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VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 88 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—SUPPLEMENT) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 250 Killed Storms Lash B y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A mass of cold air moved into Dixie today, while snow B y Quakes and some sleet or freezing rain continued in the E)ast. Heavy rains poured down in the Pacific Northwest. It was colder in some cities in Florida this morning’ than it was in Boston, New York or Philadelphia. Tallahassee, Fla., had an over- In Sicily night minimum of 28 degrees and It was 29 in Jackson'vllle. r PALERMO, Sicily (AP) — A and Marsala, on the edge of the Town Stays Gainesville and Pensacola, each catastrophic wave of killer disaster area, causing some recorded 80 degrees. The lowest earthquakes smashed across the damage and vrldespread panic. reading In Florida was 26 in Val­ western Up of Sicily today and Hundreds were Injured as the Safe Inside paraiso. police ssdd more than 260 per­ shocks came In a series of Snow, sleet and freeslng rain sons were killed. death-dealing waves. During Glaze covered sections of the nation Police said most of the vlc- Five tremors had rocked the from northern Mississippi and Georgia to the Great Lakes and Ums died when a hospital at region Sunday and at least five Xt was the wanmest day of New Ehigland. Some schools Montevas^> collapsed and burled more came today, starting at the new year yesterday, but 200 persons. were closed by the storm from 2:84 a.m. and continuing mjcst .c t Manchester apparently More than 20 other vlcUms through midday. went) into lUbernatiion when Illinois to Georgia. In spring- field, capital of minoia where 18 were counted from the stricken The disaster plunged western rising tempera/tures, hovering inches of snow was piled up, all communlUes near Montevago. Sicily Into winter misery. The around the 32-degree mark cund schools were closed. The quake was the worst na­ Italian government mounted a aoDcmpended by freezing rain tural disaster to hit Sicily—the massive relief and rescue oper- end gusty winds, covered the Weather-related deeiths num­ bered 66 for the weekend. In largest and most populous Is­ aUon of planes, ships, trucks town—Wanhandle J vania Railroad had assets of findings are supported by sub­ tric Light Co. 8uid the Southern Blue Canyon, Calif. — In the cen­ bladder Sunday to an emergen­ deep to North Vietnam, the U.S. were made by radar In both and down the Ho Chi Minh trail $2,464,686,882, and the New York stantial e'vldenee. New England Telei^one Co. al­ tral Sierras — recorded 1.85 cy operation at Stanford Univer­ Command announced today. strikes and no assessment of through Laos. ’The main thrust Central $1,886,691,618. Combined Having done this, he said, "We so reported that the two utilities Inches. sity Medical Center. ’The pilot is missing. damage could be made because of the U.S. air effort has been their assets were $4,291,128,445. find no basis, consonant with the came through the weekend with­ Clear skies prevailed from ’Hie one-hour operation was The F105 ’Thunderchlef was of the weather. on cutting down the movement The Pennsylvania’s operating prlnclplea governing Judicial re- out Incident. Southern California to Louisiana performed by a team headed by taking part in a radar attack on U.S. spokesmen say the Yen of truck convoys through Laos, revenues at the end of that year Dr. Norman E. Shumway. The the Yen Bal airfield and storage Bal airfield has never been but these strikes are never re­ were $907,678,890, the Central'! (8ee Page Hiree) (See Page Tan) (See Page Four) stu*geon led the group which re­ area 78 miles northwest of Ha­ completed and there have been ported by the U.S. Command moved the greatly enlarged noi. It was the 786th American no reports of MIGs flying off the because Laos is supposed to be heart of the 64-year-old steel­ warplane reported lost in com­ field. It is used primarily as a neutral. worker Jan. 6 and replaced It bat over North Vietnam. ’This In­ storage area for n\Jlitory sup­ The raids were on suspected with one from a 43-year-old San­ cludes 36 downed by MIGs, plies, according to intelligence Communist staging areas 20 and ta Clara housewife who bad Just 'vriille American pilots claim to reports. 22 miles northwest of the U.S. Designer Series Ends died of a massive brain hemor­ have shot down 103 of the Com- All of the other strikes were Marine strongpolnt of Khe Sanh, rhage. mimist Jets. on Communist lines of commu­ near the Laotian border, where Doctors said Kasperak’s bile Hanoi claimed three U.S. nication up and down the south­ the North Vietnamese are said duct was blocked and his gall planes were shot down Sunday, ern panhandle that stretches to have at least a division of bladder enlarged. ’They re­ including an RB66 electronic from below Hanoi and Haiphong troops poised for action. Style Conclusion: Revelation moved the gall bladder and counter-measure plane loaded to the demilitarized zone. Khe Sanh, which commands cleared the common duct lead­ The raids in the panhandle ■tihe northwestern approach to By RHEA STEWART with highly sophisticated elec­ ing from the liver to the small tronic equipment to Jam North were aimed at trucks, water South Vietnam, was the scene of Herald Special Writer ".I Intestine. Vietnam’s radar warning sys­ traffic and storage areas in the heavy fighting last spring Just NEW YORK—“We are head­ “ His transjdanted heart con­ tem. continuing U.S. campaign to cut after the northeast monsoons ed tor a good deal o f retvelaUan,’’ -'5 tinues to beat normally,” doc­ With much of North Vietnam down movement of men and ended. U.S. commanders expect ESeanor Laonbert said at tihe tors said. blanketed by clouds, U.S. planes supplies from North Vietnam more fighting there when the c p e tiin g of press week of the Meanwhile doubts were heard flew oidy 83 missions Sunday. Into the south. monsoons end again this spring. Akneiiican Designer Series, and to Johannesburg, South Africa, American Green Beret troops designer Rudl Gemreilch said it and to Washington, D.CX, as to spotted North Vietnamese units w9Ui extreme examples at the Whether the heart transplant la fonding a rtiver ftive miles south­ very end o i press week yester­ yet actually a success. west of Khe Sanh Sunday after day, when he showed the coun- In South Africa Dr. Christian Seen Negotiation Block 16 U.S. Marines were killed and tr y s fashion 'Writers some M. Barnard, the surgeon 70 wounded in an ambush In the clothes of which more was in­ who performed the tirst human same general area. visible than visible. heart transplant, said, “ I don’t ’The Green Berets attacked, 'Plastic strips ran hoiizontal- think we’ve succeeded in Ribicoff Says U.S. and a U.S. spokesman said 10 iy on a shift of which the vis­ transplantation of a human Communists were killed and one ible portions were bop, mid­ heart yet. American was wounded. It was riff, and bottcm o f the iridit, “ To succeed one must be able Should Curb Bombing the first time in weeks that which were of white knitted to dtooharge your patient so that North Vietnamese troops .were wool. Elven the knee-high socks he can go home and live a fairly MERIDEN (AP) —' 'The Unit­ most comprehensive and defini­ seen on the move In that area shown with this outfit had a normal life. We haven’t shown ed States ^ould st<^ bombing tive statement on Vietnam.” below the western end of the de- clear plastic inset to front. On that we can do this year.” North Vietnam, except for a During the long speech, sched­ militari'zed zone. a diift of hot pink wool the Barnard said he was taking limited area near the De-MiU- uled for delivery before the It was a different story In the transparent strip ran down­ Intensive precautions against in­ tarlzed Zone, because bombing Meriden Chamber of Commerce, central highlands when Commu­ ward from the i^k, stopping fection to his second transplant may be “ a major roadblock on Ribicoff repeatedly referred to nist troops tried to ambush a >lHt below the navel, on ana­ case. Dr. Philip Blalberg, when the route to negotiations,’ ’ says what he had learned In his re­ UJS. ooeivoy oarrylng supplies to tomical feature that Genirelch he goes homtf perhaps two Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. cent trip to Southeast Asia. Dak To and.other forward posts. bkes to reveal His hathing suits weeks hence. Limiting the bombing would "Without exception, th* lead­ The Communists opened up also were treated to plastUo to- Blalberg received a trans­ be “ a constructive step toward ers of Squtheast Asia with with bazooka-type rockets and sets, and In one hiktoi suit the planted heart Jan. 2. ’The first negotiations," Ribicoff said in whom I talked,” he said, “ were machine guns on three armored sides and straps were trenspai^ case, Louis Washkansky, died of a speech prepared for delivery convinced that withdrawal by personnel carriers leading the ent, so that only the three es- pneumonia 18 days after the op- here tonight. the United States would give truck convoy. senUel trlangtos of Ulo/ck wool erotitm. He expanded on remarks new heart and impetus "to all ’Two U.S. tanks In the area were apparent > In Waahtogton, Dr. Charles A. made last weekend to a 0>n- the existing and dormant na­ and Army helicopter gunshlpa Other deslfenerB showed more Hufnagel of Georgetown Univerr necticut news media. tional liberation movements moved in quickly. ’The U.S. subtle treatment o f nudity. ally’s surgical research labora­ ’The Connecticut Democrat, throughout the area.” Command said 24 of the Red at­ Peuline ’Trigere, the most lady­ tory said he felt that not enough who faces a re-electlan cam­ ' On the other hand, Ribicoff tackers and 3 Americans were like of desilgners, moide flarikig paign this year, described his (See Page Four) holeroe above flaring skirts, and (See Page Four) speech to newsmen as "m y (See Page Five) the areal beoeatti bust and waist was boire. "R^s a new ■way of 5 showikig the sUn,’’ said (Miss Tllgere, who asked the modeil to Uft the front of her Iboleiro to Required hy New Law show Its built-in bra, all per­ fectly modest. ’The most to- trilgidng version combined bare skin wSh the ingenue Innocenice o f white Swiss embroidery and Old Draft Selectors Resign a hot pink 'bcM, while an eve- nikig veraion in marine Idue chiffon veiled that midriff to a NEW YORK (AP) — More ’There are 4,087 local boards the time and effort spent serv­ didn't” said Tom Hargis, 86, ing on their boards, and during Stogie layer o f chiffon. than l,6(X) of the old men who with a total of 17,232 members who was chairman of the board A sheer midriff of chlffon'was have been selecting the young and 96 appeal boards with 693 the hectic buildup of armed of Madison County, Ark., from services manpower during aquiver with small feather men to fight in Vietnam have members. During January the the time It was organized. “ I World War n they sometimes fronds to’ an Oscar de la Renta retired from draft boards across age rule required the retirement knew somebody had to do It, so worked from morning to mid­ gown of black chiffon that was the Country to recent, weeks. of 1,608 local board members I Just kept staying on.’’ night. all-over little feathers, except Others wUl follow. and 36 appeal board members. Dr. George Earl, 83, until Jan. As an extreme example of the Archer A. Page, 80,' who was -that elsewhere the qhlffon was Doaena of the retired were 1 a member of the Minnesota rule’s pffect, It eliminated fur­ on a Richmond, Va., local board opaque. more than 80. Some were to state Selective Service Appeal ther service by all five mem­ from the start of Selective Serv­ Another way of showing the their 60!. Many had served on Board, said, “ It’s been tough a bers at Hot Springs, S.D., where ice, told an Interviewer: lot of times but I never thought midriff appeared to Adele Simp­ their local boards since the In­ Joe C. Weyl was dean of the “ I must have acted on 25,000 of resigning.’ ’ son’s patio gowns, to which the ception of Selective Service In board at 89. or more individual cases over One. of 66 Californians re­ skirt and top were attached only 1941. Oscar de La Renta’s Sprin^r 1968 collection of Under federal legislation Another 333 board members' the years. It was a duty to b» quired to retire because of the at cos point. For tosbance, a n 'black wool crepe cocktail dreeses—^the deep V-neck which became effective Jan< 1, to ■various part! of the nation done Just as the boys we were age limit Waa peppery John P. (See Page Four) and teardrop edged in rhinestones. draft board membors—they are will reach 76 during 1968. sending out had a duty.” Dunning, 87, of Sacramento, unpaid volunteera—must retire In general, the retiring old­ “ I thought about giving the upon reaching 76. sters say they never regretted Job up several times, but I (See Page Five)

-X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 P A O B T H lt n ^ A G B T W O MANCHESTER E\'ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 1&, 1968 Viet Soldier Absorbs Blast, SS* of*^ ilSi! SSr Medicare and Social Security— 11 Sheinwold on Bridge Viet War ‘Can’t Be Won’ Andover something confined to halls and TAIL CEDARS OF LEBANOir ^ KIBITZERS AVOID McCarthy Aide Contends Four U.S. Lives Are Saved So come along. Actually 1 LOSING FINESSE South dealer Salary Pact Reached ‘^ E W A Y recommend you contact the Medicare ‘Crush’ Escaped By ALFRED 8HMNWOLD Both sides vulnerable CHESHIRE (AP)—The United SAIGON (AP)—A brave young U.S. officers SEdd Tsm would YWCA before coming, for peo­ One of the great measures of NORTH States Is waging a war in Viet­ Vietnamese soldier has been be recommended for the Dis­ By BBUOE BHM8AT I HEARD IT^ ple who do that will be given /MW*. A READER SBRVICE-Informatlon in this series, plus addlUonal the klblUer Is the ^ rlvlle^ of 4 K 98 nam that "cEU»’t be won," ac­ Six from Town credited with saving the Uvea tinguished Service Cross, the preference over "walk-ins” if WASHINOTON (NEA) tables can be obtained In book form by using the laughing at the m lA ^ w mad (? Q 10 8 cording to a leader of ttie Me- For Town Teachers of four American advisers by second highest American decor­ ation for bravery. The DSC Is the class gets too large. There’s In lU 18 months of life, Medi- below: (Please mall the coupon to New York City, using by the players. In todays nan , 0 8 7 4 Oarthy-for-Presldent m o v e- Attend Meeting The Board of EMucatim has the Election of 1968". Members sacrificing his own. BINGO A QJ98 ment. re le E u ie d the S E d a ry schedule of the Hebron Club have been One of the Americans Is st rarely given to foreign soldiers. hy John Gruber no examination, ■ but there la a care’s big hospital insurance the address as It appears In the coupon.) for example, euiy kibltser would 1 fee, which Is quite nominal. cackle at a player who took the EAST Tile U.S. Is not only fighting Six Manchester Democrats at- adopted for the 1968-69 school Invited to the meeting. Lt. ThomEis Morris of StEmi- Morris Is the son of Thomas program, financed under Social direct club finesse A AQJ 102 the "wrong war,” claimed Al- tended Em orgEudzational meet- year at its meeting on Jan. 9. On TV Show ford, Conn., who wEm In a b u n k ­ A. and Bertha Morris of Stam­ 0RAH6E HALL EVERY TUESDAY ______Security, has poured out $4_ bil-r_r. ______“_r_“ ------♦ 4 ford. The elder Morris Is the There are no operas slated In SiXTAL SECURITY 1 Opening lead — King of Dia- C? 753 laird. K. Ixiwensteln, It isbeenth- Ing Saturday at Waverly Inn, Evidently both the board Emd David E. Fllnchbaugh, chEdr- e r when Em enemy grenade w e is lion In covering the hospital bills I Dept. 080 <0 62 January, but February brings monds. O AKJ96 0 532 tog known os the "buliyboy Cheshire, of the Connecticut the negotiating teEim for the mEm of the Andover Planning thrown in. leader of the Republican mi­ for 7.6 million admissions of ag- ' p.O. Box two of them. Connecticut Opera 48« A K 10762 A 43 country” in Ithe process. Committee for the support of teEushers were well Informed on smd Zoning Commlaaion, par- Pvt. Do Van TEm, a 22-year- nority on Stamford’s Board of I Radio a t y SUtton When the hand was played a I’m giving a coutm In mualc Hartford, and it’s easy to find will present one performance ed persons. lowenstetn, national chalraiEm Sen. Eugene McCarthy for the subject matter as the pro- ticipated in a Connecticut Ed- old draftee, clutched the gre- Representatives. TTiere were not that many ' New York, N.Y. 10019 few months ago In a match be­ SOUTH appreciation under the auapices from Manchester. Come down of Puccini’s "Manon Lescaut" of tile Conference of Concerned president. posEds were presented, discuss­ ucatloHEd Television program on nade to hla cheat and absorbed elderly Individuals involved tween Norway and Finland, A 7653 of the TWCA, at my home In Silver Lane to Oak Street, which at the Bushnell, Feb. 16. The Democrats, accused President They are Jay Stager and Ro- ed Emd decided upon at the Jeui. 9 at Trinity College which most of the blast with hla own CHURCH MEMBERSHIP RISE Wishing since it Is estimated one in four I Please send ...... copy (copies) of "WHAT YOU’VE GOT West led the Wng a t dteinoiids C? AKJ94 SSaat Hartford, beginning to­ Is the first traffic light over the cast will Include Renata Te­ JohnEmn of trying to block mesm- bert Vater, orgEmizers of a Msm- single meeting. presented the PreliminEiry body. Instances represents a hospital (X>MINO FROM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY" at ant then shifted to the four of 0 QIO NEJW YORK (A P )—'Hie Na­ morrow night uid continuing on EUtst Hartford line, turn left baldi, Placldo Domingo, and En- $1 each to: ingful debate on this nation’s Vi- cheater chapter of the McCarthy A starting teacher with a TrEmaportatlon Plan of the <3ap- ’’By hla unselfish act Emd sac- tional Council of Churches re­ . for a new career re-admlsslon. I spades. East won with the ten A A5 Tueaday evenings. It is still (south) there, and proceed to zo Bordello. All have been heard etnEun policy. for President Committee; Mrs. Bachelor's Degree will receive Itol Region Planning Agency, rlflce above and beyond the call ports that estimated church Also paid out In the 18 months ' of spades and returned a dla- South ^ West North East possible to sign upltelther by the second STOP sign. TTils 1s here in previous productions by NAME He spoke here Saturday at the Wilma Marlow, Mrs. BEmbara $6,000, Em Increase of $400 from Pillnchbaugh was one of the 29 of duty, Private TEm undoubted- membership In the United A WON’T MAKE IT SO under Social Security’s Medi­ ...... I mond to the ace. West then led | 2 0 2 9 All Pass contacting the " T ” la Manches­ at HUls St. Turn right on Hills, this company. formal opening of a drive for Goldberg, John M. Lamenzo the present $5,600. This same /Chairmen of the planning com- ly saved our lives and enabled States hEm risen to 126,778,666— care ‘‘arm’’ was $276 million the Jack of diamonds, forcing ------ter or by showing up at my and my house Is about two Feb. 28 brings the first of four ADDRESS ...... I South to ruff. Oonnecticut votes at the Dem- and Samford Plepler. teacher cEm go, In 12 steps, tf> a' missions In the same number us to continue the directing of about 1.1 mHUon more than the TRAINING W ILL! covering bills for 406,000 admis maximum of $9,100. A teacher house tomorrow evening. blocks down from that comer. performances of "Tales of Hoff- . ... “ Declarer drew two rounds of direct club finesse by leading , ocratic national preEddentiEd Kits for local groups- were dls- of towns Which make up the Eu4lllery and els- support,” Mor­ 124,682,422 reported a year ago. Of course that latter way of The course Is flexible as to mann” as presented In MiUard ■“**“ to nimlng homM and ott- . c t t y ...... STATE ...... ZIP ...... I trumps and then led dummy’s the five of clubs from his hand. nomlnatlng convention support- tributed at the meeting. They with a MEmter’s degree will Capitol Region. ris said. The new fl^ r e was reported Auditorium by Hart College of "extended care” fa- I ------start at $6,800 and work toward doing things means you have curriculum, and depending on Make checks payable to SOCIAL SECURITY. queen of clubs for a finesse, West takes the king of clubs . Ing U.S. Sen. Eugene McOarUiy, included petitions directed to People interested In the sub­ The Incident occurred during Sunday night In the council’s the maximum of $6,400. Sixth to know where I live. The ad­ the wishes of those attending, Music on the University of Hart- .. . . I Books to be mailed In mid-January. losing to the king. West reum- and returns a club to the ace _ D-MInn. town Democratic Committees, ject, Including development of a North Vietnamese attack Fri­ “ 1©68 Yearbook o f Amertoan ^ Besides that, $82 million In I I yeEir-trEdned teachers will start dress Is 586 Hills St. in E u t we may take up general music ford campus. They do good ed a club to the ace, and South (as good q defense aa any). McChTthy is to speak Feb. 17 digests of state primary elec- the new Rt. 6 which Flinch- day on> a battalion ot the Viet­ Churches.” bill payments went out to cover ■ c /o Manchester Herald ^ In Westport, according to the tlon laws, smd Information con- at $6,700 Emd have a m E t x im u m ai^reclation, operas, or some­ opera here. In surroundings that __ __I drew the last trump with dum­ Now South draws three rounds baugh raised questions about, namese 22nd Division’s 41st thing else. Last year, the desire are much more Intimate than the beginnings of "home health L ______. Rev. Joseph Duffey of Hartford, cemlng McCarthy and his cam- goed of $9,800. cam get full Information from Regiment at Phu My District care” for 860,000 cases. Some my's queen of hearts, of trumps, ending In dummy, was for general knowledge the usual huge opera house, but and can cash not only the Jack chalrmEUi of the state commit- palg:n. No other elements of the teach­ videotape programs which will In coastal Binh Dlnh Province. AMAZING We*re a» _____ ****" expense was paid with is not entirely clear. Var- for the entire year, divide the Now South could discard one about music, but this year It the seating Is limited so you'd but also the queen of clubs. The tee supporting the Minnesota ers’ contracts were discuss­ be broadcast tomorrow on chan- One enemy grenEide had al- Short tann caiirMS better'not'delay tl^Tons hTob^ premiums charged In part to ious studies of health manpow- total cost by the 62 weeks of spade on the Jack ofor clubs,ciuos, butoui ONayaar near aa may be something else. extra club trick makes his con­ , senator. ed at any length at this meeting. nel 24 at 8 p.m., on Jan. 16 at ready exploded inside the bunk- Naturally, the munber of stu­ tainingfninln~ seats.-eaf- elderly patients participating in er and facilities have been made the year, notify the government he still lost three spades, two Lowenstein quesUokied wheith- Some points will be covered at 11:60 a.m., and Jan. 21 at 4 er behind one of the radios be­ PSORIASIS coaraaa laadiag laadlai ta a Rte supplemental "doctor bill" or are under way—some at the of the weekly figure, and be diamonds and one club. Down tract. national ticket in the fall. your dents is limited to the slse of The Offenbach opera Is un­ Dally Question er Johnson could win reelectlon a future meeting. Carrying over p.m. ing used to call in air and ar­ cartlflcati Insurance program. highest levels. The matter Is peid that weekly sum steadily “No one anMnitied Bailey, STORY to a diploma my living room, which Is pret­ usual, Inasmuch as it Is really As dealer, you hold: Spades, in November, clEdmlng that Me- from lELSt year Eu-e the fringe Bridge Night (Cold) tillery support. If the calculated repeat factor Judged to be urgent even wlth- through the year. This plan la, Should Locate King Csirthy’s opposition stand echos Ixwemstelii aairi. “He’s making Pitlfburgh, Pa. — "Doctored for Spttdwriting telephone ty large as such things go to­ three one-act affairs with a pro­ benefits of one-hEdf the coat of Although Friday evening w e is The second grensule lE m d e d IBM 4; Hearts, 6-2; Dlamonde, A-K- psoritsii 30 yean. Spent much money day, but no auditorium. I pre­ logue and an epilogue. It is mus­ is eliminated from hospital out some future deluge from however, optional with the hos- West’s failure to lead a aec- the "majority position” of the tWa preddbtlon and the dele- Blue____ Cross, _____ CMS______and Major a very cold one Emd Illness such among the five men crouched Computai Proframmlnt (ABC Shorthand) admissions, some 6.7 million Medicare patients, pital. ond spade should tell declarer J-9-6; Oubs, K-10-7-6-2. to no avail. Then used GHP Ointment fer to give the course here ically light and tuneful, but the Democratic party. gates haven’t even been named Medical insurance coverage^. Eis colds kept Mople at home in the darkness. elderly folk out of 10 million In About 17.6 million of those The Impact of Medicare on that ^ East started with ...... five What do you sayT and TableU for 2 weeks. Scales disap­ SECRETARIAL VOICE-O-MATIC Typing FREE because I have a good piano, plot confuses many, particular­ Answer: Bid one diamond. The chairman also charged yet.” Negotiators for the Andover a fEdr number of bridge players Morris stild Tan shouted a peared as if by magic. In 6 weeks skin foaturing Nancy Taylor the hospital Insurance program signed up in the first 18 months facilities other than regular spades headed by A-Q-J-10. Ob- a good stereo system, and my ly when sung In the original You have 11 points In high the state and national pEirty Mr. Duffey said that a peti- Education Association were showed up at the Congregation­ warning, clasped the grenade completely cleared and clean. First charm and finiihlng. IBM Kty Punch hospltals is becoming enor- vlously, East, who had never DELIVERY record library Instantly avail­ French which few in an Ameri- advantage of It In iU first for the optional supplemental chairman, John M. Bailey, with tlon supporting McCarthy will Mrs. Donna Prinz, Mrs. Avor al Church and two tables of to his chest, and fell on it. time in 30 yean. Thanks for your year and a half. Insiirance covering mostly doc- moua. Some 4,200 mvslng homes bid, could not also hold the king cards, 1 point for the doubleton marvelous products.” This much ab­ ASK ABOUT OUR NEWS Computat ProfraiiMHiiit able If needed to explain a can audience can follow. The and 2 points for the singleton. "tEilking out of turn” when he b e circulated In Oonnecticut and Doris Horton Emd duplicate bridge were played. The AmcrlcEm.s, although This did not exactly constitute tor bills. For this Insurance), the and other extended care facil- of clubs. A direct club finesse, breviated report tells of a user’s suc­ YEAR PROGRAMS IN. point. Hartt production will be in Eng- With 14 points and excellent said that Johnson and Hubert presented to state delegates at jjjgg Ellen Davidson. The two At the end of the evening it wounded by shrapnel, were able SECRETARIAL. IBM Gragg Diamond Jubilaa Tour order for drug needs the great rush of the elderly to signers pay a monthly preml- Itles presently participate, and made by leading dummy’s cess with a dual treatment for the lirii, aa la customary there. H. Humphrey would be on the the pEmty convention. men on the tcEim, teEmhers Wil­ WEM determined that partners to continue calling in Etir and ar­ outward symptoms of psoriasis. Full AND ACCOUNTING. and oosnoetlos will be taken TTiese things make giving the the hospitals which some au­ um which the government the number will rise as more queen or Jack, could not pos- hlgh-card structure you have a course more convenient for me The cast Is enormous, and fre­ compulsory opening bid. liam Lange and David Turklng- Mr. Emd Mrs. Marvin Graboff tillery support, however, Emd the information and details o f a 14 day earn of ImmediaMly. thorities foresaw. matches. (It was $8 for signers quallfy by supplying adequate sibly work. trial plan from Canam Co., Dept. Right, now there are more challenging high paying, and more satisfactory for the quently singers will portray Copyright 1$68 ton, were unable to attend the and Mrs. B. Burton Smyth with enemy attack was repulsed With a doctor shortage esti­ but goes up in 1968.) services. Also taking part are After ruffing the Jack of dia­ 3 5 0 -5 Rockport, Mass. 01966. preitige jobs for IBM Specialists and Executive Secre­ people attending. And if you more than one part In the pro­ General Features Corp. session. Mrs. Robert Crawford were within an hour. taries than there are people to fill them. But you have duction, which only adds to the mated In some quarters at 60,- 'Hirough the first year and 1*900 home health agencies (a monds South should take an in- 5 The IncreEises In the salary tied for first place. Play r e - ______have to go out anyway, it 000 and getting worse, and a High Court Approves to be qualified. That’s where we come in. With a pro­ confusion when the audience a half under this supplemental vlalting nurses’ association, for schedule will totEd about $10,- sumes this coming Friday at ______fessionally trained faculty, with modern up-to-aate U ) s d d o i A . makes little difference where nurse shortage as well. It is un- program, Medicare paid out $1,- instance) and some 2,400 inde- spots a singer previously seen 000. However, this incrcEUse 7 :30 p.m. at the church with Eill equipment in the magnificent, new Chapel Square, with 767 MAIN 8X^-646-68X1 you drive to. If the distance is questionably fortunate for the 811,000,000 to cover 28 million pendenf laboratories providing Yoimg men Eind women, high sriiool grads, 17 to 34. Write but now In different clothes and 500 in N.Y. Sign Pledge should be reduced to zero or interested welcome to Join in comprehensive course outlines, we are Connecticut’s within reason. Further, I think nation’s health-care structure doctor bills submitted, various kinds of diagnostic serv­ for information about our training in oommunloaitlons, pas- leading private business schools. So whether it is a Prescription Fhamaujy assumes It Is sttll the early char­ Penn-Central Merger less as It seems appEirent from the action. there is a better atmosi^ere that it was not more heavily In the beginning months, there ices. sengor service, reservations, ticloetlng operations, hostess, etc. new career, advancement opportunities on the job or a acter. Usually It Isn’t. enrollment figures that two less You may start training now without interfeiring with your biu^ened. was an average five-week lag (Continued from Page One) ^ th the (^eaapeake ft Ohlo-Bal- course to help you achieve better marks in high school The prologue takes place in a As if the normal, expected To Aid Draft Law Violators MEUidwBter Evening Her- present occupation. Airline employes enjoy good pay, travel or college, get your start at the schools with a record tavern whose owner is facetious­ Nevertheless, with so many In the payment of auch bills, enlargement of the 66-and-over timore ft Ohio system. fEill. Class sizes should be in toe of success. Write, phone or visit. view, for setting aside the com- October a federal court In . fild Andover corre^MMtdent, ptisaes, many fringe benefits. Airline expansion creating new ly called "Martin Luther." It is millions In the program and Now It ia down to two weeks, age group were not enough to NEW YORK (AP) — A pledge Sontag and poets Robert Lowell jobs. i/Cany vacancies due to marriages, etc. Mail Coupon mission’s determination, ap- ^ew York upheld the IOC and Lawrence Moe, tel. 742-6796. the hangout of students, who more to be added as the ranks Beginning January, 1968, hoe- pose heavy future difficulties for to counsel, aid and abet" and Allen Ginsberg were In the Mrs. (3hEimberlain points out Today. No Obligation. proved by the district court, that the Pennsylvania Emd the Chapel Square • Upper Mall like all students are continual­ of people past 66 continue to pltals will get their money un- Medicare and the nation’s young men in violating the draft audience. „ In her Chats of lEist Thursday UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL S(3HOOLS the ‘public Interest’ directives of central they could get together, New Haven, Conn. 06510 * 624-9935 Choicesf Meafs In Town! ly falling____ in and___ out _ of ____ love. grow, It is reas<»uible to ex- der the hospital Insurance pro- health facilities, the hospital la law was signed by an estimated Prof. Douglas I^wd of Oorne that substitute teachers are very Because toe crow has always Depit. 403 600 at a Jammed ■ rally Sunday University was chairman of the the governing statute have been The NftW, the BftO, the CftO, 947 International Airport Br., Miami, Florida 33148 Hoffmann comes in, and they Medicare hospital gram on a more expeditious surance effort was liberalized much needed at the school. Peo- been considered unfit for himiEm 721 Mnir St and 38 Lawit St. prevail on him to relate some tiuurance undertaking will be basis. Those among the 6,900 In late 1967 to throw still big- night. rally. dapinirtn **** Western M ar^w d, a 8 ^ * 9 pjg in good health and with a consumption, toe expression "to Name ...... Evident In the lengthy decision qj New Haven Railroad bond ^ of his love affairs. much enlarged In the years im- hospitals participating in the ger burdens onto the program, The rally was held In support coUege degree are uiged to con­ have to eat crow" CEime to Ajddress ...... Hartford, Conn. 06103 • 525-9158 TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! mediately ahead. Medicare system can estimate was the fact that a major deter- holders, Pennsylvania Industri- Now this Hoffmann was a real of Dr. Benjamin Spock, the pe­ BLUE ANGEL PILOT DIES tact her. meEm having to do something How all this Is to be coped their probable Medicare chargee (NEXT: New Medicare Rules.) mination was the fate of the New allst Milton Shapp and the city of City ...... - ...... NATIVE WAVBE8T poet and author who wrote fan­ diatrician, and four others, School Menus dlstEisteful, such as taking back StEute...... Z ip ...... P h on e...... Approved by The State Board of Education tastic tales somevdiat lit the criminally charged with aiding EL CENTRO, Calif. (AP) — A Haven Ridlroad. Part of the sersmton sdl Eusked the Supreme Lunch menus for the rest of or "eating" one’s words. Chicken Breacts manner of Edgar Allen Poe, and over being treated as "Juat a and advising others to dodge the member of the Navy’s precision merger agreement Involves a $26 court to block the merger, the week Eire: Tuesday, pea the next three acts are three of commodity.” draft. flying team, the Blue Angela, million loan front Penn Central court’s approval the soup with ham, peEmut butter People In to toe ailing New Haven. merger cEm tEtoe place toe first his published tales, the first Sharon, a brunette, told news­ A spokesman for Resist-Sup­ has died in the third fatal crash and Jelly sEmdwlch, cheese act plot being the Inspiration of Events In and Legs men Saturday, “ You have no port In Action, a sponsor of the by Angel pilots In 18 months. Fortas Mid; of next month. AU along toe two sticks, bread pudding; Wednes- the ballet “ Oo{^>elia” as wril. toe operaUoiu of toe NH, wmot have maintained they day, American chop auey, green “Mix or Match Hietii” life of your own" aa a beatuy rally that filled 1,400-seat Town The Navy said Lt. Bill Wor­ Here, Hoffmsum is provided toe commission has found to to Eiccompliah too union toe beans, vegetables sticks, The News queen, ffiie received the Miss Hall, estimated there were 600 ley, 29, of Nashville, Tenn., a com (lim it 6 liM. Per PkmOy) O with some maglcsd gtausses and Capital easenUal, can be assured only ^ ^he month foUowIng California crown last June 28. aigrnatures and said the pledge Vietnam veteran with seven Air muffins, cherry jello; Thursday- falls In love with a doll, or at upon and after effe c^ tlo n of ^ the courts, At the time she said she hoped would be sent to the Justice De­ Medals, died Simday when his roast turkey vrith gravy, butter­ least a Ufe-aised automaton, G reek Pair 600 Negroes too merger of toe Ponn-Cen- to seek Mlsa USA honor In the partment. F ll Grumman Tiger Jet fighter J . „ “ Fortas said: "We do not In- ed rice, spinach, wheat muffins, which he takes to be real. At Quit Theater HIGHLANO PARK MARKET • Miss Universe Judging next may On Draft Boards Three young men told the crashed Into the desert 18 miles chocolate cake; Friday, scram­ the end of tire act he gets the jTOtice WlUlam O. Douglas en- ’^“ etoer toe merger m Us- 817 Highland St., MMMhesteiw-Fbone 646-4878 X ATHENS (AF) —Katina Pax- at Miami, Bla. WASHINGTON (AP) — The rally they would refuse Induc­ from the naval air facility. bled eggs, diced carrots, cheese glasses knocked off and be­ tered a partial dissent and Jua- fled our own TOnceptlon of toe inou, who won an Academy Sharon says her place at Mi- Selective Service Admlnlstra- tion later this month and one In winter training last Febru- sticks, rEiised rolls, fruit. Milk comes the butt of Award for best supporting ac- taken by one of tiie tion says about 600 Negroes are called for demonstrations at his **!>• tlce Thurgood Marshall did not determination of toe Is served with all meals. Only Chevrolet puts the onlookers. participate In toe case, presuma- tress In "F or Whom the Bells six nmnera-up In the California now serving on local draft induction center in Brooklyn. E i r a t e crashes In the same smea. factors relevEOit to toe public In- OOP CRub Speaker The doU (whoae name is competition. Contest officials •, bly because of his recent position J boards—an Increase of 816 in a They were Navy Lt. PrEink Gal- Toll,” and her husband, aetor- Spock’s message to the rally terest Is entrusted by toe law Mrs. Virginia Lewis of Oolum- Olympia) has a famous aria, have not announced her replace­ year. lEigher of Flushing, N.Y., Emd ' in toe Justice Department. director Alexis Mlntois, have —“ We are not going to be si­ prlmarily to toe commission bla, a member of toe State Cen^ known in the original as, "Les ment. Under the draft law of 1967, a Marine Capt. Ronald Thomson iH. As part of toe arrangement to quit the Greek National ’Iheater lenced by government sicUon" . _» trEil Committee from this dis­ Olseaux dans la charmiUe" and in a reported dUqpute over fu­ Selective Service spokesmui of Beeville, Tex. help ball out toe New Haven, ' trict, will be toe speaker at to­ —was loudly applauded. toe KXl has ordered toe merged Fortas dismissed toe conten- simply called the "Doll Song" ture plays to be staged. BEdd, all locEd bosurd members morrow’s meeting of toe And­ Mitchell OoodmEui, an author Penn-Centrsd to absorb some of tlon put by several opponents be- in English. A Ug|it coloratura The newly appointed theater Today In History over 78 years of age or with 26 over RepubUceui Women’s Club much in for the and one of the other five indict­ should sing the role, which as years service were required to “ toe operating losses of toe New to r e toe court that toe commls- management was chosen by the By the Press ed, got a two-minute atEUiding scheduled for 8:00 p.m. in the you might suspect is mechaid- retire. This provision resulted In r Haven. to consider or to elementary school. Her topic cal rather than artistic. r u l ^ G w k Junta 10 dajm Today U Monday, Jan. 16, the ovation when he lifted a two-fln- j m i Coburn - Commenting on this plan, evaluate properly toe "adverse Miss Paxlnou and Mnotis, igu, day of 1968. Hiere are 861 about 1,6QP vacancies on dmft will be "RepublicEui Women in Act n has the'famous "Bar^ boards. - ger V-for-vlctory sEilute before 'J, Douglas said: “ High finance has effect” of toe merger on some whose resignations became days left In the year, reEtolng the message from M D f R f Y CAMBHIDliF canoBe.’’ It is set in Venice, in Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, ^ a great Inventive genius; an4 Pennsylvania communities. Wanda Miller known Sunday, were conMdered Today’s HlgfaUght In Htetory Spock, who is vacationing. A a rocm in the palace of Gikiil»t' Selective Service director, has •> one does not have to be eophlstl- He sEiid "we do not Eigree" Eind Tlieater’s Michael Ferber, a graduate money you put out. ta, a new love. SUsoe more than ^*^*^*' been pushlM IoceU bOEUds to In- cated to see how Penn-CentrEil quoted toe commission’s views IB NOW ^ M o l _ y api^ared e v e ^ p^ee SUte was established. student Emd one of the accused, I'WtitmiHTK INCOME TAX one soprano has ‘tried to prove creiuie the number of persons in ^ with toe use of this loan device that "toe prospects cleEirly im- season in Greek in On Tills Date told the cheering audience, she can slqg all three roies, minority groups represented In Z can pick up New Haven for a port that toe merger will benefit leading roles. In 1669, Queen Elizabeth I "They’ve already failed" to stop PREPARATION MANAGER GiiiUsbta % sometikne the same the makeup of bocuds. This has \ * AMBISr » soi^.’’ rather than harm toe common- was crowned In London’s West­ the Emtidnift movement. sinBro’, f>ot is actually a differ­ resulted In more Puerto RIceuis, 1 Hie merger has been hung up weEilto.’’ OF THE Author Raps *PilF minster Abbey. INDrvmUAL, Our lowest price(d cor— Novo ent character. SpEuiish-AmericEms and Ameri- The Rev. William SloEui Cof­ TONIGHT 7tOB-BtlO In toe courts ever since it was Similarly, FortEia dismissed In 1919, Ignace Jan Paderew­ GlUUeibta is a flirt whom we EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) CEm IndlEuis—Eia well as more fin, chaplain at Yale University, r approved by toe ICO In April toe suggestion that toe epurt not eusiNess and WICCERY BEAUTY SALON ftrst encounter singing the — Critic and author Malcolm ski became the first premier of Negroes—on drEift boEuds, the Emd disarmament adviser Meut- SMALL BUSINESS the newly created Republic of " igge. Last MEirch toe Supreme permit toe merger without sl- O ur lowest priceid wagon — Noma(d 626 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Barcarolle with Ntchlaus, Hoff­ MUggeridge, known for his Jibes spokesmEui SEdd. cus REmkln, Eilao both indicted BURNSIDE ^ Court In a 5-4 decision side- multEUieous inclusion of toe New at some of Britain’s most re­ Poland. Jan. 8, were not at the rEdly. Au­ ‘ S I A - I I A t HA ► ‘ . N mann’s oomponlon throughout The ELcUon resulted, the Call In 1929,the U.S. Senate rati­ fPii PAWHNO Ml' ~ tracked toe merger and instruct- Haven. the opera. Nictalaus warns spected Institutions, doesn’t see spokesman sidd, In Arkansas thors Norman MEdler and SusEm fied the Kellogg-Briand Peace ed toe commission to determine He said: “ In view of toe prob- Chevrolet— low price is a tro(dition. the opera. Nlbhlaus warns eye to eye with students seeking now having 36 Negro board JA SO N J. NO VITCH Pact. toe future of toe Erie-Lackawan- able difficulties In reaching againsi: this ooi}uette and her distribution of free birth control members where it used to have W A N D A invites her many friends to In 1986, Japan writhdrew from na, toe DelawEire Euid Hudson sigreement for inclusion of toe prervious lover, SridemU, but to pills to female undergraduates. none, and Louisiana now having ^TKW1EEAST| 643-1996 - 649-543^ stop in. the London naval conference ~ EUid toe Boston and Maine. NH which will satisfy Its bond- The 64-year-old former editor 88 where It formerly tiEul none. no avail. Haffhnann and ScMemiU after the other four nations re­ Mtancbeater Pbona 648-78SS • Last June toe commission dl- holders It is virtually certain get involved in a duel, and when of the humor magarine Punch Acres of Free Parking 'i quit Sunday aa honorary rector fused to grant the Japanese I » . reeled toe Norfolk ft Western that this would mean lengthy de- Open Daily 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. It Is concluded Hoflhiann finds GOP Committee of Bldlnburgh University after parity, ; REiilway to merge these three lay during which toe NH would Thurs. and Fri. 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M .^ GiuUeibta salting o ff wiith still In 1948, the British 8th Army Asks Tax Cut • • smEdler roads Into Its system, not have access to toe interim another lover, Dapertutbo. clashing with the students over the pill issue. Students awarded was driving toward Tripoli dur­ WASHINOTON (AP) — The ; ~ The NftW objected. It wanted Penn-Central financial Edd Eind No Appointment Necessary Aict i n is laid in Munich. ing World War n. RepublicEin Coordinating Com­ ■ such action delayed pending ap- might be faced with collapse of NOTICE! Here Hoffknann encounters -An­ him the honorary post In 1966. Sunday, one student spokes­ In 1981, 28 airmen and clvil- mittee has urged Congress to Miort Snbjeclto 6 tlS -8 :M ; proval of Its proposed merger Its operations.” Due to condltlona be­ TEL 643-2330 tonia whose mother has been ~ StlfiJiBB____: man said Muggeridge had ans were killed when a radar cut federal income-tax revenues done io death by the flenffsh yond my control— turned out to be a reactionary tower coUapeed and sank off to make more money available Police Saiturday investigaiUd Or. Mtaacle. Antonia is con­ WE WI|*L BE rather than an Independent the New Jersey coast. for state and locEd taxes. Two from Area the thieft o t side ourtains from sumptive, but poosessea a re­ CLOSED FROM thinker. Ten Tears Ago "State Euid locEd governments m a Triumph, autamobdile beiianglng markable singing voice. Be­ Earthquakes and landslides in would be in a far better position Named to Vie to 'Raymond Potvlin of 12 Ox­ JAN. 22; WILL / cause o f her weak hlnga she is Miss Universe Peru killed at least 128 persons. to support their activities EidO- ford St. The vlictijn estlmatea RB-OPE?l(. MON., / fortiidden to sing. quately If this federEd tax bur­ Loves Barbecue Five Years Ago For Acadamies the value of ithe car curtains at FEB. 5 Dr. Miracle, a hypnotist, oom- The United States said it den did not hit their tEucpayers $40. mbnds her to slrcr, ar.I makes TOKYO (AP) —Sylvia IHtch- would press for a Joint NATO every year like a ton of bricks," MON. tfara FRIDAY Among toe nominees recently Roibert WaJden told po- STATE Antonia think the command cock. Miss Universe of 1967, nuclear force despite French the OOP leEiders SEdd. "Jungle" 7:06-9:80 AWALTERiU/ilTFR ... W ^ e cte d by Senator Thomas J. someone entered his home comes from her dead mother’s lunched oit a Genghis Kahn opTOsTuon’ Hiey Edao renewed a proposal ‘‘GharUe’’ 8:16 MIRISCH Dodd (D-Conn.) to fill existing iq2 Princeton St. semetime SHOE REPAIR porirBlt Of course she stngs barbecue Monday and pro- one Year Ago that the federal government Sat. “Jirngle" 11:00- PRODUCTION vacEUicles at toe various U.S. Siunjday after midnight white he 761 MAIN STREET hemelf to death. nounced It a great Idea for mar- igraells and Syrians share part of its tax collections 1:35-4:16-6:60-9:30 Service Academies, two are sleeping. PoMoe say It has State Theater BaUdhig Crespel, Antonia’s father, at riage because it eliminates dlah- changed fire on the Sea of Gal- with the states. And they Eisked “ Oougar” 12:16-2:68- COLOf from this area. not been datermlcaod whether tacks Hoffmann with a knife, washing. for much greater freedom for 5:80-8:10 Steven Spencer of 171 Mlnne- anything was taken. Sun. “Jungle’’ 1:30- seeking blood for his daughter’s The barbecue has skewered ______states in spending federal mon­ chaug Dr. Glastonbury, la a I>ale cheeks, but NlcMaus saves morsels of meat deep-fired In ___ ey, urging that 4(M aid pro­ 4:06-6:46^:20 “ fltoty competitive alternative for toe his friend as the act ends. Just boUli^ oU. DOG’S UFET grams be consolidated into nine |liiprfoL\ U.S. Merchant Marine Acad­ to add to the confusloti, Nick- "Thi« Is great,” commented ST. LOUIS (AP) — Relatives broEid categories with a mlni- Stompen’’ hvillliiiantlc/ 6 :1 6 ^ :2 0 emy. He Is a senior at Glfurton- K iU ld M C 4 laus is sometimes billed as Miss Hitchcock at a luncheon of a St. Louls-area woman who miun ot ccmtrols. bury High School. He Is toe son Manchester's Oldest Nathaniel, and sometimes In the for ori^ana where the barbecue bequeathed her $51,668 estate to Hie recommendations were In of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Spen­ with Finest second act, GluUetta sails away was black mongrel dog filed suit a policy statement on ways to cer. with a new character Ptttichl- dishes to warii. It’s somettdag Saturday contesting the will. reverse what the group CEdled Facilities COUNTRY 166 nacclo Instead of Dapertutto. I’ll have to think about when I Miss June KleselhOrst of "a trend towEird centralization Joseph J. PuzBO Jr. of Is However, the whole thing is get married." Greendale died last May, leav- in Washington ot decision-mak­ Spring St., Glastonbury, competttlvd •alternate for West fantasy, a sort of dream se­ The 21-year-

reaast also admitted to the service. A Bismarck, N.D. Snowstorms and winds of hur- ings for failure to drive in es- you expect the way kids are liv­ 6:00 ( 38) Nerws. Sports, W eather (24) N ET Journal _ Now Is the ttme to bring hi yonr Mroenz to be repaired. Boston, Mass. Mr. Hohler Is program and to accept the roads boards be made up of younger pnogram at Rham which has (C) (10-2082-30) D anny Thom as Storm window glaM replaced. total of 1,115 visits were made Residents of southeastern ricane force swept across Eu- tabllshed lane when their cars in Forest Park as town roads. ing now, using dope, growing been set for Jan. 30 in the (towns ' (24) Opinion W ashington (C) with 274 for administering bed- Ohio were/ digging out of 17 j.Qp^ ^^d as far east as Iran to- went out of control on the slip- a graduate of Tufts College, men. 9:30 ( 3-12) F am ily AffaJr (C) Principal Ray Gardiner has their hair long, running around? of Andover, Hebron end Marl- (30) M cH ale's Navy ( 8-40) Peyton P lace (C) side care and treatments and Inches of snow that fell Sunday, day, leaving a tiaU of death and pery pavement. Medford, Mass., where he was “We are looking for men from (lB-40)' News reported that the circulation In "We didn't have the problems 35 to 60 because that age group 'botough. 6:30 (3) waiter CTOnWte (C) 10:00 (1020-22-a)) I Spy (C) AUTO GUSS INSTALLED 764 for health guidance. Several and In western West Virginia a destruction. Max Goldberger of Wapping a member of Phi Sigma Kappa with those In World War II that ( 3-12) Carol B urnett (C) fraternity. He Is attending the library from Dec. 1 through includes more war veterans and In addltHcm the board will oov- (20) I'ndhistry on P(ar(EUle ( 8-40) Big Valley (C) Medicare patients were trans- new cover of 11 Inches of enow And at the height of the great was Issued a warning after be- l5 was 748; non-fictin, 280, fic­ we have now. Now you have all ( 8) l\!t)er Jcnnlngn (C) (24) Tufts University School of Med­ you geto— fewer— fuddy-duddies,"—_J ______• ®r approval of two staff op- (24) W hat'a New? (R) lO:."® (18)_SubscrigtiOT 'IV GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ferred from homes to hoq)ltals. left 88 Inches on the ground. winter storm, a series of earth- Ing Involved In a minor accl- tion, '249, and easy 264. ' (30) 'HutxaayJBitnldey (C) icine, Boston. thrae ronsclen^us^ said Col. Morris Schwartz, Tex- polntmente, authorization for 11:00 ( 3 8 (C) a( -40) News, Dlvided into towns serviced The Weather Bureau issued quakes ' struck Sicily, killing dent oA Ellington Rd. with a car Engaged. All books were returned on who come to board meetings payroll deduction for Tax Shel- 7:CO ( 3) iMo(vle Sports.)noi weathieT by the local assodatton, 587 vl- warnings for more of the same more than 250 by police ac- operated by Harold Falrman Jr. A June wedding is planned. as state Sete>ctive Service direc­ (30) Nerws, W eather (C) (10) 'Newsherat MIRRORS (Firaplaee and Door) The engagement of Miss Mary Monday the 18th and the library prepared to read three hours te i^ Annunty for the principal (20) Law and Mr. Jones stts were made in Vernon, 288 kind of weather today. Heavy counts, razing villages, and leav- of Baltimore, Md. tor. He said 60 would be the up­ ( 8-10) T ruth o r Consequences Ann Backofen of Rockville to was moved from the balcony to worth of documents U> you. If per age limit for new Texas ap­ and the schedule otf meetings for (C) 11:25 ( 3) M onday Starlight PICTURE FRAMING (all type.) Ellington, 77 In Somers and 218 snow warnings were posted for jug gurvivors huddling In sub- In another accident near the Anthony Insalaco Jr. of WlUl- the library room that week. New you let them.’’ (24) Alooholics Are People 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) In Tolland. northern Maine, with 6 Inches or freezing cold. same spot involving one car. pointees. preparatton eund aidoptlon of the (40) Newa. W eather (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) mantle has been sinnounced by books for Gilead Hill school John J. Quinn, 82, an original In Illinois, a spokesman for budget for 1968-69 ifor presenta­ 7:30 (18) Alfred Hitchcock M2) iMorv Grlfffln (C) At an Immunization clinic In more of snow expected. Hardest hit by the high winds Kathleen B. Goulet of 1884 El- nlember of his local board at ( 8) lOowiboy ■In Africa 1:00 ( 8) Nlerwacapc WINDOW and P U T E O U S S her parente, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ were processed and boxed for the state Selective Service tion to the (dtetrilct meeting on FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS RockvUle, infants and pre-school Freezing rain warnings were were England and Scotland, llngton Rd. was also Issued a ry W. Backofen of 16 Hale St. moving day. Horseshoe Bend, Idaho, took a SEE SATUBDAT’S TV WEEK children received 86 diphteria, issued for southern Maine, Ver- where at least 16 persons were warning. System said the replacements A p ^ 1 , 1966. •> Ext. School Dental Program contrary view. were expected to average about Substitute Teachers eight smallpox and 20 measles mont. New Hampshire, nor- xuied, four persons were missing Other police activity In the Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Nurse Dorothy Klrkham re­ “The Vietnam draftees are Radio vaccinations. theastern New York and Inter!- and hundreds were injured as area: 60. J. OoUn Puriiee has published and Mrs. Anthony Insalaco of ports that the regional dental better qualified mentally be­ Brig. Gen. Henry M. Gross, a request for more substitute (Thla) listing includes only those news broadcaslH of 10 or 15 Several of the nurses attend- or sections of Massachusetts, houses collapsed. COVENTRY WlUlmantic. prophylaxis program will start cause educational opportunities minute length. Some Htatioiis carry other short newscasts.) ed various conferences during Travelers warnings were posted Heavy snows and the threat of Two men were arrested lor director of Selective Service for teachers. Ttiose (who are col­ Miss Backofen is a graduate in the local schools on Feb. 6. are greater,” Quinn declared. Pennsylvania, said, “We like to lege graduates and in good WDBC—1860 6:15 Speak Up Sportu the month and reported back for most of the a n a from south- avalanches trapped thousands in speeding by Coventry police on of Rockville High School and The work will be done, by dental “Physically they are Just as 6:00 Dick Robinson 5:30 Harry Reosoner to the entire staff. These indud- ern New York to northeastern the Swiss Alps. Saturday, get people who are armed serv­ health may qualify. If inter­ 6:00 Joey Reynolds 5:35 Speak Up Sports f Dean Junior College, Franklin, hygienist Mrs. Helen Slok.-. good as those we got In the Sec­ ice veterans and have been ested, applicants may contact 9:00 Ken Griffin 6:00 News ed the Crippled Children’s CBnlc Arkansas and northern Missis- in the eastern Mediterranean, Robert Farbman, 19, of 159 Mass. She is a senior at Eastern ’The hearing of 336 children ond World War." 1:06 News, Sign Off 6:15 Speak 1^ Hartford at WUUmantic, an InsU ^e ot slppl. blizzards struck Syria, Jordan, Pemberton Rd., WUUmantic, is through it all but who aren’t so the high school office. WBCH—910 6:45 Lowell ’Thomas State College, WUUmantic. Mr. was checked with the Maico TTie Rev. James D. Pair, 94, old that we lose them right There Is (also an opportunity 5:00 Hattford Hlgtillghts 6:55 Phil Rlzzuto disaster nursing at Rocky HillOale warnings were up from Israefiand Iran and winds scheduled to appear In Man­ Insalaco Is a graduate of Wind­ Puretone audiometer.* All chil­ who had served on Selective 7:0O News 7:00 The World Tonight Veteran’s Home, a meeting on Eastport, Me., to Block Island, w ro u ^t havoc In Lebanon. chester Circuit Court 12 Jan. 29. away.” for employment a t the school 8:00 Gaslight 7:16 Frank Gifford ham High School, WUUmantic, dren not meeting the required Service boards In Washington, Gen. Gross is 80 but as a gu­ (as a teacher’s aide. A non-tul- 12:00 (Julet Hours 7:30 Alexander Kendrick the perceptually handlcai^>ed r .i ., and locally heavy rain sat- Reports listed two children WlUlam C. Barker____ Jr., 22, . of— and has served four years with standards will be retested be­ D.C., since the system was es­ WPOP—1410 ■7:35 Speak Up Hartford children In New Haven and a urated southern New Ehigland burned to death and hundreds in- Stafford Rd., Storrs, was charg- bernatorial appointee Is not sub- lUnn ,taainilng program for teach- 5:00 Danny Clayton Show r 8:00 News the U.S. Air Force. He Is em­ fore referrals are made. tablished, agreed 'with Quinn. Ject to the 75-year rule. He was er-BlIdes Is currently running at 7:00 Lee ‘Babr Simms Show 8:10 Speak Up Hart5>rd meeting on alcoholics at the garfy today. Jured in forest fires, fanned by ®>» *he war with Israel in rested for failure to drive to es- Mass., formerly of Manchester, “Anything as large as that nations from pirotninent citizens Bergan and Frank O’Brien, GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES SmeOTe who went to g rrat ^^^e reported In Tennessee, ***® Jofcommunity. The PTSA will hold its next first; Dennis McVicker and Ste­ and associated aliments report­ 1 LOAN LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REP AYMENT TERMS I t>»®® ®ach In Georgia, New were torn to shreds. veOved to an aceddentOT the bridge has been announced by gis, “but I really wouldn’t re­ The directors forward the wart Johnson, second, and Mrs. GLOBE ed. There were 30 pupils seen as meeting of Feb. 5 when they (per year) 12 months 24 months I 8®“*“ Carolina and More than a foot of snow feU In wdfltour Croes Highway yester- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ commend any changes.” nominations to the govemorc, Joseph Marcello and Mrs. Ir­ tott Kitchen on Mato S t, warted yirglnto and Alabama. Jerusalem, paralyzing the holy ^ ^ ^ ywoor- ert W. Pratt of 122 Waranoke a result of accidents, 48 for Ill­ ■will have a program on family ► 1 “I don’t think there should be who pass on their recommenda­ win Kove, third. Travel Service 1 $ 3 0 0 $ 1 9 .5 0 $ 2 5 .0 0 $ 1 2 .5 0 1 i h ^ itlme. ^ ______yjjg temperature rose above ®‘4y. Savage winds sent trees David Green, 16 of 130 Brian Jay iy> WiBfcum phoCo Rd. ness, 28 recommended for ex­ Htfe educaiblon. any changes at all,” said Page. tions to the national director, Home Game The game Is sponsored by the 1 6 0 0 3 9 .0 0 5 0 .0 0 2 5 .0 0 1 and rains flooded low- ,3 scheduled to appear to h clusion from classes and seven “The system has done a magni­ 905 MAIN STREET MRS. RICHARD LYMAN KOLEHMAINEN ®«- «an®e is the son of Mr. Gen. Lewis B. Hershay. He T he Sachem s wiOl pHhy a t Manchester Bridge CTub and 1 1 ,2 0 0 7 8 .0 0 1 0 0 .0 0 5 0 .0 0 1 City for the first time In nine Mandiester Cdrcutt 12, and Mrs. William H. Wood of trips made In behalf of the chil­ ficent Job and you can make makes the appointments. heme tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. played each Wednesday and Fri­ 643-2165 2 0 0 .0 0 1 0 0 .0 0 ___ 1 All that was mliastog was a ______But ______a driving______rain,, ___cou- ^ ^ Lebanon, 500 persons- were 5 Green, ponce p u u v n said,___Miss at- Elizabeth Elliott ’Tanga- Philip M. Kolehmainen of Washington, D. C. dren. 'that as alrong as horseradish.'’ 1 2 ,4 0 0 1 5 6 .0 0 ^nniAlaaa a a hloflt asrlM^ci «ars>Ar«lrAx1 * ' --1-1 Gen. Heishey, 74, serves at when 'they meet Cheney Tech- day at the Italian American anaH amount oC change ftwn a pied with salt spread during re- homeless as high winds wrecked tempted to pawoperated «>ne of New York City and Northbrook, HI., served as his Miss Pratt da a 1662 graduate Meeting on Youth Quinn thought the system on Club, 135 Eldrldge St. Play is Authorized agent In Man- LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED Deeme Hodges, associate min- the pleasure of the President nilcaa School. On F rid ay the k Chester for all Airlines, MUe of Dimes coin box and five snowfalls, seeped Into ca- ®®aalde resorts. Kathleen MoMainus of Sims- Richard Lyman Kolehmainen of brother’s best man. Ushers of Manchester High School, a the whole works fairly but was and will not be affected by the open to the public. ------pennies- -from------the------cosh regMer.- ble shafts and caused short cir­ In Scotland, houses coUapsed jjg ^ oantrol struck Wlnnetka, Bl. were united In were Guy Tangarone of Man- 1966 graduate of Simmons later to youth for the Ctonnecti-__ ___ Sachems meet Bolton at Bolton RaUroads and Steamship dubious about the exemptions age rule when he reaches 76. at 6:30 pro. The Junior High Lines. cuits. before 100 mUe an hour winds ^ paiu iv ju n ^ back marriage Saturday afternoon at Chester, brother of the bride; College, Boston, and a 1967 cut Conference of the United college students Half of the world’s present THE CONIVECTICUT BANK In the cities of Glasgow and ^ ^ ^ Center Congregational Church. Charles Ffolllot of New Canaan graduate of Katherine Gibbs Interviewers asked the retir­ teem -wtll play Bolton at Rham Gas explosions popped man- Caiurch of Christ will meet with ..^here are some guys who ing old-time board members population has been born since Vernon Edinburgh, killing or Injuring ipjje bride Is the daughter of and Robert Avery of Chicago, School, Boston. She is employ- the deacons, Board of Christian wouldn't gjui be going to college o n FTriday a t 3:30 p.m. CBTAND TRUST CQIVIPANY IxUe covers to the city, and faU- whether they thought Gen. Her- The Freshmen team will meet World War n. r » I • T ing t«®tree branches and the shorttoort ThompsonvUle men were Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Tanga- 111. ed as a secretary at the s j^ m s Education and Pilgrim Fellow­ if It were not a way out of the ship of the Hebron Congrega­ shey shouI(l nevertheless gjlve Ellington at Rham Saturday at r ' n r K i n f f I j n 'U 'l clreults cut off newer to some persons were kUled In ^rregtej Sunday by Vernon no- rone of 29 Harvard Rd. The Mrs. Tangarone wore a pink engineering section of the Ar- draft,” he declared. “And lots up his post when he reaches his O 12,600------homes------in thTmetropolltanmetropolitan “®®“ ®® stemming from an Incident bridegroomonaegroom is Is a son of Mr. and wool dress with brown acces- thur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge. tional Church at the Hebron of kids can’t afford to go to col­ 10:30 p.m. Church tonight at in the 76th birthday next Sept. 12. School Menus area. There were nu^rous Z’ ®t a car wash Mrs. Walno M. Kolehmainen of series and a brown orchid. The Mr. Wood a 1967 ®um fude 8 lege." Only the Rev. Pair and Dist. power and telephone faUures In on Rt. 88. Wlnnetka. bridegroom’s mother wore a graduate of Harvard OoUege, Engaged Smlth-Gellert Lounge to discuss Menus to be served in the On Agenda of on Rt. 88. Some civil rights leaders have Judge Laurence Bnx>ks of Med­ Rham cafeteria for the balance were kUled in Edinburgh and Robert Raffia, 23, of Raffia The Rev. Kenneth Steere of brown brocade dress with Cambridge, Is a master’s degree (njg engagement of Miss Deb- the ministry to youth on a lo­ Upstate New York. five others to England. asserted that Selective Service ford, Mass., 86, said Hershey of the week are: Tues., breaded Rd. was charged with destruc- Center Church, assisted by the matching accessories and a yel- candidate at Harvard Graduate 3^311 d . Wells of Manchester to cal level. Is unfair to nonwhites from poor ’Thousands of homes in east- Among the missing and pre- should step down at that time. Veal Steaks with tomato sauce, Town Board Rev. Adam Tangarone of Hart­ low orchid. School of Education. He Is em- william B. Smith of Watertown Preceding this meeting, the families who (cannot afford to "I think 75 is a good time to emCarolina wera w tt^ drowned were throe men A reception lor 125 was held ployed as organist and choir dl- jjas been announced by her par- deacons vrill hold a meeting at ^ mashed potatoes, and green -M & tm U f 1 3 The ford, uncle of the bride, per­ ceny and reckless driving. go,” the clergyman said. “I beans; Wednesday, Shepherd’s leet tonight at 7:80 at the without heat or Ught since a so- Robert Anderson, 22, of En­ formed the double-ring cere­ at the Manchester Country rector at Wesley Methodist 3343 jjr. and Mrs. Donald D. 7 p.m. in the lounge. tion. should have gone long ago. This “S'"” which capsized and sank off Church, Medford, Mass., and as Wells of 82 Plymouth Lane, The missions committee of pie and Molded Gelatin Salad; administration Building. Hiifl vote ice storm hit the state ik m-n field St., was charged with dC' mony. Walter Gryzb was organ- Club. For a plane trip to Mexl- But the Rev. Mr. Pair, a Ne- Is not a personal criticism.” J will be the first meeting of the Wednesday. Freezing rain struction of private proOTrty *st. Bouquets of white polnset- co, Mrs. Kolehmainen wore a an Instructor at St. Paul's Ro­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. the Hebron and Gilead Congre­ Thursday, gjrinders, orange juice man Catholic Choir School, and potato chips; Friday, assort­ bo^ s^e r>w. ^ branches and 3^ ^ and larceny. tlas were on the' altar. violet coat and matching dress. and Mrs. WUliam H. Smith of gational COurches will meet to­ _____ . . . . „ - The bride was given In mar- 'The couple will live In Chicago Cambridge. Watertown. morrow night at 8 p.m. In the ed fish steaks and cakes, mash­ Town Counsel Abbott Schwebel caused minor power faUures at coasts of Britain. The Police received a caU from a ^ No date has been announced parsonage. ed potatoes, and cole slaw. wlU present a proposal for ra Erie, Pa. »l4.6-mllUon 7,700-ton oU drilling passing motorist saying Miss Wells Is a graduate of MIG Downs US. Plane short gown of silk g;ros de Ion- Mrs. Kolehmainen is a 1960 for the wedding. Manchester High School and The Gilead Congregational ^ c e S i r t o g b ' “ ‘f®J®««®ss®® rig Sea Quest sent out a call for somrone appeared to be break- ,V8hlon'^d"^riV7mpTro‘to- gr'aduate"of ’ Manchester High Church is seeking a jEinitor for ON THE MOVE AGAIN! Lake Erie College, Painesville, ^ e t T d S r i n T X t e r »torn« " ^ *?«**"*" help as she broke loose and drift- ^ ‘nto the coin boxes at the and beaded School, a 1962 graduate of La- Ohio. She Is employed as a the parish house. Anyone inter­ D uri^ Raid on Airfield Receives Award ^ o w S u s at a s S l power f a ^ Satu^y. ed In 36-foot waves. Helicopters ®ar wash. ^ ^ college, Aubumdale, ested is asked to contact Donald computer programmer at Pratt 1 continued from j'nge One/ Bad weather again prevented KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — meetoe wLk as^«3^ took off 22 men but 19 others re- Sgt. Herman Fritz responded hem. Her veil ot French silk Mass., and a 1964 graduate of and Whitney Di'vislon of United RaymOTd. tor^^e^ceJ^att^ ' malned aboard to try to keep the to the call and coUlded with the muslon was arranged from a the Ellot-Pearson School of Heads Cookie Drive Marine rescue teams from Wallace Wade, one of college Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. killed and 13 Americans were reaching a helicopter downed football’s all-time gpreat coach­ A S ^ l ^ S d ^ S d S d to hours Sunday berause of rig afloat. rear of the Raffia car a. It „,atching headplecl, and she Tufts University, Boston, Mass. Mrs. WlUlam Johnson has Mr. Smith, a graduate of Wa­ wounded. The armored person­ with 4l men aboard on a hill 15 es, received the Robert R. Ney- b T ^ ettective 8^ to !dlow ™"ways. at A sudden thaw sent thousands was backing out of the car ,,33^ \ e a s ^ (bouquet c i She was a teacher In the Head tertown High School, attended been appointed chairman of the nel carriers suffered only Ught t o e ^ to ^ International A l^rt to of gallons of water pouring down wash. Both occupants fled but stephanotis and baby’s breath. Start Program In Harlem. Mr. local Girl Scout cookie drive to miles south of Quang Tri. The land Memorial Award Friday Colby College, WatervUIe, damage, and none of the trucks CM53 copter struck the 3,300-foot night and called the late Ten­ at ^ c a p were drfayed by 00 to from the hills In Woles and a were apprehended at the rear jean Martin of New Kolehmainen Is a 1963 graduate Maine, and graduated from the begin later this month. w as hit. ■ P h e t o ^ w m l ^ 'c o n s i d e r when snow flood alert was ordered in Aber- of the Country View Apts, off York City, formerly of Manches- of Mlddlebury (Vt.) College and With the opening of the Gilead slope last Monday while flying nessee coach “the greatest me Doara wui aiso consiaer gquaUa closed all but one run- fan, the village where 116 ctoll- Regan Rd. ■- - •------w>ioKfnn University of Hartford. He Is a The U.S. Oomitiand also 'took from Dong Ha to the Marine coach I ever competed ter, was maid of honor. She a 1966 graduate of Wharton HIU School, the Brownies of the the security wraps off Operation a proposal for the ah^donment dren and 28 adults were killed in Anderson and Raffia member of Pi Lambda Kappa base at Da Nang. ag ainst.” are -v^cg-e a short gown of violet In- School of Finance and Com- and Kappa Mu fraternities. He second grade who attend that Muscatine, which was begun Oon*^M ^Se*^'*^'tSmc ^ 8“ ** were generaUy c l e a r ^ a coal heap landslide 16 months scheduled to appear In Rock- r iii^ J t5 ito 7 h e ^ mere® of the University of school are now under the lead­ Pilots who flew over the site Wade, who formerly coached is employed as an engineer at Dec. 19 by the 198th Light Infan­ said the craft appeared to have at Alabama and Duke and later JuSioriW S S roS S S e J^ ^ ...... 12, Jan. 30. piece. She carried a t o u W of Pennsylvania. He is In the to- Pratt and Whitney Division of ership of Mrs. Edward Hlnch- try Brigade and the newly ar­ authority. pUs road, runs jcississippl except In the North- Gusts of up to 110 miles an TOLLAND heather and bab/s ternatlonal department of the Uff. Those In the third grade burned and'there was no sign of was Atlantic Coast (Conference totween Rt. 80 OTd Rt. 88 near ^ 331. hour struck the Hebrides Islands purple United Aircraft Corp., East rived 11th Brigade to root out life. It so, it would be the worst commissioner, was presented N First National Bank of Chicago. One driver was treated at the breaJth. Hartford. Brownie class are under the di­ Viet Cong units along the coast­ Vernon arcle Shopping cent^ Early morning temperatures off the Scottish west coast as the rection of Mrs. Herbert Kelsey. helicopter crash on record. the Neyland trophy at the Ten­ was consider^a traffic hazard ranged 6 below zero at winds hit Northern Ireland, Scot- Rockville General Hospital Sat­ The wedding Is planned for al lowlands 326 mUes northeast Saigon’s ‘ electrical system nessee football banquet. The BRAND NEW 1968 urday following an accident on Fire Ruins House of Saigon. . “i® . . Bismarck, N.D., to 68 at Key land and parts of England. June 8. Last night, Hebron Volunteer was back at full power today, award, given by the Knoxville 'the highway dm ToUand. Other planes hammered at and cargo flowed through the quarterback club, honors per­ *'^1 jf*^*^ti!***»*^*^ 1*®?” West, Bla. In Glasgow, the wind also up- Victor DelGreco Jr., 19, opera- Revelation Slated Firemen were called out at 7:15 communication lines up and sWled at the Rt. 88 entrance Morning temperatures and rooted trees, and did to a house fire on the comer of port again as striking workers sons who have made out­ tor of n truck was treated for a Comment Session down the Panhandle that went back to their jobs. Govern­ standing contributions to college Mcuwed. conditiOTs included: damage to shipyards and cranes Reldy Hill Rd. and Hope Valley stretches below Hanoi and Hai­ ■me’The iigmlig^t hasm eeliminated, u m m ^ to10 a ~Boston 88 raining, New York on the Clyde River. Electricity bruise on his right leg. He was ment pressure brought most of football. Slated Thursday Rd. The house, which was va­ phong to the demilitarized zone. prices start at City M partly cloudy, PhUadel- failed In Glasgow and Its sub- ^ ^ I s s c h l S to S > e i“ to For 1968 Fashions cant, was a total loss. the 3,500 electrical workers (Continued from Page One) her contemporary prints in The Board of Dlroctors will They hit trucks, water traffic ______PWa 81 dear, Washington 38 urbs and busy hospitals switched jj^nchester S ^ t 12 It was reported that the for­ back to the generating plants. A chair was displayed In Chi­ Mamchester blouses, dresses, slacks. In conduct another of Its semi­ and storage areas as part of the Longshoremen on a sympathy COUGAR TTie Mayor will ask the Board cloudy, Atlanta 28 cloudy. Ml- to emergency power, mer occupants moved from the cago which weighed 2,000 of authorization to appoint a Jan. 29. one-shouldered top in printed various fabrics that included a monthly comment sessions ne)ct effort to slow infiltration. strike also went back to work pounds and was 14 feet high. Police said his truck struck silk met its skirt only on the 33^^ heavier Ban-Ion. ’The arch- premises sometime last week. There have been reports that subcommittee of the board to ------^------Engaged Thursday, from 0:80 to 8:80 Origin of the fire is not known after they were threatened with meet with union representatives another that had slowed down side opposite from the covered ^ q/ 'raivoiji Gardens were repre- p.m.. In the town counsel’s of- the North Vietnamese are seek­ arrest. on an upgrade. shoulder. ’The two parts of a pat- ggnted In lights, a clown in the Tbe en^em O T t otf Miss War- fleg 'the Municipal BuUdlng. as yet and there was no esti­ ing to take advantage of the ooncernfiig a prcixMed new con­ Seen Negotiation Block mate of loss. Comptmies from Six leaders of the electrical tract for the police union. lo dress In a white sUk print on xivoll costume introduced each M. Taft of Manchester to apMionB held on the first cloud cover to push war mate­ workers’ union face a military black were Joined at center ^^^el, and a festive D ^ s h ^ J ^ T T sL y Amston Lake and Columbia aid­ rial south and also step up infil­ PTA Talk ed the Hebron department. trial. Electrical production fell Dr. Alexander Plante of tiie front with a small bow. “It is <.3X6 of 20 layers was part of Rockville, Md., has been an- each month, have proved ex- tration around the western end about 40 per cent during the a new body feeling,” said Mrs. the buffet. Some otf Vera’s ixamced toy her parents, Mr. and tremely popular of the demilitarized zone Delivered program development depart­ Ribicoff Says U.S. Transplant and have Manchester Evening Herald strike. The strikers demanded a T.V ment o t the ataibe Depantment Simpson. amjartest prints were in black, Mrs. Ward J. Taft of 144 Main favorable comment through Laos. - return to the higher wages they Plus After several years of being .brown and white, one of s(priiig's St. Hebron correspondent, Mrs. It was disclosed last week of Education will discuss pro­ throughout the state. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. were paid whep f'c French (>G«mecticut grams for disadvantaged chil­ Successes covered monastically to the most iridio color schemes. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Manchester residents are that the Air Force has been owned the power co..ipany. The dren under state and federal leg­ Should Curb Bombing chin, even for evening, dresses a long-sleeved Jump-suit of Crowley of g^ra^erdT m o^irm tty to co“m” sending up an average of about government, which nationalized Stales Tax now are plunging, and Oscar de Vera’s, in synthetic-Jersey, was Rockville, Md. . comnlato on anv mat- 260 planes a day to attack con­ the company, is refusing to islation at the meeting of the (Oontlnned from Page One) the Vleitnamese,” said Rlblcott. Are Doubted Northeast PTA to be held to- la Renta has some of the deep- accompMiled by a sleeveless Miss Taft attended (the Uni- ter within the board's lurisdlc- Tax Accountant voys and troops moving down raise wages. By MAC WelWIVNIB .„i. . 0 ___,.. 1. , . .. RtWcoff debunked the Idea the Ho C!hl Mlnh Trial through (Continued from Page One) est plunges, literally to the coat which made It Into a dress, 'voraity of Hartford and served tion ^ A group of about 20 Vlet- Last Yoor's "CAR OF THE YEAR" is EVEN BETTER 'miS YEAR! right at 8 p.m. In the school said it was clear that bombing j^at the U.S. is protecting "tiie eastern Laos. cafeteria. complaints Pleads Innocent n(imese, including a number of This has been a major part of The 'last—and only—time tele- In Sweet Adelines town manag- former members of the govern­ Mrs. Joan Satryb of 78 FratA- Lloyd E. Roy, 48, of 35 Scott the air campaign while the mon- ment, has begun circulating a viised debates between candl- appropriato toiwn soon has limited activity over lin St. is one otf throe.' local Itlng Hie Infutration of men and _------“ * ““ y um'.-'v t.cpo, uu.en um- wmen gives one a eumuinauuH — — j.-u*c*gn ocrviee, 3~ncv for stiidv and for im- Dr., charged with the filing of new detailed plan for a negotiat­ (iates for FTesident were held North Vietnam. Despite the GOUGAR’S STANUARO EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: women in the Mountain Laurel s^^es to the North Vletna- regime, in 3 copyright interview with lined in rhinestones. But Bill of blouse and underpante when Georgetown Unlrverslty. Wash- piementatlon ^ false and fraudulent income tax ed peace in Vietnam. The plan was in 1960. The entire Nation to Oiapter of Sweet Adelines. It mese and Viet Oong units in 1. „„„ ^ '8. News & World Report Hitt- Blass combines the demureness 3 skirt goes over. tagton, D.C. He la serving with ------J______returns, pleaded not £(uilty today weather, however, an effort has been made to keep pounding the envisions a coalition govern­ watched fascinated as John F. 289 Cubic Inch V-8 Engine, Bucket Seats, WaU to WoU Carpeting, AU Vinyl Interior, Retractable Head­ meets on Thursday at the Rub- South Vietnam.’^ inere is omy one vaua rea- nagel said, "We feel that the ev- of white lace in row after row The setting was Latin Amer- the U.S. Air Force at Indian M*. Advertisement to 14 counts and was given two ment made up of the present Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon Sian American National Center,. The bombing of targeto'*‘deep a ^®*' l®"8r-term acceptance on pink organdie with a deep lea, and real Columbian coffee Alaska. ——------— ~ --— weeks to file motions answering North with the aid of radar and lamps, Sequential TaU Lights, Heater, Defroster, Back-up Lights, FuU Lcngtli Pin Stripes on Body, Die full employment of the all- Saigon government and the Viet presented their posLUnns on the 211 Wethersfield A've., Hartford. have made In SouUiOTSt Aria, of a transplanted human heart siren neckline. wds served, when DuPont No date has been annoiunced Man wanted for light delivery the Indictment. Cong’s National Liberation Cast Grill, Side Marker Ughts, Windshield Washer, Day-Nlte Rear View Mirror, Wheel U p Moldings, Mrs. Satryb may be contacted “ ^ ® “* Is not good enough yet to Justify At other times during press staged a show that Included syn- fo r (tie wedding. driving. FuU-tlme. Tel. Roy appeared In Federal Court weather Intruders. major Issues. Some say the de­ “could even be a major road­ The weather limited bomb Fironit. T he dinchision otf th e N LP Front and Rear Shoulder and Seat Belts. for furtlier information. block on the route to negotia- m ^ wHf ***® ®P®taUon.’’ week the accent has been on thetics of all kinds that can b e ______M9-1668. at Hartford before Judge M. is bound to displease President bates swayed enough -voters to Wonian’s Club Meeting u » Kasperak, the fourth human glamor ivlth a practical note, knitted. “New styling techniques “ " Joseph Blumenfeld. damage assessment from Sun­ win the close eJeicitlon for Ken­ Uons.” day's strikes, although there Nguyen Van Thieu. The*i.c Syrian-Lebanese Ameri- Two years ago,’’ Ribicoff re- «,« balance of nower heart transplant case In history, A new luxury fabric tliat is easy are making possible endless to' Roy, a full-time tax consultant The creators of the plan want nedy. Others Insist he would had not only a failing heart but to wash, that seldom needs Iron- ovations in knitwear,” said was observation of water craft can Woman’s Club y Impaired." Copenhagen’s -nvoU Gardens she was miserable. pounfla and reaches a length of below the western end of the de- Pro'vlnce, Canada, is about 261,- zenlth. if . 10 feet. ' * militarized zone. . * 700 square miles. MANUHESTEK EVENiNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 1&, 1968 ftie next meeting and the fas­ Vernon hion show in February will be HUmrl^pBtpr most controversial item in the new discussed. 1968 Political Year postal rates—the Increase to the six cent The WSCS of the RockvUle letter. Methodist Church will meet 1Ettpmn$ l|pr^ After the increase has been iroted, and Consolidated Fire Department, Wednesday with toe Oommis- Seen Most Uncertain sion on Missions to present a PXJBUSHBD by thb put Into effect. Postmaster Oeneral BBRALD PIUNTINO CO.. INC. playlet "Himger Is the Elnemy." By JAMES MARLOW McCarthy. There’s a fog over IS BIssell Street ' O’Brien now reveals that his department Ifencheeter Coim. Full-time Chief, Urged in Study Daughters of Isabella will AP News Analyst his Intentions and has been TUOKAS F. F^ROUSON has plans to formally acknowledge hold a business meeting WASHINGTON (AP) — As it since last Nov. 30 when he said WAI.TBR R. FEROUSON something It is already doing extenal've- PublUhera __ _ A consoUiIated fire depart- have a tingle organization. The ganlzatlon. Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. at opens this Is perhaps toe most he would go Into some preslden- Founded October 1. 18S1 ly In actual praottce — give air moil ment with a full-time chief is dual situation calls for dufdicat- Ecumenical Meeting toe community hoU, Franklin uncertain political year In this Ual primaries. Published Every Bvenln* Except &mdsys service for the regular first class mall recommended for Vernon in a ed training programs smd fa- Members of Sisterhood B’Nai Park. century. a certainly isn’t clear wheto- and Holidays. Entered at the Post OffiM « rate. Most first class mall already goes ___ „ Burpee Relief Oorp ii will First, there are the not unu- er. If he did well in the primAr- Kaachester, Conn., as Second Class Mall report issued over the weekend clUties with a decrease in ef- Israel have' been in'vlted to at- by air. It la said, 'without having to pay bToie N w BhialHd PlrThT ftolency"«d V ^ ^ ‘er coehl, toe tenra meetlii^lf toe WomiJ’s 1 sual, strlcUy poUUcal uncertain- les, he would go on to try for toe Matter. ______^ j • > B birthday social will follow toe ties: It seems sure but Is not Democratic nomination. He al- the 10 cent rate which guarantees it. By surance Rating Association. report states. Fellowship of toe First Congre SUBSCRIPTION RATES Installation of officers. positive President Johnson will most certainly has no chance Payable In Advance Mayor John Grant told volun- The report also points out gatlonal Church of Vernon a.nother year, Uie Department hais an A Military Whist Card party a««k re-election; right now it’s for.lt. One Year ...... *22 00 teer firemen at a banquet Satur- the need for a more efficient Wednesday at 7 ;80 p.m. Six Moolhs ...... 1100 idea it can merge the airmail and first will be held Thursday by toe Three Mooths ...... f-BO day night that he will not adhere system of summoning the vol- Speakers will be toe Rev. anybody’s guess who the Repub- Right now his purpose seems class mails Into a single class, carried llcan candidate will be. to be to put enough pressure on One Month ...... 1-* to this suggeetlon when he unteer firemen to a fire. Com- Ralph Kelly, pastor of toe 8a- *Mf™ at a single rate. Then there's the problem Johnson to mak^^lm soften his HElMBEHl OF makes his recommendations to mentlng on too present system cred Heart Catholic Church; toe _ j nrlzes which provides an uncertainty Vietnam policy. But If this THE ASmCIATED PRESS It seems quite possible, then, that the the Board of Representatives, which allows a great deal of Rev. John Lacey, pastor of the ^ _ The AssoclatedPrees Is exclusively entitled at too start o f every presidential doesn’t work, what will he do to the use of republlcatlon of all news as- Post Office Department and Congress The Mayor has been waiting tame to elapse before the de- ETrst Congregational Church, Rockville Hospital Notes patches credited to It or not otherwise credll- had an opportunity to put the new six Visiting hours ore 12:80 to 8 election yeai’ : How good a job mains unchanged, McCarthy ^ In this paper and also the local news ptd>- to appoint a chief for Fire Dio- partment is mobilized, the re- and Cantor Marshal Press, splr- . „ . If U.S. policy In Vietnam re- trict 1 (Rockville) untU the port states, "Why this method Itual leader of B’Nai Israel. P-m- •" »«•«“ » exceirt wUl Confess do. llshed here. , . . , cent letter rate to the people not as an BUT- ma- unchanged, McCarthy All rliMa of republlcatlon of special dls- vey was completed. He has now of response has not resulted in This wlU replace toe regular are 2 to 4 Since this Is a Democratic-run pMdies neretn are also reserved.______increase In the first class letter rate, Congress, a good record will has said, he’ll carry his chal- decided, because of strong sen- loss otllfe and eerious Are dam- January meeting of the sUter- The HeraU Println* Cornpany Inc., as­ but as a bargain decrease in the air Admitted Thursday: Julie help Johnson or any Democrat lenge all toe way to a battle for sumes no financial responsibility for typo- mall letter rate. "For only a cent ■rajphlcal errors appearing In advertlsemo^ " I .!? * ^ Doak, 107 Talcott Ave.; Cora rui^nlng in his place. A bad one the nomination. But for a man and other reading matter hi The Manchester more,” they could have been telling that he wm not advwate any amazing. Supe^lsed Skating c^^ey, Vernon Haven; Thomas wtr .-d be a monkey on the par- going t o all this trouble he Evening Herald.______their customers, "you’re about to get change in the set-up of the pre- The entire report of the rat- Supervised skating is being ElUlngton; Elizabeth ty’s back. seems to have a languid view of Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. air mail handling for all your letters.” sent system. ing association seems to be held each day at MltcheU’s peterson. 890 Hartford Turn- put then there are two ex- bis chances. "If not me, then PUUIshers Representatives — TOe Julius lElach o f the two dtotiflotahas based on the assumption that Pond on South St., dlrecUy p,^g. Loujge Loehr. Loehr Rd. traonHnarily unusual uncertain- someone else,” he has said, Mathews Special lUrancy — New York, Chi­ This could have been applauded as a itss own chief and assistant chief, •'toe town ■win eventuaUy, If not * *^ ?, *” Births Thursday: A daughter ties which may be toe deciding ------cago, Detroit and Boston.______rema^able example of bureaucratic ef­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUtA- The town governments were rigtot now, consolidate toe de- --7 - “ --" to Mr. ana Mrs. m om as nuie, factors In toe election: The Viet- FAMILY CITY TIONS.______ficiency, and a rare once In a lifetime consolidated three years w o . At pigments. T o T ^ ® Burke Rd.; a son to Mr. nam war and Negro riots. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - gift to the people. Best of all. It might Display advertising closing hours'. that time the police departments The mayor will recoinmend to 6 and 6 to 9 p.m. jj^s. David Kutscher, Rt. j, Johnson could bring toe Now It’s official; The City of «>r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. have given the Department time to were also consoUdated, as weU to toe B o w d ^ RepresentoUves BuUeUn Board 30. war to a satisfactory end before Brotherly Love Is bowing out of For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. For Wednesday — 1 p.m._Monday. print up a few six cent stamps before as toe public works departments that Donald Maguda be named a tea will be held at the home Discharged Thursday: John the election. It might be all he’d its self-proclaimed race with For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. but the fire department set-up chief o f the District I depart- of Mrs. Louise Tardlf, Hillsdale Valuzzl, Windsor Locks; Loret- ^ged to win. If toe war drags New York City for the title of For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. the rate Increase went Into effect, which For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. would also have been efficiency. was not affected by a change in ment to replace John Ashe who Dr., for prospective membAn ta FYltz, 18 Highland Ave.; Car-„„ there’s no predicting the ef- "Fim City USA” Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before the consolidation charter. eriots, andproba- say proclaimed toe UUe for the surance association points out meeting of toe board. at 8 p.m. Komasky, Ellington; Holly bly worse than in 1967, look like- metropolis but Philadelphia’s that the combining of the form- The survey made by toe Order of Eastern Star will spencer, Wapplng; Susan Ohlln, jy ^ because no great steps then city representative, Abe Monday, January 16 Is Mr. Coffin Out Of Order? er city of RockvUle and the town Boston firm was Initiated at meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. to ob- Tolland; Mrs. Cynthia Morris baive been ■taken to prevent Rosen, felt his hometown was The Reverend William Sloane Coffin of Vernon Into a single entity a request made by Mayor Grant serve obligation night. Several and daughter, Windsor Locks; them. One of them'might even just as swinging as New York, Jr., chaplain of Yale UnlveiTBlty, is no did not establish any new fire early last fall. The survey team members wUl be awarded 25 Mrs. Joyce Frazier and daugh- o^cur during the Democratic Rosen tried everything from Bad Chanfi'e For Bad Reasons stranger to ciitlciam. He does not have iflgfatlng problems—but certain- was headed by John Anderson, year pins. Officers are request- ter, 88 West Main St. convention in Chicago next Au- fuU-page newspaper ads to p6r- to be pushed into controversial matters. The objection to the new proposal for ly has created a oonfused s*ua- superintendent of municipal pro- ed to wear white. ------gust. sonea ■tolewlalon appeal to pro- He jumps. He has been vocal and ac­ tk n that Is deweiloptng almost tectlon for the firm. -An executive board meeting The Herald’s Vernon Bureau public reaction to toe riots, ject a fun-city image, election of members of 'the Board of Ed- tive In the cause of racial justice and pesalel wtUi tihe rate o f growth In making toe request. May- of toe Suburban Woman’s Club Is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3136 -^ybaut Johnson does or fails Now comes a new city repre- uoatton, SB M h w been foitnulabeid by the equality. He has long and loudly found «r the town, -the report said. or Grant asked that toe study will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. or 648-2711. News Items may j© do about them, wUl Inevitably sentatlve. S. Harry Galfand, Charter Revision Committee, and sup­ fault with our Vietnam policy. He has Ihe report also points out that be made of the fire department at toe home of Mrs. Stanley be mailed to P. O. Box 827, be reflected In next November's vvho took over toe job Jan. 1 ported by a partisan vote on the Board not confined himself to statements on It would be more economical to equipment, procedures and or- Pearson, Merllne Dr. Plans for RockvlUe. voting. when Rosen moved on to head of Directors, Is an objection not only to campus, but has gone off campus to Only one president in this cen- the city’s Trade and Convention what the chancre would do, but an ob­ take a leading part in demonstrations tury, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Bureau. Galfand says he thSnks Photographed By Reginald Plnlo jection to the motl'vatlon behind the pro­ and protests. Now he has been Indicted sought re-election In toe midst ©f Philadelphia as "a good faml- posal Ln the first place. by the Federal government on a charge THE OLD-FASHIONED WINTER: TOBACCOLAND o f a war. At that Utne this ■was ly city. of conspiring to counsel men of draft Excerpts from Fire Department Study no handicap to him. The country " I ’m not so sure It’s bad to By this proposal the people of Man­ age to violate draft laws. If convicted, _ was totally dedicated to crush- have that kind of reputation chester are being asked to change the he may go to prison. Following are excerpts from ant part of fire department ac- toe personnel required in toe dlatanoe of a fire station. Con- fascism. being known for a great art traditional system for electioa of boards There is opinion to the effect that the a study of the Vernon lire de- tlvitles in any community but communications center be fire- slderation khouM be g;iven to There was no war when Presl- museum and education center Herald partments by the New England It is especially Important In Ver- fighters. the erection of a fire atotion in Harry S. Truman ran toe —rather than being thought of of eduowUon by ataggered terms, and to government should not have sought his Indictment. Mr. Coffin himself does not Fire inBMFBjiAB Rating Assocla- non at this time because of the All new members of toe de- this general area in the future t^ne In 1948 and was elect- as a city of swingers," he says, expose future boards of education to Inside Report Yesterdays Open Forum tton. rapid development of toe com- partment should be required to at a point where future road jbe Korean war was two possibly complete turnovers of member­ share It. He deliberately did what the law forbids. His purpose was to test the _____ munlty and toe number of new pass physical examination with netwxwks ■will fajciQltate traivel years old, with no end In sight, Custom Home Design ship every two years. by ^ ^ » u structures being erected. height and weight limitations, of apparatus to ail seottons o f ^hen he had to decide about law. He acknowledge that the govern­ 25 Years Ago Manchester Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak T l» two fire districts should p f r h o n n e L -AH members of toe depart- toe community. running a second time In 1952. But, atthough the general principle of ment’s action against him is legal and “ Administrative Blunder” ? 'With his grievance early this be incorporated Into a single ment over 65 years o f age When a new fire station Is 3 y be was under heavy Blue Print & Supply Ine. maAdng "the Board of Ekiucatlon more logical. But he challenges the constitu­ lA. William Barron, presi­ school year. As the eieeted pro­ fire deponent mder toe dlre^ T^e response of vol^teers ^ “required to erected in the soutoeMtern sec- ©ritlcl^ ^ u t Kor“e7 690 Hartford Rd. WlASHENGTON — The State el out of toe Western Hemi­ dent o f toe ViFTV Club since its To the Editor, responsible to the wishes of the elec­ tionality of the law, and more—^he chal­ fessional staff representative Uon of a fuU-j^d fire chief with during the day to fire depart- medical examination. tion ol town, a reassignment ol g© far in these early days of Manchester, Conn. of panic afflicting President sphere prohibitive for all but 649-8698 lenges Its morality. A conviction, were oslganizaJbixni in 1936 tenders his To many of us who have been organization and by contract, complete authority for the ad- ment No. 1 (RockvUle) Is un- Retirement from active fire- apparatus will be necessary but the 1968 election year, Johnson torate” is cited as the Charter Revision Johnson’s mmietary advisers in toe wealthy. RockvlUe Exch. Ent. 1495 it to eventuate, would presumably be resignation and is succeeded by following toe Henry Manning the MBA must aot as the ve- ministration, operation and all satisfactory. On o cc^ o n s, only jj_buncr duties should-be made purchase of additional pumping hasn’t said yes or no about CoRunittee’s excuse for this < proposal, drafting his balance-of-pay- One such scheme contem­ appealed all the way to the Supreme Wdlhiani Leggett. case it has become increasingly hltde to carry any grievance phases of fire protection and a few firefighters have ©ompiUsory lor all members ol apparatus may not be neces- trying again. That’s not unu- the sharp particular Issue in the mtnds ments package is brilliantly il­ plates a stiff new excise on air Court. Should it be upheld by that bench The apptlcaiUon of Oak HUl, apparent that a great injustice th rou g h its ■various levels. The ftoe supresaion to toe town ol available to respond. On toe deparUnent at age 62. sary, depending upon future sual. It was a lot later than this of the framers of this prt^xisal is "Proj­ luminated by one severe pro­ and steamship tickets—perhaps of last resorV there would remain the Inc., to be allowed to convert has been done. Mr. Mannings’ PIR&R committee rfevlews the Vemon. basis of experience In other f i BE STATIONS growth and development In Ver- in 1952 when Truman decided he posal that was not announced 26 percent. Instead, or in addi­ ect Oonoem," by which 62 children from contention that the law is in violation of toe barn on the foimer R. O. skill and competence as a teach­ grievance at each level ih light A fuU-pald assistant chief communities. It is entirely like- modern fire-reslstlve four n severely protectionist nature. Al­ marked here, toe Christian Church is gler,” has an answer for his changing his nose, his face, the cased your hardware tools, paints, stains and even cial problems which extend across town' though toe border tax is sup­ -----■ color of his hair and eyes.” ^ ■ - . . . taxed 'with Irrelevancy, with not being own film: store or ^iumiber yard___to see mops. borders. By such decisions, we avUI be posed to provide revenue for "I think toe picture will offer John Bottomly, who headed toe .vvhat is available hardware stores have ROOF DEICER KIT alert to and concerned about 'vital is­ a pressed export subsidy (also Fischetti plajdng our own rriatlvely small part— a number of comments that strangler bureau of toe state at- ^ dusty Items. These are dlscon- sues in toe contemporary world, of omitted from the Jan., 1 state­ small in the big national picture, but could prove valuable. One, It torney general’s office and coor- -j4d..farihion©d methods for home tinued wares, often because peo- dodging toe very difficitltiee \ ^ ch most ment for lack of time), its ma­ _ finest large enough for us In its relationship to wlU point out toe violence that dlnated toe search for the murd- wlthaut ^ realizing Pl® "ever suspected they were PIPE HEAT TAPES grip men's minds, most trouble their jor impact is protectionist. lies beneath the surface all erer, will act as technical advls- _ .g. there. Look up toward toe ceU- LITTLE AMBASSADORS miniature our own town and our own living—in the hearts, most drastioally affect their Indeed, toe sweeping Pnew around us; it will show toe need er. His role will be played by ^ market And ^ 1 lb. $2.35 2 lbs. $4.70 chocolates dacMcns which may determine whether lives. Yet when a clergyman does speak restrictions on dollar invest­ to Investigate toe latent Insanity Henry Fonda. vou do sm some- chandeUer or a bird cage, or the American way of life can survive. and act on precisely such points, and ments abroad, are no less pro­ that could erupt into violence at Fleischer and producer Rob- . natioinal trails for something Weathersfripping especially when he does so in a manner tectionist. Thus, aiiUe fending any time. ert Fryer wanted toe man who ^ t ‘ ^at is gathering dust. You may It would be a tragedy for life in Man­ forthright and provocative, he is imme­ off Capitol Hill’s worst outbreak "Two, we’ll depict toe terrttlc was Massachusetts attorney ^ chester Haelf, let alone what it might diately held by some to be flagrantly of protectionism in a decade dur­ effort of toe police departments general to portray himself. But Most hardware store proprle- WILD BIRD SEED Involve for our role in those problems out of his field. And toe some include ing 1967, Mr. Johnson finds him­ to track down a case of this na- he is now Sen. Edward W. ^ ^ s af- “ '® »>y brows- tyhich must be faced by everybody, if persons who at other times accuse toe self forced to feed that fire in ture. Nothing was loft undone; Brooke, and toe film makers ers and are happy to help you wa should drift Into a condition hi which Christian Church of toe stagnation and 1668. even ESP and mind readers doubt if he will accept their of- mwJ to stock every ixeon, u n o e ^ select even a bag of tacks. They SUNFLOWER SEED our community decisions on such ques- silence of indifference. We cannot vouch Simultaneously, opposition is -em5oy“ i n ^ effort to fer. ^ ^ Ke"«raUy wlU let you wande^ building to the President's hunt too killer. Securing clearances from llv- •*, they may order tt. tail 'around inspecting merchandise, tkNM were to be made along rigid, hard­ for toe wisdom, immediate or ultimate, moves to limit overseas travel “ Three, toe picture will show ing persons was a large chore have lots o f things that go ^thout following you like blood- ened politioal party lines. of what Mr. Coffin is saying and doing. ELECTRIC HEATERS But we can and do assert that he Is by Americans. Here is another a city in the ^ p of terror and for 20th Century-Fox; 42 per- begging because people orent It should be the first duty and re- well within his competence and v oca -' sign of the haste in drafting what happens to people under sons had to sign releases to al- “ them. Lumber people permit wan- such circumstances. Four, we low themselves to be portrayed. I ^ t h e s ^ e p ^ le m ^ a t jg^lng too but, often are reluc- spoBMlblltty of Manchester voters, of tion. toe original package. There was no time for toe Treasury experts wlll present toe pitiable case of DeSalvo himself was no prob- oonfronte Tiotton s ^ e s , which answering whatever party, to see to it, when the SLEDS He is ready to take toe consequences, to spell out specific legislative Albert DeSalvo, a classic case lem. He had already signed a trimmings. There are all aervlce.\ They figure anyone voting on these Charter revisions does and they may be very rough. Which steps. But as word of what they of schizophrenia. He was really clearance when he told his story qorta o f new home decoraitJ^ should know how to use a mlter- come up, that they rescue the town, and. squelches toe reproach that seemed contemplate seeps out, there is two people: a man who was de- to Gerold Frank, who wrote the 'Ideas such as iron-on velvet rilb- y^at a two by four Is IC E SKATES THE GIFT BOX chocolates the particular political party involved, most telling to us; namely, that Mr. opposiUon mixed with surprise ■voted to his home and family, best-selling book which toe stu- bon and ready-paated iumiture really 1% inches. After all toe 1^1 lbs. $2.75 2V4 lbs. $4.00 and butter bons from all the reel and symbolic oonse- Ceffln was urging young men to risk to the severity of the restAc- and a ruthless killer. There are dlo bought. brailds—real time savers, a i t merchandise has been around quencee of this Board of Education pro­ penalties from which he was Immune. tions. others like him who need help Fleischer added another area many ■women never enter a i»> f©r ages. We Sharpen Ice Skates This was the case. lit advocating defi­ and they aren't getting It." which the film will investigate: tions store unless they ■want p©r example one woman posal. Conforming to traditional ance of draft laws, he was prompting American abhorrence of curren­ Fleischer will begin filming "The psychology of toe women tiireaid, bios btodlng or a thdm- needed one-inch molding in four youthful hearers to put themselves in cy exchange restricUons, the late this month in toe Beacon who were toe strangler's vie- ble. strips—two, one foot long and MANCHESTER peril o l imprisonment, while he stood Treasury legislaUon wlU not li­ Hill and Charles Street areas tims. AU of them opened their Hardware stores and lumber j©ng_ ghe planned galtsoiansliip Opportunity Missed In no siich jeopardy. Now he has placsd mit the amount of money U.S. iiriiere the strangler operated, doors to him; ho never forced yards should be shopped occa» j© it as a panel for wallpa- HARDWARE & SUPPLY, Ine. Lenox Pharmacy himself in the very same danger. He travellers can carry abroad- Ho’U shoot from . five to six his way in. Yet they had been slonally toe way one shoiis a su- in'toe center of a flush door, One cannot fall to remaric, as the op- 299 E. CENTER ST. — 649-0896 has gone all toe way in keeping with his toe method other nations use to weeks In 40-50 different loca- warned never to admit strang- permarket. Wares are pretty Her request came through like 877 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER portunUy is revealed too late, how easy convictions. This atgues integrity and discourage t|*avel. But Treasury tions, then return here for Inte- ers Into their homes. Why did much within eye and arm this: 2 pieces one inch long and . H m%ht have been for Congress and the commands respect. — THE CATHOLIC tax drafters are tinkering with jiors. None of toe actual murder toey do It? reach, and a trip around toe two pieces two-inches long. 4' Post Office Department to sweeten the TRANSCTUPT schemes that would make trav­ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HRJRALD MANCHESTER. CONN M O ^A Y , JANUARY 15, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBaTER, «ONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 P A G E N IN E Bolton he saU. He went over his work with be said, "pno g r e t and vtolence- ‘do people hate? Because they in Action, which he says is do­ Events in The same is true .of the Ne- integration in the early stages, are niot the same thing,” he add­ don’t know each other, he said. ing a good Job. this delicious topping! -m ~ _ KTO •*» the Army, he 'aald in re- taylng that Walter White, head ed. A Negro who is the victim of Give the children an incentive, F U E L O IL SAVE on Stop & Shop Brand or of NAACP, died at the wrong Speaking abou this trip to Eu­ segregation can hate, but pre­ he said, but above ail, "be hu­ Middle Uass Must Give Aid time, that the Black Muslims rope, Rogers said he was never judice, on both sides, can be man to people." 1 5 .4 W orld began to dictate policy after treated as well in the United detonated like a bomb. Discussion continued over re­ 200 CM. Min. O.OJ). 24-Honr Hamer Service! To Negro, Church Q ub Told ' Rogers,“* “ answering another his death and that they are bet­ States as he was there, and yet What can be done? Educate freshments. Members from oth­ Skip Vi»it Protested question, charged that the riot ter disciplined and organized. he is an American. the Negro to hie own history, er church groups in town, and R. B. REGIUS Birds Eye townspeople in general were in­ TOKYO (AP) —Police arrest­ Del Monte last summer in Hartford was "I believe in black power if ‘Valley of Hate’ a history that has been denied "If moderate Negroes can't ftmiUlies buck to their AfrJican F U E L O I L ed lie students, including IS started by a member of the it’s black mental power, black Rogjers spoke again of hate, him; give him pride. Rogers vited to the talk, but very few say that the people of Bolton iheritage and axe proud o f it, 6 4 9 - 4 9 0 8 coeds, today after a shouting and Manchester are trying to Rogers exfileined. Democratic Town Committee. power for good, not to destroy,” of the "valley of hate". Why himself works with Brotherhood attended. mob clashed with authorities In Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink Cool Whip Topping help, then what can we say?" “ Slavery was a promafale in- a demonstration against the asked John Rogers over the stfftuttoin in the south imtH the coming visit of the nuclear-pow­ mcwM A healthy, hearty refresher weekend, speaking to the cou- Invention o f the cotton gin," ered U.S. aircraft carrier Enter­ Wonderful topping for any time, it’s enriched winter-time hot choco- pies’ club of Bolton Congrega- Rogers said. After the Ca.'vU War prise. tional Church. "They call us the poor whites and Negrroes In MID-WINTER MIDWAY The students shouted anti- We have a new name for the people at } late. Great for desserts. with Vitamin C. Uncle Toms and cast us on a the south were In the same boat, American slogans and siuged OF into downtown Tokyo after a Stop & Shop — we call them maxi-men. eoajmM heap.’’ mnd began working with the campus demonstration. They Rogers deplored the preach- PcpuHst movement to betiter F irst charged a police cordon with They’re the people who make mini-pricing® Ing of hate by the militant their Uvea, eiirt groups. The children are affect- At this point, he said, the sticks and rocks. coRtaiier ed, he said, smd will believe more well-to-do whites set about The group belonged to the work. And who bring you sales such as this N a t io n a l what they are told by these to deliberately separate whites radical wing of the Zengakuren organization. The Enterprise is one. Stop at a Stop & Shop this week. Watch groups unless they can be and blackB, using ecoaomiic re- 3 9 shown otherwise. stictions. Later in his talk Stores expected in Sasebo, in southwes­ tern Japan, later this week and us do our maxi-most to serve you. "Intelligent middle class Rogers said he thought Negroes will be the first nuclear-powered Americans have to lend their and whites in the- south will *T0 P weight to the problem," Rogers work together a lot sooner than OTM. VM.m!T surface warship to enter a Japa­ nese port. Nuclear-powered U.S. said. It will not be solved by they will in the north. QUALITY... submarines have been visiting civil rightists, by poUticians Suburbs Face Threat Japan for several years. nor by the government, he said. The Negro came north to look SUPER SAVINGS Rogers said that nine-tenths for better opportunities, Rogers Worst Poll Turnout of the civil rights workers don’t saiid, hut he is held back by PLUS STAMPS. BANGKOK (AP) — Th^ vot­ want things cleaned up because illiteracy and by the closed Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday Speciall ers went to the polls Sunday for they won’t have any work to do. circuit of the ghetto. Speaking the second time in 10 years and that city politics in Hartford is Rhetto, Rogers said "you according to reports from corrupt and that government draw a square and press them around the country it was the measures are too slow. in and press them in until they worst turnout in history. Rogers, a Manchester real- pop out.” The stage is set for The elections, the second in dent'and long-time member of d«nBgoguery, he said. The Bwer- ’and say age Negro pays more per less than a month, chose 1,704 come the Bolton church, began his BONELESS provincial councillors. The talk on the problems of the Ne­ month to rent dirty quarters in Bangkok Post reported that less gro in the city with a brief his­ the city than suburbanites pay than 20 per cent of the eligible tory of the Negro. in the country. "Don’t kid yourself’’ that voters 'bothered to appear at the save Augustine Was Black Bolton Is in "good shape,” he polling booths. "Americans have been vic­ The turnout in December for warned. Crime doesn’t stay in timized by propaganda on the the cities, and the situation election of municipal councillors Negro,’’ R o g ^ stated. He Ust- was nearly 60 per cent. must be corrected in the cities with «d some o f the prominent black or it will affect the suburbs as Political parties have been people in ictuirch history. Augus- banned since the military coup well. ■tlne was blaok, he said, and a in 1958, so the local elections He spoke of the "rotten poli­ PEAS black pope converted Oonstan- were popularity contests. A new tics" in Hartford, and said that constitution passed its second ^ «ven if the city 'becomes all- STEM SAU card RICHMOND rating in the government-ap­ collected on hJs trip to Negro, they must be intelligent • TOP ROUHD *T0P SIRLOIN pointed constituent assembly Europe last summer shoiwing a Negroes so that they can run last week, and elections may be 'PoMah black madotma end child. the city. held by the end of the year for a The Negro has 'been part of Crime is all tied up in poli­ • LONDON BROIL (Shoulder) • TENPERNIVE (R ound) parliament, We reserve the right to limit quantities the country for a long time, he tics in the city, he said. There 17-OZ 0 0 Top o’ the Grade Choice said, podntllng out that there are some "good people, warm were Negroes in Jamestown a people” working in the city, but CANS Woman’s Death Probed .. GUATEMALA (AP) — Presi­ all federally inspected year before the Majyflower land­ they are working against odds. X ed. dent Julio Cesar Mendez Monte­ The choicest of the U.S. choice More than money is needed, he negro has ordered special inves­ SAVE on Golden Sweet flovorfut 'He spoke of Aarcn White and said. "Good dean people must tigation into the slaying of a 26- or famous Swift's Premium. othens iwho fought in the Amer- be concerned." year-old former beauty queen Remember, you never pay for loan Revolution, and the Ne­ Value Of Busing CLOVERDALE PEARS whose nude body was found four excess fat! Our Just-Rite Trim® groes who fought on the side During the question period 100 days ago. Del Monte Corn leaves only enough to insure o f the Oomfederates in the Cl'vll Rogers asked the audience, 15-O Z C AN S Police reported finding the full, rich flavor in cooking. Pick up War. most of whom he knew person­ body of RogeUa Cruz Martinez, Cream Style a few extra to put in your freezer. He said that Negroes in the ally, to be perfectly frank. The Butter-tender south had also owned sieves, Miss Guatemala of 1969, under a 17 iz first question was on the value bridge 60 miles from Guatemala kernels of coun­ and that ■white people had been of busing. 2 2 i iO t try sweetness CHS brought to this country as in­ City. They said she apparently Rogers said that he was defi­ Finost PKG hau been ueaien to oeuui. . . . stock-upl dentured servants. nitely in favor of it because it BrawnieMix The machine gunned bodies of The breaking up Of the fam­ gives children an opportunity seven farmers were found in the ily units among the Negroes to break out of the ghetto, and P-OZ. 5 brought as slaves to this coun­ BEANS CANS same area the following day. also "lifts up" the children’s 6>M Miss Cruz’s family said she SAVE on our own Stop & Shop brand try is "one o f the hard moral families. In the ghetto children was taken away by four civil­ factors’’ the Negroes have been don’t even know iwhat the pos- FACIAL , rII PKGS ians Monday and they assumed unable to overcome, he sold. In aU>i!Uti^-lb prints. lb TOPPING S i CONT The Lechwe Antelope In south Top Sirloin Steak tion. BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP central Africa lives in swampy 6 * ^ 1 1.18 His comments were in a pre­ regions and will often seml-siib- pared speedi. merge in water to eat aquatic "The Atomic Energy Oom- plants. slon appears far more con­ hucalkri First cuts, bone-in. You cerned with improving Qie MAGIC - - SAVE on the 7c o ff label never pay for excess fat means for developing that yow- ... every cut gets our er than it is with the distribu­ tion and use of such power once Just-Rite Trim®. Chuck Steaks it is g^enerated,” he said. Cold Power "It may well 'be that having Laundry Detergent laid down the ndes for control Worth of radiation hazards, this agen­ TIRE LB Specially formulated lb cy should not be expected to to clean your entire 3-lb Boneless Chuck Steak 78' act as fish and game warden, 1-oz DETERGENT Knowing wash in cold water. box recreation director and enforce­ ment officer for the antitrust BUUN1$ / • n c i l VCII O lA f Contains a W ell Rounded Supply lb laws as well.” G IA N T - 10c DEAL PACK I i U L U E N TCLL w WW of Vitamins and Minerals Blade Cut Chuck Steak 48' He urged congressional action W e were asked, 4f we had to clarify the regulations of Ax« you bothered by the ap- CANADIAN to select Just one thing that such issues in connection with peiaxluice of unnaeoeaaaay hair had to do with safety more on SARA LEE frozen atomic power plants. above your Up? Many women c WAXED than anything else on a car, 4 9 -0 1 TURNIPS "The law as It now exists is are and It can be a pi^lem . It ANJOU REARS what would we seldct? We sometimes ruins your appear­ FULL OF said, “Brakes." But such a highly satisfactory to the corpo­ PKG EXCELLENT LB rate ubtliity Interests, but Is be­ ance os well as oonltittniltlng to LBS VITAMINS AND MINERALS question is misHeading be­ tumeoeasary moiinenltis of feel­ FOR DESSERTS cause overall safiOty mainte­ coming more and more inade­ Pound Cake Loudou Broi Steak quate and unsatisfactory as pro­ ing seilf-oonacloua It is ebay to nance Is as Important as remove thib flacdM hlallr and preventive atten- or stop & Shop tector of ithe public domain and tlon to brakes. Brakes leave your ■eddn toeUng smooth. Completely the democratic rights of the in­ There are creams avattable to­ may forewarn us of impend­ dividual.’ ’ ing trouble whereias many baked. Just day ithat are e a sy to use. It onily thaw and serve plain . 99« Atomic energy for the produc­ takea a nwibter of minuibeb. other potential 'troublemak­ Boneless Blade Steak tion of electricity has been ers may only be discovered or with fruit. 12-oz pkg BUininBito the prooess of bleach­ GLEEM TOOTHPASTE made posslUe only through ing which o ^ lightens the LIQUID PRELL PRELL CONCENTRATE by periodic Inspectton. Brakes mubtache. Shaving wiU cteato may start squealing, making The heart of public spending for research the rib lb and development, he said, and unalghitty btubbla toatt wlH need 3 -O Z TUBE 6Va OZ TUBE 79c stopping noises, ‘ grabbing, Delmonico Steak dotty attention. The hair remov­ FAMILY SIZE 11.5 OZ JAR 89< puling oar right or left, or 1.78 municipal and cooperative elec­ 1.33 ing creams are ioexpenalve, ef- itlis pedal goes too far down. SAVE on Caress Brand V tric systems should not be shut As soon as one o f- these We reserve the right to limit quantities. fentlve and long-iaBtli^. Keap wamangs appear you need Cbait look of fem ininity—«amove every trace 'Of iflaclal hair easily. THIN SPAGHETTI K I . . 4 BABY FOODS Z 4 OZ C O Nescafe 1.39 conscientious, attention. If 2-LB PKG “l a UT Strained-All Varieties O JARS brake fluid must be added RANGE or ELBOW MACARONI 43c Beech Toilet Tissue To look eis fbmlnine as poaedble Prince often, you need Inspection of llines, master cylinder and find tha moat tiatttoring hair M axw ell House cofFte i lb can 7 2 c whisel cylinders without de- atyfla for you at SPHLL OF lay. F'or maximum safety FUEL OIL raiA U TY, Oaldor Shopping Oen- Prince >^oz«.45c Vaseline Jelly 59c and value, see us! tar, Tel. 64S-2806. FM'vaite Wig.. f- GASOLINE FYnUngand Ooloriiw Ito o tn e; . . Opoa: 9-6 Mon., 'Tuea., Wed., MAKtS OOOO GtAVY l o zin 2 5 c M axwell House ns can A Dillon Sales and Service, Sot; S-9 Thura, F rl . . . High & avy M u te r 1.42 Bromo Seltzer 62c l o z iu 6 5 c In c. StyRBg . . Beraanerits . . . SEF^rose ArtH kM Sweetener BANTLY OIL Mamcuilng . . Revlon Cos- ' NAIF QAl 1 . 1 4 ’f ’ Your Ford Dealel" 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, m etlos Cresby Melessee lOV^ OZ Fxq 3 9 c Keebler Qiocolitn Fudge Sandwidi tzozneo 4 3 c 2 i5'/>OZCAN$ 3 5 c BadimM Pretiel Stix 819 Main St., Manchester H E L P F U L HINTS: A v o id 643-2145 orowdhig laM gaiator shelves. Stop & Shop will be happy to redeem your Federal Food Coupons at our Manchester Slop & Shop Store! Air miuit drcidate wtthln the FtlCIS EFFtCTlVI AT FIRST 44ATIONAI MARKHS ONLY •n p V a n o e . w e RESERVE IHE RIGHT TO LIMII QUANTITIES PAGBTEN MANCHBSTBR BVBNINO HERAIiD. ICANCRBSirat. CONN.. MONDAY, JMIUARY 15, 1968 MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 many yeara before moving to jJlanrljTfitTr SnTnittg l|Tral!i Manchester 16 yeara ago. He Car Hits Tree, Then Pole was employed at the Fenn Book Lending Law in N.Y. 250K iU ed Manufacturing Oo., Nerwington. In One of 19 Accidents In 1964 and 1966 he was presi­ Facing High Court Scrutiny Q „akes South Windsor dent of the Hartford Chapter, One person was taken to proceeded, and hit a car driv­ M n . HJalnuu'. SwBOMn er daughters, seven grandchil­ American Production Inventory WASHINO’TON (AP)- (AP) — A New One of the school boards which X l the hospital and two written en by Edward J . Eckel, 17, of WARFINO—iM». Anne iXfory dren and eight great-grandchil­ Oontrol Society, and In 1966 and York state law that requires appealed is in the Albany area Warehouse Point. Both ve­ warnings were given a s. a re­ Donkin Swanaon, 63, a t W est dren. 1968 he was the naUonal re- nubUe school svstems to lend "*** ®**‘*'‘ 1“ <*»« hicles were moved before poUoe Registration Is Next Week HartAxxl, mother of Mra. Hich- The funeral will be held tomor­ glonal vice president of the so- f County towns of North Hit Sicily sult of 19 motor vehicle mishaps arrived, p over'the weekend Friday and ’This morning, ait McKee St. For Adult Education Classes ^Ued Swturday a t Hartford Hoe- mings Funeral Home, 82 Clift Survivors, besides his wife. In- school pupils was put under Long Island. this morning. and Hartford Rd., a car driven {ittal. iShe was the w^e' of St., Norwich, with a solemn high elude a'son, Ernest W. Sulll- Supre*” ® Court scrutiny today. The law was defended by state north and south coasU of Slcl- J . Timothy Beyrer, 20, of 88 by Lehte V. Kivlmae, 61, of 366 The director at adult eduoa- Educatlmx and are non-oredit. l>. HJaknar awanson. Mm s of requiem at St. Patrick’s van of Detroit, Mich a daugh- ^ agreeing to hear a dial- Atty. Gen. Louis J . Lefkowlts, ly-, western end. Princeton St., escaped serious Autumn St., skidded on the Ice ticn In South Windsor, Iflncent Oomica Meets VositM Survlvora ailso include an- Cathedral, Norwich, at 10. Bur­ ter, Mrs. Irma Kaylor of Colum­ lenge to the law, the justices who asked the Court to dismiss aibeUlna, a town of 7,000 in- Injury after the car he was driv­ and collided with a car driven Bresnohan, has announced that Tlie South Windsor town coun- dther daughter, and six gfrand- ial will be In St. Joseph’s Ceme­ bus, Ohio; and four grandchil­ stepped Into a major church- the ai^>eal. Lefkowlts said the habitants, was destroyed. So ing glanced off a tree Sunday by WUUam H. Brendle, 29, of registration tor the upcoming cil will meet tonight at 8 In the ohUdren. tery, Norwich. dren. state dispute. ’The court already purpose and primary effect of was Montevago a town of 8,000 about 1:16 a.m. and rammed a Bolton. Minor damage was done term will be hdd next Monday high-school library. Tlxe only Ftuieral services will be held Friends may call at the funer­ Funeral services wUl be held agreed to decide U taxpay- the law Is to provide secular where a late shock rased the te le j^ n e pole. _ to both oars, police say. and Tuesday from 7:80 to 9:80 item on the agenda under unfln- tomorrow at 1 pm . in the cha.pel al home tonight from 7 to 9. Wednesday at 10:80 a.m. at the government to textbooks equally to aU children, hospital. First rescue teams Into He was takeax to Mjanemster Police yesterday also Investi­ p.m. in the high school cafe- ished butlneM is the appoint- df Ikninanuel Oongregatkmal John P. ’Herney Funeral Home, federal aid to "ReUglon,” he said, "Is In no Oibelllna said they saw nothing Memorial Hospital where he gated auto mldxaps Involving terla. ment of a member to the in- Church, Hartford. Burial wlill be Gurden E. Whittier 219 W. Center St. Burial wUl be church-run schools. way aided, except In a posslhly but ruins. was treated and released, a hos­ the fonowtaig: To register a person must be dustrlal Development Oommls- in the Phirview O m etery, Wesit BOLTON — Gurden E. Whit- In East Cemetery. *®w has been remote or collateral manner.’’ Refugees from GlbelUna pital official said. The official A car driven by Susan P. 18 years or older. A two dollar slon. Hartford. tier, 77, of Brookfield Rd. died Friends may call at the fun- challenged by two schoola Attorneya for tlw two school truged along the icy road away said the hospital record did not Doherty of' Lexington, Mass., fee Is charged to town residents Items under new business tax- Tliere will no calling hours, yesterday morning at Manches- eral home tomorrow from 2 to hoards on the grounds It violates bocurds disagreed. ’Ihey said If a from their ruined town, seeking indicate 'Whnt he was treated and one driven by Barry T. Rob­ end a five dollar fee to non- elude discussion of futiure xues both the New York State Oonstl- state may constitutionally as- shelter. The Nesvk4rli and WTiitney ter Memorial Hospital. for. inson, 18, of 48 Foster St. residents. of the present town hall, the tutlon and the 1st Amendment to sume the coet of textbooks for From cracks In the mountain­ Pkmeivd Home 776 Farming- Mr. Whittier was born June Police say the Beyrer car A. car driven by OanixeUa L. Courses In the curriculum in- exercising of the option tor the the U.S. Constitution, which pro- parochial school pupils it will be side on which Glbellina was' ton Ave., West Hartford, is in 20, 1890 In Shelton, Neb., and Mrs. Frank Mansfleld was traveling south on HiUs- Oostello of 878 Summit St., and elude: Monday, rug-braidlng, aqulsltion of 4.8 acres of land vides for the separation of able to assume the cost of paro­ built came the odor of suli^ur, charge of arrangements. had been making hls home In VERNON — Mrs. Frank . . , , town Rd. when It hit a patch of one driven by Bernard W, Gio- typing 1, tyiring 3, knitting, adjacent to the town hall sHs chial school equipment, paro- so strong It could be smelled ice near Bxish HIH Rd., skidded Bolton with hls daughter, Mrs. Mansfield, 88, mother of Daniel church and state, _ _ _ vtaio, 36, a t 78 WoodhOl Rd. ceramics, clothing 3, baslo wood- from Russo Brothers, and re­ Chariee 8. Cowan Fannie W. Johnson. Mansfield, Frank Mansfield New York’s highest court, the chlal school teachers and even several miles away. The geolog- hH the tree, traveled another On Satxirday, the following ve­ working, substitute teacher quest to the Park and Rscrea- Caiarles S. Cowan, 89, of 186H The Fletcher Funeral Home, and Miss Nancy Mansfield, all appeals, ruled 4 to the school buildings. leal structure of Sicily is volcan- 46 feet and come to rest agaiixst hicles were involved. A car orlentatlon. and the high school Aon Commission to undertake Oak St., chief pilot for United Rochester, Vt., Is In charge of of Vernon, died Friday at Hart- ® June that lending text- The appeal said Louisiana, io. the xitihty pole. driven by James C. Jarvis, 26, equivalency coxuses In EngH«h certain speolflc assignments Aircraft Oorp., died suddenly arrangements which are Incom- ford Hospital. books to students in religiously Mississippi, West Virginia, Police at Trapani, at the wes- The car was towed away, hav­ of 69 Birch St., and a parked and social studies; Tuesday, (Am Education Committee of yeaterday morning at Holden plete. Survivors also Include her CP®*’®^®** schools did not violate Rhode Island, Indiana and Kan- temmost Up of Sicily, said they ing sustained left front and station wagon belanging to Gail flower arranging, South Wind- the town council). Any eleotor (Mass.) Hospital. He was, the ------husband, her mother and two ***® ®*®^® consUtuHonal ban on sas also have laws permitting had received word from police right front damage, police In­ or CSiarlea E. Molly J r . of 168 husband of Mrs. Eleanor Oakes -. j - ...... at Montevago . that the ,hospital i»-. sor government, cake deporat- Interested In being heard on any Mrs. Mary F. Inne __step-daughters.^ ___ denominational textbooks to be loaned to chil­ dicate. S. Main St. Cowan. dren attending pcux)chlal schools. collapse had killed 200 persons. This morning about 6:30, a ing, olotixlng 2, oil painting, and subject on the agenda Is urged Mrs. Mary Frlba Inne, 87, of Funeral serWees will be held A car driven by Salvatore golf Instruction. to attend. Mr. Cowan was bom In Ho- West Hartford, mother of Mrs. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the East It might be days before truck driven by Henry F. Show- Spadaro Jr ., 83, of Wapplng, and Wednesday, family life for Agwwy Stverviaor hart, N.Y., and had lived In Karl Bogll of Manchester, died Glastonbury Methodist Church Sunday, involving a total of 18 the exact number of deaths ronek, 24, of Hartford was hit becomes known. Em er­ one driven by Sharon Keenan of parenU, drapery making, phys- Gustav Betancourt of 46 Haz- Manchester for the post 26 Saturday at her home. Burial will be In Chebeague Is- vehicles. by a oar driven by Robert H. Tow n Stays gency tesims fought over 202 Hollister St. Ical fitness tor women, Gregg ®> St-, tapping, has been ap- Producing Box Collages: years. He joined Pratt and Whit- Survivors also include a son, land Cemetery, Maine. “It was Impossible to walk Barrett, of 90 'Valley St. Police A car driven by Marlon M. ney In 1944 as a corporate blocked and Icy roads to reach shorthand review, self-defense, pointed agency supervisor of the a sister, two grandchildren and Friends may call at the Lowe- there, let alone drive,’’ com­ say the Barrett car siddded on Webster of Webster La., and a pilot, and was named chief pilot piles of debris that 6nly the bookkeeping fundamen- WadeU Agency of the John Han- four great-grandchildren. Robacker Funeral Home, 2584 S afe In sid e mented one of the p^icemen Center St. near Henderson Rd. stopped car driven by Lyle Communication Experiment in March 1963. In this position Funeral services were held night before were living com­ when It hit an Ice patch. Both tals, stocks, bonds and Invest- ®ock Mutual Life Insurance Oo. Main St., Glastonbury, tonight investigating the chain colli­ Chadwick, 49, of Coventry. ments, modern math for par- Betancourt Is a member of he was supervisor of pilots and this afternoon at the Rose Hill from 7 to 9. sions. munities. cars were driveable. co-pilots operating the United Officials said the disaster A small foreign car driven by ents, water colors, creative the Hartford Life Underwriters, Young people of senior high school age transform Funeral Home, Rocky Hill. Bur­ The family suggests that those During Glaze On Interstate 84 In Union, a Shirley A. Zeppa, 18, of Bol­ Aircraft Corp. fleet of corporate could have been even worse, but Gloria W. Anderson of 49 ’Tuck crafts, clottxlng 8, high school ™ s office la at One Constitution ial was In Rose Memorial Park, wishing to do so make memor­ tractor-trailer jackknifed early ton, ght a written warning for cardboard boxes into a variety of box collages at a executive aircraft. He was a (Continued frmn Page One) the population had warning be­ Rd., and another car, -driven by equivalency coxvses In math PI®*®- Rocky Hill. ial contributions to the Capitol today and <«th on live ^ ^ j driving conditions brought the O’NeUl car hit It, police say. pled Children or to the Holden midnight half the crews were Salaparota, Poggloreale, Par- One driven by Francis Pagani, to 12 dollars, will be taught by School IXMaday evening Urora win be taken up at next Stoy. Friends may caU at the fu­ cancellation of aU jury sessions The Dubiel woman, seeing the Seen Way to Quality counts In coimectlon xrith tee ^ marriage hxst (Maas.) District Hospital. F u n e ra ls sent home for some much-need­ tanna, Saleml, Santa Margheri- 72, of Bolton, and one driven by a professional andwmbeof-*'A>8«or the exarodnatlon of month’s meeting. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 in Circuit Courts today. accident ahead, applied the November holdup at a Wapplng Wtaxter School of Mis- ed rest. ta di Beice, Menfi aixd Santa Phillip Bloom, 69, of 679 Cen­ fered on Tuesdays. proepeettve electors and the ad- and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Judge John J . Daly, the chief brakes, and the car skidded into ter St. By BETTE QUATBALE Relating to the conference bank, enter^ a plea of Innocent jj, open to tee putoUc, aixd Mrs. Andrew WohrUn George M. BldweU During the night, men on duty Niixfa. Reports from Salaparuta In U.S. District Couit In Hart- * to 9 p.m. ’There wUl be a prayer a snowbank, striking some An expert In oriental defense of the oath of qual- theme of today’s turbulent teen- regifltratioin Mrs. Jeanne WohrUn of 309^ Bhneral services for George were kept busy opening clogged judge of the circuit courts, an­ said that 'village, where 3,120 A car driven by Herbert G. service tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 'gxxard rails', police say. arta will Instruct the self-de- peraooe. The turmoU In the teaching Alon^'attrt^t^ the generation gap to their parents '°Mr^Marv Menard 20 was *^^® Spruce St., widow of Andrew M. BldweU of 80 N. School St. catch basins at several trouble nounced that all judges were farmers lived, also was (Jobell Jr ., 60, of 10 Ferndale the funeral home. Beverly J. Beaman of Broad fense class which la open to both profession is only beginning, turbulance to the teen-agers’ re- ^^yy knowing them, of to ‘'Ghitet and the Faiths of Men,’’ Wrtxrlln, died yesterday morn­ were held yesterday afternoon spots particularly In the areas to go to their “storm assign­ wrecked . Dr., and one driven by Stephen Manchester Evening Herald Brook got a written warning men and women. Tlxe ooet of ing at her home. at the Holmes Funeral Home, around S. Adams St., the Park- ments” , which a je the courts 'VUctims were taken to hospi­ Sandberg, 27, of Wethersfield. South Windsor correspondent only through organized efforts y,. speWng t^ lime tTme nrctim .;;iV te%''h^dup“;f te‘e ^ for faUure to yield the right of this courae la |25. Mrs. WohrUn was bom June Mrs. JlM Fogarty, a supervisor at the him. The board will have 16 days We are the largest political do not know what they amount Is *96 above the national leaves to used, and a Bwert 664 Center St 64B-M14 Fred 8. Steely of Chicopee Division of United Aircraft iTllU er iu tlS slope, was reporte driver, Richard J, $3500 by mail. Lutheran Church. Friends may call at the fu-. In New Haven, there were two church. Members wUl display an offer of financial aid and Harold Walz Is co-chairman. (esslon Is of enormous Impor- the object of a IS-state police ™®«® a®rved ■wiith a ■waairant Surxdvors, besides hls parents, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. er Hartford, 310 ColUns St., pUeups on Interstate Route 91 heirlooms and tell of their back- ters from all over cenfral Italy advised him through its profes­ Behm, 17, of East Hartfoid, was INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 ___ . ___to rnnvB . . . tee weapoHs count that mom- Haitford. were summoned to aid In the turned over to the cu sto^ of tance. We muBt be able to wove nioi-ju appeared In court this Include a sister, Mrs. Irene R. wlthln minutes of each other Kivimd. sional rights and responsibiUties P. F. Mletzner of 24 Trotter without Interference from oteer .. n-sn « m nn a hx^lch he was not to Fast. 4 years to pay. Cyr of Manchester; and hls pa­ Joseph Venezia lUg xeUet ottart. committee, has not decided to East Hartford police. 649-5241 S t will entertain with hls ori- interest groups,” Alonzo declar- «^oridBg at 11.20 a.m. on a piea^ ®®*®^ a"*" ternal grandmother, Mrs. Em­ Joseph Venezia, 89, of Hart­ . The Women’s Home League The Geophysical Institute of support either the teacher’s or The pursuing East Hartford ginal poetiy Wednesday at 2:80 g^ charge of escape from custody, to Jan. 18 end bond was set Too much Christmas? Too many debts and obligations of the Salvation Army will meet Messina, at the northeastern Police car was driven by Wil­ f6S MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR and payments to handle? Qet a clean start with an ma Recknagel of Hartford. ford, father of Fred A. Venezia the administration’s position. p.m. at the Brlghtvlew Con- bemoaned tee “cleavage Hls case was continued Jan. Romney Defends Handling for a worship service tomorrow end of Sicily, said the epicenter liam J . Ciorskl, 24, of New B ri­ (Giossd Hsor Nazi to Hn m ft Hsb) to Oxford Mailoan— fast, confidential. Noco-signers, no Funeral services will be held of Manchester, died Saturday at “To do so would preclude Mr. Snow did not post bond and valescent Hospital, Avon. between administrators and 18 and bond was reduced from embarrassing investigations. Combine ell those bill: Wednesday at 1 :S0 p.m. at Zion a Hartford convalescent- home. at 2 p.m. at the Junior Hall of was In the sea off the Island’s Manning's right to an unbiased tain. It was traveling on HUls- was ordered committed to Hart- into ono—cut present. . _ monthly payments------gV a to j‘A g BvangeUcal Lutheran Church. Survivors also include anoth­ Of Race Riots in Detroit the citadel. Refreshments will west coast. Slcilys’ east coast is hearing and would Ibe a prejudg­ toiwn Rd., went to make a turn - teachers” because of "guUt by ^ ^o *2,000. He was taken ,ord State Jail, but while await- Lomr ratee then local finance companies— from major The Rev. Wilhelm H. Wilkene er son, two daughters, a sister, be served. only three miles off the end of ment of the case prior to its onto Spencer St., skidded end association. * T he educators ^ Hartford State Jail in lieu of transportation to jail, auth- CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. licensed by State of Penna. will officiate. Burial vrlll be in nine g;randchildren, and a great­ LACONIA, N.H. (AP) Romney coimtered. ----- the Italian boot. presentation," sedd MBA Presi­ levelled a newspaper box at 185 should work to the Improvement bond. orlties allowed him to make a Banking Dept Be tnsated with dignity and respect Rush East Cemetery. grandchild. Michigan Gov. George Romney have maintained law dent Kenneth Skinner In a sbate- Spencer St. and sUd slderways ihx- # Sox • Trumpot of public education os a team, ghortly before 8:80 a.m. yes- telephone call. After the call coupon today. to the utility pole. GorsM was acrding to the sp e^ er. texduy. Snow caUed police had been completed. Snow ap- Friends may call at the New­ Ttie private funeral was held hotly defended hls xmniiung of ®*‘‘*®*' *“®^ “ will meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. nxenib released today. Cash you Get Rtpay Monthly Cash you Gst Rtpay Monthly kirk and Whitney Funeral thisIs morning from the D’Espo ♦ i necessary to preserve law and at the home of Mrs. Matthew not taijuired. ’The American public has f^ - haadguarters from 87 Wads- parentiy walked out of the po- 009.88 59.00 Notice Filed The full text of Skinner’s Guitar • Drums $ 1014.60 ‘ 1.00 $ Home, 818 Burnside Ave., Bast Fimeral Chapel,rfKon/>i 23609K Wethers-wsthAro. Lxeiroit s rac6 nois rooay m vie order.”order.” MorlartyHTnHnrfv .TrJr., 28 RmoABruce Rd. Co-ctn. The police car was towed to MUSIC LESSONS : ed to meet tee needs of the ^^.^rte 8t. Police went to the Uce station unnoticed, 1220.52 499.72 statement explaining the MEX $ i.00 Hsulford, today and tomorrow field Ave., Hartford, with a ®arly morning chill of a New Romney said Detroit Mayor hostess Is Mrs. John Dugan. East Hartford police headquart­ schoola, he said. Tlxe lack of gjuj Snow (xxme out of . Snow was arrested Dec. 17 g Over Injuries position is contained in a letter Examples art for 48 montha Comparabit payments on othar size from 7 to 9 p.m. ’There will be Mass of requiem at St. Luke’s Hampshire parkhig lot. Jerome P. Cavanaugh failed to ------' to the editor published in today’s ers, damaged on Its left side. public financial su p ^ rt for edu- the building and Identified him- gnd charged with breach of pea- y/ea- ktana INSURANCE AVAILABLE, not includad in abova schadult. a devotional serxrlce at the fu- caiurch, Hartford. Shaking hands outside a Laco- apply adequate police force to Manidxester Chapter, Disabled Mae Richardson of Berkley Herald. Behm was charged with reck­ cation In m w y schools through- ggj^_ |)g brought to the po- ce, as the result of a "peeping neral home tomorrow at 7 ;30 The family suggests that those nia factory as he resumed his stop the Detroit outbreak at the American Veterans will meet to- Dr., Vernon has filed a notice The names of witnesses slated less driving and three stop sign Guifar Hobby Classes out the coxmtry “ is a national jjgg station and chargeft urlth tom” Incident at 8 Nike Gir­ p.m. wishing to do so make memorial presidential primary campaign, beginning, and President John- morrow at 8 p.m, at the Amerl- violations. He Is schedided for d le g r a c e,” he maintained, ggggp* from custody and placed cle. Snow was again arrested (Uteri MinoH Cmmmt Diitwri Cs. of Injury In the town clerk’s of­ to appear at the hearing have LEA BN t o PLAY THE GUITAB In cor poputaur 10-we«k HOBBY 1701 N. BrMd St., PMte., Pa. 1S12S The family suggests that contributions to the Nexvington Romney stopped one worker to son delayed sending In federal can Legion home. fice. She is claim litf lixjuries not been released. court appearance on Jan . 29, "PubUc magnanimity and gen- g oeU until 7:80 a.m. this on Jan. 2 after he was found CLASS. Classes lor Youngsters - Adults W-60 lor the 10-week course. eroslty has never contributed monilng uteen he was trans- with a 14-year-old girl In hls tboae wishing to do so make Home for Crippled Children, ask for a vote and wound up in troops to quell the trouble. - received as Uxe result of a fall School' board chairman John in CirexUt Court 12, East Hart­ —GUTTABS LOAMBD- PtetM iwTeltllli H Loaa-tp-Mall Ptea. m am orlal contributions to the ------a debate on the riots. Romney started campaigning St. ChrUtopher’s Mother’s Dec. 16 on a public highway. Rottner has agreed, however, ford. to education what we feel Is fg y f^ h> Hartford fttate Ja il In car on Wadsworth St. He had Muscular Dlstrophy Association Franols B. Sullivan . “I think you fell on your feet before dawn, with that encoun- Circle wUl meet tomorrow at She said she received injuries that any material witnesses Amold Loadsberg — Instriiotor needed.” ygu gf |6,ooo bond until hls court been arrested on complaint of o r to the Newington Hospital The schools have been used appearance this morning. the girl’s mother. The girl, not Francis Bradley Sullivan, 62, up there In the riots," the work- ter at the Scott A WllUams Co., 8:80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. when rixe toll on the com er of Manning’s attorney wishes to $896 Million Earned Register NOW tor ClassM Starting Jan. 17th tor Crippled CSxUdren. of 48 Haynes St., husband qf er said. toured the Laconia Shoe Co. Thomas Magnotta, 82 Marshall Main and Oak Bts. as the result present will be heard. too long as the “whipping hoy Snow faces three other Identified becauee of her age, Mrs. Mary Roble Sullivan,' died “I’ll tell you what happened,’’ Romney is trying personal, Rd. Mrs. Louis Arruda of a manhole cover which rose Rottner will moderate the WAjSHINQTON—Old and. gas of juvenile delinquency,” he chargee. They are breach of was referred to juvenllle auth- John E. Hutter this ■morning at Manchester Me­ Romney replied. “I got caught persuasion in hls bid to win New hostosa. above the paved street! causing special session before the full leasing on U.S. public lands said. The ecbcwla have been peace, contributing to the de- orlties. John B . Nutter of Norwich, morial Hospital. between a soft mayor and a Hampshire voters, and also in -— a dangerous and hazardous oon- board. earned more than |896 nxUUon forced to shoxdder the reeponel- unquency of a minor, and poe- The weapons count against O l-**"^ * S" ' " w ------1------J father of Mrs. George Daniels Mr. Sullivan was born Jan. 1, president who vacillated.” an attempt to entrlce former Holy Family Mothers Circle dtUon. Manning Is a member of both during the ,12^nu)nth period ★ LANE MUSIC CENTER bUlties because of the failure of session o t a dangerous weapon Snow was brought after a load- . the MEA and the MFT and is the family t o maintain the re- in a motor veUcle. ed Italian Automatic hwd gun of Manchester, died early Sat- 1906 In Bridgeport, son of Wil- ‘‘You were the governor,’’ an- Vice President Richard M. Nix- will meet WediiisBday at 8 p.m. ended last Ju ne 80, the Deport- 649-7835 ^urday morning at hls home. liam and Catherine O’Connell other worker said. on into a series of New Hamp- at the home of MTs. John Ha- The world’s largest food crop personal policies chairman of nxent of the Interioi^s Bureau o t IIIV2 CENTER ST. MANCHBSHR BponslbilltieB of home and fam- Snow had appearod in Utlx and a night stick was found in ’ Su ^ v o n also Include two oth- Sullivan, and lived In Bristol for "You take a look at my shire campaign debates. ney, 160 Parker St. is rice. the latter organization. Lend Managrenxent reports, Uy relationships, Alonzo said. Olroult Oour( last Thursdky and his car. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, l968 PAGE THIRTEEN IPAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 colm Burlow, Mrs._ Irene Gay right but that I would never deal on her In emergencies.” became a community problem, managed the H u ^ n Tolland and Mra. Dean Shores. Pretty Sharon find a Job. You have to have a Dating presents something of Our 108ih Year U a stranger visiting another pany’s trading posU, p la in e d Menu Revised The canteen committee In­ place to serve your apprentice­ a problem, but Miss Thompson W ife Swap community was murdered, that by giving the mother pos- King Tells Antidraft Group: cludes Mrs. Romano Moroal, In Grave Job ship.” usually goes out with other Because of a delivery there was little chance of re- session of her children, tlw sur- Mrs. Jerome Smith, Mrs. Rlch- liie Earle Elliott Funeral members of the profession. ” It MORSE COLLEGE emergency, the lunch menus venge. And to further compound vival-oriented culture made the School and Finance Boards Eird Roberta, Mrs. Lawrence TORONTO (A P ) — Sharon Home happened to have a va- saves a lot of explaining,” she Apply Now for Fob. or Sopt. Entrineo DonH Let U.S. Stop Protests for tomorrow and Thursday Still Custom the situation, the tribe was sus- mother the center of the family Mrs. Henry LaFVmtalne, Thompson Is attractive, 22 ^gancy and was considering hlr- says. • ActoontlM • Smloott AUmloMrotlM at all Manchester public The Baby Has OAKLAND, Osllf. (AP) — Dr. ImmedlaU employment to all piclous that the stranger might milt. Therefore, if the father was Work on Budget Timetable Virginia Brown, Mrs. C3ar- years old and on undertaker. ing a woman apprentice to help There are about two dozen s Somrol ZnlMM • Socronrtal (Siraarttvo, schools except the high L*tol, MoSkM. OOMoroO Martin Luther King says he who need it. Of Eskimos murder a member of their com- lost or disappeared, the chll- ence Tracy, Mrs. Gerald Staves, Sometimes she fibs about It. out, especially with secretarial women undertakers In Ontario. school are b e i^ gevlsed. To­ TKANSPBS PSOOSAM4-COSOUCATIONAL feeU "there will be an attempt Comparing hU proposal to the munity and escape. Therefore, Wren’s security was not threat- H ie Board o f Ftnence meX also defeated (Coventry Jim- Mrs. Gordon Wells and Mrs. Some of her acquaintances work. Miss Thompson got the JOB PRSr PROOSAMS morrow's lunch will consUt By JIM OSBORNE PRSS PLACRMSNT by the government to crush so-called GI bill of rIghU for ve- a traveler was in grave danger, ened. And the problem resulting Mat w«nk wHh Boaird o f Educa- ior V a n ity team. High scorers MelUe Marines.' aren’t ready for the surprise of job. of oven fried chicken. On Canadian Press OVER 3 MILUON draft dissenters. We cannot let terans. King called Negro ____ But. the traveler could insure j^om children bom■ as a result 'tfon chainnan David Oook and for Tolland were Ron Gumon Voter EnroUment discovering what she does. in addition to secretarial Approved for Thursday, hamburg patties Veteron’s Troininit B e e n N a m e d them crush us.” Americans "veterans of the YE IX O W K N IFE , Northwest his safety by exchanging wives g, exchange unions was solv- Buperinfendent o f Schools Rob- with 27 points and Steve Kbths One person transferred enroll­ Miss Thompson, from Parry work, her duties range from PRESCRIPTIONS will be served. The civil rlghU leader spent long siege of denial." He said Terrltorles (A P )—-For traveling in the settlement, thereby gain- evt Brairton to work out a with 28. ment from the Democrat to Re­ Sound, Ontario, worked as a helping families make funeral Safely Compounded IN ANN STREET Sunday afUr.ioon at Santa R iU sweeping aid U needed to trans- in the arcUc, the best life insur- pmUcOon of his "ex- The male head of the t t ^ l y ‘ hudgetaiy tiknetolble and fa- BloodmobUe Visit publican parties, at Friday’s clerk for two years before en- plans to flower arrangements, Hirtlerf, Conn. 06103 Zaecafdy, Jdhn Joseph, aon of Donald L. and Barbara PrUon Farm 20 miles southeast form the condlUons of Negro life _ l. -nee tyuicv was a wife Wives change relaUves.” unit was responsible for provld- ■mdStarize the ftnance board w'Kh Mrs. Raymond Zabilansky will voter enrollment session. rolling In the Canadian school Her boss adds that she’s "quite ARTHUR DRUB TEL. U2-2261 Barre Zuecardy, 8S Manwaiing Rd., Norwich. He was bom of Oakland, vUitlng Jailed draft immedUtely. He did not indl- U m o n U r s s t l c o u ld ^ ^changed U m i»ra rily Duncan Pryde, member ^ t h e ,ood, shelter and InstrucUon ' a**JA&**M*A ModlAMisI ^1a*%nlncv Blood feuds arose from the R(». I), TollisJ Tpks. man Blgleman, Mrs. Roman Frederich, Brian Wilhelm, son of Wilhelm A. and Shirley are two parts of the same strug' areas without national planning hometown addresses could not TED TRUDON be learned immediately, police traditional responsibility of a Tileefirillt-Minektitw Bellemore Frederich, 58 Florence Ave., Rockville. He was bom gle. I have been working too to help them and, as a result. said. However, it was Imown murdered man’s relatives to 447-2III ™ Mr.. Mr,. MU- «u..nU., B,l. .S-BB., Jan. 1 at RockvUle General Hospital. HU maternal grandpar­ long against segregation to were "substantially Ignored or VOLKSWAGEN that all four soldiers were sta­ take revenge on his family, a U.S. CHOICE BEEF enU are Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Bellemore, Un-Sal St., Windsor segregate my mowd concerns,” grossly exploited, Of the school budget, -wbth oth­ tioned at Fort Devens, Mass. series of murders by one man Locks. HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. August he said. King's testimony before the er fixed expendiitures such cus ' T ' o l l j l ' n f l NO WASTE ..ALL SOLID MEAT Police said the three surviv­ Frederich, Mannheim, Germany. He has a brother, Glen A., 9. In Washington, meanwhile, group last Oct. 23 was released transportation and uUllbles odd- ing men appeared seriously in­ NO FAT ADDED ***** the NaUonal Advisory Oommls- Saturday. The commission was tog ito the peroentiage. jured. Plana and Felix have I I Ml OKI Adams, Timothy Gene, son of Wayne G. and Nora Burke Sion on Civil Disorders released named by President Johnson to of Service and Quality" YOUR SATISFACTION been transferred to Hartford The meeting was termed to- Adanu, Snip^c Lake Rd., Ellington. He was bom Jan. 6 at testimony in which King called find out why city riots occurred CD Director Stresses Need Hospital in Hartford from John- MANCHESTER .totmatfve by those attending, GUARANTEED | b . Rockville General Hospital. HU maUmal grandparenU are Mr. for a billu.i. ofu, rights for the na- last summer 7 and recommend son Memorial Hospital in Staf- ' and a good relaitionship between and Mra. Kemieth Burke, 849 N. Granby Rd., North Granby. Uon's disadvantaged and crea- steps to prevent future upris- springs, where the men Burr Corners Shopping Center the tiwo boards was achieved, For Communication System HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams, tion of a national agency to give Ings. ______were brought following the ac­ accordbig to Oook. Houlton, Maine. He has a brother, Christopher Wayne, 8. Tolland Turnpike The finance board also dls- One o f ‘the largest voids in Its methods through the years, BONELESS BRISKET For Soups, Fricassee or Salads **»*•* cident. Maddaluna remained in Johnson Memorial. ; cussed setting up an aocount- the area o f citizen prot'eetton in Cabanlss noted, and Is attempt­ Monaghan, Michael Robert, son of Michael and Linda Stamford Man Shot in Head Fhentes was dead at the scene SOUTH WINDSOR! -tog system to assist the town TVdland is the lack o f a pro­ ing to keep up with the needs Burke ifnnaghan, 1612 Cedar Dr., Surfslde, S.C. (Sgt. Mona­ of the accident, of which police popular ;v A tractor-trailer driven by public officials within the txjwn, "protection of the general pub­ corm CUT UP grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, Wilmington, William Daniel, 41, of Clarks- MANCHESTER • Fees now generatecMhrough ^ucconUng to Civil Defense Di- lic from disaster, man-made or Mb. N,C. HU paUmal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mon­ STAMFORD (AP) — A man neys had been available. But vllle. Ga., underwent a grazing I the town clerlt’s office w l be tector Davia Oabanlss. otherwise.” i b . 7 9 < i b . 2 9 < aghan, 21 Hendee Rd. HU maternal great-grandmother U Mrs. 725 Middle Turnpike East HILL'S BROS. 6 7 ' who was shot in the head last Sunday night the hospital de- collislcm with a car driven by ■turned over to the town with None of the town vehicles or A sound <3D program must be MMUS PACK _ A Blanche Reiner, Wilmington, N.C. HU paternal great-grand- FMday during a tavern fight no elded to turn down Wright as a Arthur Hults of Dorchester, , the appropriate records. The oonstabile cars are equipped ■with based on public education, ac­ modiers are Mrs. James Beiare, Balluln, Mo., and Mrs. Mar­ m m longer is considered a potential potential donor, "Technical rea- m s l s s. Police said Hulls' car [board appointed member Stuart an effective communications cording______^ to„ the__ local______director._ UPTON TEA BAGS A 5 9 " Bonixss-BonoN io u n d SHOULDER STEAK OR SHOULDER garet Monaghan, 61 Laurel St. heart and kidney transplant op- sons” were cited, but no ex- went out of control while pass- OVEN BAKED m i a a NO FAT ***** Joslin to meet with town clerk system. H ie fire and a.mbulance Even though the local CD or- eratiais donor. planatlon was given by the hoe- mg the truck. The grazing col- Gloria Meurant and First Se- vehicles ore on the mutual aid ganizations exist by public law, CORNED BEEF SOLID NEAT lb. LONDON BROIL lb. Packer, Christopher IlMmas, son of Albert James Jr. Legal difflcultleB and his pltal. lision caused the truck to Jack- EARLY WEEK lectman Ernest Vlk to set up network; the resident sitaite B & M BEANS EXTIALEAN emCKEH LE G S W ITH IA n and Monica Murphy Packer, 87 London Rd., Hebron. He was DOUBLE there is no requirement that lo­ mother’s refusal to consent to “ It seems a waste that we knife with ite trailer com^^ete- .proper procedures. trooper is on another frequency. bom Jan. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal cal government must financial­ G R O ^D ROUND lb. the operations apparently mean can’t salvage anything out of ly blocking the oncoming two T O P V A U i a Ambulance Volunteers he noted. APRICOT-AHPLE • GRAPE-APPL QUARTERS . K c lb. grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Highland St. ly support the program. There ■ o n iE s s that 26-year-old Eugene Wright this tragedy,” Dr. Sava said, lanes of interstate Route 84. Twenty-five interested men at- Civil Defense Is attempting to IRAVSI HU paternal grandmother U Mrs. Marie Packer, 111 Holl St. Is also no penalty for disregard­ ORANGE APRICOT will remain in Stamford Hcepl- The soldiers’ car then came tended yesterday’s “Get To add a oommunicatiions system He has a brother, Albert James m , 4; and a sUUr, Monica ing the law which establishes CHUCK FILLET lb. tal, where he is m critical con­ along and went under the trail­ Know Your Ambulance Assocla- wiithiln the town that will CD organizations, KIELBASl Mary, 7. Buiying Wires Cheap stum FOOD dition. er, shearing off the convertible C. DRINKS • And Easy to Install [tlon Meeting” with 16 of these evemltuaaiy tie all these groups The recent events In Wethers- FRESH LEAN B THRIFTY EARLY MORN top of the car. e o y t Y 'signing up for the required first KrawfBky, Ann MlcheUe, daughter of the late George Mi­ Dr. Gerard A. Sava, a neuro­ together, Cabanlss explained. field point very strongly to the laid courses. Any other residents chael and Olive Crawford Krawfsky, 284 Long Hill Rd., South logical surgemi treating Wright, NEW YORK—New dltch-dlg- Tw o steps In that direct on fact that educational programs 6R0UND CHUCK SKINLESS FRANKS SLICED BACON Fnndaor. She was bom Jan. 8 at ManchesUr Memorial Hospi­ tried to arrange to have Wright ging and cable-laying equlp- ; interested m participating In the have been taken .this year with for the general public and town c a n s transferred to Malmonldes Ho8- ment makes it inexpensive and More Tools Imported WQNIiSD ' ten-week first aid courses which 'the estatoUahment o f a CD of- officials must be stepped up tal. 4 < < * * *1 *. * pltal in Brooklyn, N.Y., where relatively easy to install tele- NEW YORK —Because do­ ■ include both beglnnlnera and ad- flee In the Town Hall which will so the true purpose of CD is • vanced first aid may call eventually house some o f the OaDussI, Stephen Joseph, son of Joseph John and Rose­ Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz has per- phone and electric wires be- mestic manufeicturers have not recognized all citizens, Oa- CHEF BOT-AR-DEE mary Coaasin Gallussi, 227 Centor St. He was bom Jan. 8 at formed two heart transplant op- neath the ground, been able to fill orders quickly Charles Mayer, Cider Mill Rd. required communications equip- baniss concluded. ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. HU matomal grandparenU are orations. Both patients died In San Diego, Calif., 60 per enough, more machine tools are ■ or Mrs. Jerome Smith, Summit ment, Board of Tax Review ; Dr. A radib tower has been erect- R A v io ir^ c ” 3 8 9 ' Mr. and Mrs. Reno Coassln, 114 New Rd., Mt. Carmel. HU ma­ shortly after surgery. cent of the houses built in 1666 being imported. U. S. machine- The Board of Tax Review will CHEF BOT-AR-DEE “ Wright’s condition is hope- were free of poles and over- Two first aid course classes ed on the Town Hall by Oon- 1 5 W 0 |2 i U T T U UNK RATH-IOIIELRSS-CITOVAC Um al grandparenU' are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallussi, 20 tool distributors and dealers Imld grievance sessions on tax 0 cans Q 0 less for recovery,” said Sava head wires, will run simultaneously. The necUout Oommunications Inc. Beechwood Ave., Hamden. He has a brother, Joseph John Jr., now represent about 340 import­ assessments at the Town Hall BEEF-A-RONI lb. on Sunday. "H is brain is de- The new towns of R^gton, Va., first meetings will bo held on fo r future communications JONES SAUSAGE SOCETY HAMS 1%. ed lines, up from 78 about 10 POPULAR CHOICE on the following days; Feb. 1 CB*im UNION TATLOR ***,*<*' stroyed but other organs, like and Columbia, Md., have bu*-- Wednesday with the other class woifc. CD pensomiel In the town * quort 0 C ARMOUR H A R ' years ago. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 btl. Mb. 8-01. hls heart and kidneys, are In led all their uUHUes. holding its first meeting Thurs- worked with the oommunlca- PRUNE JUICE pkg. Strait, Lisa Sylvia, daughUr of Samuel Presley and SLICED to 10 p.m.; Feb. 3, from 9 a.m. PORK ROLL m m BACON Frances Marino Strait, Summit Dr., Tolland. She was bom better shape tb«n mine." Sometimes it is even cheaper day. The classes will be held ttons company to hold the cost to 6 p.m.; Feb. 7 from 7 to 10 SWOTS PREWDN In an hour, an average apple Jan. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hos^tal. Her maUmal grand­ But the surgeon soon encount- "underground.” In one area once a week for the ten-week o f the tower installation to a pm.; Peb. 10 from 9 a.m. to the average cost was $8(X) per tree can distribute about four parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Benedetto Marino, Norwood, N.J. ered problems. period, and begin at 7:30 p.m. minimum. 6 p.m.; Feb. 14 from 7 to 10 GRAND UNION SAUSAGE i5u ?RPA^S pk°g 09^ HYGRAOE FRANKS 79' Because Wright was shot. Dr. “ /ears ago. but now it gallons of sap. In the Ambulance Room of the The "minimum CD budget” Her patomal grandparenU are Mrs. Myrtle Strait, Rockville, p.m., and Peb. 17 from 9 a.m. SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE] and Harry A. Strait, Glastonbury. She has a sUtor, Therese, 3. Sava said, the Fairfield County “ ______PEACHES Town Garage on Dunn HUl Rd. ((200) Is now neoriy exhausted. to 6 pm. LIQUID BLEACH ***>«* coroner, Isadore Kbtler, said TVAA member Mike Kappa will according to Oabanlas. and fur- Corrections will be made in FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN Cyprus, a straetgic l^and in OcHirtrlght, Melissa Lynn, daughter of Terry M. and Wright could not be moved to “ serve as Instructor of the Wed- ther communications plans will the town’s Grand List, edter « V .— —iti.-..* ...... i-n .ill* the eastern Miediterranean, was Xerox Copy Service nesday night clsiss. The Instruc- have to wait until more funds Kathryn MllletU Courtrlght, 168 Main St. She was bom Dec. 22 New York without causing dlf- ^^g^whelmed by Egyptian war­ IN HEAVY SYRUP completion of the sessions by at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Her maUmal grandparenU flcultles for law officers in Con­ Manchester tor of the Thursday class has are allocated toy the town's peo- orATs’essiirs” riors in about 1500 B.C. Nearly a are Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. MllletU, 168 Main St. Her paternal necticut. Blneprlnt and Supply, Ihc. yet to be assigned. ^ ^ ♦ Th® BuUeUn Board dozen empires seized and ruled grandiMurenU are Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Courtrlght, 16 Mill St. Kotler, the doctor said. 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester The classes are open to men CD director ^ xhe Red Cross Bloodmoblle ***.«.*! Ml* Qyppua before it became an In- 28 OZ. CANS claimed that Connecticut would ____ ,____ 649-8698 and women of the town, with no the annual report of Resident pgrigh ^ „ dependent member of the Brit Tonng, Daniel Jay, son of Daniel P eU r and Judith Moore Ro « New England's Leading in connection with the case. He WEEK BUYS and instructor will be David Hus- Large cities have more funds tional (Jhurch Social Rooms. GRAND UNION CRINKLE CUT ClbuUkl, Todd Allen, son of Gerald J. Sr. and Betty Tas- is charged with aggravated as­ Two-Year Professional 3 ' " 7 9 i sey of the TVAA. A total of 16 to allocate for CD than small person ClbuUki, Gilead St., Hebron. He was bom Jan. 7 at sault. men have signed up for the In- towns. They consequently get Manchester Evening Herald POTATOES ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. HU maUmal grandparenU are STOCK UP!^ structor’s course. more In the way of matching SCHRAm S REEF OR CHICKEN In addition, Wright’s mother, School of Tolland correspondent Bette Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Kennedy, Brookfield Hllden, Nova The TV A A answered at least federal and state funds for the Mrs. Pauline Youmans of Estlll, Quatrale, telephone 875-2846. Scotia, Canada. HU paUm al grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. POT PIES S.C., objected to the operations three emergency calls over the program. GRAND UNION WalUr CibuUkl, Billerica, Mass. He has a brother, Gerald J. weekend. Including one on Sat- The small towns q ^ te often on Wright necessary for trans­ Jr., 2; and a sUUr, Kathie Ann, 1. ACCOUNTING FOR WHITER WASHES urday and two early yesterday provide inadequate funds for GREEN PEAS ***!*.*> plants—removal of the organa. evening. The resuscltator, every day public service organi- Mrs. Youmans was called. Dr. Betty Canary MINUTE MAID Dickson, Shawn Marie, daughUr o f R. Michael and Terry purchased las^u m m er, is used nations within tee town such m Sava said, because Wright’s HARTFORD INSTITUTE OP ACCOUNTING DETERGENT U ve in the Present, Junior SUnaon Dickson, 14 Hammond St., Rockville. She was bom Jan. In the majority of calls answer- police, etc., he said, n wife Louise had a baby Friday cases such as this. It is tee local By BETTY CANARY 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ 66 Forest St,, Hartford— ^TeL 247-1115 ed by the XVAA, according to ORANGE JUICE and was still in Stamford Hos­ (3 lb * 2 OZ* SIZE) CD organization’s responsibility 1 thought both the problem of [AMm enU are Mr. and Mrs. William F. Stinson, Coventry. Her pa- DASH member's reports. pital. The doctor said she want­ to co-ordinate local town organi­ the working woman and the Uraal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dickson, Crandall’s Open ed Mrs. Youmans to make the zations, to Insure teat they have plight of the housewife’s lost IVBi2-oz.^fliDD Hatch HiU Rd., Vem*. * they could...report VEAL STEAKS and Krechko Brothers have_ 2-2 , "Others just ignore It to the GERBER-STRAINED Because H ungrex is lemon meatngue pde for him, DEEP CUANING ALCOA FOIL J Krumlns, Richard Karlls, son of JanU and R iU Deknls I remarkable weight losses . records; while the Savings Bank . ability,” he noted. |ors the most powerful * of Tolland and Sport Mart have which, 1 am assuming, he pl-ans AUNT MILLIES Krumlns, 66 Henry St. He was bom Jan. 6 at Manchester Me­ o f 7 . . . 2 0 . ..even The CD program, contrary to nducing aid ever Grand Champion Quality Ito eelt after he has unhitched BABY FOODS 6 59* morial HospiUl. HU maUmal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. 1-3 records. the belief of many. Is no longer DASH DETERGENT SPAGHETTI SAUCE You Can le lc a s c d io r public use .. ,41 pounds in a short the horses, chopped a pUe of KsriU DeknU, 63 Dudley St., New Britain. HU maternal grand­ Results of Saturday’s contests "tee tin hat and whistle Image BESPACK-HOUSEHOLO RICH IN FLAVOR widiout prescription! while. So if you're tired wood and carried in the waiter. lOLD TO TOUR HANDS Mb. mother U Mrs. Milda Krumlns, Latvia. He has a sUUr, In­ are Upman Chorches over Clin- of several years ago” , Cabanlss l-pt. 6-oz. PLASTIC BAGS Bef Suppresses hunger pangs ^ o f half-wey measures ton Press 20-12; Krechko Brote- He says, without givllng grid, 4. and w ant really effective stfttfid names, that “some o f the besit btl. BROADCAST YUBAN COFFEE 8 3 c so effectively, it actually j CHUCK ROAST ’ era defeated Wanats 33-20, and The tin hats have become fall- IVORY LIQUID h elp in reducing lb minds in the country agree that CHILI & BEANS limits the ability of Savlngs Bank of Tolland over shelters and the whistles CONTADWA-PEELED Waser, Michael Richard IV, son of Michael Richard in Me don't ...send for Hungrex women should stop wondering WONDERFUL BROADCAST Mb. and Joan Hathaway Wazer, 84 Forest St. . He was bom Jan. 6 your body to produce Sport Mart 17-10. become sophisticated 12-oz. ^monteyaibiind' today. Hungrex will simply GARDEN FRESH-POPULAR PRODUCE who they are and go back to HASH at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandmother gnawing hunger Top scorers and outstadlng of communications. 2 cons 75* amaze yOu! You'll be wife, BROADCAST PEAR TOMATOES U Mra. Milton R. Hathaway, 84 Princeton St. HU patomal Mnsations! Result? You players Saturday Included " ‘ T h r apathy of the general G od-gl^n r ^ e of IVORY SNOW slimmer next week or your James Baker, Francis Rola, public Is Illustrated by tee mother and ■housekeeper." o»i- eenw. HASH ^ GRAND UNION FROZEN grandmother Is Mrs. Michael R. Wazer Jr., 72 Lebanon St, ? he noted, only suggest he keep looking AMERICA'S FAVORITE Mary Hager Dixon, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. She was bom Bunch or check with an agency offer­ DETERGENT ____ _ 14-oz. ketball team wlU\ play Bolton cabanlss termed this the 2-lb. 14-01, Jan. 5 at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- and Launder «owr. An«fSur RMmMsI OirnniBtos ing daltes by computer. btl. psurenU are Mr. and Mra. Albert W. Hager, 146 Vernon Ave., BROCCOLI Junior High In Tolland, tomor- “ mis-statement of the century.” pkg. HEINZ KETCHUP 29* If ho wants me to agree that Rockville. Her patomal grandmother U Mrs. Eva Dixon, Kel­ row; and Vernon Center Junior while fall-out shelters are of llt- SALVO TABLETS LYSOL HEINZ LITTLE ly Rd., Vernon. She has asU U r, Kelly Kathryn, 2. ' ' ...... For You PINT BOX OF CALIFORNIA High on Friday. tie use In a direct hit. It Is not alU women have lost thollr dflen- WASHDAY lORAClE _ _ _ _ 1516-oz. »**.** The Tolland Freshmen Basket­ the direct hit that will cause the tdtleB. I cannot toeoaiuse I think 3-lb. 1-oz. DISINFECTANT jar Chevalier, John Thomas, son of Maurice R. and Joan Call! CHiRRY PASCAL ball team w ill oppose the E. O. major percentages of deaths, most of us have a good M«a pkg. D H l PICKLES 39* SquiUacote Chevalier, 88 Cedar Ridge Ter., Glastonbury. He Large Smith Jr. Varsity team Thurs­ The main damage will be done on that score. I am not going TIDE DETERGENT by the fallout, "there are very to suggest aiU women quit their UBBY was bom Dec. 23 at New Brium General Hospital. HU mater­ i r V Mm I PMMr/Ml Rtdueimg Aid • TOMATOES CELERY Bunch day. . FINK DETERGENT 8-oz. nal grandparenU are Dr. and Mra. Vincent J. Squlllacoto, 80 NEW SYSTEM /Beer Befeesed /er FmhUe V—l A double header basketball effective and simple methods outside Jobs. I believe If a cans Lyle Rd., New Brltato. HU paUmal grandparenU are Mr. and game between the two local now devised to limit Its effect woman wants to stay home, she CUT WAX BEANS 2 33* COUNTRY DRUG 100% PU R E ,and the two Ellington teams of people. These methods are ^ou ld stay home. I f she chooses THRILL LIQUID Mrs. Arthur W. Chevalier, St. Albans, Vt. LAUNDRY 871 Weet Middle Tpke. 79' ***** Manchester, ,Oonn. has been scheduled lor Jan. 23 the basis for tee federal govern-, to work, that is something she OUdden, Michelle Ann, daughter of George D. and Char­ AND DRY CLEANING beginning at 6:16 in the Tolland ment’s expenditure in the ^D dedides fo r herself. Also, I know □ laad m$ regular 81-6ay supply of Hungrtx with P .M . for 63* lotte Scoulll Glldden, 812 Spruce S t She was bom Jan. 1 at ON H A R R IS O N OT. (44) ORANGE JUICE half gallon High gym. The games expected program,” he explained. If aOl mothers quit work this DUZ DETERGENT BEEF STEW ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU OH Bast Center St. ••Hr P , to create considerable mterest The general public apathy to- mornllng, there would be a lot are M r. and Mrs. James L. Scoulll, Bou Lane, Middletown. Her Opposite the Cemetery □ Sond fflo oeoaonipsito 42-diy supply for only |5 . will be open to the public. ward Civil Defense was Indlcat- o f hungry Children tonight, COFFEE paternal grandparenU are Mr. w d Mrs. Keith Glldden, 210 SEEDLESS The Tolland Junior High bas­ ed by W TIC’s Big Question, Ca- ActualUy, I think the boy For Pick-up and DeUveny 8 9 ^ ElioW MACARONI 2 X S3' Mountain Rd. ketball team defeated Coventry banlss stated, when 37 per cent should aibop worrying about BIAXW EU HOUSE « • * • * CaU 649-7168 Junior lUgh 40 to 24 last week. of those voting felt the local women and be glad he got to bag Civil Defense organizations go to school. I hope he will PRICES EFFKTlVE THRU SAT., JAN. 20. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS. Seoor, Todd William, son of Douglas Henry and Karen Bianohea at 601 Hartford Rd, GRAPEFRUIT . High gym. The games, expected to create consldexatile interest, were not necessary. learn one doesn’t attain man- Prlndle Secor, 40 Olcott St. He was bom Jan. 9 at Man(d>ester and Pine (Aeanen, Mancheste. MIMIe Tar«|lU», West-'»riI(fe-S l»e«M> 1 8 0 Slum, N e w k ig ^ Memorial Hospital. HU maUmal grandparenU are Mr. and ■m m *!tir Ttnf Itili Ricky Krechko with nine points. Methods Changed hood by blaming mom. 668 Center Street Mrs. William Prlndle, Manchester. HU paUmal grwdparenU ” □ Payment *Bnclosed -h' 86o for haniWtng The Tolland freshman team The CD program has changed (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) Orihi Friday ^ gh te to 9— All Redemption Centers Closed Mondays ••**•••«••••«tt«****t****t*******i************************ are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Secor, 144 High St. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JAl 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE EOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, JANUARY 1&, 1968 Victory Was Study in Balance, Solid Defense and Ball-Control Offense tvL*.'; The* Scoreboard Heavy School Slate, NBA Eastern Division W. L. Pet CMI. Philadelphia M 12 .730 — Boston 29 IS .690 8 Hill Indians Face Conard Detroit 24 23 .511 lOH Old Pro Packers Are Still On Top of 21 28 .477 12 By BARRY (X)WLES The MHS tankers are 2-1 whUc Coventry plays host to East 21 28 .447 18% for his second score of the give up coaching,, didn't say ii. u iu the riflemen stand undefeated Hampton In a COC8 contest and MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Pro­ er responded with his famous score. He later revealed that he we’ve played all year,” said Although they were tralHng, without catching Just one more. Bolton is visited by RHAM In Baltimore 16 27 .872 16% game. It was much too little, whether he would be a part of Mld-^y through the fessional football’s second toothy grin. was a secondary receiver on the Lombardi. “ We got a IS-or 14- the Raiders were far from dis­ This-is it. I’miretired as of now that future. “ It would be fooHsh basketball season, several Basketball action Friday is by anoUier COCS game. Ellington couraged. “ We had complete and, no, he won’t talk me out of much too late. Western Division Super Bowl is history and ’”rhe game ball?” Lombardi play. point lead and then we go on for me to try to make any Mnd key games are slated this far the busiest night wlUi five wiu bus to South Windsor to j j laughed. “ I got it, and it's right "CarroU Dale was the pri­ vacation.” confidence at halftime,” said it this time.” “ The Packers never change,” .728 — of decision at this time. I’m week for league and confer- conference meetings listed. batUe for second place In the soajrranclsco 81 18 Green Bay’s old pro Pack­ over there,” hi^sald, nodding at mary man on the other side,” The Raiders seemed ready for Coach John Rauch. "W e’d come McGee also said he was quit­ said Billy Cannon, the Raiders’ .660 8 going to take about three days ence positions. No less than East Catholic hosts East Hart- NOOC while independent Che- LosAngeh “ ers are still on top of the the sterling sUver footbaU that Dowler said. But the RsUders more late In- the first half when back like that often dturing the ting after the Packers’ 35-10 tight end. “ They Just come at 22 22 .600 10% off and do absolutely nothing. High for the only non-con- ney Tech hosU Prince Tech. Chicago hill. sits atop the trophy emblematic were blltxlng on the play and Donny Anderson punted and season before.” Super Bowl victory over Kansas you and 'beat you.” 13 hoop clashes are listed 'ord 17 SO .362 17 What I think I wUl do Is give for the schoolboy schedule, ference contest. Manchester will WresUlng finds East Catholic Diego The Packer* methodically of football’s world champion­ that made the difference. Bird called for a fair catch. But But the Raiders hadn’t played City last year. But Lombardi “ It was a day of learning,” 13 84 .277 21 said Lamonica, who completed Vince Lombardi a good, hard Wrestling, swimming and rifle he at Wethersfield High In OCTL visited by Hartford Public and g^atUe destroyed the upstart Oakland ship. "When Oakland came with the he dropped the ball and rookie the Packers before. convinced him to return this 12 36 .280 22 Green Bay kept the pressure season. 15 of 34 for 208 yards compared look.” squads will also be batUIng It acUon while Rockville enter- Mbnehester at Platt High, Radders 33-14 Sunday with Bart The game started as if the blits,” said Starr, “ it meant Dick Capp, added to the Packer Winning was worth |16,000 to Sunday's Result Chandler’s fourth field goal of to Starr’s 18 for 24 for 202. out for top positions. tains Newington High dn CVC Swimming and rifle both hoet Packers would breese and when there was single coverage on roster in midweek, recovered on and soon It was 23-7 on An­ each Packer while each losing St. Louis 99, Chicago 92 Starr's brilliant play-calling and derson’s two-yard plunge. Starr the game, with two seconds left “ We’re a good, young ball dub. Only schedQed activity today WeUiersfleld High. it finished, they had. Boyd. He beat Kent McClough- for Green Bay. Raider took home $7,500. Ben Don Chandler’s educated toe keyed the 82-yard drive when he in the period, made It 26-7. The We’ll be back.” was a wrestling match at East ______Chandler kicked field goals an inside.” Three plays later, with Just Wilson. Green Bay’s hard-run­ ABA doing the bulk of the work. 31-yarder hit the cross bar going Lombardi refused to compare Catholic High with the Eagles from 39 and 20 yards out and With the Raiders seeingly six seconds left in the half. hit veteran Max McGee, the ning fullback, made a bit less W. L, Pet O.B. over. this year’s Green Bay team entertaining Waterford High. The victory was a study in then Starr and Boyd Dowler ready to be finished off, the Chandler kicked his third field hero of last year’s Super Bowl, than his teammates though. Minnesota 28 14 ..687 — Now the Raiders had to open with some of his others. “ I will The Manchester IBgh Indians, Cage Warfare Like Weather balance for the Packers, who combined for a 82-yard scoring Packers let them off the hook. goal — this one from the 43. with a 36-yard pass in a third- Wilson lost a contact lens in Pittsburgh 29 16 .689 — got solid defense to go with and-inches situation at the it up — and Green Bay wcm say this,” he said. “ The history out front In the CCIL, host Con­ pass in the second quarter and a Daryle Lamonica finally got '*rha4. was the one we wanted,” the final moments of the game. Indiana 28 23 .611 6% Green Bay 40. waiting. Herb Adderley picked of the Packers Is in the future, ard High Tuesday night In the Starr’s ball-control offense. 13-0 Green Bay lea^ Oakland’s offense moving and the balding, 33-year-old place- “ It will cost $48.60 to replace,” For Collegians on Weekend New Jersey 20 24 .466 9 McGee, 35, who annoimced his off Lamonlca’s pass and raced as great as it has been in the feature l^11 scene during the week- a strong St. Michael’s squad Dallas 21 16 .668 4 all record while Conard stands ®"<1 “ ^e weath- had trouble with the University Houslon 18 27 .372 12 First Hockey Death 6-2 and 7-2 in the log book. ®*'' Hartford and had to be sat- Oakland 16 26 .366 12 East Catholic will carry a per- Fairfield musterod a fiUKiourt isfled with a 90-82 victory at the Anaheim 16 so .333 14 feet record to RockvlUe High ^ress with Manhattan College end of a tight game. Tuesday in a non-conference holding a 65-68 lead. The de- The victory was the 12th Sunday’s Results clash. Coach Don Burns and his tactic proved to be a against 2 losses for the Ver- Houston 92, Indiana 87 Eagles should have litUe trouble a^ratglc wedge as well, setting monters, while Hartford slipped Minnesota 128, Oakland 107 In 51-YearHistory Dallas 130, Anaheim 123 keeping the slate clean at 8-0 “ P ® 13-polnt scoring spree and to a 7-7 record. Tom McKenna with the 2-7 Rams. six-point Fairfield advantage, igd the host St. Michael’s team about 26 feet in front of the Oak­ ST. PAUL-MINNEAP- In other non-conference pair- The Jaspers Jumped back to with 28 points. Junior forward land goal. OLIS (AP) — Bin Master- Ings Tuesday Coventry High (6- “ ® ^he game at 77-77 untU Art Howard Bussee scored 23 for Masterton fell backwards, the FRIENDLY HANDSHAKE — 'Two hu^e papier- Bowl game yesterday at Miami’s Orangfe Bowl. B ow lin g txm, a professional hockey back of his head slamming 3) travels to South Windsor Kennedy stuffed in a rebound Hartford. mache stautea, symboKc of the American and Na­ (AP Photofax). High, (5-3) while Cheney Tech, P'**- Fairfield In the lead Wesleyan fans watched a vls- player with the Minnesota against the ice. He was taken COUNTRY CLUB — Don Be- North Stars of the National from the ice on a stretcher, his tional Football Leagues pause on field before Super now 1-6, treks to Rham High lUng Bowdoln College quintet w ? m r,« m Hockey League, died eariy head bleeding profusely, and (5-4) of Hebron for a tough Larry Clrlna scored 25 points out-rebound, outshoot and Uck meeting. for Fairfield, but the Jasper’s off a nearly perfect record at ^ A1 today of a massive internal was rushed to the hospital. Blew Three Stroke Final Round Lead, Recovered Caps Win Again brain injury. His parents had been sum­ Conference games listed Tues- Bill <3oodfellow nailed down the foul line on the way to an Harry Atherton 136-186_ moned from Winnipeg, and HARTFORD (AP)—The Hart­ day find Ellington High (2-0 and scoring honors with 29 points. 86-72 win. 166-402, John Masterton had been Injured were at his side. He also is sur­ ford Capitols of the Eastern 5-2) at Suffield High (3-2 and 4- Connecticut’s ’2-0 Yankee Con- Guard Bob Patterson led the Turley 366, CHlff Sprague 356, when he fell hard to the ice Sat­ vived by his widow, Carol, a Basketball Leag^ue stretched 2) for a NCXX! clash. Bolton ference record went down the Polar Bears with 80 points. For- John Dyment 164-387, CTharlte urday nlg^t in a game against son, 3, a daughter, 1, and a Sudden Death Win for Pott thelr victory skein to seven High entertains Bacon Academy drain when the Huskies lost 78- ward Frank Sapdolas’ 22 points Whelan 360. games wlto jveel^end victories in COCS activity. The Bulldogs 65 to Rhode Island. The Rams was tops for Wesleyan. _____ the Oakland Seals. brother. Masterton had left a job in PEBBLE BEACH, Calif, toad blown a three-stroke lead at since 1963. over the Tri-City Flyers and the are 3-3 and 6-3 while the visitors found strength In the rebounding The Coast Guard was able to CONSTRUCTION — Tony D1 Death came at 1:55 a.m., in (AP)—^Thefiisttime Jolm- ‘toe start of Sunday’s p l^ and He also got $2,’TM f<» w U ^ g Allentown Jets. are 3-3 and 7-3, as the two will Art Stephenson as they post- defend the honor of Connecticut gregorto 160-403, Henry ' Frey Falrvlew-Southdale Hospital in contract administration with ny Pott played the 15th hole was four strokes (lown to Casper the pr^amateur tit P ‘Spider Bennett was the top battle for fourth position in the ed their fourth conference tri- college basketball, however, 142-39X Ernie Oakman 168-392, suburban Edina. Honeywell, Inc., last year to Two neuro-surgeons were retiun to professional hockey at Petoie Beach Sxmday he Jit rtptpotpd “ J^plthrAUpr Thev had a four- ^co^er in both games, hitting conference. umph without a loss. thanks to a brilliant 29-polnt per- Zlg OlBfert 144-372, Russ Deveau among five doctors in attend­ after a four-year semi-retire­ won confidence. Pott T l ^ ‘‘I wasn-t (S iL dav ^ ^ 1 1 totol of 263 four for 29 against the Flyers at Bing- Tuesday’s wrestling has Man- Offensively, the Huskies formance by Dave DuBols of 140-369, Peter Kaloa 867, W e s ance administering to the 29- ment. He had decided to return The second time he won $16,- but «nvthi!lf rai strokes ahead of Casner and toamton Saturday night and for Chester facing Conard, as do lacked the power to move any Woolcott. After trading baskets Bunce 384, Earl Tracey 188-383, year-old Winnipeg, Man., native. to pro hockey this season when 000 and victory in the Bing «, ^ yuung ca i niokaon against Allentown on the Cap- the swimming and rifle teams, closer than 63-48 after Rhode with the Merchand Marine Acad- Harry Buckminster 360, Gene A club spokesman said that no Minnesota was awarded a fran­ Crosby GoU Tournament. u ^ d id After four bo^evs ^ X ^ r and Devlin snllt the difference Is that the later Island had built a 43-30 margin emy in overtime play, DuBoU Parker 148-368, Clarence McCon- operation had been performed. chise in last year’s NHL expan­ His 26-foot chip for a birdie throueh io John said he bfewi s e c ^ and third pro division Hartford Is now 11-6 on the two wlU travel to West Hartford, by halfUme, Bill Corley was fashioned the 99-96 victory with nell 357, Carlo Petricca 361, Masterton’s death is the first sion to 12 teams. was the money shot but he to^et L ^ e ^ S On 12 h^^ m o S ‘or » 7 ,^ a p le«. visiting the Conard HigH squads, held to 12 points, and John a field goal and two foul shots. Otto Mayer 142-360. in the 61-year history of the Na­ Masterton played two seasons thought a blast out of the sand 12-footer for a birdie—“ the Pott, who led the tournament tional Hockey League. BILL MASTERTON of pro hockey—at Hull-Ottawa an hour earlier and 10 feet thing I’d really done right after the second and third Masterton, father of two small in the Western Professional away was better. day." Then came No. 16—the rounds—playing Pebble Beach, children, cracked the back of ering the game conflict on what Hockey League in 1961-62 and “I hit a g(X>d chip,” said the i^f^r scene of his playoff—and Cypress Point and treacherous his head hard in a fall to the ice happened. But Masterton some- with the Cleveland Barons in happy 82-year-old from Broad- jjjg se(x>nd shot into a trap Spyglass Hill—saw his putter in Minnesota’s 2-2 tie with Oak- how slipped or had his feet the American Hockey League in water Beach, Miss., after whip- alongside the green. fall him on the opening holes land. knocked out from under him in 1962-63. He was the sixth leading ping Billy Casper and Bruce Confidence regained, he Sunday. Reports by sports \^ters cov- a high-sticking crowd of players scorer in the AHL in 1662-63. Devlin In a suddm-death play. blrdied 16 and 17 and came He three-putted two holes and off. ’’But the shot out of the home with a four-day score of overshot the g^reen on another to sand on the 15th was a great 286, equal to Casper and Devlin, make the nine-hole turn three- *toot.” Pott and his playoff mates over par for the day. Honeymoon Appears at End Pott—If they had held a vote— went back to friendly 16, first Pott also three-putted the would have won the "rnoet un- hoia of the sudden death. On 10th. likely to make a playoff” plaque their second shots, Casper Casper put together three after 10 holes of the final day of knocked his ball six feet from birdies on the front nine to whiz Vet Hockey Teams Bing’s $104,600 clambake. He the pin, Devlin was 60 feet away past Pott—he trailed Johnny by RESTAURANT — Leo Rivers ' on the edge of the green and three going Into the round—and 153- 393, George Hampton 141- Pott, with an 8-lron, was in a blrdied 10 to all but seal Pott, 381, Russ Fountain 147, Rollie Now Getting Even little ridge of fringe grass to the Then Billy’s putter began to Irish 139-372, Jerry Goodrich right—a couple of club lengths fall In five holes on the back 141-366, Chet Russo 156-380, Vic NEW YORK (AP)—^The early-season success of Na­ from Johnny’s earlier ’’great side he missed birdie putts. Abraitis 149-358, Ed Bujaucius tional Hockey L^gue expansion clubs against their es­ shot.” Devhn hajd started three FIRST OF FOUR—Green Bajr^s field goal speciafitrt, Don Chandler scoiingr pace. Bart Starr held on first three-pointer above. Chan­ 137-149-429, Dick DiBella 140- tablished rivals raised eyebrows from Schenectady to ” I had a pretty good feeling strokes back ol Pott Sunday in 137-410, Joe Dworak 145-360, (84) hit on all four tries—^from 89, 20, 48 and 81 yards—to set dler also added three extra points. Saskatchewan. . . . I thought I might make it,” the first toumament ctf his come- IS YOUR YEAR TO E>on ^ x x 139-140-410, Hank he said. back effort after a disastrous Frey 146-368, Harry Buckmins­ After last weekend’s East- and Derek Sanderson, Ken West match-ups in Boston and Hodge, Bobby Orr, Eddie Shack Casper missed his six-footer 1967. He passed Johnny and ter 150-366, Win Smith 139-350, and Pott, smiling his best tooth- built a one-stroke margin over Walt Suchy 135-362, Ted Schle- Toronto, however, it appears and Skip Krake completed the the honeymoon has ended — rout. Boston rolled up a 7-0 lead some smile, was a tournament Casper until he overshot the AFL Gains Six Points in Catch Up Drive hofer 164-395, Bob Friday 136- champion for the first time I6th green and took a bogey. 154- 399, Vic Mareinelli 143-359, with overdue bills to be paid. before Dave Balon ruined goalie Ed Gutt 143-386, Joe Cataldi 146, The Bruins, beaten in six of Ed Johnston’s shutout bid late Roy McGuire 371, Dick Sim­ their first 13 meetings with the in the final period. Another weekend of gd ski­ BaskethalVs ^SuperbowV mons 355, A1 Bujaucius 356, Rick NHL newcomers, walloped Min- Masterton died early Monday ing was enjoyed in Vermont. CJavar 355, Paul Sartor 156-149- nesota’s worried and travel- after suffering head injuries in Stayed at the Nokea Manor ‘We’ll Be Back’-Daryle Lamonica 418, George (3ochran 146-145-499, weary North Stars 9-2 Sunday a collision during Saturday House in Marlboro, Vt. Ski com­ Final Countdown Starts Jim Lambert 136, John Surdell night. Saturday afternoon the night’s game against Oakland. panions were Leo Cyr and Bill develop into a team like the explosive. Oakland is. stricUy “ Nothing the Packers did as­ “ Lamonica deserves a lot of 144-400, Frank Rock 359, Frank Maple Leafs, 6-6-1 in previous The Black Hawks had to Fortin. Had a beautiful day of MIAMI (AP) — The Calvo 378, Bill Sheekey 364, A1 games against the expansion- make up a 2- 0 deficit after For UCLA-Houston Tilt Green Bay Ftokers still are Packers.” the kind of team that will nickel tonished us,” Rauch said. credit. He realizes he’s got a lot sunshine and excellent snow and dime you to keep moving.” to learn. We all do. But we’ll Falcetta 360, Bert Davis 376, ists, overpowered the Pitts- rookie Craig Cameron’s first conditions to match the temper- .jiie final countdown has Houston, 16-0, crushed V/eat the champions of all pro “We were ready for them,” “ Nothing Starr did surprised us. Rocco Lupacchino 375, Nick burgh Penguins 7-0. NHL goal and a breakway score shouted Packer Coach Vince Coach Johnny Rauch said his reach their strength shortly. ature a nice 31 degrees at the j,egim for college basketball’s Texas 98-63 in its tune up for football, but the American Raiders were unawed by the They played the game we ex­ “I was happy in the fact that Twerdy 350. St. Louis’ improving Blues Berenson put St. Louis base and 36 at the summit. The version of the Super Bowl—the UCLA when the Cougars will be Football League gained six Lombardi. But he added that Oakland “ is a good team and supermen reputaUons of the pected. We thought their de­ at no point in the game did we proved an exception to the new blue sky and no wind made It couigion between UCLA and seeking revenge for its last loss, points Sunday in^ts drive Packers and “ we had complete fense would be tough, and it give up. That's been the charac­ OOP WOMEN—Pat Forstrom rule of the Old Guard, holding 8®P Hawks late in the a good day to be outside, after Hpugton In the Astrodome Sat- to the Bruins 73-58 In last year’s well coached.” 181-467, Rita Anderson 466, Jan to catch up with the older Lombardi refused to compare confidence at halftime. But we was. We knew it would be hard ter of our boys all season. East Division leading Chicago second period and Erick Nester- having biting cold weather the Tjje big queation now is: NCAA semifinals, Leonard 467, Pat Turklngton and more powerful Nation­ the Raiders with last year’s made too many mistakes and for us to put many points on the They’re young and we’ll get bet­ to a 2-2 draw after bowing to goal midway past week. Alcindor be ready for No titles are at stake Satur- lost our momentum.” board. ter.” 465. New York 3-1 Saturday night. “ *^®- Upon arrival we had a chat blast off? day, but the No. 1 ranking and AT THE AIRCRAFT al League. Kansas City team, but defensive The Packers beat the AFX, end Willie Davis said he felt He blamed the loss on a Philadelphia fattened its West ™® “ * Chicago’s lead with Burr Vail, who was nermie—an aU- plenty of prestige will be up for Oakland was a better over-all breakdown in Oakland pass cov­ Division lead with a 6-3 victory '*'® second place Bruins to appointed assistant to Fred record for a college game grabs, along with another duel champion Oakland Raiders 33- Pabst Jr. The latter Is presl- re^rd for a crtlege g ^ ^ Alcindor. If he plays, club. erage, particularly on a 62-yard over Oakland in Sunday’s other points. 14, falling six points short of Third-period goals by Bill “ Kansas City was more of a scoring shot from Bart Starr to dent of Big Bromley. and Houston’s 6-8 Elvin Hayes. thiOr 3fi-10 mavgin < lasb year T., .1 Sutherland, Brit Selby and Jean After a few warm-up runs, the ^ w^

I I p a g e SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 4IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 BY SHORTEN and W HIPPLE Help Wanted— Mate 36 Holp Wanted MMe 36 Spoeial SorvICM 15 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE AOboxiNTANTS — Tax Prepar- AGGRESSIVE young man with TILE CONTRACTOR — Hoors, ability to type to work in trans­ ON/ EVEBYBOOyi t ir e d ? BILIOUS f eusREP? S o - you SFRIUO FOR A BOfTTUE OF THE ' ebs — Experienced In in­ OBVIOUSLY BUT BY TMt U > UM-HAK walls, shower door Installa­ TKi"EAey-l^ORE'' FOR A dividual incom'3 tax returns. portation. Good chance for ad­ RE GOING TO ‘ ^ O U N P S ? CLASSIFIED tions, marble work, flrehearths, STUFF - AND -mEH YOU READ THE LABEL? A DEFECTIVE TIME YOU FIND A UNLESS l i f t : m N R o t f e e l iFAR s Full time and part-time. Salary vancement. Call Wolfberg, 289- CRACK THE WHIP'l PIECE OF patios and entrances. Free es­ WHAT'S (fFOLKG HIRE A PLUMBER "Visa A 60V m O '6lf KE TOUNOER? iE S ! ROW iQU CAN plus bonuses. Manchester of­ 0273. MATERIAL/ WITH A WHEN THE PIPES LEAK.^^Vy BEALLVa IHAPPENS timates. Call 848-0106. fice to open January 2. H & R GUV'NORi Antwtr to Provloui Puiilo SAY GooDBie TO t h a t CITY Z j THEY fig u r e THEY SHOULD/O’OOO.'iDUKTO BE A Block, 027 Farmington Ave., manage^ h a v e A PRO ON ALL ^CANT AFFORDJIPERMA- Hamlet ADVERTISING DRAGGED-OUT^ RUN-DOWN MACHINISTS w W i Roofing— Siding 16 Hartford. 286-1081. V. 1 30eS.'A CITY m a n a g e r I i H i M { , NENT FEELING wnN M— ACROSS 3 Reckless CLASSIFIED ADVER’nSING DEPT. HOURS ROUTE salesmen for quality t DON'T' is AN EXPERT a t RUN- . ffEGIDENT l=tl=fari THE BEST In roofing — and CONTROMA'nCS CORP. 4 Prince, for 8 AAI. to 5 P.M. ^ dairy. Steady employment on GET'itoul NIN6 A CITY.'TWATSTHEj OF THE 1 "Give every example roof repair. Call Couglilin. 200 West Main St., Rockville m an t h y ------" ad U , ARGUMENT, ANYWAY.-^ 5 Benefit 1 R 0 U 6 L ^ well estabUshed routes out of 4"Fr»lHy, thy i= F = IM 648-7707. 6 Bacchante Wethersfield area. Average ------is woman' COPY CLOSING HME FOR CliASSIFIED ADVT. (var.) i / / 8 "A n g e la ------weekly earnings $140-0166. Ex­ ENGINE LATHE 7 Before 6 PJVI. D A Y B E F O R E P U B L IC A T IO N thee to thy cellent fringe benefits, includ­ 8 Transgression Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 6 p.ra. Friday. Roofing and TURRET LATHE rest” ing holidays, pension, etc. Call 12 WiUi will 9 Intoxicate Chimneys 16-A BRIDGEPORT e <••• b, !«.. annexed (ab.) 10 Egyptian river Brock-Hall Dairy, Wethers­ HS" 13 Above 11 Windftorm ROOFING — Specializing re­ field, 629-3321 for appointment. /•/S TM . U f. UX N t. OW. 14 Am aion 19 Newt PLEASE READ YOUR AD Minimum one year experience, 48 Clenched hand pairing roofs of .all kinds, new cetacean 22 Young 30 Transmit Glaaallled or “Want Ada" are talcen over the phone aa n 46-56 hours per week, liberal 47 Jot SCHOOL BUS drivers approxi­ 15 Of that man barracuda 32 Greek letter roofs, gutter work, chimneys 49 Leader (It) convenience. The advertisor should read hla ad the FIRST benefits, first and second shifts. A LLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 Woe 23 Many (com b.) (pi.) mately 7-9 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. 50 EgypOan , DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the cleaned and repaired, 80 years' 17 Dlckeni’ form) 33 Hindu princess $2.47 per hour. Silver Lane Bus iddess experience. Free estimates. character 24 Indefinite 34 You and I next insertion. The Herald la responsible for only ONE incor­ ranular snow Line, 643-8978. CALL MR. GIGGEY 876-3317 MvaocyNESA/ v b k b c x \ aw, ms those ^ aw, why ...IF THEY WANTA "\ YAH! LET 'EM I THArS WHAT 18 Hamlet's fiancee article 40 Morindin dye rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement;/and then only Call Howley 648-5861, 644- g53 PresidenUal aUZ,'iOU IWHACrSTH' I RUNAWAY /...THEi'KE \ FRET QO LIVE BY THEM-) LIVE IN V BOTHERS 20 Insect 25 Deceased 41 Color to the extent of a "make yood" Insertion. Errors which do nickname 8333. LOOK BEAT/ V PROBLEM?/'itXJTOPIAN ( 8UGaiN*TH ) ABOUT SELVES, THAT'S y ANARCHY A N 'V ME... 21 Group of 28 Sea bird 43 Lowest point 54 PrietUy not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected An Equal Opportunity THEIR AFFAIR ! J SEE HOW THEY minerals 27 Of brothers 44 Relish item veatment by “make good" Insertion. ASSEMBLERS Employer 2S Dexterous 29Chartes Lamb 45 Assessed Millinarv, 28 Small horses For aircraft parts, capable 31 Go astray V r I” r IT IT ^B A D I- r r ~ 4 Dressmaking of working from blueprints. 32 " ------only to be MECHANICS WANTED — gas OVERSIGHT. U nd” l3 u 643-2711 875-3136 DRESSMAKING — alteraUons, BU6TER= ,.,f 35 Malt drink fRockviile, Toll Free) SP/hutM 't p ' and diesel pick-ups to ten 36 ColIecUon of IT on all ladles’ and children’s FT It MRS. IPA etORES MACHINISTS wheelers, new modem equip­ layings clothing. Zippers replaced etc. ment and plant, company paid 37 Hurried lU RICNMONP, VA Experienced or trainees. It ii Reasonable, 643-0741. x - i s 38 Metal Liberal benefits, Day shift benefits, clean uniforms dally, 30 Delay OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIANS b a Hi Troubifi Reaching Our Advertiser? only. seven paid holidays, paid vaca­ 41 Peruse tion, top wages. Call 278-1863 42 Hamlet’s cattle io Moving— ^Trucking- 48 E vern'een tree S u ff Help Wanted— Mote 36 for more informaUon. Brainard WHY GOLDIE- WHY THAT SO-AN' HE'SSTARTEPA ^ ■ _L 24-HoUr Answering Service Help Wanted— Help Wanted— HOW MICE ANP S O f HE W E N T AN ’ CHAIN REACTION,TH’ 48 "Arabian i i Storage 20 E. A. PA'TTEN CO. Ford Truck Center, 46 Brain­ N lg h U " tl Female 35 Female 35 CRANE OPERA'foR — ex­ NEAT YOU LOOK.' GOT HIS h a ir c u t 71ZAITOR' HIS M O TH ­ ■ * Free to Herald Readers ard Road, Hartford. I THOUGH T YOU SHORT WITHOUT character MANCHESTER Delivery—light perienced man operate crane 303 Wethercll St., Manchester m O 'J f J t 'S i im hr' WIA. iM TJ<. u.». K . ««. ER PROBABLV 52 One of the s r RELIABLE woman wanted to Iriiinr inr ^ WERE LETTING TELLIM’US--AN'NOW trucking and package delivery. TWO waitresses for evening for pre-cast plant handling M ADE HIM DO IT Hebrides 1 1 JP W ant InforraatlOD on one of our olfiMtlled adverUMmontaY WAREHOUSEMEN needed for YOUR HAIR GROW MY A/IOTHER^L U SE ANP NOW HE'S Refrigerators, washers and work, full or part-time, experi­ stay with school aged boy who D A V Y JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS 54 Mine entrance w IT No onawer at the talaptione Uatedt Simply nail the large panels, year 'round Job kKal industry, excellent wages, LONG, LIKE'lOUR HIM A S AN e x a m p l e ABOUT TO DRAG 55 Employ TM ■ stove moving specialty. Fold­ ence not necessary. Apply In may be home from school oc­ ROUTE MAN — wholesale WE’LL TEACH THOSE HANG ON TIGHT, C A P TA IN , 0UPPIEG.' TT for qualified man. Union shop, fringe benefits and opportunity AFTER THEM... A N P M A K E M E DO US DOWN WITH 58 Pierce, as with « r ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. person only. Howard Johnson’s casionally. Call 643-0632. route, good hours, excellent FOREIGNERS THAT IT IS MARCO... WE'RE LOOK., THEY'RE WE'RE FINISHED IF TH E s a m e ; HIM/ a dirk ' all benefits, excellent working for advancement. E. P. Hough­ DANGEROUS TO INSULT 60 51 Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., pay, car necessary. Hours 12- GOING HOME-A/OW.' T-TURNING.' THEY GET AWAY. e=T) 57 Subsist ? r EDWARDS condiUons. Mr. Reynolds, 646- ton & Co., 647-9979. An equal G U A N A D A 'S NEW REGIME 58 104 (Roman) Manchester. 0124. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. 5Y TRYING 7 0 MAKE FOOLS 50 Story u u u Painting— Papering 21 HOUSEKEEPERS opportunity employer. OF OS. STAY CLOSE TO THEM. ANSWERING SERVICE Saturday 12-4 p.m. Good sec­ 80 Engendered PRODUCTION hands vrith some 81 Compass point u If u PAINTING — Interior and exte­ ond income. Call for appoint­ lathe and milling machine ex­ MAN TO WORK In kitchen, full­ DOWN rior, very reasonable, free es­ OFFICE CLERK Full or part-time, pleasant ment, 249-8211, Ext. 380, John time or part-time, also short 55" H il 6194500 875-2019 perience. also Norton Hyprolap Molumphy. 1 ReverberaUoa If timates. Call Richard Martin, atmosphere, paid meal time order cook. Apply In person 2^A-Uptoe With knowledge of typing with free meals, holiday and Fellows gear shaper oper­ 649-0285, 640-4411. (Nmpaptr Cirttrpris* AunJ and leave your nieasage. You’ll hear from our adveiHaei and an aptitude for flg(ures pay plan. ators. Metronics, Inc., 640 Hil­ QUALITY CONTROL manager only. Howard Johnson’s Res­ In Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. needed for accounts payable needed at once for 100 man taurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., JOSEPH P. Lewis custom liard St. office. Excellent fringe ben­ shop, experience with aircraft Manchester. 5 painting, Interior and exterior THE MEADOWS CONTROL desk operator, parts and necessary liaison be­ Autemebites For Sate 4 paperhang(lng, wallpaper re­ efits. nights. Inquire in person Holi­ tween shop and customers pre­ SHOP MECHANIC for machine moved. Wallpaper books on re­ 643-1174 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? day Lane, 39 Spencer St., ferred, all benefits, salary bas­ building, repair and mainten­ HERALD quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ APPLY Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Manchester. ed on man. Write Box M, Man­ ance. Some related experience timates. Call 649-9668. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER est Douglas accepts lowest MODES, chester Herald. or trade school background MANCHESTER BABYSITTER wanted days. Vi­ JANITORS —PART-'nME eve­ Must be able to read blue DOX LETTERS down, smallest payments, any­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ INC. cinity BenUy School, call 643- nings. CaU 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. prints, mics, and schematics WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE where. Not small loan finance ing and papering. Call Phil 6341, between 6-6. only. Good wages, excellent oppor For Your company plan. Douglas Denoncourt, 742-6173. Pine St. 'MAINTENANCE tunlty for right young'man with Information Motors, 345 Main. JOURNEYMAN electrician, im­ INSIDE-ouUlde painting. Spe­ WOMAN for cleaning. Call eve­ mediate steady employment. fast growing company. Eve STUFFED ANIMALS 1966 — CXDMET Cyclone GT— Man needed for general nlng or Saturday Interviews ar INCORPORLTEO MS cial rates for people over 6S NURSE’S AID — 3 p.m.-7 p.m., nings, 643-1722. Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. maintenance t h r o u g hout MISERY LOVES COMPAWY » WM >t MCA h« TM t«» Ul N» flw 2 door hardtop, 4 speed, red ranged. Apply N. P. Hall THE HERALD wlU not Call my competitors, then call 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. also 11 p.m. factory. Excellent benefits 3 aUHD with black Interior, wUl con­ me. Estimates given. 649-7883, Ja n it o r wanted — steady part- enbeck Co,, Bunker Hill Rp tM Waild I>9Kh *i.d l y Read Herald Ads zynskl. BuUder. 649-4291. t *

j I PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN HouMhold Goods 51 Housos For Solo 72 Honsot For Solo 72 Housos For Soio 72 MANCHESTER Vernon line, WOODLAND ST. — 6 room MAPL.E bedroom set with pine­ LIVE GRACIOUSLY in this 7 Lets For Sate 73 BERRY’S WORLD 8% room Ranch, tV4 baths, Cape in excellent condition, 2 Out Of Town With Legal Liquor Store apple 4-poster bed and taMes. room Colonial. Desirable Hol­ iV.E. Vignettes HEALTH CAPSULES. Mishaps Kill large flreplaced living room, full baths, carpeting, built-in BUILDING LOTS — 66xl2F, For S a t e ___ 75 CLASSIFIED Also Maytag wringer washer. lywood area. Two car garage, by Michael A. PttU, M.D. bullt-lns, aluminum windows. stove Included, one car garage, FranUIn 8t. City water, sew­ 649-3807. finished reo room, many ex­ BOL’TON — Manchester line, Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- lot approximately 300’ deep. er. CaU M9-8782 afler 5. are SOIL^ puE To Three o f State tras, Including wall to wall. quality custom buUt 8 or 4 bed­ Milks Cows, Drives Bus IMPURE SLOOP 2 TWO LIVING room chairs, car­ 0131. Owner transferred. Terrific 7 V .C . Community Lovely large nreplaced living room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga­ pets, curtains, also miscellane­ value. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER — ’Treed 60x125 ADVERTISING room, formal dining room. At­ PORTER 8T. area — 4 bed rage, extra large built-in kitch­ On W eekend ous household articles. Call 640- 643-1577. B-sone lot. Wolverton Agency, . . . And Does Housework tractive sewing nooh. Private room Colonial, 2V4 baths, h itc h -______en, paneled rec room with fire­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 0473. M9-2818. rear yard. Belflore Agency, en bullt-lns, family room with INCOME for the Mrs. Growing place, 2% baths, many closets, Laid Golden Egg By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 A.M. to 6 PJI. BOSTON (AP)—New England structlon of the Old Court House 18 CUBIC foot upright freezer. 643-Sm. fireplace, wall to wall carpet­ florist, gift shop, greenhouse, sundeck, aluminum combina­ 'Vignettes: where Boston City Hall now ’Two persona died on Connecti­ ing throughout, 2-car garage. cozy 6 room home, garage, cov­ Rosort Proporty cut roads over the weekend emd G. E. washer. Call after 3. SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, for­ tions, desirable one acre lot. Most mothers think they have stands, By REESE HART spend," said Town Manager (X)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 643-5689. Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- ered patio with fireplace, ber­ For Sate 74 Quick occupancy. Move-ln con­ Associated Press Writer Charles P. ’Turner. a youth from Riverside was mal dining room, Ihi baths, ry bushes, l-% acres. Hutchins their hands full Just getting two Elijah Adlow, chief justice of killed on the New York ’Thru- 0 PJM. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 1867. dition. Only $28,900. Lawrence or three children off to school In Boston Municipal Court, found JAMESTOWN, N.C. (AP) — He recalled that voters ap­ SINGER’S USED sewing ma­ family room, large enclosed Agency, 649-5324. 8TAFFORDVILLE Lake — way In New Rochelle. porch, garage, $23,600. Phll- F. Flano, Realtor, 649-5871. the morning. the papers 10 years ago In the I They call this quiet Piedmont proved the establishment o ' the Deadline for Saturday and Monday la S p.m. Friday. chine January clearance sede MANCHESTER —$14,900, 4 furnished cottage, lot 100x160’ A IS-year-old boy from Dar­ brlck Agency, Realtors, 649- North Carolina community "the liquor store by only about 30 now going on.. Portables from room Ranch plus recreation Legal Notice full price, $5,900. CaU days, VERNON Mrs. Mary Rocha gets 206 of basement of the court house, ien, Robert G. Cordes, was 5347. them to the halls of learning They were about to be burned, town that laid a golden egg with votes. When the store opened 39.95, Consoles /rom ^19.95, room, convenient location, 289-6469, evenings, 643-2382. Extra Large 2 Family a legal liquor store.” Dec. 16, 1961, customers were killed Saturday night when he V01[7R COOPERATION WIIX |>IAI A d ^ -0 7 1 1 Zig-Zags from $29.95. Entire city utilities. Assumable 6% UMITATION OBDEB _____ every day, does her housework, Boston Public Library officials was struck on Ledge Road In BE APPRECIATED IrlMb I I MANCHESTER - - Bowers n I AT A COURT OF PROBATO. Seldom can We offer a 2 and helps milk 60 cows before gay the collection will be cata­ Jamestown U a tiny place waiting In line in a cold rain. stock of beautiful used ma­ School area, neat 6-room Cape, mortgage, $103 monthly. hold at Menchester. w l^n oM Mr Some had been there for hours. Darien by the blade of a snow­ the District of Manchcotor, on the Out Of Town family that features 4 bed­ bedtime. logued and some of the papers with no police force and only chines traded in during Christ­ -4 rooms down, 2 finished up, Air Real Estate, 643-9332 Traffic was tied up for blocks. plow mounted on a jeep. Wanett. rooms In each apartment. Six of the children are Mrs. will be placed on exhibit. 1,338 residents, but In six years ContiniMd From Procoding Pago mas reduced up to 50 per cent. one car garage, private y a r d .------; For Sate 75 William Lawrence, who oper­ Edwin Bothwell, 22, of Darien This spacious home Is situ­ Rocha’s. The other 200 are pas- Judge Adlow cleaned and It has received profits of more What a selection NOW! All March occupancy. T. J. Crock- MANCHESTER — Immaculate than $1.6 million from its Alcoh­ ates a service station nearby was charged with negligent ho­ 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 ■^'EsSte of John SOUTH WINDSOR — new ated on city water and sew­ sengers on the school bus she sorted the papers before he In excellent working condition. ett. Realtor, 643-1677. 'Mbnchesler. in oaJtd Dtefrlot. de- ers. Close to shopping and NO. POIL4 ARE PUE To A olic Beverage Control store. and signed the original petition micide and driving under the Holp Wcmtod—Mate 36 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 Ranohes, Raised Ranches and drives In Attleboro, Mass. The gave them to the library. LOCAUZiO INFECTION IN >t)UP. Easy terms. Singer Sewing full baths, built-in oven and ^ ie d . , „ , r - re,,, Says Carl Wester, administra­ requesting a liquor referendum, Influence of alcohol In connec­ $21,900 buys this beautiful 2% range, dining room, large llv- w 2 ! ^ Te?Jac^ Meride?^ Con­ Oolonlals oU with a view. This bus. $19,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- cows belong to her farmer- "John Quincy Adams was one ^KIN ANP ABE NOT A HANDYMAN for odd jobs and GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ 856 Main St. 643-8883. Open 5306. tor of the North Carolina ABC said, "The only complaint I tion with Cordes’ death. Police year old Raised Ranch, 1% ing room with fireplace, 3 bed- neotlcur executrix, Is quaUty and value. CaU for husband. of the few legible lawyers in «I<5N OF IMPURE mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron evenings. ____ three months system: "I don’t know of a re­ have Is that It causes heavy said Bothwell was driving the light Janitorial work in small baths, large lot, good condi­ rooms and a heated family ORDeJr b d : That details, Hayes Agency, 646- Mrs. Rocha, 35, starts her Suffolk County at the time,’’ PLOOp. Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. from the lOtli day of JamiOTy- tail liquor outlet In America for traffic on holidays and cars jeep. local plant. Days, 649-8263, eve­ tion. Mitten Agency, Realtors, room, 2-car garage, $25,500. be and the same are ilmlted and al­ 0181. day at 5:30 a.m. She begins the Judge Adlow says. Hm Mi C.piul» kMphil iniofiMtian. lowed for the creditors within »lMCh B W It il not iniMMicd lob* M • «■ . im ik natuc. the size of the town that sells as can’t get Into my station.” In addition, police In Norwalk nings, 649-6148. Musical instruments 53 643-6930. Wolverton Agency, Pealtoni, first of three dally bus trips 1% ------lo bring In their claims against said COVENTRY — 6 room older BARROWS and WALLACE Co. much liquor. During the past The five-member Town (3oun- charged Bothwell with evading 649-2813. estate, and said executrix Is dlrcrt- hours later. Guests at an apres-skl Char- MACHINISTS all aroimd — set Articles For Sale 45 FOUR piece black pearl drum MANCHESTER — Income po- cd to give TJUlbUc notice to the c r ^ ‘ country home, 3 acres of land, Manchester Parkade fiscal year the Jamestown store cll, which formerly used a serv­ respon.sibllity and said that he up own work, overtime, bene­ tors to bring In their claims within Manchester 649-6306 She drives with a three-inch treuse liqueur tasting party In ice station as Its meeting place. had collided with a car being HOBBYISTS — Hardwoods, ply­ set, with 18" cymbal, $280 new, — tentlal In this sturdy home on RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom comer lot, 2-car garage, well had sales totaling more than fits, small shop. Ourco Mfg. .said time allowed by puWtahlng a block tied to the accelerator be- Bolton Valley, Vt., got a little Women’s Group now meets in a luxurious room driven by an off-duty Norwalk woods, veneers, dowels, hard­ asking $150. Call 643-5672. Spruce St. 9 large rooms and fcssihlltty, family room wl*h ro5>y of Ihii! order in some newspa­ landscaped with shade trees, $2.5 million.” Co. Inc., 782 Mascolo Rd., per having a oircudoUon In said. VERNON — 2-famlly, 6 room cause her legs are too short to more than the invitations called In the new Town Hall. policeman and haul failed to ware, finishes, tools, ad- room for expansion, per­ fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood­ will consider seUing home and units each with 3 bedrooms, ’The store, which has six South Windsor, 289-1293. . FOR SALE — old, upright piano, prolnie district within ten days raech the pedal. for. To Hear Diskan ’The town has am Alcohol Edu- stop at the scene of the accl- heasives and much more. Wood manent siding, aluminum ed lot. Priced for Immediate from die date of this order and re­ one acre, price $19,000. F. M. near Vernon Circle, excellent clerks, la only a stone’s throw suitable for rec room, $50. 644- turn maJoo to this court of the no­ "It’s rough driving in Ice and A flaming caldron of punch catlon Center which helps edu- dent. The policeman was unable Products Specialities, 30 Bar­ storms and screens, 2-car ga­ sale. Wesley R. Smith Con­ Gsal Agency, 643-2682, Gall financing available, Wesley R from the corporate limits of 2052. tice fflven. snow," she says, “ but I would- touched off a high-pressure fire Dr. A. Elmer Diskan will cate the public on the evils of to pursue Bothwell because of tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- rage, $23,000. Wolverton Agen­ struction Co., R»3-1867. JOHN J. WAI-.LBTT. Judffe. Green, 742-7092, Gay Blair, Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. speak about his experiences last High Point, a dry city with a po­ Helpip Wanted— 742-6921. n’t trade it for the world. I like sprinkler and sent between 70 excessive drinking. the damaged condition of his 8272. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. summer aboard the SS HOPE pulation of more than 62,000. Mate or Female 37 © 1967 br NEA, Inc. to drive and I like children." and 100 guesU running for dry ’Twice In recent years High ’Turner said $216,000 has been car. UPRIGHT PIANO, good cona­ MANCHESTER Green — 5% ANDCVER — 9 room Colonial, at the annual banquet of the SORRY SAL is now a merry W a n t e e l— R e a l Esfxrte 7 7 And with 206 of them to worry comers. Point, noted for Its many furni­ spent for rehaibilltation, educa­ However. Bothwell was aippre- WANTED school bus drivers, tion, reasonable. 649-0904. room Ranch, full basement, ga­ excellent bam, 60 acre horse Democratic Women’s Club of gal. She used Blue Lustre "I'd like you to meet a really unusual guy—he doesn't INVITADON TO BID about every day. It’s a good ’The sprinkler let loose as the ture plants, has voted against tion and law enforcement work. hended a short while later after men or women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 rage, m baths, selling for term, over half mile road front­ ALL CASH for your property Manchester Monday, Jan. 22, at rug and upholstery cleaner. show any signs of post-holiday letdown!" thing. punch was being tested by the establishing ABC liquor stores. Mayor Ragsdale said that Cordes had been fatadly Injured p.m. 644-1902 after 5 p.m. H. $21,900. Nice residential sec- Bulldingls) and/or 8tructure(s) two feet of fill (below adjacent age, nice view. Hayes Agency, within 24 hours. Avoid red 7:30 p.m. at Willie’s Steak Rent electric shampooer, $1. A ntlqiw s 56 French trade commissioner Wester estimated that 95 per when law enforcement help Is and was later taken back to A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. tlon, comer lot. T. J. Crockett to be Removed ground level) shall contain no 646-0181. tape. Instant service. Hayes House. ’There will be a social Olcott Variety Store. Progress Is making headway from Boston. cent of the business at the needed the town calls on the Norwalk where the evasion of WANTED TO BUY - - antiques, Realtor, 643-1577. _ , . ., larger than live Inches in Agency, 646-0131. hour from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. PERSON for cleaning, morn­ Apartments—Flats— Business Property One of the hosts plugged the Jamestown store comes from Guilford (Jounty sheriff’s de­ responsibility charge was PROCESSED gravel for drive­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ ______Sealed bids for the removal ____“ 'Tnr, snii NOR’TH COVENTRY — young In Washington, Vt. Mrs. Theodore Brindamour of ings. Apply Holiday Lanes, 39 Tenements 63 For Sale 70 ’The trustees of the Calef Me- sprinkler with his thumb until High Point. partment. brought agadnst hlni. ways and parking areas. Also ed lamps, art glass, primitives, S K ROOM Ranch, breezeway. of the foUowIng or%f^m will not be considered raised Ranch, 7 rooms. Gold WANTED—'by private party, 5 Dover Rd. Is chairman of the ’The enabling legislative act Spencer St., Manchester. morial Library report that for the water was turned off. Anoth- A pedestriain accident Friday bank nm gravel and fill at our any quantity. 644-8962. MANCHESTER —7 rooms, first WILLIMANTIC — package 2-car garage, paneled recrea- and/or structure(s) as more ^ ^^terial If the con- Medallion electric home on home in nice quiet residential event, and Mrs. Francis Plsch "Let’s face It,” said one which authorized the James­ the first time In 40 years the er rescued the punch and the night on a city street In New WANTED for newspaper deliv­ screening plEint or delivered. floor, fireplace, drive-ln base­ store, ideal for retired. Have tMn r^ m large treed lot, $22.- fully f tractor falls to back fill all cel- high 2 acre lot, dream kitchen area, low 20’s. Write 'Box P, of 71 Grant Rd. Is the assistant Jamestown merchant, "the town liquor referendum speci­ library will have running water. party continued In an adjacent Haven resulted In the death of ery in Hebron, 6 days a week, George H. Grlffing, Inc., 742- ment garage, residential neigh­ other interests, reasonable of- OOT. Hutchins Agency. Realtors C°N 119B will be recei^^^^^ with plenty of cabinets, 1% Manchester Herald. chairman. store was built to get High Pqlnt fied that 70 per cent Of the prof­ baths, plus 2-car garage In room. Committee members include Louise Diana, 67, of New Ha­ leaving the Herald 3 p.m. week 7886. Wanted— To Buy 58 borhood. $175. J. D. Realty, fer considered. business." its go to Jamestown. ’The re­ ______er!atMNel^SCer.^^^^^^ basement, plus basement par­ HOMES — land. Investment One of the most recent dona­ Mrs, Nicholas Jackston, 406 Mayor ’Thomas C. Ragsdale ven. Police said she was struck days, 12 noon on Saturday. 643-5129. 1-423-1413. maining 30 per cent is divided by a car driven by Daniel MeW BE GENTLE, be kind, to that WE BUY AND SELL antiques, MANCHESTER -Id ea l starter ,„^d. Connecticut, until 11 tially completed. Price, $28,000. property urgently needed to tions to the Boston Public Li­ Hackmatack Sf.; Mrs. John said, "The store hasn’t caused Must have own car. Call Man­ on a per capita basis and goes Kee, 27, also of New Haven. expensive carpet, clean It with and used furniture, china, COMMERCIAL- Industrial at or retirement home, spotless 4- January 23. 1968 then at PubH® F. M. Gcial Agency, 643-2682, meet our evergrowing demand brary was rescued from the FIRE DESTROYS HOME Lamenzo, 19 Jean R d.; Mrs. us any trouble. The funds have chester Evening Herald Circu­ to Guilford County and other Peter Perry, 19, of Riverside Blue Lustre. Rent electric glass, silver, picture frames, Manchester Green, approx­ room Ranch on a tree shaded o 7 at such place at the satisfaction of the Gail Green, 742-7092, Gay of quaUfied clients. CaU Paul John Oonln, 14 Canterbury St.; enabled us to get some projects lation Dept. 647-0946. old coins, gnins, pewter, scrap Furnlshod lot, assumable mortgage. Wol- designated, publicly Engineer; payment for the J. (3orrentl, Agency, 643-5363. trash heap. NlAjSHVTLLE, Mich. (AP) — municipalities In the county ex­ was struck by a truck on t e shampooer $1. The Sherwin- imately 10,000. square feet, Blair, 742-6921. It’s a collection of some 4,000 destroyed a rural NashvlUe Mrs. James Tanl, 90 Concord that we wouldn’t have had oth­ gold, watches, old jewelry, hob­ Apartments 63-A verton Agency, Realtors, 649- opened and read aloud. Bids erection and removal of this cept Greensboro, which has New York Thruway In New Ro­ LARGE international company Williams Co. producing $800 per month in­ Ieg(al documents, dating back to home over the weekend after a Rd.; Mrs. Paul PhilUps, 390 erwise.” by collections, p.aintlngs, attic ANDOVER — well kept 6 room ABC stores. chelle, N.Y., Friday night as he needs full or part-time men or THREE rooms, second floor all come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, ______be submlted on Proposal the“ "rLntmct” bW TIRED of SHOWING. . . . pre-Revolutlonary War days, neighbor, Wesley Friend, said Main St.; Mrs. Irene Leahy, 102 ’The prosperous Industrial One woman resident pointed SMALL alr-compresser, excel­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ 643-1577. Cape, garage, large wooded lot, Diane Dr.; and Miss Jean Pas- community has a new $276,000 was trying to stop passing mo- women to service established utilities, $125. J.D. Realty, 643- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE So. - Form No. CON 114G In Bid ® “ ^® general contours of and contains papers written by he spent seven minutes trying to toward the liquor store and then Grists for help with his stalled lent condition with tank, $60, niture Repair Service, 643-7449. central vacuum system, Leo­ qualini, 65 Baldwin Rd colonial-style Town Hall, a new customers around Manchester 5129. large rambling oversize Colo- Envelopes ^ovlded by the State surrounding ground shall And SHOWING? Paul Revere, John Quincy Ad­ convince a person on his party to the Alcohol Education (Jenter police said. Authorities said also adding machine, Under­ nard Agency, Realtors, 646- Reservations for the banquet fire truck, a $926,000 sewage Rockville area. Excellent in­ HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques nial-Cape, jalousled enclosed Highway . not be changed without specific Are they looking you over ams and Robert ’Treat Paine, line to hang up so he could call wood, $40. 649-2098. Investment Property 0469. Closeclose ’Thursdayrnursoay ana and may beoe system ana and nashas spemspent ♦««,«««$640,000 ^^er t h e ^ T n d get^ehablU^ come. Call 644-2269 or 644-0203 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, patio with attached garage, may be secured at 59 Newfleld nermlssion by the En- as a Sunday sport? Better who signed the Declaration of the fire department. Large beautifully landscaped Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. made vrith any of the committee for street Improvements. In ad- ^ ,, while he was s i d i n g In the THE PROVEN carpet cleaner glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Business Locations For Sale 70-A gineer. 'VERNON —7 room Cape, near let us screen those pros­ Independence. No one was Injured In the lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 lot. Philbrlck Agency, Real- The telephone number Is 249- Among the documents are In­ blaze, which burned out a two- members. ’The event Is open to dlUon, the town has a tax rate ______^______center lane of the limited ac- Blue Lustre Is easy on the For Rent 64 RARE INVESTMENT opportu­ NOTE; In addition to the In­ parkway 4 bedrooms, dining pects for you. We bring Situations W onted- Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. tors, 649-5347. 6211, extension 322, 282 or 283. room, fireplace, garage, Im- dictments returned against per­ story frame home 10 miles members and their friends. of only 63 cents per $100 proper- ®®ss highway. budget. Restores forgotten col­ nity. Acreage or lots. Invest!- ______surance requirements contained discriminating, Interested, ______ty valuatlcm. In mountainous Guatemala, ------Female 38 ors. Rent electric shampooer, irO R E FOR RENT. Main St.. A CER’HFIED CHECK, macudate, $21,700. Meyer sons for offenses committed be­ north o ' Nashville. The owner of gate. Air trips leave weekly. MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 8-5, b ANk '^'^CASHIER’S *CHEC?k ! in paragraph eleven (11) of qualified buyers to see a ’The platform scale was In- "If anything the store has put two-thirds of the people live Ships ply U'e waters of L u o $1. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper NEED HELP? We buy used fur­ •Manchester In State Theati'e Agency, 648-0609. tween 1742 and 1776; bills for the home, Noah Keith, and his niture, attic contents, antiques Call Arthur Lussler, Grand convenient to bus lines, per­ property . . . without both­ vented In 1830 In 'Vermont by gray hairs In my head because more than half a mile above sea Titicaca, In Peru, which are 12,- SHOE fitter. Experienced only. Supply. building, reasonable rent. For BANK ’TREASURER’S CHECK, Proposal Form CON ^ "services rendered” by the family were not home when the Bahama Realty, 247-9989, 742- manent siding, aluminum com­ ering the owner. Thaddeus Fairbanks. we’ve had more money to level. 600 feet above sea level. Excellent hourly rate, 44 hour etc. Coll 633-2300 or 646-0004. Information please call theatre DRAWN upon a STATE BANK successful bidder .shall ^ VERNON hangman; and bills for con- fire broke out. week. Call for appointment, 8520. binations, 2 new heating sys­ & TRUST COMPANY or a NA- Certificate of Insurance manager at 643-7832. KEITH REAL ESTATE 64S-2128. Ctuiual Village Shop, Diamond^-Watches tems, good Investment, $24,600. TIONAL BANK located In the same stated VILLAGE CHABM Manchester, Conn. Rooms Without Board 59 STORE FOR RENT — down Wolverton Agency. Realtors, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, or to cover Ejyloslon, Collapse or Jewelry 48 town Manchester. State ’Thea­ Houses For Sale 72 649-2813. (Colonial style, 3 bedroom 649-1922 THE ’THOMPSON House —Cot­ a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY Underground Damage Liability tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, Ranch with breezeway and WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ tage St. centrally located, large MANCHBS’TER — executive MANCHES’TER -4 -4 two ORDER, to the order of (XCU). attached garage. Bath and Situations Wanted State Theatre, 643-7832. neighborhood. Garrison Colon­ SELLING YOUR HOME? For pairing. Prompt service. Up pleasantly furnished rooms, family, nice condition, large TREASURER, STATE OF CON- ITEM “1 1 story frame a half, fireplace, wall to prompt courteous service that to $20 on your old watch in parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ ial, 7 rooms, large family lot, only $19,900. Mitten Agen- NECTICUT In an amount not c^bln with stone Fire-place, MEET THE TEAM... Female 38 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor. wall carpet, etc. CaU John room with fireplace, huge mod­ gets results, caU Louis Dimock trade. Closed Mondays. F.E. night and permanent guest Industrial space. Available at cy, Realtors, 643-6930. less than $100.00 or 10% of the Bolton Center Road, Bol- Sledesky and see it at Realty, 649-9823. Bray, 737 Main St., State 'Thea­ rates. once. Heated, reasonable. Call ern kitchen, screened porch, 2------tiB.se bid, whichever Is greater, Former property of: RUG- RELIABLE child care in my $22,900. Exclusive! 649-6306. tre Building. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, car garage, wooded lot, $34,- MANCHES’TEIR — 7 room cus- must accompany each Proposal, q l e S. Gladys L. etal. 76-87-29 home. Registered. 643-9044. 643-1108. 900. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ tom built brick Colonial" Cape, unless the Bidder shall have on xC U ROOM to rent, private home, tors, 649-5347. in like new condition, 22 acres fUg with the Highway Depart- -phe above structures must be B ^ W 119 Cooper Hill St. 649-0695. VERNON -office space and high scenic land. Priced for ment, a sufficient Annual Bbnd removed within thirty (30) days BARROWS and WALLACE Co. The Doctor Fuel and Feed 49-A ’THE VERY BEST — 12 room Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 shopping complex. Brand new quick sale. Hayes Agency, for Proposal, (reference para- starting date, Manchester Pafkade CLEAN comfortable rooms for home with in-law suite. Butter­ HIGH Quality seasoned hard- brick building; central heat 646-0131. graph (2) of Proposal Form Performance Bond In the Manchester 649-5306 DACHSHUNDS -A K C , minia. length and refined gentlemen. Also effi­ nut Rd. By appointment only. 'Says — ture and standard, 6 weeks to and air conditioning. Central CON 114G). amount of 100% of his bid or split, stored Inside. Leonard ciency. 160 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Belflore Agency, 643-6121. OFF East Center St. practical­ COVEN’URY — lovely country 6 months, both colors, guaran­ corridor with piped in music. It is understood the deposit $i,ooo.00 whichever Is greater Glgllo, Bolton, 649-8818. chester. ly in center of town. Two fam­ home with living room 16x26 Best Ulcer Treatment: teed at a fair price. Also Wei- Wall to wall carpeting and sky c q N(JORD RD. — Beautiful will be forfeited In the event will be required of the success- lights. Custom designed for ily flat, 4 down, 3>/4 up. C3om- with foyer, 4-bedrooms, plenty Find Underlying Cause maraners. 1-628-6573. Ranch, large living room, for­ p’eteljt, renovated. Both apart- the successful Bidder falls to ful bidder. of closets, 2 full baths, 2-car FURNISHED ROOM for gentle- the IndivuduaTs needs. Cal! execute the Contract. The Bid- A separate Bid Proposal Is to By O. BRANDSTADT, M. D. Garcten-~Fai’iii ■ ■ mal dining room, cabinet oversize garage, 26x24’ picture ^ man. Apply 4 Pearl St. 872-0528, days. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ Ing. garages, fine residential der’s name shall appear on the be submitted with the above Newspaper Enterprise Assn. WHITE TOY poodle—female, 6 Dairy Products 50 n window with beautiful view, Q —How long should a duo­ FURNISHED room — light VERNON — 2,000-4,000 square tion room, landscaped yard. section. T. J. Crockett, Real- ^^®® ^^® ®l'®®k. ITEM, i in high comer lot, well land­ weeks old, $150. Call 643-9979. Deposits received in any form NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Llq- denal ulcer that was bleeding STRICTLY fresh eggs, 363 housekeeping, near Main St., feet prime Industrial space. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, ty, 643-1677. scaped, $26,600. F. M. Goal olher than specified in the Pro- uldated damages of twenty five be treated? My doctor says I DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, South Rd., Bolton, Tomaszew- woman only. Call 649-7959 af­ Brand new building with load­ 643-5953. Agency, 643-2682, Gail Green, ski, 649-6472. $13,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, posal "m ay be the cause of re- dollars ($25.00) per day will be must stay on my ulcer diet In­ quiet, affectionate, clean, ter 5. ing dock. Suitable for manu­ ROCKLEDGE —New Raised 742-7092, Gay Blair, 742-6921. raised with children, puppy facturing warehouse o" even dormers, alr-condltioner, neat jection of the bid.” assessed for each calendar day definitely. Ranch, modem kitchen with and clean. Hutchins Agency, TT.T.T.TTJGTON — 9 room restor­ A —Because so many bleed­ shots, papers, both colors. 649- small business. Minutes .from built-ins, dining room, 3 bed­ NOTICE TO BIDDERS; The ° u ?"sto ry frame Household Goods 51 LIGHT housekeeping room for parkway. Call 872-0528 days. Realtors, 649-6324. ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 ing ulcers occur without pre­ 2109. rooms,- family room, 2-car gar­ bidders’ attention is called to ITEM - 2 1 ,2 y CLEAN. USED refrigerators, rent. 801 Main St. 643-4074. t h e established Connecticut House and frame Shed, 44 ^ new baths, large rooms, cabi­ vious symptoms anyone who RESERVA’nONS Uken for AKC MODERN stor«i, heated, 20’x70’ age, aluminum siding, $31,900. MANCHESTER — Exceptlonal- ranges, automatic washers State Demolition Code. Chapter P®®*^ ^ Louise net kitchen, garage, only $19,- has had one and has been cured l^ngllsh Setter spring pups. with basement. 832 Main St., Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, ly nice 7-room Ranch in the with guaraiitee.s. See them al Apartments—-Flats^ 354A of the General Statutes, property of: CARRARA.^^^lse 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. is well-advised to use every cau­ Best In Show sire. Valley Run central. Call 522-3114. 649-5347. Green area, ground level fam­ tion to prevent a recurrence. B. D. Pearl’s Ai>pliances, 649 ily room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen to which they are to comply. bloodlines, priced accor^ng to Tenements A3 COLUMBIA Lake picturesque, Your doctor has set you on the Main St. Call 643-2171. MANCHESTER Vacant 6 has lots of cabinets, and a NOTE: The disposal of the frame six room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, quality. 160 Oakland St., Man­ MANCHES’TER — Park Chest­ right track. Don’t disappoint room------C?ape,------remodeled kltch------uuiifijibuilt-in uvcii oven O.IIU and range, atkaLii-attach debris' and demolition------material------LirtiiQA 4 frnmA ‘ ^ ShedS 1 center hall, fireplace, secluded chester. SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ Houses For Rent 65 him. nut Garden Apartments, ’Two en, new siding, roof, gutters, gd garage, very private yard, shall be the responsibility of «ouse anu i ___ setting with vlew'.bf lake. Pri­ ing machine, excellent condi­ bedrooms, 4% rooms, im- m AN(JHESTER two bedroom storms, $18,900. H. M. wolverion Ag^nc’^, Realtors, the contractor and he will make Q -—My brother-in-law Is tak­ tion, monograms, hems, but­ vate right of way to lake. Own­ mediate occupancy. 3% rooms duplex, town house, appliances Frechette Realty, 647-9993. 649649-2813..2813. the necessary arrangements for 3 ® fon. Former prop^ er leaving state. For particu­ ing aluminum for his ulcer and tonholes, fancy designs, etc February 1. Heat, hot water, says his ulcer doesn’t bother Low-Line and heat included, $155 per omlTXTXTrXT/-' a1 / /-Inwn ------U,Oin/OW.l. ov. *•— ~ — lars please call Lange Agency, Originally over $300. Our price oven, range, refrigerator, month. Paul W. Dougan, P.eal- STUNNING 6/4 room olnts, Pencils, heat, copper plumbing, knotty lly. My menstrual periods have knit directions for both pillows. Book Matches, Gift Leather and 'timely Specialties. The special handling for each pat­ (A- (flonlicrBp QIo; pine kitchen with dishwasher, always been painful. tern. Send 36c In coins plus 15c for IMMEDIATE occupancy — 5 line is terrific—strictly new, elaborate and exclusive. A —Adrenal overactlvlty Is ____ first-class mail and special room apartment, . 162 Charter 2-bathrooms, circulating fan. Sue Burnett, Manchester Thre« G«nemtions Of Experienced A majority of the men and women associated with us Price, $36,000 F. M. Gaal mure common in women than Ejvenlng Herald, 1150 AVE, OF handling for each pattern. Anne Oak St., Apply between 7-8 p.m. have again hit new heights of sales achievement in 1967: Agency, 643-2682, Gall Green, in men and usually has Its on­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Cabot, Manchester Evening Her- or — call- 1-633-6613. • Interior Painting and Paper Hanging Ours is a lucrative, fast growing, dlgnlflled business with 742-7092, Gay Blair, 742-6921. set between the ages of 20 to aid, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS unlimited earnings and future security. lOlM. 3% R" embraldery. Host- the Norfolk A Western Railway, from east of Suez, four years tlcut Valley Hospital in Middle- a.ra. to 8 p.m. Visitors are re­ AT TNE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. there will be no cuts In the hos­ Dickson and Mrs. Albert Ford. BIRTH SATURDAY: A The Woman’s Society of Chris- ^ e s are Mra. Aldo Peace and a prosperous coal-carrying ahead of the target set last July, pital building program. town tomorrow are reminded to Members unable to attend are quested not to smoke In pa­ daughter to Mr. and Mra. Wes­ tients’ rooms. No more than tlan Service of United Metho- Vincent Peracchlo. "Wa Save You Monay" road, to take over three smaller will permit manpower reduc­ Income taxes will be raised to meet at 6 p.m. at the post home reminded to call Mrs. Turklng­ ley Feshler, 188 Cede St. tions In the armed forces of or call Mrs. Kermeth Aseltine, two visitors at one time per dtat Church will meet tomorrow Eastern railroads—the Erie- ton. BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son at 8 p.m. A one-act play "Two Manchester Evening Herald Lackawanna, Delaware Sc Hud­ 76.000 military personnel and (See Page Four) 784 E. Middle Tpke. for trans- patient. to M(r. and Mrs. Joseph Car­ 80.000 civilians. portatlon. Patients,.^oday: 266 in a ’Trap" will be read EOtd Bolton correspondent, Oleme^ son and Boston Sc Maine. The organ recital by Walter penter, 326 Spruce St. dramatized by Mra. Helen Me- well Young, tel, 648-8981. Read Herald Advertisements ^ addition, Saunders and The decision to cancel the Grzyb scheduled for last night ADMITTED SA'TURDAY: DISCHARGED SATURDAY: contract to purclmse 60 F ill Members of the Ladles of William Adamy, 105 McKee St.; Perlman said the Penn-Central at Center Congregational James Kelly, 129 Oakland St.; - merger will make it possiUe to swing-wing Ambers Involves St. James will meet tonight at Chinxrh was postponed and will Mrs. Auguataj Beohaz, 252 Weth- Mrs. BarbEira SInsabaugh, 40 Ol- $1.02 billion. The bombers are 7:46 at the Holmes Funeral ereitl St.; Joel OohEin, 65 Palm­ "extend early financial aid" to GNP Hits be held Sunday, Jan. 21, at 8 cott St.; Lionel Labreche, Klbbe the bankrupt New Haven Rail­ Rescue team searches for survivors through rubble of demolished buildings in villiage of Gibellina, Sicily, after Sunday’s quake. made by the General Dynamics Home, 400 Main St., to recite p.m. at the church. er Dr., Wapping; Donald Dyer, Rd., Ellington; Chester Small, Corp. the Rosary for the late John East Hartford; Edward Eckel, road and to speed the New Ha­ S2 Bissell St.; Mra. Juliette Bis­ ven’s Inclusion In the Penn-Cen- Although the British will leave Hutton, whose wife is a mem­ Officers and members of the Warehouse P ^t; Mrs. An­ son, East Hartford; James Eri- the Far East by 1971, Wilson Top Peak ber. They also will meet tomor­ gelica FMselL 72 Ann Rd., South tral System. British American Club will meet soty, Thompsonvllle; Gary Ri­ "We are preparing,” they New Tremors Spread More Panic emphasized Britain Is prepared row at 8:46 a.m. at St. James’ tonight at 7:80 p.m. at the club­ Windsor; John Greene, 31 ’Tow­ ley, 27 MEixwell Dr., Vernon; to aid the Commonwealth part­ Church to attend his funeral. er Rd.; Mra. Irma Hodina, said, "to put the Penn-Central house, and proceed to the Kristine Gustafson, 76 Goodwin merger into effect at the ear­ ners in Southeast Asia through In History Holmes Funeral Home, 400 RFD 3, Ooventiy: Molgar Lar- St.; Mrs. £>orothy Bushnell, 673 "a joint air defense system for oen, 146 ’Tanner St.; John Mur­ liest possible date consistent Main St., to pay respects to the Woodbrldge St.; James McNa-’ W hy read with the court’s order. Malaysia and Singapore." Brit­ WASHINGTON (AP) —' The late J. Kenneth Hutton, a mem­ phy, Meadows Oonvaleacent mara, 107 StricklEukl St.; ain will train personnel to oper­ nation’s economy expanded by YITAIIINS (Home; Joseph Novoeatty, 16 "Our merger sets the stage ber. Charles Allen, East Hartford; for completing the restructuring Sicily Earthquake Toll Mounts ate the joint air defense system. another $16.4 billion during the COMPARE AND SAVE Bunoe Dr.; Mrs. Mlahel Plumb, Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, Windsor The prime minister said Brit­ fourth quarter of last year and Marlborough. of the Eastern railroads into PALERMO, SlcUy (AP) — reliving the catastrophe before down in cars and tents. aged. Some 2,900 firemen and sol­ ’The meeting of the Grace Locks. well-balanced, competitive sys­ ain's defense budgets will be cut surpassed the $800 billion mark Group of Center Congregational Also, Mrs. (Margaret Scanlon, The cauaXy toll In SlcUy’s cata­ dawn Monday. The havoc Monday evoked The stricken area was a trian­ diers have so far been dis­ by $264 million in fiscal 1969-70; for the first time In history, the ARTHUR DRUe 890 Foster St., Wapping; Ken­ Also, WlUred Koetsch, 26 tems. Inclusion of the Erie- Tens of thousands of survivors memories of the terrible earthq­ gle whose corners are the towns patched to the island off the between $601 to $624 million In Church scheduled for tonight Mary Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Diane Lackawanna, Delaware A Hud­ strophic earthquake moves Commerce Department report­ has been canceled. neth ’Thomas, 13 Ludan St.; BteadUy up today as new trem­ of the island’s worst earthquake uake of 1908 that crumpled the of Salem!, Poggioreale and San­ Italian^boot. Convoys of air­ 1972-73. ed today. Regius, 100 Mather St.; Paul did 100 years son and Boston A Maine in the ta Margherita dl Belice. It is planes, helicopters, trucks and Mrs. Ethel WUliams, 131 Pros­ ors spread more panic throtigh in 60 years si>ent the freezing city of Messina and took 76,000 The civil defense force will be The gross national product— pect St., Rockville. Zodda, 66 Summer St.; Anne Norfolk A Western System Is a night out of doors, wrapped in lives. considered a Mafia stronghold. ships made their way to Sicily reduced to "a care and mainte­ Bell, 128 S. Lakewood Circle; pant at this process. the devastated western tip of the value of all goods and serv­ AjDMITTED YE3STERDAY: the MedKerranean’s latgest is­ all the clothes they coul<^ find The greatest blow Monday Italian President Giuseppe all day with food, medicine, nance” basis at an Immediate ices produced in the economy— Allan Ayers, Glastanhury; Deb­ Mrs. Pesu"! Daley, 1 Sunset "we will dedicate our effoits and in blankets rushed In by was the collapse of an emergen­ Saragat scheduled a flight from tents and clothing. saving of $33.6 million. Lane, Andover; Robert Kinson, to the improvement ol service land. hit an annual rate of $807.6 bil­ orah Bagley, Broad Broo(k; The unofficial toil rose to rescue teams. cy hospital at Montevago. About Rome today for a first-hand Five ships of the British Navy This will mean the disband­ lion during the October-Decem- REPAINT BLUE MONDAY RED? Christopher Bauer, 48 ’Trebibe RFD2, TollEutd; Elwin McAdam, Several more tremors rolled 200 persons were believed killed look at the disaster area. Interi­ were en route with 1,000 blan­ ment of the Civil Defense Corps, 62 Weaver Rd.; Mrs. Julia Pa- (See Page Eight) more than 300 dead, nearly 1,600 ber quarter, up $16.4 billion at Dr.; Paul BelUveEUi, 16 Del- persoiw nUsslng and more than through the area during the in the wreckage. Another 100 or Minister Paolo Emilio Tavia- kets and supplies, and a Royal the auxiliary fire service and an annual rate from the third W«'H Shew You How! mont St.; JuHe Byron, 113 ganl, 268 McKee St.; Nelson night, convincing the survivors persons were reported missing nl toured the section Monday. Air Force plane with doctors the territori^ army. Winslow, 19 Knox St.; Mrs. 1,600 Injured. Officials said with quarter, the department added. Morning, Noon and Night (Helalllne Rd.; Walter Doyle, that many missing, the final of the desirability of remaining at Montevago. Pope Paul VI sey(t what the Vat­ and attendants flew to the is­ All of the Royal Navy's air­ It said, however, about half EUaabeth Dr., Hebron; Alplile Harriet PEurker, 76 Country outside. Gibellina, with 7,000 Inhabit­ ican called a ' “conspicuous" land. craft carriers will be phased out Lane, Rockville; Steven Libby, Statue a Bust death toll might be 600 or 1,000. the gain was in real output and 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Duchesneeu, 380 Lydell St.; As new waves of undulating Even In the two largest cities ants, was totally destroyed and amount of aid money, and city U.S. officials advised the gov­ "as soon as our withdrawal the other Jialf In price Increases. Miss Bessie Duff, 185 E. Center 276 South St., Rockville; Emery PHILADEPHIA AP — Work­ of western Sicily, Palermo auid so was the smaller town of Sala- and provincial councils through­ ernment they were prepared to from the Persian GiUf and S|ln- Berube, WlndsrxrvUle. shocks toppled ruined walls in For the year os a whole, the ®L; John Ferrell, Avery Shores, men strived for four hours to riiattered communiUes, a grow­ Trapani, where there was no se­ paruta. The major part of eight out Italy set aside contributions transport tons of supplies If gapore has been completed.” department said GNP reached a SCUIPIDRE-PAINTING-CRAFTS Ooventry; Jajmea Fogarty, M Also, Richard Cbauvin, 469 get an imported, nine-foot plas­ ing army of rescue workera rious damage, hundreds bedded other towns was badly dam­ for the homeless. needed. The future of Britain’s armed record $785.1 blllton, right in Storting Wook of January 29th Walbiut Mrs. Grace Gibbs, Graham Rd., Wapping; Ray­ ter likeness of Confucius into fought against the clock In a forces, Wilson said, will then line with the Johnson adminis­ 123 Barry Rd.; ’Iheodore Good- mond Hampton, 428 E. Middle the Chinese Development Cen­ desperate search for buried sur­ "lie mainly In Europe." B.RO- tration’s projection and $42 bil­ child, Keeney Dr.. Boitjon; Jack Tpke.; Mra. Edith Smith, Crane ter, only to discover the statue vivors stlU alive under the TAOM WO„ STO„ FACE ",TJE lion above the level for 1966. Gorckn, Glastonbury. Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Alice Bax­ was a bust. ruins. RPB,E pf tje jeavy continuing Also, John HUang, 0 O’Leary ter, Meadows Convalescent The statue of the Chinese phi­ Gigantic bonfires Ut up the cost in foreign exchange of sta­ (See Page Ten) Dr.; Nbrnian and SEmdra Leves­ Home; Mra. Judith Lagasse, 11 losopher-statesman had been snowy fields and vineyards OEik PI.; Stephen Liebman, RFD THE STUDIO que, Somers Rd., Ellington; M j r a . cast In Taiwan and was a fea- where thousands of refugees Winnie MerrUi, East Hertford; 2, Manchester; Mrs. Rosemary tiure of the Nationalist Chinese spent the night in the open. 50 Poori Street^—Manchester Mirs. Margaret Miller, 153 Cen­ Galluzzi and son, 227 Center St.; ' pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal. Families salvaged chairs and ter St.; Lewis Renuney, 219 Mrs. Karen Secor E tn d son, 40 But when his crate was finally tables from the rubble of their fatefnmthm Cant SAS-70M • 74S-860S MteKee St.; Peter Schiney, 82 Olcott St., Apt. 333; Mrs. Caro­ opened Monday afternoon, there villages, eating bread and milk South Viet Ambushed, Center Rd., Vernon; Frank lyn Blackmore and daughter, was nothing left of him but a brought by rescue workers and GlEUstonbury. pile of broken crockery. DISCHARGED YESTER­ Later Slay Forty VC DAY; Joseph Greene, QUston- bury; Herbert Sullivan, 68 Wells SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong pected Ctommunist troops con- St.; Edith Eaton, 146 Benton St.; soldiers killed 14 South Viet- centratlon points In the area to- One hundred years ago, pro- different educations have success­ aides take. The same one many Mrs. Vemelle Rowley, Amston; U.S. senators and congressmen namese Infantrymen and day. The Stratofortresses also Mrs. Mabel Baker, East Hart­ pie read the way you’re reading fully completed Mrs. Wood's Alaska Flood Loan wounded 32 In their third am- unloaded tons of bombs for the ford; Robert HolmEin, 29 E u t- right now — word by word — course. Practically all of them have taken. As Senator Herman bush of the day Monday, but the second day In a row on suspect- fleld St.; Edouard LabonvUle, somewhere around 300 words a have at leau tripled their reading Talmadgc of Georgia said on Vletnamese caught up with the ed North" Vietnamese concentra- 42M Bluefield Dr.; Michael Dz- minute. And 100 years ago, that six-ed, and with equal or better completing Mrs. Wood’s course, Spurs No Comment guerrillas eight hours later and tions and staging areas north of amba, 17 CEUiterbury SL; Mrs. kind of reading didn't cause any comprehension. Many have in­ "If tliese techniques were insti- & killed 40, South Vietnamese Khe Sanh, the U.S. Marine Mary Uzlemblo, 46 Village St., problems. They could pretty well creased it even more. ttited in the public and private WASHINGTON (AP) The fed­ But the SBA acknowledged it headquarters reported. strongpoint in the northwest Rockville; Victor LeBlEUic, Esut schools of our country, it would is tightening its disaster loan keep up with what was going on. Think for a minute what that eral government refuses to say The South Vietnamese were corner of South Vietnam, ■'W HEirtford; Richard Lee, Parker be the greatest single step we why it lent a prominent Alaska criteria said SBA administrator ambushed In the coastal low- American pilots flew 121 mls- means. Think what it would Bridge Rd., Andover. But today, things are happen­ could take in educational prog­ Democrat nearly all he asked Robert C. Moot: lands 387 miles northeast of Sal- against North Vietnam mean if you were able to read a Also, Mra. Oliye WUk, 71 Haw­ ing so fast that people who try ress.” tor and cut In half the request of “While the Fairbanks loans gon, while U.S. troops reported Monday, thrusting above Hanoi thorne St.; Shiuxjn Smith, Rose­ to keep ahead find that they’re novel in less than two hours. Or the state’s Republican governor were not the sole factor in two ambush attempts on Amerl- tor ^ e ir first attack on the Thai wood Lane, Bolton; Lots Hoyt, actually falling behind. There’s a column in this newspaper in Why in 1%8 should you be after the Fairbanks flood dam­ changing our criteria, I must can supply convoys 76 miles Nguyen steel fabrication plant West Wlllington; Mra. Patricia simply too,;nuch to read — too 30 seconds. Our graduates dtj reading as they did in 1868? aged their neighboring motels say I saw nothing in these cases apart in the central highlands. s‘nce last spring. The number of Olbrias, 11 Orchard St.; Rev. much homework — too many this. They don’t skip or skim. You can’t afford to. Find out last August. to dissuade me from changing U.S. spokesmen said 37 (Com­ misslons was the highest since Paul Bowman, 70 Prospect St., magazines — too many books — They read every word. And they more al'xjut Mrs. Wood’s remark­ The Small Business Adminis­ them. munists and three Americans 144 on Jan. 6. Rockville; Teri Mauion, 167 Boul­ too many reports, memos arid understand more of what they able method. Come to one of tration, uhleh lent the money, "But I found no evidence of were killed in the two clashes, The northeast monsoon con­ der Rd.; Gregory Boucher, 407 periodicals. W e’re in the middle read. our free -15-minute demonstra­ would say no more than who got any coHuslon, fraud, malfea­ and 23 Americans were wound­ tinued, but Air Force P106 Keeney St.; Lori Forllnl, 110 how much. But It Insisted poli­ of an information explosion. tion meetings. We'll show you sance, or partisanship In these ed. They said damage to the Thunderchief pilots used radar Trout StreEun Dr., Vernon; Mrs. You can become a dynamic tics was not Involved. cases.” convoys was light. to aim their bomb's at the steel Lillian Burnett, 16 Berkley St.; reader in eight weeks. We guar­ a film, explain the course and What's the solution? There's The Budget Bureau refused to The largest loan in the wake The South Vietnamese Infan- Donna Thompson, 63 Brsinford antee it. In fact, if you don't at answer any questions yoii might tell what caught the eye of (See Page Ten) only one. Learn how to read have. You’ll be under no obliga­ of the Aug. 14 flood of the Chena tty company was on a road- St. faster and better. Evelyn Wood least triple your reading s)x-ed fledgling lawryer Robert M. tion, of course. River, $894,000, went to L. Don­ openlng mSsttexn when the guer­ Also, Mra. Mary Watrous, 116 has discovered the way, and al­ with equal or better comprehen­ Weinberg when he spotted the ald Pruhs’ Golden Nugget Mo­ '"’Y \ Judy Lane, South Windsor; loans in a routine budget check rillas pounced on it. A battalion ready over 300,000 people have sion, the course won't cost you Come and see what it’s all tel. Until a mpnth ago, Pruhs of South Vietnamese reinforce­ R«dph Lomg, Kelly Rd., Ver­ and referred ttiem to his super­ was chairman ol the Democrat­ non; Charles McDnoneL 30 En­ learned it. So can you. a thing. abotit. It just might be one of ments, backed up by armored iors. ic central committee for the personnel carriers, chased the Safer Air sign St.; Mra. Lena Crockett, People who have different jobs, This is the same course that tlie most imjxjrtant things you Alaskan interior. He’s now a (AP Photofax) Viet Cong. Hebron Rd., Bolton; Mrk. Eliza­ different IQs, different interests. President Kennedy had his top do this year. member of the party’s state cen­ beth Smith, 134 N. School St.; Fire sweeps around a fredsfhter after a collision wi'th a string of three barges in the Houston ship channel. Besides killing 40 guerrillas, Mra. June Flcaro, 16 Laurel St., tral committee. the pursuers reported capturing Is Tested Employed as a supervisor in nine weapons. They said one of Wapping; Alphonse Plzzola, 69 Papandreou Pruhs’ contracting firm Is Alex 'White St.; Mrs. Eula Zelinski, Channel Turned into Inferno their men was killed and two MUler, Alaska's Democratic na­ were wounded. Tolcott Hill Rd., Coventry; Mrs. DONT MISS THIS HNAL DEMONSTRATION SESSION tional committeeman. By N ASA Lucy BrerniEin, 268 Green Rd.; Expected to South Vietnamese headquar­ Mrs. Elsie Beud, 78 Mather St. (Prior to the start of January classes) "I’m certainly not going to ters also reported that last week apologize for being a Demo­ was one of the bloodiest of the SPACE CENTER, Houston, Also, Mrs. Alice Gr^en, 66 S. Fly to U.S, Ship, Texas Gas Barges Collide Tex. (AP) —Pressed for time, Alton St.; William Robihs(Hi, TONIGHT AT 8:00 crat,” Pruhs said Monday after war for government troops, with details of the loan were made HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The ton Bay. hooting at one another. Then 357 soldiers killed, 946 wounded U.S. space officials beg;in test-. Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mra. Donna ATHENS (AP) — Leftist poUt- ing “enriched air" Wednesday Crowell and son, 42 Pioneer Cir­ or tomorrow night, January 16—8:00 public. "I was a Democrat long freighter Christiane smashed Help was close by because they hit. and 110 missing or captured. Ical leader Andreas Papandreou before the flood, and I didn’t rescue units along the heavily as a safer substitute for the cle. Evelyn Wood Readlni: Dynamles Institute flew to Paris with his family to­ into a string of gasoline-laden "I looked out just as every­ The high casualties resulted start the flood. Because I was barges in the Houston Ship Industralized waterway were from a (Communist offensive pure oxygen atmosphere that Andrews BuUdinff, 68 E. Center St., Manchester day. After a medical checkup In thing went up In flames,” Nix fed the fire which killed three central district chairman, they Channel today turning the water still dealing with an explosion said. that began just after the New the French capital, he was ex­ took my loan .and examined it astronauts early last year atop t ^ VU i into a blazing inferno as the vol­ and fire that broke out two Year’s truce. VOLMWSetN O f SHCI pected to go on to the United when it was just one of 2,600 Five minutes later the fjyst their rocket at Cape Kennedy. Bennet to Hold States to become a professor of atile fuel exploded in sheets of hours earlier and 12 miles up; explosion rattled Baytown win­ Many of the casualties were NOW loans. flame. stream at a Shell Chemical Co. militiamen, hit when guerrillas Pressed for money, the agen­ ♦ 1,699 economics again. "I don’t know anything about dows, and In 10 minutes another cy has junked a 1970 pure sci­ Talk for Parents Two American tourist, the plant. Four men were hurt, one echoed. attacked outposts. MANQHESTERI Papandreou, 48-year-oId son any ottier loans. I submitted captain’s wife an(| 3-year-old critically. In th^t unrelated mis­ The government also reported ence research flight using se­ of ex-Premler George Fapan- Glngerlch, 67, a retired brick­ cret reconnaissance photogra­ A program for parents of Ben- A new Evelyn Weed Intsillute mine and that’s the only one I’m daughter, and 27 officers and hap. 2,216 Communist soldiers were What's the catch? There isn't any. What else do you hove to pay? dreou, was arrested ^when the Interested in.” layer, said, "I woke up of my phy techniques. The decision to 1 1 ,6 0 9 is the suggested retail price at The charge for transporting the car net Junior High School’s 8th EVELYN WOOD opens Ihls mpnth In Menchester crewmen scrambled Into the Well after dawn another fire own accord. I just got awake killed last week, 608 by govern­ military junta seised control of The loan required no higher ship’s lifeboats and fled through broke out on one of the gasoline scrap the flight was made Dec. the port of entry for the VW sedan. from the port of entry. The dealer de­ grade pupils will be held tomor­ for the convenience ol and saw a ball of flame out on ment troops and 1,611 by Ameri­ 27 but acknowledged only Mon­ residents "eeelol the rivet^'. ■ the government last April 21. He approval than that of the SBA’s the fiery waters. State police barges. Traffic controllers on can and other allied forces. U.S. The price includes Federal excise tax livery charge. And local sales tax. row at 7:30 p.m. In the Frank­ was released on Christmas Eve San Francisco office, but gov­ the water." day. lin Building. said they had no reports of seri­ the ship channel would not haiz- weekly casualty figures will not and import duty. There is one optional that makes a lot ConwOtoUtAl after promising to live quietly ernment sources reported that He and his wife joined the 'Ihe atmosphere decision was Small group sessions will be Reading Dynamics ous Injuries. ard a guess as to when traffic be announced until Thursday. It also includes the built-in healer/ of sense. The matching leatherette up­ DS&CMiM S t ^ and make no statements to Pruhs retained a Washington at­ ship’s all-Cj?eek crew of 28 on reached Saturday by a board of ,^eld to explain the 9th grade The collision occurred about would resume. deck and entered a lifeboat. U.S. Command reported one defroster, windshield washer, electric holstery. For $30.00 extra. (Nearly newsmen. torney to help him get It. space scientists named after the courses of study after a general 12:30 a.m. just south of a high­ Tourists aboard the freighter The master of the vessel, other flrefight Monday, a 26- tragedy to assure the fire safety windshield wipers, outside rear view everybody gets it because it eliminates Andreas had been the chief Involved was a regular SBA way tunnel between the suburbs were Mr. and Mrs. Heber M. minute clash 69 miles northwest presentation by Allan Ctme, vice target of the military coup. loan of about $600,000—provtous- Capt. Pete Panaglotou, 41, of future American spacecraft. mirror, and seal belts front and back. the need for slipcovers.l principal. Institute of Baytown and La Porte, which Glngerlch of York, Pa. They of Saigon and nine miles from Rightist military leaders ac­ ly approved but not paid—com­ stayed aboard with the channel They acted after a dummy of Not to mention the padded dash and W ell, that's it. Topics to be covered Include is 30 miles southeast of Houston. went aboard the Christiane with pilot sending his wife and the Cambodian frontier. Pour the new, more fireproof Apollo front ^aot headrests. cused him of leading a leftist bined with a $200,000 damage The C!hriatlane, a 372-foot their car a week ago In Hondu­ men of the U.S. 26th Infantry Unless, of course, ypu count the cost the choice of a program, re­ 45 South Main Street, West Hartford / i„fp„„aHon call 232-4485 claim into a disaster loan, daughter Nicole in a lifeboat to command ship flunked five of 38 It's the price of the real thing, not plot to take Greece out of the craft of Liberian registry owned ras. They planned to' debark at Division were killed and 29 a of gas and oil it takes you to get here in quirements for ffourse selection, 63 East Center Street, Manchester / which carries a lower Interest safety on a cold and barren jet­ burn tests in which Manned stripped-down economy model, North Atlantic alliance and. by Christiane Shipping Co. of New-. Orleans and drive home. wounded. your present car. and the relationship of the vari­ feared his father's party would rate and allows the borrower an ty. Spacecraft Center engineers ous courses to future edu­ Bermuda, was outbound toward , "I had Just gone to my bank," There the crew and the Gin- The Communists pulled back purposely short-circuited Its win the elections that were to additional 20 years to repay. Port Arthur, Tex., when It said Mrs. Glngerlch, 62, who under lx>nqbardment by U.S. cational and vocational plana. have been held in May. Across the street from Pruhs’ geriches huddled in ambulances wiring. Control panels, cables Staff members will be avail­ struck the barges being pushed was watching the twinkling fighter- bombers, artillery and TED TRUDON, Inc. INSTITUTES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.A. He wais accompanied to Paris 38-unit Golden Nugget, which while flreboats put out the and soundproofing material able to anjswer questions. by the tugboat Barbara Waxier. lights of refineries glide past flames. helicopter gunshlps and pres­ blazed unacceptably. TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALOOTTVILLE ■ by his wrife, the former Margar­ opened last May, is the 106- sure from a second American Parents are requested to bring room Travviers Inn, owmed by One barge was empty but the her cabin window. "They looked Sheriff’s Lt. Danny Grant said Wednesday, testing resumes et Chant of Chicago, three of other two hors 30,000 barrels of just like cities.” company, but Communist cas­ to the meeting the complete set their children, and his mother. RepubHcan Gov. Walter J. Hick- the Christiane glowed cherry with the ship filled with a mix of of guidance m a^rlals given high octane gasoline which ex­ While she watched W.L. Nix, red in the flr^ but the only car- ualties were not known. 60 per cent oxygen and 40 per AUTHONIZCO His oldest son went to the Unlt- el. 6 IALC 6 their child for use In program ploded, spraying fire across the a guard at the channel tunnel, In retaliation, eight-engine planning. (Bee Page Nineteen) ' (Sm Page Eight) chilly waters of Upper Galves­ heard,the Christiane and the tug (See Page Four) U.S. B52 bombers raided sus- (See Page Eight)

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