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CBT's Lend-Lease Plan Jianrljthtpr Luputtm M Prdi , V * ’ ; . TUB8a>AY, MARCH 6, 19e8 Avcragie DoSy Net Press Run a m i M W iianrtifalrr Ev^ttfng 1|?ratb ^ -For.The Week Ended The Weather . March S, 19«8 Fair tonight. Low in upper The confirmation class of ible token of ehaiing and, they teens. Tomorrow fair. High 1ft said, in this way the poorest JianrljTHtpr luputtm mprdi 30s. Second Congregational Church Bear One Another's Burdens New England's Laading 15,534 AlKHit» Town will meet tonight at 7 ;S0 at the womeiv and the richest idiare alike. this country il means Mancheater——4 City o f Village Charm Tlte education cabinet of church. There will be a new Two-Year Professional .N orth M ethodlat CSturch w ill member training session at 8 :30. World Day of Prayer Topic that each women psrtlclpoitlng meet tonight at 7 at the church, in the fellowship will set aside MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1968 (CiMZifled AdvertSatng on PRg« 88) School of VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 182 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS llie commission on education The board of directors of the "W hat we give of ourselves is to communicate, we must not a penny each month while she and the visitation group wlU Lutz Junior Museum Volunteer what really matters,” Miss fail to recognize that ‘inasmuch thinks Of the meaning of the as ybu did it unto the least of fellowship. Next year the coins m eet a t 8. League will meet tomorrow at Hazel Kuhnly of Rockville Md 7 :30 p.m. at the museum. these you did it unto me.’ ” will be collected on World Day about 140 women Friday at a ACCOUNTING Hie Ways arid Means and She said that through a prayer of Prayer and forwarded to the Finance Oommittees of Center Hose C6. 2 of the Eighth Dis­ Worid Day of Prayer service relationship with Christ we sue Aslan Conference of Church 21 Miners Congregational Church will trict Fire Department will meet at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. given the ability to bear the W cm «i for distribution. HARTFORD INSTITUTE OP ACCOUNTING burdens of others, and added, Reds Down meet tonight at 7:80 In the tomorrow at 8 p.m. at fire head- She is diocesan representattve 66 Fonat S t, Hartford—TeL 247-1116 Robbins Room. .-luarters, Main and Hilliard Sts. for the Anglican Fellowship of "W e underestimate the value of Prayer for Connecticut, Her the power of prayef; through Trapped it we receive God’s love. His The Edgar Circle of South ,Vtrs. David Murphy will teach subject was "Bear One Anoth­ promise of life, suid the power Onn t ■.v.ii' ti - Spi'! ■ il O' '-..iMOn Methodist Church will meet to­ members of the Koffee Kraft- er’s Burdens.” to help ease die burdens car­ morrow at 8 p.m. at the home A totai of $161.86 was reoeived Plane W ith ers Group of the YWCA how to ried by those who don't know After Fire of Mrs. Richard W. Dupee, 17 make auitlque-type wall from an offering at the service B A R R lC iN l C h rist.” Bond St. Mrs. Philip McMorron, plaques, tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. and from envelopes distlrbuted W e R E P A IR CALUMET, La. (AP) — A t dessert time, Mrs. Glenn librarian at Mary Cheney Li­ at the Community Y, 79 N. to Protestant’ churches in the CHOCOLATES BUY Law Of North Methodist CSiuroh Twenty-one miners were brary, will review current liter­ Main St. Women taking instruc­ Manchester area. The money SELL will be used for worthy world­ and Mrs. Norman Swenson of iT I'^lt : t I I II I ’ I • I VOLKSWAGENS trapped deep in the eerie cav­ ature. tion are reminded to bring a wide projects under the direc­ Hrlnlty Covenant Church dem­ OOMPLEtTE VW REPAIR SERVICE 49 Aboard piece of soft pine; a hammer, IWlot |4wto erns of a salt mine early today nail, file, sandpaper, brush and tion of the National Council of onstrated the meaning of the after fire broke out In a shaft Fellowship of the Least Coin. SAIGON (AP) — Communist night Tuesday. A senior U.S. flat paint or stain. Hostesses Engaged Churches. REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES and severed an elevator hoist. gunners besieging Khe Sanh commander said the enemy In her talk, the speaker al­ This is, they said, an organiza­ The last word heard from the are Mrs. Raymond Getting and shot down a U.S. Air Force C123 "scraped up a lot of people at The engagement of Miss Lynn so said, "we pray for the un­ tion founded by Aslan women to Visit men, about midnight, was: OHARBE YOUR Mrs. Raymond Merrlman. The transport carrying 49 men near the last minute” for the lunar Doreen Chapman and Michael fortunate, the hungry, the sick, strengthen fellowship, eliminate M O R IA R m CHEVRON SERVICE “ Pull up the cage!” After that, event is open to all interested that Marine combat base today, new year offensive, but estimat­ Barry Lautenbach, both of Man­ and when the opportunity comes barriers, and stress prayer for communications cables were PRESORIPTION women. Liggett Drag Tim Moriarty, Propriafor . a 7th Air Force spokesman an­ ed the net losses at 30,000. chester, has been announced by to bear one ano^er’s burdens other people in all parts of the burned and severed, leaving nounced. American armed forces were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ through helping to beautify a W orld. those on the surface unaware of The Ladles Aid of the Luther­ 270 HARTFORD ROAD • 643-6217 The fate of the men — 6 crew­ reported to have lost 2,000 killed liam CSiapman of 168 Summit North Hartford area, or giving The “least coin” of each coun­ their fate. an Women’s Missionary League at the Paritado men and 44 passengers — was and the South Vietnamese 4,000 St. two hours a week to help others try has been taken as a tang­ Emergency units swarmed of Zion Evangelical Lutheran not immediately determined. I p the five-week period. Wsleofli* Hero Her fiance is the son of Mr. into the remote marshy area Church will meet tomorrow at The C123s are propeller-driv­ and Mrs. John Lautenbach of bordering the Gulf of Mexico, About 76 miles north of Sai­ 3 ^ 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room en planes with two auxiliary 66 Seaman Circle. where salt mining is a multi- gon, paratroopers of the U.S. AT at the church. Hostesses are turbojet engines. ’The maximum Miss Chapmsin is a 1966 grad­ million dollar industry in large lOlst Airborne Division ran Into Mrs. Frederick Schneider, Miss payload is 16,000 pounds. They uate of Manchester High School, domes that reach like smokes­ 160 Viet Cong holding a village. PINE PHARMACY Gladys Seelert and Mrs. Emil ordinarily carry in fresh troops and a. graduate of the Hartford tacks into the earth. The Communists opened up Seelert. for Khe Sanh and fly out others M4 Oenter Bt. gAB^OlA Hospital Licensed Practical State Police Supt. Thomas with automatic weapons and ba­ for rest or reassignment. The Auxiliary of the Disabled Nurse Program. She is employ: Burbank said troopers at the zookas and pulled in about 260 American Veterans will nomin­ ed at the office oflDr. Mai^orle scene reported workers were Communist shelling of the reinforcemetits. Supported by ate officers at its meeting to­ A. Purnell, Rockville. trying to build anoth^ shaft in base appeared to be easing. The artillery and rocket-firing heli­ morrow at 7 !80 p.m. at the VBTV Mr. Lautenbach, a 1963 grad­ an attempt to reach the isolated Marines reported 100 incoming copters, the Americans killed 60 Home. Past commanders will uate of Manchester High School, men. rounds in a 24-hour period, a of the enemy force, spokesmen sharp decline from the hundreds meet at 7. is attending the University of "We believe that the fire is said, while five Americans were O’ Connecticut, Storrs. out now,” a spokesman for Car­ of recent days. killed and 26 wounded. The Adult Study Class of South The wedding is planned for gill Salt Mines said at mid- Elsewhere, U.S. forces killed Along the coastal lowlands be­ Methodist Church will meet to­ Aug. 31 at North Methodist momlng. "We did have a fire 110 enenfy soldiers in three low Da .Nang, men of the U.S. morrow at 10 a.m. at Susannah Church. which damaged a hoist, and sharp clashes, U.S. spokesmen Army's Amerlcal Division re­ Wesley Hail. The Rev. Richard that's why we can’t get the men reported, as the Communists ported killing 64 enemy soldiers Dupee will lead a discussion of Delta Chapter, RAM, will out.” shelled provincial capitals and in two clashes. Artillery and air "Vietnam, Crisis or Conscious.” have iits annual m eeting and At its headquarters in Minne­ military postk for the third strikes accounted for many of election of officers tomorrow at apolis, Minn., a Cargill spokes­ straight day. ’The U.S. Com­ the dead among the enemy The confirmation class of 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ man said its safety director, mand said the shelling caused forces, who were entrenched In North Methodist Church will ple, There will be a social time Roy Gretzer, reported that little damage. concrete bunkers, ’Two Ameri­ meet tomorrow at 3:16 p.m. at with refreshments after the emergency oxygen equipment, Marine urges comrades to join him in rescue of trapped platoon at Khe Sanh.
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