-MI 725 Middle Turnpike East chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are at8:00 p.m there wUlbeaSun- p^nounced dead at the scene. slimnastics" progn'am Is p l a n ; ______dayn a v schoolan riA A l r teacher’s A a f *riat>'a m meeting. A A r in c r __ . * . * a compact split level school for Friday irfglit. High ecotem fer tim* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard, 69 Durant St. His paternal The truck driver, Norman Bel- the Old Post Rd. corner site TV>nand wero George Rego w «h tT , grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Dupont, 64 Cooper St. Wednesday evening activities iveau, 22, of East Hartford, was the 'X' include the Junior Choir Re­ which would have two floors Id potnte and Ron Qwrtkm ^ ExecuUve Board of His maternal great-grandmother is Mra. Anne Biske, 62 E. reported in good condition in a on the entrance side of the school W 'Po4a*»- • Confraternity of Christian Doc­ Middle Tpke. His paternal great-grandfather is Leopold Hand- hearsal at 7:00; Parish Choir Hartford hospital. trine will meet tonight at 7:30 Rehearsal at 8; and Cantata Re­ and three from the rear. The Freshman team Pm O O t Mamdingis are Wan- J&M field, WUUmanUc. A two-car collision Saturday Selection of either of the oth- 'Pla-y ttve Ooveotry junior vekr- eiVa, 3-0; IJliitnain-Oioirclies and in the Parish Center. EARLY WEEK ***** hearsal at 8:30. night In New Canaan resulted ’The Board of Selectmen will Bulletin Board er alternate sites would require 'toam to Coventry FiSda-y OkitiJl- PrtBs, 2-1; K rodik' Fabian, Brad Michael, son of William and Helene Stoltz in the death of Mrs. Reginald a different type of a school. 3:30 p.m. 6rotlrtrB and ^poit Mart, 1-2, meet tomorrow night at 7:80 UPHOLSTERY TO T VAUI6 Fabian, 14 Saddle Hill Rd., Newington. He was bom Dec. 13 ’The Wapping Community N. Webster, 62, of New York in the Town Hall to conduct Church Women wlU hold a High School Meeting The ToHand Jimior U tgh iMi fwrt Baidc o f Tctttand 0-3. Reuphoktering at Mt, Sinai Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are City and injuries to three others. The High School Building BasfcetbaMi team loot to St. SSd- fOyRMbto DeOtrlne Oourse their usual business and plan e Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stolts, Hartford. His paternal grrandpar- spring fair workshop on Tues­ Pollce-:sald the victim’s hus­ e Slip Covers day from 10 a.m. imtil 2 p.m. Committee met following the waiixTa o f Stotfiford 80-42. HJgh A C S u ttt^ . Doetrtte Oourse for a town meeting. FOOD ents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fabian, 32 Fox Hill Dr., Rock­ band was driving when the ac­ Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! Middle School Committee, and scorers for TOUand Meto Oer- wUl.he^Merad <* 18 (IbnseoutlTe ------e eastern Drapes ville. His maternal great-grandmother Id Mrs. Benjamin Stoltz, The meeting will be held in the cident occurred on Route 124 Manchester Evening Herald educational wing of the church. accepted the home economics nld Ihitx wDth 16 poMto aiid Mofidays haglftnlhg in Behruaxy, Manchester Evening Hartford. His paternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Sophie Good­ He was reported in fair condi­ and art rooms, subject to com- Keith Neiff, 10 pototn. ’The jnn- aticnMbig to the Rev. J. Clif- Tolland correqrandent Bette ToUand, Cotm. man, Newington. He has a brother, David Lee, 2; and a sis­ A regular meeting of Wom­ tion Sunday at Norwalk Hospi­ tora Curtin of St. Matthew’s ()uatrale, telephone 876-2846. en’s American ORT will be held pletlon of Items appearing on tor hCgh team wWl cdso plaiy We ter, Rhonda Faith, 3. tal. CiMiftA. “the course instructor ------1 7 5 4 7 6 5 Tuesday evening at the home of the punch list. Ooveatry counterpart Friday ad * * *1 * * . The operator of the other car, wm be Sister Vtary Hugh of the Most carrots are about 88.6 Mrs. Leonard Rosenblatt, 432 The Board of Education is ex- 'the Tolland gym. Tucker, April Lee, daughter of Robert Lee and Alice Pel- 17-year-old Diane Babcock of pected to act on acceptance of Wanat’s Service Center re- OlatBrs of Charity, And Inatruc-per cent water, key Tucker, 112 High St., Rockville.. She was bom Dec. 19 at West Middle ’Tpke., Manches­ New Canaan was also In fair the rooms at Its m e e t in g ------— ' ' Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are ter. Guest speaker is Dr. Fran­ condition. A teen-age boy riding Wednesday night. If approved Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pelkey, 115 Prospect St., Rockville. Her cis Horton, a well-known Man­ with her was reported in good by the school board, the rooms paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tucker, chester pe^atriclan. He is go­ condition. can be used this week. iiiiij Cumberland, Ky. She has a sist^, Judy Alice, 4. ing to speak on “ Sex Educa­ A one-car crash Friday night The sewing room is complet- iiliii * *. *1 • * ** tion in Young Children.” on Route 80 in Essex resulted CHICKEN-o(-the-SEA * ’The Wapping Grange will d ed with the exception of one or jiiiil Hilton, Stacey Lynn, daughter of Bradford and Bette in injuries that were fatal to a A Chops two minor items and the art meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Walker Hilton, 36 Henderson Dr., East Hartford. She was bom 28-year-old Guilford man. David . room is almost finished, ’The Dec. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Wapping Community House. A Rogers died early Saturday in Lean Center Guts New Year prognram will be pre­ cooking room is nearing com- ipiii grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Felker, Cumberland, Maine. Hartford Hospital. AM Stop & Shop Pork Is cut from pletion but lacks stoves. The iliip Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Hilton, Cum­ sented by the lecturer. Harry Michael McNamara, 41, of younger, leaner porkers to give you TUNA FISH stoves were delivered in the iiljil berland, Maine. She has a sister, HoUle Anne, 2. and Edith Welles are In charge Haddam lost his life Saturday less fat - more meat. Include this of refreshments. bie value in your menusi wrong- size and have been re- jiiiii ***** when his car swerved off Route turned. jjjjji LIGHT MEAT CHUNKS The Episcopal Church Women 9 in Middletown and struck a Peugh, John Edward, son of Leslie Frank and Carole La- of St. Peter’s will hold its Acceptance of the home ec jiiiii Mere Peugh, 670 Center St. He was bom Dec. 28 at Manches­ tree. monthly meeting Wednesday at and art rooms will complete the iiiiii ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and rooms needed for this year’s ii|i|i 8 p.m. at the church. The pro­ NUN ‘SCREAMING EAGLE’ Regular Mrs. Edward N. Case, Sandy Brook Rd., Colebrook. His pater­ gram includes a presentation by classes. Additional rooms will iiiiii nal grandmother is Mrs. John R. Peugh, Bethany, Mo. KENTON, Ohio (AP) — Sister be completed and accepted be- ijiiii ***** Miss Pat Miller, of Sears, a wig Carole Brown, a teacher at St. fore school resumes in the Fall, iiiiii Cans Zwlck, Michelle Jean, daughter of Michael John and fashion consultant fpr five Anthony’s School, is now a and will not be needed until iiiiii Fiffltli Avenue saions. She will “ Screaming Eagle,” an honor- Deidre Mikelis Zwick, 132 Spruce St. She was bom Dec. 26 at then. iiiiii Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are pick six models to style wigs ary paratrooper of the 1st Bri­ Substitutes Needed Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mikelis, Vernon Rd., Bolton. Her pater­ an and wHl narrate the history gade, lOlst Airborne Division, The Tolland School Lunch iiiiii of wigs. Refreshments will be Gen. John D. Mathleson, corn- nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zwlck, 222 Lydall program is seeking applications jjjj|l M a n c h e ste r St. She has a sister, Deeann,'2Vi- served. mander of the lOlat, sent Sister for substitute employes. Appll- iijjii ***** Mid-week church school for Carole her wings In recognition SAVE ON GtANT SIZE BONELESS PORK OUTLETS (Loin) 7 8 lb cations for employment are ijiijj Kellner, Lisa Jean, daughter of Karl Edward a n d Grades 4 through 9 wiU resume for her work in the “ Little available at the High School iiiiij Chrlsse Rannacher Kellner, Snlpslc St., Rockville. She was Thursday at four p.m. in the League of Green Beret,” a cafeteria or by contacting Mrs. I::;;;' SAVINGS bom Dec. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal parish Hall, ’This session will group of youngsters she^formed Gountrystyle Pork Ribs 49ib Gountryslyle Pork Loin 5 9 Evelyn Ostein, director of the jiiiii grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rannacher, 71 Oliver last for eight weeks. to pray for servicemen, write school lunch program. A list of jp||i Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kell- Guild Meeting letters and send packagres to sol- available substitutes is needed iiiiii ’The St. Francis of Assisi Lad- diers in Vietnam. A L O A N • ner, 4 Gaynor PI., Rockville. Enjoy the true flavor of ham in these Lean Sugar Cured for each school. ***** Mall Delayed Nodden, Julie Rochelle, daughter of Neill C. and Ro­ The Post Office has reported Association chelle Guajr Nodden, Mansfield. She was bom Dec. 27 at Man­ caiTiers are returning mall to AT OUR FISH COUNTER-ON SALE TUESDAY chester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. New England's Leading the Post Office every day be­ and Mrs. Basil Nodden, 221 Hackmatack St. She has a brother, lb cause of uncleared mail boxes David, 12; and a sister, Lisa, 10. SMOKED SHOULDERS ^ 34 The carrier is not permitted to WHY NOT TREAT THE FAMILY TO Two-Year Professional ***** leave his car to deposit mall in Dunfleld, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Robert E. Jr. and School of a box, the Post Office ex­ Laura Dennie Dimfield, 23 Pioneer Circle. She was bom Dec. plained. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hef.ipatemal grandpar­ Attend Course , A re dividend rates ents are Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Dennie, Davenport, Iowa. Her pa­ (Clifford Williams and Howard SWORDFISH ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dunfleld Sr., ACCOUNTING 69 Harlstn St. ***** Lea^, Juicy Bralthwalte, Aimes Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph R. and HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING Carla West Bralthwalte, 374 Hilliard St. She was bom Jan. 2 in 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 Chltose, Japan. Ralph Bralthwalte is stationed in Japan with the Army Security Agency. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory West, 16 Huntington St. Her paternal A GROUND CHUCK 69, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harob>ld R.1 Bralthwalte, 374 Hll- NEW CAR Why b* confused with ell kinds of dividend offers that Hard St. HERE hdve «H kinds of strings attached? Here at Manchester Special Sale Price All Week I Savings R Loan your savings earn a big 4'/i per cent the Komasky, Eric John, son of Walter Edward and Shirley Savickas Kornasky, Pinney Hill Apts., Ellington. He was born simple, easy way. Dec. 22 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Lucy Savickas, New Britain. His paternal I. You ean deposit any time you wish. If you already have grandmother is Mrs. Katherine Komasky, Southbridge, Mass. isy White Bread a Savings & Loan savings'^accourit you are a 4'/2 per- * * * * *1 for thqf Smith, Stacy Lynn, daughter of Stephen Ellery and lO uaLm CA Fresh from our own ovens— and you save cant-et ar right new! Wanda Dixon Smith, N. ^ v e r Rd., Coventry. She was bom 20c over oui regulai low mini-price. Put a SPECIAL Dec. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal'grand­ few loaves In your freezerl 1. Yea ean dapesit any amount you wish . . . any amount mother is Mrs. Eva Dixon, Talcottvllle. Her paternal grand­ COUNTRY mother is Mrs. Alice Parker Jr., La Mlraula, Calif. OCCASION! ' at you have avaHabla. No restrictions. * * * * *1 ■' ,• ■ ' )- Smith, Sandra Jean, daughter of Winfred G. and An­ FARE Yolit sevlngs begin to earn money the day you deposit. nette Cote Smith, 82 Village St., Rockville. She was bom Dec. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Wg reset vt the rign) to limit guantitlei Henry Cote, Tolland. She has a brother, David Winfred; and Vick's Cough Syrup, 6 oz bottle 4. blvidends are compounded quarterly, which means you three sisters, Linda Marie, Frances Alice, and Donna Ann. A wide selection of fine food in a pleasant atmosphere jiuriiERriic aarh.monay on DIVIDENDS as wall as SAVINGS. **«**! Bufferin, 100 count bottle wSrSIEM. mil: MIstretta, Sheila Marie, daughter of Joseph Patrick and 1100 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD Country fine Brand-smooth flavor! iiiiii Nancy Cooley MIstretta, Crestiidge Dr., Vernon. She was born T Bradlees Aspirin, 250 count bottle i*. Yoa.,4fta maka withdrawals at any time. No advance Dec. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Pond's Cold Cream, 2.8 oz iar !i ■KiNkil tl needed. No wetting. Your savings are always ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley, 43 Highland St. Her pa­ ★ Luncheon Speciair .99 ★ !Hli! ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. MIstretta, 112 Jergens Lotion, 10V2 oz bottle Quart Mayonnaise — l e a s i n g —- iiiiii , ' available to you. School St. She has a sister, Anne Elizabeth, 1 ^ . Tantalizing flavor for salads, Low diOly, weekly or roontli- iiiiii * * « * *1 Ijr rates em new Merourya or Chicken Croquettes Pond’s Dry Skin Cream, 2.8 oz jar great in school lunchbox sand­ Why don't you bogin earning 4'/2 per cent on your savings Stiunp, Jason Floyd, son of James Edward and Wanda With all the trim m ings...... 36 count O C« wiches. Cometol 1-2-S yeM l e a ^ Iiiiii Floyd Stump, 14 Lawton Rd. He was born Dec. 27 at Mcuiches- St. Joseph’s Children Aspirin bottle available for all makes i!!i!! this wbab? Tomorrow, maybe? and aU.naodelsI. iiiiii ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Fried Clams on Roll Mrs. Raymond L. Floyd, Dazler, Ala. His paternal grandpar­ RBSmVE A CAR ents are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stump, Huntsville, Ala. Complete with all this flxln’s ...... $ 1.25 if. Sf. Sf. Sf. ***** NOW. . .CALL iiiiii Johnson, Holly Beth, daughter of Howard and Claire Dii- King Crab Newburg iiipi Save on Stop & Shop Brand M Save on the 69c size! Easy to take! !HfJ Bois Johnson, 661 Bush Hill Rd. She was born Dec. 26 at Man­ It’s delicious, treat yourself, S'!!, only $ 1.85 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 M A N C W rlft’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION chester Memorial Ho^ital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. m Blandlne Millett, PinHlas Park, Fla. She has three brothers, Bottle of 25 1097 MAW STKilT, N IAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 Scott, 9, Glenn, 8, and Craig, 7; and two sisters, Donna, 6, and Potato Chips Aika Seitzer 39 Brenda, 4. A TREAT A pip of a chip for a dipl Crispy, MOMAirTY - * • *1 * »> COVjlirltY 6\FP\Ct ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 FOR EACH crackling fresh with exciting flavor. Qaskell, Lisa Ellen, daughter of Ronald Edward and MEMBER Special low price. 14 oz. bag. Save on the 12c off label! 20 oz bottle Joan Diamond Gaskell, 98 W. Main St., Rockville. She was BUDTHERS 9 0 m d u n OF VOUR 44' “Oenneottoafa OMeat bom Dec. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal FAMILY LkMSotopBIereaky DeaSer" grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Diamond, Armstrong Listerine Mouthwash 79 SOI CENTER STREET Rd., Coventry. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Davis, Birch Mountain Rd. Ext., Bolton. She has three 0[)en 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Stop & Shop will be happy to redeem--your Federal Food Coupons at our M|^nchester Stop & Shop OPEN EVENINGS sisters. Dawn Marie, Kristine Elaine, and Carrie Lynn. Store — 263 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester Conn. (Except Tlian.) BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 Section Two MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 fUmirlirstpr lEitpnins Ifpralii MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 Pages II to 20 two brothera, Anthony Mozaer W arm er Initide and Thotant M ouer, both ot Police Sure Mancheater; tvro aiatera, Mra. VC Seize Percy Believes Nixon PoKceCh^eck Obituary J . A watchdog, who will re­ Mary Newland and Mra. Anna 14 Crashes main unidentified because of Break Done O'kacin, both of Florida, and alx his age, w ill no doubt lose his CRPA Vote Mr*. K o m Bwnomo Renewal Sites Await grandchildren. Provincial Is Favorite of GOP job shortly. lira. Roae Cambria Bonomo, AContlnued from Page One; On Weekend ' Apparently the dbg did not By Amateurs M, of WetherafJeld, mother of Margaret T. Clancy them and could prevent any object at all when someone On Spaces Pat Bonomo of Manchester, died jj,, funeral of Mrs. Margaret Capital has said he will support the candidate from winning the One person was taken to the broke into a house on Adams ’ItKnigh the emnunt o f money Okay on Sales Priees Saturday at Hartford Hospital. Clancy of 108 Benton St. was President for another term. OOP nomination on the first hospital and another arrested S t and took a bottle of whis­ te9cm in a break-in Mat month Plan Slated Survlvora also include 5 daugh- held this morning from the John 'iC>.iitlnup^ll alt the 'HoUday Lanes was slz- The disposition of four large parcels in the North after a three cars crash on B.- key. ’The dog made a good ters, another son, 2 sisters, 2 jr. Tierney Funersd Home, 219 sues and Answers.” have 042 votes at the conW i- impression oh the intruder, afete—neaiily $8,000,—there was The C^ltol Region Planning End Renewal Area is awaiting only approval of rec­ ahot their way into the village ot Middle Tpke. near Summit St. brothers, 11 grandchildren, and w. Center St., with a solemn ’The Oallup Poll reported that tjon, and with 687 needed to too. nothing professional about the Agency (ORPA) win act on the ommended sale prices by the federal Department of 0 great-grandchildren. high Mass of requiem at St. Tan Uyen 25 milea north of Sai­ if McCarthy ran as an fndepend- nominate, would be unlikely any Saturday at 8 ;05 p.m. The accl- The owner of the house job, aooordlng to lA . Det, Jo­ adoption of its Open Space Plan Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and later the The funeral will be held James’ Oiurch. gon. In a five-hour rampage, ent peace candidate in a four- candidate would come close dent was one of 14 investigated said the dog had been left seph Sartor o f the Manchester for the Capitol Region, Includ­ Town Board of Directors, E d ------:------Wednesday at 8:18 a.m. from the The Rev. Vincent J. Flynn they kilted eight soldiers and six way presidential race, he would enough to start a first-ballot by police over the weekend, outside. Whoever broke into Potioe (Department. ing the addition of a “ top priori­ ward Rybezyk, executive dlrec- Director’s approval of dlsposl- D’Bsopo Funeral Chapel, 235 was clebrant, assisted by the get about 12 per cent of the stampede. Karol E. Knoess of 87 Autumn Lt Det. Sartor said that civilians and wounded 35 sol- the house let the dog in. ty acquisition rating” for the tor of the Manchester Redevel- prices, the four parcels will Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Rev. Thomas Barry, deacon, ^ a vote. The poll matched Me- However, developments be- St. was taken to Manchester theae same pensons ere being Hockaniun River Park in Man­ opment Agency, said today. be offered to developers, Ryb- with a solemn high Mass of and the Rev. Joseph Vujs, sub- dlers and 11 civilians. South earthy against Johnson, Nixon fore the August convention in Memorial Hospital after the sought for break-ins in other chester and Bast Hartford at its Rybezyk, who said that he is ezyk said, requiem at the Church of St. deacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone Vietnamese officers said 19 of and former Alabama Qov. Miami Beach, including primar- mishap, examined and released, Vernon towns and also in Massachu­ next meeting Jan. 25. sticking to his prediction Of re- Rybezyk said that 11 buildings, Patrick and St. Anthony, Hart- was organist and solist. ‘Burial attackers were killed, Qeorge C. Wallace, who may les and state conventions, could an official of the hospital said, setts. The Hockanum R iver Park (in­ newal completion by September ^ original 68, still await dem- run as a states rights third-par- change the picture. She was driver of one of the ford, at 9. Burial will be in Mt. was in St. Khlem Cuong, which is 10 “Their method cf cperaMon is cluding Laurel Lake) la one of or October, dectaed to reveal ^hey consist of eight on St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom- Father VuJs read the commit Cambodian ty candidate. —Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R- caJ’s. G>iistruction the sama” be said. “They make seven regional parka assigned the appraised figures for the j, „„ j, g^j^ool border was attacked bv the I " ^^e poll. Johnson got 89 per N.Y., said in a New York inter- Another driver, John J. a hole in the roof, then use a the "top priority rating” for ac- P®'’®®'®' St. and one at Depot Sq., the "•Sends may call at the fu- Bfarers were William Cal- 2fl9th Viet Cone Battalion rein- **® Nixon 80 per view that Rockefeller, who has” O’Neill Jr., 17, of 158 Walker rope to get down. They also qulsticm and development. The four areas consist of a buildin^houslng the North End n e S S a p e l tonight from 7 to houn. Richard O’Brien James forced bv a battalion of local McCarthy 12 per cent and said he isn’t a candidate, "m ay St- was charged with failure to In December vandalUze a place,” he said. Two other Manchester area four - acre parcel at Depot pharmacy. A ^ fnnm 2 to B and Conlon, Lawrence Qaskell, Al- S u m L f e n S the ^ Wallace 11 per cent. surprise everyone and M ck to drive a reasonable distance “Professional safe crackers 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 8 and Lawrence Clancy. parks included in the new rat­ Square, the site of a proposed S^ more than I " ° » ® f PoMMcttl develop- hls stand.” apart, after the car he was , . , , He said that Nurmi Auto Body, At $328,000 won’t do this.” ing category are Birch Moun­ shopping center; a four - acre . , . ___ » 7 w ® P-***- ______Raymond Longchamp and Rob­ (Miost o f the $2,994 taken in tain in Manchester and Bolton a company of militia and their , ,, r. supports Oov. George parcel at the northeast comer ,,® ®® P,. i, » tittJ ert Calhoun. A m e ric a advisers about 100 —An Associated Press survey Romney of Michigan but said if car^ and this car rammed^ toe the Dec. 26 break waa gotten and the Bolton Notch State For­ Bin. Albert P. lerardl ______Vernon lede lb 1-24 Construc­ of N. School St. and the relo- building on toe site of the p i^ naUonal policeman', 100 local ‘ndlcates that potenUal favorite Romney’s bid falls, ” I wouldn’t stopped car in front of it, driv­ from a safe. ’Ihe rest was taken est In Bolton and 'Vernon. posed Robertson Park Swim­ M t# Nellie Viclno lerardi. 56, Dalton tion cated N. Main St., the site of a guards and some armored ^6 states have nearly feel at all inhibited looking to- en by Gary K. Wlgren, 19, of 62 from nine ptnbaU machines. In The Hockanum R iver Park is ming Pool, now Is tn the process of Hairtfmd, sister of Mrs. Ma- funeral of Mrs. Helen Agnes Dr. Building permits have drop- proposed apartment complex ' half the delegates committed to ward Gov. NelMn Rockefeller.” the safe were weekend receipts clasatfed as a new area park of relocating. tie Ransom of Manchester and p^tun of 75 Main St. w m held TOe Knoess Volkswagen, dam- ped from an estimated value for the elderly; a 2.6-acre par­ in seveoal money bags and loose and would contain 800 acres. An Rybezyk estimated that Roc CO Viclno of Wapplng, died yjjg morning from the John F. The guerrillas slipped behind aged both on the front and rear of $1.8 million in November to cel off Hilliard St. and extend- cash was also found there. estimated acquisition and de­ two battalions of the South Viet- missions Sunday, the lowest end, was towed away. ’The oth- $328,810 lor December, ing behind the former Peck ground will be broken for the Saturday at Hartford Hospital. >piemey Funeral Home, 219 W. ’The pinball machines were velopment cost of $1.2 million namese 25th Infantry Division since New Year’s. Mbst of the 12th Circuit er two cars were driveable. A report issued for the month Lumber Co . to the railroad swimming pool in early spring, She was'the wife of Albert P, Center St. with s solemn high forced open with crowtxars end is assigned the i>cu:k. camped around nearby Due Hoa attacks were against truck con- O’Neill is scheduled for court of December by building Inspec- tracks, the site of a proposed with completion estimated in lerardl. Mass of requiem at St. James’ a aledgehanimer. The Birch Mountain park, al­ ond slashed into the provincial voys and transport routes in the appearance Jan. 22. tor Francis McNulty revetds industrial area; and the 30,000 time for summer swimming Survivors also include a Church. Court Cases Entry into the building was so a new area, would include capital from the northeast. To southern part of the country, William J. Hombuckle, 36, of building also dropped as com- sq. ft. area at the southeast there, daughter, two other brothers, ’The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward made'by cutting a hole in the the acquisition of 1,000 acres r-i ^ - J. Reardon was celebrant, as­ cover the attack they also mor- Meanwhile, eight-engine B52 South Windsor was charged pared to a year ago lor the comer of Woodbridge and Main three other slaters, and four MANCHESTER SESSION metal roof. A rope was tied to and an estimated total cost of -'.r 'fi tared the district town of Due Stratofortresses dumped tons of with failure to gfrant the right same month, Sts., the site of a proposed com- grandchildren. sisted by the Rev. Joseph J. a beam after this, and the $1.6 milUon. Vujs, deacon, and the Rev. Vin­ Hoa, the Tra Cu Special Forces bombs on enemy positions In- of way Saturday night. Police For December, 45 permits btnation office and apartment Hie funer,! will be hrfd to­ John Scott W lllW ^ b y, 16, of thieves then lowered them­ Bolton Notch State Forest building. cent J. Flynn, subdeacon. Mrs. Camp and Tho Mo hamlet, but side the demilitarized zone and say the car he was driving pull- were issued and. a year ago, 49 morrow at 9i:15 a.m. from the 134 Birch St., charged with mis­ selves about 30 feet to the calls for the expansion of the no casualties were reported. northeast of the Marine strong- ed out onto ’Tolland ’Tpke. from were issued valued at $569,468. A portion of the fourth parcel Glidlano - Sagarlno Funeral Jane Maccarone was organist floor. area by 1,000 acres and would FORBES, INC. and soloist. Burial was in St. A rolling barrage of mortars, hold at Con ’Thlen late Sunday, use of license plates and oper­ Buckland St. and was hit by a The fees collected last month Is being reserved for sale to the Home, 47 Washington St., Hart­ The estimate o f damage done cost about $500,000. Leclerc Funeral Home for off- James’ Cemetery. Father Flynn rocket and recoilless rifle shells Blarine F4 Phantom crews ating a motor vehicle while li­ car driven by Christopher P. totaled $1,711 and a year ago, ford, with a solemn high Mass by the vandal!^ is not yet The substituted cemetery re­ street parking. read the committal services. hit "almost all friendly head- joined in and reported trigger- McHale, 20, of 167 E. Center $2,669. "Kifcheii of requiem at St. Augustine’s cense was under suspension, available. port, "Is There Enough Room,” Following HUD and Board of Bearers were Albert P. Puz- quarters structure s,” the Ing a secondary explosion in an St. ’The breakdown of permits Is- Church, Hartford, at 10. Burial pleaded guilty, and was fined a While breaking into the safe will be substituted for the ceme­ spokesman said. Then for three attack on North Vietnamese ar­ Hombuckle is scheduled for sued last month is: 10 dwell- wUl be in Mt. St. Benedict zo, and the pinball machines, the tery section in the proposed Op­ er, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Edward bours the guerrillas and the de- tlllery positions north of the al- total of $125 of which 125 was court appearance Jan. 22. Ings, $140,000; plumbing for 108 Specialists' Cemtery, Bloomfield. thieves stopped and brewed cof­ en Space Plan. Sweeney and Frank Sweeney. fenders fought from alley to al- lied howitzer post at Glo Llnh. A car driven by Victor Her- apartment units, $180,000; air Friends may call at the fu­ remitted. ■ fee and cooked some hot dogs The substituted report shows ley and bunker to bunker. Communist China charged bert,^ 41, of 04 lO lford Rd. condition and heating for Golf- Immediate cash paid for neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Nolles were entered on at the lunch counter and had a total of 48.4 unused acres in They Braved the Sub-Zero Weather for a Chance to Skate Custom Oabinetry In U.S. helicopter gunships that U.S. planes Bombed a stopped at the intersection of O-Tron, $18,800; addition of one- charges of tampering with a some soft drinks, police said. all seven Manchester cemeter­ saUed into the fight 18 minutes Chinese freighter Wednesday in Green Manor Blvd. and Broad bay to gas station, $7,500; fire Despite the cold weather, Manchester young folks and some not cro\vded to capacity. This picture was taken when the number dean late model cars. All Modem, Traditional, Frederick B. Spiess motor vehicle and abandoning Before leaving, the thieves left ies, out of a total acreage of after the attack began, and the North Vietnamese port of St. Saturday morning and was damage repair, $15,600; mUcell- „„„„„„„ of skaters was down to a comfortable minimum. (Herald photo Sniper Shots a motor vehicle. 121. The three Municipal ceme­ so young turned cut over the weekend for some brisk exercise makes, models wanted. ROCKVILLE — Frederick B. within half an hour a U.S. AC47 Cam Pha, wounding several of hit in the rear by a pickup truck aneous, $17,310, and eight trailer ^ by Pinto) Provincial and (Colonial You, M arry Xmas,” mlsspell- teries have a total of 18.1 un­ on the ice. A t times the annex to O n ter Springs Pond was Spiess, 97, of 148 Vernon Ave. Dragonship was overhead drop- the crew and “ seriously” dam­ Arthur F. Bralnard, 21, sta­ which was unable to etop. permits, $40. . died Saturday night at Rockville Hurt 2 T\im^ ping UlumlnaUon flares. But the aging the ship. Radio Peking tioned at Camp Lejeune, N. C., ig the “ m erry." used acres out of a total 65.1 Barlow Motor Sales Designs A passenger in the Herbert Also two disposal permits, $20 '"K the merry, Private cemeteries have 36.8 un­ Stanley Circle of South Metho- Mlantonomah Tribe, lORM, General Hospital. battalions of the South Viet- said the Chinese “ retaliated in and Penelope Rychling, 20, of ear, Alleen Herbert, also of and 17 certificates of occupancy Mr. Spiess was bom in Swit­ used acres out of a total ot 66.9 dlst Church will meet tomorrow will meet tonight at 8 at Tinker Rt. 83, Rockville, Conn. namese 25th Division didn’t ar- self-defense” but didn’t say how. Rt. 44A, Coventry, both 94 Btllford Rd., complained of $22.50. Quick Action by Two Boys About Town zerland, and had lived in Rock- Girl, 20, Held acres, according to the rejiort. at 7:45 p.m. at Susannah Wesley Hall. 649-5392 rive until after the raldeifs with- in Washington, neither the charged with breach of peace, pain and was taken to Man- In December 1966, the fol- Pythian Sisters of Memorial •vUle for the past 14 years. He The Manchester Board of Di­ Hall at the church. ----- drew. ’They set up blocking state Department nor the Pen- pleaded guilty, and were fined Chester Memorial Hospital lowing penults were Issued: LBJ, Eshkol Temple, and Linne Lodge and Phone 875-2538 wras a retired watchmaker. (Oontinaed from Page One) rectors is presently considering ----- The executive board of Buck- forces within a mile of the vll- tagon had any immediate com- $20 each. where she was examined and Seven new dwellings, $98,000; Averts Serious Store Fire Memorial Lodge, Knights of COMPLETE Survivors Include two daugh­ an ordinance limiting the sale The Buckley School library ley School PTA will meet to- Open 9-9 Daily glrl admitted buying the .22-cali- lage, but the government ment. ’The Soviet Union claimed The pair was arrested Dec. released, a hospital official said. 'erne, steel storage building, $23,- Quick action by two youths Straughan declined to theor- Pythias, will install officers in REMODELING SERVICES ters, bits. Albert Hager of Talk Peace . of municipal cemetery space to wm iiuiuu. i.. gtaff will meet tomorrow at 9 :30 night at 7 In the teacher’s lounge ber rifle “ to go hunting.” ’The spokesman stild no contact was earlier that U.S. bombs on 24 after a disturbance at 152 The truck which hit the Her- 500; new W. T. Grant (shell Rockville and Mys. Howard tociU resl^nts or former reel- who spotted ‘^teT ^ t T e^ la y "IZ S p T T o Z dark-haired girl was charged reported. ’Thursday damaged a Soviet Charter Oak St., in which bert car was driven by Robert only) $240,000; addition to Elk’s ’Thompson of Forest Hills, N .Y .; with two counts of assault with Over the weekend persistent freighter in Haiphong harbor. dents to preserve a dwindling last night In a display udndow shattered when firemen‘'ar- The ^ a n Sisters wUl h a v e ------^ Bralnard and Miss Rychling al- W. Mott, 32, of WlUlmantlc. Carriage House, $23,000, and At Ranch a son, Herman Spiess o f North amount of loc^ burial space. at Tots ’n Teens, 956 Main St„ rived, either by heat or the its r e ^ a r meeting at 7 p.m. a dearps League Auxl- Burial being found litoxicated yester­ Main and Haynes St. ifloates o f occupancy, $22.60. America’s peacemakers had a will be in Falrvlew tient „ ^ at ^ the rviinmhuaColumbus stateState Hoe-HoS' area was 296 Communists and sources" as saying that the 77- The meeting will be held at Main and Oak Sts., stayed this morning, and that there had llary will meet Wednesday at (N.J.) Cemetery. day after he was found lying Driving the stopped vehicle, p r o Meeting Postponed busy year to 1967—in the Middle pltal from 1964 to last summer, 76 Americans kiUed, with 177 year-old Red chief died of heart 8 p.m. in the East Hartford High around to direct the firemen to been no smoke damage to in- 8 p.m. at the Marine Home, ’The Burke Funeral Home, 76 on the floor of the Lucky Lady was George A. Lombard, 23, of The meeting of the Lake Street East, Cyprus and Vietnam. The when rile was released on a Americans wounded. dlsea^se and tuberculosis at 4 School Cafeteria on Burnside the scene, then disappeared in terlor stock. Parker St. Prospect St., is in charge ot lo­ Laundry, pleaded guilty, and Rockville. School p r o scheduled for to­ President said they found a “ trial visit’’ basis. 9ve had been Elements of the 199th Light p.m. Dec. 26 in a village in Ha Ave. the cold before he could thank He said the window damage ----- cal arrangements. was given a 30-day jail sen­ Both cars were drlVeable. night has been postponed until stubborn truth confirmed: working here since. Infantry Brigade sustained the Tay province south of Hanoi. them. 'w as covered by Insurance. He 'The Rockville EJmiblem Club tence. A car driven by Raymond H. next Monday at 8 at the school. "Making peace is. punishing Police said rite tired 10 shots heaviest losses and scored the Straughan said the boys were added that he surmized the will meot Wednesdaiy at 8 ipjm. Franota M. Bfoynabaa One North Vietnamese source Glode, 18, of 1698 ToUand Tpke. Dr. John Blynn, associate pro­ work. It demands enormous, at the nuns EUid at the rescuers biggest success of sdl U.S. units Also a 30-day jail sentence passing by the children’s cloth- fire started when one of the at 'tIhe Elk’s Home, Park St., in Moscow said he had heard a hit a parked car belonging to fessor of educational psychology courage, flexlbUity and imagi- VERNON — Frattols M. M(^- who went to their aid. in a series of clashes in the Que was given to Raymond Bartho- ing store about 6:30 p.m. when mannequins fell against a Rodcviillle. rumor that Ho had died but Richard J. Keeney of 14 AI- at the University of Connecticut, natloh. It is ill-served by hasty nshan, 60, of New Britan, fath­ Sister Mary Leonard was hit Son Valley Saturday. Twenty- ..u,ig lo „ mere invention k>ntew, 54, of no certain ad- " . “ or Z- “ ® university 01 (..onnecuuui, they observed the fire breaking display spotlight and clothing ----- MOVE AGAIN! sloj|;ws or half-solutions." er of Mrs. Carl Peterson of twice in the neck and-was in nine'OIs were reported killed ii^ dreamed up bjt unpleasant ped- dress ^fter' he preaderguUty to w m ‘ ^^d ®"d Behavior." out around a fallen mannequin Ignited. The Wamen’s PellowshJIp of Vernon, died Saturdays at his “ p ^ r but h o l ^ ’ ’ c o n a ti^ that « 8hting but the Americans ,3 a charge of being found intoxi- n e ^ ^ M e S e ^ R d -______Johnson promised it is the in­ in the display area. Center Oongregatlanal Church killing 128 home. Sunday. Sister Ricarda suffered reported killing 128 enemy lomats In London said they did cated. He was arrested this ^ t Wo cars t o l l S on a prl tention of the United States to Worth Straughan commended the ___ wM meet Wednesday at 10 ojn. Survivors also include his a left shoulder wound and was troops. pursue and find peace in the boys for their alertness, saying for an all-day sewlnig seasion i(n wife, another daughter, a broth­ reported in good conditioA. U.fT. Marines, who take on seriously, m ^ n g to ^ck rtU e. ^ate road on Charter Oak Field V e m O I l Middle East and throughout the Third in Seri^ e n The U.S EmbMsy to Saigon 20 o f ^ s t yesterday afternoon collided In the fire could have become seri­ the Feltawship Room at the er and sister and three grand­ Sister Ricarda said she was most of the action against infil­ world. and the State Department said, I ^ o r ^ p k a ^ d guUty to a trying to pass each other, mov- Knowing ous if allowed to gain headway. chfurdh. Those attending ere re- children. standing near the door of the trating North Vietnamese in the Eshkol. said' he felt Johnson Of Story Hours they had no Indication the re- chairge o f breach o f .peace, and ,ng ^ op^slte directions. One It was confined to two manne­ J minded to brlnig sandwiches. The funeral will be held to- convent when “Sister Mary northern provinces, had their Woman Hurt had shown him warm friendship quins, clothing and a rug in the Tomorrow Dessert and beverages will be m o r ^ at 8 a.m. Irom the Fal^ Leonara slaiaped and haada M l aU weakmd npujaUd K h " “ e S m e ^ b m iS ’c u S ta ^ and also demonstrated a deep display area. served. 52, of 26 Harrison St., and the belief that “ to terms of rights’ T h « zoolioglat gave these W re Cos. 2, 3 and 4 answered The third In a series of story ----- other by Prank R. Wood, 42, of and duties all people are equal: after he was sbopped. by a se- In Car Crash exidttlioaail oomporisons of the------alarm------and------had— the------fire---- ex- The Hockanum Dow Club will high Mass of requiem at St. realize she had been shot. I Units of the 4th Marine Regl' 150 S. Lakewood Circle. pm. m »T ma u jij__ a am Solgon, Soutti Vietnam’s 17 ourity guard outside the Grand That they have equal right to be the chimpanzee w M i man: A tinguished in a matter of min- y Wednesday at 8 p.m. at The Vem er car was towed Maurice Church, New Britain, thought some chUdren had been ment were maneuvering three Roman Catholic bishops Issued W ay s L - e a t the Paikade who A Maine woman was report­ themselves and to be left In HewrtMm chimp weighs about utes. olds, sponsored by the Man- Wapping Community Center. St. away: the Wood car was drive- at 9. Burial will be to St. shooting off a BB gun.” miles northeast of Con Thien ^ joint appeal for an end to the W l s e H t o o 7 n ^ ^ ^ ed to fair condition today at peace.” 4 pounds. Stagte btnths are Several major stores are lo- cheater Junior Women’s Club, Plans w ill be discussed for the Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. Sister Ricarda said she was Sunday when they ran into able. “ In the days of peril I thought war. three stereo tapes. Rockville General Hoaplta]. She usual and babies are helpless cated In the block where the inc. and Mary Cheney Library, chilb’s A K C ' sanotijoned match Friends may call at the fu­ hit when she stepped outside the North Vietnamese regiulars. In A car driven by Theresa P. received undetermined head in- often of your friendship,” Esh- but can cling lOghtly to fire occurred. They include a w ill be held tomorrow from 10 schedule fo r March. The meet- nuJtlrer. For the first 8 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. drug store, a Jeweler’s and a to 10:45 a m. at the library. 'ing Is open to all interested months ttietr only food Is gift shop. aesrion will Include persons. Kennetti B. Cramer nvother’s milk. A t 9 years Smoke which entered toe ^ discussion of win- visiting they roach odoiOBceince, adult­ WAPPING — Kenneth Bruce , ta-lk together, begin serious William D. Crocker, 51, of Cov­ ,8 8 1 h f V ' senger In a car operated by her hood at 12 years and have a store was qulcldy ejected with Jesaeman, The Transatlantllc Brides and do the harm she did. Sister ed. negotiations.” They added that who Is in this country on a nine- Cramer, 70, of East Glaston­ entry, passing in a no paisstoig ed to the right to ^ s s a car ^urfand. Hazen R. Bell. 7yi of itfie-fq>an of 50 years. They exhaust >fans„ set up by firemen ..Krarian will be as- Parents Assoclalblon will meet BRAND NEW 1968 Ricarda said of the sniper. ‘I m Other Communist trdops conflict must be ended day tour, said Texas reminded bury, father of William H. Cra­ zone and violatiiQn o f stiaite (traf­ which was stopped for a light Boulton. Maine. Bell entered can be friendly to man and working against a stiff wind and ® o ^ - s ^ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Vot- sure Sister M ary Leonard feels made six coordinated attacks on "right now . because the con- him very much of parts of his mer of Wapplng, died Friday fic control signs, fined a total near E. Center St., skidded and ^ „ „ well itwdned, but you want In six-above-zero cold. storrieller and Mrs Carl eran’s Memoriteul Clubhouse, ®un- the same way. No matter how allied posts Sunday near the dls- ni-t will have to he Rettled even, own country. no monkeying around by nig^t at Hartford Hospital. c f $30; Geonge E. FOntain, 32, ^ ; Wilbur Cross Highway. His car The bone-chiUlng weather kept „ , j^rs Thomas se*- event is open to badly you’re hurt, you’ve got trlct headquarters vUlage of jually but perhaps with such "There is, of course, no com-, those who serve you, so for of „ ------Gustafson and Mrs. Thorny ^ Bniitlrii-bom women. Survivors also Include 4 oth­ of Rockviille, operaittog an un­ spectators at a minimum, fire to feel sorry for someone tike Phu Loc 25 mUes above Da horrible damage and disasters f i was struck by one operated by parison to size,” he said. Israel, wonderful h'jman service and Kelleher as helpers for ____ er sons, 2 daughters, a brother, registered motor vehicle, $15; various times on Saturday in Paul H. Taylor, 44, of Vernon officials reported. that.” Nang. After Marines and South that no one can envisage them." covers 7,993 square miles, Tex­ TO P 'VALUE, see us now! 2 sisters, and 21 grandchildren. Peter Prrimain, • 22, of '21 “Gar­ town. No Injuries were report­ story hour. Daughters of Liberty, No. 125 A poUce official said the sis- Vietnamese soldiers had re- Vietnamese combat police ar- Garden Apts. Bell was at­ as 276,600 square miles. prices start at Funeral services were held den St, failure (to drive right, ed : all cars were driveable after Mrs. Liz Humphries of 213 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at COUGAR ters “ were just unfortunate pulsed all the attacks, they rested about 100 refugees in a tempting to enter the driveway Officials on hand Included* this afternoon at Lowe-Roback- $25. the mishaps. Dillon Sales and Service, Wells St., an artist, will demon- orange Hall, weather permitt enough to be there. She would counted 16 Leathernecks and 91 Kang marketplace today, to the Howard Johnson Restau­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Xerox Copy Service er Funeral Home, 2584 Main St. Alao, Joseph Gallant, 24, cf One driven by William A. Hy­ Inc. strate In acrilacs at a program parade will be con­ have shot at anything that of the enemy killed and 88 gaylng they were taking part to rant on Rt. 30. He received a Assistant Secretary Lucius Bat­ Glastonbury. Burial was in East Hartford, arrested to An­ son, 16, of 413 Woodland St., and fer adults which will colnsJuje at a social time after moved.” Americans wounded. The South anti-American campaign- the written warning for failure to tle and presidential asristant . Manchester Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. dover, speeding, $20; Jerome L. a parked car belonging to Helen Your Ford Dealer with the children’s program. business meeting. The sniping lasted lees than Vietnamese army and mlUtia marketplace demonstrators car- stop at a stop sig;n. Walt W. Rostow. Blueprint and Supply, Inc. The fam ily suggests that those Keith, 20, c f 22 Hollister St., B. Reid of Hartford. 10 minutes. troops—^who announce specific rled no placartfs but were con- Charles E. Hulsart, 30, of 39 The Eshkols were introduced' 690 H artford Rd., Manchester wishing to do so make memor­ faiUure to Cbey state traffic One driven by Ralph T. Miner, 319 Main St., Manchester Miss Lazarrus was seen stand- casualty figures—reported light ducting a “ conversation earn­ High St., Rockville, was to the President’s daughter, 649-869S I J ■# I L The ways and means commit ial contributions to the Hart­ control signs, $15; Serge Nolet, 86, of Hebron, and one driven , Gravel Good Mulch thg Manchester Junior ing at a window with a rifle, losses. palgn,” talking to others and ex- 'C' '^1'^ charged with driving too fast Lucl, son-in-law Patrick J. Nu­ 643-2145 . RodcvUle Exchange Ent. 1406 ford Heart Association or the 21, of WilUmantle, arrested to by Michael Magnotta. 17, of his car She dropped the rifle to the Marine squads of 12 to 14 men pressing anti-American senti- gent, and the preridenUal DENVER — Res"j-chers in Women’s Club w ill meet taitight Hartford Cancer Society. Andover, speeding, $30; Gary Delivered ground outride on a policeman’s who work with Vietnamese mill- ments, said A. Wilson Edwards grandson, Lyn, for whom they Oolorodo have f<..ind gravel at 8 at the home of Mrs. ney Ott, 20, Of Tolland, operating T g MC bus owned by Silver “>e «now covered order and was apprehended tlamen in Combined Ac. on Pla- of Louisville, Ky., public safety had brought a handcarved voluaible as a mulch. They say a Dolln, 19 Lilac St. a motor vehicle under the In- Lane Bus Lines, driven by Leone ® P lu s ^ without resistance to the-room toons were especially hard hit. adviser to the Da Nang police bank Noah’s Ark and animals from Is- * layer of sand or gravel spread _ I, _____ fOuence, $100. Richard, 23, o f Columbia, and a Connecticut F u n erals minutes later, police said. In one attack on a reinforced department. He is scheduled to appear in rqel. cm. low-VBJiue land will catch The Women s Home L g;u car driven by Edwin B. McCon­ [WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Sales Tax Police said they found a box platoon, the Reds killed five Ma- Another 60 persons were ar- Rockville Circuit Ctourt 12, Jan. Johnson was reported in a precapdtatiion. keep most of it of the Salvation Army will have FIERY PULPIT nell, 58, of 57 Branford St. of ammunition in the room. The rtoes and wounded 16, while an rested'entering the city to small jovial mood as talks started. from evai»ratlng and speed it hs f^rst meeting of tills season Mrs, Arthur England YUBA CITY, Calif. (AP) - On Sunday, police Investigat­ 30. - The funeral of Mrs. Arthur apartment door had been attack on another took a toll ot buses, Anna McVeigh of 98 West He had attended morning Day In...Day Out... down to tflie water table. Tuesday, Jan. 16 at 2 p.m. at Southern Baptist preachers are ed the following accidents. No the Junior Room of the Citadel. England of 81 ArcelUa Dr. was blocked with furniture and the aeven Marines killed and four All those arrested will be held Center St., Manchester, was church services at St. Francis Lost Year’s "CAR OF THE YEAR" is EVEN BETTER THIS YEAR! window had been partially wounded. sometimes urged to "build a Injuries were reported. The held Saturday morning from the “ a few days,” Edwards said, charged with failure to grant Xavier Roman (JathoUc (Jh’urch blocked with a table. A cushion Farther south Commimlst g p j fire In the pulpit” —meaning to cars involved were driveable. in this tiny community near his' The Regina D’ltalla Society John F. Tierney Funeral Home, “until they are cleared, . ------Qjjg driven by Rocco A. Ab- right of way to a vehicle not on which the girl apparently gunners fired 25 rounds of with refugees continuing to put some warmth Into their ranch. The pastor read a de­ will meet tonight at 7:30 at the 219 W. Center St., with a solemn bate, 54, of East Hartford, and obliged to stop following a two- knelt was found by the window. i22mm rockets into Camp come into the Da Nang area, preaching. fense of U.S. Vietnam policy , oa PRESCRIPTIONS Italian American Club, 186 El­ — -Standard Equipment Includes — high Mass of requleifl at" St. one driven by Joseph Curran, car accident on Rt. 30 yester­ Books, the Marine’s big supply Edwards predicted antl-Amerl- Members of the Cooper Ave­ from an article in a Brltirii dridge St. -Jam es’ Church. 69, of East Hartford. The Ab- day. . . . resulting in meaningful base - eight miles northwest of can demonstrations would con­ nue Baptist Church here are Catholic weekly that quoted Bucket Seats. Wall to Wall Carpeting, All Vinyl Interion Retractable Headlamps, Se­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward bate car was stopped. The McVeigh car pulled Into Da Nang. The U.S. Command tinue "lo r quite a while.” pondering the implications of Cardinal Gilroy, head of the Ro- ■ savings to you every day! Miss Constance M. Knowles J. Reardon was -celebrant, as­ One driven by Robert Ward, the .^oath of a car operated by said the shelling Simday night this advice. After a fire de­ man Catholic Church to Austra-'* of Laredo, Tex., granddaughter quential Tail Lights. Heater, Defroster, Back-up Lights. Full Length Pin.Stripes on Body, sisted by the Rev. Thomas Bar­ Police Arrests 19, .of 6 Constance Dr., and one Raymond J. Larussa, 22, of ' No ups and d o t ^ In your Prescription I wounded 61 Marines, nine seri­ stroyed the rear portion of their lia. of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hoyt of ry, deacon, and the Rev. Vincent church, tho Are report noted the driven b / P h illip N. Shade, 18, Sp)er St., Thompsonvllle. She Is costs—no "discounts” today, “ Regular ously, and damaged 29 build­ As the Rev. 'Wunlbald, 43 Foley St., was one of 20 deb­ Bright Curb Molding, Die Cost Grill. Side Marker Lights, Windshield Washer and Outside Flynn, subdeacon. Mrs. Ralph John F. Holmes, 19, of East of 101 E. Middle Tpke. scheduled to r/near in- Rock­ prices” tomorrow! ings. About Town blaze apparently 'started ' Schneider quoted it for the P re s -» utantes recently who attended Maccarone was organist and Hartford, was charged with In­ hind the pulpit.” A car driven by James H. Day ville Circuit Ckmrt 12, Jan. 23. No "leduoed specials”—no “temporary the Society of Martha Washing­ A reconnaissance team from The Junior High Fellowship ______Ident and the congregationfT' Rear View Mirror. ‘ soloist. \ toxication Saturday night after 18, of 82 Florence St. and one ledaottons” on Prescriptions to lurs ton Presentation Ball at the the 1st Marine Division may gf Center Congregational “ There is not the slightest doubt' Buried was1 !In Sf. James’ Cem- he allegedly became abusive driven by Robert J. Tierney, oustomefsl Laredo Municipal Civic Center. have caught enemy troops haul­ Ctourch will meet tomorrow at whole of Southeast Aria - etery. Msgr. Reardon, assisted with police at George for Teens 42, of 216 Tlmrod Rd. Mandarin Hard to Learn become Communist pro- She Is a freshman at the Uni­ ing rockets for another attack South Methodist Church to see HEALTH CAPSULES. A t the same ttme, there is never any | V by Father Flynn, read the com- off Tolland Tpke. One driven by Stanley Savll- compromise hi servloe or quality! versity of Dayton, Ohio. She on Da Nang installations. The slides and hear about missions by Michiril A. Petti, M;D. T A IP E I—(Mandarin is the pre- Perty if the United States wlth- 10 IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! mlttal service. John B. McNamar, 19, of 209 onis, 47, of 39 E. Eldridge St. is the daughter of Col. and team said it spotted 170 enemy /M P0IN6 MOUTH-TO-MOUTH domlnant language both on For- from Vietnam.” Bearers were James Spauld- Woodland St., was charged with in Japan. Children may be and an International Scout I YOU GET OUR LOWEST soldiers carrying 30 cylindrical RESUSCITATION, HOW SHOULP mosa and tihe Ohineae mainland. ^^® s-lrbase, a group of San. Mrs. Harold F. Knowles. He ing, Robert Mazzulin, James intoxication after he was found . . brought to South Church at Truckster, driven by Delbert L, PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE YOUR CHOICE OF EQUIPMENT AND COLORS! objects along a trail south of Da ^nd picked up at 7:46. VOU, HOLP T he It Is not (phonetic—one cannot A n t^io men In red jackets and; W e Deliver is wing commander of Laredo Mazzulln, Guerin Massulln, John wandering around outside the Carter, 41, of 237 Oak St. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE Nang. The team called in artll- ____ VICTIM'S HEAP 'i H usuallyusuallv sound out the symbols8vmlbola-''^^“ ® cowboy hats rolled out a-' AFB. Mazzulin and Edward Mazzulln. rear of the building at the Everywhere Economize ^MERCURY| lery and later reported 24 of the Cub Scout Pack 144 commit­ to fiigure out the words. Leara- red carpet. And a Lackland Air MORE THROUGHOUT THE A delegation from the Girl same place. Fast Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi enemy were killed and several tee will meet tonight at 8:80 ixhg it Is very difficult, for it has Force Base band joined the wel­ YEAR ... ON ALL YOUR Scouts and the Ladles of St. Holmes is scheduled for court 367,000 Serve Food Coll! sorority, will meet tomorrow at 3 EXECUTIVE 1967 COUGARS secondary . explosions were at the home of Mrs. James 1-19 more than 40^)00 chairaoters. come. Mrs. Eshkol was presentt., PRESORIPTION NEEDS. . LINCOLN James attended the funeral. on Jan. 16, and McNamar on 8 p.m. at the home of Miss heard.. Draghi, 32 Utchfield St. Jup CHICAGO — Food served T o facUditiaite the learning of ed a bouquet of blue and white- HUKP Lynn Richmond of 123 Rich­ Jan. 22. Across the frontier over North away from home in the United spoken Chinese, veralons of carnations and Mrs. Johnson- TRY US AND SEE Adam Mozzer NEW SYSTEM mond Dr. Mrs. Henry Grabow- LEFT, and THEYRE PRICEB TO MOVE! Richard A. Pender, 35, of 77 Vietnam, monsoon clouds closed LITTER MAIDS States has a retail. value of Chinese using Roman leittens was given red roses. The funeral of Adam Moz^r ski is In charge of program. Birch St., was charged with in­ in again Sunday after five days NEW YORK (AP) — Keep about $28 billion a year and In­ have been devised. In the crowd, a placard from- LAUNDRY of 188 Birch St. will be held to­ toxication Saturday night after of unseasonably good weather a Jewish religious school read_; America Beautiful, the national volves more than 116 million AND DRY CLEANING morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the a complaint from the Address. which had permitted a stepup in anti-litter organization,. has Individual consumer transac­ THREE DIREOTOR8 in Hebrew, “ Blessed be the in­ John F. Tierney Funeral Home, He Is scheduled for court on the air war following the New demonstrated through several tions a day. Food is available to STRATFORD, Conn. (AP) — coming head of state. ON HARRISON ST. (44) 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Jan. 22. Y ear’s truce. But American pl- surveys that women litter less over 367,000 establlahments, of Three directors are to stage Off East Center St. FUELOIL of requiem at St. James’ Church lots used radar for more attacks and are more ardent Utter-flght- which 98 per cent are - public next summer’s repertory at the Opposite the Cemetery at 9. Burial will be In St. James’ MISNOMER? on the Hoa Lao airfield 20 pilles ers than men. ,eatlng places. 90 % Share Pledged 15.4 MORIARTY BROTHERS American . Shakespeare Festi­ For Pick-Up and Delivery Cemetery. NEWTON, Iowa (AP) — The west of Hanoi, the Kep airfield Now KAB reports that “ Utter val. 200 Gal. Mhi. O.OJ). HARRISBURG, Pa. — Penn­ CaU 649-7763 “ Connecticut’s Oldest Uncoln-Mercury, Comet and Cougar Dealer!” Friends may call at the fu­ Committee of 100 at First Lur "88 miles northeast of the capi- ladies” may soon join “ meter ilF-T Hl$ NECK WITH ONE CONTRIBUTIONS UP Recently recruited are Ste- sylvania has established as a 24-Hour Burner Servloe! HANP. WITH YOUR OTHER \ % neral home tonight from 7 to 9. theran Church here has 200 tal, the.^l^m Lang army bar- maids” on the Brookline, Mass., EVANSTON, m. (A P ) — The phen Porter for “ As You Like matter of state poUcy the prln ' Branches at R. B. REGIUS HANP T il t HI4- HEAP BACK AT THE PARKADE — WEST^ MIDDLE TPKE. Survivors include his wife, members. Why the InconSlsten- racks 44 miles northwest of Ha- law enforcement team. Thaf Methodist Church reports that It,” and Nlkos Psacharopoulos clple that public mental health I 601 Hartford Rd. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER OPEN EVENINGS » Thursday till 6 Mrs. Florence Witorskl Mozzer; cy? Members explain that the noi and. a railroad siding 88 city’s health department la A$ FAR A$ P0$«IBLE ,FUEL O IL To OPEN contributions to Its worldwide for “ Androcles and the Lion.” and mental retardation services and Pine Gleaners two sons, Walter A. Mozzer and committee was not named for miles noftowest of Hanoi. The studying tha possibility of estab- "W« Slav* You Mon*y" HI5 AIRWAY. benevolence fund are nuuiing Michael Kahn was previously must be available In all coun- 666 Center Street 649^908 Edward F. Mpzzer, both of Man- its numbers, but to carry out a weather pc$vented assessment Ushing a force of women to HmMi CapsuUi fiv«i twiplul MoumHot. 7.8 per cent higher than a year set for “ Othello" and “ Love’s ties. The state will pay up to cheater; a daughter, Mrs. Ed- study as part of the church's of damage, hand out tickets to litter law It It not intMri«d to b« ol • diasiwtlic iMtiii*. ago, with $6,102,116 given over Labour’s Lost.” The festival 90 per cent of the coats of local ward W. Jasltis of Manchester: 100th anniversary, U.S. fliers flew a total of 81 violators. the' last six months. opens In mid-June. programs. . o ' S, “ f ;

■ n .f . V.' ... PAQB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, PAGE THIRTEEN the derailed c a n were empty M or* S »qw ify W tift and all remained upright. man said the train had three Washington PTA tan$ cars In Its makeup but tbit Loony Laroeny 1967 Hebron Sheriff’s deputies sidd the FALSE TEETH P o p e OKs all were empty. Plans Book Fair Ohio Train Derails^ house burned quickly In toe 12- ■At Any Tim « betow- zero wearier. The house, a fear of MUse tMtb L O N O E v r n r Don’t Uve In The Washington School U- Audit Shows Added Surplus Resignation located about 80 feet from toe looaanint. wobbUns or dropplns luM Crooks Steal Damdest Things, at tb« wrons tune. Forr more sieurlty brary witU sponsor a bcoh fair Hurtles into House tracks, was destroyed. ST, JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — and more comfort, Jurt sprinkle a The railroad dlsps^ched James Baas, a Detiroit artist, little FASTXiTH on your plates. this week. PupMS w ill be able ^O f $18,991 “Reforms Urged (Oontlnaed from Page One) — FA8TKKTR bolds felec teeth Ormer. to browse and purdiase books Of Cardinal communlty of SnydervUle, oc­ wrecking crews from Cnicli\Mti thinks toe thief who broke Into Mokes eetlng easier. Mo pasty, sooey And They Do It Every Year Hours after firemen had curred, according to a New and Columbus to toe scene. hls apartment must be a self- taste. Relpc check "denture breath". tomorrow from 9:80 am . to 8:80 IVm aoRMial town audbt whMi Beoommendalleiie (Continued froiti Page Une> styled art critic. The thief, who Dentures that Ot are essential to pm. and on Wednesday from ”'W «a rao«ntly oomplelted by Aa a reault ot the proMeme kiwckeA down the flames toe York Central spokesman, when Only the Westbound track was health. Bee your dentist refularly. Bjr BOEADKR O. PATTINOTON blocked by the derailment. made off with 70 o f Bass’ paint­ Get PAUTUri'B St all drui counters. noon to 8:80. "ThomM Uica«rry of New Loti- In the audit of the tax coUeo- to break the dcunlnation of con- wrecked boxcar remained amid toe 66to can of the 80-car west­ The two loaded cars which de­ ings only took the artist’s latter NEW YORK —(NBA) —W ^, Parents and the public are in- Tkm hem tfUed wtth the town tor’a records, the auditor rec­ servaUve Italian prelates who the debris which had been 'Wil- bound freight left toe tracks and has railed contained kitchen utensils works—the early ones he left 1967 went back to the good oW vfted. Proceeds win be used to ^ etarfe, M n . Oladya iMtoer. The ommended that during the tiadltionally control the Vatican Hams’ house, dragged nine other cars along purchase addltfonel tllOes tor offices. The derailment, near the tiny the right-of-way. All but two of and lumber. A railroad spokes­ behind. Read Herald Ads days (Or, in Ontario, CSanada, reiXMt atooiwa that the budget current year a summary of the school’s library. a net gaki aa o f property tax transactioiut be The reform, to take effect thieves broke into a new dlptaMOam had AH reading areas cf intereat ;Jbae SO, 1967 at $16,991, brlng- submitted to the Board o f F i­ March 1, will end the lifetime house and stole one thing — to children wHl be 'included in ' ta g the mirplue acoount to a nance and prepared by the tax tenfire in purla posts of cardi­ that’s right — it was the kitch­ the stfeoMon. .toCal o f $65,816. Since the Jsme collectw RM of Dec. 81, 1967 nals aitd thdr subordinates. In­ stead they will be named for en Blhk. Pertiaps the next Ih e e v ^ is under dlreatlon 'SO date, $90,000 o f the sutphiB along with tapes of the uncol­ five-year terms with exteTisions thing to It, th«- modem ver- o t the P T A library committee. Ihaa beeRi Ifesohided In the prewent lected taxes at that date, to­ a tthe trieasure of the Pope. akaa, in l!ttiaoa, N.Y., ttilevee M!re. Joseph Kruxyk and Mia. ;txx$get emd $6,000 wus voted by gether with a statement signed Cardinal Otta'viani suffered broke into a house and stole Frank CSark are oo-chalrmen. ‘a town meeting Cor a Crude. by the tax collector that toe another severe setback at toe an automatic d ish w a ^ r. UnooMecAed taxes, as o f June cash on tumd and to toe bank synod of bishops last October. Pc^ce in Chicago are Inves- - — — >•80, were $29,547. O f this total, reconciles to the cash shown on The nearly 200 bishops from tlgaUng the theft o^ 26,000 living-room and carried out the on a “ good old days” note: Book Price up 20% "|O0-9e wane on the Uat o f 1962; the report. This procedure around the world who convened pounds of nuts and bolts — trash. A colleague in Orand Cattle rustling in Florida la a $2,790 were on the 1968 Bet; ihould be repeated each month NEW YORK — Pricea of to advise the Pope rejected a roughly 63 million items in all Rapids, Mich., stole several mllllon-dollar-a-year business. $6,88S were on the 1964 but and thereafter, the auditor sold. booka told in the United States basic document prepared at toe — (tom a parked truck. Specdc- items from the lady owner and Cattlemen have paid out more ‘were on the .1965 Hat t f He recommended have increased, on the average, cardinal’s direction and voted to Ing of numbers, someone stole then made up her bed for her. than $60,000 in rewards tor their The tax Uena' should be prepared to total unooUeobed itaxes as set up a representative interna­ a brick sidewalk of 8,000 bricks Another thief stole the hubcaps war af^alnst these rustlers. about 20 per cent since 1900. of June 80, 1966 wore $15,217 June 20 for all property to be The Book Manufacturers Insti­ tional commission of theolo­ in RictBnond, Va. A robber stole»e (mmfrom a car inIn uasper,Casper, Wyo.,wyo., „g U y •■old-time tood- F irst or an Ikicrease of $14699. llened on taxes unpaid at that tute blames more expensive la­ Ik Fraskst, Tastfist Ever. . . gians to study controversial is­ 9,818 books from the puhUc 11- tlTen returned them later with for-thought," police in Cheadle, MoOaiTy Uetad Rnany reoom- date. On June 80, these tax Ueiui bor and paper. All U. S. Grade **A" young, tender meaty birds, the pick should be filed with the town sues. brary in Sheffield, England. And a note telling the owner that jjngland, report that a gang of mendWtkni in hk report. He re- With the Curia reform and the N atio n al clerk on all property atUl owing a pair of forest thieves stole his new car couldn’t use them tjiieves is staging a series of of selected flocke specially bred to be plump, then ful­ 'peaitad ftile octnplatnt that the outcome of the synod meeting, ]U8t that, a forest of 600 trees taxes at June 80. . X ^ returning them with ^ow and arrow holdups. On the ly cleaned and dressed, ready for your oven or skillet I town does not maintain ai gen­ it was coTtsldered only a matter in Ns^les, Italy. LOFT’S KITCHEN Stores thanks for their use. of Sherwood Forest, eral ledger, but svoted that all He alao noted that all depsut- of time before CartHnsdi Otta'via­ In Teighmouth, England, a How do you like yours: Fried Golden Crisp — or Broiled Two times during November, in England, the sherriff of Not- town depeatmentB were on a ments had com^died with toe ni would quit. man was found guilty of steal- FRESH CANDY someone stole the Bible from a tingham reports that someone Bronze? Esther way you’re going to love the tempting good aooounUng baals wOth the request that they keep records One of the best known prel­ • courtroom in Buffalo, N. Y. broke into a sporting goods flavor of each mouthwatering morsel ^ eoooeptkm of the tax coUeotor. In the town office building with ates In the church, Caidlnal' Ot­ — s. Thieves broke into a union store and stole $14,000 worth of WELDON DRUG CO. He reported that oonalder- the exception of the tax collec­ ta'viani served for half a century X headquarters in Huntin$ton> W. bows and arrows. '7 M IN V T R f M aUe tone was epeent on the tax tor. Mrs. Monica Post, tax col­ In the Curia and stood for all Bibles. ooUeotor’B euooounlts, which lector, maintains all tax rec­ that was conservative In Cath children smd lonuti M ir CHOCK on the short end of their life of S to re s told o f thIiB (rituarion and have nied by check number and that trust In dl'vlne providence BATHROOM.Ti SSUE 3 7 9 crime. Police in London found requeotad the town’s aCtorney, month not by vendor. This would was the only answer to birth CROSS RIB ROAST CALIF. STEAK »%> I. Mayo Oohen, to advise them control anyone needed. nOOLMI one fellow who had Just stolen x/i make them more accessible for TOMATO PASTE BONELESS a bag of coal hung by his trous­ on poaafibile 'legal implicaltions. year-end auditing. So stroTig was his stand in de­ fense of the past that his quick CHUCK FILLET LONDON BROIL ers from a spike in the wall he m r CHOCK attempted to climb over In his wit, inteUigence and great per- escape. A Jewelry store burglar soival charm are not widely ^ O U N D CHUCK FLANKENRIBS in Lytms. France, left his call­ PINEAPPLE known outside hls circle of close ing the green from the second ^ 325 Elderly Escape D el M o n te JUICE friends. hole of a local gold club. qoo worth of loot. Even his enemies admired hls YOUR CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK (And 8,600 pounds eg oonewte police had no difficulty find- caindor. Asked once If he was curbing was s t^ fi^ a ^ - Another recovered stol- DIET Fire in Philadelphia aware of hls reputation as the crete company located in Akron, 8-OZJAR Vatican’s most stubborn n- CHICKEN QUARTERS SHOULDER STEAK GRAPE JEUY Ohio. Louis Sherry (Conttnued from Page Dne) In traffic control landed on the seirvative, he replied: Sise is no safeguard for in roof of the Normandie In an ef­ "Surely I know. What if I my­ with thigh BONELESS 3 V a t o 4 Lbs LB 3 5 < bathroom for a cup of water, Menton, France, night burglars fort to help In the evacuation. self should start wanting to LGE ROASTING CHICKENS making a few trips before he walked or drove off with a six- The helicopter pilot said the change everything? Do you Iv o ry S o a p BARS found the flames were out of hie nilHPAK ^ ton derrick. The l,000-p9und cop­ craft was not needed but he think I would be doing my duty I T i r d S I , , STEWING BEEF control.” per dome was lUted from the helped alert occupants on upper by deserting, by giving up vigi­ 8s.U®® COUNTRY STYU CHICKENS Two policemen driving by no­ GREEN PEAS cemetery chapel In Lugagnano, MED floora. lance, indulging In naps, closing IFMTCUAHIK i-THUm aaaa KAUTNOM ticed smoke coming out the win­ 1-pint 6^ 1. M ■■ r Maly. Another heavy haul was Nathaniel Quate, the 77-year- an eye? If you tell an old police­ Ivo ry S o a p BARS pioiticbti. t IJI lb. CHUCK STEAK dow and notified the night clerk, old night clerk, said two police­ man that tire laws will be SKINLESS FRANKS „ 5 9 ' SUCED BACON 59< recorded when burglars got FANTASTIK BREAST LEG who wounded toe alaim. . $108.01, all In pennies, from a USDA CHOId men dashed into the hotel at changed. It is clear that he will OAHD OHlOH nORAUAH OR oa , „ g fi Aft Q U A t T I R S Q U A R T I I t S Occupants were hastily awaje- state bank at Morrison, Tenn. 6:60 a.m,--and told him smoke fe d like an old policeman and 1-LBPKG B O M IN LB ened, and they were assisted Animals really figured in the was coming from a second-floor do as much as possible to op- PORKandBEANS 8 - 4 ”** Spic & Span down fire escapes, into eleva­ 1967 news for three polar bear AI Cntf Dm Prk* window. Firemen said the fire pose changes." iwSs ^ UOL ^ 3 3 * tors, and to the nearby Divine hides and a sebra sUn were swept up an old stairwell. CLEANER Tracy Hotel and a University of Quate said he phoned an GLORIA IMPORTED stolen from a taxidermy firm 28-OZ CAN M— PeimsylvaiUa murslng school T o p Job 40-OZCAN 99c alaim and began alerting resi­ 2 Named Aides In Seattle and a Dallas home dormitory across toe street. dents of the brick and stone was robbed of a stuffed giraffe Some also were taken in buses In Town Office TOMATOES weighing 100 pounds. The next building. CLEANSER 14-OZ commwdeered by police to a About two hours after the firat Vernon B. Smith, 44, of 111 thing to out-of-doors was the N a tio n ^ Ouard armory a few Com et 2 21-OZCANS 47c CANS alarm was sounded, the walls of Chambers St. and Richard J. theft of a 400-pound wooden In­ blocks away. the converted hotel began Marlneau, 31, of Grandview dian with a broken nose and a 'When sparks seemed to Ignite crashing down, crushing about a Rd., Tolland, have been named cracked shoulder in Phoenix, FABRIC SOFTENER 17-OZ the Tracy, firemen ordered that dozen automobiles. Town of Manchester assessment Arls. . 33-OZ PLAS 9TL 87c building evacuated and turned D o w n y PLASBTL James Da'vls, one of the first aides, to (lU two vacancies. But the bare facta were re­ their hoses on it. en car had $82,000 in the trunk, policemen to arrive, said many The men were top scorers vealed when 10 women were The Normandie was conveit- overlooked by the thief in Ypsil- occupants were still asleep among nine applicants (or the shorn of their hair which was SOAP REG ed in 1958 to what its owners ad­ when rescue efforts began. positions. then sold to w ig makers In Rio anti, lOch. 2IATHIARS 45c BARS Safe gu ard 2 vertised as "a dignified resi­ "M any of them didn’t want to Smith, who started work to­ lAWIDST COOE-Di-IAG BEET OR i v t a . de Janeiro, Brasil. The robbers 'nilevea have a hard life. Once dence for senior citizens.” leave," he said, “ they wanted to day, retired Dec. . 31 from the were described as a fat man, a in Heanor, England, told the All occupants were in their get their possessions. IVe U.S. Marine Corps with the CHICKEN K 3 7 9 ‘ boy about 14 and. two women Judge he had spent 28 years and SPRAY CLEANER late 60’b or older. Many were 111, grabbed blankets, anything we rank of chief warrant officer, oiw DmoN M 10-oi.QQc dressed as police-women. three months in Jail out of 2 Cinch REFILL-44-OZ III 1.69 or unable tb-walk without assist­ ITALIAN ELBOW could get to wrap them In and after 26 years in the service. ■Boine property oiwnera had years of crime and that his total CUT CORN GEM ance. rushed them out to the eleva­ Formerly of Hartford, he mov­ PEAS or ai cough ithne of it in 1967: One net gains had been only $140. Most of toe injured were fire­ tors.’ ’ ed his family to Manchester In UTTBCHEII pkg. home owner of Champaign, Another Los Angeles drugstore men and police, overcome by 1946. ^ of 4 'BL, kMt $197 phis his cdumi- bandit was so shaky that he shot Ivo ry S n o w TOMATOES MACARONI SALAD smoke as they raced through He and his wife, the former nZZAPIES oum door. Another man, robbed hlmaelf in the hand. Three con­ toe building to arouse residents. Drought Recovery Dorothy Griswold of Windsor, o f $80 in front o f hto home, victs fleeing the Colorado state PRQGRESSO FINAST OIL A few of toe elderly suffered WASHINGTON (AP) — Oon- have four children. MINUTE MAID FRESHBAKE SANDWICH gniitoed bds afaobgun, found the prison collided with a police car D u z Premium ottH>«NT »t-oi pkc 8 7 c cute as they fell while trying to necticut is rapidly recovering Marlneau, who 'will start work thug, and test the shotgun also. and were promptly returned to walk to shelter on streets caked from the effects of the 1662-66 next Monday, is a self-employed ORANGE JUICE And a atoK owner dtocovered Jail. A Dallas driver, chaaed by with Ice. drought period, the U.S. Weath­ real estate broker in Tolland. WHITE BREAD hta store robbed, reported it to police, leaped from the cau: and ^ 35-oz Q Ac « ^ $ 1 7 9 DETERGQ4T Some policemen struggled er Bureau reports. Prior to opening his office two the podloe, went to a neaihy rea- ran into a convenient building 2 0 O Z P K G ^ CANS through thick, black smoke to years ago, he worked (or Pratt 6 - oz O x y d o l 49-OZ PKG 83c 3 - 4 9 * During December, the bureau s . L t taurant tor a cup of ooffee and —police headquarters. A New upper floora to lead many resl- said Sunday, Connecticut’s res- 8utd Whitney. In addition, he cans Q Q ® ■osneoqa abode his bet from the York Cify amateur photograidi- dente to safety. ervoira reached 87 per cent of had attended the University of loaves IBOk. er snapped acme pictures of a DETCRGENT 22-OZ At one iwint a helicopter used capacity, compared to 46 per Connecticut. Scsne icbbettoi emdU. Four man looting a neighboring TOMATO PASTE SPAGHETTI ICE C R E A M cent at the close of 1066. Stream- Marlneau is a native of Plain- 54-OZPKG 77c PKGS 5YH I REAL THING FROM FLORIDA Cheer FINAST A U - r a f l tons of gasUc were taken from apartment. Police identified the 2 flow was at the highest level in field, Vt. He is married and has 3 THIN or REGULAR PKG B D lfC a raBrasd freRght car in New photos. A televlalon crew wori<- n r— 1 0 SSS»1«» »M,c«yec any December since 1960. one child. nnRClEAHEK UEENEX TAIRIC SOITENER Ycafc CSty. Some thlenres have Ing in Cincinnati photographed DEHRGENT 20O Z a aweebdooth. In the buiglsry a purse snatcher. A Jury agreed Bold 49-OZ PKG 77c PKGS quart 1-pt. 1-oz. « f a deltvery van in Denver, it was a perfect likeness and »v. MIRACLE WHITE btl. 7 3 ' TOWELS FINAL TOUCH btl. 7 9 ' the kxA included 19 cases of convicted the thief. Wishing n s . DUP ElECTXA PEEK 2 roll MU) TO TOUR HANDS Occam aandwiich oookiMr, eight ’Thieves should have been 49-OZ PKG Pl'fl- oabes o f crackers and pretsete, more choosy of their loot. A * for a new career Mb. 4 7 ' I^ r . l i e Dash Detergent First National has gone to s u n n y diases to bring you Ibve cases of bubteer creame Niteroi, Brasil, robber in­ lOLLS BROS. COFFEE can 6 9 ' LUX LIQUID 3 3 ' and 29 cases o f aasaiibed puff. cluded a talking parrot which suil-kissed First O ’ The Fresh Fruits and Vegetables /, WONT MAKE IT SO * BylHA€«MLBIlV|U A U raiPO S E DETERBENT again figured in the shrieked "Stop thief" and land­ UQUID DETERGENT ... picked at their flavor peaki laroeny news. A dog in HHls- 22-OZ9TL 55c pkg. MbM-ox. -J -J C ed the robber in Jail. Ivory •• 'What .television and movie per- V w TRAINING WILL! P«9 faosD, Bl., ignored the two rob- of 2 3 3 ' Some little things count up. SCOTTOWELS 4 5 ' WTANT Mb.3-09. SUNSHINE RINSO bera but bit the sheriff when semaiUties the oflfioe R O Z E N FOOD EEATURES 'tT A U A N S f Y L T ^ o f 'the answeira: David Janssen, AU PURPOSE ^ only four cents in Manila, the POWDER l M i l i | t e a ■ow's m nunAN manager. ^ David McOaUum, Bih Coeiby, ctwrtM ImnHhi JACKFRO ST ' Philippines, gave the robber DETERGENT 2'?^c?39c| IS-oi. 5 59 3-lb A taxi stand owner of Bar­ D ry Trend NAVEL t o i Airiama four years in prison. Two men S Mario ThoRnas ate Just a few of cons J A C R R O n con nard Castle, England, wrote an CLAM CHOWDER 4 9 SUGAR 10 *1” CRISCO SHORTENING 8 5 ' adverttaement for his local who broke into a home In Ash CHEESE PIZZA » the most ftivoreRl televtolon per- IHM Spcodwrlting RICH IN FLAVOR Green, England, spent four Cssipstei Fretrsmoiing DETSIQENT DOMHO newspaper, asking that who­ LIQUID DETERGD4T 22-QZ BTL V acRvaUtlee . . . M!oSt o f the "pre- (AHCShcithMid) 100 in hours ransacking the place 47c giant 3-lb.^l-oi. 7 5 ' SUGAR ' ever stole two chairs from ^ Trend CHEF 12'/s OZ SECRETARIAL VOI0frO4IIIATIO Typing 59 pkg. s jn S femed maviea to see” are the futuring Naney Taylor DOMINO SALADA TEA BAGS his office please return to col- BOY-AR-DEE PKG ADVANCED ALL , lect the sofa. The same night O^-half cent per hour per man. r ^ 39* ones heavily promoted on TV charm and finishing. IBM Key Punch SHOW'I NEW ENSLAND SUGAR 10 ..‘ o . * 1 " CALO the advertisement appeared the •• with such stars as John Wayne ASK ABOUT OUR NDIVI CcMpster PrefNnimiac 15-oz. UQ URC sofa was gone. And a grocer, ^**’*^> Calif., tied up a motel Mfc Iras. CsffM I II CAN 71c *9 „ YEAR PROQRAMS IN. con * ^ and Rol>ert Mitohum . . . Fe- BfCfig Dlanwad Jubilee CLAM CHOWDER 31< 55 CAT FOOD 6 9 5 ' robbed elff times in Ks^ '^*»*ch I II CAN I jIO Swanson 59 c SECRETARIAL IIM NETRECAL VCUCNKKiN - m b Iras. CsffM mite0 t2 to 16 and 16 to 18 AND ACCOUNTINB. 6UNT niK EAHTOPREPAU a t y . M o .,^ e r e d his place for couch dur- sa* H m I s w m I MirasriMdVAiriis-i.DiAil i-urKOs 6 5 c DINNERS "T lS fr- 41' sale. Another owner of a gas lead In their ohHlty to remember 3elb. 2-lb Right, now thara era mora challenging high paying, pkg. pkg. station quit after his 18th rob- OrtffM Disc MsrfsriM i-unco 49c . . ^ SpecTalTsts and becimve Secre- 7 9 ' f , ' T V oommerdalle . . . The Mon- FLUFFY ALL I^ K IE S '^!S£rfi:’.‘ 89' CAROLINA RICE 3 9 ' bery. He explained that he no ' Esgb CsifilsBi sd Mlik tS-OZCAN 4 1 c ST*r t « nan there are people to fill them. But you have EAR TO PREPARE. longer could get any insurance. Aubuquerque, N. JJ., II.. k e «i Is the favorite T V show of juallfiad. That's where wa come in. With a pro­ LEVER BROL Msfusls CsudMssd MMd tS-OZCAN 35c Italian Peppers quart 2-lb Naps can be expensive. A “®^® crackers went to work on THIS COUPON GOOD FOR .lilboth males and fomales, 12 to fessionally trained faculty, with modern up-to-oate truck driver near East Chicago, '^®7^ welded it CfcsBssgs Cssdssssd MMi ^J4-OZ CAN 37c equipment In the magnificent, new Chapel Square, with btl. 7 5 ' pkg. IIT 16; The Smotiiera Brothers, 16 COLD WATER ALL RIVER RICE 3 3 ' 111., awoke from a short nap to then couldn’t open it. comprehensive course outlines, we are Connecticut's Rsd Rsss Tm Is gs rK0OI64 5 9 c leading private business schools. So whether it is a UQUID discover the loss of 2jp cartons ’Thefts are on the Increase, ir to 28. This study was made by TOR ADTORAnC DUNWASHEU H i^ M e s Drinks ' 3 46-OZCANS 95c new career, advancement opportunities on the Job or a TOOTHPASR of frozen chickens. A New Delhi according to the Department Onions yellow c^c, ‘ course to help you achieve better marks in high school Mb. )-oy. !U Media Research Assodkates, Loe QUART m 3 9 c 3 29 pkg. businessman woke up one night of Justice. Over 600,000 auto- or college, get your start at the schools with a record li-gol •1^. Angeles for ABC. 'Whatever DISHWASHER ALL 4 3 ' OOROX BLEACH 3 7 ' RsaCom Hoiub Amtrican Metienaiy to discover that' everything mobile thefts a year take place C s ls fs Im (hidisN Irsdi 2 111. OZ CANS 41 c of success. Write, phone or visit. COLGATE but his underclothing had been to the United S t a t ^ ’The Na- aM| Family Rtferaaw Ubraiy !!^ehow you “dii^nthe most’’ come LEVERRR06. C s is fs Im Q M i m In C li M^OZCAN 4 9 c I-lb ■tolen. He had to borrow clothes tlonal Association of Insurance 0 8 c V a l u w Chapel Square • Upper Mall 1-pt. 6-oz. CQC isn»Aa 249 • ' to IXinipike TV w d AppBsiice, bll. pkg'. from a nel$^bor to report his Companies reports 160,000 au- nbkwy Isst nssp Green Peppers ^i9‘ ■aa h—l i uMtew. iia. a. t* New Haven, Conn. 0651Q • 624-9935 5 9 ' deal tu^ 6 9 ' LAND ^'0 " LAKES TT ^ 9 7 8 Middle Turnpike, Tea. 649- DOVE LIQUID loss to the police. temobUes were stolen to Italy Pflsksnr liscails swiir «f nmiRMiK l■oZh(a 10c n 'tab Some thieves in 1967, proved Iwb year. And something else WssssR Inttsry DM 32-OZ in 7 9 c •I 8406. Choose from RCA, Zenith, 721 Mate Si anS 3S Lewi* St. considerate. One burglar ran- to brood over: On any given Phttoo, Weetlnghouse or Cus- PRKES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JAN.V13. WE RESERVE THE r ig h t t o UlAIT QUAMTHIES. Dssh Ds| Fssdl HP 2 ISVk OZ CANS 39 c RRICiS imcnvi at first NATIONAI SURU MARK^S ONIY Hartford, Conn. 06103 • 525-9158 sacked a home in Corpus Chris- day, about ,426,000 Americans Wl RISttVt THI RtOHT TO UMT QUANTITMS cisw*®' 1 M«iody ...... 4 3 Hbiel ...... 7 3 « season games. that there was no question that 0 0 M # Hartford five 0 wade ...... 1 OKI In other pre-cqnventiqn acUvl- college athletes would continue Sports Schedule Tix Available fort,’ East Coach Don Bums Center Bruce Dupuis scored had lltUe to rejoice about after 0 Juknto ...... 0 (Ml ty Sunday, the NCAA Indicated to participate In the Olirmples. said later. "The boys really 18 points and Bob LaVlgne hit irttermlssion. East’s lead never Hull Fourth 400 Goal Scorer, Tickets are available for U IVXBls 27 s o i l 74 that It may pull out of the U.S. “We never would do anything wanted this one, particularly be- ' Sosth CsthoUo (67) Olympic Committee and Instead to hurt the Olympic move- TODAY the next three home basket- for 10 to lead South. slipped as South failed to draw cause of our past loses to P B P concentrate on other interna- ment," he aald. "Our quarrel Is Swinundnig — Mjanchester at baU games at the University Reynolds started the scoring any closer than within 15 pointe 1 LaVlgne ...... 3 4 4 of Connecticut. Sooth.” on a foul shot during the open- of Its hosts. The Eagles saw to 3 Lukas ' ' ‘ tlonal competition such aa the with the U.S. Olympic Commit­ PJatt; Rifle — Maiwheater vs. Starts on Way to 500 Plateau tee, not with the Olympic pro­ Middletown. The Atidetlc Ticket Office E ast showed Hs muscle In Just ing seconds, but It wasn’t until It that the margin was well J rSBS** ! a World Student Games. that didn’t make for a happy Fleming, OrlOnd Kurtenbach gram.” TUESDAY, JAN . 9 CHICAGO (AP) — The is accepting ordprs for the about every aspect of the game, halfway through the first period protected in the second half, re- 6 oaberto Such action would only be tak' dressing room. and Phil Goyette staked the 1 Hoben Baskeitbal'l—Manchester vs. scoreboard clock said it Wednesday, Ja n . 10, date augmenting Its offensive play that East started to move. verting to slow down tactics 1 fliwadls ...... II “I’ll k^p playing and scoring. Rangers to a 3-0 lead. 1 Breen ...... 0 Bristol Elastem, 8:15 Arena.; was 9 :47 of the second pe­ with New Hampshire; Sator- •wltii a tough man-for-man de- Cautious playmaMng had both and putting to good use the de­ I hope, until the day comes Tremblay snapped a 3-3 tie fense and crushing dominance teams tied 6-6 with four min- fensive rebounding of Reynolds, 0 'Moore ...... 1 Cheney Tech a* Bll.Ta Tech, riod and the clock designat- day, Feb. 8, with Vermont; 3 Spencer ...... 2 when I ’m plagued with injuries early in the third period, send- off the boards. The lanky trio M utes elapsed when Gary Kinel Kearns and Kennedy. Eight New N.E. Grid Marks South Windsor vs. Bkjomfieid: o f d ay and Saturday, Feb. 10, with _____. ,, ing the time raid it and no longer a help to the Ing the Canadlens paat the Red Mike Kennedy, Tim Kearns and scored a three-point play. South outscored the locals 23 ToUtls 23 01-16 67 ElUngton alt Granby, Bolton eit Maine. Score at halt: 37-19 J Quit. BOSTON (AP) — The New 140-pound ktekotf and pant re- a t G r ^ , was 8:41 p .m . when Bobby team. When that day comes, I ’ll Wlnga, who fell into the East All seats are reserved and Ooventry, RockvUle ait South- giam m ed th e 4 0 0 th know what to do.” cellar—w»e point behind Mon- England* ^ rts Information Dt- specialist, bettered two of ingiton; Wrestling—Manchester priced at $2.60. Checks should Hall of Famer Ills own career records goal of his career. Hull became only the fourth treol and New York. be made out to the Univer­ Indians Play Home Twice rectors’ Association onnounoed tied another mark. Estey re­ alt Fesmey. The standing room only crowd man in history to score 400 Forbes Kennedy, Gary Dom- sity of Connecticut. NEW YORK (AP)—Henry C. today that eight “major col­ turned 46 kickoffs In Ms career, W EDNESDAY. JAN . 10 of more than 17,000 let off a goals. The others are Maurice hoefer and Ed Hoekstra scored WINS CUP — Nancy Greene of Canada sweeps MhnchesiteT Oommundity Ool- “Hank” Swasey, who retired in ok>wn s)alem slope in Oberstaufen, Genmany, on lege” football records were four tar touchdowns. He tied PASS CLICKS—Cleveland flanker Gary Collins is hit from behind by Chuck thunderous roar. Hull skated off Rlchardi, the former Montreal for Philadelphia and Doug Fa- ^ Reggie Rucker of Boston Uni- l6lge a t Norwalk. 1961 after 40 years at the Uni­ way to third place finish in Staufen Cup Special broken In New England In 1967. Lamson of the Rams after taking short pass from Frank*Ryan. Ed Mteador the Ice, but they kept cheering great, and current stars Gordie veil turned away 86 Pittsburgh B llT IlS versity for most punts retumod THURSDAY, JAN. 11 nntU the clock struck 8:46 p.m. Howe of Detroit and Jean Bell- shots in nailing mid-season „ ” Full Speed Ahead Sla'om. Added to her third place in Giant Slalom, Vermont halfback Bobby (21) and Jack Pardee (32) of Rams cl jae in. (AP Photofax) versity of New Hampshire, was for touchdowns, three. In a ca ­ Swinm Manchester a Bobby finally came off the veau of Montreal. goaltending honors for hlms^ W’rltjCr MltcheU set three regional rec­ Inducted Sunday into the Hall the placement gained her the Staufen Cup, award­ reer. Mlaloney. Chicago Block Hawk bench. Thiliee goals by Gerry Ehman and alternate Bernie Parent. ords, gaining 2,284 yards In his FRID A Y, JA N . 12 of Fame of the American Col­ ed to the overall winner of two-day meet. Miss career, carrying the ball 256 Quarterback Greg Landry of Hull skated to the end of the helped Oakland snap an 11- The Flyers’ goal tenders will MIAMI (AP) — Jimmy NBA Basketball — Manchester vs. Greene is the current defending world champion. times last fall and rushing 867 Massachusetts finished Ms col­ rink and handed the puck to his game winless streak with a 6-0 divide $280 for allowing only 77 Burns, sports editor ot the Mi­ Eastern Division lege Baseball Coaches Associa­ Cemard, 8:15 Arena; Cheney For School Sports times in his three varsity sea­ lege carew wltlf’' 4,768 yards wife, Joann. victory over skidding Los An- goals—least in the league—dur­ W. L. P o t O.B. tion. North and South Score Tech at Windham Tedh, South ami Herald for 23 years, died sons. gained rushing and pasting, “She's been a part of a lot of geles; Jean Ratelle’s hat trick ing the first half of the cam­ Philadelphia 82 11 .744 — Left-Hander Champ Billie Jean Wins Sunday at the age of 66. By BARRY COWLES A three-sport star at Amherst, breaking the total y ard ^ rec­ Windsor at East Windsor; El­ them," said Hull who was re- led New York past Toronto 6-2; paign. Boston 27 12 .692 8 HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — PERTH, Australia (AP)—BU- Levi Jackson held the oM lington vs. Waitenford; Bolton Doctors described the cause Full scholastic schedule this week lists no less than Swasey began his coaching ca­ ord of 4,074 by ChaiUe Mkloy fleeting on other momentous Montreal nipped Detroit 4-3 on In Saturday’s games, Mon- Detroit 23 20 .636 9 Ross Collins bogeyed the last lie Jean King of Long Beach, rushing record of 2,049 yards, vs. Vinai Tech; Coventry vs. of death as “cerebral accident!^’ 16 hoop clashes for local and area schoolboys. The win­ reer at Worcester Tech in 1918, of Holy Cross. goals, “and I wanted her to be a Gillies Tremblay’s third period treal whipped New York 6-2, Burns retired from Ms post at Cincinnati 18 22 .460 12V& moving to New Hsimpshlre three holes but finished with Calif., defeated Australia’s Mar- and Jo e Johnson of Boeton C(d- In College Grid Finales Baicon Academy; Rockville vs. ning streaks of East Cathoic Higb and Manchester Sophomore Stove PanisU re­ part of this one.” goal and Philadelphia’s West Chicago drubbed Detroit 6-2, St. the Herald in October but wrote New York 18 25 .419 14> three years later. In addition to a 285, two strokes better than garet Smith Court 6-2, 6-4, in the lege thb former mark in career Wilson; East Catholic vs. Pu- What now Robert Marvin Division front-runners topped Louis nipped Los Angeles 2-1, High will be tested to their superiority. With rifle and Baltimore 16 23 .306 UVi Gene FerreU, and became the singles final of the Weet Aus- carries, 401. MltcheU bettered turned 82 punts la st year, three columns a week until hih swimming teams in full s w in g ------baseball, he also coached foot­ felt that “the South’s victory in named the top back of the game laski; Community Oolloge at Hull? Pittsburgh 3-1 in other Sunday Boston played Toronto to a 3-3 Western Division first two-time winner of the Na- trallan Championships after his own mark in season rushes, breeddng the New EMgland sea­ NEW YORK (AP) — death. alC'.ig -with,the wrestling teams, Swinamlng is back in the ball, soccer, hockey and basket- the Senior Bowl did a lot to by a unamimous vote, rushed WSUImantlc State; Wrestling “Oh, I don’t know,” said the games. tie, PhlladelpMa and Pittsburgh ...... ______St. Louis 29 13 .690 tional Left-Hamders Open Golf teaming 'with Rosemary Casals 249 In 1966. son record of 28 by Paul Keaney The South beat the North The last, wMch appeared a busy week of activity Is as- “•““tiOat Thursday as Man­ baU. square things for 119 yards In 20 carries and Mjanchesfter at Bristol Central; 29-year-old Hull, who also Stan Mlklta fired Qiicago’s tied 2-2 and Minnesota battled Thursday, recapped the growth San Francisco 30 15 .667 (Thampionshlp. of San Francisco for the doubles BUly Estey, New Hampshire’s of Maine In 1966. and then the North defeat­ East CaithoUc vs. Glastonbury; sured for high school sports chester High travels to Maloney Johnson helped bolster the scored one touchdown. And the scored his 401st goal on an open go-ahead goal in the third peri- Oakland to a 6-6 deadlock. of the National Football League High of Meriden for a meet. Los Angeles 22 21 .612 ed the South. Confused? South’s presUge with his g;reat North defense led by Oregon Rifle—Mandhester vs. Hamden. East Dvislon ' fans. Well you have . a right to net' to give the first-place Black od and Hull provided Insurance Playoff Bowl football game Into Friday is about the heaviest Chicago 16 28 .864 blocking for the passing of State’s Harry Gunner complete- Hawks a 4-2 victory over Boston with his 31st tally of the season W. L. T. Pts. GF OA a major event for Miami. Sun­ Today the Manchester High gcheduled day of all with eighit ®an Diego 12 81 .279 be. But that’s what hap­ 9 49 120 103 Hammond and the running of ly stopped the South offense and a three-point lead in the as the Hawks moved three Chicago 20 10 day, at the eighth edition of that tankers put a 1-0 mark on the hoop clashes, two wrestling Seattle 12 pened Saturday as the col­ Tulane’s Bob Duhon. headed by Heisman Award Billy Casper East Dl'vision of the National points up on Boston in the East. Boston 20 12 6 46 140 113 game. NFL Commissioner Pete line hosting Platt High of Meri­ matches and a rifle match Sunday’s Result Hockey League. Oakland goalie Charlie Hodge Toronto 17 13 8 42 110 88 l i e football season offi­ The South led only 17-14 at the winner Gary Beban of UCLA, Rozelle asked the crowd of 37,-’ den. The MHS rifle team also listed. On the hardcourt, Man­ Cincinnati 184, PMladelpMa 17 14 7 41 112 106 cially came to a close. half, but broke the game open in "Maybe we coaches take this “I ’ll just have to take them as stopped 26 shots in blanking the New York 102 to stand In tribute to Burns, placed a perfect marie down as chester High hosts Conard High 118 Scores First 16 14 9 41 108 91 In Mobile, Ala., where the the second half. Hammond game too seriously and make it they come,” said HUH. “No, I Kings, who have lost eight in a Montreal whose new gold seat in the it entertained MidiUetown High in the second pairing of the sea­ 17 18 6 40 131 119 Senior Bowl was played, the tossed two touchdown passes too complex. We only practiced have no fear of becoming ob- row. Ehman scored once in the Detroit press box was empty. this afternoon, ^ th were the son. East Catholic (7-0) wUl ABA South, sparked by Alabama’s while Homan set up three four hours for this game,” said sessed with records. I'm not first period and twice in the West Division James Hamm Bums, bom at second meets of the,season. put its perfect mark on the Eastern Division Win of Year that hungry. third for the Seals’ first hat Philadelphia 18 13 6 42 92 7t' All-American end Dennis Ho- scores and caught a TD pass for winning Coach Duffy Daughter- Bums, Miss., had worked for Hoop actl(»i gets underway line against Pulaski High at the W. L. Pot. O.B. 97 129 man and Florida States’ Kim another. ty of Michigan State after the BUENA PARK, Calif. (AP)— "Scoring is great but it’s no trick. Los Angeles 16 21 3 36 the old Atlanta Georgian as a Tuesday night with the CCIL Eagles’ gym. hOnnesota 26 11 .708 — 93 105 Hammond, tripped the North 34- On ithe HuIh. Bowl, Csonka, victory. BlUy Jasper professional golf’s *un when you’re not winning,” Rate lie registered hds first Pittsburgh 14 18 6 34 writer, sports editor and city pairing of Manchester High, The only two road games Pittsburgh 26 13 .667 1 21. In sunny Honolulu, the North ------money’ winner in 1966, continued Hull. “I was scoring NHL hat trick inside five Minnesota 13 16 8 34 86 100 editor for 17 years. He worked now 6-1, hosting Bristol East- scheduled Friday have Cheney Indiana 22 21 .612 7 AU-Stars paced by another All- roared to the front early Sunday early in the season when we lost minutes in the second period St. Louis 14 20 3 31 73 93 briefly as city editor in Daytona ern, boasting a 8-2 mark fo»^ech traveling to Windham New Jersey 17 24 .416 11 American, Larry Csonka of Sy­ and then held on for' a three- our first six games. Believe me, alter first period tallies by Reg Oakland 8 26 7 2378 117 Beach, then came to Miami in the season. Manchester Is pres- Tech In WminTantic and South Kentucl^ 12 26 .316 14H racuse, crushed the ^uth, 60-6. hew Study in Contrasts^ stroke •victory In the Southern 1940 as city editor of the Miami ently tied for top honors in the Windsor motoring to East Wind' Western Division Dixie teams did not fare well California Open. News. league with Windham High of g^r. New Orleans 26 14 .660 in all the postseason games, Doesn’t Like Dunk Ruling Casper, 36, of Bonita, Calif., Over 48,000 to See Houston Play UCLA Jan. 20 In 1943 he became assistant WllUmantic, as both teams AU other area schoMs play Dallas 19 16 .669 4 dropping nine of 11 contests— posted a tluee-round total of city editor of the Miami Herald have 6-1 records in the (XUL the role of hosts with the fol- Denver 22 18 .660 4 Louisiana State won the other, LOS ANGELES — (NEA) — 208 on the Los Coyotes Country and the next year took over as race. lowing meetings listed; EMlng- Oakland 16 22 .406 9Vi 20-13 over Wyoming in the Sug­ Lew Alclndor is a study Id con­ Club course. His 69 Sunday — sports editor. (Jheney Tech (0-6) will try ton High vs. Watertoird High, Houston 14 24 .868 10 ar Bowl—but Tennesssee’s All- Anaheim 16 26 .866 llVi IS YOUR YEAR tracts these days. The UCLA three under par — nosed one Best in College Ranks Unbeaten again to bring home Its first Bolton High vo.. Vlnal Tech, American center Bob Johnson junior basketball star doesn’t day leader A1 Johnston of win, traveling to EUls Tech Coventry High vs. Bacon Sunday’s Besulto NEW YORK (AP) __ St. Bonaventure, No. 9, Kentucky hit on 16 of Its first like the new antidunk rule but West Palm Beach, Fla,, who Calvin Checked Tuesday night. Also listed for Academy and RockvUle ISgh DaUas 118, New Orleans 101 Is satisfied with his scoring out­ ^rt\^T3“knd''2ri‘'to ti7 ’to"^^^^ North Carolina, Kentucky 18 shots, ran up a 30 point lead GLEAN, N.Y. AP — Niag­ crucial games the same night vs.' Wilson High- Minnesota 109, Indiana 106 with Howie Johnson, St. Paul, and Tennessee, fighting Niagara’s Calvin Mur- and romped In- ara’s star sophomore Calvin are South Windsor (6-1) host­ Wrestling matches slated find New Jersey 121, Anaheim 102 put this season. The game is w,__ , A- j 1 • “ phy to 26 palnlts, hifs lowest of I ve never had a team shoot stlU fun to him but he enjoys Murphy was held to 26 points — ing Bloomfield High; Ellington Manchester at Central 'while. his lowest total so far —as un-, it most during the off-season. Casper Jumped into the lead Seir^^v^uS thM adS* of “"V I? High (3-2) treks to Granby for East Catholic entertains Glas­ beaten St. Bonaventure defeat- • And he feels his team is play- a CDC meet; BolUm High (6-2) tonbury High. 27 Shooters Out KK^on^toSrst^X^'to Ue basketball New Mexico, ranked 10th, also sure I ever even saw a team do ed the Purple EUigles 101-72 Sat­ motors to neighboring Coventry Manchester High rifle squad^ ___ ing a tougher schedule than ^^JoZstom ^lS a n V e r rankings, all have one big remained unbeaten, scorix^ iU it.” COUNTRY CLUB Fred yeg, but thinks the chanc- urday night. High (4-8) for a NCCC pairing; wlU entertain Hamden Hlgly For Trap Event Baker 137, Dan OardeUa 186- gg of going unbeaten are bet- bird on the third, and then Plu® SOing for t h ^ . 13th straight, 71-64 over a tough Davidson whipped St. John’s, St. Bonaventure threw a tight' RockvUle High (1-6) on the road tor tile tiUrd match of the Cold weather doesn’t deter 143-899, Vln Bogglnl 186-380, Carl tgr. shooting par for two rounds They don’t t playPJ^y UCLA. New Mexico State team. n .Y. 70-64, Columbia stunned zone defense against the 6-foot-' to Southington High in CV0 ac­ season. the Manchester Sportsmens As­ Bolin 162-411, John Turley 182- , , whfle Johnston paired and bog­ Not so Houston. The second- But Oklahoma O ty, ranked Brown 71-47, Arizona beat Ari- lo Murphy, the“nation’s second-' tivity. It promises to be an exciting sociation from holding Its week­ 370, Norm Clark 870, Roy eyed. ranked Cougars face a Jan . 20 No. 8 and previously unbeaten, gona State 74-69 and Army upset leading scorer with a 42.1-point Wrestling Tuesday finds Man­ week with the winning streaks ly trap shoot. Yesterday there Thompson 380, John Chanda 386, headlines recenUy for rea- The two-^ot lead held up un­ showdown with the awesome suffered a stunning 74-63 roVer- Temple 61-56 in some other ma- average in his nine previous chester High (1-3) busing to of East and Manchester put to were 27 shooters at the North Bruins in the Houston Astro- sal at the hands of Portland, joj- action, Bert Davis 369, CllK Sprague averag^ til Casper stretched it to three varsity games. Penney High of E ast Hartford. test on the court. Coventry site. Top marksmen dome, a game already assured which hadn't won in 17 previous 141-881, John Dyment 140-876, ^ 8^""®- .**® with a 26-foot putt on the 10th of the day were GU Pepin and of the largest attendance in col- games. Rich Travis, the No. 6 ^ _ e tvt Charles Whelan 138-370, Ted has been linked as an orpnlxer for a bird. Howard Skinner 24, John Belch­ lege basketball history. Over 48,- scorer in the nation, was held to Plodzik 143-368, Joe Salofia 388. threatened Negro boycott And despite two bogeys on 11 Galled All Ivinds Of nlameS er and Ron TourvUle with 20 000 tickets already have been eight points, _____ of the Olympic Games next»Oc- and 12, Camper kept his lead. and John Jensen, BUI Bums 17 sold. Pete Maravlch, the country’s McKenna Tallies 35 and double wlner Fred Simmons GOP WOMEN — Pat *°*^*'- Johnson also bogeyed both The Cougars warmed up for leader, had 32 for Louisiana Forstrom 197-484, Gretchen Sage In reality, Alclndor only at- LEW AIX!!INDOR holes. 15-19 for 26 target shoots. that one with a 118-81 rout o ' 'Stiate, ibiuit the Tigers lost to Komives Just Can’t Please, THE AIRCRAFT In his first competitive action Now open at the site is a 191-176-606, Bea Bagley 183-471, tended the meeting to find out there’s no pressure on Centenary Saturday, with All- Florid 97-90. Rita Anderson 484, Jan Leonard the feelings of'the other Negro In over a month. Camper took ■As MCC Wins Fifth brand new . warming house American Elvln Hayes tossing “We’ve been getting great Plays Little on Home Court where shooters can keep warm 463. athletes. He says he did not “I think we have am even bet- home first prize of $6,000 in the in 40 points. It was Houston’s effort and poise," New Mexico -:------try to convince anyone that Hot and cold performances have marked the Man­ until It la time for them to ter chance than last season of »3b000 event. Johnson and John- 16th straight in an unbeaten Coach Bclb K'.nig said alDier the LOS ANGELES — (NEA) — ooNS’rauonoN Nlck the boycott was in the best , in- undefeated Our schedule ston got $2,600 each chester Community Collegre basketball team’s play to shoot. Needless to say it was a season. Lobos ’victory. “When you get As far as Howard Komives is crowded place yesterday. The Daum 139-159-400, Richard terests of those concerned. His “seems “ tougher...... but all the guys Casper’s rounds ,were 68-71- date but Saturday afternoon at the Clarke Arena the But UCLA, dominating the effort you can beat anybody.” concerned, there’s no such thing snow Is no problem as plows Steeves 138-186-392, Gene Park­ appearance was as an observ­ that played last year are back 69 » «"al score that was team was “on.” The result was a come-from-behind game as perhaps no team has But the way UCLA, Houston as the home-court sulvantage. 93-84 decision over ‘‘'tougli Bt. keep the road open at all times. er 167-398, Harry Buckminster er. Besides, he thinks by the with more experience. That e‘Kl»t under par on the par 36- ever done before, methodically and Kentucky did It, it seemed He would Just as soon hit the Thomas Seminary. 166-387, Don Flavell 140-382, To­ time the games start the whole flrst game with Purdue was a 66—72, 6,210-yard course, O o routed Washington 93-66. Lew effortless. road. Jack . Mluiclh to the (teMjght of 200 ny Dzen 163-374, Clarence Mc­ idea will have dissolved for tough one and woke us up Alclndor scored 38 for the UCLA, the defending national A 6-1 guard, now in his fourth piartANm itans, tite Goplhems got a Connell 142-369, Joe Long 362, lack of organization and enthu­ Bruins, who ran their unbeaten champion, ^wrecked Washing- (UCLA won, 73-71). We’ve made Weekend Figh'ts season with the New York treonendouB 36-po(inb scoring Five Point or Less Margins enjoy extra benefits Joel Grout 361, Ray Dawson 860. siasm. string to 44 ^raight. some adjustments since then.” SCRANTON, Pa.—Danny Pe- ton's man-to-man defense and Knlcks, Kopiives has been the penforniance from elongaited Getting back to basketball, Al- North Carolina, No. 3, Ken­ Playing in college is getting rez. 166, Puerto Rico, knocked broke the game open in the first object of scorn and criticism IDaive McKenna end a 26-ipoint As State College Teams Win o Hospital - Surgical insurance SPOUSES — Bem le Pardi clndor says, “T h e . new rule to__ be like__ a___ Job to_ him _ because Clemens, 164, Wayn. tucky, No. 6, and Tennessee, half when it held the Huskies at Madison Square Garden. The 128-128 —362, Kay Fountain hasn’t affected my scoring be- output from Jkn Oaig as they E r n s n S ? ? " ''® * '^eti^ementplan of sll the time spent in prac- danch, N.Y, 7; Billy Dolphin, No. 6, also won, Kentucky with without a field goal for seven boos and obscenities a r 7 being upped their season record to 4-5. All four baskotball gamon dur- with a 14-point performance 186, Fred Oakes 146 —361, Har- cause I Just lay the ball up an impressive 94-78 triumph minutes, Uce. He prefers the Informal 174, Dunmore, Pa., outpointed... hurled at him with an Increas­ Boh Grande flipped in 16 points I " * th® weekend Involving prom- marking the highest indi'vddual ry Bemls 168 -368, Fred Pou- Instead of dunking It. Anyway. over fourth-rank-ed VanderbUt. . Houston had all five starters on Bob Avena, 171, New York, 8 ; ingly louder roar now that Bill wtidch helped mBke Coach NIkek Connecticut coUege teams effort, also has a 2-1 league rec­ IM - M . m Wttttg schoolyards during ES'Si.:the off-sea­ Julio Cruz, 167, New York, and North Carolina edged a tough, in double figures, blocked 21 Bradley has Joined the team. OPHta emlle. "’®'^® resolved by margins of ord. Sick leave with pay - i - Duke team 76-72 while Tennes- Centenary shots and stole the son. Two years from now bas­ Jimmy Cherlco, 168, New York The crowd cheers Bradley’s ev­ Next start t o r the winners ^ve points or less as each team For Connecticut, it was for- see humbled Alabama 82-63. biaiU 24 times. ketball will Indeed bpcome a drew, 8. ery move but becomes dis­ will he on .the road ■Wednesday overcame deficits to win. wiacd JoQm Orisp 'who anoaunted Job as he will undoubtedly be a traught when the coach substi­ ndgbt against the NopwbIUi. Oom- Fairfield eked out a surprls- for the game-deciding points ®raft Club recreational activities first-round pro-draft choice. tutes with Komives. iramWy OoUege. ^ ®^er H . late tn the game, but drew on an easy 104-76 victory over Hus- But Lew has other things to become a playmaker. He was ly draw catcalls from the home ...... ® the outside shooting of Rob Me- son; Hartford outshot Suffolk to 16 DRAINARD PLACE worry about. On Jan. 20 the told to riioot less and pass ipore. folks. '1 ' a 4 Galium to grab the lead and register a 111-06 win, and Poet ...... 1 1 ^ the '(irin. McCaUum, poured in University of Houston will pose He began throwing the ball away “But nobody gets the abuse M i ^ ...... U Junior College squeeaed by Nor­ 2 6 11 held goals and added a free 646.0022 a genuine threat to UCLA’s per­ and blowing simple plays. As that Howard gets,” said Mc- MJsseiwitz ...... 2 walk Tech 80-70. Ban ...... 0 9 0 throw for the high score of the fect record. Alclnldor won’t one New York writer put It: guire, who has experienced the 8L John ...... -7 2 2 Might of 23 ptdnts. to think about leav­ “It - wasn’t his groove, man.” same treatment. Htisteod ...... 0 (REAR SEYMOUR AUTO STORE) Haddock ...... 0 0 jO Hie •win broke the Big Red's Jim Carlen, West Virginia’s ing the country or picking cot- Although Howard denies it, When Komives was on the O ranin ...... 8 0 2 chain of six straight victories new footbaU coach, was head to ;. 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Hie Herald la reaponalble for only ONE Inoor- parking lota. IPree estimates. 23 School Item . 24 Convulsive cry 648-5811. ^ NOBODY HUNTIN' 28 Doctrine 25 Man's name n et or emitted bisection for any adverttaement and then only MACHINISTS 28 Ibsen heroine 27 Health resort '“ bUckWrd Experience In Job Shop WHVVMDRBY 1 TOR Y 3UK3PIA 44CutUng , to the extent of a I” Insertion. Errors which do ABOUT THEM? V KNOWS WHERE 28 Outer------30 Intimation not leeeen the vahie of the advertiMineot will not be Mireetod Preferred Experienced or trainees. THBYI*JBWWHAr\ HE'S OOIN'I 32 Legum e. 31 tJncle (dial.) 4«k7r«elop."SLlon by "make good” lanertlon. SNOW PLOW ma — resldenUal 35 Protective 32 Vigor (coll.) Liberal benefits. Day shift THCV WERE DOIN' Cirrus or and commercial. Call 649-8119. cloths 33 Freudian 49 only. stratus — New plant, completely alr- 37 Genus of herbs concept n L B r*A*«**« 16 TEAR OLD boy or seml- OUT OUR WAY BY J. & WILLIANS 511,049 (Roman) TroHble Reaching Our Advertiser? Roofing— Siding 16 EXPERIENCED fuel oil driv­ retired man to work around S3 Epoch a ers, new trucks, steady work, r GOOP 3 0 3 H , WHATTlS THE 1 COULO IF 1 DIDN'T MINP 55 Forearm bone r tr 24-Hour Answering Service THE BEST In roofing — and Help W anted— M o k 36 apartment house 3 or 4 hours 57 Street'urchin Halp Wantad— Help Wanted— overtime, uniforms, benefits. a day and all day Saturday. *^USE OP CLEANIN’ IT ALL , ' HAVING TO WALX ATIGHTROPE 58 Leaning to one roof repair. Call Ckmghlln, Apply Kasden Fuel Co., 340 JSL~33M«. OFF? YOU CAN < TO GET INTO THE CAR, ANP Female 35 side 34 Free to Heraid Readers 643-7707. Fam ak 35 CXINTROL desk operator, Superintendant Parkview ____ PRIVEOUTWOW, THREAPING A MEEPLE TO Tolland St., East Hartford. Apartments, Apartment B 2, ;c Itw Ml*. IM. TJII. UA ^ CANT'lOUI V 62 Rowing 42 HIGH SCHOOL sophomores or nights. Inquire in person Holi­ BACK. ITOUT/ GET BACK implement U Want IntormatloD on one of our olnaetlled advei tieemento T 1323 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ THERE, LOAFER, AMP GIVE Junior girls for part-time day Lane, 39 Spencer St., GROCERY (XERK ^ full-time. DAVY JONES BY LBFF and MeWELLIAMS ME THE DELUXE JOB ' 63 Howling monkey No eanwer at the telephone Hatedf Simply eaO the Roofing and DENTAL assistant — part-time ford. 628-4370. 64 Numeral 4B 9-3. no Satmdays, typing waitress work, after school, Manchester. Apply in person. Highland STEAD OF THE BARE 65 Noun suffix ^ IF NOT WE'LL SOON YOU'VE BEEN MOST NECESSITIES.' IT Chlmnays 16-A some weekends, good play plus Park Market, 317 Highland St. GENTLEMEN, MY 86 Again 47 r necessary. Call 649-4347. ROUTE salesmen for quality ROUTE MAN — wholesale WE'LL SOON HAVE BE SO FULL OF BULLET ORDERS ARE TO IN­ PATIENT, SIR... BUT 67 Former EDWARDS gratuities. Apply In person. route, good hours, excellent HOLES WE WON'T FLOAT. FORM YOU THAT THIS WE'RE Po sitive ROOFING — Specializing re­ dairy. Steady employment on OUR AGENT SAFELV Russian Si li r Brass Key Restaurant. pay, car necessary. Hours 12- OUT OF GUANAPA... IS YOUR LAST CHANCE SOMETHING WILL ' emperor pairing roofs of all kinds, new well established routes out of TO FIND THE TREASURE HAPPEN THIS TIME. ANSWERiNG SERVICE MALE 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. 1 KEEP TRYING TO 68 ------67Moines, w roofs, gutter work, chimneys TWO waitresses for evening Wethersfield area. Average CONVINCE MYSELF M Iowa Saturday 12-4 p.m. Good sec­ cleaned and repaired, 80 years’ work, full or part-time, experi­ weekly earnings $140-$166. Ex­ DOWN BB BT B5 Stenographer Production Workers ond Income. Call for appoint­ 648-0500 875-2510 experience. Free estimates. ence not necessary. Apply In cellent fringe benefits, includ­ 1 Plunder, as a ment, 249-8211. Ext. 380, John B7 BB Call Howley 648-6861, 644- ing holidays, pension, etc. Call town after BB PERSONNEL DEPT. person only. Howard Johnson’s Openings on all three shifts, Molumphy. capture and lenve your nieaengc. Yon'S Imsr from our advertiaer 8838. Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., Brock-Hall Dairy, Wethers­ In Jig time without spending all evening at the tel^hone. Exciting position in busy starting rate $2 .'42 per hour 2 City In Italy Manchester. field, 529-3321 for appointment. office, involves interview­ and up. ExceUent fringe benefits including Major Automobllos For Sak 4 Moving— T rucking— ing, light steno, maintain­ WANTED cocktail waitresses. Storago 20 ing records, compiling re­ Stanley Green’s Restaurant, Medical Insurance 100% F O R D O A L A jo E 600, 4- ports and many varied du­ Broad St. 643-2188. paid premiums, 10 paid holi­ HOLMES & DlffiNS HERALD door hardtop, excellent condl- MANCHESTER Delivery—light ties. ROUTE days, generous vacation trucking and package delivery. plan. Applications accepted CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER tlon, asking $1,190, no reason­ Company offers competitive Refrigerators, washers and daily. Apply to— AUTO SALES DOX LETTERS able offer refused. 876-2874. starting salary, 8 :30-4:30 WHY NOT SALESMEN ■Sb*.- stove moving specialty. Fold­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 1980 — green and white Thun- hours, excellent benefits, 478 CENTER ST. F n r YtMir ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. WORK LOCALLY We have excellent routes derbird. Good condition, $600. free parking, subsidized available In the Manchester ROGERS CORP. MANCHESTER iT^sNonr WHEN I WANT 'U(Ly iRfonnatioD Call 742-7194. cafeteria, congenial co- PART-TIM E workers, excellent working area for the ambitious man MIU and Oakland Sts. -ll/' Ls^ V Painting— Papering 21 Cali 647-9997 W I9E TO YOUR ADVICE 1966 CHEVROLET Impola, V-8, ------conditions. who can sell our nationally isssss *THE OL^ COLLEGE Tfty___ e w m«A. in. tm iii» it »*. on. THE HERALD wlU not - - CLERK TYPIST Manchester, Conn. GIVE disclose the identiity of white with vinyl top, 2-door PAINTINO — interior and exte- advertised Dairy Products. Z'LLASK leather uphoistery, extra clean, rior, very reasonable, free es- WANTED We offer steady employ­ AD VICE any advertiser usliig box APPLY Or call Miss Banister, 1-774-9605 TO letters. Readera aqfnrar* Call after 6, 872-6631. tlmates. Call Richard Martin, ment, guaranteed minimum Tune-Up F O R I T 5 ^ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NKAL tog blind box ads who 649-9286, 649-4411. FIRST NATIONAL Phone Personnel Depart­ of $100 per week based on 9TRAKIGER9.' 1966 COUNTRY Squire — 8 cyl­ dasire to protect thalr STORES salary and commission with Identity can follow this inder, power steering, radio JOSEPH P. Lewis custom ment, Manchester Memorial opportunity to earn much AMBITIOUS young man seljing Special! b i procedure; and heater, automatic, good painting, interior and exterior Park and Oakland Aves. more, excellent company boy’s to student’s clothing, full­ Jan. 1st to Jan, 31st Hospital. 643-1141, Ext. 243. time, 40-44 hours per week, Encloee your repLply to tlw condiUon. 876-0688. paperhanging, wallpaper re­ East Hartford paid benefits including life & moved. Wallpaper books on re­ insurance, hospitalization, high school graduate. Oppor­ box In an enveumiuM — 1963—CHRYSLER — Converti­ Tr M Olaxri- quest. Fully insured. Free es­ accident and sickness bene­ tunity for department manage­ addreaaed to the MANCHESTER resident wants Labor Only fled Manager, Mancbeater ble, automatic, white black top. timates. Call 649-9668. fits. ment. Call Mr. Craft for ap­ Must seU. 648-7427. RN OR LPN 11 p.m.-7 a.m., domestic help, full-time job, 9-3. pointment, 643-2128. Casual E ven^ Herald, together board and room Included. 649- V-8 $8.50 with a memo UsUng the ; INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Starting salary $65 weekly. Call Village Shop, Manchester. companies you do NOT 1962 OLDSMOBILE converti­ ing and papering. Call Phil 4619. 649-9655. Applicants should be mar­ 6-Cyl. $5.50 wAnt to Bte your letter. ble, excellent condition. Must penoncourt, 742-6173. ried and over 21, be able to OIL BURNER service man, ex­ Plus Parts sell, going into servlcoi 742- OFFICE WORK — variety of BABYSITTER for teacher’s BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Tour letter will be dt- sell and give service to the perienced, pension and other Most American Cars stroyed tf the advertlsnr 9714, 648-8311 aRer 4. INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ duties in small office, typing children, afternoons only. Ref­ public. For Interview apply; benefits, fine opportunity for it ooe you'vs mentioned, cial rates for people over 66. and light bookkeeping, 8 a.m. erences. Call 643-8226. right man. Apply Mr. Cormier, .(f not It wUI be handled Call my competitors, then call - 4:30 p.m. Apply Ka-Klar Toy Kasden Fuel Co., 340 Tolland In the usual mannsr. Trucks— Tractors 5 me. Estimates given. 649-7863, <3o., 60 HUUard St. CASHIER - CLERK — full-time SEALTEST POODS St., East Hartford. in dfiBV only, liberal benefits. Apply in GENERAL 876-8401. 113 Summit St., Manchester person, Gaer Bros., 140 Rye ACCOUNTANTS — Tax Prepar­ AUTOMOTIVE I 1963 CHEVROLET half ton pick- u^gixiE PAINTING, papering, St., South Windsor. 648-7697 ers- — Experienced In in­ CMid Loft Found » up, im call 648-6224 after 6 p.m. floor - sanding -. - and — - refinlshing — REGISTER NOW dividual incom'3 tax returns. RB»AIRS KITCHEN AIDE 7 a.m. —2 p.m. LOST — ihi year old calico 1951 ^ t ON FORD V-8 — pick- (specializing In older floors). Interviews Dally 9:30-4 P.M. Full time and part-time. Salary Brakes — Tune Up No Job too small. John FOR Monday through Friday. Ver­ plus bonuses. Manchester of­ cat, wearing red collar with up, excellent condition, 41,000 non Haven, 876-2077. Evenings by Appointment Front End — Corb. bellst Norman St. Reward. 64!!- original miles. Must sell, $476. Verfallle, 649-6760. fice to open January 2. H & R 1986. 649-6544. COUNTER GIRL for evening An Equal Opportunity Block, 627 Farmington Ave., Generators— Starters lVl/\iN V^nCO 1 E.IV p jjj _ njidnight. Please ^ Employer Hartford. 238-1981. LOST — female grey mixture Floor Finishing 24 apply Mister Donut, 256 West cat, vicinity Bryan Dr. Bald­ Buslnoss Sarvlcos FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Middle Tpke. ® IN< I, Nm. Uc. TM. U , US. HI. OH, win Rd. call 644-8868. MEMORIAL f ... . O fftrud 13 Ing (specializing in older JANITOR — part-time eve­ ‘The senator has that priceless knack of rousing the floors). Inside painting. Paper­ nings, approximately 4 hours Announcements 2 WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ hanging. No job too small. HOSPITAL Help W anted— Male 36 dally. Apply Allied Printing public from its apathy!" ializing in tree and shrub care. CLERK TYNSTS BLEXITROLUX vacuum clean- John Verfallle, 649-6760. Services, 679 West Middle BY LANK LEONARD 643-8104. SPECIAL NURSE’S AIDE 2 MICKY FINN en , salea and service. bonded p IS ^ Tpke. WHEN ARE YOU ME TOO, DADDY- WILL I, SON.' representative. Alfred Amell. y o u ’ ARe ’ a J, truck is A-1. Bonds— Stocks— TRAINING PROGRAM MACHINIST for Bridgeport and SO WILL II GOING TO TAKE , _____ AND I'LL PRAY- BY WALT WETTERBERQ 647-1719 or 648-4918. Cellars, attics, yard and lathe. Must be able to set up STENOGRAPHERS I JUST THOUGHT I'D RAY YOU HOME?/TO ME- REAL HARPl THE WILLETS small trucking done A-1 right. ______Mortgages ______27 SERVICE station attendent, full A SURPRISE VISIT, PETEY—IF ' Graduates of this special and operate from blueprints, Call Tremano Trucking Serv- ^ cO N D MORTGAGE —Un- or part-time, good hourly rate. Personals 3 training program will be of­ Apply Wyman Oil Co., 24 Main overtime and fringe benefits. W iN T H G O P ? I'M t^oreoRB... ice toll free, 742-9487. limited funds available for sec­ fered full-time employment Apply H&B Tool, 168 Forest INCOME TAX — Business and St. WHOS TH ERE? le THAT YOU? LBTBGO ond mortgages, payments to on the 3-11 ;30 p.m. shift, a St., Manchester, 643-2640. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS l e IT M D O , W A eH M Y F A O ^ individual returns prepared by TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, suit your budget. Expedient stipend will be paid during Income tax accountant. Ray- building lots cleared, trees top­ CRANE OPERATOR ■ — ex­ W/NTHRDP?, A N D © ^ . service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. the training program. Class­ mopnd Girard. Call collect, 876- ped. Got a tree problem? Well perienced man operate crane es will begdn on January 16 for pre-cast plant handling Looking for a good job? 7362. worth phone call, 742-8282. ASSISTANT MANAGER Business Opportunity 28 and last through February large panels, year ’round Job SHARPENING Service - - Saws, 2. for qualified man. Union shop, INCXIME Tax Returns prepar­ knives, axes, shears, skates, PHILLIPS Petroleum Co, has a all benefits, excellent working Man with restaurant expe­ Visit the Aircraft NOW! ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3829. rotary blades. Quick service. modern 3 bay ser^,estatlon APPLY AT conditions. Mr. Reynolds, 646- rience has outstanding op­ Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main for lease. Excellen't o|)pqrtu- 0124. portunity for advancement INCOME TAX done accurately St., Manchester. Hours daily nlty, paid training program. with new restaurant chain. and reasonably. Orville Wln- 7:30-6, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ Call 236-8770 after 6 p.m. or CONN. STATE PRODUenON hands with some Fringe benefits, etc. Contact Job Highlights chell, 644-2706. day 7 :30-4. 643-7958. 1-201-377-8100. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE lathe and milling machine ex­ Mr. Gibbs. MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY perience, also Norton Hyprolap Jet-Age Pay * ABC TAX Service. 0>mplete SALES AND Servicron Ariens, 806 Main St., Manchester and Fellows gear shaper oper­ tax service for business men Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn WATCH THE LITTLE SUNOCO ators. Metrontes, Inc., 640 Hil­ KNUDSEN’S Good Working Conditions * IN THE J U S T BE CAREFULYOU or individuals. Returns prepar­ mowers. Also Homellte chain liard St. DEN. donT bump into any GUVfe HEAa HARRY. ed in your home or office. Call COUNTRY FAIR saws and International Cub Has available a 66,000 gallon m id d LE-AGED woman to live- Insuronce Benefits * OFTHEANTICMJESL MORTY BIEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU 240-3468. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ CARPENTER helper’s wanted, per month modern 3-bay Inter In, light duties, plenty of time 1100 BURNSIDE AVE. ment and sharpening service state location. no experience necessary. Call LADY NEEDS ride mornings of». Call 643-7780. 742-8064 after 4 p.m. EAST HARTFORD Aircraft Club Recreational Activities * ^ h e on all makes. L A M Equip­ from School St. to Manches­ 1. Earn $20,000. and up. ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. SALESMAN for soft surface Nine Paid Holidays * ter Memorial Hospital for 7 876-7609 Mwe^ester Exchange 2. $6 - $8,000. Investment. W ^ i a.m. shift. Please call. 643-7094 3. Insurance program. MANCHESTER floor covering department. In- — Enterprise 1046, OIL BURNER service man, after 4 p.m. 4. Paid training. home selling experience includ­ Liberal Vacations * • j,; '' ' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ing measuring and scaling help­ must be thoroughly experienc­ RIDERS ^NTED from No. Housahold Sarvkas ACT TODAY! ful. Will train right man. Five ed, excellent wages and work­ World's Largest Industrial Credit Union * Main St. area, first shift, to NEEDS day, 40 hpur week with fringe ing conditions, all benefits, in­ Pratt ft Whitney, 643-2398, af­ Offarad 13-A benefits. Driver’s license re­ surance, pension, etc. Call Wy­ Paid Sick Leave * ter 4 p.m. Call or Write Sun Oil Co. NURSE’S AIDES REWEA'VING OF burns, moth quired. Apply Adelor Turgeon man Oil Co., Inc., 643-2464. P.O. Box 71, East Hartford holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 3-11:30 P.M. Shift or Richard Johnson, Watkins Expanded Educational Assistance Program * WANTED — Ride from Con- 568-3400 Brothers, Inc., 935 Main St. STEAM FITTER — Experienc­ sUtuUon Plaza to Porter St. or dow shades made to measure, ed, fine opportunity, pension, Interesting Work-in a Variety of Arec» PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER Ferguson Rd. area, please call all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Evening call Mr. Keith, 647-9646 For information, phone Per­ GROCERY CLERK — part-time paid holidays, Vacation, Insur­ 640-6433. made while you wait. Tape Ye- mornings. Apply in person. ance and uniforms, others. Ap­ WHEN A sonnel Department, Man­ B U T . ^DON’T WORRY HOLLYHOCK'. ------^----- corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 chester Memorial Hospital, Highland Park Market, 317 ply Kasden Fuel Co., 340 Tol­ Applicants should have a high school education. Y H O W W IL L IT’LL BE EASY FOR YOU! BOY ASKS .t h a t 's Main St. 640-6221. Highland St. land St., East Hartford. TO CARRY ..JhW BE A DISC JOCKEY. For in­ PACKAGE STORE — for lease 643-1141, Ext. 243. Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. w e K N O W LOVE! -7r *1 . ”! * . « ; « UI M, on Hartford Rd?. Manchester. T R U E L O V E YOUR formation call, ^40-6418. UGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ W H E N w e BOOKS.... ery, yards, attics, cellars Call 648-1634 for appointment S E E I T ? between 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. WOMAN to live-in and care for For a good j(>b at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER Automobllas For Sol* 4 cleaned and removed. Also odd the Aircraft Employment Office. jobs. 644-8962. mental alert semi-invalid. 644- DUNWO YW6J.EARN dH AB<7UT VOUi NOW P05IWS T LISTEN! THEIR n e e d o a r ? Credit very bad? 0460. HOW TMBSe i SeflOK PORTER'. CONVICTBP ASGUIPE! BUT \ PATROL PLANE Baiikrupt, repossession? Hon­ LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Halp Wanla, 327 cubic inches, 4 barrel, 260 modeling specialist. Additions, MATURE woman for babyslt- 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man­ c o m o u , h.p., twin exhausts, automatic rec rooms, dormers, p rob es, excellent hourly rate with chester. DOING A FINE BUSINESS IN p c t r ie w n d LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON with console, bucket seats, cabinets, formica, huilt-ins, overtime, days and evenings, A VERY NICE NEIGHBORHOOD AIRCRAFT (MANOVERG power steering, radio and heat­ bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8«46. . e44>2211. WOMAN with references cap­ A COMPLETE FOOD STORE AUJGHROOMG er, vinyl Interior, whitewalls able of caring for 3 children, Division of United Aircraft Corp. CHA« 8.26 X 14, 38,000 miles. Below ~ ages 6-11, five days weekly, PLUS BEER LICENSE NADA. 646-6894 after 4 p.m. hatchways, remodeling, r n o R LPN 3 p.m.,-7 p.m. 7 2:30 - 6 :80, light housekeeping, oarof.rHe An Equal Opportunity Employer MBenne^f porches, garages, closets, ceU- p.m .-ii p.m. 649-4619. ’ own transportation, 3 to 4 FOR PARTICULARS rnnooeH- 1968 MERCURY Mtmtery — 4- ingB, attics finished, rec weeks. 643-0686. PHONE 649-7567 door sedan, Breezeway, power rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ CLEANING WOMAN — Wanted THAPFIC, AFTER 6 P.M., CALL 649-7120 START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA AMD NTS' steering, power brakes, new er related' work. No job too Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6 NURSE’S AID — 3 p.m.-7 p.m., hours a day 9-3. Must have 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. also 11 p.m. ftp u ce snow tires, private owner. 643- small. Dan Moran, Builder. 8961 after 6. Evenings 646-8880. own transportatlMl. 644-2211. to 7 a.m 649-4619. 1 -9 e INI b« HU w; »Tt: • > ■' - T- ri. i *

MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN AIANCHESTBR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. OONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 Rooms Without Rocurd S9 Housos For Salt 72 Out Of Town Out Of Town Events in Bolton BERRY’S WORLD MANCHES’TER — Immaculate For S o lo ' 75 75 ROOM to rent, private home, 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 SUMMER or winter, you’ll lova ELLtNGTON — 9 room restor­ CLASSIFIED 119 Cooper » U St M9^MM0. full baths, built-in oven and this 6 room home on a seclud­ ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 G ip ital Dana Dimock W ill Receive range, dining room, large liv­ NO REASON TO HAVE ed private lake, neatled among new baths, large rooms, cabi­ ing room with fireplace, 8 bed­ laurel covered hills. Call us for net kitchen, garage, only $19,- FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ rooms and a heated family Poet Office Stocked DAR’s Citizenship Award detaUs, $19,600. Paul W. Dou­ 900. Hayes Agency, 6466181. WASHmOTON (AP) — It ADVERTISING man. Apply i Pearl St. room, 2-car garage, $26,600. POOR INSULATION! gan, Realtor, 049-4686. Wolverton Agency, P.ealtom, now costa olx cents to mall a. Dana 8. Dlmock, daughter ot COMFORTABLE room for gen­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 649-2818. BOL/TON Center — 6o roommoni ^ ^ m ^ flrst ------class------letter and- 10 centa------^— to Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. tleman, private entrance, free Ran#h, 8 bedrooms, baths* W o w f ■ WMm E sfO ltt 7 7 Mnd It alrmaU and the Post Of- Dlmock of Dlmock Lone, haa 8 AJtf. to 6 PAL OFF East Center St. practical­ parking. 14H Hackmatack St. large living room with beamed ______■•3™' 40,(W been ' chosen by the students between 5-9 p.m. ly In center of town. Two fam­ ^ A > T e is > oeUlng and flreplaoe, 2-oar at<- HOMES — land, Inveatmem and faculty to receive the DAR CX)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AD VT. ily flat, 4 down, 8V4 up. Com­ taohed garage, nice view, a * Ocod Citizenship Award as a ROOM with kitchen privUq^ea, pletely renovated. Both apart­ property urgenUy needed to ^ 5 PJ«. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION tranquil setting. Mid 20’a meet our evergrowing demand ^ ^ O tttee ^dea ^ceded. member of the senior daas of centrally located, Mrs. Dorsey, ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- of quaUfied cUenU. CWl Paul however, that atamp dellveriea Bolton Junior - Senior High DeadUno for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. Friday. 14 Arch St. ing, garages, fine residential 4688. J. correntl. Agency, 648-6863. -«noiudlng one-centers to help School. sectioni T. J. Crockett, Real­ ROOM, quiet, private home, ______people use iq> existing stocks of Miss Dimcck received the ty, 648-1677. YOUR COOPERATION WILL kitchen and living room facilit­ SOUTH wmDSOR — new 8ELUNO YOUR HOME? For flve-centens—might be slow In Connecticut Book Prize for an Ranohea, Raised Ranches and BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 ies if desired. Call 649-4670. MANCHESTER —Two family, prompt courteous service that reaching eomc communities be­ outstanding girl In the junior Colonials all with a view. This 4-4 flat on 90 X 160 lot. Central gets results, coll Louis Dimock cause of weather and transpor- class last spring, and also the f u r n is h e d ” room — light is quality and value. Call for location,, modem kitchen and Realty, 6469628. tation problems. Connecticut Women Deans and Conthmod From ProcodIng Pogo housekeeping, near Main St., details, Hayes Agency, 646 bath, 2 car garage. Bel Air 7 Lr .L ... .mr.—n— Some poet oCtlces In various Counselors Award, for combin­ woman only. Call 649-7969 af­ 0181. LIS™0S iraBDED, aU prica country repotted Real Estate, 648-9882. ing excellence In scholarship ter 6. Holp Wonttd— Mete 36 Diamonds— Wotchos— SOUTH WINDSOR — immacu­ V complete eellouto of the new with achievement In other MANCHESTER — Income po­ sale, we alao buy houses for Jow olry 48 late 7-room home built 1966, and said they were fields. EXPERIENCED plumber’s tential in this sturdy home on cash. Hayes Agency, 6460181. ^ heated flnlihed reo room, 2- _____ awaiting fresh supplies. She was one of three students helper or apprentice plumber. Apartm ents-—Fkd$— Spruce St. 9 large rooms and WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ oar heated garage, aluminiun WANTED by private party, 2 Some w four billion .... 6cent - at the high school to receive a H. G. Schulse, 876-9707. pairing. Prompt service. Up Tenements A3 room for expansion, per­ siding, swimming pool, large family house, 6 or 6 rooms stomps, bearing tho profile of manent siding, aluminum letter of commendation from to $20 on your old watch In WE HAVE customers waiting treed lot with brook, many ex- each. In good condition In Mon- 8k«nlilk»D. Rooeevett httve been the National Merit Scholarship m a n t o w o r k In kitchen, full­ trade. Closed Mondays. F.E. storms and screens, 2-car ga­ for the rented o* your apart­ tras. For further Information cheater, no agents. Call 646 printed since Deo. 1. Also freeh tests. time or ps^-Ume, also short Bray, 787 Main St., State Thea­ rage, $23,000. Wolverton Agen­ SNEEZE? call R.F. Dlmock Co. 649-6246. 4814. U*e presses are 1% bllUon order cook. Apply in person ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ cy, Realtors, 649-2818. Class president for the past Doaa S. Dlmoek tre Building. tate, 648-6129. ______■ Andrew Jackson one-centers only. Howard Johnson’s Res­ VERNON — Custom 4 bedroom YOUR home isn’t selling it- and 600 million each of the new three years, Miss Dlmock was taurant, 394 Tolland ’Tpke., elected to the National Honor monms for full pantidipation fn LOOKING FOR anything in Lots For Solo 73 Colonial, 8 tiled baths, family self — don’t blame the house 1 lo-cent airraallers and flve-cent Manchester. Fuel and Feed 49-A real estate rentals — apart­ room, double garage, lots of Get expert asslstanoe — we postal cards, Society last spring. She has (jje now party, been a student council repre- Reoldents may also apply to ments, homes, multiple dwell­ Bu S d ING l o t s — 66XI2F, trees, low SO’e. Hayes Agency, have clients waiting. Keith MAN ’TO work mornings or full­ FIREPLACE wood, clean, $16. sentative for three years and iq time In rug cleaning plant, will ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Franklin St. City water, sew­ 646-0181. Agency, 6461922. Ford Theater to Open become voters at this session. a pick-up load. Phono 282- this year’s editor of '"The Bolt.” train. Call Gamer’s Rug, 649- Estate, 648-6129.. © IN767 br NEA, Ik . f er. Call 649-8782 after 6. WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Their appiteatlons wQl be proc­ 0060. BOL/TON Center — 6 room high school newspaper. 1752. Ford’s Theater, site of the as­ essed at the regular 'votermalk- ONE and two bedroom Garden "What's the story on this business trip deal where you MANCHESTER — Treed 60x126 Ranch, 2-car garage, 6bed- She is a member of the HIGH Quality seasoned hard­ sassination of President Abra­ tng seaslcn Jan. 15. type flats and duplexes avail­ B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, roome, 1V4 baths, family size PUBLIC AUCTION wood, cut to any length and can take wives along at a reduced rate?" ham Lincoln, will reopen to live French Club, the Dramatic Church Women Meeting able. $180 to $166 per month. 649-2818. kitchen, one acre lot with horse Club, and the Psychology Club The ragxilar monthly meeting Help Wonted— spilt, stored Inside. Leonard By order of the Court of U I \ . K ^ t. has been bedrooms, 4H rooms. Im­ lonial, with a 2 car garage, ference room. UnaffOiated vot- meet tonight at 8 in the double MILLER PHARMACY requires ROCKLEDGE —New Raised large fireplaced living room, For Solo 75 Ito looik neairfy Ittoe way It drug clerk over 21. Fiill or ilNGER automatic rig gag sew­ mediate occupancy. 8^ rooms BLOWN-IN plus a separate building and autom^Ue s^ewoom , ^ th the night Lincoln took hi. ers may enroll with either party classroom of the high school. Ranch, modem kitchen with built-ins, aluminum windows. 1 I in:u(iLA S part-time, driver’s license, ing machine, excellent condi­ February 1. Heat, hot water, SIX ROOM Cape — 3 or 4 with a 4 room apartment ap^xlmately 4 ,^ squw feet ^ comedy, “ Our and have party rights Im------built-ins, dining room, 3 bed­ Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- hours flexible, good pay. No tion, monograms, hems, but­ oven, range, refrigerator, bedrooms, stone fireplace, that makes your living al­ of floor space and a hot air oU American Cousin.” mediately. Manchester Evening Herald rooms, family room, 2-car gar­ 0131. INSULATION most "rent free.” phone calls. tonholes, fancy designs, etc parking. Call 627-9238 between walk-out batsement, tree shad­ heating system, town water and performances are to Vorbers may also change party Bolton correspondent, CHeme- Originally over $300. Our price age, aluminum siding, $81,900, „ . duolex 7-7 on ed stone patio. $18,900. Call sewers. emodknent, but must wait six well Young, tel. 648-8981. 0-6 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, $22,600—If you enjoy total begin Feb. 12 with a dramatisa­ PERSON for cleaning, morn­ now. $64. or pay $9. monthly. bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- INADEQUATE INSULATION FORCES Date of Sale: Saturday, Jan­ ings. Apply Holiday Lanes, 39 ATTRACTIVE 3 room apart­ 649-6847. outdoor living, we offer a 7 tion of Stephen Vincent Benet’s Call 622-0931, dealer. heating systems, aluminum 4635. YOUR OIL BURNER TO RUN uary 20, 1968 at 2 :00 p.m. narrative poem, "John Brown’s Spencer St., Manchester. ment, quiet residential area. year old Split Level on a STUNNING 6% room Cape on siding, 6 gara^-ss, excellent In­ Place of Sale: On the prem­ Andover Parking plus all utilities includ­ WAPPING — beautiful 7% room * CONTINUOUSLY TO REACH lovely acre lot 2 baths, fire­ Body.” west side, new ceramic bath, vestment property In business ises. WANTED for newspaper deliv­ ed. Ideal for young married custom built Split. Exclusive place, built-lns, garage and Stars appearing in the invlta- TRADER “ P” zone II, $28,600. Phllbrick MINIMUM COMFORT ZONE OF 72° I Torms: ’To be sold to the tion-only Jan. 80 opening, which ery in Hebron, 6 days a week, couple. Call 663-7364 or 236-0564. full shed dormer. Ideal for neighborhood, complete priva­ a huge 82 foot In-ground starter or retirement. Priced Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. highest bidder subject to ap- will be nationally televised, in Project on the Peace Corps leaving the Herald 8 p.m. week Used Furniture Exchange cy yet close to shopping and swimming pool. days, 12 noon on Saturday. MANCHESTER — newer luxu­ for immediate sale, $16,900. proval by Court. Deposit of elude Helen Hayes, Henry Fon- MANCHESTER —Ideal starter schools, mid 30’s, must sell. DID YOU KNOW? Must have own car. Call Man­ rious 4 room duplex, fine resi­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, $22,900—Maintenance free, 2 $6,000 cash or certified check da, Frederick March, Harry Be- or retirement home, spotless 4- Call Possum & Comlns Real That today's homca with automatic heating need 6” Planned hy School Children chester Evening Herald Circu­ Good selection of kitchen dential area, $146 per month. 649-2813. year old Ranch all alumi­ requlred from successful- bid- lafonte, and Julie Hairte. room Ranch on a tree shaded Estate, 646-2000 anytime. Shimmering Fingers of Winter Transform House lation Dept. 647-9946. sets from $26. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- o f insulation in the ceiling and 4” in the walls. num sided. Wall to wall car- der. Balance payable In full lot, assumable mortgage. Wol­ Shimmering icicle festoons strung across the front of a house on Henry St. transform the fa­ Although the children at the Luncheon 4636. BOLTON — Cozy 4V4 room peUnig, baths, fireplace, upon confirmation of sale by Rural Poverty Cited Bedroom sets, chests, dress­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- plus a breezeway and ga­ cade into a multi-colored thing of beauty when the Ice prisms reflect the brilliant rays of the Andover Elementary school are Luncheon for the workers at SHOE fitter. Experienced only. MANCHESTER Ranch, In top condition, Court. WASHINGTON (AP) — ers. Living room pieces. All RESPONSIBLE couple wanted 2813. rage. Choice residential Bim. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ten to 16 years shy In age to tomorrow’s visit of the Red Excellent hourly rate, 44 hour garage, full basement, hot By 1976, a government agency low price. to superintend - apartment In neighborhood! ! ! Marc S. Levine, Committee qualify for the Peace Corps they Cross bloodmoblle in Columbia week. Call for appointment, BOWERS SCHOOL LAKEWOOD CIRCLE So. — water heat, wooded, privacy. reports, deepening rtural pover­ Manchester center. Free rent Tel. 649-6277 are now participating in a proj- at the Congregational Church 648-2128. Casual Village Slu^, Special on brand new twin large rambling oversize Colo­ Only $14,900. Hayes Agency, said parking plus salary. 249- ty may lead to a “very critical ect to learn much more about will be served at 1 p.m. by Manchester, Conn. size box springs and mat­ Immaculate 3 bedroom 646-0131. ECSH to Host Vernon nial-Cape, Jalousied enclosed job-shortage problem” In the it and Qie people it serves In ladles of the Church Guild. The tresses, $65. a set. 6694, Mr. (Schor. Cape . In established pres­ W patio with attached garage. nation’s central cities. Boy Freshmen foreign lands. ’The vehicle for hours of the visit are from 1 :46 tige neighborhood of highly Large beautifully landscaped BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ’The Economic Development Situattons Wontud— Beautiful Provincial dining GARDEN APARTMENT — first leaning will be a School to Bridge Night desirable location. Alumi­ lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ LEGAL Admiitistration said that by that School Board tp Consider \ room, table, large hutch, floor, 2 bedrooms, living room, Legal Notices Manchester Parkade Of Next Class School Project which Principal “*’<1 Mrs. Marvin Graboff 38 kitchen, range, refrigerator, num siding, shutters, tors, 649-6347. ttoie itbe notion's 25 langaat mot- dropleaf server, 6 uphol­ awnings, and combination Manchester 649-6806 Doris E. Chamberlain is head- placed first at Friday night s heat, hot water, parking, NOTICE iropcOten areas, excluxUng East Cattioilic High School stered chairs, aU for $289. storms and screens make MANCHESTER — i ”4 two Non-Graded Qasses Tonight Ing, “ bridge play at the Congrega- IRONING done in my home, adulU. 643-0973, 643-7796. NOTICE ANDOVER — well kept 8 room those In California, will Have a u ___ for minimum maintenance. family, nice condition, large It will be a project carried tlonal Church. Mrs. B. Burton reasonable. Call 649-4018. Much — Much — More! Cape, garage, large wooded lot TOWN OF TOLLAND potential sh o rta ^ o f 2.9 million ^ spaghetti' supper Non-graded classes for the short next year, NEW two. famUy — 4% room Attached garage with lot, only $19,900. Mitten Agen­ t o w n o f VERNON BWday at 5:30 p.m. for next out by the school, the children Smyth and Mrs. Francis Haines central vacuum system, Leo­ jobs. primary grades will be discussed If time permits, the board will apartment, $180 per month, screened breezeway. Fire­ cy, Realtors, 643-6930. ZONING BOARD Notice is hereby given that and teachers with the help of were second high, and p a rlo rs nard Agency, Realtors, 646 The EDA, a Commerce De­ fall’s Incomiing freshman boys at tonight’s meeiWing of the also discuss a five-year capital 643-6563 seperate heat. No chUdren, no place in living room. Base­ the Tolland Zoning Board of others who volunteer. The Board Mrs. Howard Boyd and Mrs. Dogs— Btrds— Pots 41 MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 6-5, OF APPEALS 0469. partment agency, estimates ru­ -and their fathers. pets. H ay^ Agency, 646-0131. ment features recreation Notice is hereby given that Appeals will hold a Public Board cf Education. The meet- Im^ovement program as it ef- of. Education has approved It Charles . Griffin placed third. convenient to bus lines, per­ ral poverty pushed 10 million Ing will start at 7 and wiM be fecsts the school syst^. DACHSHUNDS —AKC, mlnla- room with bar, laundry and The Town of Vernon Zoning VERNON — 4 bedroom Co- Hearing at the Tolland Town ’There iis no charge for the and the way It Is to be carried The next playing session will manent siding, aluminum com­ persons from thinly populated ^ . . . at the Northeast School. Each town department has ture and standard, 6 weeks to SINGER’S USED sewing ma­ shop area. Fully landscaped Board of Appeals will hold a lonial, baths, fireplace. Hall on January 22, 1968, at out. be at the church on Friday at binations, 2 new heating sys­ areas to the big cities d ^ g the ^ planning to The non-^aded system al- been asked by itb6 aidmihistra- 6 months, both colors, guaran­ chine January clearance sale Furnished grounds provide picturesque public hearing on ’Tuesday, Jan­ buUt-lns, family room o tt kitch- 8:00 P.M. to hear the following The committee to plan the :30 p.m. All players welcome. tems, good Investment, $24,600. 1960s. It said the trend is likely attend are reminded that reser- lows a child to progress ac- tlcn to supply a list of what School Menus teed at a fair price. Also Wei- now going on. Portables from Apartments 63-A setting. Large patio in rear uary 16, 1968 at 7:30 p.m., In en. walk-out basement, $26,900. application: project first met In late Novem­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, to continue for years. vations close tomorrow. cording to his ability, I'ts sup- its capital needs will be the Lunch menus at the Elemen­ maraners. 1-628-6673. $9.95, Consoles from $19.95, with awning. Enclosed rear the Court Room, Town of Ver-- Holcombe, Realtors, 644-1286. WEDEXX), Inc., ot 30 Lafay­ ber and again in early Decem­ TWO ROaMv furnished apart­ 649-2813. The report suggested that Following the supper, the r.cinters say. With thii3 system a next five years. Ail needs will tary school for the rest of the Z lg-^gs from $29.95. Entire yard provides privacy and non Administration Building to ette Square, Rockville, for a ber. Mrs. Chamberlain presides GROOIUNG ALL breeds. Har­ ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, niSlUIUlt E E ATTIC ANDOVER — 9 room Colonial, v " " uppy “I wouldn’t feel at all Inhibit­ appointed %o take over responsV on the street but also those St. Bernard’s Married Couples home In an off Porter St. loca­ CAPE COD ed looking toward Gov. Nelson ° . 1 1 / property on Skyline Dr. shots, papers, both colors. 649- Antlquos 56 bUlty of District I streets. Hb‘ two wheels over the curb. Club will sponsor a talk by Dr. launched at the school here to­ Vito J. and Roberta A. Per- tion for $17,900? ’This home has Rockefeller,” —Sen. Jacob K. ______2109. Houses For Rent 65 aluminum siding, wall to wall y will be under the supervision jje explained that the ban Is Tanash H. Atoynatan, a psy- morrow. A contribution “ ther- rone to Norman E. Vittner, WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Javlts, R-N.Y., commenting on qj Andrew Trlcarlco, superin- carpeting and aluminum storms ^ NOTICE necessary because the large chlatrist at the child guidance mometer” has been Installed in property at 224-226 Union St. steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ MANCHESTER — two bedroom Pleasant, secluded and screens. Excellent neigh­ OF DISSOLUTION OP WILCO what he woidd do If, the presi- (gndent of public works plles of snow have made the clinic in Manchester. Dr. Atoy- the school office and a ten-car John Gaily to George H. and Articles For Sole 45 ed lamps, art glass, primitives, duplex, town house, appliances dentlal bid of Mlchlgr.n Gov. borhood, convenient. location. back yard, short walk MACHINE TOOL COMPANY. The decision was made be­ street very narrow. natan’s talk will concern Inter- train to hold $25 flowers made Nancy A-/ Gaily, property at 78 any quantity. 644-8962. and heat Include.’, 5166 per George Romney falters. cause of the many complaints famlly communication. up of 25 one-dollar contributions. EIGHT FOOT pool table, $60. Bill Belfiore, Belfiore Agency, to Buckley School, INCORPORATED INSULATING THE WALLS Chief Dwyer, who also heads Washington St. month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ received by Mayor Grant con­ The public Is Invited to the Gifts are to be brought in to Excellent condition. Call after CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, 643-6121. Notice Is hereby given that the traffic authority, said the William F. and Violet E. tor, 649-4638. shopping and trans­ cerning the poor condition of program which will be held at each Friday assembly, taUled 6, 643-0056. expert repairing. Colonial Wllco Machine Tool Company, ban will be strictly enforced and Zinsser to Carl^A. and Ellen R. SPLIT LEVEL — J rooms, for­ portation. . Cottonseed Neglected the streets this winter. the PAG Club. by sixth grade pupils and Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. SIX ROOM HOUSE complete- Incorporated, a ConneoUci\ car owners not complying will Zinsser, one-hnlf interest in PILE IS SOFT and lofty. . . mal dining room, 1^ baths, Attention Homeowners Joslin, who was superintend- Bulletin Board then turned over to Mrs. Baker Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- ly furnished, heat included, corporation having Its principal property at 89-91 Laurel St. colors retain brilliance In car­ family room, large enclosed W W b iY v ^ ^ e ^ SH enrof“ public wo7ks“ iri^ stric t have their vehicles towed by the ^Fayeitte Lodge ^of Masons will who will bank the money. 9 p.m. Sundays open / till 6 $22o. per month. Phllbrick place of business In the Town of In til# P*it 20 We rieve Re-lniuliled Over 6,000 Quitclaim Deed pets cleaned with Blue Lustre. porch, garage, $23,600. Phil- In 1798^to fonnd r ntw erR^to ^ (Rockville) prior to consedida- Vernon Police department. This meetimig on Manchester has been dissolved Talk on ‘Pish*' Young Men’s Christian Asso­ p.m., closed T ues^y and Agency, 649-6347. New Hornet In the Connecticut Aree m 1798 to round a new era In tion, will have full ______responslblil'ty.w...,.,. winwill hebe Rtat the owner’sowner s exnense.expense. Tue3(jay at which .... the annual Rent electric shampooer $1. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- agriculture, the seed ginned out Mrs. Paul Holmes of Hebron ciation of Manchester Inc. to Wednesday. by resolution of Its D‘r<'ctors The mein rcaion for rc-innilating wae be<;auM o f inadc- of this area until further notice. Continued violations will result ‘ reports will be read. Worshup- Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ TWO-BEDROOM Ranch, large 6347. ot the textile wasn’t put to com. will talk about the organization Town of Manchester, parcel of JOHN H. and Stockholder and that a quala iniulalion. ’Thls wlU also Include super- 'u arrest, Dwyer said. ply. garage, half mile from Man­ merclal use until the 1860s, !ful master-elect Ernest. W. of "Pish,” a, volunteer group of land to north of building off N. MANCHES’TER — Vacant 6 Certificate of Dissolution has -vision of trash collection. Dean’s List chester Drive-In Theater, $126. The ownere wondered what wat wrong arid even went io adien cottonseed oil came into Boothroyd and his oflficers were people providing services to Main St., to be used for relocat­ HOBBYISTS — Hardwoods, piy- Wanted— To Buy 58 room Cape, remodeled kitch- , been filed with the Secretary of .(It the time of consolidation Miss Donna L. Richard daugh- monthly. For appointment call. far ai to blame the Oil Man and the_ Gae Company for ‘ favor as fertiliser. fnstaUed on iSaturday. families In times of emergency, ing N. Main St., in connection woods, veneers, dowels, hard­ en, new siding, roof, gutters, LAPPEN, Inc. State. their high 'fuel bill. Finally we itopped thii watte by_ a Trlcarlco, a'ter taking examina- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques l-ei»-3284. 'The Golden Age Chxb * ■will to Mother Club members when with North End Renewal. ware, finishes, tools, ad- storms, $18,900. H. M. All 'creditors of the corpora­ thorough Fiberglat® Blown-in Intulation Job, thui elimin­ tlons set up by the State, was Richard of 26 Bolton Rd.^ has j^^et “rue^day at 2 p,m. at the the group meets Wednesday at heasives and much more. Wood bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Frechette Realty, 647-9993. 649-5261 tion are hereby warned to pre­ ating all drafti. ■ONLY GAME' SfHJ) Certificate of Cond^iiiution glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ NEW YORK (AP) — Prank appointed director of public been named to the deans list pAC Club. Members are asked g:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Products Specialities, 30 Bar­ sent their claims to Copelon & You alto can remedy the cold end drefty diicomfort of lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Out Of Town JUST LJSTED Manchester, D. Gilroy’s ” T3ie Only, Game In works for the entire town. at Russell Sage College, Troy, tj, bring gifts for the,table. Leon Palmer on Wales Rd. tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- Silverstein, 900 Chapel Street, your home by railing ut toon to check and mc’ if it wai Gerard and Dorothy '■•Smith, For Rent 66 approximately 8 acres, 7% In making the announcement N.Y. -phe Rockville Emblem Club The new officers of the club 8272. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. New Haven, Connecticut, 06610, properly intuleted when built. Tbwn” has been bought f6r a property at 21 Overland St. room Cape, new ceramic bath, movie in one of the largest pre- of JosUn’s appointment. Tricar- Rockville Hospital Notes bead their regular monthly ,to be installed at the meeting NEEp HELP? We buy used fur­ ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, sec­ on or before April 30, 1968. All Ico said, "There are so many Visiting ^ hours are 12 to 8 meeting Wednesday at the Elk’s are president, Mi;s. Richard Marriage License CARPETS a fright? Make them all large rooms, 2-car garage, There It Absolutely No Charge for This Service production deals on record, David Thomas Garrison, 39 niture, attic contents, antiques ond floor, centrally located, HYDE St. — 4-bedroom Cape, claims not presented as herein U r ^ e r t h r r o n ^ ^ 20th deniands on my time and such p.m. Ini_ all_ii areas except r«o. ^______^ g pro.______The Embola Ward;_____ vice__ president ______and treas- a beautiful sight with Blue Lus­ wooded lot. H. M. Frechette Ashworth St., and Barbara Ann etc. Coll 633-2300 or 646-0004. $90 monthly. Call 649-3078 af­ open stairway, city utilities, lot provided shall be barred as pro- SIZES M.18 Century Bbx a down o R v m en t increase in administrative ternlty where they are 2 to 4 ppp,gji,am will take place after urer, Mrs. John Waller, and tre. Rent electric shampooer Realty, 647-9993. Rowlette,- 68 Ashworth St., Jaii. $1. Olcott Variety Store. ter 3 p.m. 50x234, $16,900. Chambers Real- vided by r^atute. No Down Payment of $790JX)0 is to be sumdementedsupidemented responsibility in my office, teat and 6:M to 8 p.m. the meeting. • secretary, Mrs. Sydney Organ. WE BUY AND SELL antiques, SIX ROOM house — Good con­ ty. Realtors, 643-2326. Dated at New Haven, Cem- this seemed to be the best step Admitted Thursday: Charlene 13, St. James’ Church. ANDOVER LAKE — 4 room 8268 adth an oddlUonal simount for PROCESSED gravel for drive­ and used furniture, china, dition. Must be moved from necticut, this 29th day of De­ 36-Month Bud^ Plan to take.” Morin, Tolland; Thelma Hol- furnished. heat and utilities. IIH-24H each week of the drama’s run ways and parking areas. Also glass, silver, picture frames, present location. For Informa- $11,900 BUYS this nice 6 room cember 1967. ’Trlcarlco said the appoint- land, Kelly R d.; Martha Wright, Moss Once GirPs Hair Available to June 16. $160. r. ______year *«vMinH’round I lakeqIta fmfront n t nrft.pro­ plus 10 per cent bank run gravel and fill at our old coins, g^ns, pewter, scrap tion call 649-5271. Wilco Machine Tool PhoRB 527-3119 or Mail Coupon ment of Joslin would spread the H Ward St.; Christopher monthly. 742-7607. perty. Excellent Investment or SCULPTURE—PAINTING—CRAFTS screening plant or delivered. gold, watches, old jewelry, hob­ Company, Incorporated The haU-aited figure calls for skirt, slacks or klltl n s fas- vanlon onnna In ITahiii. responsibility______around. “ Wo want Tramm, Tolland; Armand TALLAHASSEE, Fta^ —' Ac- by collections, p.aintings, attic SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 live In: Ellsworth Mitten stage version opens in Febru- George H.,.,.arifflng, Inc., 742- By Conelon & Silverstein, a sheaith wUh the slenderizing MnaHiig to make with Ito hooey- to improve any service we can Nadeau, J14 Emily Dr.; Judith cording to an Indian legend, at THE STUDIO contents or whole estates. Fur­ full baths, trees, large lot, Agency, Rtaltor, 643-6930. qry. 60 PEARL STREET-^MANCHESTER 7886. Business Property Its Attorneys Gentlemen: W ITHOUT C B U SA T IO N Pleete Send Your Rep- llnea of front tucking. The tab- comb center puiel on the render the town." Delaney, Ellington; Sidney here is the origin of the Span- niture Repair Service, 648-7449. $23,000. Phllbrick Agency, Examinations will be given Darrah, Ellington; Sylvia Curl- Ish moss that hangs from trees $18,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, retentetlve for FREE Survey bed ooltar sits atop a row of sweater and as a cuff on the Repaint Blue Monday ONE OP THE ‘ Iner things of For Sale 70^ Realtors, 649-6347. buttons that march down the matching tOMsled cap. ' and another person will be ap- ess, 12$ High St.; George Sa- In the South: A young chief life —Blue Lustre carpet and dormers, air-conditioner, neat I Name front at the dress. Pattern No. 8808 has knit di- TOWN OF pointed to take over complete ternls, 26 Mountain St. mourned his young bride and Momhig, Noon, Night—10 AJML to 10 PJM. Wholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ COMMERCIAL- Industrial at MANCHESTER — 8 room stone and clean. Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTEai, Rooms Without Board 59 Manchester Green, approx­ Cape. Two car garage, 2- fire­ Realtors, 640-6324. No. 8268 'wHth Patt-O-Rasna rectlons for set — aliee 19 supervision of the roads In Dls- Discharged ’Thursday: Gerald burled her beneath an oak^ To tric shampeoer $1. The Sher- OOKNECnCUT trict n , the former fire district. Pascuzzl, Coventry; Linda Chll- mark the spot, he tied her Try your hand at blookprinting, sandcastlng, THE ’THOMPSON House —Cot- imately 10,000 square feet, places. Deadend Street. Only . Is In sizes lJ2^ to 26H> bust through 18 Induatve. wln Williams Co o .u '.u -.r - 'T.inofinn drcss, Tollond; Josephine Bald- braiids to a Uonb. In -tfme the oeromloB. Faint a happening, sculpt a portrait, jtage St. centrally located, large prqfiuclng $800 per month In­ $22,600. Pasek. Realtors, MLS, CAPE - 6M, rooms, breezeway 93 'to 47. fitze 14Vi, 35 bust, 314 Send 85 cents tn colna plus REFUSE oreato a waU hanging or mayhe you would come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 7ftfl-7475 649-0985 2-car attached garage, large LmMMHeMMUBMauBBBBaBauMaaMHMW mHtd j'* yards of 46-lnch. Send 60c In 15 cents for ftrst-olase mall and hPinir ^8 Heidi Dr.; Daryl Angel- hair turned gray and was blown pleasantly furnished rooms, 280-7476, 649-0985. ______$22,900. emphasized an e ff:^ is be g RPD4 ; Grace Peterson, from tree to tree till U covered Just like to paint Blue Monday Red. We’U Boats and Aceossorlos 46 parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ 643-1677. oolins phis 10c for ftrst-class special haniiHng for each pat- made to pick up all trash and ^ show you how. _ MANCHES’TER — Bowers Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, COLLECTION night and permanent guest Serving mall end special handUng tor tern. — OR — 14 FOOT fibreglas, Starcraft School area, neat 6-room Cape, 649-6347. In order to expedite trash garbage. Pickups had been slow- ^ ^ rates. eaich pattern. Sue azm ett, Anne OalMt, Meoeheeter • - ■ ed due to the two recent holt- “ Join Our Regular Plainting Oiasacs Sailboat. Leftover, never- b e e n ______4 rooms down, 2 finished up, ______and garbage removal, 'property Judy Tucker, 122 High St.; Mrs. Oil Fainting — Thursday 7-9 VM. Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — Exceptional­ Manchester Evening Herald, Evening Herald, U N A!VS. in water. Sale priced. Regular ROOM for one or two, com­ one car garage, private yard, days and the unusual amount ^nd son, 101 Mixed Media—Tueaday 10-18 AM. ly nice 7-room Ranch In the 1150 A'VE. OF AMERICAS^ OF* AM EB lO Air NEW TMK, urged to shovd a Custom Home Design $696, closeout price $496 plus MANCHESTER — executive March occupancy. T. J. Crock­ Tho Glass Wool Insulation Co., Inc, o ' snow. South St. plete light housekeeping pri­ Green area, ground level fam­ Gracious Apartment NEW YORK, N.Y. 10088 N. Y. UNO. “ *® ^ ‘•‘ft 'ft* Regis*^ at The Studio week o f Jon. S3, 10-18 transportation and tax. 649- neighborhood, 'Garrison Colon­ ett, Realtor, 648-1677. Living in Lovely Manchester In connection with the removal —,------Manoheater vileges, parking. 648-8830, 648- ily room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen aOT V^ETHERSFIELD AVENUE, HARTFORD S, OONN. Print Name, Aiddresq wUh Zip Print None, Addu ro Witt 1^8»**Y^r****' . . AJK. Mon., 7-9 PJK. Classes start week of 8747. McBride’s Sport Spot, ial, 7 rooms, large family DEI^XE TOWN HOUSES of snow and the condition of the The Herald’8 Vemon Bureau Blue Print A Supply Inc. 6266. has lots of cabinets, and a Code, dtyle Number and Size. Code ant M|te ManMNo. ^ rroeptaeles are to be re- Jon. 89. Tultton |S0, 10-week eiassss. 689 Center St. room with fireplace, huge mod- $21,900 buys this beautiful 2% At Moderate Prices streets. Deputy Police Chief Ed- |g 38 Park St., tel. 876-8186 690 Hartford Rd. built-in oven tfhd range, attach­ Get a head otart on up-to-the 60 qento will bring you a copy "*®‘^*<* " f t * ®*»y enclosures and CLEAN comfortable rooms for em kitchen, screened porch, 2- year old Raised Rcmch, IH Rental Agent mund Dwyer has ordered a or 648-2711. News Items may Manchester, Conn. For Detaik Call i . Dutton—648-7084 ’ ed garage, very private yard. minute atyUng with the new of our new 'f t Fail A Winter ?•***<• •" open. 649-8698 . B. Goodin—748-8608 refined gentlemen. Also effi­ car garage, wooded lot, $84,- baths, large lot, go

RAOBTWSNTY MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 196g: Awnwfg Dmily Net P m m R m The Weather For The Week Ended Snow tonight. About Uivce Jaanary g, IPtS whSeb supports broeuder «<3uk» i- Inches expected. Temperatures About Town School Board to Hear Report ttonoA opportunltUes for ttUs mi­ lian rlfw tpr ^ m m m In. teens. Tomorrow mostly nority group. 15,534 cloudy. High 20 to 25. The Maater'a a u b of Friend- TYie board must soon deicAde •hip Lodge of Maaoni wUl meet On Closed Contract Talks wbother to cMtabhah a poUoy In Manche»ter— 4 City of Village Charm in the email lodge room of the U»e with the staitement because The Board of Education, which Maaonlc Temple at 8 tonight. elementary school enrollments o f Mhnehester's paintCicApaitilon VOL. LX X X V n, NO. 83 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1968 (Ohuaifled Adyertlsliig on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS has not convened since Dec. 18, After a bualneoe meeting con­ next year by busing children In Project Ooncem. the eduoa- ducted by Robert Haugh, preal- faces a lengthy agenda for Its between districts. tlnnnl experiment under which dent, there vriU be a Maaonlc first meeting of the new year The oomensus was reached ait Hantfond children, moetly Ne- Information talk by Senior War­ tonight at 8 In the board room the iBBt meeitlng after a Teport gnoee, are being ibused to den Harold B. TurWngton, en- at Bennet Junior High School. by Asatoteunt Superintendent schools in the subuibe.' tlUed “ Letter and Syllable With It is expected that a major Ronald Sooibt on an enrollment The original project is slatted You." portion of the sesstoh will be Study he made early In D e c ^ - ■to end in June, but a oonlttnua- devoted to a report from the per­ ber. tton end exipanslon has been Phebe Circle of Emanuel sonnel-finance committee on the Soott’s report Indksalted that proposed by Hartford. Church Women will meet to­ status of salary-contract nego­ pupil-teacher ratios can be morrow at 7:80 p.m. at Luther tiations with the teachers. malntaifned at 25-1 wi%h the Hall of Emanuel Lutheran Several closed bargaining ses- SBkna number of teachers (219) Church.^ Mrs. Lennart Johnson sione between the committee ais are currently ensployed 17 will lead devotions. The Rev. and teacher representatives have tranaferral of ecane children be­ C. Henry Anderson, pastor will been held during the past two tween schools is started $n Sep­ This Week at Hale’s speak on “ The Manifesto.” Re­ weeks since the board reversal tember. freshments will be served after of a long-standing policy favor­ On a relaited iop!C, the board a business session. Hostesses are ing open negotiations. wlM alao be asked to decide Miss Mabel Olson, iOss Lllltan The reversal was taken with­ whether the South School HOUSE Larson and Mrs. Harry Buck­ out an official vote; therefore, should beocme a “satellite" of ilHi! minster. board members will be asked the new Globe Hollow School tonight to formally adopt a pol­ or oontinue as a separelte en­ Arthur B}ork and Mb son, icy for closed sessions. tity, The two educational plants RUG Arthur Bjoxlc Jr., both o f 206 Spokesmen for both sides in are located in the same dis­ Wao«l>rt4ge St. are vwca'tlomdng the negotiations were to have trict, and Globe HoiUaw ils slalt- in Miami, Fla. During thehr stay issued Joint reports of progress ed 'to open in September. in Florida they were g\»esUi ait made In the closed talks, but The boaird will alaod iacuss a the home of the Rev. and Mrs. recent Stalte Board oif Educa- HALE little Information has been forth­ Joooph Dudley o f Pompano coming-indicating a probable tlAn poliicy statement cm “ The Beach; Ftei The Rev. Mr. Dud­ Negro m American CUItiure," sfaee SALE! lack of ag;reement on major ley was foranerly essoclaited I §$3h with Center Oongregatdonal Hems. Some automobiles steamed right along this morn­ Bourne Buick was just one of the many s«vice Church. Teachers’ salary requests for ing with no trouble, but others, like the one at station men sw am j^ with calls for help. (Herald next year have not been made right, needed a little boost. Russell Hathaway of photos by Buceivicius and Pinto) Preceptor Qamma Chapter, public to date. Salaries com­ CHARGE YOUR BeU Sigma Phi sorority will prise about 87 per cent of the meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at total Board of Education budg­ PRESCRIPTION the home of Mrs. Catherine Lit­ et. Cars Greatest Casualties tle, 148 Pearl St. The schools are operating this year on a budget of $6,265,000. The American Legion will The board will also face a de­ meet tomorrow at 8:18 p.m. at cision whether to hear the third Area Temperatures Plunge 9 the Post Home. teacher grievance to be sub­ If you think It was cold In and others that just couldn’t Sunset Service Station calUs mitted this year. AT Manchester this morning, you cake It. were toeing taken by the book­ Manchester WATES will . According to School Superln- A Most stores and dealers sold are so right, and you have keeper, who selid that the sta- meet and elect officers tomor­ T6ndent William Curtis, five PINE PHARMACY out their stocks of anU-ffeeze blon/s service trucks haven’t row at the Italian American teachers at Keeney St. School 664 Center St. 64S-MM plenty of company in town. In early last night, and service ato(i{>ed rolliing since daAvn. Club, Eldridge St. Weighing in filed a request for a board'hekr- Connecticut, In New England, stations reported a brisk busi­ Most Of the calls there were for Ing after he rejected their griev­ will be from 7 to 8 p.m. The and in many parts of the coun­ ness in gasoline. starting cars. Service was meeting is open to members ance at Level n . try. Manchester garages reported backed up about two hours only. Chirtls said the teachers, who Actually, the best that,csm be there, have not been identified, want RANGE that they were running any­ said about the temperature this Don Wliids of Dofi 'WlUls Ga­ A committee to plan the New­ a board ruling on their request where from two hours to seven morning Is that it set a record, rage said that he closed up at comers Club of Manchester to be released from classroom hours behind on service calls. the coldest Jan. 9 in the area AAA officials in Hartford, 9 last night and that, when YWCA fashion show “ Spring­ assignments when special teach­ FUEL OIL in the weathermans bookd. where calls for service are he returned for work at 6 this time Fancy” will meet tomor­ ers (art, music, physical educa­ 1 and 2 OF A KIND— VALUES TO m.OO Estimates for Manchester var­ routed, asked motorists to leave morning, he heard the phone Blaze Kills row at 8 p.m. at the home of Barretts Wed 25 Years tion) are working with their GASOLINE ied from 8 below to 18 below at VC Pounce on Platoon, their cars home. They said that ringing even before he had the Mrs. Emil Lucek, 72 Bowers clabses. 7 a.m. The latter was indlMited Mir, and Mis. Frederiick J. week tb serve with the U.S. their member-garages were so c ^ r open. St. The teachers are said to feel on a downtown Main St. bank 13 Pef’sons Barreitt ol 84 Bowers St. were Anny., , __ they could use such periods overloaded with calls for help, He saiid that he was four BANTLY OIL thermometer. ■hours behind on towing and a The Mary Oreene Circle of fdbed at a 25th wedding oele- effectively for planning BANCROFT SCATTER RUGS they weren’t even predicting a Landed in Enemy Area Most estimates place the ,7 couple of hours behind on bat­ Community Baptist Church will braltioin yesterday aiftemoioin at secretiary at Travelers Insur- other classroom activities. 26” X 45” .RAYON PILE time schedule. In Brooklyn ■an open house at thedir home. ance Oo., Hartford. She la a a.m. local temperature at 12 be­ tery-trouble calls. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at In other business, the board Most of the local calls were fire as the enemy massed for an Albout 100 trtends and rela- momiber of the Catholiic Ladles low. SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong helicopter, a spokesman for the the home of Mrs. Robert Johns, is expected to discuss further for booster batteries and for Willis said that he has seen NEW YORK (AP) — Flames all-out assault. tiivea afttended the evetlt. The of Oolumlbus, St. Bridget^ Ros- Non-skid latex backing. Ma­ It was 9 below at Bradley guerrillas pounced on a platoon U.S. 9th Infantry Division said. 250 Oreenwood Dr. its recent consensus to balance pushes. In many instances, even It worse but that he couldn't raced through a Brooklyn tene- Enemy gunners shot down Helicopter gunshlps and fight- coupie reoedved a mxjney. tree airy SooUety, and Infant Jesus chine washable and dryable in $2.98 Field at 7 a.m. breaking the remember when. of about 40 U.S. infantrymen as new batteries refused to start. ,ment In the predawn hours to­ ^ three helicopters they ers-bombers swarmed overhead and several other gifti. of Prague Mothers Circle Of St. old Jan. 9 record of 6 below, Fuel dealers too had their Chapman-Joy Circle of North 15 luscious colors. VoliM Don Crowell at Morlarty Bros, they landed by chance Monday swooped low to support the out­ to help the small band of Ameri­ Jdl-. and Mrs. Barrtt were Bridgot Church. Mr. Barrett Is set In 1942. trucks out In full force deliver­ day, forcing scores of persons to Methodist Chiurch will meet said that calls there were still in a Communist bivouc area, numbered infantrymen, but cans. At 2:45 p.m. a company of iniaitclled Jobl 6, 1948 by the Rev. emiployied as a foreman ait Ham- 1 .9 9 Forecasts for the rest of the flee in below-zero cold and leav­ Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the FREE LECTURE MON.. JAN. 8. 8 P.M. pouring in, even though prom­ ing oil today and their service of the choppers came down in troop-carrying choppers defied ^ Jbhn E. McCarthy, Mrs. Bar- ilton Standard IXvlislon of Unit- today were for temperatures in trucks were busy answering triggering a 10-hour battle 19 church. Hostesses are Mrs. ises of service in seven hours ing 13 dead. All but one member secure areas and there were no the'guerrilla gunners and swept rett’a bnoiaier, at Holy Name eid Aircraft Corip., Windsor the high teens pnd low 20’s this calls for furnace and burner miles south of Saigon. Leverett Oates, Mrs. Axel were being made. of two families perished. casualties, the spokesman said. in with a company of reinforce­ ChMieh, Springfield, (Maas. They Lociis. He Is a member Of the afternoon, with little change to­ troubles. In the third big clash ■within 25 Johnson ’ and Mrs. Clement Al Ursin at Charlie’s Service Dead in the city’s worst fire ments. '' tave three children, Lee Bar- Arm y rJavy Club. Both are «om- night. Snow forecasts for this The continuous running of fur­ miles of Saigon since Saturday, The battle broke out at 1:25 Lewis. Station said that the flood of since 46 died aboard an aircraft The 9th Division command reitt, Mary Lynn Barrett and munlcants of St. Bridget afternoon were a probable 50 naces put a crimp in time-de­ carrier in 1960 were Mrs. 17 Americans amd at least 28 p.m. after helicopters landed calls there was the worst in six guerrillas were killed and 27 moved two more companies in RJck Barrett, alU o f Manchester. Church. (Herald photo by per cent, and were 90 per cent liveries and many homeowners Modesta Diaz and her five chil­ the infantry platoon In a muddy Students at Manchester High REALTY years, when Manchester ex­ Americans wounded, the U.S. marsh of the Saigon River del­ at dusk and by midnight units of Rlok Barrett will leave this PSnito.) for tonight and 20 per cent ran out of fuel oil. dren, aged 3 months to 9 years; School will be dismissed Wednes­ perienced a three-week stretch Ck>mmand said. American infan­ ta. AmericEin commanders had all three battalions of the dlid- day at 1 :87 p.m. The last period for tomorrow. Plumbing and heating con­ Francisco and Juanita Mojica An accumulation of one to of sub-freezing weather. trymen pursued the guerrillas not known it was the bivouac sion’s 3rd Brigade were maneu­ is being omitted in order that The Book Discussion Group The Rev. Richard W. Dupee tractors in the Manchester area and their four children, aged 4 vering through the marshes and three Inches was forecast. He said that he is ninning to ^ y but reported no contact. area of an estimated 400 guerril­ the faculty may conduct re- ol the Newcomers Club ol the will lead a discussion of “ The were kept hopping, trying to to 9 years, and 85-year-old Vic­ rice paddys. The greatest casualties this three hours behind time, without The American platoon suf­ las. leased-time planning for a re- Manchester YWCA wlU meet Ule and Teachings of Jesus keep up with emergency calls. toria Moreno, the grandmother The guerrillas fought until morning were cars —some froz­ even getting to the cars towed fered heavy casualties but man­ Struggling through knee-deep quhred evaluation of the school. tonight at 8 at the home ol Mrs. Christ” at a meeting ol the MENCOURSE AND WOMEN. You can enter the Real Estate Business. of the Mojica children. 11:40 p.m., the U.S. Command (See Page Nine) aged to hold on until a company EmU Lucek, 72 Bowers St. “The Adult Study a a ss of South en, others with battery troubles. in yesterday. Francisco Diaz, 29, the only mud, the Americans formed a Our course will thoroughly prepare you lor the state exami­ of reinforcements arrived by perimeter and laid down heavy said, then ’ faded away through Art of Loving," by Brio Methodist Church Wednesday at nation and teach you what you need to know to get started surviving member of his family, the canals and paddies. Fromm, wUl be discussed. 10 a.m. at Susannah Wesley on your own or to join an existing firm. 12-lecture evening said he was watching television Brig. Gen. William R. Desob- LIGGETT DRUG ----- Hall of the church. course conforms to the- new licensing law. Sample the traln- with his children when he saw ry concluded a tour as senior Ing without obligation. Attend a 8%EE FIRST LECTURE smoke flowing under the door of The Business and Profession- „ ,, . . . American adviser in the Me­ PARKADE at 8 P.M. on Monday, January 8 at the Morse College, 183 his second-floA apartmdht. In al Women’s Club of Manchester Norto MethodUt Church Ann St., Hfuitford. You will receive a free copy of' "How To kong Delta today and said the OPEN wUl meet Wednesday at 7 p.tn. f ^ ^ l Grade 6 will meet Editors to See New Designs minutes the building was en­ Viet Cong there are "going Choose Your House,’ ’ a 270-page booklet containing 104 color gulfed in flames, he said. U.S. Heart Patient f:45 A M . to 10 P.M. at Mott’s Community Hall. Dr. Wednesday at 3 p.m. at fte photos. Write or phone for free brochure and guest tickets. down steadily. Pacification has A. Elmer Dlskan wlU speak at chun:h, and the confirmation MORSE COLLEGE, 183 Ann Street, Hartford, 522-2261 Firemen battled the five- taken hold. There has been sig­ an international potluck. His class " will meet at 3:15. alarm fire for 414 hours before nificant success.” topic la “SS HOPE, Ship ol Women’s Fashions to Return getting it under control. The Reported Critical "If we do our job properly,” Hope.” Miss Sandra ^ to is pro­ flames were fueled by paper he added, “ and we'will, the mil­ gram chairman for the eve­ By RHEA STEWART cartons on the first floor of the itary situation in the delta will ning. Special purchase Herald Special Writer five-story building. By WILLIAM C. HARRISON day night to replace his failing be much more favorable in one In late morning, firemiw con­ AP Science Writer one. NEW YORK — “Men and to two years than it 1s now.” fa r The Women’s Auxiliary of tinued to sift through the STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — His condition became critical Desobry worked for 2% years women are going out of fas­ charred, twisted debris but it Monday when he began to bleed Manchester Midget and Pony Annual Mid-Winter "Electrolux” reconditioned hion,” wrote an editor In a Mike ; Kasperak, beset with FAIRWAY. was thought no more bodies from the stomach and intes­ (See Page Eight) Football Association will meet magazine this month. many complications after his FIR^'T would be found. heart transplant operation, la in tines. Blood transfusions and tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. And the magazine was Me- When he saw the smoke, Diaz critical condition today. other measures appeared to David Wlllcox, 55 Hillside St. VACUUM CLEANERS chanix Illustrated, which shows said, he ran upstairs to the top- The 54-year-old ex-ateelwork- have stopped the bleeding, A great buy! Electrolux reconditioned vacuum how the problem has got around. for your er received a new heart Satur­ which his doctors attributed to a The Marcia Neubert Circle ol cleaner complete with all the necessary accessories Well, women are coming back (See Page Eight) severe pre-existing liver dis- Casualty Rate iMPtting loib (im m unity Baptist Church will for any cleaning job. And, It is guaranteed for 1 Into fashion. That Is the word year. ------ease. ina ploiit foods... meet tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 29.8S from the American Designer »• Physicians said he was suffer- 12:30 p.m. at the church to do UNIFORM Up Last Year Series, which will Introduce the _ _ ■■■ -M" • some kidney failure also. White Cross work. fashion editors of the country I Though conscious and able to Your C /io ce of Famous this week to clothes prepared J r O tV d l X y O O signify responses, Kasperak Ovejf 1966 by the leading designers ter needed help breathing—a tube spring of 1968. We may not be • * 1 •'la • ____ in his throat—because of lung NEW YOR K(AP) — The cas­ able to travel outside the coun­ ORDER TODAY... ualty rate among U.S. troops in SALE try to see the sights of far On Civil Rights Cams - - away; at least, not^with a clear are severe but soluble as long South Vietnam climibcd signtfi- conscience that President John­ By BRUCE F. liOWITT laws, Powell said, “ hasn’t as the heart function is good.” cantly in 1967 over 1966. It in­ son isn’t watching and frown­ Associated Press Writer meant anything. There were said Dr. Norman E. Shumway, creased both in the over-all total BUY 2 and SAVE EVEN MORE! / ing. But according to predic­ Tr>c ANGELES (AP) _ Watts and it didn’t head of the Stanford Medical and on a percentage basis, des­ tions for the showing at Del- mnvtnn Powell savs Con- ‘•"BMIfe one bit—except for one School team that made the pite a prediction the percentage LOSE WEI6IIT BY FRIDAY Adam CTayton Powel s a ^ con jje apparenUy re- transplant. FLOUR AmiANCES monico’s Hotel, we can stay at rate would decline. JuM u k « « liny Ld>SB WBIOHT Choose from nationally known “ White Swan,’ ’ “ LaGrace,’ home and watch each other hls^XDUl- Weired to last summer’s Watts Doctors said Kasperak’s car- “ Bristol,” “ Clinic,’’ “ Wllkshlre,” “ Vogue” and “ Mister A comparative survey showed Hungrex tablet before 2-Speed Elecfrik broom Vac­ dress up. today that troop strength, great­ THB WmST DAVI Trio." m ealf... and banhh those ‘"The baby doll looks right , , . ’tJrar>n\^ 1 Ha (mlvh “ The United States became a low normal and the heart ap- ly augmented during the year, Thousands now lose uum Clooner bated extra pounds as ’The choice of materials Is extensive: 100% care-free again.” That remark was sentaUves republic,” Powell said, “ be- peared to be functioning very averaged 448,200 ag;ainst the you banish hunger! Why?^ , weight who never thought Cotton, 100% Dacron-Polyester, Dacron and Cotton Wirii Rug PHe Dial made today by the commenta­ ^ ca L e a black man was killed on well, 1966 average of 299,281. Casual­ Because Hungrex is they could...report Blends, Dacron Knits and Corded Knit Jersey. Slzea 10- civu ngnts g third Boston Commons. And it His condition was satisfactory ties in 1967 totaled 9,353 killed tor for the show of the National Powell, making his I remarkable weight losses 20; 12V4-24%. Skips from rugs to bare floors . . . does just might be necessary that we from the end of the operation and 62,00 4wounded, a percent- the moet powerful Footwear Institute, and she was known trip, to the United States o f 7 . . . 2 0 . ..even the work of a carpet sweeper, dust mop, recover our democratic <>splrlt until the internal bleeding be- r c d u c iu aid ever talking’ About a type of ^ oe, since his self-imposed exile In and 62,004 ■wounded, a i>ercent- 41 pounds in a short 2-for-Price broom. Two speeds. Rug Pile Dial ad­ by having a few more people gan. killed was 2.08, wounded 13.8. itk a s e o for public use Refirular Sale justs for cleaning low, medium or )Ugh but the baby doll in all the as­ the Bahamas in late 1966, said without premption! while. So if you're tired pile carpets. Dirt cup empties like an pects of fashion is going to be die.” Kasperak even watched 10 Total casualties in 1966 were o f half-way measures 3.98 he would kick off his tour with a SuppresMS hunger pangs ash tray . . . no bags to buy. the way to look. walk, today through Watts, Los and want really cifcctivc J 3 .5 9 2 for 7 .0 0 Fashion aUiors a vacuum — (See Page Four) (See Page Eight) (See Page Fifteen) so effectively, it actually j Angeles’ primarily Negro dis­ help in reducing one must always have some­ limits the ability of '5.98 ir Rug Shompooer and trict, ” to meet with all my soul ...send for Hungrex thing to talk about —and It your body to produce for Floor Poli^or brothers.” today. Hungrex will simply 5 .2 9 2 10.00 also aMiors a medium. We just gnawing hunger ■ The 59-year-old Pwell, from got over being space cadets and •ensations! Result? You ■ amaze yOu! You'll be 6.98 Heavy duty . . . 400 watt . . . Actually New York’s Harlem district, four appliances In one.. . , scrubs, waxes, going around as ri^d as if wear­ don't feel hungry...down ^ slimmer nekt week or your 6 .1 9 2 for 11.50 still faces arrest on criminal money back. No polishes floors and shampoos rugs. ing a sandwich, board. The sleek New-style Budget Spending goes your calorie intake.., Comes with 64 oz. dispenser and 2 rug contempt charges stemming prcKriplion needed. 7.98 girls who model the styles have and down goes your 6 .9 9 2 for 13.00 shampoo brushes, 2 scrubbing and polish­ been almost without a curve In from his failure to pay a libel weight. ing brushes, 2 felt buffing pads, 2 pad Judgment against him. He won holders. their figures; the clothes were 8.98 made so that any hint of a curve a 1967 special election but did Seen Reaehing $ 190 Billion •Oipr. fteramt CtrHmNn 7 .9 9 2 for 15.00 Comes equipped with; would create havoc among the not claim his seat in Congress. <’ 2 quart liquid dispenser seams. . He said he would not return to 9.98 ThiB ball gown of red re-embroider^ lace and red New York because he was "a WASHINGTON (AP) — have been presented to Con­ Over-all defense spending is for 1 pr. combination waxing and 'A special point of this was satin, with a hemline which dips from above the 8 .9 9 2 17.00 scrubbing brushes made with those evening dress­ victim of that obscene. Illegal Spending In the new-style budg­ gress for the current fiscal expected to total roughly $73 bil­ 10.98 1 pr. Flo-’Thru Rug Shampoo es that seem bandaged around knee, is included in the 1968 spring collection from court order.” ' et now being prepared for sub­ year. lion during the current fiscal for ■ Brushes the bosom. Any bulge there Sarmi’s in New York City. Powell also said he feared mission to Congpress late this . The new budget format will year and although no figures for 9 .9 9 2 19.00 1 pr. felt buffing pads riots if he was arrested in New month will reportedly reach or Include spending not only in the next year have been revealed rhe Nest Pomw/ nI Jleduciiif did 1 pr. pad holders would have distorted the whole 11.98 Idea the designer meant to of arrested development. You which Is "Look, I’m a girl!” York, where he Is pastor of the exceed $190 billion. Indications more familiar administrative it's expected to rise another $4 fMMT H0l00t0d f »r Publfe I/m / would have been told that you Abyssinian Baptist church. are there will be increased budget but also spending under billion—with the increase ticket-' V 10.99 2 for 2 1 .0 0 give, and I can remember one Said that commentator for the COUNTRY DRUG your choice • Scrubs occasion when the editor be­ had not matured since the days shoe show: At a news conference follow­ spending for both the Vietnam the huge government-operated ed for the Vietnam war. 12.98 ing a flight from Miami Monday jvar and domestic progp'ams. trust funds such as Social Secu­ vn Wait Middle Tpke. side me whispered. ’’She is of Betty Grable, when the word ‘"The tough ichlc and shocky Spending in previous budgets e Polishes night, Powell said he had been An official In a poeltion to Maneheeter, Conn. 11.59 2 for 2 2 .0 0 actually concave there. Isn’t “ obvious” would have been us­ looks have had their day. The rity, highways and unemploy­ is not exactly comparable to the Instrumental in obtaining "jobs know said the spending figure s Buffs she?” ed except that the Idea was so woman In motion, the captivat­ ment compensation. $190 billion range of spending □fsad m rsgdsr t U v supply of Hmim wHIi f.fA. fer and education for poor whites Those were the days when to obvious there was no need to ing whirlwind In the strict arch­ will definitely remain below The administration is attribut­ now contemplated since the ad­ Ml|r fS. 6 s Shampoos and poor blacks.” Now, he said. Charge Accounts Invited! pull In your bosom, or sleek use it, and only the edltdrs of itectural clothes, has now be­ $200 billion fol* the fiscal year ing the increased spending fig­ ministration decided to incorpo­ Congress is "cutting that away □ Isa d IN fceasaveiie 41-diy supply for only IS. down your midriff In the man­ Vogue knew what “ understat­ come feminine and soft. So now which begins next July,l under ure planned for next year’s rate in the new budget the re­ : as fast as it can.” m DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ner that shows a bustline to best ed” meant. we see the pretty girls coming the unified budget concept to be budget to higher costs of pro­ commendations of a special Downtown Main Stroof, Monchosttr advantage, or wear a skirit flar­ So we got BO darned under­ on, swirling, t'wlrllng, romantic He said the United States Is presented to Congress for the grams already on the books presidential commission created m OPEN 6 DAYS • THURS. NITES rill 9 ing from a small waist, would stated that now we have to now "engaged .In a second Civil first time this month. such as welfare, medicaid pay­ one year ago. -s. ■ have stamped you as a case stand up and make a statement. (See Page Four) War" and that he plans speech­ If the same system had been ments to states and government For comparative purposes, OPEN 6 GAYS • THURS. till 9 PJI. fid III es on “ the black revolution.” in use last January, a spending pay raises as well as Vietnam Siib- .lisas. „ Bite. 'Charge Accounts Invited The passage of civil rights program of $175.5 billion would war costs. (See Page Three) □ Payment Tncloaed ’-|-"26o for hanging !' KWH #eft*v**ef*t**t***»«t*kt«t*t*t**«t«M**««t«*t««t«*«««**v*eu

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