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FM r, ymry odd toni|^. LApollo’s Course Perfect October 1667 Uat for Its quota­ craft Center flaallaad plans tary w trf aviator courae at the July 8 of iwo-month-old David tions and Wholesale Tire used today for ths Apollo 8 aatro- Anny Aviation School, Ft. Mark Masae, aon of Mr. and the July 1688 list, th e latter Uat nauts to return to Houston Mra. David N. Masae now of 138 Rucker, Ala. was slightly higher. early Sunday after thsir Fri­ Florence St. but living at 40 Ol- The town estimates it w ill Pueblo Queries day opiaaUdawn In the Paci­ oott S t thia summer. Capt. Robert B. Craig, son of ^tend approxim ately 94JIOO in fic. M r. and Mrs. John A. Craig of H m Infant died of a dcull the next 13 months for a varie­ SAN DIEGO, Oaltt. (A P ) — away, is the pink-hued R X Club, After the scheduled 10:81 106 Proapect St., to a member fracture oauaed by "a fist or a ty of passenger-oar, triMk and Navy ottldele ohanfed their the citieteria-lounga arhere they a.m. B8T Friday splash­ of a unit that recently earned faU,” Aroneon aald in his report tractor-grader tires. mliida today and d e e lM to de­ and thalr fam ilies have spent down, the trio win remain For Landing Tomorrow U,S. Ah- Force Flying Safe­ on a haaring held Oct. 21. lay until Friday ttw atait of In- most of their first two days at aboard the USS Yorirtown, ty Plaque. He is serving as a Aronson cited the lack of evt the PiindpaUty of Monaco, tn d v e Intarrogatton of the S3 the U.S. Naval Hospital here, the prime recovery Alp, pilot wlOi the 20tto Tactical Air denoe in the case deepKe "infer- SPACE CENTER, Houston (A P)—^Eager to return whose area Is 870 acres. Is leas ■urvivlBg USS Puebto crewmen. sitting In small family groups about 30 hours. Support Squadron at Da Nang enoea of mistreatment’’ and ttM than half tiie else of New York That left a ftil day today for around the vast room. A t 8:61 a.m. BST Saturday home after their historic orWt of the moon, the Ap AB, Vietnam. M b wife, Kaileen, father’# “ tendency to loee Wa C ity's Central Park. medloal examtoatiooi. the aMronauto will begin a 8 explorers rtreaked faster and faster toward the earth to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. temper.’’. The Navy refuees to describe three-hour flight from the iM ! The crew waa leetrloted to the debriefing procedure, except today on a i>erfect course that is to land them in the He aald he is sending copies Herbert Tyler of 68 Tanner St. Adverttoement— .twjo buUdbige for oir eaUmated olrcraft oorrier to Hickham Pacific Oiean Friday morning. of his report to ihe State Wel­ to ssy the crew will be ques­ Air Force Base In Hawaii. tm days of the examtoatiomi tioned about sU phasea of Its "We’re happy to report the S t Stephen’s Day will be ob­ fare Department and the Protec­ Wanted: Newsboys or news- A t mckhorn they wUI eartii Is getting larger," com­ aitd dehrteflag. oonduot from the tim e o f the served ’Ihursday and S t John's tive Servtoee Department “ in or­ gMa in the Rockville. Vernon change Immediately to a mander BVshk Borman said this One building to tbetr ateeping capture last Jan. 28 to the Day win be observed FWday der to protect the Ufe of their area. Particularly East 8t, (7141 i^ane for a direct flight morning. qtnrter*. The other, 30 yerda or8w*s release. May the divine wWh Masses at 8:80 a.m. boQi surviving daughter’’ who Is two Bast Main St., Grove St, High scheduled to arrive of-Hous­ Mid-Pacific "Looks like you’re going to fait days at St. John’s Poltoh Nr.- years old. St, Hammond St Routes avail­ Until the completion o f the de­ ton’s Ellington Air Fnce Uie earth Inateod of VonuA” message of tional Catholic Church. able Immediately. CaU Herald briefing and s subsequent in­ Base at 4 a.m. Sunday. Joked astronaut Gerald O air, Take Little Power Ctrcidatloo Dept. Mr. Oordera quiry described by the Navy os Landing Site the ground communicator. There wlU be a carol sing to­ CAPE KENNEDY, Shu—Each or M r. Wtieon. 87B-81M. routine, crewmen have been ad­ At that time ApoUo 8 was His coming bless night Iix>m 10:46 to 11:18 in the of the clocks keeping track of Y u le H o U d a y vised to dtoouss no details of 188,000 miles from earth, tip­ portico of Center Congregation­ their experience with outside re, For Apollo 8 ping Along at 8,800 miles an dapeed time in the Apdlo space FOR al Church. Later, there wlU be misstons la lighted by electpo- and to be guarded In what they Arabs Blast hour. ABOARD USB YORXTOW N € the world a service of Holy Communion tumineocenoe. Their blue-green Traffic Toll teU their families. Air Force Ool. Borman, Navy (A P ) — When ApoUo 8 aplashes In the churdi sanctuary. glow wiU be easily vleiUe to Oonsequently, their relativea’ Oapt James A LoveU Jr. end down early Friday In the mld- astrcnauta but each light needs Cosmetics main Impreoaiona thus fa r have Israeli Jet, A ir Force MoJ. WUUom A. An­ Paciflc Ocean it vrill be in the First Church o f Christ, Sci­ only the power consumed by a Reaches 212 been that despite reports of bru­ ders reporied they were well most lariated q>ot that a \our Gallery entist wiU have its regular mid smaU Christinas tree bulb. IPS tal treatment ^ the North Ko­ rested after lengthy aleep pe­ manned spacecraft recovery week Weihiesday Etoenlng Testi­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reans the crewmen’s spirits are Killing One riods. It was the beat shape they mony Meeting tomorrow at 8 Tkaftic oocldefibi on the no^ high. has ever been attempted. h a v« been in atnoe th ey attried AND NOEL SHOP - AT WATKINS p.m. at the cburch. The service MMpriiit SMrvkss tkm’a atreete and bighways todr ATHENS (AP) — Two And) "Bui we’re In exceUent shape Uggett$ "He’s the same rid Elarl,’’ the momentous Journey la ri Sat­ is open to the public. toll d 313 Uvea during the terrorists attacked an Isrosl^Jet- for the splashdown and recov­ a sold Mrs. Charles KUder of urday. and Supply, Mo. A t Tbs BMioids Christmas holiday. Thfs oom- liner with machine guns and ery itaelf," said John C. Stonesi- B t Louis, Mo., of her son, oom- They were extremely tired Adult Study Group 3 of North psred wttta 107 during Sn Identt- hand grenades today as the ess Hsitfeid Bd-BSaaebester munloations Techiriclan 3C Earl far, chief of the recovery team after oompletiiig 10 orbits of the United Methodist Church will M A N C t e f f m i osl tim e epen tw o werits sgo. plane moved to take off from moon Wednesday, and were Cold Ibtrray Ktoler, 32. and a veteran of 16 previous re- Read Herald Advertisements meet Tburaday at 8 pjn. at the ■scfeiUls Bxehaafe Brt. Despite taosardoua driving Athesw Aiiport, An LaraieM pas­ coverlee for the NaUonol Aero­ to get os murii rest as poealbie church. This is the season of good cheer when family and friends oondKlona over much o f the "He seems like hto old srif," senger w as killed by bullets that nautics and Space Admlnlotra- for Friday’s critloal re-entry said Linda M. Harris of Jack­ country, the number of deaths poured in through the wtodows tlon. through the earth’s stmospbere. gather to celebrate the holiday amid sounds of music and sonville, Fla., of her huebend, and the plane caught fire. WM Isr Isai than the National Apollo 8 la scheduled, to para­ The spacemen were In good Engton TTmt^y Harris, 28. Greek edrport poUoe rushed laughter, the smell of good foods to eat, presents for alL To Safety Council hod estimated chute Into the Pacific about sptribs as they riiottod with Oarr "He hadn’t changed at all," out on the landing strip, clubbed this morning, receiving the dai­ might be klRed du ik « the ix>U- 1,000 milea aouth of Hawaii at faithful friends old and new we offer a “Merry Christmas” sold Sharon McCartney,. 32, of one of the terrorists on the head ly news report from the "Inter­ day. 10:64 a.m. Eastern Standard La Canada, Calif. She M d after and seised ihe other eto ha tried stellar ’nmes,’’ and hearing the and our thanks for your generous consideration. The council estimated that 280 time Friday, which wUl be a to 800 persons would losr their a couple of hotirs’ converaatlon to flee. latest about their families. she and Edward S. Ruasell Jr, pre-dawn 4:48 cum. local time. Uvea during the KMiour period Eaxh of the Arabs heul huried Asked about the weather, An­ s ; i - # 28, decided to wed. "We’ll be " I feel that If tt la not too from 6 pan. Tuesday to mid­ a hand greneule before opeikng ders aald: "It looks Uke It's married In the hospital chapel cloudy, we riiould actually be night Wedneaday. In 1668, the fire at the E l A1 Boeing 707 aa M snowing out right now." He was here as soon as it can be ar­ able to see re-entiy because of last time Chrtotmas was a one- moved for take rif on a flight to dumping waste water, which ranged," the riender brunette the intense 8,000-degree heat day holiday, 220 persona lost Paris and New York with 87 fireeaes os it hMs icy cold specs. announced. generated,” Stoneaifer said. "I their lives on the nation’s roods. poasetigerB and 10 crew mem­ When Borman told the ground really beUeve, baaed on the pro­ HOUSE&HALE Howard Pyle, safety oouncil Fllynically, however, the men bers. that certain equipment was qen- DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER gress and the succeee of the preaident, said that during an are changed. They lost from 20 It was the second Arab terror­ titiv e to Jerks in the spaoeciaft, flight ao tar, that the spacecraft average SO-hour drlvliig period to 40 pounds each. From their ist attnek against the national he said he >*08 sorided by Ms Israeli airline in six montiw. ahould land very close to the I in the middle of a Deoentber famlliea’ accounts, all were "Serving Faithfully Since 1853!" Lest July 23 a group of Palee- Yorktown. week about 120 persons would beaten at least once, and some "T h a t’s a ll right, w e on the ttne commemdoa hiyusked an E l "In fact, rd have to say I loee their lives in trattio acci­ may have been tortumd. ground thought of tt, too," Oarr A1 Boeing out of Rome and took think It w ill be within 10 mUes, dents. "Y o u wouldn’t beUeve all the said. it to Algiers. No one was UUed allowing for a quick pickup." The Associated Preae counted tMnga he told mei” Irene Rooee, Lovell reported that Ms star- in that incident. The pesaengen Mission control sold Wednes­ tracking navigation riiecks were (See Page Tiwstij Seven) (See Page Eighteen) and plane were erveekuallyt re- Maj. William A. Anders, lunar module pilot of Apollo 8 spaceflight, prepares day that weather In the planned matching ground oomputstione Christinss 4inn^ for the ctow during teievision show from the craft yesterday. landing area was expected to be extremely well. In Beinit, Lebanon, the some Atoe*- ” D o you want to turn o ff your PaleaUntan Arab ..guerrilla or- The spacecraft was directly over South America-at the tima daye, Urlth moderate winde, seem radios and come in witiiout usT" ganiaatloh that planned tiie July beamed back to earth. (A P Photofax) of three to four feet and temper- queried die ground, Girl, 10, Still Missing Mjaek claim ed reepcmslbUity for otures of 78 to S3 degrees with ApoUo 8 was on such an accu- today’s attack. scottered showers. rate course that a oecond mld- "Our oommondos ore req>on- Earlier, recovery ship meter- oourwe ooiTectioi) maneuver p sfijle for the incident,” said a ologlsts hod said they expected plaiuiod today wm canceled. Accused Abductor spokesman for the Popular seas of five to seven feet, with a OontroUars said ttie craft would Front for the Liberation of ‘State of Peril’ in N.Y. City make a sUgbt adjustment Just good chance of rain and cloudl- Palestine. ness which might cut visibility two hours before re-entry. -wV. Leaftots scattered by the two NEW YORK (AP)—The ElarUer, with thousands shiv­ The overnight low tempera­ to as little as a quarter mile. The astronauts are to slam Gives Up to Police gunmen on the tarmac also Board of Health declared ering in unheated apartments ture in the city was 11 degrees Stonetifer said another recov­ into the heavleri part of the at­ i Identitted them as members of during the crideet weather of above aero, and the reading at 6 ery proMem is communications. mosphere Friday at 24,700 miles New York City in “a state a.m. was 18. DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — said Ackerman of WllUams. the organization. the flu-ridden winter. Mayor The recovery site Is more than an hour. of peril" Thursday and Lindsay’s statement come aft­ If the craft comes In at too Anthony Brtiiell Willies, ‘He’s very polite and well The organization in Beirut John V. Lindsay appealed to the 1,000 m iles from regular land- threatened to press crimi­ er the mayor was urged by City steep an angle tt could break charged with abducting bkmde dressed and clean. And he’s a identified the two Arabs as fuel industry to give extraordi­ based communication facilities. nal charges against anyone opart fkom tire tremendous 10-year-old Pam ela Powers on gentleman, to us anyway. He. Mahmoud Mohammed Issa, 27, nary priority to emergency de­ Health Commissioner Edward "This is the most isolated and Maher Hussein YAmoni, 16, failing to cooperate in e f­ liveries. O’Rourke to appeal to the oil in­ Christmas Eve, turned himself knows his tights and has decid­ manned recovery we’ve had (See Page Fourteen) (nto priice Thursday, but the ed to remain sUent." Poleatine refugees living In Bri­ forts to get fuel oil deliver­ Lindsay subsequently depart­ dustry to speed emergency fuel y et," he said. "Therefore It Is girl remained missing. Meanwhile, about 60 officers nk. ed to unheated homes on an ed for Kennedy Airport, where deliveries. the most difficult from the com­ ‘ Desk a«t. Ernest Lester said resumed the eearch in snow- In Tel Aviv, the Israeli gov­ emergency list. he and his family were booked "Despite tile heavy number of munications standpoint. I really cm a flight to the Bahamas for a calls received from seriously 111 ^L young Negro walked into the covered countryside near Oiin- ernment called the attack an The city health commissioner miss the mission reports and / brief vacation. persons livkig in unhealted priice station and said, "I’m nell, Iowa, 40 mUes east of Des act of "insane terrorism.’’ A said three deaths in the city commentary, for Instance. But "Extraordinary, around-the- apartments," an O’Rourke Anthony Brthell WUUama. I un­ Moines, where bloodied orange statement by the office of Prime were aittributaUe directly to w e’re in excellent shape for the B u lletin clock service is required to take spokesmem said, "lees than 25 M derstand you’re looking for stretch pants and white bobby Minister Levi ^khkri said: ‘“nie lack of heat. splashdown and recovery It­ sox were found in a roadside fire directed at the EU A1 plane care of the remaining serious si­ per cent of the required amount m e." He directed that Health De­ self,” ", Detective Lt. John Ackerman waste receptacle. In Athem today constitutes an tuations aa long aa a threat ex­ of emergency fuel oil deliveries PLANE CRASH KILLS THREE partment personnel be stationed The Yorktown and its accom­ said there was no doubt the unprecedentedly grave act. ists to the personal health and were made during the day"— Pamela’s distraught father at each oil deport in the city to panying communications ship, ANC910RAOB, Alaska (AP) man was WUUama, a self-pro­ weU-betng of any New York­ Wednesday. identified Wednesday the arti­ "This cilmlnal attack evi­ see that priorities are observed the Arlington, will provide most —^A Pan Amerii:an Worid Air­ claimed minister with an arrest ers,’ ’ the m ayor said. cles o f clothing as those of his dences not only the murderous In getting fuel deUveied to Those affected by the fuel oil of the local operational commu­ ways 707 flying military mall record Including four sex A backlog of complaints and daughter. character of Its perpetration, buildings where heedth em ep shortage resorted to a variety of nications and the radio isolation to the F ar East crashed and Charges. unflUed orders for fuel was Davenport police said WU- but oho the nature of those who genclee exlri. methods to try to keep warm. will not hinder the recovery it- burned on takoff here today •* f Police charged Willtams with llams had four cents in his pock­ stand behind them and are re­ created by the one-week strike Sam Spickler, 64, of the :.elf, he said. from BImendorf Air Force Last week, with many buUd- ^ id stealing after Pamela, the et when he turned himself In sponsible for the act of Insane of oil truck drivera who supply Bronx, said he. was using an Base. The three crewmen Ings heatleas and flu rampant In daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- and police paid a |1 taxi bill for terrorism which representa a 40 per cent of the city’s fuel oU. electric heater and " a mllUon were believed to have been the city, the department de­ SPACE C EN TE R. Houston ][ln Powers of Des Moines, dis­ his trip from Rock Island, 111., danger not only to the Israeli The strike ended Sunday, but quilts." He said he couldn’t kiUed. The flight by the four- clared the city In "Imminent (A P ) — Here is the Apc^lo appeared from a Junior high across the Mississippi River to airline but to all peoples.” heavy back orders and the leave his apartment and go to a engine cargo Jet to Japan and peril.” Thursdayi, the peril was schedule for today (all times school wrestling tournament at the police station. An early report sold a possen- (Thristmas holiday have pre­ hotel because he had the flu. Vietnam by way of Alakka declatad no longer Imminent, Eastern Standard): the Dea Moines YMCA. vented the companies from " I’m paralyzed in bed,” he said. 12 midnight: Spacecraft Is originated In San Francloco. A (8ee Page Fourteen) (See Page Twenty-Seven) <> but a fact. ' “He’s very calm and cool,’’ catching up on deliveries. Dave Nicholson of Manhattan more tiian 169,000 miles away Pan American spokeeman said The city’s assistant health said he was using the fireplace from earth and traveling at the big plane was manned by commissioner. Dr. Donald (Ton- In his threoirpom apartment. He more than 3,000 miles on hour. a California crew. Names well, estimated that 100,000 New said he had the flu for four days Navy Capt. James A. Lovell Jr. were not Immediately avail­ Yorkers lived in unheated build­ and Juat "hovdred under blan­ and A ir Force MaJ. WlUiam A. able. Tile crash at 6:18 a.m. ings (Thrlstmas Day and about kets and kept hoping." Anders are asleep. Air Force Alaska Standard Time oc­ 10,000 of them were sick with curred In 10-obove aero weath­ k: I.-- flu. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Twenty-Seven) er and heavy Ice to g .^ t ^Thermal Pollution^ Industry Byproduct For .you and your dear ones at Christmas, we wish the most precious gilts ol all . . . the gilts of Heat Threatening River Life

faith, hope and love . . . faith sustained by the spirit ol By STAN BENJAMIN two sources: Nationwide, it’s In­ Steam-electric generation These gayly decorated Christmas Associated Press Writer dustry; in the western states, ir­ needs water from any oonven- W ASHINGTON (A P ) — Be- rigation may be a local prob­ lent stream or lake. Bxceaa wa­ Christmas . . . hope for peace on earth . . . love ever bright with Bides chemicals, sewage and lem. ter usually returns to its source 10 to 20 degreea warmer. Bells ring out a message of joy and happiness to all trash something new Is threat­ But the question of sun- A cool-burning plant dumps the blessings of family and home . . . enriched by good - will toward n>en. ening the rivers and streams of warmed irrigation needs further more than half Ita heat back ,. the United States aful causing study, said Bregmon. And Irri­ our friends and patrons . and Into c(x>Ung water, while an mounting concern among gov­ gation’s demands probably atomic plant dumps almost 70 ernment offlclaki. won’t grow very much, wrhile In­ per cent. "A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALV* It la heat, simple heat In the dustry’s thirst seems unquench­ h»rm of hot air or water. The able. And the atomic plants are tak- problem tt causes is known as ing over. There are only 14 In The focus Is on Industry and therm al poUution. operation now, but another 88 the enemies of thermal pollution By killing fish outright or are on the way. By 1066, it la es­ have zeroed in on atomic power leaving them gasping for oxy­ timated, atomic power w ill sur- plants. gen, or by kiUing off their food piMs coal and other foatil fuele Potterton’s supply or disrupting their life No Industry dumps more heat In electric output. than the oteam-powered riectrlc cy^es so ti»ey can’t reproduce, Technical tmprovemonU may ISO CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER Utility, and no steam-elect)[lc avings ank of anchester heat can ruin a stream as sure­ increase efftclenoy, but at beat {S B ^ M ■ I __ . system dumps more heat (Mr ly aa any Industrial poison or 40 to 60 percent of the beat must kilowatt than an atomic pl&nt. I Member F OIC thohing plant growth. ' be dumped. Three Killed When Bus Overturns "Thia Is one of the few pollu- By the year 2020, the Water An Atomic Energy Oommla- Six Coavunkot Of flow Swvtag CLOSED AIX> DAY WED., THURS., DEC. 38, 38 ' tlon probieme that we have an Resources Oouncil predlcU, slon aclenittat explained. Three persons were killed early this morning w)ien There were 41 persons, all from Chicago, HI., on the opportunilty to stop before it steam-electric plants will be ■ ’’The only real aolution Is to OPEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 37 TUI, 6 P.M. ever starts," said Jacob I. Breg- heating up 411 billion gallons a this bus crashed after running o ff the Pennsyl- bus. Scores were taken to two hospitals with at get oiff the steam cycle.” MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH man, deputy assistant secretary day—more than the whole Mis­ Effovts are being made to do vani* Turnpike near Beaver Falls, Pa. Many per­ least two, including the driver, Elmer Guckert, 40, of the interior, In an Interview. sissippi River system, or half Just that through research but the water In all the rivers and of Pittsburgh, being admitted. (Story on page 18) "But I doubt we could do much no new process In doss to oom- sons were still trapped in the wreckage when this about it It w e wait too long." streams of the 48 adjoining picture was taken shortly after the 8 a.m. crash. (AP Photofax) The heat comes mainly from sboites. (lo o Fago )

1 T. P A G E T H R E E ICANCBESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 P A G E T W O SheinwoH on Bridge 190,000 Miles in Space 13-State Alarm NOW AT PRICES YOU WAITED FOR Bf MickMtcr PHkade Out forCunman By ALFRED 8HKINWOU) n o a t h (Neizt to Stag**) Stamps 4 1082 Card Gallery Earthlings See Astronauts Aooordtag to the ndes of to (? AQ9 In Double Killing game each player to 0 A8732 IS oaito M ha has awseptio^ By STD KRONISH n e w YORK (AP) — A 18- ♦ 75 Having Christmas Dinner length in ona suit EAST AhTNUAL AP Newmtoatures state alarm has been tomed for to ba to rt In *oma WEST Would you believe that Oount- ♦ 54 ♦ 73 Bjr RICHARD BKBNR enoes to Chttotmas and the Ug a gvovman In the slayilhg o f » to stay wttiiin t o 18-card to lt. <;? 752 Asaoctoted PreM WiMw dimers they prabsMy would he ess MArUevlos was an Irish pa­ young New Jersey woman and a This prlneUpla h illed New C» KJ843 enjoying If they were on saith. triot? 0 Q654 O lO y SPACE CENTER, Houston A 42 A KJI09863 (AP) — Nearing home on Onlr “I hope you all had a better This heroine of Biie has just Christmas dimer today than received added distinction by SOUTH space Odyssey, the ApoRo 8 as­ ‘ m ice mid the shootire W' « AKQ796 tronauts today readtod their tWs,’ ’ said A ir P orce ICatj. W il­ having a new Irish posti^e liam A. Andera as earthlings stamp oommemorate the oeMe- lowed the ^ (? 106 portaMe TV camera for a sixth ful attempt to collect a $1,000 nauonai 1 / PRICE watched Mm fish through ptas- nsry of her birth. Ooronado, Oallf. 0 KJ9 and final cetosUal Meoaat fol- deM from t o ex-convlct victim. tic begs of specially prepared OounteoB Oonstance M arkle- Opening load four of oluba. A AQ lowing Christmas Day’s cooUng Dead are James Goldberg, 85, cocoa, sugar cookies, orange vlcs was bwn in London in 1668, West opened t o four of duba, West North Eort lesson from space. In whoae $500-amonth midtown juice, com chowder, diicken the eldest chUd of Henry Gore- and Ka^an took Bast’s Itirjg Pais 1 NT 3 A The 15-minute televlslion rtiow Manhattan apartment the to o t­ was to begin a i 8:51 p.m. and gravy. booth. She married Count Oss- with with to ace. Now tom Pssi 4 A Pm* mlr DuMivMarkievlcs in IMO ing occurred on CSnistmas Eve, (BST). The food aboard ApMlo 8 Is was the question of how to AllPan 2 SALE! and then spent her life commit­ and Sharon Stango, 18, an at­ "What we thought we would better than In past fUghto. It hawBe to trumps and dla- tractive brunette from Bloom- do today was ^)st show you a was made leas sweet and more ted to the cause of the workers monda fleld, N.J. Both were to t in the to dteooid to kirtnc Uttto bit about Ufa Inside the palatable after the ApoUo 7 of Ireland and the struggle for I f thGTG h&d town no b id d ® ^ head with a .88-caliber revolver. the ace of dtemonds. It w w on­ ApoUo 8," a voice from ^pace crew complained bitterly of the national independence. The South should draw jua* o » Our Entire Stock of Chrisfinos Bond Cards, •me kiner also seriously ly an oveitrtolc at a rtam oob- said Wednesday. WMh it cam e a food. Oountess who fought in 1816 as trump and ti>en lead t o king « wounded another men in the tract, but In toumumM ptey lemarkabiy dear view o< the in­ Borman, who made a point to an ofttcer in the IrW i ctUsen diamonds. If only IW dlam o^ Gift Wrap. Party SuppHM, Candy— army against the British, was '>nsrim»nt, Charles Gonaales, overtricks are worth thalr terior at the ship. wish everyone m earth a "very °®J“ ®^t2ik^Mjr)aanodi, South would load t o captured and sentenced to death 42, of Queens. He was listed "f^TlJ^trum ps to dummy’s eight. weight in gold. A U SALE (TEMS FROM PRESENT STOCK ONLY--ACT FAST FOR BEST SELECTION DON'T MISS rn "W e’ve shown you the scenes merry Christmas,’’ caJted the W we-w ------^ trumps lO aUMUlljr R kpses.*.. food "generally pretty good." for her piut in the tgiriEing. But dav in saPeifactory condition at trumpa broke evenly, declarer Dolly Question of the moon and soenee of the Partner opens with one spnde, ,earth, and we thought we woidd In the neoct breatti the Air her sentence was commuted. daiiamBellevue va rroonlhilHospltaJ. ^ivouW___ 1.1 to n lead a low Uw diamond Force colonel continued, "and tf flhortly thereafter, with her Detectives were trying to from t o dUTfuny so a complete and (he next player posses, You invite you Into our home. It’a holdt Spades, 7-8; Heortn, 7-6-1; been our hame, at leairt, tor tour that doesn’t sound Uke a rousing popularity Increasing, she be­ team what connection Gonaales safety play. came the first woman to be Dlauiandt, 16, C lito, d a y a ’ ’ ___ aidorsentont. It isn’t! but nev­ niri Mipq Stango had vrith Gold­ South would then bo safe even THE BEST SERVICE ’Hie voice was Apoilo 8 com­ ertheless it’s preitty good." elected to the British Parlia­ berg, whoae record of 36 arrests If an oppwrent still had ()-10-x 6-8. mander Prank Bocman’a Por But the spacemen soon Ms- ment—but did not take her seat dnt»8 to 1928. of diamonds. If that opponent Whot do you aoyt MAKES THE BEST BUY ■me Oountess, however, contin­ Answer: Paso. If you Md the 10 minutes, he described how covered a Chrtstmas Day treat MlflS Stango, who lived with were East he would have to ued her work for Irtfti labor un­ clubs your partner wR bid the crew uses "handy dandy and the third estrcnaut. Navy. her parents, John and Helen play to queen to shut wt again, and you will have to bid sdsaoro" to open the space­ Capt James A. Lovell Jr., ror til her death on July 15, 1907. Stango, worked tor an Insurance South’s Jack. U W ert had t o men's packaged food, how he dioed ground controllers shortly The new stamp, beating a nomneny in East Orange, N.J----- diamond length he could captum more clubs. You may not he portrait of the Countess and her able to get out ehoct o f noone and We teammates ejcerclsa dal­ after the telecast: slhce her gmduation from <>( diamonds, but South ly In space, and how the ship’s "It appears that we did a dates—1888-1927—com es to* two Bloomfield High School last would later finesse htrough the high doiiled club ooulruot. M values. TTie 8 pence Is M ack and you peas to begin wkh you are on-board computer "has done a grave injustice to the food peo- June. ten of diamonds. Color TV fantastto job tor us." [de. Just after our TV show, the 1 MitiUng 5 pence is blue. Gonzales, a father of four who Kaplan didn’t need the safety out of danger, and you can Santa Claus brou ^ us. . jo. T V bid the clubs without deceiving R G il The crew. In one of Its mart was separated from Ws wife, play because he knew that East f pgitner if to ocoaston ailoea. jovial moods yet, made refers dinner whidi is delicious. Tur­ Canada’s Christmas stamp for worked for a meter company in was short in diamonds. East ob­ Oopyrtght 1918, key and gravy, cranberry 1968 has an unusual design. It Long Island City, Queens,, his viously had about seven dubs Walnut 28” Autonmtic Fine Tuning. features an Eskimo carving of Qeneral Features Ootp. same, grape pun^ Outstand­ landlady told newsmen. and surely had a few hearts Was 1688.88. »# # Maple 23” Console. Mhther and Child by Munamee IRanrtfpatpr ing.” Police said to gunman ar­ since West had never enter­ •547 of Cape Dorset, Baffin Land, W a s $598. The crew showed only ihe la- rived at to apartment, expen­ ed to bidding and could not Maple 28” Console. whldi was presented to Queen terior of ApoUo 8. "W e’re going sively decorated with nude have seven or eight hearts. W a s $588. •537 Maple 23” Automatic Fine Tuning. $ C Q 7 Eupnin^ l|pralii to have to do U (ih e telecast) Inr BUsabeth during her visit to paintings, while Goldberg enter­ There wasn’t room In the Bart W a s $675.$675 PubUahed Dally Bseept Bundayt side,’’ Borman told mission con­ Canada in 1951. .hand for four dlamcnds. Walnut 28”. uad RoUdays at 18 Btualt StTML tained Miss Stango and Gon­ trol minutes before the flight. zales. *17)0 gunman, described Kaplan therefore drew two ORIVE-IN W a s $688. •537 23” Walnut Grain Conaolette. Manotiesur, Conn. (08010) "TTwre’s no good diots of the ■me British P ort O ffice has r«le(ihoiM otoon i as about 40 years old, demanded rounds of trumps and led to Was $529.95. •477 earth today." announced the forthooining is­ Seooaa Oast Poaiase Paid ai tlMit Goldberg fork over the Idt^ of diamonds. When t o tan Lovell quipped, "I think it’s sue in January of a commemo­ ManchcBter, Conn $1,000 end when Goldberg said feU. Kaplan ted t o jack o f dtar raining out there." rative postage stamp series de­ monds for a finesae through subscription r a t e s The picture seen on earih picting famous English mer­ he didn’t hove it, the intruder if he Payable In Advance began shooting, police said. Wert—playing East to be very One Tear ...... 880 00 however, was much like the chant ships. It will feature five short in dlamcnda rather tiian hollers, such vessels. One of the designs 8U XonlbB ...... 18.M stark blue and white o f the- to have the Q-10 doiAtoton. let him I liman Thraa HanOw ...... 7.00 moon wWch Lovell described in will show the sailing clipper The finesse worked, and Ko- oam XcsMb ...... 8to Tuesday night’s doseup tele­ ship, CJutty Sark, launched In THEATER TIME ptan oonUnued with t o nine of n cii ca st 1869 and now preserved at SCHEDULE diamonds for another SOLID-STATE As betoce, each fast move­ Greenwich for all to see. eventually dedarw etit«rea STEREO ment of the camera blurred the dummy with to ace of hearts picture and mission control re­ High Temperature East Windsor D rlve-In — Bul- JBW EI.RY REPAIRS minded the astronauts of this. Utt, 7:80; A Pine Medneas, 9:30. "There’s sort of a time delay. Is Chrirtmas Low Manchester Drive-ht — Impoa- Elarly American Credenza, Any motion at aU ndna our pic­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— rible Vears, 9:80; Dark of to AM-FM. Was $828. A # f AS THE EXPERTS DO THEIVI 1st RUN! TONIGHT! EXTRA! ture," said ground controller T7>e high temperature on Cbcirt- Sun, 7:80. Modem Walnut AM-FM Maple (Jonsole, AM-FM. Your precision watch, your irreplaceable M ld ia el OoUina. mas Day was to lowest high Cinerama—Ice Station Zebra, Rowan m d Martin at the Movies Stereo. W as $368. But It was a good picture as W a s $848. pearls, your heirloom silver, your on record for the holiday in 2:00, 8:00. •297 loi^ as the camera was held Connecticut, according to the State TTieater—Horse in to Maple Console AM-FM diamond and other fine gem jew elry- Ftm. The spaceeMp was some M aple CJonsole, A M -F M . all need the best, most expert attention U.S. Weather Bureau. G ray FHannel Suit, 2:00, 6:80, [The Undefgradiwt^ ( v t ^ e Ovef-Thiftie$«~) Stereo. W es $429.96. 9 0 1 190,000 miles away from eerO) The high Wednesday was 12 W a s $898. •337 when in need of repairs. As members 9:00; W in de t o Pooh, 1:80, \ at the time, Oaftting homeward degrees at midnight. Tlte pre­ 6:00, 8:20. Credenza Pecan AM-FM of the American Gem Society, we at nearly 8,000 miles an hour. MCMfumrisMttfRfft vious record high set in 1948 Stereo. Was $888. are eminently qualified to repair your and matched in 1968, was 18. valuables. Free estimates. AUSTRALIA EXPORTS SUGAR DAVID NIVEN. CANBERRA — In additiDn to f4Sr WINDSOR OmV( IN ★ MT ». being the worid’s leading wool “THE producer, Australia Is the U' fburth4argest wheat exporter, IMPOSSIBLE to free world’s Na 1 sugar YEARS” JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 exporter and the prlndpal lead producer. 15” PORTABLE AM-FM WALNUT 23” C O L O R AM-FM CHERRY 23” AM-FM STEREO Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street PROVINCIAL E The D ark’s UUIIUSISIT’ IMIEilKn'IBS M A IU CONSOLE EARLY AMERICAN MGH ««0i« ENCUM mnUllON lUr^ CONSOLE ’Twaa the nlgfa^ after COLOR TV 100 Watt, AM-FM STEREO Color-Comb. Christmas and aU tfarongh l E m mMIMIEOX JIMIM CONSOLE the house the phone kept THEATRE EAST SALE STEREO SALE y SALE CONSOLE ringing for reeervetlone for Sunday thm Friday SALE SALE SALE dinner New Year's Eve 1:89 - 4:80 - 7:86 REG. FRIDAY&SATONLY! Step lively If you plan m n 3 3 o :m m REG. $ 1 to join the festive theoiig Satnrday 16:86-1:86-4:86-7:86 * “ ® ' SOTO tO A T and can now. ' Children tlila show only g l-' m iiiM •468 •288 • 3 1 9 ’ 2 7 8 9429 OPEN BVXaftY DAY “Fare with a Flair" ^98 c 1;30-^AT1NEE EVERY DAY

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l i l E i W !S r PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY^ DECEMBER 26, 1968 PA(BT FOUB ued to rise faster than the rate of tnftotlon and most ^erlcana showed real Increasee In their BLACKY THE AHBUS SH: r From Your lYeighbor *s Kitchen Business Mirror standard of Uvlng. By JOHNwnm t nrTNNTirFOONNIFF AmericansAmertcBiw ccan. a n . be tithankful To have gotten through 1968 HAPPY VIVIAN r . FBaatrsoN AP Bosinese Analyst also that government revenues without more sjlp# or even a NEW YORK (AP) - Econom- *«>«• ** «me in years seem plunge, considering the tigh­ NEW YOKK. lA t-j Mkely to catch up or even sur- M you V*** *** IC adVEHC©® 80ni6tlin68 CRIUlOt Y __ trope that was walked, is reason NEW YEAR pwsted -vWt to (tM home o< Mn. enough for thanks. BRAS <■*««»*« F. ArctaunbauH ot 774 GIRDLES wewfuwofBi •IWland ‘Hplw., H would be rum* 8uznera» as President Joimson •• ____ vnuroel to Ond her kBe. She seems wistfully to have hinted The new spirit of cooperation MOfWAY. M C. 30 at one time or another. between government and Iwsl- FUEL OIL YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS AT 10% lo 35% OFF REGULAR PRICES! lore* to cook and to Inuptovtoe rectpee, ie «n aooomvMibed 1S.4 •eemetreos, and enjoya any proj­ sr - n .» h ALL FRESH NEW BRAS AND GIRDLES! ALL FAMOUS MAKBRS! ect inoorpandIrB trouble and anguish and de­ 266 OaL Min. O.OJ>. have thoroughly obecured any One Day Nottoe for SPECIALS- crafla. struction. Ijeona Arcbambeult can rw Ik Immediate sense of apprecla- Delivery Uon. But there is much to be The National AUlanoe of Bud- uaehil ttems out at diacarda neesmen ran far ahead of its iTHURSDAY, Fr I d AY AMO SATURDAY] thankful for. Around The Clock from the average household. It aims of finding 100,000 Jobs by American farms, factories Burner Service mtcht be a birdhouse made of next Jtme SO tor the hard core lolUpop sticks, or a reH«ious and mines turned out more unemidoyed. Jdajor Insurailce goods than ever before. In No­ After Hours Emergency Right fabilc, right prtoe . . . sura! crose utiUsIne burnt match- K/.,- hv comp^es committed millions 1 OU Deliveries Made at EXTRA LEAN, BONELESS . . . but above all u ’a the fit that stkks. Then, she would go vember, an index kept by me Federal Reserve Board showed *>* toveetments^ I lA4c pec Oal. counta. That'a why at Burton’s It diead and make IttUe chests of must fit . . . our oocnat gals see dnsrera out of the empty that mine-factory output was 66 Throughout the yew t^ Automatic or GbU to thatl matcUboms which die glues to­ per cent more than 10 years American conatuner complained Delivery ^ about Inflatlan, and with reason. gether and decoralee to accom­ There were more Jobs too, "Eie consumer price index rose Ask About Our 8-^y l O modate such Items as p^ier Shoulder Clod 1 ^ SMILINGJ9SMVICE Discount Payment Plan oUps, rdbber bands and the Uke. and the 1968 percentage of un- more than 4 per cent, the godt- employed reached a rate lower est erosion of money values Another project started wMh MANCHESTER than at otty time in 17 years, since the Korean war. antlfreese cans which were cut, on . HEAT. INC. TTie Jobless rate dropped to 8.3 But fiiere was another aspect covered with burlap and trim- of the picture. Incomes contin- 449^908 med with feH as waste baskets per cent. More than 76.6 milUon O u / v t& W ,< ifor diUdren's rooms. had job s; 2.6 dlcfct’ t. sews all of her own Late In the year the unem­ dotUng end makes curtains and ployment rate among nonwhKes draperies fo r her hcune. She took a sharp drop. It was Impoo- even makes sHppers out of wash dUe to say if this was anything but temporary, but it was an January Clearance ROAST cloths. Our cook of the week was b om and raised to ICWiar improvement even if, shocking­ ly, it remained double the white waka, md., and moved to Ver­ VOUTHOBAFT . . . Hi-Dive Ny­ mont in her late teena where die rate. lon-lycra® epandex long leg pantle The housing industry, which met her husband. They were girdle. Slimming cotton-epandox hod fallen into a depression all married in 1965. Throughout the with satin back and side panels. its own a couple of years ago, lb years, she had made about 100 White In 8. M . L. was able to recover in 1968 to fniitctdoe rec^iea of one Und or the extent that more homes FU iXN IT . . . ponty girdle, ad- regular 13.00 another. Finally, she took the were begun than at any time in STARTSs THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26lfc Jurt-a^thlgh long leg panty, of ny­ following recipe and wfaatMuted four years. lon and lycra spandexB. Machine applesauce for the convenUonal WHOLE Americans can be thankful washable, machine dryaUe. In whits, 8. X . L. XL. milk and eggs and it has be­ also that the boom-bust cycle, in come her husband’s favorite. which a soaring economy Am STEP aid M SS AMERICA RLSg rtfokr 8.00 Holiday Fralteake plunges into the pit of recession, WIOi Appleaance remained tamed for the eighth SHOES 3 cups applesauce straight year, a record. Al­ for WolMn 1 ciq> afautenlng though badly inflated, the econ­ 3 cups brown sugar omy continues to expand. PORKLOMS 1 K>. dates The dollar, under speculative 1 tb. raiaiiis attadca that might have forced 1 K>. nuts " devaluatlan and confusion in BUSTER BROmt SHOES 14 lb. cherries wortd trade, was able to rdain 14 lb. pineapple for CfiBdron its strength throughout the yew, 14 Ih. citron for which the whole world can 4% cups sifted flour., be thankful. lb 4 teaspoons baking soda Herald photo by Pinto At the same time the stock GOSSABD . . . Answer Deb long 1 teaspoon nutmeg MRS. LEONA AROHAMBAULT market was able to withstand— ROBUE aid PEIWIN SHOES leg pantle girdie, in lycra power H teaspoon doves net with satin slimming panels. 1 teaspoon salt even Ignore—news so bad that H for Mon lows. When ready to serve, beat ing, canoeing and the like. Etn- might have precipitated a sell- Proportioned, In short, average SLICED and long span. Boll applesauce, shortening beavy cream unUl really thick est attends HoweU Cheney T e ^ off in most other years. War, MAIDEN FOBM . . . TM o laatlcO atto sugar for five minutes. Mix and ^ over salad mbctaHe. ideal School and p to to ta- aU stretch bra, weU-known for tt’s fruitB (all are glared fruits) and balance of payments troubles. 11.99 regular 14.00 S n m"ec^;:S^'.^fhighwai; urban t^i^assamlnaUona BOOTS AND BEDROOM SLIPPERS wonderful oomlort and fit Lycra nuts together in a S-quart mix- elastic with lace over ootten cups. DRASTICALLY REDUCED! ii« baud. Sift together Sour, Leona racomme^that djp-^ ^ ’"ev» ignorad toe AMERICAH White black, blue, pink, slses 82- soda and spices over fruit and 40, A. B. C. nuts, miring untH each piece of S.1S I«cid8r4.00 fruit is coated. Stir in cool ap­ - - H plesauce. Pour into tube pen; bake in slow oven about 300 de­ GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE grees fo r 2 \ hours. Test with S S S^ai^^^^hlte She won high honors ve^ pubUc. than^ 706 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER CHEESE toothpick to be sure it is done. ^SSS^^N ew Hamptolre is aa a den mother with Coventry ^ e « ^ t ^ l^ to ^ e lieooa makes her fruit cakes S S toS U tte campaltrThey Pack 67 given eapedally tor her in October sinoe the applesauce enjoy oiildoar Hfe, sad this par- arts and crafts w ork._^ ^ more probtems. keeps them moist. She wraps tknilar area otters muctx to spent three years with Us b ------them first in wax paper, then them In the way at taiklns, fish- group. In alumlrium foil, and stores than either in the refrigerator lb or the freeser. The above recipe SABONO , . . . Croes-Tour-Heart can be made in loaf pans for 691 M AIN ST. bra. New elastic bra, with stretch greater convenience, kx which strapa, machine waahable. In case It makes three loaves. MANCHESTER white, slses 84-40, A. B. C. (long The tUbe-aise cake w ill weigh ARMOUR’S line 6.99 reg. 7.00) about five to six pounds. Aitotfaer redpe Leona boa 3 .9 9 regular 5.00 changed Is the following. S he MAIDEN FOBM . . . O om eitlna says that cooking the liquid and long leg pantle, action Insert back, thlckeniiy with cometarch bolds BOLOGNA or lycn« elastic with satin front the fruit together and makes panel. In white, S. M. L. XL. the more flavocftil. m.e e rofolar 11.00 Deluxe Fratt Salad ANNUAL LIVERWURST 1 sUbeenca. can fruK salad, drained 1 cup chunk pkwappte, drained 1 apple d iced JANUARY ^ cup small marshmallows WARRANTED 2 teaspoons c o n d a r c b FOR ONE YEAR lib 14 cup sugar

>4 cup walnuts CLEARANCE BY THE PIECE BALI . . . Sno-Flake bra. Wired 6 marascUao cbetrles bandeau, gives light weight but 1 cup heavy cream STAN’S T V firm support to every figure. Back Uke Bqutd drained from fndt SALES Mad SERVICE and front sections of Tyora Icno soled and pineapple and thicken GROUND GROUND spandex® In pink or blue, sixes with oamdarcb. Add ougar and 1073 MAIN ST., MANCHE8TER--449-9279 ON HEAVYWEAR OABNIVAL. . . . eecret form bra, 34-38, B. C. (D cup 6.99 reg. 7.00) cook until thick. OooL Then pour CHUCK ROUND polyeeter fiber fUI, dacron, cotton 4 .9 9 regular 6.50 over fruit'salad and pineapple; and nylon, machine waahable. In add diced apple and merdimal- pink white, black, yellow. Ice, sires 32-86, A. B. C. COATS 1 JNf 2.50 In 6 Lb. Lote In S Lb. Lote SNOWSUITS FABRICS FILL YOUR FREEZER ~ A U MEATS THINK PILGRIM CUT, WRAPPED AND QUICK FROZEN JACKETS TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AT NO EHRA CHARCE. HINDQUARTERS VENUS . . . sip girdle, that alps SIDES 3 Inches above the waist. Nylon SALE front iMuel, with leno elsstlo. In FOBMFIT ROtiEBS . ■ . long leg white, slses 26-84. 30 OFF pantle girdle. In lycra® powernet 13.99 regular 16.00 SHOP PILGRIM MILLS! % with contoured leg and nylon lace front panel. In white and lemon, lb lb 8. M. L 11 7 .1 S retutor 9.00 MIGHTY A\AC • WOOLENS We Reserve The Bight To lim it QuoattUes • DRESS FABRICS HEAVYWEAR • DRAPERY FABRICS 207o OFF FORMFIT.ROGERS . . . nylon lace bra, lined with soft AT YOUR FAVORITE FABRIC STORE! WESTERN fiber fill. All around long wearing, lycra stretch. In white and lemon, 32-38, A. B. C. cups. 3JI9 regular 4.50 HARTFORD Shop Early BEEI ROAD FORMFIT-ROGERS . . . Hi Life girdle. Hi waist, zip • I l ULYBITTB . . . secret fulfillment WARNER'S . . . Select-fl’ shape pantie girdle. Feminine light WABNBBS . . . ata-Up-1bp glr> Pilgrim lllilfei For Best c l with removable push up pads, tost control power net in a long stretch lace leg pantie, with rein­ girdle, boned front that can be worn 3 inches above the die. Batin front and bnok paniu, - I give a full bosom for the nw dw- waist line. Nylon taffeta and French elastic. Great for with 8 Inch eta up bend, boned “ •| big fashions. Wide off the ehoulder forced shape liner tummy control. In white, S, M, L. in short, front and slppered. m white, aver­ SrttoTmnm O pM Dol^ 9 A.M. -1 0 P.M. — Soturdoy tfll 6 P.M. B1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHISTIR ' s&ps. WhlU, bisok. blue, staes average, and Ipng leg. the new belted look. In white, 26-34. age and long, 26-84 Selection “ I »l-86i>. A B. cups. 12.99 regular 16.50 Natnndljr—“Chuve Oaids” Accepted—C.A.P. and C.B.T. Open’Toes., Wed., 8aL tiU • — Ttare., VH. «m 8 7 .9 9 regular 10.00 ItM B regtOex IS JM z\ 5JM resator 7.00 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER end PARKADE—Not all items avaEiable at Parimde *

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 Church fimcttena o r Inddfng asgr aub, founded 80 y e a n ago by PACOB SIX public euf vl eee . Booth Tartdngton. found thadbup was "wrpriMng- Peace of Presshurg was Mgned School Menus "B e h w no eanonioal autboirt- Miae Lee wUl appear In “A Academic came. Seaman Robert hi Csachoalovakla between Na- P eophf in DMferent lOok” at the Hunter W. H U Jr. ot Harrisbarg, Fa., ly pretty good.” iM °9TAR GAXElC*tC> ty to euepend me,” Pfte aald of WEAWHO B4PROVEMCNT CENTER, INC rdeon Bonaparte and Emperor r M______B-By CLAY BR. or.!POLLAN- r AM ' »■ OoUege playhouae next Thure- Pueblo Crewman Feared said hp dreamed good nswa waa Karnes aald he rarely drank Lietu Myere’ letter. *Tm w much a FRED L. KAPROVB. Director , Francis n of Aurfria. A iin Tbe oaietoeto menu lor Mau- day and FriWy to New Toek News in on the way. He and the other eoffee befoie tfaat'January cap­ MAI. 21 M Vow Doily AcHrity Guide 14 member of the dlooaw w ha Clawes tor Elementary and Secondary StudanU and AdulU In 16«, in the Pacifle war, tha • Aecordinj to tlio Slow. ’’ rlnatir pvAiilo sohooto Dec. 80- a t y . men dreamed often “ and you ture in wMdi one of Ws rfdp- la.” Being Shot at Bridge United Stotes declared the Phil­ ' Asi.is To develop message for Frldoy, M n . t : The Neivs would be sucptlaed how many of mates was kiUed in the attack ^32-42-f6d! |22-25-44.S^ Plhe aald he reoelved a Deo. ippine capital of Manila an rood words corresponding to numbers Monday: No eehooL Named ApoOo SAN DIBaO, OaMf. (AP) — since iwafsnien have got been the dreams came true,” be said. on tha UB. bitriUpnee ahtp to l E A T O S659-79-80RL 10 letter from Myere eaylng hU The World of your Zodiac birth sign. w C M tifled Reading OonauRanta * SmaU Oroune Onto •Meeday: No oiSkmI. Pike Say* Succettor When the prime minister of the Sea of Japan. 'Ihe day of Me o p «n city. Jg TAUaUt SCORRtO Into union ww “epiritually MANILA (AP) — Mre. Hilda CXJMPUBTB D IA O N O fn C TBBTINa PROGRAM AV AILABI Savural memhen of the Pueblo P itte d Wednanday: No achool. dhaoB in Shanghai South Korea vlsMed the crew­ release, be ndd, he drank d er two dlw cee, eaye hta euceee- montoge in oca way.'” ahot America, the freed men asked .In 16i8, a British destroyer 8 $om« 38 And 68 It Nov.n F rid a y : Orange Jutoe, toaried na's largest city reported today. Oommuntoation* TecM dilaa of n lighter nstime about the so much by the North KMeans, 69 0 v t f ■or w E placio|ieI Biehop o t OaH- for magmslnes and a Bible. aank the German battleship wri20 '9 K tt0 39 DEC3I oheeee aaadwlch, apple and ert- Outlawed Red Ouard-type or- lofM captivity, were made pub­ the South Koreans “Must be the ^ fTssme Vmd. § to $ 9 Thune$ ^tia • t# • 10 Pvrfonol 40 Enenonting 70 M onty foRria Iwa no right to bar him HoUday Babies Sidney J. Kanes of Belleville, Sriianhorst off the Nofweglaa 2-15-27^ 71 Bt 1^1S41-5V ery aalad, milk, toe cream. ganisaUona are quarrying with lic by the Navy. greatest people in the world.” HOURSS 8 to • (Closed An D »y Monday) , II in 41 Hondltd from perform ing churoh fixno- BLOOMINGTON, Mbm. (AP) Aik., said the windows of the coast. WI-78 12Gft 4 2 T fio t 72Surprlit8 67-76^6«V Maoist workers, the travelers TV) while away the lonely "I love them,” Law ssid of 43 Troniplrt 73 Shout — Mia. Wayne Johnaon at bust in whiph the 8 surviving Ten Tears Ago CANCM 13H > JUWJ) 75 From DCC. Slayfns Vietfan TV> emphaolae that vteer, Plhe Btoomti«ton gave Mrih to her Red Ouard units has broken out tailed designs for a 90-foot Every day, without faH, tiieir President Gamsl Abdel Nas­ 15 No 45 From ' Bridge of no Return were cov­ ser ot the United Arab Repub­ e W A H rS DARhS JUIY22 16 ^ 46 T rip 7 6 0 r JAN1.1» cn dirietmae Eve celebrated aecond chUd C9irlatmw Day, a repeatedly during the past (our sloop. North Korean captors gave each By The Associated Press 17 M ay 47 Yourstlf 77 D lip u tt b Identilled ered with Mteets. lic accused Syrian Communists 1 ^ 1 - 3- 7-11 78 Truthful 8-19-20-33jf^ holy d hU hrUte, the fo r­ 1967. TdtphoM: 644-2424 VERNON accused cadres in Shanghai gov­ Today’s HlghUgfat In Hlstoiy 83 Holldoyt tiwught he would bo shot If he Mo., and Cbmmunioations Tech- aald—adding the food was Aud.22 23 FM lin g t S JTo d o y res'. IS a GhrWmw Eve alayhgg. Drug Co. A British balloon with a crew Canned HAMS 54 To B4 Otportmtnt mer Dlaite KMmedy, 81, whan # ernment bureaus of trying to something else again. On this date in 1778, George 24 YoM*f« Identification of the victim nut—ofer 11 months of captivity ntcian 3.C. M ichael W. Alexan­ 9-10-23-34 85 Exctlltnt 13-29-39-43( First Appearance turn the government units into WaiMngton’a troops defeated of three men and one woman 25 O ut 55Todoy w w wtttoMld for aewaral bourn he Intiwhioed her. —he says he took the longest der of Riddand, WaMi., using "I oouhhi't bring myself to eat '47-S7-66 26 Dtloy 56 Friendship 86 Sportt 69-70-77 PRINCB'^ON, NJt. (AP) — landed safely In Eastern D 87 Som tont BUhap C. KHrnbr Myere, their own "independent Ung- the Hessians In a aurpriee at­ 27Stcrtti 57 B t ^ter pohoe azreetod Oonfaeor w alk o f his Ufb. two-inch pestoOs which they bad that turnip soup for days," aaid vtaoo risen Sue Jean Lee, an undergtaduate 767 MAIN ST. Open Thurs. and Fri. till 9 dosns." Sriiumacher. After aatlng noth- tack at Trentmi, N.J. Venemela aftor a transatlantic 28 Alluring 58 And 88 E v tn tf Perea lialave, IS, of Y9Ulima»- P ik e’B Bucjceeeor, made a per- O tO dol N a vy JoumaUats^ re­ hidden. 29 W ord* 59 And 69 0 to r at Princeton UWveialty, will be The newspaper said the ca­ In 1806, a treaty known aa the crossing. 90 R ttu ltc MAI. 20 tie on a murder charge. OmOM. aonal recpjMt Monday of clergy­ porting ‘ Karnes' Matements The ntg^ before word of their for 10 days, he said, be '4 30 Pfoplt 60 By the that woman to appear In a dres deq>ise th eir lead ers, do 89 12/27 died of atab wounto ^iweteed men hi We 10-county area to bar K 5-14.21 "^G ood Neutral 4- 6-12- riiow put,on by the Trlugle not seek their advice and d o not >>50-7345-'-iS Sir € <8-7587-89-89 Vs on Milk Bireet, poiloe aald. Pike from petforatiJig oCflolal send work reports to th e ir su- periorB. a Khan. EXTRIA LEAK, •'MINUTBS-HUBSH” haul the etoction eyatem when In their speeches at open ses- a rticle Jn the Democra tic Na- tile new Oongreaa reaume*. skme and a t banquets, the three H ««»i Committee pubUoatico A oociatltUtkMal amendment have stressed increased ooopeiv "The DemooraL” tor a change would retpilre flrat atlon based cn, in DemireTs Humphrey loot the rieetkm to approval by Oongreaa and tiien GROUND CHUCK Preatdent elect Nixon by a 801- words, “a deep-rooted relation­ ratlftcatton by at least 88 states. ship existing on a variety of 191 Electoral OoUege vote eiven common interests.” though Nixon'e popular vote The patitical dlscuesions V e < ^ w w lew than 600.000 votae. Killed in Vietnam touched on events in areas adja­ "Becauee o f our archaic EIe<^ BRIGHT WHITE cent to one or more borders of toral College eyatem,” Hum­ WASmiaTON (AP) — The the three nations—Ihe B riti* phrey wrote, "there ww a eeri- Vietnam war hw taken the life decision to withdraw troops OUB d ai«er iq 1968 that the wtU of Marine Ptc. Jack H. Oirry «< ftmn the Persian Gulf, the con­ o f the people would be ttawsuted K illin gw ortii, Ooun. tinuing conflict in the middle OTARANCE In the etoction of the Preeldent, The Defense Depaztment an­ east and between India and eitfaar ta the Elootoral OoUege nounced on Tuesday Curry had Pakistan, and the Soviet Inva­ o r to «>*** ^*9****^ extravagance in its soft, fluffy feel and its taste­ looks grim. ette beadreata, steering wheri hxsk ful dobby border. In 1. Orulean Blue, 2. '►'♦Desert smd rear window deCrorier. * A series of riots end clashes is Pink, 3. *'*Honeydew, 4. Antique Gold, 5. '►"'Ckinary, blamed on opposition to tax rates, rolls and coUectiona. But 6. •'►Ebony, 7. ••Spearmint, 8. Cardinal 9. Nigerian and foreign observers TED TRUDON ••Bittersweet, 10. Bristol Blue, 11. Logenberry, say the root causes are poUUcal VOLKSWAGEN 12. Lemon, 13. ••Eclair, 14. Ice Pink, 15. Siamese infighting among the Toruba Juniors, Junior Petites, Misses and Womens Pink. 16. Ming Turquoise, 17. ••Spanish Straw, tribe, discontent with the ctvH 18. White, 19, ••Apricot, 20. Verdian Green, 21. war and local grievances. f •Tawny Beige. Ibadan, an agricultural capi­ tal of a mllHon inhabitants and Sola one of «he largest Negro cities HOLIDAY DRESSES Bath Towel. Reg. 4.50 ...... ilJSO in the world, has been imder a 6 Hand Towel. Reg. 2.30 ...... 1 ...... 2 .0 0 pjn.-to-7 sjn. curfew since Smart, up-to-the-Minute Styles at Clearance Savings! Wash Cloth. Reg. 90c ...... \ ...... A O « Monday night, when the mili­ tary governor R A . Adebayo, re­ Fingertip, ^ g . 1.00 ...... 0 0 # ceived reports that certain lead­ •Bath Mat. Reg. 6 .0 0 ...... S .0 0 ers planned to foment new vto- •Bath Sheet. Reg. 8.00 ...... 7 410 lence. o Orig. Orig. Three other clUes—Oyo, Ede 8.97 $ 11.97 $ FieMcrest White Duracales, luxurious high count anA iihara—are also under a to to to EASTER STYIE, POUSH « combed cotton percale sheets . . . a classic in snowy curfew. 8.48 10.97 14.97 Christmas HSve 100 persons 5 white. were curested police said. Un­ Sale I., confirmed reports of deaths An outstanding group of gala haliday fashians, just in time far New Years and winter festivi­ KIELBASA 42 X 88” standard pillow case. Reg. 1.00----- RO# ^lesday night were current in ItwiAnn, but police denied them. ties! Every kind af dressy fabric . . crepes, glitter metallics, laces, banded arlans and waals 45 X 38” standard pillow case. Reg. 1.20 ... .0 0 # •63 X 108” day bed. Reg. 3 .5 0 ...... 2 4 M I Hopwever, a high police offlclal in 1969's favarite silhauettes. Haliday calars, new spring shades, plenty of winter whites. \\ who asked not to be quoted by Misses 10 ta 20, juniars 7 ta 15, half sizes fAVi ta 2416 in the grbup. 72 X 108” twin bed. Reg. 3 .7 0 ...... 9 .1 0 names aid: "We cannot tell how •72 X 120” twin, extra long. Reg. 4.70...... 4 .1 0 many were kUled. FamUles do •90 X 108” double. Reg. 3 .9 9 ...... 9 .9 0 not oomplatn about missing peo­ 81 X 108” double. Reg. 4 .2 0 ...... 9 .0 0 ple. When you fire Into a crowd, •81 X 120” double, extra large. Reg. 5.00 .. .4 .4 0 peoplp are bound to get wound­ A NEW iriv •90 X 120” queen. Reg. 5 .6 0 ...... 9 .0 0 ed.” Mens Warm Winter , Jrs, Petites,.Misses, Womens Military and other sources 108 X 120” king. Reg. 9 .6 0 ...... R .4 0 said six persons including two •39 X 75” twin top. Reg. 4.30 ...... 9 .7 0 soldiers were klUed Sunday I ^54 X 75” full top. ] ^ . 5 .0 0 ...... 4 .9 9 night in Ishara, scene of an ear- PLAYROOM 'I JACKETS WINTER COATS PITTED: Sa’ie Uer fatal riot. A doaen were irtUeA in m id-Decem ber in Iba­ 89 X 75” twin. Reg. 3 .7 0 ...... 9 .1 0 dan. Up to 20% Off and Morel •Twin bottom, foam mattress. Reg. 3.90 . .9 .9 0 •39 X 80” twin, extra long. Reg. 4.40 ...... 9 .0 0 I Fufiyama Cite* Effect O rig . it (an be yours 54 X 75”- double. Reg. 4 .4 0 ...... 9 .R 0 O f VS. Ba*e Reduction 12.99 LEAN, PORK •Full bottom, foam mattress. Reg. 4 .4 0 ----- 9 41 0 TOKYO (J^) — The Foraigh Untrimmed Coats •54 X 80” full, extra long. Reg. 5 .0 0 ...... 9 .9 0 Ministry said today that the pro­ •30 X 72” cot. Reg. 3 .9 0 ...... 9 .9 0 posed reduction in U.8. bases in O rig . FOR ON LY •33 X 75” day bed. Reg. 8 .9 0 ...... 9 .9 0 J^>an will not affect the Asieri- 17.99 •33 X 66” youth bed. Reg, 3 .9 0 ...... 9 .9 0 can defense commitment In the to 18.99 Orig. 19.58 ...... ^ 15 SPARERIBS •36 X 75” single bed. Reg. 4 .4 0 ...... •. .9 .9 0 F a r Bast. •48 X 75” % bed. Reg. 4 .4 0 ...... 9 .9 0 ” We believe the United States Walcome Hare 60 X 80” queen. Reg. 5.60 ...... iS.OO has decided to return some of Orig. Us bases on an assumption that 78 X 80” king, Reg, 9 .5 0 ...... R .S O 29.99 O rl* » .* 7 ...... ^ 1 8 It will not affect Its military to 34.99 miasion in Japan,” qwkesman “Angelrest” mattress pads. Machine washable, dry- Nkraichl Fujiyama aald. But he lb able cotton over bonded Fortrel 7 polyester fiber- told a news conference the UB. fill. By Barclay. decision "will cettslnly help Ori»2a»7...... ^ 2 0 strengthen the relations of the Every wanted style, including cuir Flat with anchorbands: Sa'e two countries and soothe some sauvage leather look vinyls, pile lined COMPLETE QUALITY MATERIALS: 39 X 76” twin. Reg. 5 .9 9 ...... 4 . 0 0 of the opposition factions of the nylons, black leather look cotton jackets Our better coats, in form fit to flare fashionable ARMOUR STAR Fbr added Family (Comfort here's a KSP** 54 X 76” full. Reg. 7.99 ...... R .0 0 Japanese government.” with deep “ski boot” acrylic pile linings. n w ^ (jomplete during the Winter. The low, low * The UniUd States announced fabrics. Assorted styles and colors in broken sizes. Carry price s ^ k s for Itself and we speak for the quality of 60 X 80” queen. Reg. 12.99...... l O J M Monday it will return, relocate Assorted colors. Sizes S-M-L. the materials . . dependable top quality! 78 X 80” dual. Reg. 14.99...... 1 2 .0 0 f v BRYTHINQ 18 INCLUDED: White Cetllng TUes, ^>byl or ahare< with Japanese defense Fitted with skirts: forces some DO mllit&ry bases ArtM tosKlM r Tiles, Prefinished African Itard vi^ W^I LIVERWURST Paneling strapping, molding, assembled Inte^r door unit, 89 X 76” twin. Reg. 6.99 ...... S .0 0 and instaliatlons in Japan. The m ftwSlng lumbe?, floor tile cement nails Md Free Loan of proposal was made In response 54 X 78” full. Reg. 8 .9 9 ...... 7 ,0 0 Tots and Little Girls a Staple Gun. See . . . we left “IJVm 'ui to growing local demands for BOYS JACKETS The U ’ * 24’ Playroom Package At 8286 ••Towel colors on display. W e will order them removal of UB. bases. and BOLOGNA cm siwr TERMS AND DEUVBRY CAN BE ARRANGED. for you. and’SNOWSUITS COATS! COAT SETS! •Orders accepted. WniDOW SHADES Week* of December 30: ’WASHAILE Orig. Open Thurs. and Fri. 10:00-9:00; Mon., Tues. and IN1ER5TATE I l 9 9 lb Sat. 10:00-5:80; Closed Wednesday, New Years. AQUA SHADES to 19.99 a LUMBER a BUIUBNG MATBRIAUI a PLUMBING M AM Made to Order By the Piece—-A Good New Year'e Eve Item I fiJ R V With Tour BoUers Savings of many dollars off our regular low pricesi Dressy and PiiM & C«nl«r Sts. MonehMlEr, Conn. Just in time for cold'm onthi ohsadl Parkas, bsneh- cosuar styles Including leather-look vinyls, furry acrylic piles, warmsrs, bombars, goal cooli, tog(iltf and snow suits cotton corduroys, bonded acrylics, wool blends. Hoods, Belts, OPEN THURS. and FRI. NIGHTk to 8tW P.M. L A . JOHNSON in popular ontiqus vinyls, wool msltons, cotton cordu­ hardware trims. Sizes 12 to 24 mos, 1 to 4, 4 to 6x and Read Herald Advertisements roys and blends. Sizes 3 to 18. (Not oil styles, sizes 7 to 14, but not every style in every size and color. SfECIAL for THUR8„ FRI. aid SAT. and fobrics at both prices.) PAwroo. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO U linT QVANTITIBS nt Main Md-lin

e B MANCHESTER EVENINtS HERAIJ)/MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 pAtlB NINje ^S>'g8i I-. •,»4 ..'! ! ^ • i '- '*'-54'>/.> ':>«ti •/■ (i'o V w ' I tl’ T •<>'''■»»;> i K jt t-T ivl M Even as the freeway hearing dous changes In populattcn and needs of Ihe kKooilng adminis­ ic, but Oov. Ronsld Reagan of ago, would finance legal aid for dispute simmered, the 'Thans- devek^nnent since the original LOFT'S KITO-‘ N Great Society tration In January, leaving to California said the governors poor peoplf wMh such problems as divoroe, evictions or blU col­ portatlon D e p a rtm e n t an­ 41,OOOmUe network was chart­ them dectotons on moves, pur­ were unhappy about propoaed FRESH c a n d y I Business nounced that 28 states will share ed.” PiN^amig Get chases and other actions that changes in welfare nilee and the lections. HEW Secpetary Wilbur In a 1,600-mUe addition to the can be ddayed, so ttifit such ac­ highway program. J. Obhen said It would be Impos­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 Interstate Highway ByMem. The WELDQN DRUG CO Trends D o s c a of Money tion can be tailored as closely The admlnletratlon’e move to sible to estimate ooet of pro­ Darien Woman Held $2.4 bniloR expansion, author­ as poosibie to the new edmhds- abandon Investigations of most gram until etatee begin applying few ised by Oongrese In August, vras In Hn*band*8 Death By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Contlniied from Page 8) tratlon’e poUciee and pro- welfare appUcants and substi­ for funds. Asked why the pro­ None ot the men. none trf the p em n - Inside originally opposed by the de­ The occupancy rate of U.S. gram s.” tute Instead a simple deolara- gram had been delayed a! year, DARIEN, Odsui. (AP)—Police whan any dectolon not to refund maiirl?PBlTr ^ttiea, have a dienoe ct betoif ae W* hotela and motola In 1968 re­ i Although ■ Blxon himself bss thtai of need came two weeks Oohen said ft took that long to partment. said they were holding Mrs. U N i m N E W Secretary of Transportation MMJrAOEMXIfir aa the teaue. The worM haa heen atMi- Report mained at 64 per cent for the the projects would generate po­ not pubHcIy complained. Repub­ after the election. Reagan sold work out the details. Helen Volante Bounty, 51, eaity Alan 8. Boyd also has frozen In­ tng back Into a way o* M*e which la a third toaraigHt year. But groos litical heat on the Nixon admin­ lican governors said they were the change, to take fiiH effect Republliton governors slao today on a charge ot murdar p c m e ^ T f a U » terstate highway allocations in (xsznection with the death of oertaBi way of death. The ^pedfkc ex­ tnoome for the nation’s eotimat- istration. acting with hto bleasbigs eaitier July 1 unless Nixon reverses K, (tomplalned about a proposed KAVIY SALON «d 6S,4(M hoMa and motato rooe change in federal regulations several times in the past two her husband. ample Is the abandonment ot the hope- Tbene*a no inttoatton the when they adopted a resolution would cost his state alone $40 ' $4 Chnnsh St., PUBUBHED b y t r k _ years as an anti-inflatioilary H er hutlband, Donald Bounty, HERAU) raiNTINO OO.. IHC fal 1968 to $5.9 bUllon from $5.25 White House Is the moving force accusing the Democratic admin­ million a year. that would give opponents i fid enfopoement of International law in Rowland Evan* Jr. measure. In announcing the also 51, died Christmas Day, ^ ^ 1 8 Blnell 8tr«it hflUon In 196T. Alttiough some behind the recent devetopmente. istration of nuMrig through A week after the Department planned Interstate freeway PermoiMiit f U J* )Ianc)MBter,Oonn. Korea and Suei for the tnevttaide disae- multlbllllon-doflar expansion police aald. Mrs. Vblante was TH01U8 F. rtiRQUBON and Robert D. Novak 460 older hotels and moteto dis­ Two weeks before Nixon’s elec­ “ politically motivated” cheungee of Health, Education and Wel­ routes a second hearing If they ChUdraa’i Halronti « U S WALTER R. FEROUBON ter of untlateral bt*-power law-making appeared In 1968, the number of fare announced the new welfare lose the first time. This, the two weeks ago, Boyd said the reportedly being held at Darien out CertilleatM AvattoM* i f PublMien tion, Budget Director Chartee in govenunent poHcy that would In Vietnam. No admMstratlan widch extra mileage will “lend more police headipiartera. (Kvaataia by . Ftounded October 1, 18S1 WASHINGTON-BSvery itotel and motel rooma available Zwick had sent a memo to all “hamstring and embarrase” the regulations. It launched another state executives said, would un­ flextbiUty to the entire system The polloe gave no further de­ i hopea to be able to guarantee the leaM day evening between 6 and ^ tatoTMsed by more than 85,000 department heads urging them new President. major program. This one, au­ necessarily delay highway pro- O rty) PoHlibed Every Ev«iUn«^Except Sindoys (luring the year. to permit It to meet the tremen­ tails of the alleged murder. a ir i^ ld a y a . Entered at thePoat Office « ' o f Ita own reaponatbUltles —the mere D m.. the past two years, a do^ “ to be (Mnslderato of poosible The resolution was not specif­ thorised by Oongrese a year ' jecla. llaiiobester, Corni.. ai Second Clasa Mall survival of Ba own nation —can poaalbiy en second-echelon g o v e r n in g Matter. ______pretend we are now heading in the right officials have gathered in the The plastics kidusitry expedts KfiNfi SUBSCRIPTION RATES office of Under Secretary of . to achieve record production of Payable tn Advance dtoeotlon. The hope la that the Incoming -State Nicholas deB. KatzCTbach 15.5 billion pounds in 1968—tts Nixon admftdatratlon will be tooWng for ■■ ,■ Six Monthe ...... I® g0 to brainstorm Vietnam policy In 100th anrttveraazy year. Thto *niree Montho ...... 7-80 a foreign policy whkii Mrfll work. The * ^ " ri . • •-'w , . . ^ / One Month ...... 8-60 ^ the utmost secrecy. would be a gain of 18 per cent 965 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6^0 more pragmaxic such a search may be, The result has beetz udiat over 1967. Biggest tanraase In P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THURS. AND PRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: MEMBER OF the more dtrecOy tt WU* lead right back the use of plosUos has been In 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-5171 - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. ^ E ASSOCIATED PRESS participants oaU 522-7201 - WATKINS-WBflT FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 BAST CENTER ST. - TEL. 649-7196 The A ^ o ^ te d P rep te to the United Nattone, and to what It Group” : Washington's best-kept the funfiture end automotive In­ to the uae of republlcatlon of. all news difr palchea credited lo It or not otherwiae credit­ might have been, and to what It must secret and an important Innwa- dustries. Construction and pack­ ed hi tbla paper and alao the locnt newa pub- aging continue to be ttM top be made to be again. tlon In high-level poUcy m a l ^ . ***3Ju* rihiite of rwubtlcatton of special die- When he became Under Sec­ users ' U.S. negotiating team In Paris, bUhoa, doesn’t aittempt ot say springs. X much has been expected In the way of mon national air or water or landscape whether the higher dollar figure and shop marked pieces. Listed below is only a small example of the merchan­ 8 10 foot Braid, Brown and Gold. and Robert Komer, White House REG. $59.50 NOW «4 4 . loyaMy to the spirit and puipoaes of the specialist on Vietnam who ts reflects more and bigger pro­ dise available. But hurry! All items are subject to prior sale.' REG. $109.00 NOW $59. is considered to be as Irresponsible and Hobnan Baker Regal twin and fuu size woiM organlmaon, ahould prove to be ckBre putable as the individual who now Ambassador to Turkey. je c t or just higher prices for an 8 X 10 foot Braid, Green. mattresses and boxsprings. a much greater Mend than expected. dumps -his garbage on the common high­ Operating under blood oath essentially unchanged volume of REG. $211.95 NOW$109. never to reveal a word of what work. State governments report­ REG. $69.50 NOW ^ m a t. lies wtthin U s readi to the pos- w ay.- LAMPS OCCASIONAL 8 X 10 foot Braid, Red, Green and Gold. was said, the participants have ed thdr expendituree up 6 per Steams and Foster full size Supreme' MMUty of reversing the downward trend REG. $211.95 NOW$109. brainstormed In uninhibited cent, to $10.2 blllton. Diana mattresses. 837 coils. with Satin Flemish base, Hexagv^ Book Table with one shelf. Sand­ of United Nations preutige in the world Floor lamp 8 X 10 foot Braid, Sun Straw. fashion with neither their de­ REG. $89.60 NOW R59. Junior. tone Butternut finish. Contemporary. and in this country. It is an Irony to Sakriefl end Results Purchasee of foreign made REG. $183.00 NOW $89. partment bosses nor Mr. Big REG. $28.50 N O W REG. $154.50 NOW $99. find aociAan opporlunay opeMng for Ifr. himself present. Fresh ideas, consumer goods are up 40 per $14UI5 8 y 10 foot Braid, Brown and Gold. The Board of Education and Mlddle- Pedestal base Cigarette Table, 20 x 19 often submerged at the ’I'uesday cent for the first 10 months of U PH O iST E R Y 88-inch Table Lamp with white crackle . Nboon. It haa been American Presidents town teachers are now deep hi salary 4 REG. $109.00 N O W $59. lunch, were uncovered. 1968, faziteat rise l>y any group ceramic base. inches. Sandtone Butternut^ finish. Con­ much more at ease Uian he in expreas negotiations and presumably the board Ckintemporary Loveseat with loose pillow 8 X 10 foot Braid, Green. tag the gUb oratories of world collective wfU seek to maintain Middletown's sal­ Moreover, some paitlclpanta of imports. While booming sales REG. $21.50 N O W $11. tem porary. REG. $229.00 NOW $119. of foreign cotb are primarily re­ back and seat. Walnut sculptured base security who have been the predse In- ary posture tn terms of other communl- have revealed their Intimate Pineup Lamp with Emerald Green and REG. $52.50 NOW $29.M . 9 X 12 foot Braid, Green. thoughts In a way not possible sponsible, nearly half of the ex­ with antiqued satin royal blue cover. strumento for the dtoragrading of tte Ues. Brass base. Contanporary Picture Window Table with REG. $263.00 NOW$129. in formal sessions—moat not­ pansion In purchases of consum­ REG. $845.00 NOW $249. United Nattons which has taken place. It? TU s is os it should be, and we recom­ REG. $11.00 N O W Walnut finish. Round tapered legs. 17 x 8 X 10 foot Braid, Brown, Orange and mend It. However, It aim should be un­ ably Helms, who Is supposed to er goods from abroad—from Matching chair with above Loveseat. $6.25 has been during the presidencies of John 37- inch Table Lamp with Bronze and 46 X 26 inches. Gold. derstood what salary increases wiU and Photognaiihed limit himself to intelligence, aind $5.8 blllton in January-October REG. $219.00 NOW $1S9. i REG. $79.95 NOW F. Kemedy, tile youiliful indlvUual hero will not do. There is no place on the Gen. Wheeler, who was able 1967 to $7.4 billion this year—is 98-inch sofa with kick pleated skirts. Green thumbprint font. $49. REG. $182.00 NOW $89. ON A COLD DAY C ontem porary CJonsole w ith W alnu t fin ­ of the Oubaa mtosHe crisis, and of Lom- average teadter salary sdwdule for ded- to transcend strictly military in other goods. Clothing Imports Loose pillow back and seat cushions with REG. $83.50 NOW$17JMI 9 X 12 foot Braid, New Multi. questions. are up by one-third, fcxitwear a ish. Plastic top with 2 doors and one shelf. don Jofamon, the stubborn issue-wrangler icatkxi and interest, for special effort, extra arm pillows. Traditional Chester­ 86-inch Table Lamp. Italian pottery with from Texas, that the United Nattona or even ter taking the Unda of courses As a result, spadework for the half, o^ r strong demand grape decorations. REG. $125.00 NOW $89415 items: diamonds- for Jewelry, field. Dark (5reen velour cover. ' DAYSTROM DINETIES has suffered tts moat crucial loss. That that invdve some sort of InteUectual President’s peaces moves was REG. $28.50 NOW$14415 Clontemporary (3ocktail Table Bench with Herald developed In a group unknown toys, sporting goods, radios, REG. $529.00 NOW has been Its loaa o f the United States rigor. Salary sebedtdes involve senior­ 39-inch Table Lamp with Italian pottery. Walnut finish and plastic top. 5 pieces including Table with rosewood top to any organizational charts. television sets, tape recorders. Ladies’ Contemporary Lounge Chair with aa its fin t servant. Its first crEorcer, Its ity end they Involve taking extra courses. Great Society Programs Yesterdays Chinese Ginger baw. REG. $79.95 NOW $49. vrith black crackk frame. C!ane-back chairs Unfortunately, they provide no reward Nixon Veto kick pleated skirts and m st-olive and gold first proposer of stronger tow. Ckintemporary Walnut Drum Table with with r^ seats. for m erit or for oaring about the chil­ President-elect Nixon to quiet- ' Contemporary print cover. REG. $37.50 NOW$19.75 Presldeats Kemiedy and Johnaon bead­ 25 Yeara Ago plastic top. 28-inch diameter and square REG. $219.00 NOW $119. dren, and these, of course, are two ly moving to terminate the Boy, 6, Die* of Hurt* REG. $211.50 NOW $169. 84^-inch Table Lamp. Ta-Ming Food ed away from the full and true Ideals of Get Doses of Money House Republican Research Wanner with Gold Base. tapered legs. 5 piece set including Table with 42-inch fundamental •rd, is This date was a Sunday The After Sliding Mishap Italian Provincial tufted back sofa with ooUectlva secialty, and away from the we have noted, they make no provision and Planning Committee on REG. $59.00 NOW$29.95 plastic top. One 17-inch leaf. Walden Hont-wllle, Ala.; Philadelphia; of the department’s news re­ Herald did not publish. Fraitwood base. Gold velvet cover. REG. $28.50 NOW$14.85 true beginnings of wnrid law, because for taking courses in a top giaOuaiie By GATUIRD SHAW grounds that, with a Reprib- SALISBURY (AP) — Edward Contemporary Step Table with Walnut Maple. Tub style Chairs with beige and Portland, Maine; Portland, leases say the projects are REG. $469.00 NOW $299. 34-inch Table Lamp with Antique brass schod that requires exacting effort. Associated Press Writer Ilcan administration setting B. Carter, 6, ot Saltobury has fin ish and stretch er base, 21 x 31 x 22 they wished to take the IMted States Ore.; Reading, Pa.; St. Louis. being continued "fo r another Contemporary Loveseat with 2 cushions. and Cranberry font. brown print seat covers. Thto is all part of the routine that WASHINGTON (A P ) — In the party policy, it could be an en­ died of head injuries received - Mto couuMS of actfon they did not choose Mo.; SmilthvUle-DeKalh, Teoui.; year,” investigation revealed REG. $25.00 NOW $12.Minches. REG. $182.80 NOW$119. many omununities are content to go twilight weeks of the Jobn'on cumbrance and maybe an em­ when his sled (tolllded with a Walnut base and red and olive print cover. to submit to the open debede and pro- Tampa, Fla.; and Waco, Tex. that in most Instances contract 38- inch Traditional Table Lamp with REG. $45.95 NOW $12.95 5 piece set with 42-inch Table. Rosewood along with. 'Ihere la really no reason presidency* Democratic admin- Rules committee favors more barrassment. power-driven snow sled operat­ REG. $169.00 NOW $49. cediMes and prtodplea of the world or- Funds for preliminary plan­ funds will run out next summer. Round Contem porary W alnu t CJommode. - top. 17-inch leaf. Chrome steel base chairs why thto slK ^ d bet, except that Bocuds Istraltors are feed ng farewell meetings of the Board ot Di­ The R and P panel was an ed by hto father. Contemporary sofa with 3 cushions and White China and Old Rose bsse. ning of Model Cities projects with rosewood and black seat covers. ganisatlan. They did not chooee to han­ of Ekiucation and administrators seldom doses ot federal funds to pet rectors. offshoot of the 19(55 Republican REG. $28.50 NOW$14415 REG. $99.95 NOW $ 59 . were exhausted a month ago The youngster- was injured Walnut legs. Turquoise textured cover. dle the issues o f CUte and t^etnam and like to take hard decisions. They would Great Society programs. revolt that purged Charles Hal- (Contemporary Step Table. Pecan finish, REG. $245.00 NOW$149. when 22 cities were added to the about 2 p.m. Christmas E ve REG. $219.00 NOW $149. the Dominican Republic as their pre­ rather pretend that they can’t possibly The objective, says one de­ leck aa minority leader. It was 28 X 21 inches. 125 commiFlUes already chart­ when he and several children Contemporary sofa ■ with Walnut base, OCCASIOMAL decessors, TVuman and Eisenhower, had tell who theta best teachers are. Or they parting Democrat, to to create set up to give Rep. diaries REG. $45.00 NOW$24.95 Vi? ing federally spoixjored attacks were sliding on a hUl near his arms, and back rail. Blue, red, and gold IMIHNG ROOM maintain that salary scales are not yet "irfenty of momentum” to pro­ Goodell of New York (now a home. Hto father and several (Contemporary Octagon Commode. Pecan chosen to taamBe Korea and flues. on urban bllghit. Ckmtonporary print cover. Traditional Bookcase, Wfdlace Nutting They did not, Pretodents Kennedy and high enough in general to reward in­ pel the programs past possible A Thought for Today Senator) a leadership post after others were driving power-driv­ copy, pickled Pine. Broken pediment top finish and parquetry top. Brass nulls. Drop leaf Harvest 'Table with suede plastic budget slashes in the early While Great Society planners he helped organize the Halleck REG. $229.00 NOW $99. Johnson, msnage this without some dividual teachers for their talents and ef­ en sleds to tow the children to with dental molding. 32 x 84 inches. REG. $109.50 NOW $69. top. 48-inchefl. forts. The tooctiing unions naturally do morths of Richard M. Nixon’s say that surge of grants was Now that Christmas celebra­ gold, frankincense, and myrrh. purge. the top of -the hill. Contemporary sofa with 3 cushions and % twinge of their supposedly liberal, ti- motivated bv their belief that W^nut base. Turquoise textured cover. REG. $359.00 NOW MM.(Contemporary End Table, 28 x 21 inches. REG. $89.00 NOW $69. their part. They also want no part of Republican administration. tions are about completed, we How such people need to be told But Mr. Nixon has privately The father was at the foot tematianalist consciences. Their sop to the Model Cities approach to the Snanish: Famous Esperanto Collection, Pecan finish. Hitchcock style CHiairs with fiber rush qualitative judgments and they trot The lateA example came this tend to muse sometimes sadly that a rich and wonderful ex­ indicated to Minority Leader of the hill when he saw hto son REG. $198.00 NOW $109. their own consciences was the ^ipolnt- best way to upgrade c ty slums, M areno fin ish . H exagon CJommode, 21 x 30 REG. $45.00 NOW $24.95 seats. Chcrice of Black Decorated, Bam out aH toe ancient argumento that once week and Involved one of the and then gladly as we look over perience can be thetas, and (Jerald Ford and Rep. Melvin comiitg downhill, “ but didn’t 90-inch Contemporary loose pillow back ment, as their ambassadors to the UN, they txHicede U: will have the ef­ Red, Antique Blue, or Hemlock Green. might have been valid to defend their Johnson administration’s favor­ all of the past days of our year theirs today! Only let them sit Laird, Secretary of Defense- antlclpaite a coUtolon," state po­ sofa. Blue textured cover with correlated inches. fect of firmly entrenching the of taiown and fervent behevers in the position. Political control and dictation ite urban programs—Model Cit­ which to now coming to a close. down quietly and give faith and designate, that the panel to no lice said. The boy died in a REG. $174.00 NOW$139. BEDROOM REG. $40.00 NOW program before the change in print back pillow. principles pf the UN -O xe late Adlal is the favorite. The only problem with ies. Officials disclosed that Seat­ I know that in the Christmas love for Christ in theta way, and longer needed. Ford’s inclination hospital In Kiaron a few hours Cocktail Table, 56 x 20 inches. Windsor Chair with Pine Firelite finish. administrations. TTiey believe to to let the issue of whether REG. $289.00 NOW $120. Stevenson and Arthur GoUberg. Such it to that It doesn’t make any sense to­ tle, Warfi., to receiving a $19 Season we rejoice not just be­ the Son of M ery will come down after the accident. REG. $104 00 NOW Misc. Early American Maple pieces: REG. $39.95 N O W $244)5 Nixon and his lieutenants will to replace Goodell ride until Chair to match above sofa. $84. good men could not reaist the diance to day. Schods are no longer run by ward million bundle of federal grants cause Jesus lived; we rejoice out of the picture of htotory Bachelors’ Chest, 31 x 30 inches. 32-inch Modem China cabinet. Pecan feel compelled to continue allo­ spring. REG. $109.00 NOW $59. Cjocktail Table, 60 x 20 inches. Metal in­ heelers. to move its Model Cities pro­ because HE L IV E S '. Jesus right into our lives and theirs, wotk and gieak for their own briefs; cations under standards set by That would leave only one Cont^porary Hi-back Swivel Rocker vnth lays in top. REG. $79.50 NpW $55. fin ish . ’nnis the dreary cycle continues. In gram off the drawing boards Christ is still the living com­ the most real of all beings, the each, lAdoubtedly, opened bis service the Democrats. leadership open'ng; 'The Repub­ REG. $168 00 NOW$135. Matching Open Deck, 31 x 38 inches. REG. $220.50 /. N O W $179. Middletown’s case, teachers will get and into action. rade of countless lives. Tdiat to ever-living, ever-loving Lord, gold textured, gold vinyl, or black vinyl With high hope that he might be able to lican caucus chairmanship, now (Cocktail Table, 66 x 20 inches. 2 doors on REG. $54.50 NOW $39.95 53-inch Modern China cabinet. Pecan their raise. But while thto Increase to This was the first time the The momentum theory Is the Christmas message “ par ex­ Companion, and Friend of our R E N T covers. Influence the Washington administration both necessary and deslraUe, it guar­ half-billion-dollar fund for sup­ being applied to other Great So­ held by the Influential Laltd. (Comer Students’ Desk, 42 x 30 inches. fin ish . cellence.” Many know Jesus days. REG. $109.00 NOW $79. each side. wMch had appointed him; each, in the antees no more than hdding our own plemental Mtxlel Cities grar.ts ciety programs, too. X With Rep. John Rhodes of Ariz­ REG. $79 50 NOW REG. $273.00 . N O W $198. Christ as a living presence In For He whom prophets fore­ 90-inch Contemporary button back Sofa. REG. $230.00 NOW $194. $49. and maintaining the Status quo. Be­ had been tapped, but Robert C. Take the Concentrated Em­ ona (regarded earlier as a sure Modem Full Size Headboard, Walnut Mobile Server with liquor compartment bitter result, foisxi Mtnself cheapened their lives, an unseen friend by told and angels proclaimed to A C A R ? Walnut legs and Turquoise textured cover. Hall Chest with adjustable shelf, 44 x 29 cause Middletown has no educational ef­ Wood, acting secretary of Hous­ ployment Program. On Dec. 6, contestant) now Inclined to stay into a liberal toiowpiece whose physica] their side. still reconciling the world unto inches. fin ish . _ with lock. Includes Shepard casters and fort that seta It apart from any other ing and Urban Development, Srer tary of Labor Willard as Policy Committee chairman, REG. $199.00 NOW $159. presence out in front of Amerloan pol­ Indeed, I believe It to only Himself, “Emmanuel — God REG. $174.00 NOW$139- REG. $49.50 NOW $19-95 4 multi-colored trays. community, nor a salary structure that said “ other cities with plans un­ W irtz announced that his de­ the leading contender Is Rep. Chair to match sofa above.’ icy oocwtitilted an attempted deception when by fattti and by prayer we with us.” That Is the greatest Hall Chest with Neoslate top, 44 x 29 Modem Ckimmode with Pecky Pecan REG. $219.00 NOW$159. to keyed to performance, the business of der review can expect a deci­ partment and the Pentagon had John Anderson of Illinois. But REG. $99.00 NOW $ 79 . know Jesus in thto vital ’ way, of ail reasons for joy and hope 2 Arm and 4 Duxbury Side Chairs, Cherry. of the American people themselves. recruiting teachers is not easy. It is sion shortly.” agreed to expand this program backers of Rep. Richard Poof of Traditional London lounge S<>fs 'with pil­ inches. fin ish . and happiness as we come to­ REG. $260.00 NOW $179. Thto is something of what has been therefore not surprising that it is a rare Before Nixon moves into the to train 5,600 hard-core Jobless that our religion becomes a Virginia claim Anderson should low back and seat. Kick pleats. Sage green REG. $194.00 NOW$155. REG. $69.50 NOW $44. done bo the United Nations b y Washing­ day when Middletown hires a new young White House on Jan. 20, officials for government jobs at defense real, a living, and an unconquer­ ward the end of an old year be ruled out because whip Les­ quilted dmnask cover. 20 X 20-inch Cigarette Table. 64-inch Trinle Dresser. Spanish. Large Duxbury Side Chair with Pine ton admintstratlonB wMch were aup- teacher from a top college or university. said, it’s posri.ble that nearly a in.-talIatlons in 11 cities. Re­ able faith. But multitudes of and look forward to a new one. lie Arends Is also from Illinois. REG. $66.00 NOW $53.REG. $229.00 NOW $149. fin ish . I people today are worshiping a Chaplain Russell E. Camp REG. $299.00 NOW $249. poaedly its friends and supporters. The Cdeman Report on Equality of score of other cities will receive cruiting of the trainees will be A footnote: Younger Repub­ Chair to match above sofa. Commode with 2 drawers ana finished Ronda Modem bedroom and wall group REG. $56.00 ' NOW $ 33 . picture of Jesus in a frame call­ lican Congressmen will fight to Nofl' Now President-elect Nixon, a man nev­ Educational Opportunity an exhaustive similar g;rant8. These include underway before Nixon takes of­ REG. $129.00 NOW back. with Walnut finish. 42-inch Cherry Extension Table with one survey that Invdved testing 600,000 chil­ fice. ed ’’history” . They are looking keep the R and P panel. Bidding $99. er known as a great friend to the UN, Atlanta; Baltimore; Boston and Spanish lounge chair with dark ^tiqued REG. $130.00 NOW$114. N O W 20% o f f 12-inch leaf and plastic top. dren, testifies that the three teacher Cambridge, Maas.; Charlotte, At the same time, | the Labor back wistfully and sadly toward for Goodell’s Job are Donald White and Gold French Provincial Bed­ REG. $119.50 NOW has made his opening commltjnenta to Bethlehem, regretting that they In 1164, the Holy Roman Em­ Rumsfeld of Illlnoto and William W e have fuBy equipped Spanish finish. Red and gold tapestry Cocktail Table, Octagon. Metal inlays in $ 69 . characteristics vriilch appear m od to N.C.; Denver, Colo.; Detroit Department to renewi^ individ­ room set and wall group. 2 Arm and 4 Side Hi-Back, solid Cherry the world organization. Research into affect student achievement are the teach­ ual C EP contracts. While some cannot take to Him their gifts ot peror, Frederick II, was bom. Brock of Tennessee. new cars for rent by the COV6)T top. 42 X V lV i inches. and Highland Park, Mich.; Chairs with Gold seat covers. those vast volumes of Nixon campaign ers' social background, their verbal abU- Fanner at HEWf day, week or mooih, at REG." $155.00 NOW $119. REG. $166.00 NOW $133. NOW *0% off positions would reveal, we think, that ity, and the quality of their cwn educa­ Discreet negotiations are very reasonable ratesl... 79-inch sofa to match above. End Tab'e with one drawer, 20 x 26 inches. Mirror with Perfume Bar. White and REG. $310.00 NOW 8199. he said more about the United Nations tion. starting that could bring civil Whm your car is tied up REG. $289.00 NOW $1M. REG. $104.00 NOW$84. Gold. Solid Cherry Captain’s Chair. and Ids own attitude toward It in his few Regrettably, Middletown haa made rights leader James Parmer In­ for se^ce or repairs, or Early American Wing sofa, 84 inches. Box Hexagon Cigarette Table with blue and REG. $32.50 NOW $22-95 REG. $49.95 NOW $ 2 9 . remsito to Secretary Oeneral Thant the very little progress lu attracting teach­ to the Nixon administration as a white tile too, 20 x 21 inches. Mirror. 24 x 35 inches. White and Gold. Solid (ilherry Spindle Back Chair. high official In the Health, Edu- when you need an addi­ pleated skirts. Blue, olive and gold on other (toy than aU Ids giant brain trusU ers who come from institutions known F i^ c h e tti REG. $104.00 NOW$84. REG. $21.95 • NOW $14.95 R E G . $29.50. N O W $14.95 for the quality ot their education. There caUon and W elfare (H E W ) De­ tional car... beige print cover. produced tor him in all their research Contemporary Wall Group including three Modem 3 piece Bedroom set including a Solid Cherry Mates Chairs. may have been on improvement in terms partment. REG. $339.00 NOW $179. and posttioa-making. He has already Farmer, beaten Nov. 6 as Re- Traditional Lawson Sofa and kick pleated base cabinets, with doors and interior Triple Dresser with Mirror, a Chest, and REG. $36.50 NOW , b of attracting better students from leaser hlna asid aa much about the UN, to take an­ institutions —we would guess that there publlcan-Uberal candidate tor CALL skirts. (Champagne matelasse cover. shelves, two bookcases. Entire 6 piece set a Full size bed. Walnut. ^ lid Cherry 54-inch Hutch witli other comparlaon, os his two predeces­ has been —but that is simply not good Congress from Brooklyn's Bed- REG. $849.00 NOW $159. is over eight feet wide. Sandtone Butter­ REG. $307.50 NOW $229. top. sors said in their own Inaugurals add­ enough. Tlie mix ahould be better than ford-Stuyvesant district, en­ 78-inch Lawson sofa with 2 cushions and nut finish. \ Early American Bedroom Set including a REG. $368.00 NOW ed together. The key word Mr. Nixon It to; there Is a requirement to introduce dorsed Hubert Humphrey for 643-5135 kick pleats. Gold textured cover. REG. $607.00 NOW $395. 60-inch 'Triple Dresser, a Chest-on-Chest, Spindle Back Arm Chair with Russett has used Is "strengthen.” It is the key those methods that enhance recruitment. President. However, Robert Rectangular End Table with one drawer, and a Full size bed. All with Cherry finish. fin ish . Finch, Mr. Nixon's designation REG. $259.00 NOW $169. word for our Umes. The cpportwdty to There are, of course, several ways to REG. $69.00 NOW as Secretary of HEW, named Button back Tuxedo style Sofa with kick 26 X 22 X 21 inches. Sandtone Butternut REG. $407.50 NOW$329. $ 49 . wUch U r. Nixon now becomes the per­ do this. One way involves merit In­ 58-inch oval extension Table with one 10- Farmer to his 25-member ad­ pleated skirts. Antique Gold emshed fib ish . Early American 3 piece Bedroom Set in­ haps unlikely inheritor is the opportun­ creases, another way involves develop­ inch leaf. Italian Provincial. ing Innovative programs that attract visory committee which sot in velvet cover. REG. $89.50 NOW $49. cluding a ’Triple Dresser with Matching ity to reverse America's weakening of young teachers, a final way U to lift the ^ on briefings at HEW last week. REG. $409.00 NOW $299. Octagon Commode, 2 doors with interior Mirror, a Chest and a Full si^ Canopy R E G . $129.00 N O W M 9 . the UN and turn America back Into Its over-all reputation of the school system.'' Finch and his staff developed Tuexdo style Sofa with loose pillow back sh elf. 28 X 22yst inches. Sandtone Butter^ B ^. All pieces finished in solid Cherry. 42-inch Modem round extension Table otlginBi rols of creator and builder. or at least provoke the nation that the considerable rapport with Farm­ an(l seat cushions. Extra arm pillows. Kick nut finish. REG. $707.00 NOW$549. with one 18-inch leaf. Six Side matching er and would like him at HEW. As ids ambassador to the United Na- Middletown school system to on the way leats. Blue and red document print on REG. $184.50 NOW $129. Modem 3 piece Bedroom Set including a Chairs. Entire set Pecan finish. ficos, Mr. Nixon has named no glamor- up (which H is). A change In the sec­ The appointment would produce eige cover. ContempDies at Age 76 has never tieitrayed Poland/’ TWaWWMOl « « Vletnameaa government forces South Vietnamese headquar­ not oidy by ths Increase In post­ of public libraries. U.S. Deaths ters saM Ms casualties lent week ty toll week before last from WHITMAM, 8 0 HB A F r o Forced School Vacation Jordan Arms rose sUgHUy, the allied com - Library Penally age, but also by the great WUh the facilities of the U- Hy Of Heart Failure " q v a ~ •• lit lo. Adam. Bt, mundi reported today. were 203 men kUled, 888 wound­ 3,069 kJDed to 3,307. CANDY OUPBOABD The latest count, U.S. head­ amount of time by the brary available six days a week v v a r r a w a m m a n , Jo r d a n (a p ) — In Viet Hit The U. 8. Oimmand said 151 ed and IS miaeing or captured, By aiAMA BTOVn levy. TViledD taaAeia. who Poland (AP) — Slaying Seen Sign the United Statea and Britain, foroea.______quarters said, tncreaasd to olerioal staff In ssarddng for ARTHUR o m n threatened to strike If the ralae • ___ . , Amerlcanw wen killed In action hi the previous week Uiesa to- 5 Cents a Day overdue matertsls, telephoning for a total of 80 hours, library Pruae Witter O f Ol^ggmized Crime The SovMt Unkm haa renewed 437,696 the number o f enen(y ____ was Injected, wlD have a base Bishop Zypmunt Choromanskl. ____ Its offer to supply arms to Jor- and 888 were wounded last taU were 190 kfiled, 816 wound­ the delinquents or mailing them officiate fee! that It to not tn- TOONonOWM. 0M> (AP) — atarttnr salary Jan. 1 at (7.000 the No. 3 man In Poland's Ro- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) ^ assist it politically, S^week Ia}w weak. For the prevfous week, ed and 16 mleelng or captured. killed since Jan. 1, 1981. atrttliar Jatv 2, sdiSt patrons The number of Americana npUcas. reasonabla to expect adufts to kbw. Jack W. SdBtssut Im three —hlgtteak hi Ohio. man Catholic hierarchy and a the count was 323 Americans The two oommandc said tml- at the Roekvfile PubUc Ubraty •Hie death of Richard D. Biondi, economically and militarily, the kWed in action In that period Except for the latest fiction return books on Ume. SAIGON (AP) — U.8. combat killed and 1,199 wounded. tial r^Mrti put the number of will ba penaltaed five cents a There is a book-drop at the li­ •>*y* '* * * *** *" Zlnsw aald the echool dlatrtrt gtaunch defender of church a man police said waa apparent- semlcfflclal newspaper aADue- rose to 80,480, and the number and magastnee, borrowers are deaths In tire Vietnam war The total of Americans ktlled enem y killed last week at 2,118. brary (hiring the hours Uie eehoci. They eie home under- TiS Oommuniet-nded ly Involved In a local gangland reported today. Hte paper of Americans wounded to day for ovsixlue books, maga- allosred to keep all ottwr Ubrary Jordan’s ambassador to dropped last week to the toweet was the lowest toioe the week However, this figure was "ttib- building is closed. Read Herald Ads telavlttcn .ml “ * “ *“ * ^ * ^ *"“ »aUoj. died ^ ay of heart fail- feud, may lead to dlsoloaure of 191,808. sines or raoords. This is an In­ mstarttes tor tour wetos. a ^ June M. ^ ure. He wa» 76. Mohammed Adlb At VITTNER ’S total in five weeks while thoee ending Nov. 16, when 127 U.8. Jeot to adjustment,” as It la ev­ organised crim e actlviUee in Eg (%Minc boi^dom. Speculation la that the 12-min spjj^ bishop had been serioualy and Soviet Fonign Mln- OonnecUcut. Mra. (kilUvan to cne of thou- tax prcposal, already defeated j j „ , e weeks. hsterJ Oromyko met in ■aids of parents In Youngstown three timea, wlB be on the ballot secretary of the Biondi, 35, was found dead In early this week and Ame- whom ddUren ere at home in May. eapicopate since 1M8 and de­ his apartment earlier this week. li gave an account of their dls- Police said he had been hit wtthoat much to do. The "If the lewy dells again we fended the Interests of the cusstona to the newspaper. STAR’K TODAY AT AUL 5 DM. STORGS Youngstown aobool system ran may not be able to open in the church as a memlier of -the espi- seyeral times in the face by a Gromyko reportedly told the !■ In out of money last month and fall,” Zinser aald. copate-state Joint commlaslon. burst of gunfire, in a gangland- Jordanian envoy Ruaaia la mak­ MfSrOL PtiAZA NEW LONDON MAU at^e slaying. • NeWIMTAIN • taave been closed to "Hie faith of the youngeterB In late 1965, when the govern­ ing efforts with other big pow- PRICE COMINS CORNBl MAHCHCSIGR PARKAI nearly 28.000 pupUi since the haa been deeply ttiaken," the ment was attacking the church Chidf James. F. Ahem said, ■■ to giKt ^ peaceful Milution to day before Thsnkagtvli«. They euperintendmt eald. "Mom cMI- for a letter of forgiveness the "This murder appears to be the Arab-Iaraell problem on the wlU reopen Jan. 2. dren are igieet because their ed- Polish eaplsoopate had written result of the power struggle be- of the Security OounclVs "Let’s face it,” said Mrs. Sul- ucation haa been token to German bishops, the prelate tween two feuding factions in- kov. 22, 1967, resolution, SAVINGS ON COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES liven, who is prettdent of the from them.” told Ms congregation the letter volved In organised crime.” ^he reeohition call, tor wtth- And Mrs. Sullivan added; Parent-Teacher AaeoclatlDn, waa written In Christian terms "It Is clear," he said, "that drawal of Israeli troops from fantastic fashion reduction from our own regular stock "You Just can’t teach them at "M y cMldren feel cheated. TTiey and when U was made public, this case will involve Indlvldu- territory occupied during the home. When they first got are dimppointed and feel that he waa "sure that all the propa­ als who have been involved in i967 war in return for an end to home, they thought the mdiool the pet^ile have let them down.” ganda in the press, radio and other shootings and criminal ac- the Arab state of war against dosing would be Just one big SALE television will melt away." tlvlUes in OonnscUcut.” Israel. entire stock of untrimmed coats blast. Now tbeYre bored to Biondi and afiother man were Ameri said he discussed wUh C B ^ Replying to Oommunist criti­ death. F c r n o f i cism that the episcopate had iu>t wounded in August in a shoot- Gromyko what could be done if ^ ““ «vr siens or huhio**-^ "I Just hope other parents are discussed the letter in advance ing in the Fair Haven section. israM refused to abide by the as tired of their children as I'm Church to Hold with the government, the bishop Biond^ record also Included reeolution, but he gave no de- Rw.toiuo *4 9 1^0 *3 9 tired of mine and they are tired referred to the breakdown of the seveim assault convictions, po- tails about this, On All Christmas o f m e." Y outh R a lly Joint oonvmiasion and aald: lice said. He reported he had explained Hra Sullivan's children— You save 20% to 40% on every untriinined coat m oip Brian, 6, John, 18, end Tim, A Youth R ally wUl be held domestic tweeds, boucles, friezes, meltons, camel hair, ’ 15—brought their books home Sunday from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at Items—For 9 Days zin-outs. pile lined and others in the season’s top styles. Sizes 5-15, 8-ZO. and have done asalgnmehta. the First OongregaUonal Churdi ot Vernon to learn shout the and practice their instruments, „ ___ _ but mosUy they watch televt- P«>*Tam, "Christian Reapcswe l^hoJujiAL TyU witL §IL J d iv j v BETTER FUR TRIMMED COATS S io n ," then- mother said. to Overseas Poverty.” STORTS FR L DEUEHRER ZTfli thin JANUARY IHi But de^Me increasingly bored There will be be a q;>eeker U. S. Choice, Our Own Cun cMldren and mothers busy fmm the national CStOP office trying to keep them occupied, in MiaryUnd and a flhn on R w . n i 0- t 200 *39 to *159 authorities say there was little Btafra wlU be shown. At the ral- C O M O BEEF WE WHl BE OPEN SUNMY, DEBEHBER 2Mi leacUon to the of the ly> canvassers wlU ba recndt- ed for a door to door ooUectloci FROM n TO S Our entiro stock of superb fur t r ^ coats 1 Mink, fox, kit First Cat Lb. lamb lavished on collars, cuffs and some border treatments, belt^ stylw, "Tbara 1. » much apathy ^ 8 9 c too! Jr. and misses’ sizes. (Imported furs labeled to show country of ongm ). here.” said School Supt. Wood- CROP Is not a church appeal THIS SAl£ W W . NOT MOLUOE ANY OEM IN OUR CANDLE DEPT. row W. Zinser, "that the only t>ut ^ community appeal to help way voters would understand aUevtate ikarvatlon and hunger Head Oat Lb. 6 9 e A U SALES FINAL — NO RETURNS to $79 that we're out of money was to in the wocM. TTie rally Sunday FASfflON SUITS close the schools." is open to any person of high OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 EXCEPT SUNDAY school age, from Vernon, Tol­ Rmr to $110 group includes 2 and 3 pc. suits, pantsuits, fur trims, coat Ziiteer said there "was literal­ EttJkft ^nnL^rl S S 'i & S (A lso m ost fam ous label su its a t (!k>ri)ins (k)m er, ly 30 interest tai Has sdsxd land or saUngton, who would N « p e * A A m board meeting held prior to the Hire to show Ms ooncem for « r f « Manchester and New London stores). those In need in a needy world. SiiiS loiwl.lt ^ 7 g R 0 cloabig.” POLISH 8 Q C 'One of the local pairtots at- Any ytotng person who would tempted to ocgsflixe a group of ^ camrnaa but catsiot.. at- lilgh adroolets for a quiet pa- f“ y_ contact HAMS B0L06HA O v 'k WOOL KNIT DRESSES W W mde of protest but because Stephen EUts, Center Rd. Values to $26 . . . we show one from a special group of 100% wool knits m there was Uttle or no response it Look What W sRHovu! new pastel slices and some black. Jr. and misses sizes. waa called off,” Zinser said. The school dottog came after Mail Croes H iroii^ OOOKED FROZEN voters rejected .six ocnaecuHve GROTON (AP) — Nether rain Vi off school levy proposals ranging nor snow nor an overturned * “ '■ 7 9 s GREAT DRESS CLEARANCE from 5 to 12 mills. tractor-trailer filled with until STEAKS ■ v " - LOBSTER A snecial group of dress fashions reduced from our own s ^ k l Casual and Zinser attributed the defeats deUys the U.8. Post Office. 'FIVE STORES OF W^SH»0**‘ d r S ^ t ^ , wSls, knits, blends. Sizes for misses' and jumors. tai this steel - maUng city in Postal employas worked over­ norlfaeart Ohio to ethnic dKfer- time eariy Christmas morning ^ Fa ic f, Floriia, Saodlass Limas 4 fo r29c (D tt. Ooute, Suite, Dresses — eU stores) enoea, racial problems, parents to unload the tiactoi^traller, of psroclilsl school children re- wMoh had knocked down 17 Tomatoes, Cello Pack lb. 29c fuaUig to support pubBc sriwols guard-rail posU along Interstate atal anlmoaity between steel- Route 95 and tumbled 30 feet workers aixl teachers. down an embankment The drtv- Happy New Year To One and All! M n . SUStvan said 75-80 per o '- Walter G. Schwarts o f Jei^ cent of a now mUl would go for toy N JT.. was not hurt higw salaries. ^ cab, wbldi stayed on “ Steelwarisen and mittwork- the highway, HKmAND PARK MARKET era jurt cant rere this." toe said. "They fed that toatoers c*? sm ^ r trw;ks irtth maU Phan* 643^278 who only work 183 to 186 days a **® *'^S^*^ ““ , **?* 317 Highhoid S t, Msiichester, Conn. year rireuld not be paid higher tMui they get" Freight Service of Wateibury M > 4 i E Youngtonm has a echool tax savings for men! famous pullover and cardigan sweaters o f 22.9 mins—(22.90 per (l.OOO of assessed vahre on real estate— lowest of the eight Isigeet dries 'I Superbly styled men’s sweaters from famous makers I V-necks, crew necks and tur­ rag. $12-$20 tai Ohio. T\ tleneck styles, all wools, wool blends and orlons. Sizes S, M, L, XL. 8.90 When money flnt rsslly got T tigM adminlstraton ciA out idn- dergaiteu arid driver education. men’s stretch hose When voters continued to reject W H i men’s knit shirts tax propoeais, Zinser, superin­ C tendent here 14 months, felt stu­ Choose from assorted solid colors and stripes in Orlons, banlons and wool blends in assorted solid dents toould DDt be cheated of famous make knit sport shirts with mock turtle­ colors. One size stretches to fit 10 to 18. neora educational advantages. neck. Sizes S, M, L, XL. He ordered the quality e n tx 2 .9 9 reg. $1 pr. 77c 3 pr. 2.25 iMuraes reinstated and granted 8AVB 88e a (450 ermnsl teacher pay relwe. •AVE M P L A Y T E X (DftL Men’s Wear — all stores except New London) ft gave toacfaen with bachelor PLAYTEX degrees a Starting aalaiy of “SOFT-LINB’’ -CR088-YOUB- P i s v m x PADDED BRA (8,250 annually. H EAST” In contrast, Toledo piSillc SU GH TLY 82A-S8B w ith ■dw oto, with 82,000 students and PADDED BRA gtreteh otraps, reg. a school tax o f 26.5 mills, passed |4 NOW S3.S4 OUS^ a five anill tax increase to per­ Lttoe caps with warm winter outerwear savings for girls & boys! mit a teacher pay ratee. It was sidoi, back granted before the tax vote but and strMM. aeg. $5. eontlsgent on approval of higher NOW S 4 entire stock girls’ dress coats / ALL WAYS BEST reg. $24-$40 ly / g of f ' 0 i - - Famous maker coats in solids, plaids, tweeds, ^ CANDIK8 Gianr some fur trim, some pile lined, size 8-6x and 7-14. .90 .90 to Also all toddler girl and boy coat sets reduced Yg. JANUARY SAVE « l H i/ PLAYTEX mode rwgiitor $12 to $25 SAVE SI with LYCRA girls’, boys’ & toddler snowsuits PLAYTEX GIRDLE "MAGIC Save on America’s favorite shoes! Slings, straps or pumps, with new round sizes 2, 3, 4 up to 1/3 off OONTROLLER” Firm 'n flatter or square toes on low, stacked, chunky or shapely mid-heels. In leathers, reg. $16 to $30 GIRDLE girdle, reg. $9.95 patents, suedes, fabrics. NOW S7 jm - Gardner, Tidykin and other famous make snow- W ith zipper . . . a l e Panty, reg. $10.95 suits reduci^l Nylons, dacron-blends, solids, $7.95 NOW S peg. NOW m J s - Loafers • Sports • Casuals prints, pile linings. Sizes: Girls' 4-6x, boys' 4-7 B eg. $9M Long Leg Panty and toddler girl and boy. (shown), reg. K 8, $1 $12.9 6 NOW SAVE UP TO ------1.X S.S.M , CLEARANCE 6’" girls’ famous ski jackets m ore). $10 to $14 reg. $17 to $25 1/3 off aVK, 25% Famous Brand All nylon ski jackets by Tidykins for girls 7-14. All with attached hoods, some reversible, solids D Oiildren^s Shoes and prints.

.9 0 .9 0 girls’ stretch ski slacks !««. $7 1« $12 to SAVE d 4-6x, 7-14, $iss SAVE d P LA Y TE X I 1 lb. reg. $5 4 .5 9 reg. $6 4.99 PLA YTE X “ U V IN G ” 2tts.f8.e0 -CR088-YOUR STRETCH BRA HUSH PUPPIES PLA Y TE X 1001/b orlon stretch, fleece lined, stirrup foot. HEART’ LONG MANY ASSORTMENTS SAVE d “LIYING” LONG 82A-42C stretch Woinsn’s 5Vi*10 Black, navy, loden, brown. TO GIVE AND ENJOY LINE P L A Y T E X LINE STRETCH bra, reg. $4.96 UMsa’ lOVi-4 ^ 9 0 82A-42C, reg. $5.95 “LIVING” LONG BRA M 4IS reg. $8>$10 5.9* rag. $11-$14 LIN E BRA boys’ outerwear, jackefs, parkas LENOX N O W S 4 ^ 82A-44C stretch D sizes $1 more. 82A-44C biaa-cut etdee, beck and All these shoes are epecially priced for this event. Discontinued atylee. Not PHARMACY Aide jjonris. .reg. etraps, reg. $7.95 all sizes in every style. reg. $18 to $28 1 2 .9 9 tO 2 0 .9 9 gw ■. O B lim ST. $6.95 NOW NOW —D sizes $1 more. eizee $1 more. (DULI > OoiiMr, West Hertfoi*—Meneheeter : Wool meltons, corduroys, nylon ski types included Dowtttorm New Britalre—Bristol PteM) in this great selection of weather-beating outer.- a n I wear. Sizes 8-20. Also Mighty Mac outerwear at 20% o ff. (O 8L Young World — sU storoo «oep t New London) Q

:.il I ..to I . X*. Pk .to . I . p a g e T H IR T E E N MANCHESTBE e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESPTEB. CJONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 19OT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 PACai> T?TELVI TT eartlL Lovell Tells What It’s Like: "We're dirsctly over our first initial point now for Bl” (a landmark that relates to a pro­ Moon Is Gray-:— Colorless jected landing site.) LoveH Mdd. "Its almost Impossible to mlse. aPAGB OENTEXt, ^ Houitbn expected." said Anders of the Very easy to pick out. We oan (AP) — Aatrtaaut Jamm Lov­ tnat Is reflected onto the look right over into the second ell, Klvtnf man'a tin t ey«bim moon from earth. "Y ou can see initial point. I can see very report today on what It’a like on large craters quite distlnotly clearly the flve-oratared star the moern, sounded almoet like a ... You get a good three-dimen­ formation which we had on our tourist who finds his lon(-sought sional view of rims of larger lunar chart. vacation place looks prettier In craters." " I t is very easy to spot. You pictures. Lovell found the unmanned oan see the entire rime of the "The moon Is essentially triangular mountain that figures craters from here with, of gray, no color, looks like plaster laigeiy In surveys of a possible course, the white crescent on of Paris — or sort of a graylah landing sight. LoveU had said he the far side whers the sun is beach sand," be explained. would name the area Mt. Mari­ shining on It. The shadows are "You can see quite a bit of de­ lyn—after Ws wife. quite lengthy now.” tail. The Bea of Fertility doesn't “Our first initial (survey) appear to stand out as well here point is easily seen from our al­ as it does on earth.” titude," Lovell said. "We're get­ To those who stayed up ting qiMte a bit of contrast as we WELDONS thnn«h the nig^t to hear the approach the terminator, MULTIPLE first words of exultation as the "It appears that vlsIbUlty at spacecraft loed from behind this particular spot is excellent. VITIMINS the moon back into radio ranffe, It'e very easy to pick out our the first descriptions must have first initial point and over this ONE-A-DAY been a disappointment. mountain chain we can see the Like the explorers they are, second Initial point—^the trtan- their first w orA were technical gidar mnuntaln." 2 .9 8 — describing thS systems of the Andere said there was "very spacecraft I good detaU visible. We can see the long, parallel faults or Orob- WELDON DRUG CO h "What does the-old moon look Mns." A is a rent in the MAIN Mfil f T like?" asked the ground, finally. Orobbin Lovell gave his plaster of Par­ is report and continued: "C raters are all rounded otf -there's quite a few of them. 2 Langrenus is quite a huge cra­ wler, has a crown to it. WaUs are lerraced. "Ih e craters are all rounded off. There's quite a few of ttiem. Some of them are newer. Many look Hke—especially the round ones—look like they've been hit by meteorites or projectiles of 6 some sort . . . quite a huge ora. ter with a central cone to It. The walls of the crater are terraced, about six or seven terraces on the w ay down." Said the ground: "R oger. Uh- derstand.” As the spacecraft came up over the Bea of Fertility, LoveU -said he could see "the rays coming out o f a crater. Shortly afterward Lovell reported the ship was coming up over the site that's being considered prime for the first lunar land­ ing. "Be advised,” Lovell toM the ground, "the round window, the hatch window. Is o o m p l^ ly '/3 O F F iced over. We can't use It Bill and I are sharing the rendes- vous wlndow.y METALLICS Astronaut William A. Anders took up the description. “ We're coming up on craters BROCADES Colombo and Outtenberg (locat­ ed south of Apollo F s track) SEQUINS very good detail visible ... can see long ijarallel fault on Orohbins.” MOIRES B y this Ume the spacecraft MINK TRIMMED (»ATS! was at the terminator-the area where light and dark meet "B arth riiine is about what we NOW 59’So 79 ’* £ a i|(ia ORIGINALLY $80 to $110 OuBten Home DeetgB W flb a r Sizes 6-18 & 5-15 L i Blue PrM * Bupplr Dm . Cross 6D0 Hartford WUL MILLS, r, Ooaa. Highway

BoekvNIe DSxeh.: UNTRIMMED COATS! NOW 1 9 ’ * to 2 9 ’ * ORIGINALLY $30 to $50 100% Sizes 618 & 5-15 OUTERWEAR & CAR COATS! tin ■ Believable NOW 1 4 ’* to 29 ’* ORIGINALLY $23 to $40 Sizes 618 & 5-15 Meiiiiknetrr Parfcade MABCHEBTliB LARGE FAMILY CAPACriY LARGE 6 CU. FT. CAPACITY ALL ZINC RIBBED DRUM INTERIOR Famous SMART DRESSES! DRYER • DURABLE PORCELAIN DRYER • OVERSIZE 21" FAN CLOTHES SURROUNDED DY EVEN FLOW Nome NOW 6 ’* to 14 ’* TOP end DRUM INTERIOR HEAT UP FRONT ACCESS FOR EASY SERVICE ORIGINALLY $41 to $25 Sizes 5-15, 1018 & 14>/2-22‘/a • MULTI TEMP SETTINGS • 5 YEAR WARRANTY SALE CITY PANTS! CHILDREN’S SHOES NOW 4 ’ * to 7 ’ * 159 ORIGINALLY $7 to $12 129 Sizes 618 & 5-15 , Other Dryer Values 4 Other Dryer Values Other Dryer Values Mostly Girls' Styloa SWEATERS I AUTCNIATIC AND THHED AND AUTO- ■COME EARLY"!! f i s i

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n Pages 15 to 26 UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 86, 1968 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 t h w b d a y , d e c e m b e b a s , 1 9 * 8 p a g e POLiki ltEN Section Two ^lUrh^Btrr EllTttittg

and M ber Inoinde tm» broth- e n t FVanelil 1to|iiiiag o f Maor Apollons G>iirse Perfect diaatsr and Fbizidt Tofipliig at mntsr Fart, Fla.; Owsaaialaia, For Landing Tomorrow Obituary Mta. Jamea Oomaa aadlDa. Trainable Class for Mentally Retarded WUHam Orunder, both of Tbl- OenttMied frees Page One) ------— ------land, and Mlw. Wamael Maltam- < By JOHN A . JOHNSTON toraa.axeri.donlt.Iffth.angle po of Mancha afar; and aeaaral '*H«iKheBter is {n the 4 Paul Maneggia of Bolton^ nftecaa and nepbawa. la too shaBow. it could ald^ off rt^taiaton’o forcifrottt of pre^rranm for tbe ftmeral wU be tamorrow the aftmoailmrt. flinging t h e ^ S jS S lS rft O i^SS^hidiif^ at SdS a.m. frosn the Jdbn F. trtmaula deep hlto apaoe to a &e mentally retarded.” Volunteer Fire Chiefs Dies Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. niat w u Norman Fmkleil, Omiar St, wltfa a Mans of re­ iftupervieor of special edu- BOL.TON — Fire C9iM P»ul mooSrhoptagtoleMii Juathotr quiem aft a t Jamea’ C9iureb aft er raturo trip. fta path wot altered by ^tt»■ orderwl aH —after neariy atx daya of riijditly in the araaa whara tbay tbysksBHy handicapped. town lU fi flown at half-ataft ToUand Tpke., manager df the wei^iU eaantoa^^e aaUonauta buried and axert a auUtle in- Keiaping these people with­ until after the taieral Satur­ aotanton Tourist Home, w as wlU maka a M.OOO-foot ”aUp” fhiM ^ on lunar orbiting vatai- in their com m utes rather day. dead of natural causae on ar­ fram about fast back up cle. * rival last nighft at Manobeater 180,000 Mr. Manergia was bom AprO to 210,000 feet before nosing Without preolae knowMge of than being confined to in­ 10. 1908 in Bolton, eon o f An­ Memorial Hoapltal. over into their final descent. how great the change la,.aatro- stitutions, he said, must be Mr. Scranton was bom March drew and Jennie Ca seise Ma­ After enduring re-entry tem­ nauta cannot maka an accurate m e poUcy of the future. 10, 19U in Maa cheater, eon o f neggia, and had lived in Bolton peratures up to 8,000 degrees landing or takeoff from thk F a n M l **Umete ing on School S t Mrs. Barbara Damauskas, fore- in reviewing work already covered. icut Firemen and the Oonnect- F. Tteniey Funeral Home, 219 to earth with fellow astronauts, Col. Frank Borman and Maj. William Anders, Mrs. Mary ZUesU to hom e,” Anders toKt M ission. Mrs. Murray ManbaU of the flobool a t In tbe feittlal etoa* oft tcut Fire Chlefa Associaftian, the W. Center St., Mancheeter, to­ holds a toy helicopter he received for Christmas. The little boy came out to Control Wednesday night. "How 8, tbe pupUs range to age from mintmittn it to not im- Cooking toatruotlonB are coo- celvea art inatructlan, in which mauakaa aald, otoer high night from 7 to 9 and tomorrow SOUTH WINDSOR — Mra. Bronx said she had been keep- Bolton Historical Oommittee. play in front of the family home near the Manned Spacecraft Center, Housttm, 18 to 21. The program to opart to oea one pupH readlfK, fltied to moaauring toy toaapoon the teacher followa up the ahop- pupUa w toUowl^ atoL from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mary YurtviA ZelesU, former­ the Bastem Sportsmen’s CSub Tex., ^ter opening his presents. (AP Photofax) *^t“'th? Um^they were stlU I"* stove going to provide at bom the Shdtored Wortritop, „,-h er dotag arJttawtic and and cup. Already the pupil* work akUla that have been em- OccoalonaUy ^retardate will and the Tolland Switchboard As­ The family suggests that ly . of East WitalBor, mother of those wishing to do so mahe Mrs. Mary Sedar of South iWnd- ■ 175,000 miles from earth, travel- least a little heat. “It’e no w li^ to otSy a tow Mop* down another working at oome have put «hto area of toarndng to phoalsed. sociation. Christmas here,” die said. percaptlon. Mra. Damauakaa memorial contributions to the oor, died yesterday at a private berlain of Hartford; two atotere, ing about 8,200 m.p.h. the haU. form o f art. Blveryone to allowr- practical uae. to the kitchen ad- ' one hour a day Mra. Janet Survivors include his srtfe. Borman indicated his desire The city received 2,482 beat Mrt. ButMitt Damauakaa, tbe told tbe atory of one boy to a Memorial Fund at St Oeoige’B| hoopItaL Mrs. Catherine Fox of Hartford ed to work eft hia own rate and jacent to their workaheq), sterling inotruct* the children in Mis . Jane Tedford Maneggia; to come home when he said: complaints in one 124iour period ktotruotor, to a graduate of group being oupervlaed by Leo a Aiigbr^r Mlaa Nancy J. Episcopal Church. Survtvors . include 2 other and Miss Agnes Rose Calhoun Accused Abductor levri; hence tbe variety of oc- they baked fifteen fruit cakee muatc and phyalcal education Wednesday, in addition to 377 Diana, a teacher in tbe Buncud daughters, 4 sons, a eleter, 14 of Willington; five grandriiU- "That earth sure looks good Farmtogtoo, M aine, State for aoldiera in Vietnam, and programa. Muaic hours are on similar complatots from ill per­ tlvtty. and 6 great- dren and seven great-grand­ from here.” Teachoni OoHeco and to doing, made oookiie* for their own igqnday and Friday with the buUding, during a free period. sons over a 14-hour period. Academic tostruetton to very "Mr. Dlanti,” the boy said, Henry P. Itoatord liken. children. These etatements followed a wort toorord her mooter’a de­ ChiMmas party. emohaata on rhythm inatru- In the vocational workshop, members o f the trainable class apply themselyes funeral wlU be Saturday Gives Up to Police day in which the astrqnauts re­ Bloodbank supplies, mean­ gree in inelructton oft the hondl- UmMed in aoope, reotrtoted to “ thoee doorknobe need pollah- COLUMBIA —Henry P. Spa- The funeral will be tomorrow The development of a basic menta, records, and folk to a variety of craftwork designed to reduce perceptual and l^ d coordination Death OaimH at 10 'km- from the Ahem Fu­ while, were reported "danger- ooppod aft St. Jooeph Oottoge, thoae needa immedtototy perti­ ing.” There wrun’t much doubt tord. 90, o f West Hertford, at 8:40 a.m. from the Ahem Fu­ ceived Christmas greetings vooaibulary to Mra. DemauBkaa’ dances. Tuesday la awtmmlng difficulties. One pupil is working with wihg bolts; behind him, student mde neral H ^ e, 1400 Main St., East tiie ously low’’ because of illness of Weot Hartford. nent to the Uvea o f the pupUs. to about i t HP «««« »* brokerage firm of FuUer, Rich­ Thomas J. Wallett John Henry Bogeie in. Williams asked to see a min­ to part of the development of nation present in varying de- D Manor Convalescent Home, New ter and Aldrich, Hartford. He though he did not know until lat- their muscles with an exercise were living in fitm en ts with cooking, ooetol rtilto, and act to the SbeUiered Woulsahap, Thomas J. Wallett, 69, of 20 John Henry Rogers, 63, of ister when he arrived at the po­ London . er that Pamela was mlaitig, he device. no heal because drivers of fuel Mrt. Damonibw to aototoad by where they are paid by check aodal babavtor. They are alao gi«es in the retardate*. Per- was alao em ptoj^ as a cashier Alton St., brother of Probate Norwich, father of John H. Rog­ lice station. taught proper intervtaw prooe- ceptual problems usually go Mrs. Teloott was bom March for the Hartford Club before re­ tried to stop the man. Knapp The telecast contrasted with oil trucks, a*o ended their a mxhber oft Bemeft Junior High for contract work. Judge John J. Wallett, died ers Jr. of Manchester, died T don’t think there’s a very dures, good grooming prac- hand in hand with uncoordlna- M, 1887 in Manchester, and tiring 10 yean ago. He was a Tuesday night at Backus Hos- good p^lblllty of finding her eaW. previous riiows in which the as- strike Sunday, had not been Scbool gMa who come to the to arittimetlc, they are taught Tuesday at Manchester Memor­ tronauts ahowed tloee and health hatote. Mra. tion. she aald. 7 for mangriyean maintained res- member end past master of ial Hospital. He was the hus­ pttal, Norwich. alive,” said Dan Maher of the Knapp said he asked what the ------daos duitag ftwe perloda to help to count from 1 to 100, to ntoke M a n ch ester Idenoeo hi both Teloottvllle^and Dosoomb Lodge of Masons of Survivors include his wife, ,__ u lo'g-range view of earth and City official* had asked driv- bidHriduaU with diiH w ort change, grouptoga of 2’e, 5’a, Damauakaa hopes one oft tbe One mechanism ahe to band of Mrs. Mary Grace Ja- Iowa Bureau of Criminal Inves­ junlor Mgh aide* will be able to ploying to Improve foot Groton. At one ttme ahe was «c- Glastonbury, a member and 3 other sons, 3 daughters, 3 sis­ tigation as he coordinated the o f » desolate era to work overtime Christmas There to a freedom of actlvitiy and lO’a for itocktog purpooes, nlcki Wallett. * riww gl6la in! tbe ctaaw bow to nation to ihe treadle on an old- tive in the Republican party. past roaster of Gideon Wells Mr. Wallett was born Dec. 22, ters, a brother, and 29 grand­ search near GrlnneU over an Kn-nn i«tsr moonseape. Day to eaae the probtem. but Wttbto the aoodomic otaaaroom and simple measurement surt She became a permanent nesi* Chapter of RAM. East Hart­ children. riiampoo and aet hair. .fariiloned sewing machtoe. Bort- SAVINGS 1899 In Worcester, Mass., and area of about 300 miles. IdlJ^tlfled fr o I I ? T p ic ^ ? r a s An- * ^ c ^ t and w orinbep not preaenft to the as quarter inch, hi)l^, Inch, and tog and l. matehing buttons. dent of Groton several years ford, and a member of Ftrat had lived in Manchester most of Funeral services will be Sat­ TTie seardh party included po­ thonyth.— , Erthellir.wK.li WUUams,W illi.m a a 24-2S. television show from space at that deliveries were "very, very average •cbooMleglmanlatftan to Inoh. Once a Wekh' the Olaaii M- 3:51 p.m. today. , spotty.’!.. beads, metal parts, and plastic m E ago Mvi waa a member o^tbe Chureh of Ohriat. Congrega­ his life. He was employed as urday at 2 p.m. at the First lice from Grinnell and nearby year-dd Negro—fled in a light atrlpe, atajdlng, lacing, folding, Aima Warner Bailey Chapter, tional, West Hartford. foreman in the weaving depart­ Oongregational Church, Nor­ Newton, sheriffs officers, state green 1969 car. As the momentous mission Existing fuel cfl supplies, DAR, the Groton Garden Club, neared an end, officials of the meanwhile, were drained rapid- and simple sewing ctoe part o f A L O A N Survtvors besides his wife ment of Cheney Bros, before he wich. TTie Rev. Howard D. highway patrolmen and agents Knapp and Donald Hanna, end the Eastern Point Proper­ inriiMie two daughten, Mias Spaulding, pastor, will offleiate. National Aeronautics and Space ly as temperatures dropped into instruction in hand coordina- retired last year. He was an of the State Bureau of Criminal physical educaUon director at ty Owners’ Aaiociation. Ester L. Spafard of Gaxiantep, Administration began to aseesa the ’teens during the day. Army veteran of World War I Burial vdll be In Comstock Investigation. the YMCA, attempted to stop tlon. Survtvare include 3 daughters, Turkey, and Mrs. Elisabeth S. Cemetery, Uncasville. its impoiitance. Many of those without heat Later in the year Mra. Da^ and waa a member of the Amer­ Pamela had been watching him. "but by the time we gnt Mra. Doralhy Beal of Groton, DeGraw of Freemont, Calif.; a Friends may call at the Most offlcialB agreed the were suffering with the flu and mauakaa plana to incorporate ican Legion. her brother, Mark, wrestle in there he was __ inside his car,” the Mrs. Eleanor Ortoff of Dover, sister, Mias Carrie B. Spafard Survivors besides his wife and Gager’s Funeral Home, 85 Sa­ the YMOA tournament ’Tues^y txrid'^lci" flight advanced the United health officials warned that In her program tw o area* on a Maas., and Mrs. Beatrice Main of West Hartford, and tw o brother, include a son, Edward chem St., Norwich, tonight from and waa with her parenU when ^ tes ti^ rd its landing gome people might die from tU- somewhat more dlftficiilt level. of Bath, Maine; 9 grandchil­ grandchildmv K. Wallett of Brooklyn, N.Y.; a 7 to 9 and tomorrow night from she went off to the lobby to buy Knapp said the man ehwtcd men on the moon in 1969. „e«ne» complicated complicated by tort by of _ „ Woodworking will include recog­ C dren, and 12 graat-grandchU- Memorial services will be daughter, , Mrs. Ronald E. 7 to 9. some candy. She did not return. »rou^ the cloi^ ®»troi*uU r^oed i^t heat. THe health department es- N O E L S H O P nition and a knowledge of how dren. Monday eft 1 p.m . at Ftret Wright of Manchester; another The giri’s clothing waa foind “ wt he would be back in a they had no trouble guiding tlmated that 2,400 New Yorker* to use simple hand tools. She Funeral aervioes will be held Church of Christ, Congregation­ Mrs. Laarrence T. Lottos C brother, Francis J. Wallett of in a bimdle with a blanket, tow- minute.” U i^lves by the stars or by would ae in the week ending also hopes to be able to permit tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Groton al, West Hartford. The Rev. Meriden; a sister, Mrs. George ROCKVILLE -M rs. Agnes elB and a man’s shirts, jacket Police said Williams had been sighting on landmarks on the pri

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 86. 1968 HoUnahed — Shakespeare’s Hoi- PA6C JBIATEEH taishsd AH cbatto shottf bn madt par- B ooks A dded Huxley—I/nre among the daugh­ vwaAa (bs ttoc wOl bs dMMvisBt mcBlh th* ds*s Sis am abla to Town of flouih Wliatoa. In a drteeste partdng M . oaDcd SoMtih W indsor a«sr FW>. 1. m l Uterm «m b* paymssb was nwde. . . .. ters T o Library Kennap — Democracy and tiie PoUcv. d a ig s d at M s rate « r c m h s ir Tba tax oflOiss, lom l* * ^ ■ v e Play Popular's new and exciting fun cash game Kathleen A. McMahon wns par cent par month. Town M at ^ SulUmi Am, student left Police Lo^^ The Baby Has rioO en arrested hi the parkbig M of to tha asmt the fliat tnlall- win ha apsn Its: tax c^toctkxia Kimbrough — Floating island T axes Due enrol to t O M dnt. AOnof—TIm netne of the gsune the Burger Chef on Main 8L ment that was dne July 1 wma tem •:» Ain. J “ Langloy — Ths Cuban poUoy of A K u r j m She will appeair Jan. • In Man­ not poM prtor to Aag. thsn Monday ttenogh FHdoy. is murder the United States X Iho harsnat moon is tte ftSl Blekham—Target: Ohartty Roaa fUrmond DuSoU, 32, o f South- chester Clrcait Cbort IS- By Jan. I tha andrTm beeama dolin- Ilea wffl Levy — AffecUonstely, T.8. Bm- moon naarato tha Braun—flhe oat srho turned on tnliMn in u arrested on charge* The physidea reported to po­ qom and by tow to aidiject to day, Jan. 6, from 8 JO Am. to ____ 32 in MOO). Been Named ot lice that he had obsnrred Mna equbmt (I and off ■4 breaklr,g and ent«rtn(f with John W. Broanc ooOoctor of intemsC If inlerm waa paid on 4 JO pjn. ^ p^rmacs kem i ago thooKfat tha McCague — The second rebel­ McMahon’a oar wreavfng bM k rewenne. baa notified taxpajm tte ftrat biataBmeat, Own to- Vhsti maktag paymsBte, lax Cbrtstle-By the prtddng of my lion crlndnal Intent and larceny yea- and forth on the road, and that, thumbs of Sooth Wlndoor that the sec- termt on ttia ascosM payment payan Should being J jj Margollus — The new adult I' m om lnf. on a court-taau- after catching up wMh her car, Dkskew-fnie hmSord’a daugh- QUIK CASH end pajrmsBt of thetr taxei flwwMra, Keaneai JanHO, son o< Robert F. and Nancy guide to independent Hvtng convinced her to pull into th e f'd vc u-rant at police headquart- due Jon. 1. If payment la not one-half par cant per he Sander Oioutka, Wopplng. He was born Deo. 18 at Manches­ Martin — ’Ihe intellectual con­ Oflpatrki—The bem of Glonoan- r n In Southington where he waa parking lot. He aedd that he had ter Memorial Hoepttal. His mateiiud grandfather is 'UUlUszn quest of Peru - ing held tn cturtody. her driidc some coffee, and then J. Sender Sr. Best Hertford. Hie patemel grandperonts aro non Mayo — Mayo the story of my The youth has been sought In he called poUoe. Join the ton-win up to Mir, end Mn. Frank J. Choutka, Blast Hartford. He haa a Non-flettaii family and my career , • '■'.necUon with last week's Thursday, Friday and Saturday Values! brother, Bobby, 3%. Hie Assodoted Praos-mumph Milton — Inflation: everyone’s bTf Ik Into Don's Barber Shop A written warning for failure and tragedy :i tm Center St. where a cash to yield right of wray to a vehicle problem $1,000 in cosh plus Flnkle, Steven Willard, eon of WlUard J. and UUian An- Bahd—The dome and the rook Minei^An introduction to Jap­ r. gU-ter with about 1155 was tak- not obliged to stop waa iaaoed dreoU Flnkle, RookvUlo. He waa born Deo. 19 at Manchoster, Bevlngtosii A book suid a love to Donna Silvia of IM Downey N O P A T Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandmothor la M n. Grace anese court poetry Thousands ot Top i f f 6*8 affair Montgomery—A history of war­ r>uBo< posted a $1,000 bond Dr. yesterday afternoon after AndreoU, Rockville. Hla paternal grandperanU are Mr. and BURMtb-fttory: the yeortiook of for a court appearance ip C3r- police aay she started to make M n. Willard Ftnkle, Wiq>pinf. He hau a brother, Gary 8 and fare O v a l i t y Boneless Beef diaeovery, 1968 Moravia — The Red book and Value Stamps ■ I't Otnirt 12 thl; morning where a left turn from Server SC on­ a sioter. Debby, 8. Callan-^an Paton « • • • * (he Great Wall hi/ CAH^ was continued until to WethereU St. into the path a t Camus—Lyrical and orltiioat ea- a car heading east diiven by Pierce, Shari Marie, daughter of Clifton H. and Irono Murray — The sporting world popular Jan 2 on the some bond. saya of Jim Murray Donald R. Bouahee, M , o f 412 John Stoutner. » , of 3 » Wood- Gervals Pierce, Reed Road, Tolland. She was born Doc. 8 at Chamey—A long Journey The Mystery Writers of Ameri­ HiUb/rd .St. was charged Tues­ bridge SC BoOi cars arere drtr- RockvlUe General Hoepttal. Her maternal grandparents ore CBuuivin—Anim al aocleUes ca — With malice toward all SPEaALS FOR day night with failure to grant able and no injuries iwre i»- Mr. and Mrs. Ligorte Gervals, St. David, Maine. Her paternal Coe—Young man hi Vietnam Nimocks — Decoupoge llv right at way. He will appear ported. grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Hilton Pierce, ToUand. Sho Cooper—Hie invention of (be Jan « in Manchester Clr------has a brother, Jeffrey David. Nln — The novel of the future THURSh FRI. and ital. Hla maternal grundmothor Is Mrs. Rice — My number two wife a private driveway near Adams lot of &. Bcrthdliniia ss' May Hahn of RockvUie. His patoraal grandparents are Mr. 'poams Rosenthal — McLuhan: pro and Rev. Theuner Cited in Bolton Curtis—^Hie marvelous anfmala 8t. and that he hit the right and M n. Louis Satryb of Rockville. He has a brother. Bid- Davies—Hse Beatles o « i Ifle of a car being diiven east the pulpit of SC Paul's Church ward 18, and a sister, Dale, 17. Rosmond — Prize stories from MANGHCSTHt « • * 4< • Dean—Twentieth century hiter- MANCHESTCR sm m i WINDSOR on Center 8t by Russell Arm- in WiUlmazitic. Seventeen W g Aliworf im. K- TkCCDCS* U id tilAlUC JTOU Uld pretations of Julius Caesar Bure O enim 8bo|iplng Oeseer SnUlvan Ave. Skopiiliw.OeBter 7$8 Middle ’Tnnipike Eea$ I-Tong. S7. of 430 Broad St. He was presented with a pew­ WoronecM, John Alan, son of Btet^en C. and I/>rralne Smith — Brief against death Deutoch — The conspiracy ToBaad Tvipike Armstrorjg was given a writ­ to the ioefeod exr fty fc u iu c tt e goodbyes to parUhkm* ter plate and a purse by Arthur BVimham Woroneckl Broad Brook Rood, Melrose. He waa bom Sobel — Panic on Wall Street against Hitler hi (he twlHgtit ten warning for driving after Carlson, vice chairman of the Top Round, Dec. 12 at RockvUie General Hoepltsil. H!s maternal grand­ Steama — Jazz dance iu»s*'*'li^i waeM*to ** friends at a reception war drinking in their honor this week at Bol- executive committee in behalf parents are' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Famham, HozardvUlo. His ’Thomas — Selected poems Both cars were towed awray. paternal grandmother le Mrs. Louise Woroneckl, Broad Brook. EXrmboff—C. Wright M ills and chribig a Pngnuix sat, record ton’s St. George's Episcopal 0>« P«<«b, and a bronie United Press International and .So Injuries were reported. plaque ihanking him for all he He haa five brothers, Roger, Stephen, Donald, Bldward, Ml- the power elRe (Jowles — Assassination: Rob­ Church. Dory and Waldman — Adolph has done for the group by Joan Bottom Round, diael and three sisters, Cindy, Louise cmd Rose. ert F . Kennedy, 1925-1968 QUIK CASH INSTAHT WINNERS Alexander Zuronskl, 46, of 182 • * r o ^ o e The Rev. Mr. Theuner, vicar Hucldns. In behalf of the Toting GotUleb Vallejo—Poemas humanos: hu­ M.iple, at. was diarged Tnea- ctesza. of St. George’s since 1966, left People’s Fellowship. (Herald Haller Jr. Herbert Stanley, son of Herbert 8. and Mary Emanuel and Gross-Dark sym­ Honaman Haller, 8 Regan St., RockvUie. He was bom T3^c. 12 man poems day mornirg with faflure to . earlier this month to assume photo by Toting). phony -Van Nostrand — Blveryman his grant the right of way at an Top Sirloin at RockvUie General Hoepital. His maternal gran(ndtafher Is Fast—Hie Beatles $100 WINNERS! $20 WINNERS own poet ijibenwctlon. He will appear ^ Mr. Richard Honaman, Glen Ridge, New Jersey. His paternal Femald—Sense of dlrectlOT Mrs. Eve Rodziewicz Jan 6 tn Maradwster CtrenR «*« «w nofn~ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Haller, Stafford Flynt and Fales—Hie Heritage Mrs. Homer L. Gowing o f SHBlain Court 12. Christmas Eve Tragedy Springs. Foundation coUecUon of an- 22 Brookside Circle, Wilbrohom, Moss. 100 Adorns Rood, Bloomfield, Conn. GoodeMU. 8» OkoCt BC. acoord- •I • • *1 • RUBBER STAMPS Pdlce report that ZaronskC was or Cross ver while travehrrg east on RimseB Harper, Kim Marie, daughter of Sec P. and Cherlanne Foulols — From (he Wright Bfanobester eiatw e d by heeaktog a pane of Poulin Harper, Birch Road, RockvUie. She was bom Dec. 18, Blaeprint and Si^pty* Ibc. Mr. Joseph Kubik Mrs. W. J. Murphy St., tried to make a left Own rear door. Ransack- 20 Killed, 27 Injured Brothers to the astronauts Into Main SC They report tk sl at RockvUie General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Freln — Celibacy: the neces­ 32 Holmes St., Eost Hartford, Conn. Mark Drive, Coventry, Conn. ideapnad. «"d it has Mn. OUberte Bernier and Mr. WHbrod Poulin, Lewiston, 888 Hartford Bd. he hit the left side of a car deSermtoed what is sary option BlaaoliMter, Ooim. W 88M being driven north on Mato SC As Plane Hits Mountain Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Har­ Harvey — B’rance since the rev­ per, Bismork, North Dakota. She has a brother, Christopher RoekvOle Exchange Bnt. 1488 R. J. Fritze 12 Beech Road, Hozordville, Conn. by Barhaza. D. Rnaselt o f 8T BRADFORD, Pe. (AP) — A the family was going to spend olution Bolton SC Lee, 2H- Angelina Columbi 35 Whiton St., Windsor Locks W— Lewia of West Haven young woman coming home to Christmas with relatives in SHOP Ground Beef $10 WINNERS Both cars were tuwed away. t6 that a number of Tork, Pa. spend the hoUdays with her par­ Britton, Cynthia Ann, daughter of Walter B. and Cyn No Injuzie# were reported. tsisrrgi were taken Another family waa on the ents. A salesman returning ANY tlila Barrett Britton, Vernon Rd.. Bast Hartford. She was - than other "Premium" Turkeys lines FMght No. 736 strtKk a Another victim. Dr. John / p maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plecluk, Meri­ PoUoe report that he dropse 4*y aasl carried away a ootor moisitaln on Christmas Eve. Boyd, 42, chief radkriogist at Pork Chops den. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. W. T. Livingston, Alex­ out of a car deeJer’s lot <* yv eel but left behind a black Twenty-seven others were iiv- Erie Osteopathic Hospital, com- andria, Virginia. Sho has a brother, Christopher 7. and two oven ready 17 to 20 lb. Oakland BC a«l hit the right wWte 'TV set. after pemov- jured, muted to Lancaster, Pa., every sisters, T tacy 8, Nancy 5. front side of a car being drW . ^ j, f^ n its place and carry- Christine Fallow, 20, an oMy weekend where Ms wife, Hattie, QUARIfR lOIN SUCED * * * '» • Bouth by Daniel P. ISckey. 26», ^ ,j ahnost out of the house. parent's house in Is a pathologist at Lancaster Os- The store that HIrsch, Lawrence Samuel, son of Wemer and Barbara 20 pounds Turkeys 391 .of East Hartford. X o injtales occurred while the ctopejand Pa. nearly a year teopothto. Friends said Mie w m Herman Hlisch, Long Hill Terraco, New Haven. He was bom and up were reported. o a r w n were away, and was b- spend Christmas in Tork. for a Jan. 6'appearance in Man- ^ Jewelry box. proadilng Bradford Regional Mra. Wallace Fairweather. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chester CSrcuH Court 12. PoUoe state that an estlmato giggp asvay from the An investigating team of 36 9i^ A A ^ A men started its probe of the Bhe reported a irwoHen r »tc , of what waa taken nun* await slammed into an icy Snrette, Scott Bklward, son of Edward J. and Doris La- As we approach the threshold of Semi Boneless'Whole or half an Inventory by the owners. n,arah midway up the mouitodn crato of the Convair 880. The OKED HAMS a ^Ut Up and a knee lacera­ flight originated in Detroit and Plante Suretto, Union Street, Manchester. She was bom Dec. a New Year, we take this oppor­ tion. She refused medical treat­ aixl overturned. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. IBs maternal grandpar­ Skinless 'Shonkless* Sugar cured was scheduled to end In Wasb- West Virginia Homs ment. Broken windows and window VMunteers in ambidanoes, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Armand LaPlante, Lew, Maine. His tunity to say "Thank You” for frames in two houses under con­ trucks, Jeeps and snowmobiles ington. “ At this point in the investiga- CAP’N JOIH’S paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burette, Au­ A(X,TOENT8 struction were iHsoovered by a rushed to the downed craft. One burn, Maine. He has three brothers, Daniel 6, Ricky 4, and your good w ill and friendly „ rfHv. Manchester pMlcenuui Monday Qiiek Frtai Police report that w car driv- ^ of the survlvora, Ron Van Pelt, Mike 2. patronage throughout the year. Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon oa rvimr. Hill Pa_.P» Startedstarted a facts,tacts, ■ saidsaw RusseUruisseu J.j . A/ vouuu h b ^., , • • • • • im by Nicola D. Dodlla, 23, of The empty dweUlngs are In -r -<«y tor 0» Si. Shrimp Cocktail C Bygiel, Maureen, daughter of Robert H. and Kathleen 25S Highland St. stopped f o r c the Redwood HUl Homes de­ tional Transportation Safety a light at Main 8t. and Hart­ others warm in the 10 degrae Kissane Ry^el, Baxter Sf., ’Tolland. She wos bom Dec. 12 at velopment on HlHstown Rd. In temperature and its light belied Board. ‘S IK I-II8IT’ QIAUn ford Rd. yesterday and w as The lucky 27 who survived the FRONT Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Pastromi w.« 89*,b *«“«* one of the houses the damage guide the rescuers. BOIELESS lEEF Mr and Mrs. John Kissane, ’Thompsonvlllo. Her paternal struck from behind by a car was caused by bricks and in crash have started checkliig out C8TS driven by Richard V. Pagani, Waiting in Camp HIU, Pa., for grandmother is Mrs. William Ellison, ClUcopce Falls, Massa­ the other by wooden planks, po- of hospitals. Fresh Brisket Party P ack $V Breasts $ Legs and Thighs | Joseph King, were his wife and chusetts. She has one brother, Robert and two slstorc, Mary 34, oi 123 EMrldg^ at. Both cars report. No estimate has “Ttila was the biggest Christ­ four of Ms five cWldrea The 11b. 12 01. I e v 7 1 lb. 6 oz. 1 lb. 12 oz. were driven away and no po been made of the damage. mas present I ever had,’-’ said Holiday Produce buys— Fresh, Luscious,Thrifty' and Nancy. Chicken Hcc action was taken. f l ^ , 17-year-old ChrlMlne King, was ’ ridingri/W Into thet ^ plane D ^ vnxn ^ Terrie Gross, 20. Ignoring a„d her Myers, Melissa Ann, daughter of Marshall H. tjid Mary A thief stMe $20. a driver’s Acci/rdlng to police, him, ^ J, Anne DelConte Myers, Park West Dr., Rockville. She was license and some credit cards The three older King chUdren, bruised forehead. “I'm driven' by William J. Elngland. bom Dec. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal from the purse of a woman at­ a relative said, arrived eariler 4hy*- , 3», of Bast Hartford was trav­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert DelConte, Rockville TEL 643-9016 Because of the tending Midnight Maas frx>m Michigan and Detroit for a Another survivor, Stewardess DOUBLE TOP VALUE eling west on Oak Grove St. Rita Boylan, 23, said, “I’m only Her paternal grandparents are Mra. Phyliss Myers, Rockville TALCOTTVILLE, ROUTE 88 Christmas. Christmas gathering. Florida Oranges and Mr. Ralph Myers, Miami Beach, BTa. She has a sister, at 11:17 p.m. Christmas Eve, thankfid that I’m here. I really The purse belongs to Mrs. King, a 82-year-old sales man- and failed to negotiate a turn am, I really am . ..” Jodi Shawn, 21 months. ,.c. n* iTna-i^A Mary Ann Czarnecld o f 563 Ce»v ager for a carpet company was south R. ler^-, and was taken from her l^ed in the crato. Hi. daughter White, Carol Noel, daughter o t Robert E. and Marlene T!r„.r' STAMPS TUESDAT car While she and her husb^ was I n ^ tod token to Brad- abutment and knocked over a F e m o ii SWIIT Regetts White, Baxter Rd., South Willington. She was bom were attending services at the ford Hospital. fence, police say, Doc 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Church of the Assumption. Lewis C. Angti J r., 44, and his A N D JU IC Y graiidparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Regetts, Manchester. Save 35< on Hunts Edward K. England, 9, and The purse was found later in gon, Lewts C. Angel HI, ^fj^ere Flu Shots Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard White, LcNrge John A. Hedlund, 29, both pas­ the church parking lot by an Jn the same room Wednesd^ at South Willington. She has a sister. Sherry 6, and a brother, sengers, were taken to Manches­ unidentified person. It had been Bradford Hospital. The b^ es Available Good and Thrifty Grocery Selection! Robin, 8. 2 6 o z . ter M< mortal Hospital where emptied of most of its contents, of Angel’s wife and daujpxer *• *1 * ■•I • Hedlund was Ir/rated and dls- Police report that r» forced were resting In the same tuner- Mayor John Grant and the Zagoro, Lynn Marie, daughter of Larniy B. and Carolyn GinstmasSale Toihoto Catsup Bottle^ fharged. Ttie youngster Is In entry Into the car was ixrted. al home 80 miles away In Kane town’s acting health offkser, Dr. YUKON CLUB— Casa of 12— 1.99 Reese Zagora, South 8t., Rockville. She 'vas bom Dec. 20 at satisfactory ce Pa. Joseph Kristan, announced to­ 28 oz. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her motcmal grandparents oUier i/HSwnger. William T. was not sure whether t M had The younger Angel, a And AsMitei Flavors No Dep. are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reese, (Charleston, W. Va. Her pater­ Save ion England Jr . H, wan uninjured. locked the car doors. / at Gannon College In Erie, said day (hat an emergency clinic Save 2K on Popular Fancy Hawaiian would be set up today to ad­ Mix M i Match lo ts. nal grandparonte aro Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Zagora, Rockville A written warning was Issued to 1.00 She has a brother, David Scott, 22 months. the driver for driving after minister Hong Kong flu shots. Ginger Ale trees ^ x i trimmings 4 6 o z . drinking. The co r had to be The clinic will be held start­ JANE PARKER— Mod* W ith Butttrmilk cons towed from the scene. ing at 2 p.m. today at the ad­ Heat Posing Threat ministrative offices at Franklin PinMpple Juice Q c ! 11b. Joseph B. Cavanaugh, 66, of Park and will l)e avaUable for 564 W Middle Tpke. was ar­ anyone over 66 years of age or Itaf rested and charged with (allure To Life in Rivers anyone who has a chrondc res­ Enfiched Bfcnd i to drive a reasonable dUtauce piratory condition. Save 60^ on Popular Fancy Calitornia ■■ apart yesterday after an ac- (Continued from Page One) The shots will be administered < 10'/t oz. cldenl on W. Middle Tpke. agency licenses Its construction. Kristan. If the number of CORO mcrcial use. people requiring the Immuniza­ BINGO' Just such a measure was In­ According to police, a car Meanwhile, power demand Cflntpbull's wooipii Soup troduced last summer by Ben. tion warrants, the clinic will driven by William Czellect, 19, doubles every 10 years or fast­ Edmund 8. Muskle, D-Malne. also be conducted tomorrow EVERY MONDAY—S P.M. of New Britain, and a car driv­ er. the plants get bigger, and Tom atoes u about the same time. 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE en by (narence KInzy 80, of Interior would have had the say ' > the trend Is toward the heat-pro- There will be a nominal A N N B A O B East Hartford were stoj/ped at /llgate atomics. on the adequacy of facilities. It p. A. C. BALLROOM charge of $1 for those who can » light at Tower Rd. facing There are ways to cope with passed the Senate but was cut v-f . iiBt when (.Vivanaugh allegedly waste heat. Careful site selec­ out by the House. afford to pay it. MAINE U.S. No. I ciunc up from behind and tion helps; regulated mixing But atomic power would have Rainbow Meeting'. ilruck the Czcllecz car pushing reduce the heat shock oti a been the only major heat-dump­ The Order of Rainbow for ing Industry affected, as the Girls will meet tonight at 7:80 11 'Into the KInzy car. No In­ stream; cooling ponds and big, ATTENTION juries were reported. Cava- expensive cooling towers can only one licensed by a federal at the Masonic Temple on Or­ iiaijgti was also ^ven a written pass the heat from the water to agency—the Atomic Energy chard St. FroRM N r Horr IS V itZ . HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS warning (or driving after drink­ the air. Oommkwlon. Girls are reminded to wear Froparti Neat’a Sorvo eaai The Inidiislry itself, half recon- PREPARE FOR POTATOES 20 ing. (k>urt date is Jan. 6 Tlu- (irohlem is how to make street length white dresses. A cUed to cooling towers, offered Christmas party will be held af. Spaghetti COLLEGE BOARD TEST—S.A.T. (Verbal) :ure Industry uses tlu>se meth- little objection, taut ABC chair- o,* buslneas meeting. INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS CAUFORNIA SEEDLESS I’ollee say a car driven by ods la a rti Next Course Begins JANUARY 6.1969 Peter (’. Flynn, 20, of 71 Ridge Under the Water Quality Act man Glenn T, Beaborg o p p o s e d ______Meeting twice weekly for six weeks (Late afternoon or GREEN PEPPERS the bUl, arguing that in falling GRAPEFRUIT SI. was traveling west on Cen- of 1965, each state has proposed iar early evening) prior to March S.A.T. test. Big lifelike and fire-safe Scotch pine Christmas tree NAVEL ORANGES ter 8t In the right lane and quality standards for Us Inter- to reach fOssll-fueled' plants it Jet Tour Offered Hellmann's Mayonnaise Alwt indluded In this course: ★ SPBEID READING LARGE SIZE with free attached 6' extension cord. Natural-looking altempted to make a left turn siiete waters, subject to Interior would fail to prevent thermal SKILLS ★ TEST-TAKING TECHNIQUES and waa struck tn Uie left side Dei/artnient approval, and teni- pollution and would oniy single MELBOURNE—Australian in­ •‘2‘ OFF" i VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT * CRITICAL, IN- vinyl needles are fire-safe and shock-safe. Arrange by a car In the left lane driven |x-ratun! limits are being writ- out atomic plants for specUtl re­ dustrial development and Invest­ FERENTTAL READING ★ PERCEPTION it CON- branches to suit—full round or half round. Comes In by OeValrt' S. boi-lle, ’>2, of ten Into them. strictions. ment opportunltiee have attract- 1‘ lb. pkg. cm ^TTO N ★ SMALL GROUPS ONLY two parts In easy-to-store box. Bloomfield.' Danuigc was minor, But the law pernilla eorrec- In Biegm an's view, that’s no sd businessmen from other na- Bine Bonnet Margarine 10 i 5 9 ° reason to let the atomic piants ttons, principally the United 6i49 no Injurioe were reported, and tlve legal action only after a ACADEMIC READING CENTER, Inc. AQWAY HOME A GARDEN CENTER no police action was taken. violation occurs atvd these dump thetr heat when ths gov- Btates. A charter sOrvloe In Mel- FRED L, KAJPROVE, DIreotor standards don't touch waters ermnent ooMd be stopping bourne offers an 8,000-mUe tour Save Plata Stamps now ... 88 B, OENTBR S’ntEBT, MANCHES’TBR UlO TOUAND TNKE-ROUTE 15 A'Bolton woman motorist was flowing entirely within a single th*m. on the continents development N«xt To Cknwya ReatMiniit—Ample Farklnt In Reiu: MANCHESTER-M3-5I23 aJTtwted and charged wltii In- state. “I would echo Beaborg,” he mining areas. For seven OaWn«xz Stt-SNT so ifefonnnttoa and Registmtion Mnterinl toxlcutlon Tuesday afternoon, ' A sweeping solution might be added, “that It ought to apply to days customers ride a 10-pas- for fine gifts throughout the Neut;Yi OPEN DAILY 8-5 SAT. 8-12 afUT a Maiichi*fcter ])liy8iclan, to require adequate pollution- ail sources of heat. I hope even- senger Jet with food and hostess i,hfffflnYriffi5tr.H>,mi!aag>iTxtfrii wito had followed her in his car controi In the plans for each tually the government will have service atxiard as they inspect and laid cotn'lnced her to park new plant before any federal power in this field." frontier areas. Prlc88 afftetivi thru Sot., Dtc. 28th lit this Community and Vicinity.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANunisSTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN t*AGE ERBrnOEN MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANUMjaaTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 vlesr Dr., Bolton; Mrs. Brenda Vernon The Penn Central la seeking Vernon 3l>ie^37Hurt YorMbwn In the mW-Paclflo. Uon of when or where it win be. Penn>Central Appeal C. Shaw and son, Mansneld. to delay the required takeover RANGE D r. Hennifi’an, Scott l/rete DiapHAROEa) TESTfeRDAT: ApoHonauts Give Space Tour "This was the biggest Christ- bog>e to get our men haok. Hearing Tomorrow until dtaputet wlUi New Haven \letnam Medal Weber Oordon, KeUy Rd., Ver­ A s B n s'Flips Current mM prepint. I MV6r Itod. rift o n l y way we’tt get word ia ■trmm u xvn M cinmt fAPi— bondhoUera over the price to a live."—Terrie OrcMi, a survi­ non; Mrs. Nancy M. Mess, Web­ Dr. Plante Scores Busing Foos over a radio brotolcato."-*n» BewteTarauH Court of»>«P«l«*M'*»*' Town AHiUate with CREC Awarded to G1 ster Lane, Hetnon; James F. In Pennsylvania vor re of the Bradford, R adford. Ps.,Pa., ploiraplane ------Hw 8«ooa «rourt win- - FUEL OIL i f 8 Back td Work Again . craa? IgikSHTtlw frortbttte^ U.8. ooimnand In Vietnam, aft- New York to expect- ” ^***;^ tUuught be given to CREC sf- Mortarty Sr., 22 Fairfield St.; mented he waa glad to see that school dlstricte to assist In the Quotes t o f M w o li Don- BEAVER FALLS, Fa- (AP) Dr. Alocander Plante of the feet «it legs 40*1 badly brutoed er negotiotlona with the NorOi ed to Friday on appeal Oommesitlng Tuesday foid^ niiation, Bagtey aaid. "No Mrs. Janet L. Mason and aon, corraetton of racial ImbolanM." . Posthumouslvm — A charter bus en route from the Jordans admitted they had By T H ll A8800IATKD PBKH8 vietnsmieae for releane of thrae by t ^ Penn Oentzal RoUraad or eon sold, "N o final reeoluUan GASOLINE dM J. H m tcan AmIUbm* board or community has an y Bast Hartford; Mrs. Oorrlne P. Connecticut Board o f Bklucatlon After Memorahle Holiday ■o|Mrintcndeat Ronald Soott, ki The Vietnamese Military Chicago to a church convention not presented the authentic Wll. Dr. Plants said that tbs cost or ^ "COpt. (Uoyd M.) Buohartold Amertoon prtoonera at a firs* an order that U»e glaftt railroad of the case can to achieved for ooncepfon of the coat of apecial Livingston and daughter, Weth­ has replied to charga* made by figursa which tits Jordana aak- M erit Medal and C io * of Gal­ In Washington veered off the Dr. Plante aaid that there is „By THB ASBOCttATIBD PRBMNS after the CMchozlavak invasion. recovery we’ve Jmd ua he wished It had been him meeting ended teconclualvely. take over the New Haven Roll- ~ ^ Jionday ntglit’o recom- education dictated by legWatton ersfield. Pennsylvania Turnpike, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Jordan sd him to publish wars Ustsd In B A N TLY OIL '‘iliM M Qwt the Board o f Edu- now on the books. Indlvldnal lantry wllh Palm have been involving Projeol Concern. a great deal of aubatontlve dif­ ’Hto Ohrtotian w oild went n ton Diego, Calif., the crew thTmoot dif- that had been kUled. ■nubt ohowa "Th ey situdy ahead a little bit road by Wednesday. ^ ^ asrarded poaOuimoualy to dropped down an embankment the two-ysfcr. study report mads '■‘back to work today after a of the captured intelligence ship oommunicatlona wlmt kind of man Bucher la." and practice their instruments, u.B. Orculf Judge Robert P. Haven to survive. eation afICHiaiie «tO t ttw 0|iMal oommuntties are not able to and fUpped over today, kUHng Mr. and Mrs. Jordan are lead­ ference in the two bills and he Marine Pfc. Steven O. Slack expressed the hope that at least out by Dr. Thomas MUian, ChiflftiMB bolMsy made me- Pueblo attended Chrlatmaa control) ataad- Jeaae D. Hodges, father of the hut mosOly they watch televl- Anderson earlier thU week oi^ The Judge aaid he expect* the ■land the coM.” three persona. ers of a newly formed group former director for Projbct Con­ Ration Education Council Dr. Hennlgen reported that who waa killed in Vietnam last one o f the two bills which they ^,'moreWe Jjy the successes of the aetylcea and had dkmer with In excellent Pueblo crewman who waa fatal- alon."Mra. Jock W. Sullivan, ijefed Penn Central to take over fight over the takeover of the W eddin g Thirty-seven otiier persona on cern. He added that Hartford (CRSC), and board meinber CRBC ceanented to permit Man- February. called "Concerned Cltisens of put In the Rockville Public L i­ three UA, aotromuta aboard tlwlr famIHea before togtnnlng 2 " ' '' said ly wounded by North Koreana saying iftoslng of Yowigatcwn, bankrupt New Haven In ord- New Haven to to canrled even- the bus were injtned, but meet has paid $800,000 this year Into R ofcr B ^ lo y aald aertoOB con- cheater to send repreaentatlves Pfc. Slack was the son of Mrs. Vernon” that opposes the bus­ brary for the benefit of the the moon-ctreUng Apollo 8 a naval kiquiry about their' 11 itaelf."—John C. Vvhen thej captured the ship. Ohio, adMoh for lack o f money y, Insure continued operation tually to the U.S. Supreme atdentian ahould be gieen to Alice Slack Campbell of Proe- Provencal - Eddy were orty Jarred. Project Concern. :i^*paoeeraft montiis of capiUvlty In North Ko- ^ the Apollo 8 "Everyone Iwpea for another haa left her boys underfoot and ^ Haven. Court. to council meetlnga through ing of city children into the sub­ townspeople was the one which IfvOIlORlIBri ClUR* WO wm rtjrviaw ^ r _ i.nwiSmn membertotp Tbetr oomanenta pect St. and the late Raymond The marriage of Miss Marilyn The bus ynm part of a two-bus state board ia presenting to Dr. Plante fiuther explained .1; With mudi . of the world rsa. ’ ...... - ‘ *• ■* June 80, 1 9 » without paying the urban schools. recovery team aboard tha U88 meeting but we have no Indlca- fighting horedoan. foikMred Dr. Heimigan’a report Slack. The decorationa, aavard- Louise Ekldy of Thompson and charter wh3ch left Chicago the education committee of the that the bill le very clear on •"wotolihig on MsvWon, the oo- ____ present asaearment of 10 centa Thomas Provencal of Manches­ WeAieaday night and was botmd on a recent CRBC meeting be ed oy the Republic o f South The controversy between the state legislature. the point that thera U no com­ ,-tronants conduotad a 10-mimite per pupil per year. In 1980-70, ter took place Saturday, Oct. for a Chuitdi of God convention attended. Vietnam and signed by Prea- local group and Dr. Plante cen- parison across district lines, "tour of their bommraid-boiMl ^ when CRBC assumes the func­ 28, at the Church of the Assump­ in Wariiington. The second bus, The bills in question Included Large Florida Scott aaid that when Metro­ tion of METRO and employs tta ident Nguyen Van Ttfeu, cited te n on a claim by the Jordana one titled, "An Act Concerning that It provides for the evalua­ u jnoonsMp Wednesday that In- ^ politan Oaort Toerard Regional Slack for Ms meritorious actions tion. unaware of the accident, contin­ that a legislative proposal spon­ r'cludsd a dsmonotratlon of how own staff, Ihfe aaaeaament will The bride la a daughter of Mr. the Elimination of Racial Im ­ tion of racial balance in regard Save with mini-prtAnii^t Opportunity (M am tO ) waa ea- last Feb. 14, in the vicinity of ued down the highway. sored by ttie State board and u they ate. Topping the menu was increase to 20 centa. and Mrs. John Eddy Sr. of balance In the Public Schools to individual school dlstricte tabbahed. the sttuation waa that Quang TVi Province, that took Passengers on the bue aaid it having to do with racial imbal­ ..turkey. On Ohrtstmaa Eve they Aesumlng Mancheater la a Thompeon. The bridegroom is a seemed to bump off the road. of the State.” This was given only. He also pointed out that For Your Party Platters wMhin three yeara It would hia life ance In the schools la a step on out to persons attending the .nhad broadcast prayers and Bl- member by then. iU total aa- son of Mrs. Virgil Provencal of "Most of the people were through voluntary programs You’ll find a great variety of famous quality brands have to be abaotbed by another aeewnent would be approximate­ Slack enliated in the Marine the way to complete state con­ meeting on Dec. 13. It was ,„b ls readings back Ito the Earth. TANGELOS 17 Carol Dr. and the late Virgil asleep," a woman said, "and Hartford has achieved a mlid- body. TMb la the third year, he Oorpe in J ify 1988 and had been trol of education. drawn up by the Commission on tlw vrortd also went bock to to make your cold cut platter Tangelos ere at the peak of their ly 82,400. In 1970-71 the per pu­ Provencal. awoke when it went o ff the mum nonAvhlte enrollment in guests. They’re all here in one convenient section pointed out, and CRBC ia now in Vietnam about four montha. The arguments against the Human Rights and Opportunities „.,lts wars OS oUtad troops in V1«t- Morton season. Take advantage of this ter­ pil asseaament will increase to The Rev. Salvatora Altavesta bach school of 10 per cent. in tta fonnatlve atage. road.” nom resumed oftenotve opera- ... all mlni-pricad. _____ 81 centa. The oHation commended of Cheshire performed the cere­ proposed bill, presented by the staff and according to Jordan Stating that he did riot care rific mini-price. CRBC, like METRO, would The bus dropped down a 20- was claimed by the state board ‘j;tfons after a 24-bour oeosoflte. The board accepted the resig­ Slack "fo r Ms courage and rare mony and was celebrant at the foot embankment, continued for Jordans at a meeting held two to carry on a controveroy In banfsli Cooked Haw **^8«paekaea Mtinie apecial educational proj- as Us own bill. ' The U.S. Command said two Pot nation of Mrs. Karen Kareliua, aeU aacrifSce displayed while weeks ago, were refuted by Dr. nuptial Maas. a shoit dMance in an open the press, Dr. Plante said he ■"Ameticaiu and 84 of the enemy ecta and programa not economi­ a third grade teacher at Robert­ aiding tho armed forces of the Mias Maureen EkWy o f South Plante last week wh°n he called Dr Plante said that this was field, then hit a small mound of win be glad to meet with the <--ifera klUed to the small-scale Danish Cooked Ham cally or otherwlae feaalble for son School, effective Jan. 3. It Republic of Vietnam to repel Windsor, sister of the bride, was the bill which the Jordan's quot­ not the true bill, that the real atrt and overturned. One wom­ Concerned dtizena group at any "'aktrinMiea and ahdllng attacks individual achool ayatema. appointed Mrs. Kathryn B. Wil- the Red wave undermining maid of honor. Donald Pro­ ed a "phony blU.” He referred •-."1, sidMtamtlally from Pies Nepco Sliced Pasthml • • • an was trapped tor over an hour time they wish to get at the "Mancheater ia not Involved this one. In answer to the claim that are common during the hoi- lera a helping teacher in fourth South Vietnam and Southeast vencal of Manchester, brother in the rear of the vehicle. to their actions In quoting the Chicken, Turkey or Bast. in METRO aa mudi aa we oy the Jordans that a truth of the matter. _h to y respltra. Mepco Saliinl or Bologna TV'ib grade at Keeney School, effec­ Asia. With a ready zeal and of the bridegroom, served as hfi Killed hi the crash were bill as "Uis most blatant dis­ Chunki of tender meat ahould be." Scott said, adding portion o f the authentic bill pro­ A battlefield meeting between aardan-frath p ast, and UnM SMl. 3 o z I tive Jan. 2, and George F. Wllk commendable response he brother's best man. Bruce Blackman, 14, o f CMca- honesty I’ve ever encountered." that, “ we have been moat fully a guilance couneelor at Bennet A fter a reception at the Stone vides for the busing o f students U.8. and V M Cong represmba- carrots, rich-flavorad pkgs fought on to the end In every go; Mary Owen, 68, o f Shmns- H ie Jordans, and William gravy all nettled under BuMlg Sliced Heats 3 Involved bi the Family Life Ed­ Junior High School, effective Haven in New Britain, the cou­ across district lines, Dr. Plante tives to diaousB tile release of mtsrion and set a briUlanf tan, m .; and Vergie Evans, 78, Wltherell, executive committee ttaree American prisonets ended tha flakiest top cnizt ucation program.” He aaid the ple left tor a motor trip to Ver­ stated that "obviously in this Adverttsement- Sliced Cold Cuh 3 W Dec. 4. example for his fellow cem- of Chicago. member of the local group, teeubera who have been draw- Mrs. WHters received an AB mont. The couple are living In bill we make it possible for vol­ Inconclusively. Hard Salami or Pappsroni rades-tavarma." The driver, El!mer Gukert, 40, denied that the bill they pre­ ■< “ Everyone- hopes for another up this curriculum for local degree from Doughus Oolloge Manafleld. unteer effort. The tragedy Is Genoa Salami 4 oz p K ka fs Slack's mother previously ac­ of Pittsburgh, suffered rib inju­ sented differed to any great ex­ ,„meetiqg but we have no todica- $1 adiools could not have accom- in 1968. WlBi received a BA from Mrs. Provencal la a graduate that groups like the Concerned Wanted: Newsboys o r newa- tncbS. C*?MS. 4 « cepted tor her son the Purple ries and was aAnitted to Roch­ tent from the bill Dr. Plante tion of when or where ft will pUabed what they have done St. Francis College, Wisconsin, of Tourtellotte iCemorial High Citizens of Vernon are trying to glrls in the RockvUle Vernon Honey Suckle Turkey Heart, Vietnamese Service ester General Hospital in fair referred to as the one being n .to," a U.S. spokesman said. jcrisp Carrots ^ 2 ••29’ without METRO'S aasMance. and an MA from St. Bonaven- School, Thompeon. She is a sen­ make it look like reverse bus­ area. Particularly Bast Bt, Medal, Vietnamese Campaign condition. He had taken over as sponsored by the state board. “ W e hope to get our men hack. 7 oz )ar This year Manchester ia send­ ior at St Francis Hospital ing.” Bast Main St., Grove St., High Colonial Ham Salad ture Univeralty. Medal and the Nationat Defense a rrilef driver about one hour The Jordans and Wltherell de­ ,;'Th* only way weH get word is ing one pre-acbool deaf child to Daniel Savino waa appointed School of Nursing, Hartford. Mr. Dr. Plante explained that the Bt., Hammond St. Routes avail­ Service Medal. before the accident. manded that Dr. Plante over a radio broodoast" 7 oz |ar |GreenPeppers's2 S49’ the Gengraa Center, and next a custodian effective Dec. 80. Provencal is a graduate of Man­ blU Is clear an this matter. The Colonial Turkey Salad The wreck occurred about 11 apologize to them or prove his able Immediately. Call Herald Ua the Middle East, there was year there la a poaalbllRy of Approval was given to theee chester »g h School and ia at­ sentence in question reads, miles east otf here on the Penn­ statements. Dr. Plante, in his Circulation Dept. Mr. Cotdera a two4xxir Christmas Day mor- another. If Manchetrter doea not dates for regular' board meet­ tending the University of Hart­ “ The plan may Include provi­ sylvania- Ohio border. reply the other day, did not of­ or Mr. Wilson, 876-8188. te r .exchange between Jordan become part of CRBC, Scott ings in 1969: Jan. 18 and 27: Hospital Notes ford. He la employed at Fidler sion for cooperation with other Brush, East Hartford. No pickup RC1018AES Dec. 28 fer any apology but Instead com­ and Israol 20 miles east of Beth­ warned, when apecial programa Feb. 3 and 17; March 10 and Visitors are belag UmHed to lehem. But In the city of 24: April 14 and 28; May 12 are tnaugurated, H may And it- Immediate members of the fam­ Chiist’a Mftb aimed troops and and 28; Jtsie 9 and 28; July 14 aetf hi the position o f being toM ily who ate free of fin or tln- polioe left the rooftops and nar­ and 28; Aug. 11 and 25; Sept. ita pupUa will be taken "if there Uke symptoms. No children are row streets after Arab oominaa- is room.” 8 and 22; Oct. 13 and 20; Nov. dos failed to carry otit implied 10 and 24; Dec. 8 and 22. being allowed to vlalt potleats In auggeotSig that serious or to wait In the lobby wkOe threats ot violence to the thou­ parents vWU sands of Chrietion pdigrima. IM a was the second Ohrist- Patients Today: ISt mas to Bethlehem under Israril Crew Restricted 10 Days occupatkm, bUt for the ftato ADMITT ED TUBBDAT: Reg­ / time sevenU thousand Arab inald E. Allen, Warehouee Ohristlaas and Moalems crossed Point; Mrs. Jane R. Anderson, the AUenby Bridge from Jordan 38 Florence St,, Rockville; to vWt rriotives or attend the Navy Postpones Wayne I. Badger, N. River Rd., d, Rockville General Boa- Pomfret; Dawn M. Mazur, 8 I ■ CUcImi LIvert 59; you cook It. lb sold she’s satisfied the skipper, -T 5 ‘ (he word brotherhood had no meaning "unleoa the brofher- Yeesg Heot-10 ta 14 Ibt 49» ' CBM 1 FULL CUT FLAVORFUL tiood, starting with individuals, PRI8H CROUNO BIIP can reconcile rival communl- CommlMriflti on Accredltstion of xnna Satzker, Ea«t Hartford; Rmo-EMb SMOKED HAMS tiies, conOlcttog rriigions, dWer- "Ifc was atanfflng on deck, ^ (miy accredited George R. Scaglla Jr., 878 Mat- 1 Y4> O a logvlor Orowri 8#of Ofownd Oiuck« Or«wn4 hoond, ItO raoee and the divided and D r i n k OneeSn!)) 4 •E. MM ^ ■ SHANK HALF BUH HALF lo rn A Toitjr Bovorivl Ktrn Uon 11 bending over, d e s t r o y secret Glastonbury; prejudiced nations of the Semi-Boneless papers when w m U t by ene- ^ for Michael J. Sim­ ai«e-in* . . . Oeoma — Boneless world." 3>A-lb pkg 79*1lb my fire ," aaid M is. Jesse D. Thto accreqJtaOon to lor uni us -r«i Tnmntn Jnicn 4 « 89c There was solemnity to Turkey Roast Hodges of Creawell, Ore. three-year periods stoM thU U ^ ^ertrel^ This ^26 EW AI! VBrlBttcf "CiHpt. Bucher told us he the maximum allowable under Jertrey a Tate IM El^ 5 9 1 6 9 lb 5 9 1 7 5 1 9 5 1 Prague and gaiety In Lenin­ Hi-C Drinks Armour'^RoBSt (2-*VSi pkgi^^te meat *3.69 wltiied It had been Wm.” the rule# wWch govern the ” grad. In the Czechoslovak capital’s s^_a nnmmfMiMt Boriucy Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Mar- awe-tSs lAnnmUsiBI AriH O U r'^R O BSt (2-lb^0X*p^)^dk*whlta *2.99 OMclala tried to stay In the Williams, High St.. Coven- C bP firBBi main square, persona paused In Orange, Grape, Florida Punch, Ofange- Fully Cooked Ham background Wednesday, provld- An Inspection survey d the ^ 46ozl Honeysuckle — Boneless GRAPEFRUIT ^ I t It-th. a Ugtrt rain to honor those who Pineapple or Cherry. Hi-C goes with 2V&-lb pkg »2.99 ing what they called "a good facUUy took place Nov. 6. It ChBck everything, and the who e family goes | caat Turkey Roast BIRTH TUESDAY: A daugh­ i O N D O N fM duritp; the Soviet invarion old-fasUoned Christmas'' for waa conducted by Dr. Earl F. juia Aug. 21 and those who fought for Hi-C. Enriched with Vitamin C. Honeysuckle ‘with gravy) Colonial Brand the crew and famlltes. Wter of Wisconsin who in a ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turkey Roast sliced — 28 oz pkg •1.49 Bettez, 14 Sunset Lane, BUton. PH8b of fk# PBrm but Burvlved. Small groupe The crew's full 11-month pay jrfiyalclan-repreaentaUve of the placed flowers, wreaths, can­ Dell Style Many happy meals from this one out­ BIRTH YESTERDAY: A Tom ato Cntsop ’tri9c Nepco Fancy Brisket 7T, was made avalUbie, and the commission. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis S6tdl8$t dles and signa on the statue of Regular. Drip or standing buyl Ready to eat cold as is. Rbow, RofvlBr bt Thio Iho^tHo ILS. Grade A Bailors withdrew an average of The renewal was the result Barber, RFD 2, Coventry. 8t. Wenceslas to commemorate Dsctric Park lb Or -glaze it up prettily to serve as a hot S p o g h o t t i Stop & Shop Coffee Rock Cornish Hens 27 oz 45* $448 cash each. The post ex- of this inspecUoti and It means DISCHARGED______TUESDAY;______1 0 ^ 5 9 * the dead. dinner, Then plenty left over for lunch- WHS CnnSMl m k Syrv(i OfMn Olon* FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT change was open and the crew that the hospital Is adequately prancols E. Cusson, Hebron Rd., One sign depicting an Ameri­ h box sandwiches, salads and casse­ Sw n I PotatOM 3 89c Sunkift can arid Caechoelovak flag said cans Weaver's Sliced Chicken Roll J 69° bought preaents—cameras, fulfilling the high standard of Bolwn; Mrs. Veronica S. Beau- Stop & Shop Grapefruit Juice roles. Really an outstanding buyl lib watches, toys, dolls, and a bow medical, nursing and general g wellwood Circle, Vernon; Ittoe-IIM WSIM Polalo»/lMti m In English; "Prom 2 U.S. stu­ M. Y. Turkey Salami 79ib and arrow set, hospital ?are as required by the Monroe, East Hart- Cot Oroon Boons 8 tl NAVEL ORANGES 1 0 ^ 4 9 ' dents. We are with you, We Quart Bottle ! : Most crew members and thetr J®*** Commlaslon, according to ,<,rd: Mrs. Olga I. Johnson, 187 think about you." Another In ReaLemon Lemon Juke U.S. #1 French from Luxembourg Mu- 1 2 0 1 famiUe» attended either a Pro- *'"• Mlrablto, admlnlstra- e . Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Jeanette WntyToyMtorat CAMNIU'S ;. Family 1 M testant communion service or a ^ ^ local hospital. M. Mallloux, 283 Long Hill Rd., dents said "Honor to the vtoUms Stop & Shop Lemonade Size cans POTATOES GradB "A" SizB Slice after slice of pink meat Roman Catholic Mass, and aft------South Windsor; Mrs. Elvle John­ POkIf/N BEANS 1 0 ^ ^ 4 9 ' of Aug. 21." # 1 quart $B Holidays call for shrimp cocktail t erwards exchanged presents. son, 18 Hlllcreat Rd.; Mrs. Car- C a life rs lo In Leningrad, 27 gifts from Stop A Shop containers I mela Pagan!, 22 Foster St.; Les­ the Sarah. Lawrence College Pure Orange Juke 3 Two crewmen and their famtHes 12th Circuit 1-B i. $ 1 Wilson’s hstival Ham attended a Jewish Hanukkah lie E. Varney, 148 N. School St.; ' 2 eello^bags 2 9 ^ Chorus from BronxvlUe, N.Y., quart Ronald C. Biasko, 69 Harlan Bt.; 8 CBM I SWEET CARROTS went sightseeing Tuesday, had a container 69- Cooked Shrimp This boneless and fully cooked deeply smoked ham service. Then came Christmas Stop & Shop Egg Nog is tenderloin tender, lean and luscious. dinner; roast turkey, prime ribs Court Cases Mark E. Welch, 72 Northvlew snowball fight, gave a concert Here's good news for waist-watch- d h d h a Dr., South Windsor; Peter F. and then threw a party for Rus­ of beef and rainbow trout with Prom the nairfiCaem era. And why go thru tha bather H H H H n full trimmings. Rowe. 19 Brie St.; Scott Ander­ Homlood OellcmteuMen Appetlter Bmo» sian boys they had met. of cleaning and cooking your own ROCKVILLE SESSION son, 170 Warren Ave., Vernon; WkytoyMtrb? TtOfiCANA^ The girls’ 2%-week tour was shrimp whan we have It already mBmB m n 4 lb Swift Hostess Ham Families then returned to the Snrift m Hormol SIIm4 1« IMrMTlO for you? It arranged by the Citizens Ex­ OP OP All tender, sweet meat — and no bones. It's brown lounge In the other end of the One of three Vernon teen-ag- John P. Alubicki, 360 Burnham 0 M 8 C I sugar curto and fully cooktd . , . lean, juicy and SHRIMP $159 CANNIO ChoppoA change Corps, a private U.S. or- Pink Palace, as the RX Club is era presented In Rockville Clr St. JUICE l«r tender. Also, Edward Luginbuhl, El- HAM H AM I/, IK gfurizatlOR that waa not affected Caterer's Kitchen Cocktail Sauce 33' dubbed, and convenaed until late PINK ^ ■ i. CHoFlora Mae Gabree, twiH * Bf normal when the U.S. suspended cultur­ evening. Baby-sitters looked aft- ^ „ . PfOAMnle C o o k lo B 3 ’pill'i.B* er children. T o »“ * l County 45 Farnham Rd., South Wind­ JUMBO C n n n o d H n m al exchanges with the Soviets sor; Carl R. Seise, 104 Glenwood 18. Chickon Roll S9c Shop'tilo A telegram was received from Superior Court after pleading In- Cod FillBts 59e ShoO'Rito RATH'S St.; Mrs. Dorothy E. Coleman, Crosconf Rolls 4 < famlUes of the Apollo 8 astro- nucent to several charges. 29 Clinton Dr., Wapplng; Wil­ W H O L a NO. I P o r k R o l l 4 tir »i G rroo Salam i W-lb. 79e nauts via Houston space center. Douglas B. Porter, 18. of 30 ______liam R. Kugel, East Hartford; S m tlts bM 59e Health and Beautp Aide WANTED Caterer's KHchea It read; "You have been In our Davis Ave., pleaded Innocent to peaVl”liem on , 17^Spring Prosen Poodm Ckan, Lftto Bbklel 15 ez From V.S. Gov^t Inspected Lean, Young Porkers! thoughts and prayers. Your reu- a charge of possession of a con- gchultz, 434 Spring COUPON SAVINGS SARA UH ALKA N nlon has brought great Joy Into trolled drug. This charge is to g^ ', ^ Goulet, 329 HU- 2-LI. CAN POUND as USED C A R S pk|t our hearts this Christmas Day. be consolidated with others of gj , q Bar'brick, 198 SELTIER^ tsMeti , Roman P iu a Barbecue Chickens pko. Our best tp you personally, and breaking and entering with gputh Windsor; An­ HILLS CAKK Top PriepBPRM te all of the families under your criminal intent, restsUng arrest j peary. 17 Huntington St. *'Piorida^« ^ost ' Orongo JuUo Bnyor Aspirin s9c OaloaRlagi Cooked Shrloip Hantieurif "99* Whits Gem fully cooked. F o r AUM rIu b J Just hast and sat. Sea­ Pork Loins command." and arson. Porter pleaded inno- gtanle'y N. Baldwin, 28 thop-R lto 6t.v.99c 3 ';:: 97c 8c O ff Lokoll nri Mum mg%a soned cooked in Its own Navy spokesmen said all crew ^ these also. The date for p r .; Mrs. Annie OuUi- '*TM«t Of»d lofvo'* M5 oi. A I Fried Clomi 59* CocoautCoke ' l?u 5 t S9c HopBodont tubot ICARIIR CHmOl natural juless, this Is moist, Full Rib Holf members have relatives here— *''*** been set. 21 Hemlock St.; Mru. Bev- Ch i i Ih U tender, tasty ehicksn. I BultonI Instnnt P lu n Now Antl'Poriolfont a CO.. INC. Twists of gay orange slices and some as distant as second cous- other two boys, Jeffrey pj.| g Knit, 170 Taylor St.. l#o« lpl«och/Cml»ln«ch/C«t loon*/Com/Poot »'o* lutliFIwttcr IjIK*Muco Aknnsnmsl C hammip FishStIcb 39* StuKed Cloois SUM O T C O F F iE S 9 c 1229 M rI u S t. groan parsley will odd sparkle Im. A local Chamber of Cbm- 8. Burgess, 17, of 41 High St.. Talcottvllle; Mrs. Ebba L. Olen- win TNIi MvriN V o g o t n b l o s 3 2.;,: T 9 c * • , , • Forty Rolls *‘"ri*S‘.r r * .fl, 59' 4 lb Potato Salad to your roast merce drive to raise funds for '^*>**' R Chase. 16, also of „gy ^ Middle T^ke.; Rlch- Coupon EspIfM JofMiorv 4, 1989. Coupon limit 1 por IroKoll SpeoM or ^ o M 13'Ot. CAA.. PlMMM 649-5288 *U9 'lb ojiiomof. Coupon fooo ot onp IhopTito fwpormorkot Pork Loin (Loin HoH) S 9; the families' food and lodging 8t. both charged with poe- ^rd N. Fontanella, Jan Dr., He- 'whe'e B'^oMrh'a' “ Cn«il say# is needed If most families IntoxlcaCon were nolled. Grelchen A. Fatrweather a n d FOR Gelo\1nes Mzirlstlsi stay two weeks. The Navy pro- Charges of Intoxication were daughter. Storrs; Mrs. Elaine A, vlded telephones for unlimited nolled for two adults, Irene gchauster arid daughter. West- S87 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST OpM Mor. - SkL Star-KIst Del Monte Borden’s Frosen meals from our Caterer*s Kitchen long distance calls and travel Michaud. 83 West Main St., __ Cosmefics expenses. Rfckville, and Reginald B. Flu- Solid Whlta Tima Tomato Catsup Croom .Oioofo W ylers IsOif-OOtasM MANCHESTER Spny Stardi ttspllkse-^ After the debriefings, the of East Hartford, 9 AIR. - 9 PRI. TPS leunei Cocktoll Frank Bits crew is to receive several days only other case disposed LET US PRICE Family Sin Instant B eif Bouillon PROSPECT AVE. m d BLVD. 20I I battle pKkait liberty In the San Diego area. short pre-Christmas YO U R N EXT 811 W. M AIN ST., MERIDEN 3 - * l 29* U as. asaS. 4 7 C Chkkm Wings stoeialto'VmriAi^ 99* Then a court of Inquiry into the was a $100 fine Imposed WEST HARTFORD *r28^ NEW! 12«9 ALBANY AVK, HARTFORD Pueblo incident will open at na- Leonard M. Szarek, 38, of 171 P R C S C R m O N ! Uggetts vsl amphlblouz base at Corona- High St. He pleaded no con­ ARTHUR DRUa 4S0 SLATKt RD., NEW BRITAIN 88S WASHINGTON ST., A t T h e F u M do. Csllf. Vice Adm. Harold G. “ charge of operating un- 280 WINDSOR AVE., WILSON BHDDLETOWN. CONN. 253 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. Bowen will be presidhig officer. Influence. IIANCIIBSTBR Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons

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PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTE® EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 to eat andugb o f the right fooda, C^iiBiig B u reau HEW Study lndica%e» aueh aa toa^ vegeUMea or fruK I juiean and "If they riAwa to) TV-Radio Tonight Agafn Planning drtiVc milk, then you’ve got real Three Killed Teen-agers, MotheTs-to-B'e trouble." Census-by-Mail ■nw atudy atoo la tnmtog up I In Mishaps oonaMenhla iron drfleioney | FRIDAY Televinon WAffimOTON (AP) — The Afflicted with Malnutrition anemia and aomf’ caata of gol- Gmnts tar "wMch w e Were auppoaad to ] 6:00 Hwm Weetber, dporu gtyvetameBt flgurm Ma plaiia for , By JACRI i m u a t tag 61-8 mlUloit—to gathering re- Over Holiday SS7^ have eradtoalad 80 years ago." r. I ■ . ALi.it SPCCIAL Ian from tJ.N.C.UB. a dtHt-youraelf, cenaua-by-mafl Aaaeelatad Pram Writer aulta from eocamlnattolui of Ufe about 80,000 paople. Schaafer aaid. He aaid Em gel-1 -fOw Pwiglaa Tear Towanl Toroor- kg the nathm’a largeet dflea hi WAEHDfOTDN (AP) -Mal- ter problem oould be eliminated » r TME AMROaATSD nUBH KMemiePaNelgbbon Plndlnpe from Texaa and Thre* men died bi trafllc me- 1670 win trim ito force of cansua nutritton aMloto not jnri the parta o f Loutotona, New Toeli if aU atatae required emit to be | eUkatM In OonnecUciit dorinc poor but eicpeotant mothera and kMhaed. CHUIma'a Idand CofJSLcw bakea by 50,000. and Kentucky are being fed into ALL THE FISH the ao-lMur Chiiitniaa hoUdajr Weather The I960 tac)uBque of mailing teenagena from well-to-do faml- a computer and the flret tabu­ Oongreeeional crittotom that I pertod. Aftemoon tiS! S} ssn,{s oanma queatlonnairea to the Um aa well, preliminary garam- lated reauKa are expaotod early the problem haa not been docu- A enr M l InUnUte RmiU fl dnaU's 1« JOdMO) Oenlel Boone Truth or Umeequenoei whole country and aending out ntent atudy fladingB Indleato. next month, Schaefer aaid. menitod developed after a report I in Rocky HUl « t a hi«h apMd cenua taken to ooUedt them Some teenageie, even thoee B another 63 mllMoo oen be titled "Hunger U.S.A.," olelm- Iy o u c a n e a t iI and Btnick a rock ledc« oaily ' i ^ ) Uglleat Otri In Tmni 6:66 ( 6) ik l Report would require about 200,000 tem­ from mlddle-riem famlUea, ahn- wrung froen HENTa budget, Ing wldeainoad hunger and mal­ ChrlKmaa Day, kilUnc Drew A. porary worten In 1070, the O i»- ply don’t eat the right fooda or Schaetor aaid, another 66,000 nutrition In the country, waa Oorman, 22, a resident of the 8:00 iSSSfTeSSf---- 1 n i W ifun (C) ■ui Bureau m id Wednoaday. go on atarvaitlon btngm to i«- people are to he examined be- pubUriwd last April by a group Hartford MoUl hi ne)ghborta( I iDonatfian Wintere But by Imving heada o f houae- girning eerty next year In W8at called ’Ihe CSttoena Board of In- ) Ydgewe To Bottom J m ltc t^ duoe, accordlrg to Dr. Arnold Wethentlold. He was alone in holda In the major ottiea—wWh Vtrglq^, Maimrhuaetta, OhU- qiUiy. the northbouiK] aporU car, po­ of *nM me B. Sriiaefer who to oonduettag about 80 per cent o f (he popula- the atudy for the Department of foraia, Wariilngton, South Oaro- ’The Poor Paople Oampaign in lice aaid. Ul JutoSwSS'T^?’ * Una and New York CRty. Woahkwton at about the aama On Cbriatmaa Eve, a poUce- TJiuiuday N M Horie tton—til out the forma and re­ Health, BducaUon and WeUaie. 1.09 Jbunier to M turn them by mafl, only about time waa rialming axirtanee of man and the driver of a car He aaid lade of proper nutri­ ’Hie atudy wlU document mal­ SERVED WITH . . . 180,000 oenaua takeni w ill be tion among expectant roothan nutrition. not hunger, Sehaafar wtdeapeoad hunger in the ooun- Involved in a minor traffic ac- ^ naeded, tlta bureau aaid. tiy . cldent were killed when they a Dean Martin and their offepring to cua of the aaid. • FRENCH FRKS liSjIfSSIL. Wortd of ___ (O Oenaua takera w ill again col- meet aarioue profalema dtoeov- "You can’t really determine Schaefer suggested both were itmck by another car. TTie 10i » (.8) ewter Wn^ y ^ events gave aiqipoit to solving victima were Patrolman Joacfdi tact the queattonnalrm In rwal ered yet by the atudy, wMoh to hunger," he aaid. ’’Bverybody'a • TARTAR SAUCE OT OR SWEET 6; » ^ (C) ____ j'l'erieSlT^* area# and smafler towm and at toaat a year away Ikom final hungry throe tbnm a day or the problem. J. O'Brien. U , and Robert E. UiOO i »«-10-l»4M(M0)^ t^ , A former Department of Agri­ Moticka Sr„ 2S. both of Windsor ® *^®^llnn(S3^(Briiikioy WaaUwr (O eltim. And they’ll foEow up by pubUcaflon. #0." • COLE SLAW iWaoUrea telephone or pemoeial vldta In Hie atu4y> to be beaed on ICatautTHlon la a^webdly ae- culture employe, Schaefer has Locks. BY THE PIECE ITAIIAN WaUar OpnfciUtO Thuimny Maiilglit - nellien tVavd JVm majm dttoe when bouachohleiw phyeical examlnattone of up to vere among toenage and poor bem atudying malnutrition for MoUcka's car had struck a 8:48 Nawa ,_Late Morla years. And until last April, he • RO a & RUTTER utility pole on Sprtiif Street. (lOdOdMO) Tonlgta dhow don’t mail back the forma or 88,000 peopta, mould ‘ ‘cut out aB mothera, aome of whom are U- SAUSAOI 7:00 nO) AIfKadi Bitchooak Jotamy Oaraon Utorate and don’t know about aaid. "nobody paid much atten­ The two were *!>• (18) Wfaat'a Una (O ( 8^ ) Joey BWwp don’t anawer idl (ha queadona. thto crttictom" from Oongtem government food progiama tion to u a " roadside, police iEm . when a In teat runa aince 1881, the bu­ that the malnutrition problem In BEB lATimilASnD TV WBEK POB CXMIFUBni UETmOS car driven by Mrs. Thelma H. reau aaid, 88 to 01 per cent of America haa not been doau- avaltaUe to ' them, Schaefer MoncKesler Porin the bouaeholdera Iiave mailed mantod, Bcbaafer ■aid. An ounce of gold can be Cavanaush, 44. of Warehouse drawn taito a w ire 80 miles long. Point struck them. Radio back the forma. ’Hto abu4y*B tin t He aaid teenagen often refuae She was charged with mis­ ad M conduct with a mrtor vehicle 8^ and driving under the Influence of alcohol. She was released on rUSH, LEAR A A . Vp tSOO bond for a court appear­ ance Dec. 26. USaVBR C6 9 Q GROUND CHUCK .. 69* 6 M m The counting period lasted ■uncLiAr s o iR C f from 6 p.m. Tuesday to mid­ GULF SHRIMP n m - t m n a n m A c SUCED BACON .^V7S* night Wednesday. 8:00 •teve ______DAVID 1 2 .0 ..Q O C 1 :8 0 ^ Qkerd UTTLEMECK cuss.... 5 9 ‘ wnnr- STSstiuen a a . Griddles ” 9 Demonstrators AU NUT OR AU^DUf A A . _ o ? 5 8 t i » HAUBUT STEAKS „ 69* !i i u l (R ^pmL ' »% BanfMO Seek Review of ^ 1^ SWIFTS PREMIUM TURKEYS .ARMOUR FRANKS.. 69* 8 :|| Lowea Tbomaa Dope Gm viction SAVE UP TO 1 0 % O N LARGE AVAlt^otw FINAST MEDIUM lUICE DRINK WASHmarOM (AP) -la an ToMAiJtju Q(/^Piuck& DtUmPARED Pineapple-Grapefruit attempt to make the federal 3 tis oa MOtf I Othw BUb or tin Day SwNt-Tender government further Investtgate 30 lbs. and Up 1* TO SO lbs. 10 TO I* lbs. BAKED ViRG. Ham ^.b CUDASTDAR-S a Connecticut man'a conviction Edcapee Arretted on narcoUca diargea, eight dem­ PoiicHOK ? 5 9 '? '6 5 ' HARD SALAMI w . 46 oz onstrators—including one dreaa- AlAANY. N.Y. (A P)-A man 17 oz ^ WDCOstn'S m m AA p ed as SanU aaus—picketed the who waa among aeveh inmatea cans cans e im ^ Justice Department build­ SmmNLEGSS^ lb' lb' lb' SWISS CHEESE . 8 9 ' who aociqMd Deo. 2 from a jail ing here. TRErnTNADI A P r in New Haven, Oonn., has bean Ttiey were seeking a new trial S a if . arrested here. for James Miller, 41. who owna Sm^BREASTS^ " 18 t i POTATO SALAD .2 5 ' « » 8 ^ » » He is lOcbael Somma, 38, of basuty partoen t» Milford, Conn. BRADS W TURKEYS 24 Iks. Ik I ASMoy, aiteatod Clirtstmaa Bve Miller was aeutanaed to 12 and am igned Wednaaday on years hi prison in September lA U TN O n ohargM of being a fugitive ftom 1966 on a charge that he was justiea. He was bring held in a contact roan in Connecticut F.V3 CHUCK FULET lb. 8 9 ' SUCED BACON Albany Oounty Penitentiary for an intemaUonal heroin rtng, ARAn URIOI-mUD A OmiRD panding the arrival o f autbort- F irst they said. - ’'J-:'' ttos from ibe Nmr Haven Obr- He is tret on a 6200,000 ap- Large Shrimp ,., 1 " CoiDCuTSicr Z ; rectlonal Onter. National pMl bead ioMiiMl by 28 nrnn« Somma and six oibar inmatos bera of the Comm ittee'for Jus­ reportedly riid down a drala- Stores tice, who demonirtrated Wednes­ rtPe to freedom. The only one day. TtM committee members itolEei atm at large, acoordbig to Qxi- LassKiJ RIB PORTION reportedly put up their homee S I f e t i neetiout correction cfflrtala, was aa security. lO tfE .- For a Succulent Treat a;?* GRAND UNION Jbeepb Mogul, 31, also of , Al­ A motion to review the ceae M b . bany. Tasty li Economical la to be heard Jan. 21 by the REG. OR DRIP Sa/ad Bow! Special! can (Somma waaa waltlag tifo l on All Cut from Tender 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- W k ld o iL ohaigea of cowdarfriting and peala in New York. 'Hm oom- - 7 * >-■* & f f e e OSOOOOMPAIfT can ^iV a dangerous weapon in ICEBERG Young Porkers mtttoe eaid it wanted the Jus- on automobile. tioe Depertment to conduct fur^ O b l C K ^ '^ lb Iher faiveetigaaona Into the case. ... OIN PORTION 53i i Membera said'' correepondence LETTUCE ^ lea with justice officials bad yield­ ROMAN Mb. ed no rtepotme. COUNTRY STYLE One of the committee mem- I l o z . ' RRM-RIPE PORK RIBS 49 beta, Susanne Amore, aaid the CHEESE PIZZA pkg. group was organised two years CENTER CUT-One Price Only ago to fight peddling of nar­ SWANSON'S SMtMtti A Mill Idlt |10oz8| F i r s t cotics to youth. She ki the arUc Miurui I CliMi I pkg ■pSRrcOTUirr fraski A I mm Pk8 S. TOmilTOES of a New Haven supermarket manager. N a t i o n a l Santa Claus at the demon- GU^Sd RIRDtm PORK CHOPS lO-oz.J atration was Jamea Confbrte, a > pkgt. Stores hairdresser from West Haven, ONIONS ORANGE PLUS BONELESS BRISKET Oona. He said he wore the out­ RIRDIETE-Ria,nASA » TURKEV5 9 THICK CUT fit becauM "it’s Christmas Day, lltoaikt lltoHIto IIMUIto and I'm away from my artfe MUSHROOMS SPINACH THIN CUT 79» and family. I wanted to make CRAIDnaOH GRAID'unOR p - e a ea it a UtUe like Christmaa.*' Fith Dept. ••M itM CiMftll CHICKEN NOODLE PUMPKIN PIE Coffee ughtener ic»nn 9 9 WHITE-CHUNK STYLE SAUSAGE SALE FILLET STEAK PRE-NEW YEAR CANNED HAM SALE r. S CfeMh tdM Ih HRDSETE-Onnm HEUmiCICRUN , h a 3 SHRIMP 98f. 23 Flee Fire i lOoz ' U.S. Grade A FINAST TURKEYS All Pin Perk CALIFORNIA STEAK Plymouth Rock ‘ x’S-SS >»'2.37 ■pkgv SANDWICHES :tl5 9 At Redt Home Potato MATES For Four Holiday Pleattut SAUSAGE-h.m m W nIA ROAST Umx hepirtif • • *5.38 >. *3.11 UPTON SOUP MIX RAROCO-CAnRAKE COSTAinCRIAN V Y C r STARKIST TUNA llunss 3 5 » ' 181* 14 hi 42a PORTLAND (AP)—A fire at IVORY SNOW FRESH ws- 7Q c MEAT Celeaial Pi IIiim i . '3JI the Oreystone Heat Home amt % r 60Z. SWIFTS BUTTERBALLS ” fop'CNUCK STEAK ,81 Christmas Trees OYSTERS « /U LINK CQ, 22 elderly reeidenta into aub- cans SAUSAGE '****“ BEEF CUBES D A I kipertef fraealng weather to And Mielter. IIU 22 hi 4 5 » ilUUhi 4 9 » No injurtes were reported in 5 3 o z $1 Q Q the biaxe early Chrtotnuw morn­ ARNOLD-JURIUE i m m . Everyday Low Pricet! Fm.Vit Everytlay Low Pricet! Fin,1st ing. None of the msideota was pkg 1 .0 : 7 Fin.i'.t bedridden, and all were able to H i n a RICE - 3 5 ° Tomato Cocktail o 9 ' Richmond Coffee « 59* UQUID Cream Cheese *•- 29* ELBOW walk to a nearby bulUUng on H c A t f CRARDDinoN m n. c«nn TOMATO the rmt home arotmds. Other Instant Coffee '•-« 99* DETERGENT Mayonnaise . g 49* MACARONI rest homes in the Mlddletoam- TOMATO JUICE 3 '^ 9 7 ° GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN FRUITC0CKTAtt3rH®° SOUP Poctland arm were making Tea Bags , MUIH RMI .rtt.69* I Instant breakfast ZHun mI 4 r room for the Oreyatone reai- BOLD DETERGENT Uquid Bleach riHur - BI 39* Cake Mixes 4 'i s *1.00 denta, otfielala aaid. BREEN BIAin PEAB /i MAXWELL HOUSE No immediaic eatlmate of Fabric Softener n «.i g 69* Shortening riM tT M 59^ 6 - f ' l " " flamagr waa avallalde. 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...... '.t PAGE TWENTY-THREl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 Os J. Again! Tournament Bullets Flying MBW HAVBN, Oonn. (AP)^ Ashe and Graehner Hoop Action Tha Walter Oomp Football Berne «t Ike aasaal Parish FoundaiUon hak named O. J. lUntiiT Basketball Ttursa. Simpson, Southern Oalltornia’s maid wH be Bast OsiheBo running back. Player of the H igh. Y ear. Give U.S. 2-0 Lead BIgIrt OsihaBo schosla will And Increase Woody Hayas of Ohio State ADELAIDE, Austnaia 6,000, puts tiM heavily favored the opening gun and he reopond- paitlolpato with four gomes NEW YORK (AP)—The sion at New Yo(h. Idle Boston brought the 76ers back from b warn named Ooach of the Year Americans In posltlaB to eUaeh ad with a tremendous fighting, elated ’Ihoteday. (AP)—'Arthur Ashe Jr., BiJtimore Bullets have fall 4% behind whUe Onoinnati 2Sd defkUt, missed a last seootsl Tuesday hy the Foundation. the giant aBver trophy l» Ow though at ttmes erratle, etfbit. - Mete’s the attraetiva rem ained SVi b a ck wHh a lOS-M shot. Greer flnlabed with M V Slmpaon raeetvad Si par cent poised and deadly as a doubles match Friday. After the llrtt tour eets had ach edolat never had such a Merry triumph over visiting Chicago. points, Cunningham 81 an d W il­ of the baSota submitted by the swordsman, and Clark The m a tch sto ita a t 11 :S0 been q;iUt In a tanas but arror- Bi n ■— Aaoamptton (Man- Christmas, and the way Los Angelas raised Us West­ lis Reed 36 tor tbe KnIcks. Rus­ g«nes, Robinson gained mow BBT, Thursday, wUh the packad matdi, O ra e b n e r cheater) va. St Paul’s (Glas- they’re going, it looks like a ern Dtvtslon lead to BH games sell had 31. Urmedlste hurdles. "I started Gr«to.r,^hthw Uk.j« R.1 H arttord) NEW YORK (AP) — for hi* play aa the CIncItmati He gained that plateau even than 89 yards onJy pace, and he UnMad States sm d^ Its aol- grabbed oontrol over the tiring happy New Year, too. with a 119-99 comeback victory O sca r R ob ertson sco re d 13 Bengala’ halfback. though he played fOo^baU in col­ out as a flanker but didn’t do scored only two toudidowna. voting tor coach of the year, aroused bear, shov the legiata tandem of Stan Smith Bowery In ihe fifth set, wtamlng •iM — St James’ (Mas- The Bullets have never had a over host Phoenix. Detroit out­ points and made a key steal and Paul Robinson, who played lege for only one year. That waa H ayas and Bob Luta of the IMvsrsIty five gsmss In a row. chester) vs. St Paul’s) Glas­ assist In ttw final quartar to The other six votes from The too well so they switched me to Then came the second half of was named by 81 p er United States into an im- winning seaaon since they re­ lasted MUwaukee 119-U8 in the in 1067, a fter h e had played baa- c e n t of Soutbam OaUfornla against tonbury) keep Cincinnati ahead, whUe only one year in college be­ ninnlng back.” the season, and RoWnson ex- posipg 2-0 lead over the in­ Asha, ttiowing only mfld turned to Baltimore for the only other game at Milwaukee. Aeaoclated Press’ panel of 80 kdtball at Eaatem Arixona Jun­ postably AustiaUa’s taaiMce traoea of trouUaooma tennio el­ liM — St Margaret Mary 196S64 oaaaon, and some of The boat Bullets, winning for teammate Connie Dierklng to­ fore becoming the Ameri­ From there, he became the ploded. He ran for 16# yards The TAJD. Jones A'ward wIM experienced Australians to­ sports writers and spoifcscasters ior Collega and run track at the pair of John Aleoandar, IT, and bow, moved the powerfUl-Mttlag (Souih WIndser) vs. St. thoaa yeara have been disas­ the 14th time in 16 games, ta led 81 points. Bengals’ third-round draft be presented to Hayes and the day in a chill and blustery can Pootball League’s rush­ went to another rumilnK back, Unlvenity of Arlsona. He a g a ln d Oakland, 168 against AlUe Booth Award to Simpson FhlUp Dent, 18. Ruffels around the oourt Uka a Bridget (Maaebaster) trous. Only last seaaon they had turned the tide at the start of The Lakers, playing In an aft­ choice and beat out approxi­ Davis Cup Challenge gtM — St Bartheleaiew*s ing champion, was an over­ Bob Holmes of Kansas City, turned to football at Arlsona aft­ Houston, 116 against K ansas at the Walter Oamp Fourtdation The American team Is daOnlta ebaae man after letting the first the worst record In the National the fourth period, hitting eight ernoon televlslOT game, feU be­ mately 15 cfther running backa Round. since towering 6-toot-4 Smith (BEaaohester) vs. St Isaac whelming choice today as who finished eecond in ruahing. er using up his track eligibility. CTty and 184 against M iam i. B y dinner Jon. 28 at Yale Univer­ set sUp away because of tempo­ Basketball Assootatlon at 20S1. o f nine ttiots to r a 100-89 lead aa hind by 34 points in the second for the Job. But deiplte Paul Ashe, scrawny IS-year-old and bouncy, hardhitting Luts Jegnea (East Bartfard) quarter and then outsoored the the AFTi’s Offensive Rookie R obinson gained 1,028 yards "A friend suggeirted 1 go out that time, he had sity. rary loss of conoantratlon. But this holtday season, the Jack Marta and reserve Ed Brown’a expe<*atione, the Moot, Army lieutenant from Rich­ are rated the beat in amateur gemlfinals wffl be ptoyeit Buns 78-48 In the final half be­ of the Year. during thi season, becoming the for foothaU my last ysar,” said rushing lead and easily held It Also being honored are Yale But onica he applied Mmseif to Bullets sre 'flying higher than Manning each scored four 198-pound rookie started slowly. m ond, V a ., w ho Is n f a d Uia tomla and one of the batt In the gaturday alterueen wifli tbe hind Jerry West, 38 points, BU- RoUiMon, the top rookie on a first rookie in the AFL to reach Robinson, who holds the Arixcna through Uie last ifaree gamaa. quarterback Brian Dowling, who the match, ha made It appear a Santa CUua after beating Saat- points. In fact, in the flnt aeven world’s beat amateur, toyed w orld . Ttm y hold five American Um finals atatad SiaMay. Eteri Monroe had 25 points tor gin Baylor 33, and WUt Cham" rookie team , receiv ed 24 votes the 1,000 mark. record for the 400-yard la- will receive the new WaMar mismatch. Ha popped Ms serv­ Ga US-U2 Wednesday, Christ­ with Ray Rufteix, hard-serving tlUas. Oamp All-Amerioan Youth ice Into the coniers or down the mas night, for their ninth con­ the Bullets and Wes Unsaid 28. berlaln 18. AuetraUan left-hander who nev­ Itairy Hopmon, Australian 'Detroit went down 13 points, Aw ard. lines, and oidy oecasionally secutive triumph and a 27-7 Osxsle Russell cut down Phil­ captain who Is ieodbig Ms Itt pulled evne at 6i at halftime on er quit hitting boiRbdtaUs, 8-S, buotad loose with his big one. UConn Five record . adelphia, hitting a 96-toot Jump Auspicious Start Yesterday Slmpeon la one of five re­ Australian team tat this world Field Goal Margin for North 7- 6, 6-8, 6 d . Hla volleying and ground strok­ The victory liKreased their with five seconds left after Hal Eddie Miles' ohootlng and then peaters on the Welter Oamp se­ series of tends, has urtU an Oraebner, 26-yeor-old New ing was dasAy. Eastern Division lead to IH Greer’s 16 points In final period took command as Happy Hairs­ Bob Gladleux, top Notre ftePce Norm goal line atand ^ lections, revived last year af­ York paper oaleoman, had the hour before moiteh ttape to name Seeks First ton flniahed with 24 pointa and MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The er Frank Quayle of Virginia h ^ _ Ruffels, 22, a sledge-hammer games elver PhUadelphla when put the 76ers ahead. Dame rusher, whose 66-yard ter 42 years. Others ore Notre scrap of hla tennis Ufa batora he hts team . BlUy Cunningham, who Miles and Dave Bing 33 each. Mtter, gave the ttilverlng taoi a the 76ers dropped a llO-lOO deci­ North turned a field goal dash set \g> the wiruilng Held plowed eight yards to a fast Dame offensive end Jim Sey­ finally subdued lanky BiU Bow- Most obsarveni believe be wlU 12 Grid Contests thrill by coming from behind to C o a st W in by Dick Berlinski, five pass goal, was voted the North’s down at the one. mour, Purdue runniiig back Le­ ray, Australian dtamplan In a go with teen-ag^ars but might interceptions and two fum­ moot valuatole player.Vlcloux 6oley O’Brien, Notre Dames roy Keyes and defenalva ends three-hour, 10-minute marathon, throw In RufMs and Bowrey, os take tho first set and then tak­ The UMverstty of Ooiswotlaut ble recoveries into a 8-0 vic­ play bustli^ by linebacker BIU all-purpose bock, playing olghid Ted Itondiicks of Miami and 8- 10, 6-4, 8-6, 8d, 6-1. more seasoned partormets. ing a 2-6 lead in second. baakettMU team goes praspeot- Festtvol Storts ot Oaroen p rtuoy caHeV In this game, lost a to t ^ B ergey of Arkansas State w o t Bob Stein of Mlimeaota. The doitole victory, carved Oraebner, who bad to fight Ms But AShe, never fluatared and la g tor gold during the holiday . ------k- Over Eight Days tory over the South in the aown In the second quarter Shrine’s college all-star Wm recogrUtlon as the beet of Notre Dame’s Terry Hanrat- out in 20 mllea per hour winds way back on to the team after alwaya apparently In fUU oon- Raihar than thtagr nug' when his 22-yard pass to te ^ - trot of the dwtst quickly re­ football game Wednesday. the South. ty 'WOT the aeleotlon tor quar­ and 60-degree temperature be­ being dropped because of poor goto tbe *1gohl’’ the young and NEW YORK (AP)—Thd North and the South began AU ibut one seriou s d riv e by mate Ron Dushney was nulM ^ terba ck . fore a diaappoinUng crowd of form 10 da^ ago, had to answer versed the’ trend. Inexperienced baaketbaUen Playing betore a xUm audl- by an Ulegal receiver dowruleld. Trio of Undefeated Quintets the last wedc of 1968 with a throwback to the old days eirce of 18,063, on a perfect sun­ the South was broken up by from the AUontlc aborea hope to fumMes and IntercepUons off The Yankees stole three pass- find is a basketball victory. of defensive football, shiny day, the Yankees notched es from Wade and two from Michigan State’s Dick Berlin- regular season records, their ninth win of the series but quarterbacks Larry Rents of Ooach Burr Carlson’a Gon- Florida and Sonny Wade of Renix. DenrUs Hale of Minneso­ naotloiit cagesters, winless dur­ ski booted a 28-yard Held goal In ’Ihe four big ones come »«> still trailed the Rebels, who ta cam e ig> w ith tw o o f the In­ the first period Wednesday and WeAiesday, New Year’s Day— Emory and Henry, ing aU six pre-holiday games, In College Holiday Tourneys have won 11. One game ended In terceptions, both oft Wads. the North made It stand up foe a Ohio Staite, 9-0, and Southern a Ue. The other was smashed by a hope to break Into the 'win col­ 8-0 vlotory In the Shrine’a all- California, 9-0-1, In the Rose umn whfle ta Ctelifonnia and NEW YORK (AP)—Du- merry whirl of Christmas unranked, la pitted against Utah where three botUdngs are Stamford ta the first round of the star game at Miami’s Cotton Bowi; Penn State, 104). and quesne’s debonair Dukes holiday tournaments under Kansas, 9-1, In die Orange sCbadulad. Rstabow Classic at Honolulu. Tti^ kicked off an eight-day Bowl; Texas, 8-1-1, and Tennes- The Huaklee open their proa- Irom Pennsylvania, Colum­ way. Santa Clara, nlnth-raidced In holiday pertod during which 12 see, 8-1-1, in the Cotton Bowl pacitag by dlgs^ In at San bia’s Lions from New York The unranked Dukes from - The Associated Press poU, also major bowl games will be and Qeorgia, 8-0-2, vs. Arka»' Jose State Saturday. Next la a and Santa Clara’s Broncos Pittsburgh, 7-0, go against Tex­ plays In the Rainbow Ctasstc. played. Monday date at UC Santa Bar- from CaJifomia risk their as A3tM In a first-round game of Tbe Broncos, 6-0, take on West Next on tap Is the ’Tangerine In the Obiistmas acrtlon,. five b a n /f‘foUowed o l by a Wednasday, uiri)f»iten records in cdlege the All-OoUege tourney at Okla­ Virginia’s Mountaineers. Bowl at Orlando, Fla., Friday pass toterceptlons and (wo fum- Jan.'’ 1, game against Utah at basketball tonight as the homa Otty. Columbia, 8-0, but Once-beaten Kansas, 8-1, cdgbt between imbeaten and uiv ble recoveries helped the Notih Connecticut basketball finds It- eighth-ranked In the AP poU, tied Ohio University, champtone to vUstory. A slim crowd of sttf ta a moot unusual sttuatlcn. tries for Its eighth straight of the Mid-American Confer- 18,068 on a perfect sunMiiny day Tbe HuRMea have a proud court against Nebraska ta a first- ence, and Richmond, which won saw the North win Ita ninth tradition, only three toeing sea- round game of the Big Bight seven of 10 games In taking game of the serlee. The South eons since pre-Worid War n Abbreviated Slate tourney at Kansas City. Tbe Southern Conference honors. has won 11 and there was one and going ah tbe way bock to Jayhawka also wlU be after vic­ Saturday’s schedule lists tour He. 18M for the fourth one. That to r y No. 998 In the sch ool’ s h is­ aamee—die Oator Bowl at Jack- Notre Dame’s Bob Gladleux, season started with five Straight tory . eonvlUe, Fta., between Missouri, whose 66-yard run set iq> Berlin- toases which tills year’s team For School Squads The Far West Ctasalc at Port­ 7-8, and Alabama, 8-2; the Sirn sM’s field goal, was voted the has already surpassed. In be­ land, Ore., the Gator Bowl at Bowl at Ea Paso, Tex., between North’s outstanding player. JacksonvlUe, Fla., and the Bast Auburn, 6-4, and Arixona, 8-2; Unebacker BIB Bergey, a Uttle tween, tbe Yairioee Conference An abbreviated scholastic basketball schedule Friday CaroUna Classic at OraenviUe, the Bast-Weet Shrhie Game at AH-Amerlcan from Arkansax was formulated ; and Oonnactl- night finds orfy five games on tap, one involving alum­ N.C., alao start today after a San Francisco and the Blue- State, wee named best of Hie out captured 18 titias and shar­ ni play. two-day lull on the collegiate Southerners. ed two in 31 Yankee campaigns. game at Ifontgomery, Manchester (3-3) traveUi to Manchester, experiencing dif­ AU but one serious drive by The sixlh Stralgtat toes against hardw oods. AJH. ficulty in putting together a full Moetday night it’s the Peadi the South waa broken up by Holy CMss found Ibe young Hall High West Hartford for a The parade of tournaments game, hopes to oombtoo a flnt Paul Robiiuon Bowl alt Atlanta pairing Loulsl- fumbleB and Interceptions. The Nutmeggert greatly Imiwoved OC3lL meeting. Coventry (0-4) goes tato high gear on EYiday exia State, 7-8, with Florida oOier was smaxhed by a fierce and abcwlng almost enough eea- vlaits Portland in Charter Oak half with a aecond and should featured by the start of the Htai- day Festival In New York ta State, 8-2. ’Tuesday Oklahoma goal Une stand after Virginia’s a on b g to burst out with wtaattag Conference action. Oieney Tech prove tough for HaU. In Ita last performances. In fact, Con­ which top-ranked UCLA meets teces Southern Methodist in the Frank Quayle had plowed eight (2-8) ventures to Bills Tech, two games, both losses, Man­ necticut waa ahead of aH-wta- Providence and No. 2 North Blue Bonnet Bovri In Houston’s yards to a flrtt down on the chester was able to acore only Astrodome. Both teams bad 7-8 North ooe-yaid line. nlng Holy Cross by eight pointa both Indepeudont teams. Bloom- Carolina tangles with fifth- 49 potato. No Holiday Cheer with eight mtautes left; and the; fields travels to RookvlUe (1-4) ranked VlUanova. Htxskiee were down by only twol In C V e play. Rounding out the (G entry, troubled by scoring Tonight’s tournament pair- Attendance Declines Again with a “one-and-one” situaticn schedule. Bast CatiioUe (8-0) problems, has droi^ied ita last togs; all first round; at the ftee throw line in the tF' plays host to tiie Alumni at four games by wide marE;ina. Big 8 at Kansas City—-Colora­ nal moment of ptoy. But a 67-4H 7:80. Portland, with a bcdonced at­ do va. Oklahoma and Kanscus vs. tack, should easily defeat Ita op­ N ebraska. For Working Colts Horse *Race Betting ponent. Far West at Portland, Ore.— Cheney Tetto, losing a squeak­ CaUfonUa vs. Brigham Young Rockets Breeze to Victory er their lost time out, htqtea to tlonal FoptbaU DeSgue ebartx- He said Terry Cole, another and Oregon va. Yale. BAimiMORE (AP) — even its reeord'witii a win over ptaorfSp garrxe with the C9sve^ ii^ured fidMnck, ’’ran wStbout Rainbow at Honolulu—Colum­ BUla Tech. John Goodrow has Whik most people were land Browns in Oeveland. trouble today and be might be Soars to New Mark Behind Sharpshooting Jones bus vs. Stanford and Santa Paul Henderson of Toronto cuts behted defenseman been setting the scoring attack JU lbs end of the sesMon as able to play.” PAUL GOT THERE FIRST— As puck lies on ke be­ Clara vs. West Virginia. gaily opening presents and NEW YORK (AP)—Betting soared to a record 84,- Doug Jarrett to slip disc into nets at Chicago. tor Cheney with an 18 point av­ the players, sw eaty, hot artd flfaMa aaid another of the in­ hind goaltender Denis DeJordy of Black Hawks, Larry Jones supplied tbe Washington 20, leading vtaltlng AU-CMIege at Oklahoma City enjoying the festivities of 976,661,116 on legalized horse racing in the United erage. Utad, left the pnietloe fMd, jured OoUe, running back ’Tbn- main thrust in tbe Denver Rock­ Minnesota to Its 19th victory In —Duqueone vs. Texas AAM and (Christmas, Wednesday, the John Mackey was ashed what my Brawn, m i^ be reactivat­ States in 1968, but attendance declined for the second ets’ third period takeoff, but 27 starts. Louie Dampler had 38, Bloomfield, a hot and cold Tulane vs. Oklahoma City.' Baltim ore Colts ware OMwtta had brought Mm. ed for the Bream game. straight year. when Kentucky finally got off Darel Carrier 22 and Jim Llgon team, meets Rockville wMch Gator Bowl at JackaOTvUle: sweating—despite 26 de- H e won’t he coming until “He ran weU today,” Suda T he Call o ff in attendance to the ground it waa too Uttle and 21 fo r the C olonels. had (UfflcuHy scoring In Ita firs’, Nortlrwestem vs.- ETorlda and gree tsanperatures — while Sunday," was Mackey's anawar said after the driU. ”Yes, 1 am eiA23,036 from 62,619,186 has Hank Stram Plenty of Fine Talent to o late. Rick Barry, the ABA’s lead- tour starts but made Ellington Boston College vs. Georgia. wi*Tjriin- o f a ctiva tin g him fo r ita first victim In an overtime Bast CatoHna at OreenvUle, going throu^ an intense as he summed up the feeling of caused some concern to track W ith Jon es popping In 16 ii^ scorer, powered Oakland win test time out. N.C.: Virginia Tech vs. Dela­ the O olt the Brawn gams. management. points, the Rockets outscored with 44 pointa to Its uitoUl victo­ practice session. ” I wlU have to drop sonxeone ware, Wm. ft Blary vs. Baylor, Ooadx Don flMSa got ttw Ootts 8MSe snnoiaioed that irtJured “We must face Hie fact that AFL C o a ch New York 42-29 In the tiUrd ry over host Loo Angeles, wMch At Etest Catholic the Eagles of from the equad to make room Virginia va. Air Force and East out early tor a skuH pcactioe fuilbadi Jerry HUl would he thoroughbred racing is baslcaUy quarter and breezed to a 129-110 led 71-63 at halftim e and by a s new, play tiie Eagles of old In tor Urn and at tUs Urns I ha­ Caroltaa vs. Comell. then worhed them out vigour^ starting Sunday against the not increasing Its portion of the American BasketbaU Associa­ m any a s 13 pointa. the annual Alumni game. ven’t made a declsloa on whom Of the Year ouMy shout 12:80 p.m. In Browns. He ssid Jirtuny Orr entertainment dollar,’’ said In Central Tournament tion victory over the Nets Barry, who entered the game it will be.” with a 86.4 point average, put prepaxaUon tor flmday'a Na­ would start at split end. John D. Schapiro, the new presi­ KAN8A6 CTTY (AP) — Hank 63 victory over Daitmoutit, Wednesday night. Botes’ Don Oalssler and Tim Oolby, at 6-8 probably the big­ the O aks In fixm t to r g ood 106- dent of the Thoroughbred Rac­ Stram, who kept the Kansas n a b b e d __ Notre Dame’s Coley O’Brien of the North is grabbed by Miami’s There will be no shortage gest player in the tournamenf, young Mr. LaPolnte had him­ Kentucky broke loose tor 48 Colby, end Max HiUmon and 104 w ith 7:47 to g o. ing Associations, Inc. City Chiefs patched together . Ted Hendricks of the South in second period action in Miami’s Orange Bowl. of outstanding basketball self a fine effort, throwing In 17 Ray Nelson of Marietta. tossed In 2 points, not a bed points against Minnestta In the Tbe game was enlivened with Wind Currents at Shea Could Cause Trouble "I know that young peojde talent in Central Connecti­ points to tbe dinnay of tbe los­ JOHNSON SEAHORSE with some masterful manipula­ Sllarz Isn’t off to much of a night’s work against Asnnnp- fourth quarter, but etlU bowed a brief aktrmiah between Barry have more money than they ing Indiam. And, Martlniuk got tion In mldseason only to see his Spirit of Holiday Season cut’s annual Holiday Tour­ start! AU he’s averaging Is 20.4, Uon, one of New England’s top to the pow erful P ip ers 129-118. and rookie Merv Jacksen of the used to, but I wonder if it’s In Ms waJtopa, too, coUecUng 14 effort collapse In ruins at Oak­ nament scheduled Thurs­ with a 69 per oent ttiooting powers In the odUege (Uviston. In the only other game, Oakland Stars. Jackson topped Los An­ enough more,” Schapiro com­ points. land last Sunday, waa named day, Friday and Saturday. average to boot! In Vermont’s stirring .64- rallied in the second half and geles with a season scoring high Oakland Raider Fans Upset mented. “As soon as they mar­ the American Football League’s overtieuled Loo Angeles 127-122. "In fact,” says Ctoach Bill De- His beet offensive exirioalon, o f 83 points. OUTBOARD MOTORS ry, most of them begin having Jones, who finished with 8 Coach of the Year Wednesday. NHL Expansion Clubs trlck, "give a coach a few se­ however, waa In the Vermont’s additional expenses. I’m afraid potato, flashed a hot hand in tite It was the second time in lections from this field and he’d 68-60 loss to rugged Masscudiu- Through history, false faces that racing is beyond the eco­ Brindamour Point-Getter third period to lead Denver IV 2 HP. io 100 HP. three years the dynatmlc Uttle have Mmseif quite a ball club. setts, scoring 17 points in a los­ have turned up In worsMp, mag­ Way Lamonica Was Voted nomic reach of most young peo­ HOLIDAY JUNIORS Win­ bock from a four-point halftime coach with the Napoleonic ap­ ing cau se. ic-making, ceremonial dances, ple, young couples anyway,’’ ners In the annual HoUday Lanes Quito a ball club. Indeed!” SALES — PARTS — SERVICE MVP, rated second behind Kan­ pearance has won the honor in Give It to East Foes But, the game len’t neces­ deficit a* Oommack, N.Y. Walt How -wrong that was, they The yearly figures for the Tournaments for Junior bowlers A number of Detrick’a own With UConn Swim Team carnivals, drama tribal wartore OAKLAND (AP)—Oak­ sas GKy’s Len Dawson In pass the annual Associated Press sarily buUt on scoring. Relbound- Platkowskl added seven points EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS argue, wiU be apparent after thoroughbreds emd harness ra c­ w e re ; M ark Hopkins 202, A lex NEW YORK (AP)—In the spirit of the holiday sea­ Blue Devlte would be Involved. and bank robbery. land Raider fans are upset statistics tMs seaon. Namath, vote of 30 sports writers and Ing is a key to any victory, and in the decldta^ spurt and Lonnie the Jets4laiden AFL tltie game ing, combined, came from a M ikolcw sld 219, K aren P lcaa o son, the National Hockey League’s expansion West How could anyone pass up Co- Four area swimmers, Ted Wright had 23 to aU for the Open Daily 7:30 AJM.-5 P.M.—Thuro. to 9 that their darling, quarter­ at Shea Stadium In New Y ork who was named All-Star quar­ sportscasters—three from each there will be a number of tough year-end Associated Press sur­ 208, Stephanie Dyak 369, R andy r v i y i a i o n „ave it to the older Eas Division, but good on Oaptains George Benoit and Brindamour, Dick Scofield, Bob boeuxtanen in action over the Rockets. Ron Perry topped the Sat. to 4 PJM. Sunday. terback, waa third. of the AFL’s 10 cities. Bonham 339, R ick Sym kow lcz __------— back Daryle Lamonica, was vey Wednesday. Howie Dlckenman. Or, tor that Gruters and Kirk Thornton, three days of play at Kaiser Nets w ith 80. ‘‘Walt until Lamonica gets the But Lamonica and the Raid­ Stram received 16 votee, 249oAtk (2 games), Marc Chartter Christmas night. matter, soi^omore Bill Reaves 'They compare to the 1967 to­ Ron Stewart, out killing a pen­ have been outstanding perform­ HoU. Art Heyman scored 26 points, overwhelmed by New Yfwk baU against them Sunday,” otc ers had three unimpressive W eeb EJwbank o f the New Y ork 409 (179-176-101 plus 3 h andicap), There was Oakland, socking It tals o f 62,619,188 and alty. had scored Uie Rangers^ and ran Himter, along with ers tor the University of C3on- Central Ooimeoticut’s Dicken- Connie Hawkins 26 and Tom Jet Joe Namath in this fan commented. “He killed games In a row prior to his bril­ Jets nine, Sid GUlman of San Peter Hornat 368, Linda Gelao- to Boston 3-1, and Pittsburgh AAMCO $4,892,890,970 and to the 1906 first goal betore Brit Selby tied guard Felix Santiago.” nocticut varsity swimming mon Is one. Others would In­ and he’ll do it liant. five-touchdown Job In the aggregate o f 63,891,608 and Diego three and Lou Saban of m ino 214 (2 g a m es), Linda ’Tbm- celebrating with a 6-8 victory Mdl Rhines — Please Nuta — year’s vote for the Ameri- them before it for the Flyers. ’Then, with the Northeastern could well have team tMa season. They have clude Trinity’s Lorry Dupont, 41-6 Raider playoff victory over Denver two. aazewsU 343. over Detroit. PhUadelphla held Commanding Lead r TRNMMSSIONSI formerly with Newberry’s can Foatball League’s Most a g ^ ”„^ $4,654,149,033. Flyers settiiiig up In New York’s the young man who vrill g o on W esleyan’s E^pedola. Southern Make arrangementa with LajnOTica, the league’s 1967 Kansas OMy la st week. New York to a 2-2 tie whUe in helped (tonnecticut to ita cur­ OF MANCHESTER Marine is now associated Valuable Player. Of the 1968 total, 38.712,373 bet Stram expertly matched his zofte, Dick Sarraxln shoveled a to 'the most valuable player Oonnectlcut’a Frank MorgiUo, us now for the winter Namath got IS of 80 votes in intra-dlvlslon games, St. L«uls rent 3-2 season record; and the MIAMI, FU. (AP) — Angelo with us In our $3,366,371,624 on the runners and available talent to the situation One of the oldest universities pass in front and Howell Inad­ aw ard. Den Weaver of Bates, North­ storage of your motor . .. winning the -Most ValuaUe shut out Minnesota 2-0 and ’To­ Huskies have eight dual meets (tordero Jr. took a commanding BUDGET TERMS Marine Department . . . 22,810,062 w agered $1,602,289,629 when Injiuies nearly took the In the world is Santo Tomas, In vertently deflected it past Gllles Leo Osgood ia rated ss one of eastern’s Glen Field and Ver­ NA'nONWIDE Player honor Monday. Leunonl- ronto shaded Chicago 4-8. remaining aa well aa the New 12-race lead over Alvaro Pineda on the pacers and trotters. Chiefs out of contention In mid­ the Philippines, which was VlUemure for Philadelphia's the best backcourt operatives In mont’s 6-7 Aldo Salatl arid 6-6 GUARANTEED SERVICE ca polled one. Billy Hlcke scored a pair of Bnglanda competition. Wednesday ta their duel for the season. founded in 1611. second goal. Then Howell set up New England, and it’s his pres­ R ay Bueb. However, In their only head- goals and assisted on another as Brindamour, a sophomore National Jockey ChamplonkMp. Loaner Cars Free Towing The first railroad in Miami, Feming’s 60-footer which tied ense, in part, that has estab­ Northeastern, as the tourna­ CAPITOL EQUIPMENT to-head meoHng of the regular the Seals dropped Boston. Goal- backstroke specialist from Man­ C ordero upi>ed Ills total t o 338 T el. 643-2467 Fla., was the Florida Bast ’The largest known sea turtle Winter sports flourish In Aus­ the score agalq. lished Northeastern ns the fa­ ment favorite, playa at 7 p.m. season, when the Raiders Coast Railway, which arrived in in the world weighs 1,100 tralia, which has more square tender Gary Smith kicked out 86 chester, haa scored in all five by riding one winner at Tropical Manchastar, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC Paul Henderson's second goal vorite in the field. In Tburaday’a first round, fac­ Vernon Town Line 38 MAIN ST. — TEL. 643-7958 w h lp p ^ the JeU 43-82 in Oak­ pounds. miles of snow than Switzerland. Bruin shots and keyed the victo­ (tonnecUcut meets and current­ P ark. P ineda, with 828, waa that city In 1896. of thp gamevgave Toronto ita Add to Mm 6-6 forward Carle- ing Marietta. Following that Rte. 88, Talcdttville, Conn. 373 MAIN ST. MAMCHBSTIR land, Lamonica had a clear ry for Oakland. ly ranks fifth in team scoring. blanked tor the second straight victory over Chicago and moved ton Chandler and 6-10 g;uard one. Central will tangle with day! edge. Hloke and Johnny Bucyk trad­ In swimming the 200-yard back- Bates in an 8:46 game. The Oakland star, who had the streaking Maple Leafs with­ John Modest, and It will be ed first-period goals and then in one point of second-place stroke he haa garnered one But before those two encount- been out of action tor a week quickly ascertained that Coach Mike Laughton, with Hlcke as­ first, two. seconds and a third era, Wesleyan will have met with an Injury connected on 21 Montreal In the East Division. Dick Dukeflhlre of the Huskies McCain D iam issed sisting, put the Seals in front to Norm UUman assisted on all has Mmeelf on abundance of in four tries. He also haa a sec­ Vermont In the 2:16 opener, fol­ Year-End Special of 84 paeaes, tour for toudi- stay in the middle period. four Toronto goals. talent. ond place tiniah In the 200-yard lowed by Southern vs. Trinity at SEATTLE (AP) — Mel Mc­ downs, and piued up 811 yards Hlcke’s two tallies gave him 12 MANCHESTER'S Bobby Hull, the NHL’s load­ In an understatement. It can fre e sty le ; eclaUat toom East Hartford. ■j’J our best to win. ’They don’t ent will be Bowdoln Jan. 11, at SKI-DOO DELIVERY PhUadelphla. Creary scored for the Blusa. Summa and Fran Spodola, He has a second and a third heating oil SERVICt BRAKE INSPECTION make many mistakes.” Storra. IN MANCnnSTBB The R aiders w orked out T\»es- place finish In the 100-ysrd free- stvle, along with a Uilrd In the Tbe remaining schedule: Jaiv day and Wednesday and iwd Thera ore 28 lakes en d 168 |Brd breaatetroke. He was 11, B ow doln; F eb. 6, a t C oast MANCHESTER HONDA their last session here today be­ Decathlon King May Quit Sports porks In the Mtameaota city o< 2004 a lso tine an ch or m an on OotsMot- G uard; 8, a t V erm on t; 13, 684 OBMTBR STREET, MANCHESTER—648-9170 Season's Greetings fore their night to New York Minneapolis. LAGUNA BBACH, CaUf. (AP) oald the handsome bachelor and lout’s wtauting 400-yard medley Springfield; 17, a t W .P .I.; 19, SALES — SERVICE — PARTS Friday. I CALL 643-5135 —Bill Toomey, who became the relay team against M.I.T. at Harvard; 23, Maasachusetts; Ooach John Rauch wouldn’t former Junior high school sng- Tbe name Mlnneapolia, a CENTER STREET MANCHESTER oldest Olympic decathlon cham­ llsh teacdier. Thornton, a sophomore free- 26, at Brown; March 6, 7, 8, Open Mon., Wad., FrL 9 to 9—Tbes., Tbura., Sat. 9 to 6 discuss the driUs, even as to combtnaUoR o t Greek and Sioux pion last October when ha won a atyler front CUastonlbury, has New Bnglanda. length, saying only he w asjtm Toomey said two telavtaton Indian, maana “ Water city.” nlng them “no dlfforent from ' gold medal at the age of 29, is networka have offered him pool- PAUL DODGE thinking about quitting ,4rack the normal.” tlons aa sporta commentatOTW and field for the prasw ^ box. announcer He said ha haa SERVICE DEPT. FLORIDA CALLING—Ooach Weeb Ewbank of the New York Jets reacted to In 1902, an a v era g e coal mln- “ I’m still an amateur but I’ve had feelera from other biul- ler In eastern Pennsylvania the 20-degree weather in New York yesterday during workout at Shea St^i- received aome very firm offers neaftea and "ftttraotlve ■ earned about $660 a year. um by wearing winter gear and cupping ears against biting and cold wind. and I'm oonalderlng them all/’ offeta."

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|»AGE TWENTY-FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, D E C E M S g jg ^ J g g . MANqHESTBR EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968

OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB THERE OUGRYA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN sad WHIPPLE Help Hoosokold Woods 61 b u g g s b u n n y lH ilcnn9^ Mow 37 s e w in g MACHIMES — sliignr <»ftAr/tCQWftETayJi l'V& O O T/O Cofltroctinq 14 automatic iig-*ag, excelleat Aciwcr to Fritto** S u T WHEN WlHTRV ''^ W H E R C O J^S BOOKKEEPER — experienced / FORGOTA60UTHlM/)( FEELING ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Xm VlOT SUMMER MOMTtiS ixmditlon. Makes buttonbClas, CLASSIFIED YWeN 4/eRt SWEATftky LIKE OOA79, AMP THE 1 0 / «ASTO DO ^ tor part-time work for three HgpC^APACKAfiC.. / now AL HAVE 10 rage, reo rooms, bathrooms hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ f0OWNt0lWE3EWCLER^GCT^T , 1ME SHOP WWOOMS AtiC CRAMMEP yMATis sHOtHti iM ALL THOSE WIHPOVftf months. Call 640-2206. VOU« COUSIN flASLCy, S t o t t t i d * tiled, kitohens remodeled, ce­ inally over $800., S moofhly wrm FURS AHO l4€AVy COATS - SUBtf SATHlHD SUITS GALORE M A 30R /IT LOOMS LIKE, IANO PICK SOMETHING / ment work, cellar floors, pa­ payments of $8A0 oaCh or pay- I OP/lSTHER£ANyCHftNC6[ 3AKE ^ 801 cash. 022-0981 dealer. irMifiHrsEA«>aco«' A C S 0 8 8 POWK ADVERTISING tios, roofing. Call Leon Glea- synski, Builder. 649-4291. Sihiotiont Wontod— MAVBBALOW loF HAVING A PR6- CH Rj^ V ^LE 1 ----- S itfs. IHourgUM BRAND NEW automatic xlg- I MAS •pAtB ON1W V----- LBE-HINO Fomolo 38 FPOnCMW' CaUfcmiA ingradiant CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS sag sewing machines, un- paocag^ 4Canadian SAwry 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJi. provine* (ao.) SMid-Atlantle FAST SERVICE — RoO^ ada- DO YOU need a babysitter New claimeif^ay-aways. Reduced to t — Vitflnia atata(t Uons, dormers, garages, Uteh- Tear’s Eve, my licensed home. $44.50. Easy terras. Dealer 247- UUIttteto vrarda) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ena, rec rooms, houses, siding, 043-9044. 1060. IS Atlantic CUy 4S ^U y 4tae P.M^ DAT BEFORB PUBUOATION roofing. Seven year financing ZIG-ZAG sewing machine, new landm ark SFluff DeedUrn for Setorday and Monday to 4:9t p.m. Friday. available. Add-A-Level Dormer. M P a lm la a f SBaeamataut MSaawaad 1968’s reduced for clcee out at i 7ConatoUatlon asMaaeuUna 41Unauitad 289-0449. Dogs— Birds Poll 41 15 ------York 4M>apo(a (ab.) $89. CaU Capitol Sewing, 246- 16 Capital of aiignaoua PLEASE READ YOUR AD 2140. SGIrranama 2S . 4SOraatLaka GROOMINO ai breeds. Har- Maryland 44 County in HOMES, OARAQBS, porches, BY V. T. HAMLIN ISDIihaartena lOSlandar ZTRa^tory OUooUled or "W ant Ada" are taken over the phono aa a mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron SINGER xig-iag aewlng ma- a l l e y OOP Florida oonvenlenoe. H m adverttoer ahonld read Ua ad the FIRST rec rooms, room additions, Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. 2 0 Dutchchaaaa llDrinkingcw 28Prtak 48Britiidi'adioal dilne, slightly used, does (pL) (Scot) 29 Fruit drinkt DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in ttmo for the kitchens, roofing, slang, gen­ aiAnointa next ineertlon. The Herald to reeponelble for only ONE Inoer' era] re^ r work. Financing FOR CiHRISTMAS giving — everything without attarfi- llB a fo ra 17 Braying mente. Complete price $88.60 22 Tranquil implement root or omitted Ineertlon for any adverttoement and then only available. No down payment. Lovable toy, male, white minia­ »N ui^ SOTypaofwar 24Meaaurcof 19 Upright to the extent of a "m ake good" Inaortion. Errora which do Economy Builders, Inc., 646- ture poodle puppy. AKC reg­ cash, terms avnUaUe. Dial 246- 40 Fomlnina vaaaai land 23 Bridal path not loooen the value of the adverttoement win not be oorroted aS9. istered. Call 649-6831. 2140. 26Iladact by "oM ke good" Insertion. 2 7 Minaral (Bookride, Toll Free) SET OF Noritake china, old,?, Special SorvleM 15 service for 12, 146 pieces. Ask­ I GAVE IT TO JA K E ' ,9o £ 2tbidtan Articlos For Solo 45 ing $80. CaU 644-0348. TWOV^SAGO- native aallor AAMCX) Tranamleeione a Man­ 32Daaiinatad,aa 643-2711 875-3136 PILE is soft and lofty-colors re­ WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR fornctnination chester, nationwide, guaran­ tain brilliance in carpets cleai)- teed service. Budget terms. ed with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ $800 M City in SALROr AT A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S OUT OUR WAY b y j. b . w il l ia m s Louiaiana Loaner cars. Free towing. Call 6rAMRORP,COtM. tric ehampooer, $1. Plnewood aSFatninina 648-2467, Manchester - Vernon ' Furniture Shop. THREE ROOMS appallation Tronble Reaching Our Advertiser? town line, Rt. 88. TaloottvUle. OF BRAND NEW MODBUIN "^#^1 36-^Kahn IX-AC ...... ^ ... -- ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used FURNITURE 37Tha«w Hulp W ontud Moio 36 Hulp Wemiud— Mom 36 as printing plates, .009 thick, k HM >, MIX W . TM, lu, U t M B» Help Wanted— MBoraa . H-Hour Answering Senriee Roofing— Siding 16 ------23x36’’, 28 cents each or 6 for I 40 Nautical (a m OIL BURNER servlco man APPLIANCES! Female 35 EXPANDEID Corporation has $1. CaU 64S-2711. UVINO ROOM BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 41 Suffix ROOFINO, auminum aiding, thoroughly experienced, high­ 4 2 Yallowlria Free to Heraid Readere openings for cabinet makers or BEDROOM SUITE DAVY JONES gutters, carpenter work, 80 RN’S — Director of In-Service est wages in the area. All 45 Military man architectural woodworkers. An DARK rich stone free loam; DINETTE SET Want Information on one of our clasallled advertlsementaT years’ experience. Connecticut Educaitton. ExceUmt opportu­ fringe benefits, and pension, 49 Carry over apprentice program is also washed sand; stone. All, REFRIGERATOR No answer at the telephone ItotedT Simply onD the Valley Construction Co., 048- nity for you to become the paid hoUdays, sick days, etc. 51 Individual avaUable. Union shop with year gravel, manure and sand tor RANGE 52MUitary 7180. Free estimate. Director of In-Service Educa­ CaU Wyman OU Company, 648- ’round work. Equal opportunity ice. Call 643-9604. LAMPS aaiitant tion. For more Information 2465. EDWARDS employer. Allied BuUdlng Sys­ RUGS ' SSCaaaa contact the Personnel Dept., THE proven carpet cleaner Blue 54 Siouan Indian Roofing and tems, 280 Tolland Tpke., Man­ LINOLEUM Manchester Memorial Hoe- TOOL MAKERS Lustre Is eaisy on the budget. S50faaarvas ANSWERING SERVICE chester, 646-0124. A ACCESSORIES! SOCanvaashaltai Chimnoyf 16-A pltal, 648-1141, Ext. 243. ALL AROUND Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric riiampooer, $1. W.H. YOUR BEST BUY 57 Adult malas 649-0500 0 76 2 5 19 ROOFING — Specializing re­ NIGHT cook, fuU-time, chance MACHINISTS (Nmpapar iMttfiht Atm) England Harfhvare, Bolton. ANYWHERE! pairing roofs of a i kinds, new Ckmiptometer Operator for advancement tor right per­ BRIDGEPORT FOR INFORMA’nON PHONE and leave your message. Ton’ll hear from oar adverttoer In son. Apply in person only. roofs, gutter work, chimneys SUPER STUFF, sure muff! JOHN’’ OUIDA Pg time withont spending all evening at the telephone. Openings for experienced Howard Jolmson Restaurant, OPERATORS cleaivBd and repaired. 80 years’ That’s Blue Lustre for cleaning toh pree 1-800-992-8647 comptometer operators to 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. LATHE OPERATORS experience. Free estimates. rugs and upholstery. Bent elec- Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9-6 At I HOPE THIS DOESN'T BlIsilMMt SorviCM C!aU Howley 048-6861. 644- work 8:30 th rou^ 4:30, five BLANCHARD trie shampooer, $1. The Sher- turn into a terrible BY DICK TURNER days a week. Must be A-L-B-E-R-T-’-B CARNIVAL 8388. I OPERATOR wln-WUliams Oo. 266-86 So. Main St.—Waterbury n ig h t m a r e , P E N N V // OffMwd 13 skUIed in all phases of PART-TIME PRODUCTION MEN HERALD STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone comptometer work. Excel­ CLEAN RUGS, like new, new, COMPLETE home furnlahlngs,. Yta. li*. U. I. HI 6*1^ M n iin o t 7 , lent benefits, tree perking, so easy to do with Blue Lustre. ------■ ^ i Htmm waUa, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Retired men, mornings, Experienced preferred, but and some baby furniture. CaU- BY KEN MUSE subsidized cafeteria, con­ Rent electric shampooer $1. Ol­ WAYOUT BOX LETTERS races, railings. All concrete re­ Dressmaking 19 hours flexible. wUl train qualified person- 049-7096. pairs. Reasonably priced. 648- genial co-workers and ex­ cott Variety Store. DRESSMAKING and altera- Apply in person. Fpily et with Blue Lustre. Rent electric i Identity can follow this snow blowers and garden trac­ Moving— rucking— fits. Wilson Electrical Oo., 649- Musical Instnimonts 53; ELECTRONICS I procedure: tors. Free pick up and deUvery NURSING students — Apply 4817. PARAGON TOOL shampooer $1. Manchester t ------1------1------1 Storage 20 now tor positions starting upon Hardware A Supply, 877 Main Enclose your reply to the in Manchester and South Wind­ MALE Production Workers COMPANY, INC. completion of your training. Street. 643-4426. IT box in an envelope — sor area. CaU 644-0421. M A N C H E S l^ DeUvery-UiSit Openings on aU three shifts. UPRIGHT piano, as Is, $40. <2all address to the Classl- Contact the Personnel Dept., 121 ADAMS STREET trucking and package deUvery. Rates: $2.68 per hour and up. 649-7701. (eid Manager, Mancheator SNOW PLOWING, lota , drive­ Manchester Memorial H os­ MANCHESTER Refrigerators, washers and Applications accepted daUy. Evening Herald, together ways, apartments, stores, etc. tel, 048-1141, Ext. 243. OR For evening appointment Boots and Accossorios 46 with a memo Uating the also sidewalks. Reasonable stove moving, specialty. Fold­ CaU Mrs. Marge Hampson, 648- OaU 647-9935^______Wooring Apparok— • BY ROY CRANE I companies you do NOT. rates. CaU 643-4580. ing chairs tor rent. 649-0762. 8E1CRETARY - receptionist 6163. Apply to Rogers Oorp., PEN YAN 14’ runabout, excel­ BUZZ SAWYER want to see your letter, Mill and Oakland Bt., Manches­ MAN TO WORK part-time eve­ Furs 57 wanted for doctor's office in nings, CaU Olcott Package lent condition, new 60 h.p. j Tour letter will be de­ TREE removal-Trimming. Rea­ RockvUle, hours are 8 until 4, ter, Conn. An equal opportunity Johnson trsdler, fully loaded, Pointing— Papering 21 Store, 648-4697. ■TWO MEN'S suits, two top stroyed if the advertiser sonable rates. Covered for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, employer. wiU sacrifice. 6^1969. to one you've mentioned, coats, size 42, all Uke new. 849- §03661- property damage. Got a tree NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ Friday, half day Thursday. Ebc- PROGRAMMER — Experienc­ (f not it will be handled problem? Call Dana’s Tree BOATS; 1-11’ Sklmmar sled 6934. EVEO,BUl ing, paperhanging, paper re­ ceUent salary. Experience in ed Oolxri and assembly SB CAREFUL, HE'S in the usual manner. Service, 622-8429. lOOKS moval. EYee estimates and dec­ the medical field not neceeoary MACHINISTS language—^Dlsk experience de­ special $199, 2-11’ Lincoln MOUNP A BAP AC-roP.^ Skates each $199, 1-16’ Kenner QUALITY carpentry, all interior orating service. Quality work­ but good business background sirable — rapidly expanding Lugart- Experienced required. Hours flexible. Uggett Phar­ niETWtSTOOETUP, A knives, aces, shears, skates, 876-8401. time. For InfMYnation contact macy, Mandiester Parkade. Fiwl and Food 49-A 2nd day of January, 1969. at Penonok 3 Personnel Dept., Manchester Liberal benefits. 10:30 o’clock In the forenoon at the WpAiH STABS HK LEO. rotary blades. Quick service. JOSEPH P. LEWIS, custom Probate Office In Bolton, In said. ‘I've noticed one bad tide effect from the treatment, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Memorial Hospital, 643-1141, Presently working SEASONED Hardwood — cut District, la hereby asslcned for a - BOTH Fairways have the most painting and paperhanging. In­ EXPERIENCED doctor. I keep seeing.bills in front of my eyee!” Main St., MaiKjhester. Hours Ext. 243. 50-hour week. and split to customers desire. hearins upon the settlement and ' complete selection of New terior and exterior. Dry waU allowance of the Co-Trustees’ J dally 7:80-5, Thursday,. 7:30-9, Free delivery. Call Leonard periodical account of the Helen J Tear’s party supplies — hats, work. Fully insured. Free esti­ BRIDGEPORT BY LANK LEONARD Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. Gigllo, Bolton, 649-8818. Dlmoek Trust under the will of said ! MICKEY FINN favors, noise makers, paper mates. 649-9668. In np answer Help Wanted— Mole 36 OPERATORS deceased, and It la i E. A. PATTEN CO. ORDERED: That the Co-Trusteea i BY MILTON CANIFF table ware, candles, cups and LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also 643-6362. MASONS — Apply on Job ready OR GRINDERS SEASONED fireplace wood, de­ of said estate exhibit said account i STEVE CANYON decorations. All organizations moving large appliances. Burn- TOOL AND GAGE livered. CaU 1-228-9676 or 649- in said Court at the day and hour i EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, to work, see superintendent at 303 WethereU St., Manchester above mentioned and that notice * BETTEaTElx' IT WAS A STRANOE^J#ST THIS^ P^PROBABLV ONE receive a discount. barrels deUvered. $4. 644- exterior and interior. Paper- trailer on Brooklyn Street, MAKERS 1869. of the time and place set for said • ONE-ON THE BMEk- ’ WOAAAN'S OP CANYON'S eiRL 6 or 289-8824. RockvUle, Conn. hearins be given to all persona In- • PBENPS TRVINO TO hanging. Ceilings, ete. Insured, Full or poxt-lUme. terested by causing a true copy of -« SENCV CHANNEL... VOICE 649-1003. I MAN lor work in local dairy this order to be published once In, * NO CALL-UP ANP . SAVINO, LUaE HIAA BACK TO ELECTRICAL work —Imperial MACHINISTS — All around Job Top wages, overtime, some newspaper having a circular. ' Automobilus For Scrio -t store, 3 evenings plus some fringe beneflite. Household Goods 51 •STEVE/ AAANPALAV — OR Electric, Inc. Residential,. PAINTING — interior and ex­ shop ability. Apply Gunver tlon In said' District, and ai like copy." commercial, industrial, 24 Sunday work. For Information Apply in person. sent by mall, postage prepaid to.’* NEED CAR? Credit very bed? terior, very reasonable, free Mfg., 234 Hartford Rd. caU 649-8017, after 6 call 643- CLEAN, USED refrigerators,. ______. each of the followingI wins named: nan ’The " Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ hours day service. Free esti­ estimates. CaU Richard ranges, automatic wnnhars Connecticut Bank A TTniat i^ Co..— . One"----- _ mates, 646-1112, 649-2879, 649- 9707. E&S GAGE CO. Constitutional Plaaa. Hartford, C on n ." est Douglas accepts lowest Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. MECHANICS with guarantees. See them at aa co-trustee; Miaa Helen D lm oek,^ down, smallest payments, any­ 7125. PART-TIME — evenlngiB, 6 to B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Dlmoek Lane, Bolton, Conn.; M r . " L PELLETIER — Painting— SHEET METAL, Mitchell Dr., Manchester Charles W. Austin, 186 Ballard Dr.. ? where. Not smaU loan fina-. CARPENTER — experienced, 10 p.m., married men only. Main St. CaU 643-2171. West Hartford, Conn, aa co-tru stee" company plan. Douglas Mo­ Interior and exterior, papering MACHINE ASSEMBLERS Car necessary. $3.60 per hour end on inllvidual; Ur. Arthur. J all types of work. Reasonable. and paper rem oval fully in­ STOCK Clerk-hours, 9 a.m., to 4 SINGER automatic zig-zag sew Randall, 30 Woodbridse Circle, tors, 840 M ^ . CaU anytime, 646-1787. to start, periodic increases. West Hartford, Conn. 06l07, aa co­ sured. 648-9043, and 649-6326. Must be able to read blue­ CaU 646-4880 from 2 to 7 p.m. p.m., salary and all store bene­ ing machine, with cabinet, ex' trustee and an Individual; Mr. G. 1968 FORD Gelaxle, 2-door SNOW PLOWING — Ree- prints. First class exper­ fits. Apply Mr. Katz, Arthur cellent condition, hems, button- N o j ^ ^ n . standard, 289 engine, radio, only. identdal, commercial, 24-hour Floor Finishing 24 ienced men only for qual­ Drug Stores, 942 Main Street, holes, sews on buttons, em- trustee and an Individual; Mr., BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY heater. Very clean. Good con­ service, new equipment. 643- ity shop. 649-8048. brolders. Monograms. etc. Charles N. Crockett. attom«r-at- • MR. ABERNATHY dition. Must seU. $400. CaU law. 953 Main St., Manchester. C»nn. < 9142. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- Originally over $ ^ ., now only as suardlan and litem, all at least > 047-9852. PRESSURE BLAST MFG. OIL truck driver for full-time. seven days before day set for said • i V e 9 ^ D 0 Z B V 5 AMO ■ytXlVEQCTTDHaPAAE.DOC— r ) Ing (speciaUzlng in older a l l s h i f t s iSiS. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ SNOW PLOWING done reason­ INC. Apply Fogarty Brothers, 319 hearii^. i .1 002949 OF BEAUTIFLIL CANY SET M / BVEUDS 9 H U T l^ 1961 FALCON wagon in good floors). Inside painting. Paper- ing Center, 522-0476. 70RUAN J. PREUSS, Judee. able. 24 hour service. CaU 646- 41 CHAPEL STREET 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Broad Street Manchester. GtRlS, BUT IM AFRAID BY DICK CAVALLI running condition, snow tires. hanging. No Job too smaU. = WINTHROP 1860. MANCHESTER, CONN. CVB5DONEIT. $150. or best offer. 649-0963. John VerfalUe, 649-6760. Multi Circuits—A rapidly ooc Phone Mrs. Bnmettl, 648-2487. Helplip Wanted— IT H U CTS growing firm in the elec­ W E L L , I SAVE BCTTITfe I'LL NE^EP. cAMALt-l 1963 CHEVROLET, tn exoeUent SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour 0 g TOO tronics Held extends an in­ Male or Fenlale 37 rrA 0OOO NO condition 4-door hardtop, V-8, Bervlce. CaU 742-7649. Bonds— Stocks— T o y .,. ISGB... A N iCBea/... MOCHTO power steering. CaU 649-3436. Mortgogos 27 PART-TIME driver wanted tor vitation to visit our plant 6 Experienced.,. € M IL E . automotive warehouse, 12 to 6 to discuss trainee oppor­ 1968 PONTIAC Tempest con­ SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- p.m. daUy. CaU 289-7906. tunities In the following vertible, standard 326 V-8 en­ Housohold Services Ilmited funds available for sec­ areas: MANCHESTER gine. In good condition. Asking ond mortgagee, payments to LINOTYPE operators; openings OfFerod 13-A for day shift. Major medical LINOTYPE $476. CaU 648-2872. suit your budget. Expedient lio H T TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. life insurance and weekly sick SILK SCREENING MEMORIAL 1963 OORVAIR Monza, 8-speed ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ benefits. CaU or write tor in­ standard tranBmlsslon, radio, DRILLING ed and removed. Also odd jobs, terview, Mono Typesetting, 106 OPERATOR heater, whlteiwaU tires. 649-0618 HOSPITAL BY AL VERMEER 644-8962. Help Wanted— Ann St., Hartford, 627-2180. FABRICATING PRISCILLA’S POP after 6 p.m. Female 35 REWBAVING of burns, moth- ACCOUNTANT Some ex- 1966 FORD Galaxle, V-8, auto­ PLATING HOSPITAL OPENINGS holes, rippers repaired. Win­ LADIES — Service neighbors perience, coUege degree, fringe Immediate Opening /Z-2^ matic, vinyl hardtop, power dow shades made to measure, in your area for Fuller Brush benefits, good working condi­ Apply between 9 a.m. and 6 APPLY IN, PERSON AT THE steering, extras. Excellent con­ ail size Venetian blinds. Keys Company. Work from home by tions, salary commensurate FULL-TIME dition. Sacrifice, $1,660. 649- with abUity. Mr. Keitlen, 649- p.m. Ask tor Mr. George Smith. BY LESLIE TURNER made whUe you wait. Tape re­ telephone and appointment. GENERAL MAINTENANCE 4172. 6361. CAPTAIN EASY corders tor rent. Marlow’s 867 Call 247-1949. A MAN lEttmtts Ij^raUi SOC HOPBO TO FINP BVBN T BUT IFPEN Main. St. 649-6221. m a c s b o y s IB PIO&IM' IN IRAN-AN' OUK PAPPY WAS A NUT • 1968 CHEVROLET Impala 2- SECRETARY for young, fast MULTI-CIRCUITS SUPERVISOR STOCK ROOM PUH-H... ON PAM'LV HIST'RT. 7RACEP ANOENTER REC0 RP5 OF HE PIP, he 13 maSFJJ, STREET— MANCHESTER, CONN. J 1 U J NBEPP SOC TO POINT OUT A LOST CLAMMED door hardtop, 283 engine, tour TWO HANDYMEN want a va­ MAIDS WOT PIP OUR'N BACK TO PA CRAPLE . PREHISTORIC KALLIKAK. growing local company, experi­ EXPERIENCED 50 HARRISON STREET McKBE WANT I BITE HBP OMCT HtlPEP BKCAVATBl, OP CIVILIZATION!... UPl WHEN barrel carburetor radio, heat­ riety of Jobs by the hour or enced preferred. Excellent PORTERS WIP UNCLE ------V P AST, HE'P er. CaU after 8 p.m., 644-1078. day. Reasonable rates. CaU for salary and benefits. Write P.O. BRIDGEPORT CLERK-TYPISTS BOCRATBB, CHANGE PA MANCHESTER MALE ORDERLIES POP? SO BJEC T l information, 648-6806, 648-8292. Box 416, RockviUe, Conn. OPERATORS CENTRAL SUPPLY Gorogo— Sorvico— VENETIAN blinds — repaired, GENERAL office work, book­ TECHNICIAN Immediate Opening retaped and recorded. 646-0273, keeping and typing, automobile and FUEL OIL driver, experienced MEDICAL REICORDS ______Srarago lO 649-2971. agency, full-time position. CaU TRANSCRIP'nONIST Experienced burr bench full or part-time, top wages 648-2791. OOMMERCIAL apace avaUable. man on aircraft parts. Ex­ and fringe benefits. OaU 643- For A Young Man or Girl Oentral. Two areas, 1,000 Building— ASSEMBLER needed on second cellent working conditions In 2456. PART-TIME __ BY BOB LUBBE|» square feet each. One with aWft In our brazing depart­ modem plant. Insurance ROBIN MALONE Contracring 14 PART-TIME weekends. Experi­ CLERK-TYPIST-CUNIC 10x10 overhead door. Call 643- ment. Many excellent benefits benefits, profit sharing, ■w^Minure Yoo maks rurr ence not necessary, transporta­ APPROXIMATELY 14 HOURS IJU9TCAMT BAT 8768. CARPENTRY — concrete stepa, plus shift premium. Apply In overtime and presently 56 MONITORING eiRLISHLy, AWOnWIGf THE C O R tep. OF p o i i s e r t h a x w e t u w iw tion a must Hours: Friday PER WEEK THE BALL GAMS Tff floors, hatchways, remodeling, person, Klock Co., 1366 Tolland hour week. Contact MV/./'EEHANKy'OD-tHlElEA Midnight — 6 a.m., Saturdays .t'WfhlilA Motorcyclui— porches, garages, closets, oeU- Tpke., Manchester. 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., 4 p.m. - HIGH SCHOOL BOY—PORTER PIPLO/^TIC iWESlOW f Ings, attics finished, rec LINOTYPE MACHINES WANTED reliable woman, age MORLAND t o o l CO. 12:30 a.m.. Midnight—6 a-m., 3-8 MONDAY TO FRIDAY, BY R O U ^N Bleyelut 11 rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ ALTERNATE WEEKENDS LITTLE SPORTS 50 or over, as permanent baby­ 1404 ToUand Tpke. Sunday 7:80 a.m.-4 p.m. CaU er related work. No Job too 649-2893 646-6384, betweMii 5-6. Ca»f MOolfaatoiaiCa'p sitter In my home. Pour daye DIETARY WORKERS An excellent opportunity for the right person to IHWaAd B,ttot •••d GIRL’S 20” bicycle In very good small. Dan Moran, Builder. « a week. Own transportation. 8:46-7:30 MONDAY TO HolipaY Soaoep condition. $16. 649-8486. EvenlngB 649-8880. ACCOUNTS Payable Clerk, ex­ L.\tri.E Please call after 6:30 p.m., 649- perienced In manual or auto­ FRIDAY learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON— PRODUCTION workers and ex­ 7025. mation, large volume, ex­ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ALL w h it e r RemodeUng, repairing, addl- perienced truck drivers warvted cellent working conditions, 6:80 - 8 Come in soon. tiCHis, reo rooms, garages, BABYSITTER wanted, my 4n, grain mill. Steady year Businusi SorvIcM fringe benefits, good opportu­ porches and roofing. No Job home, second shift, will pro­ round employment, good hour­ CONTACT ^ ‘.I Offurad 1 3 nities for advancement. 649- too smaU. CaU 649-8144. vide transportation. Call 648- ly rates, overtime, oil fringe THE PERSONNEL DEPT., YOU ARB A-1, truck Is A-1. 8118 before 2 p.m. benefits. CaU 646-4528. 6861. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL i lanrl|pjatpr lEttpnfn^ Ifpralh Ulti 0 u 9 itet Cellara, attics, yards, drive­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ Y® INI HI*, tac.’ CAFETERIA worker, Bolton El­ PART-'HME HELP, over 21, OPERATOR — Experienced de- HOSPITAL way* sealed and small truck­ modeling specialist. Additions, ementary School, 8 a.m, to 2 washing floors, 4-10 p.m., five slrable-rapidly expanding EDP 648-1141 EXT. 248 18 BISSBLL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- reo rooms, dormers, porches, p.m.. Contact Superintendent of daySi call between 6-6 p.m., department —Ted Kuozenskl, mono Trucking Service toll- oabiitots, formica, built - Ins, bathrooms, kitohens. 846-8446. SchooU, 643-1666. 049-6884. 049-6361. fee#, 742-0487.

-.t:' PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THtJRSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 PAOB TWENTY-SIX H o o m i For Sola 72 Hooiat Bor Sda 72 party congress scheduled tarty Hoosof For Sola 72 72 Oof of Towa W awtad Baal Batata 77 Yule H oB dw s e v e n r o o m older home, ex- Tolland'' next yoor. Lull Ended; 63-A ’TEN ROOM older home In the eeUent oondltlon, on h09 Bne- For Sola 75 LUmNOS wanted, buyers avail­ Mao remains chairman c< the SPLIT LEVEL, all brick con­ heart of ManOhester, 8 bod- Praperty Inehsdee I extra h ^ d - iuOOUNTHT Ohm wMh five Mg able. Courteous azid efficient OommiHiist party 'while U u is a TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ struction, 4 bedrooms, formal roome, or 8 room apartment ANDOVER, 0 room y«(te,/round U .S. Forces Traffic Toll >t»g loU. Marlon B. Roberteon, ; bedroome In axIdlUon to a pic­ •ervlee. Tour satisfaction la our New Books broken man, oOlelany ousted CLASSIFIED ment. Private baOiroom, stove, dining room, 2% baths, ma­ and 2 bedrooms, 2-«ar garage, home, 8 bedrooms, lekMed refrigerator, beat, hot water. Realtor, 6486961. ______nic teMe sized kltehen. Suimy concern. Call us now. Morrison from aU his posts by the Octo­ BERBirS WORLD hogany family room, 2 flre- plus carport, additional 2 rooms Uving room with open stalr- porch oveitooUng lake, \plne ber plenary seaslcn a t the party Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Agency, 64S-1015, 648-0644. Kill 53 Foe Reaches 212 plaoea, 3-car garage, many over garage. Phllbrlok Agency MANCHESTER large Cape, 6 " wzy, two full MUhnoma, oU, pazMied rooma, $18,000. PhU- At lib rary central commtttoa. Street brlMc Agency, Retitora 6494847. ADVERTISING more features. Must be seen. Realtors, 649404L_____ • icome pitie reo room. Mint to hot Water beat, walk-out base- SELUNO TOUR HOME? For SAIOON (AP) ~ Resuming (OiiiWzBil Wtmm m g » TWO-FAMILY, conveniently 10- IH baths, oonq>lsbe buUt- ribbon that keeps an attraction books. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. atmosphere. $21,600. Wolverton least 68 with bombs, roekete aixl to Poet Office Excellent loea- lot, fireplace, 1% bwths, 2-sone 4 bedrooms, central alivcaodl- : catad close to rtxipplng, trans­ fai kttoben, gwrago. Big lot from becoming a acnsatlon. We TYm titles cover a wide range total, Pjde said today, *’«»e fact P.M. DAT BEFORE PDBUOATION vdth tr ees, losids a t priv­ artillery, the V.8. Command re­ Hon for any use. 646-2426 from hot water oil heat. Excellent Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. , tioning, garagO. PhUbrick it portation, etc., third ap a rt­ have some sensatloiud buys In of subjects in the non-flctlon that 4hlv«ni appear to havs DMdHne lor Saturday and Monday to 4*Jd p.m. Friday- condition throughout. Has to be ment poasibUiUes. Phllbriok acy. l o t us rtKxw you the ported. 9 to 6 p.m. MANCHESTER — Five room Agency Realtors, 649-6$47. oddlUanal features of this homes for sale. See Keith Real category such as Triumph and ’Thera were no American cam- reacted with eoctm caution in seen to be appreciated. Chariea - Agency Realton, 649-6847. Estate, 640-1922, 646-4136. Tragedy, the Story of the Kan- Cape, 2 car garage. Immacu­ GARRISON Colonial in one of V? ------home. $26,80a Mr. Levris, Center Springs Pond opens to­ ualtles. fane of the extra hanurds of a 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. Lesperanoe, 649-7620. 6494806. nedya by the Associated Press; Center of town, plenty of park­ late throughout. $21,900. Call Manehester'a moat deairahle MANOHBVTBR — Neat 6-room day for skattigr for the first time The enemy soldiera were spot- ono4ay Christmas hoUxSay Is, cf DIAL 643-2711 $18,900 Immaculate six room J.D. Real Estate Associates Nobody Knows my Name, in two grouqw Wcthieeday ing, 646-2426. 9-6. neighboihooda. Modem Klt«*- Cape, oonvenlent, west side, Jam es Baldwin; Motorcycling, this season. It will be open untU ted oourae, loaaon tor genuiae home. Most convenient loca­ tic., 6486129. an, formal dinlag room, family located near new Rt. 6. Fast B & W 10 tonight Hours tor Friday, night and thle morning by thuilasm.” SMAli< STORE near 100 per tion. Aluminum siding, wall to sale Imminent at $18,600. Hur- Arabs Blast Charles Coombs; TYUa Baffling acouto from the UB. 1st Air SIX Room Colonial, bath asid a- room,; large living room with BARROWB and WAIXAOE Oo. Pyle said there ts a gnat ContinvBd Prom Procoding Pago cent Main Street location. Ap­ wall, recent heating system, fireplace, three large bed- •L ry. Call Paul W. Dougan, Real- Cavalry Dlvtalon leap-frogging Deford Dechert photo temptation for motorists to try half, 2-oar garage, large lot, Msncbeatier Partozide Chertey, Mm. B.J. Ocurin. and ^ ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. full basement, detached ga­ rooms, two oar garage. Phfl- ' tor, 849-4080. Onter Springe in helicopters near the Jungled to travel too far during brief rage, enclosed porch. Don’t convenient to everything, $19,- H andiester 649-5806 Israeli Jet^ What Maimer of Man, a bio- Aportmeiits-—Aots-— brlok Agency, fUaltore, 649- reserved for hockey playing on borders of Cambodia. Engaged hoUdaya. Wanfod To Boy 58 STORE or offices for rent 460 delay. Cali Wolverton Agency 900. Excellent value, Keith MANCHBSTBR — Immaculate graphy of Martin Luther King Saturday a n i Sunday, UB. plaiws and artillery went 8847. VERNON — Seven room Oar- by Lerone Bennett Friday, nanirii^ oim This bnnnptatlan ooiqAed wtih Tonm anH 63 Main St. Across from Friendly ReaKora, 649-2818. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. Cape, kibchen buUt-ina, en- into action In lui area 68 miles ’Ihe engagement of Miss Cyn- WANTED — Reataurant equip­ Ice Cream. 646-2426, M . ilson OokmliU, attached ga­ Killing One Ooerting Is allcwod daUy In ment, atore, tavern and bank­ cloeed hreeaeway, famUy rage, 1% bedhs, waU to wall c a t ^ ^ ^ w L t‘ of Saigon tfUa L. Weeks of WsBierMield ,om e drtrara d rta T to ruptcy equipment. Call Fon­ MANCHESTER — ’Two bed­ NEED OFFICE space and or room, garage. Oonmrient lo­ carpetizig, rec room, exception- (Continued from Page One) c a te ^ ara What. n to ».Pro^y J... For taformotlcninformation abouta b o u t skat------two — ---- mUe. from the Cambodian ^ Lawrence J. Befl of Mwiches- exHn» wadding Is planned NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ walk-out b a s ^ e n t, beautiful economically, can now. Wol­ THREE incomes. Center Street, FOR THE LARGE — . a-.,-., fh,.. H. a.m.-Lovell periorme spokesman said 18 major Amer- accidents this Christmas was a Rooms WMraot Board 59 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- fuel temk. two-car ocEMon near DUkm, luxe garden type apartments wooded lot, im m e ^ te occu­ two famUy, 6-6 plus separate FAMILY The other grenade toU under ^ TWriiS’ ™ivlgaUcn exerxtoes. lean offensive opeiatfcm ^ available now. Call Paul SMALL FOUR room Ranch on pancy, low down payment. 2818. S.C. that kWed tour young per­ THE THOMPSON Houee — Oot- three acres of land In Mans- five room house. Selling as toe nose e ftto ^ but tolW H. »=« a.m.-Mldcourae correc- under way from toe MAkong tage St. centrally located, large W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686. Char-Bon Agency, 843-0688, 649- Oiaoi»ua Ranch Just being sons and one near BSdred, B . tirid. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER — Seven years a package. Wolverton Agency oompletcd! 3 bedrooms oixl to go off. A poitoMiiM s e ^ ^ g Tumbi’ll. ttai bum. If needed, ia per- Delta to the demUltartaed zone, pleasantly fumisbed rooms, 2428. formed. UA headquarters said that Who’s Seen that killed three teen-agers. MANCHES’TER —Large five CaU 1-684-4831. young, three bedroom Ranch, Realtors, 649-2818. ixxim ta r 2 morel ’This "Luckily It was a If tt_ had chUdren’e books added to the parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ home is loaded with pcoei- 10:21 a,m.—Lovell doea mofe during the 24-hour allied Cairlet- night and permanent guest room flat, first floor, two bed­ MANCHESTER^New sU room rec room, two dellgHtful bathe, glne off there wm ^ ^ e been ooUedtlon ore A Is For rooms, convenient location. SIX ROOM Cape, bus line, with garage, cm enclosed rear patio. Phone... UUUea! $26,960 intludes moreore oeBAnBdeaths fuiMand uquriee. Alw&yvAiwav*. Joan Angltmd; ’Ihe navigatlon, checking effects of mas cease-fire, 188 incidents of Apollo 8? rates. or without lease. Wolverton Raised Ranch, toree bedrooms, firaplaoe, baths, gar enemy activity were reported I P u^lo Crewmen Adults. Available now. 872-0602. 1^ baths, fireplace, formal din­ Located in Preetlge area. Lots For Sola 73 Ag;ency, Realtors, 649-2818. $27,600. CaU J. D. Real Estate rage, buUt-lns! Act now! to^ast^ Sto Owade, ISM ”1l!61 p.m.—’The crew eats to- and 47 were considered slgidfl- SPACE CENTER , Houston l a r g e comfortable heated ing room, aluminum siding, 2- 6W-6806. cant because casualties oc- room, also efficiencies, one LOOKINO for anything in real Asm. Inc. 643-6120, and 649- trucks aped to the buUeb-rtddted ^ - irivin* ir» M Atr gether. (AP) — An astronaut was toM FVom State Have estate rentals — apartments, MANCHESTER — First floor, car garage, and more. Low 643-2711 MtE HAVE choice one acre 8 passes ourred. and two rooms with heat and of two family, two bedrooms. 30’a. CaU Paid W. Dougan, 1638. wooded lots near Bolton Cen­ craft and sp^ Itw^di^- ^ hi^v^mart’^" Wedneatey that appaiiently no Fam Slv R eU llioilS hot water, private baths. homes, multiple dwellings, no B & W oal toam to douse the Hamas. ^ Little Bear Else H. *‘^**"^y mark on ecuthward Spokesmen said two Ameri- fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate Adults. No pets. Pasek Real­ Realtor, 649-4636. MANCHESTER. — 6% room ter and other locaUons. For cema, 84 enemy aoidiere and 16 one has seen Apollo 8 with the > Scranton Motel and Cabins, tors, 289-7476, 742-7092. A»?r further information, caU R.F. BARROWS and WAXIACB Oo. The door of the plw opened kittle BrtUtoes, Ralph Aaeociatea, Inc., 648-6129. starter home Includes two bed­ Manchester Parkade azid a hoetess dpop^ an emer------_ . ’ r" a:8i8:61 p.m.—Final televUlon South Vietnameae were kUled naked eye or even via triesoope. SAN DIEGO, Oallf. (AP) — 160 Tolland Tpke. COLONIAL, eight rooms, large Dtmock Oo., 649-0246. FIVE ROOMS, $160 per morth, kitchen with built-in range, rooms up, aluminum siding, Manchester 649-6306 gency ^ute to let the poasen- transmission of ApoUo 8. during the 24-hour cease-fire. But eortM hv may have bet- * Connecticut crewman on the ROOM with kitchen prlvUeges. LOVEX.Y 3 room apartment new furnace, good condition. l^ouL 6:61 p.m.-LomH pmtorm. The wounded li^ux^. ter luck e»»igis U-*- InteBlgence rtilp Pueblo, with refrigerator, range, dis- no pets. CaU 648-1098 after 3 dishwasher, dlspostd, etc. large OOVEIYTRT — Lot on South SIX room ovenized Colonial gers Central location. Apply Mrs. Only $16,600. Wolverton Know w ho has the know tw m U Socks, Dr. Seuss; Hear Tour mom______iftar navigation. _ Amertcans and 35 South "Hae anyone been oMe to see n>««tlng with hU wife and aon poaal and parking. $140. month­ psn. paneled famUy room with fire­ Street, 286’ frontage, 100’ depth Ranch, attached 2-car garage, Lydia Olassmtm, an uTOou Showers; Seven Doney, 14 Arch Street. place, formal dining room, four Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. with ortealani water rights and who was traveling to New Tork 8:61 p.m.—Lovdl and Anders namese. One of the two Am«l- spacecraft optloallyT” Air ttojc in 14 months. ly, handy to Main St. Call 644- EIGHT ROOM Colonial, Janu­ how when need arises three bedrooms, VA baths Plays and How to Produce eat third meal of day. cans klUed was a crewman Force MaJ. WlUlam A. A ndm aald of hla ordeal of capUvlty bedrooms, 2H baths, one off commercial septic system in- formhl dining room, (bowed to vlaft her two sona in America, ROOM for gentleman, retired 2427.. ary occupancy. Call 648-6686 or master bedroom. 2-car garage. MANCHESTER is minutes away Them, Moyne R. Smith; Say 9:51 p.m.—Borman awakens aboard a light reoonalsaaitce artrad rnlomon contiM. Nbrto Korea that "anything man or night worker preferred. from the following properties. for the services of a staUed. $4,000. CaU F Jd. Oaal windows), flreplaced living aaid: "AU the poasergers re­ SomstMng, Mary SInIs, and 649-9616, 649-7296. Philbrlck Agency Realtors, and beg'tw cat'ng. IjovpU and plane that was hit by ground "We haven’t been afeto to oorv- w aw**!®-" Meals for errands. Call 649- POUR ROOMS and bath, in res­ Nice five room Ranch, Carport, Agency, Janice Hodge, or brok­ room, patio adjacent, beautiful­ mained surpilslngly calm. I was Olizto to ’TroiMe, Catherine idential area. Heat, alr-condl- 647- 6347. skilled craftsman. To lo­ so calm myself that I weik back Anders begin seven-hour sleep fire Christmas morning, firm that they have,”, was the ’’ t •“ depends on what you’re 6469. $13,900 Sbc room expandable er, e48r2682. ly situated wooded acred. WooDey. tlonlng, gEusge for one ear, cate an expert painter, T.V. repairman, electrician, plumber, or any to my seat end got my handbag. period. MeanwWle, the UR. Oom- returning to it worth,” Com- CENTRALLT locate^~8 b^- Callfonda Ranch acre lot, $14,- $29,900. Call Suzanne Shorts, BoDettn Board 11:86 p.m.—^Borman places ntand awaited aixftaer Oommu- COMFORTABLE sleeping room, combination washer and dry­ Out of Town 646-3288. J. Watson Beach It When the plane came to a com- "(Jlmy.” Anders aald qideUy. municatlons Technician 1C room Ctdonlal. New paint out­ 600—four room modem Ranch, other expert, just turn to the classified columns of this newspaper. ptete st^ the stewardess Tlie FabulouB Magtnlana a spacecraft In a gentle roU to mat radio broadcast proposii^ In HcUxm, memzwWlSr^ of^Stoelton^ on bus line, parking. 272 M^in er fumlriied. $166 per month. For Rant 6 6 large lot $16,600—Four- bed­ Out of Town Oo., Realtors. CaU Warren Howland Realtor, side, nicely decorated inside. opened^ the door______and rdeased „ protoartonal basketbaU team, evenly dletrtbube the heat beat- further meetings to negotiate ^ ' Baker Ow™- ••Id Christmas Day. Street. FamUy priced at only $19,200. room Dutch Colonial, breeze- You’ll find listings as up-to-date as today’s headlines. the Burk 648-U08. r OCKVILLB ~ Attractive 3H For Sola 75 toT emeJiincy chute. ’The pas- wlU play the 1151101x1 teoxtom on tt from the sun. the release of three American p,a,^rtum pradlcted the Apol- ‘"™s was weU worth It,” he plsyiSANT room for gentle­ room apartment, stove, refrig­ Norman S. Hohenthal ReaUcr, way cmd garage, 1% acres, aengera aUd down the chute and tomorrow night at 8 In the Mgb 12 midnight—As Thursday prteonera whose return was of- g ^ vlalMe with Mnocu- “****®^ * telephone Interview. On the other hand, if you are a skilled expert and are NOT listed SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch HIU. men, private hmne, parking, MANCHESTER — P art Cbest- erator and heat, amide park­ 648- 1168. $23,900. Plus over 80 more list­ ------z r toon we ion away from too school gym. Proflte toom the Borman monitors syrtems ferod last week. Thuroday night three-year-old son linen service. Call 644-0348. nut Garden Apartmente, avaU- ings. CaU Mitten Realty, Real­ Large, Jumbo size 4-bedroom ALL CASH for your pro^rty toward toe main airport game wiU be donated to the ^^ille Ms crewmates sleep. ’The -Everyone hopes for another ^ ^Bik enough, aosian- ing, residential area, adults, no BEAUTIFUL five room Cape, you’re missing business. Phone today and find out how little it Colonial, family room, formal aUe Jan. 1, VA rooms at $180.; pets. $100. monthly. 649-4824, tors, 843-6930. within 24 hours. Avoid red tope. ^s smoke continued to Student Activity Fund. Tickets .^ececrant is about 70,000 mUea meeting but we have no Indlca- tax the aky la clear ” the reunion after the North ONE LIGHT housekeeping custom buUt, fireplace, ga­ dining room, large living room. F ^. 1 — 8H rooms at $186; 875-1166. costs to let everyone in town know of your know-how. The claisified inatont service. Hayes Agency, ^ ^ „ are available toom teari^ or earth and traveling at „„„ «f when or where it win ^^rmamd Tiamatewi* advised Koreans released the FusMo’s mom. all utilltleB, one adult. heat, hot water, oven range, rage, excellent condition. Cen­ CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, On a high wxxxled lot. PhUbrick tral location. Gerard Agency, section is the first place people look w'hcn they need your speciality! 646-0121. _____ ,1^ BJi ^ plane. Flight 263, VUlage 8p«t Shop. more than 6,000 mUes an hour. .. ^ u.s. spokesman said. ^ gazera to use at Irart oev- 82 crewmen last weekend. On bus line, parking. 272 Main refrigerator, parking and stor­ POUR ROOM apartment, Bab­ on oversize lot 120’ wide, and Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. Sterling declined to talk about 643-0865, 649-0688. exceptionaUy well landscaped. Z: ------had arrived earUer from Tel ^ „ ... 4:61 a.m.—Lovell and Andera -We hope to get our men bad* en-power Mnoculara and to Street. age. no pete. CaU 627-9288 cock HIU Road, Ooveartry. Heat, A,viv Mancheater Evening Herald awoken and, after mnkliig mvlp ^he only way we’ll get word la ^ Horn EFT “* «*Perlence# a prisoner between 9-6 pjn. After 6 p.m., 2-car garage. Bowers School, CeVENTRT — 4% room Ranch, P. hot water, electric stove and HANCHESTTCR, Rockledge cus­ large kitchen, dining area, Airport personnel reported »olIa*»a cMrespondent Bette gatkmal and blomedloal checks, ^rer n radio broadcast” The craft will be "a quarter of tor 11------montha.‘• - 647-1871. refrigerator. $160 per m that might be to see my parents in -Omaha. ! lonlal avaUable. AU the work Then tts on to Oomectlcut,” he ed staircase, heed, hot water, after 3 p.m. ______CaU 649-7387. incident in Greece in the wave Though toe chairman of toe ic. coMtrued as giving the NL^ a M erciiry’s Low psiidng and storage, bus lizw. of a new home has been done Several P erform of plane MJackinga and attacks Chinese Oonununlst party does status equal to Salgwi's In Par­ said. Rent $160. No pets. 649-4S42, t h r e e r o o m s, heat, hot- VERNON — Mourit Vernon lawn, carpet, storm windows C hilly Record SterUng’s parents did not water, stove, refrigerator, dlsh- in varloiM parte of the world. It nothing to dtecourage a cult of is. 8726869. ' Apartments. Now available etc. It won’t last long so call In ‘N utcracker’ dtirred the mUttary-backed adiSation, his party attoeres to Manchester U.S. spokesmen said the NLP come to San Diego, hut the washer. $160. AvaUable new 3H rooms alt $146. a n d m MRCHANT... for early inspection. Norman Several Manchester people Greek regime into immediate the ivie that a man’s private would make as much propegan- WINDSOR LOCKS, Oonn. parents cf Connecticut’s other ONE BSaXtOOM Garden type January 1st. 646-2744 after 5. $160. 4H rooms at $166 and S. Hohenthal Realtor, 648- will perform with the Hartford life—including his birthday—is Vernon M otorist da astt owid out of am prisoner (AP)—Tl»e temperature at the crewmen aboard the v e « l dW apartment. Heat and ap­ $170. Available Jan. 1st, studio 1168. Ballet Company In its presenta­ Within 30 mlnutea after toe at- private. Earlier tola year Mao J e l. releose, perhaps even drag it ^ g^ Weatoer Bureau dipped to “•*• ***• tong Joum^ tor toe pliances Included. $186 month­ apartment at $130. Heat, hot BOL’TON — 6% room Raised tion of "The Nutcracker” to ­ tack Styliano Patokoe, deputy Sharply crlticlzod some of his Charged in Crash out m efforts to make a propa- Oirlstmas Eve ly. CaU Paul W. D ^ a n Real­ water, refrigerator, oven- morrow night at 8 and Saturday premier and Interior minister, associates who broke toe rule to ® xanda toow But the overriding 6 degrees betow sero this mora- Angelo Stnmo of Bartftxxl, tor, 6496886. Read H erald Ads. Ranch, rec room, sun deck, range, disposal, dietiwasher, 1>4 baths, fireplace, 2 acre lot. at 2:80 p.m. at the Bushnell in had arrived for a firsthand celebrate their birthdays puWte- Otto Moody, 20, of 9 Village Soncem of toe U.S. Command Is tog, making it toe ootdest Dec. Oonn., a 28-yeaJW)ld O o m n ^ - waU to waU carpeting, air-con- M YOU’VE GOT TO Only $28,800. Hayes Agency, Hartford. investigatimi.ivesugaTicHi. *y--j - Rockville, was arrested yes- getting the three Americans 26 on record. oatloos Technician W anoara dltloning, swimming po(d end- Mrs. Enid Lyixi, daughter of 646-0181. Officiate threw a heavy police The Soviet Oommuidrt party terday after being invMved in i^wsk wltoout seeming to give xTie old reoord was minus 4, toe PueMo, Chilly Day Footings tentds courts, parking and ______Mr. and Mra. Morton Rosentoal cordon around toe airport and observes decennial birthdays, a one.car accident Ranch, 2 baths, fire- Kristine MUler, daughter of Mr. guns {at the flame-blackened- clal Is 60, 60 or 70, but it Ignores Moody was charged with theft the prieoners there," an Ameri- CXxinootlcut after a ChztM- not so ^ ?*fv» place, barbecue, first floor ^nd Mrs. Durward Miller of 368 plane. those In between. of a motor vehicle and intoxica­ can apokeoman eald after the on which the mean running TELL’ family room, formal din- Lydall St., liave leading roles tion. He is bring presented In Wontod To Rant 68 7116 two Arabs were locked In Despite the official blackout American t<-om returned from tomperature here was Just 6 «*W. Strai» z^Uned tfi| Ing room, modem...... kitchen. 2-" as "Spanish Chocolate” and a small Jail at the edrport. In Peking, Hanoi -Radio reported Manchester Circuit Cknirt 12 to­ the bottleflrid meeting spot degrees above zero. Average for APARTMENT wanted raaaon- car garage, PhUbrick Agency, "Chinese Tea,” respectively. Passengers tind crew mem­ birthday congratulations from day. about 60 miles northwest of Sal- ctoiatm aa is 27 ^ Others from Manchester danc­ I think If they hod bad „ ..___ He said he would go Into de- ably priced, in quiet neighbor- Realtors 649-9847. bers were questioned by police. North Vietnam’s Piestdent Ho Police said Moody was drlv- 1 m n x u uioy However, relief from the ooid ,, "tim e to un- ik TO ing in "The Nutcracker" are Ulging a carctu: ownedUWIICU byuy Clara C 9i^- tn»mthem theTO, they would have to ,, ” hood for couiAe, > chUdren, 2 Mrs. Olaeeman saM that the Chi Mlnh and Nguyen Huu Tho, bedrooma. References. 1-876- w„is 1/kt fiili base- — ' A man KUicc oy me gurnire wbb neaa ok bouui vimiuMin* berlaln r men4 and proposed when he threatened suicide to vlUe Circuit Court 12, Jan. 7. today In Phnom Penh, Cambo­ J ottheCo-Trustoes’ nerio- shopping center. Ample park­ team of advertising artists and merchandising 7a .m. today, some of them Other area police activity: ______'Po­ _ dicri~aooount of the Dolm K kar doing without electricity for ae escape punishment from his dia, quoted the three prteoaera ElAST HARTFORD (API- ing, reflnished inside and father. COVENTRY as urging Amerlcw troops In Uoe have charged a local gaso- out. ExceUent Investment prop­ Form 2? specialists working for you at NO additional cost. long os 80 minutues on one of s L. Pugllose, Foxcroft I T the coldest days of the year. In 1949, having won a 28-year L South Vietnam to mutiny or sur­ line station attendant with mak- “ That fits ^Trustass erty. CaU The R.F. Diinock 2I.0SMAPT67 Trail, Coventry, was charged the of sold estate exhibit soU o p i ^ t TTie Connecticut L lg^ It Pow­ struggle to overthrow the render. ing a false complaint to to sold Oourt at the hnd hour Co. 649-6246. Drop in soon and look it over. It can make your NOW RENTING Chinese government, he em­ with reckless drlvliig. She is above mentioned and that nptlM at 'We caU on American OIb In PoUc® ®nd embosrioment by er Oo. blamed toe trouble on scheduled to appear in Man­ the »""»« and ptooe sst for slid haor- ads SING! a circuit-breaker that faUed at barked on a staggering program South Virinam to demand to go ««®nt after he aUegedly report- tos be given to aU persons to te r ^ to remake the Chinese them­ chester Circuit Oourt 12 Jan, 18. home, refuse to go to the batUe- ®<* *>e was robbed of $200 at ed by enustog a true copy of this Land For Sola 71 Its MontviUe generating station. Older to be pubUshad enoe to soiiM The resulting loss of elect­ selves. front and avoid needleas death.” knifepoint, newspaper havtos a riroatottonto BOLTON —28 acres of beauti Sunm f^ BhooksL His Great Proleterian Cultur- the communique quoted' the Police said the attendant, sold Dbtrlct. a 1% copy sent 1'AVIi.yricity CUiWiOUaffected VU0M/1I$V$«customers VI.of toe WIto 4n Iflftfl la Exam ination Set by moU. postage prapiM to eochri 5167 ful high wooded rolUng land STAMPS-CONHAIM ADVERTISING SERVICE Hartford Electric Light Oo. and bX R e v o lu ^ , prisoners as saying. "If you Tkomas ..J. Halpin, 22, of Bast the followiu nomed;^Tha Oooni^- near new highway, long road clash with the LPAF (Viet Hartford, said the robber was - t * Tnist Cbmnemr, ^One COSY booten in easy-knit ere ideal HEADINGS, CUTS, THEMES AND municipal power companies in '*'**“ ® F f*r P laiiA Post FUso, Hartford, Oonn. for lounging-time! Make them for your­ frontage. Priced to eell. CaU A V A IU 9LE HERE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! Ototon and Norwich as weU as one he says may take 100 years self and extras for gifts! early. Hayea Agency, 846-0181. IDEAS THAT HELP YOU SELL ... the OLIeP customers, since the to complete, O U SaqsL Mao seeks to create the new Pattern No. 5167 has knit directions SOUTH WINDSOR. 16 acres 2- various firms are linked in a for sli sizes — 4 thru 9er D,tay-Aim klsrs,” DlmoA Lera tons. k featured tor a waist nipping nsiiiva Anartnifints from >145 per montk. OLUP customers in Stonlngton, Shao-chl took over “ P ™ « ^ H a r l ^ ‘he oapUves as raying. "W . now asked him tor change, then told Bolton. Oora; Mre. P l^ P. sult with our display advertising staff. “ TOML^il." effect wear with the belt. MANCHESTER 16 acres high North Stonlngton and Mystic, he set out to purge not only U u tor, wlU be ait 1:30 p.m., in the clearly1„ thte war os hlm.” I’ve got a knUe.” forced Driw*w5?^SS2^ ilUmrI|^0tpr and his followers—about a third Municipal BuUding Hearing ^ No. 8390 with Photo-Guide is in See the Stomps-Conhoim Service we who were without power from him to the floor, took the money Noi^ fiM nmm, aasrsu >ita zip codi h i mostly open, prime location ______of China’s ruling elite—but their Room. aggressive and brutal.” Arthur stilt HsaStr, sizes 8 to 18, bust 31Vk to 40. Sizes reasonably priced. Keith maintain to give you truly professional Rtnfob By shortly after 7 to about 8:26. A simUor statement and “ fled. ®"- Clrale. Wori Hartford, Just 504 for the M W ’M Fall t Wiatar 10, 32V5 bust, 3V* yards of 45-inch. Realtor CLAP said another 9,000 of poUtloal philosophy os well. The position, newly opsoted. Agency 6464126. 646-1922. results. PAUL W. DOUG-AN, broadcast by the Viet Oong « - U M IM I M«iy lovely designs I Directions iIN i soe la Stlai atail IS« to flrit.«lt«) Its customers In the Lyme-East The success of hls effort can- wlU pay $8,190 to $10,140 an- keltard ■all aaS isacisl kaalMaa to tats pattoa. dio.. It gave'no hint of wh« the P®U«® and they broadcast for knitted stole and patterned vest in 649<4535 HOTPOINT _8ua Buraatt. Msnchssler Lyme area were out lor about not;^be assessed yet, but one fact nuaJly. j. ee would be freed. •« *®r ths robber. They ,SSlb*“^3r?L sizes 3648; crocheted Prmpon hat! Sveaiaa HaraM, IMP AVX. W H o iim s For Sola 72 16 minutes, from 7:16 to 7:80. seems unassailable: The person chosen later canceled the alert. i OaT^aatle, Oonn., a, la- ONC P l ^ Idaal pick-up-and-carry Air i i liiM , ifiw voBX, m.f . HELCO customers In New He controls the mainland’s new town .ptenner J. Eric Pot­ atitchini! Siinpla dasigns - unusual TWO-FAMILT, 6-6, 2 years old. major sources of propaganda ter, who earns to Manchsetor Man’e autonomic nervous ays- ^ ‘^ r a lS P rin t Nm m , ABBrtu with ZIP CODE. Ityli London and areas served by rrom ______- — ‘®*A responds to loud sounds by ®*'‘Y today, awaiting the ar- quilta - Strliif of Beads, dainty ap- NtMihir MM Blu. modem kitchen, lar^ rooms, Comor ©f SvM Slat* Soad & HBItard Streot municipal utilities In Oroton and communication and may from Windsor on Oot, 21. Pot- pUqua; Siatar'a Choice, a pieced ster- ter succeeded Joseph Thmaky, raising hls blood preasuro, heart jUval of a ball oommisstoner. J. THE NEW Fall & Winter '68 issue of gt>od neighborhood. By (tppotiiL well be on the way to total dom­ like motifl Pattern pieces, directions — and Norwich were affected for • m . m Basic FASHION is here with many bright m eat. PhUbrick Agency, 849> Modalf Open from 2:00 p.m. Iffi dark who had resigned for a almUar rate, respiration and blood H® '*[!*.,J?**?*^*? *^********' *“ ' CSm. os 12 quilts. ait2-f0q a periods ranging up to half an ination of a reshuffled Commu­ Clroult Oourt Jan. 20. capy! wardrobe ideas. Send 504 lor your copy. 6347. auger. Bueralaa ed hour, nist party following the ninth port in Norwalk. \ m w

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 The Weather PAOi Twnnr-EiGHT iKanrtfPBtrr lEwning l|fraU» Avm gg Dafljr Not Prggg Rm Gold with onow cootinuliig Ite w Weah MO. to the night Lowa In aOa. Ae- lage haa plans to eaudraot tt> cumulatioiw 8 to • Inchea be­ aervad as an aocaaa road for a 16, froim ttw sta te to ttw U J , Nevaiwhtr Ig, 1MB fore changing to aleet. Tomer- Tba flatdor dwtai «< North Fenton obooM. Favon tor the traya Town Regains M ancheeter Community OoDaga Gtovananent. campus on land oft HDMown ila n r l| r 0t?r iEiirnttig H^raUi were made by the auxlUary and row rabi, high In 80a United XathOdlat Ohureh and campus, originally plwhad lor The govemmant had odb- Rd. About Town the girl acoute. iraMb ODBgratatloiial Cbnreh of Strip of 'Land he NilU Site. veyed ttw Nike Site land to ttw 1 5 .3 4 1 Mmnehaatar— A City of Village Charm Hartford wU praaant a Chrtat- Hospital Patients Flrat grade pttpila at tlw ■nnm of M aneheater on July M, h m BpNT C M «01 IBMt Skinner Road School made a In a . quitclaim deed dteied $200,000 in Refunds PRICX t e n ’c eo tb ____ _ Jan. U at aw rfi*- maa ooneait Sunday a t 7 :k0 p.m . To Nike Site Dec. 16, signed by State Treas­ 1066, under th e stIputeiMon th a t (Obwalftod Advertlabig on Vpgo 14) at North Methodiat Church, aoo Enjoy Turkey variety of flgurea out of p^per aerea clerk’s offlea, tha state baa re­ ofttoe taatw to hoKBnc about tiarbir-i nekati may ba ob- The "Ao vialton except im­ turned title to tlw land to ttw on Dec. 16, H6B, a fte r the could go home tor the boUdaya mediate tamny" rale la atm in of land extending from 8. Mtate 6200,000 In refund dwobo that It Winad anm tlw ataarard. Daad- Gobi Aida Infant did ao, the SB patienU who had St. to the old Nike Site, deeded town. state took over ttw oparatloa Mw for dbtaMBV tiekata la effect a t the iKMqdtal duo to of aU oommwiliy ooUagaa. toys are wvMHwraUe beoauw to remain received special to the state In August 19M. OwneiaMp of the S8.9 son of faulty adaraaaw Wedpeaday, Jan. •. caSOAOO — High maternal the many oaaaa of flu. Hbwaver Nike Site was quitclaimed Dee. Iganchaster Community Col­ weight gate during pragiwncy la treatment Chriatmaa Day. caroleta wan aOoarad In ttw The narrow strip waa to have A turkey dinner with all the Kambera of the American L«- related to Mgh Mrtti weight of oorrldota. the bUby and ttwrefore wlH da- fIxtegB waa aerved. Outelde the glon wUl meet tordght a t 7:>0 building a lighted tree etood at a t the WJ>. Quiah Funeral oreaaa ttw rate of prematurity, Home. » Mate St., to pay re- aooordlng to flndinga of ttw Ool- the eaat end. Ftowere and othw Dies of Injuries Ibboratlve Study o< Oerebral decoratlona were placed ^tecte to the late Thomaa J. throughout the building. Nbllett, a member. Belay. Also, high maternal WATBaiBURT (AP) — Joseph weight waa foimd to be aaeodatr H w Hoapltal Auxiliary fol­ P. Oorcoraa 1®. o t Waterbury STARTS TODAY has died of todurles roooived 11w Oanter Oon*regattotwl ed with belter growth and per- lowed Sa uaual cuatom of tak­ tonnance in the kndaiS’s flrat ing around a beakat of gifta wtwn he waa struck by a truck a n irc h ofBoe vrlU be oloaed New from which patienta could on Baldwin Street Tear'a Day. year. JANUARY Safe JANUARY Astronauts WHITE SALE CORSET SALE b r o a d s t r e c t Famoui Name Sheets, Cases, Towels, Lin* All tha wanted famous'name brand girdles + But ‘Peril State’ Still On • • • # and bras In white and luscious pastel col* Splashdown Monchwlwr.... ens. Blankets, Mattress Covers and Pads, Pillows — Everything drastically reduced ors. Coma early for bait selection. Stock a Open IS AJd. to 10 PJL! for great savingsl up now on your favorites! e Ample Free Parking! Fuel-Flu Crisis a "Cawrge-It” with your A ^Bullseye^ ______C.B.T. or C.A.P. SILF-SiRVICE DIPT STORE Charge Card! Easing in N. Y»C, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ABOARD USS YORKTOWN (AP) — C3imax^ a NEW TORK (AP) — The orl- tag," mid Thnodiy W. OcxfHto, HOUSE dw man attttag In tor Mayor magnificent space odyssey, the Apollo 8 mom ei^or- akte/v ChustiMM ate cranted by a. flu efMtmlo ers came home from the heavens today, storing their Better Values, Day la - Day OutI and lagging fuel oil dellvertea Jotat V. Undaay. “Wa ara mak­ eaaped today but not enough to ing progreaa” __ _ spaceship to a pinpoint landing less than three miles reaelnd Itw "atato c< pctll" de- Undaay left ttw city Thuiaday from the main recovery ship in a dark Pacific Ocean. ctaw d for tlw city, New Tccfc’a fW a vacation in dw Baharoaa Air Foroe Ool. Frank Borman, MdUng matyor aald. cdter laautog a atatenwnt on ttw Navy OaptL Janwa A. Lovell Jr. ttwt w« had befora we left ttw oriris to wMcb be ealted for eoc- and Akr Force MAJ. WUUam A. ■nw Board of Health deolared Oepe kwt weto." traordtaary effoita to gef fuel to Andera reported they were in The aatronauta had been away ttw etato of part! Thunday after urtwated btiUdlitga with to ft excellent condition after ttw mo- the aty beallb oommteahxwr from eartti exactly rix daya HALE nwntoun Jounwy. ------, ------mrea nours on » ttirea hour* on a dramatic-mi*-.v ..—- m i 'v etam noed ttwC tfaraa New York- The health commlaaloner. Dr. era Iwd dtod from lack of beat They landed Juri; before dawn ttutiled the wotM and BJdward O’Rourke, aald three and waited pefienitty to th to ckweup took COAT amd 10,000 morn ware mrtoualy warn dlrecUy attrllxite- Use Your CRT or U fff ■IWK llWlVa. tsobbtag apaoaaMp tor 46 mliv- ^ myaterlous orieritol ble to lack of boat. Hla dejwrt- utes uefU ttw that raya of light Ttw deetenfton oanw five utes untU ttw ttari raya of light n^hbor ttwt haa intrigued hu- H o u m & H a l* ment eetlmated that 2,400 peo­ began to IHumlnate ttw Paclfle q,, beglmriqg. ^ ttbmr a offttenwiit waa ple would die in the elty thla C h a i ^ ! naofaad to a week-kwg Mrlka of week, half from flu emnpUea- They traveled 69 houra out­ fual dtllvaram. thidw ttw Mate dfcop Into ttw mea to aecure ow ward to ttw moon, olrtded H 10 Major Label Uona. 8 craft. c t peril, aniy turi flmw tiwC re- With temperaturee dlpi)lng to tlmea in 20 hours at an altttude low to oooperato to maJdag America’* noweri heroes end­ of 70 miles and then raced home the teena, the city remained In ed man’s greeteft space adven­ emergency deltvarieo could be the grip of a flu epidemic that along a 68-hour corridor. They ture and one of hlstary'a mori logged about 687,000 perfect 12" Hi-Fi Record Albums had drained ita a i^ y of vao- momentous exptorattens when 'Tha criala la defhdtoty eaa- milea. a Momos A Papas! clne. Slightly higher tempera- they survived man's hotteft and • Dacca! turea were torecaat tor today. • Roger W illiam s! THE SALE dive through the atmon- • Dunhilll new highs j Deputy Mayor Timothy W. phere and pazaefauted tato a I • KappI 1 4 7 a Bart Koampfert! OoeteUo- aald Health Depart­ gently xelltog aea about 6,000 • Rsprissi • BaoHae! in fashion ment peraoimel would be ata- yards from the Yorktown. Apollo S ‘FirBte’ YOU'VE BEEN tkmed at about 100 fuel depota • Capitoll e Lou Rawle! Jet Crashes The arinnauta rifanbed tato a and beauty . . . In the city "to order that thoee Ufa raft and were holfted SPACE CENTER, Hous­ • MOM! • Beach Boyt! ton (AP) —ApoBo 8 brought new lows building* Identified a* health aboard a bekeopter 80 mtautes WAITING FOR! Into Snow; emeixenelea receive ott on a after laadiiM. Tbey were ferried to earth today an acUeve- I priority baala.” nwnt record includtag tfaena . in pricagf qrichly to the carrier, wfeioh More than TOO unheated build- had ateamed toward ttw scene World's Greatest Artists on ti^ have been deatgnated an up by helicopter from their Apollo 8 spacecraft in from the moment of touchdown. —U demcnetreted ttw Sat­ None Killed emergency hospital* becau*e of Astronauts Jamas A. Lovdl Jr., left, William A. urn 6 rocket can leuneb men the Pacific Ocean. Picture" from CBS Tdeviaion. With a beautiful dawn break­ SIOUX CUTT, lowa (AP) — a large number of 111 reaidenta. Anders, center, and Frank Borman, right, stand on ing over ttw Pacitic, Borman, eafoiy to ttw moon. “When aurii order* are not —It leoanured apace of- An Owrk Ah- U iwb DOB Jet (AP Photofax). Lovell and Andera were dapoalt- 12" Hi-Fi & Stereo IP's complied wkh.” OoeteUo aald. deck of USS Yorktown today after they were picked flolata of ttw safety of ttw with 62 paasengers crashed into ed on the carrier deck ojt 12:20 "the commiwloner of health, p.m. E8T. spaoeeMp, rederigned after heavy enow to a grove of trees under powere granted to him • Reck 'n' Roll! • Frank Sinatra! Hundreds ot aailors cheered three aetronautn died In a • PatulaOark! on talwcff fttim ttw gtoux Otty during ...... ------a atete---- of parU, . wUl Presidemt fhones Word of Splashdown and sna|>ped'plcfurea ak ttie apaeeowaft Are ta 1967. • Country A Wae'tarn! Airport Friday momtag, but no press riwrgea agauwt thom rm - e Lawrence Walk! bearded adventuren atopped on —It proved the ptapotat • Popular Vocalists! Ota Wm UBed or aarioualy to- pontoUe." deck and strolled a bit uneasily aeouracy of guldanoa and • BrMdway Shows! a Joan Harris! jm d . OOsteUo eatlmated that 28,000 acroan a red carpet rolled out navlgBtkm systems and of • ' liMtrumantali! e Johnny Cash! "Tlw WWW la what paved ua," apartment* <» homes In the city Wires Endure Ordeal in Prayer for the oooaaicn. good quality toro-wey votoo a Jimmy Dean! arid a paapwigar, Atrmen Larry vrere without heat. The Health communtaation at lunar die- e Childrant Records! CDmwwH, 22, Pender, Neb. "It Department said 100,000 persona The aatrooauts were dressed a Peik! J a n ! • Johnny Rivers! friends—especially wives of fth 'You Just bet we wlU,” aald In whtte fkgfat auits, into which waa a soft landtag. 'Ihona wa* Hvlng In urtoeated ^ unit*, SPACE CENTER, Hootom ed to see the astronauts and Mrs. Bormen, her face beam­ —n ftwwed iqwcemen no x«*l Iwrd Jar. Jtwt a rie*, their wives soon. er astronauts—arrived early they had changed udiUe wafttag (See Page Eight) (AP) — For the families of the with cakes. ing. for recovery. can navigate to specific floathw atop." *nw aiipkaw, Ape^o 8 astronauts the 147-hour "Thai* you, Mr. Preeldent," Tha ApoUo 8 wives, like most moon landing sites using on flight Nb. 962 from Sioux OMy There was one family mem­ They amlled and waved to ac­ Complete Selection of ordeal of the ojpaoo ship’s fan­ aald Mrs. Borman. ‘T think It la of the astronaut wives, carried knowledge ttio cheere of tho lunsr lanftnsriDS. to CMoago, landed on tts beUy a well-deserved victory. Thank ber, however, who got out of attar ka itgbt wing dipped aa it tastic round trip to the moon bed only briefly lor 'the festivi­ their seven-day ordeal weU. sailors. —It sent good tolevifton ended as tt began: on a rell- you tor your thoughtfulneaa. Instead of shutting themselves pdntures from 'hnsr orbit took off, wltnease* said. The ties. Four-year-old Eric Andera Barman stepped to a micro­ C gloua note. 'Ihai* you very much." off from the world as their hus­ phone and thanked the crew for and from point* in apsoe be­ 45 RPM TOP RECORDS plane’s right wtag waa atwared Navy Begins became ill during the night end M ra LoveU began her day bands faced unprecedented dan­ the great recovery operation. tween moon and earth. oft. And the wives of Air Force had 102-degree temperature. • Abrahom, Martin Ool. Frank Borman, Navy (3apt. wHh a private communion at St. Mary O’Neill, a nurse who la a gers, they shopped, want to "Wet’re very happy to be here • Elvit Praeley! Ambrianoea ruttwd at least 82 John’s Episcopal Churdi. church and got together with and John! • Tha Classic IV! jmriMM., many of ttwm return- Questioning jEunes A. Lovell Jr„ and Air famUy friend, said It was noth­ with you,” Borman said. "We Force MJa. WUUam A. Andera And a maaa was recited in the ing serious—^Juft a head eftd. friends. appreclato yow efforts. We a Soulful Strut! e The Beach Beys! tag home from Ctvtatmaa holi­ TTie strain showed to their To reach their landtag target day vtaMa, to hoqpttalB, where got a telephone call from Presi­ living room of the Andera home know you hod to stay out here • Bella Linda! Thursday night the three faces on the morning of the In the Pacific, Borman, Navy e Vanilla Fudge! spokesmen aald mori of the In- dent Johnson minutes after — just as It waa on- launch laet wives were together for the first over Christmas.Christmas, k It seenu mat that " jr and Pueblo Crew Saturdays launch, when there were twro • I'm Gonna Moke You a Dion! Jiariea conalated of bruteea and word that the space craft and time since long before the Dec. Jhn Lov^ and_ I alweya seem Air Force MaJ.' WUBam xA. . An-An­ Mrs. Frank Borman had the fingernaU-biting times —^t h e to fly to Deoember: Love Mel • Stormy! e Diana Rose! SAN DIEOO, CaUf. (AP) — ita Inli^id crew had splashed 21 launch. They went to a party ders survived man’s hotteot and "It made me a firm believer The Navy is conducting liAeiv down safely. comfort of the Rev. James C. launch Itadf on the world’s big­ "But on Oemtai 7," he added, • Saoeon of the Witch! e The Grassroots! Buckner from St. Christopher’e at the home of Fred Wallace gest rocket and the maneuver fastest re-entry through ttw at- in seat belU," aald another pas- alve questioning of the freed The President told the wives, Haise Jr., who was the backup "weto got Domehome beforeoemce utimOhrbitmas iiBni • if I Con Dream! in a conference call, that the Eptacopel Church to League that put the spacecraft on a "We are very proud to be p art ' aeiwer. Spec. 6 Oirtia Eng, crewmen of Ow USS Pueblo aft­ for Jim LoveU on this flight. Apollo 8 slammed tato ttw out­ Flandreau, 8.D., who waa head­ er eooamtalng doctora reported prayers of ttie whole country Oty, Tex., Juft as on Saturday. path to ttw moon. of this greri aebtevement. had coctrtbuted to the success There was champagne in the "Having a big celebration to­ We’reVW Av proudIMWW Vhof itAw andTTf weVW ap- er------limits of the atmoepbwe . _ at. . ed tor Ft. CamikwU, Ky. {tndlng no aertoua defecto, other morrow nlghtT” someone asked. (8ee Page Eight) "As we were leaving the end than malnutrition. of the Otyfat. He said he expect­ toe bOK at aH three homes, and predate the part you played In 24,680 mUee an hour, ym* pun- of the runway and making our A team of more ttwn 100 InteB- letttig us badi^ »ahed by forces nearly kevan sharp climb, I heard a popping ligence specialists began talking Borman, Lovett and Andera times the pull of gravity and in the right engine,” aald with crewmen Thursday after­ ek looked ta great ftiape as ttwy waa bllftered by neat of mora Oomwell, who la stationed at left ttw mlorophone and walked than 6,000 degreea B’shrertwit. noon in what win become one of * . . . >.___ MWThe____ aetronauto*------bad been— rwvon a Stewart Air Force Base near the moat exhaustive Inverilga- to an elevator, which took them Newburgh, N.Y. down,to a sick bay for a medl- perfect course since they fired ttoM ot' a toae of a OMp in Navy themselves out of moon orbit "The plane veered off to the htetory, otflctal* aald. oal examination. rlriit, then veered sharply to the early' Wednesday and started The InvesUgatom want to their 68-hour, 288,000-mlle home­ left, and the next thing I knew know prevlaely how much aeiiri- we were crashing through trees ward Journey. So oocurate was tive electronic equlpmsnf may Man in Space: the path that three planned mid­ w w and anew.” have been left tataot when the One engine continued to whine The Box Score course correettone were oan- North Koreans took oontnd of ceUod. A ll ONE PRICE after the Jet came to reat In the inteUgenoe veaael. rixNit 14 Inchea of snow. SPACE CENTER, Houston Like a speeding bullet, Apol­ The aUrcumatanoea of the Jan. (AP )— With the flight of Hw plane cut a wwide path ^ capture and treatment of the lo’s veloolty gradually Increased All ~ Occasion Cards, tool ApoUo 8, the United Staton- until It reached a breath-taking Oaeugh ttw ^ b ^ o o ^ Americana atsoalso oonoem the SUPERB MINK TRIMMED to rest uprljdJL There was no Soviet man In space boxscore 24,630 m.p.h. os U slammed tato quesUoneni to great degree. now reads: the outer boundaiy of ttw The word on the besdth of the « AUTUMN HAZE platw, with a crew of U.S. Busola earth’s atmosphere 400,000 feet 82 crewmen, returned to the Manned flights 18 10 above the Paciflo Ocean. That's « NATURAL MINK (Bee Page Two) United States last Tuesday after Multi Mon flights 12 2 7,000 miles faster than any pre­ « $1 11 months captivity In North Ko­ Manned Hours vious masvto-rqwce re-entry. BOXES ■ • CERULIAN rea, came In a news conference in space 8,218 620 Frlotinn Immediately built up Thursday from Rear A dm. Hor­ Men to space 32 18 and the craft’s beat shield was • LUTETIA ace D. Warden, conmianding of­ Space walks 9 1 blistered by tempersturea of • SILVER BLUE Living Costs ficer of the U.8. Naval Hospital Time outside more than 6,000 degrees Fah­ here. capsule 12 hts. 10 mins. Compoiable Values renheit. But the temperature to 170 to 25 Cords Per Box| "AH of them show effects of Rendezvous to space 12 1 the cabin remained a oomforta- $85.00 to $119.95 malnutrition .. . instability in Space Unkupe 7 9 ble 70 degrees. Rise Again balance . . . and no doubt there Before Iritttag atinos- Oor famous once-o-yeor event! are other deilclencies which we ttw WASHINOTON (AP) — lAv- pbere, the astronauts Jettlsonsd Wonderful assortment of Christmas ing cost* rose another four- have not yet had ttow to ftudy WUh ttw estronaute safely on Luscious Colors ond Block In depth," Worden said. Until a service module attaobed to and oil-occasion cords in attractive tenths of one per oent loft the carrier, officials in ttw Mls- the cabin. The shedding of this designs of every description . . . all SIZES: 3 TO 15, 6 TO 16 PETITES, 8 TO 18 MISSES, 14/2 WOMENS month, continuing the ftiarpeft now, he said, there have been elon Oonbrol Center to Houfton no serious defects noted. equlpmeeit biy reduced ApoUo price spiral stace 1961, the gov­ unfuriod a large American flag 8's weight from 31,600 to about complete with envelopes. He said all orswmen exam- Amazing savings await you during our great of tcr-Christmqs Coat Sale! These coals are superb ernment reported today and the "Star Spangled Ban­ 12,000 pounds. Although grocery price. ner" was idayed over a oommu- To reduoe the effect of gra vity in every detail. The season's most wanted silhoueltees arid colors ore ready for ycbtr approval ntaaticiwCstttew oircuK.OircuK. ^ buildup, ApOMo 8 eklppsd Hb* a .... NOW. / «. stone off the atmosphers at toT^wuslig.^riSuitog, Warden said ttw men also ore 180.000 feet, bouncing back out S^SJJ^on «rm*Uool oara ‘• Labor Department’s tog since "all persons who have a. It dropped for (tlw sea. They before msktag ^ S S w m er prtoe Index up to undergone an cr