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.) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT lEwning 1l|iran> A v er^ Daily Net Press Rail The Weather For the WMk Ended Clear and cold again tonlglit, "X Deoembor S, 1968 A b o u t T o w n ' h low 16-20; stumy tomorrow V ^ ' ' ' Workshop Students morning -wiUi increasing cloudi Denitii J. Strimlke, 19, aon ASSOCIATED PRESS ton, Vt. Jacksonville, Fla., had ment, is about a mountain under terms of a federal grant party such an outseinding suc- The Isecond big snowstorm of ^ above zero, Damaged, U.S. Admits climbing expedition led by Sir from the Office of Economic cess^” Fendell said. the new winter whipped into the * inches of snow fell Edmund Hillary, conquerer of Opportunity. There were literally scores of Midwest today alter dropping between Dalhart, in the Texas Mt. Everest A luncheon of spaghetti and people who contributed, ^ he up to two feet of enow In the Panhandle, and Clayton, N.M. meatballs was prepared and noted. southern Rockies. Rain slicked roads south of 8. Sgt. Edward D. Phillips, served- by the Poster Grandpar- Children at the Bunce Cen- Warnings of heavy snow and the snow zone. husband of the former Ruth A. ents. ter operated by the MAHRC enjoyed serving near-blizzard conditions went In the East, snow flurrifes per Targets All Adamy, daughter of^Mr. and Other refreshments, .consist- » Christmas party out to the. area between north sisted near the Great Lakes and Mrs. Samuel Adamy of 174 Ing of soft drinks, cup cakes, ice Thursday. you..liopd to serve you again! ern New Mexico and northern in the northern Appalachians. Parker St., has re-enlisted in cream and the like were con- Among those visiting them Missouri and southern Iowa." Binghamton, .N.Y., received an Said ]\Jilitary the U. S. Air FV>rce at Goose tributed by Stop and Shop on was Mayor Nathan Agostinelli, Notices of hazardous driving Inch In the six hours before mid night, bringrlng the ground cover AB, Canada. He is an air po W. Middle Tpke. who, in his role as president of DEE'S conditions were issued for Mis By Pentagon lice supervisor, a t Okx«e with Kenneth Charles, the store’s the Civitan Club, distributed souri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, there to seven inches. the Strategic Air Command. He Foster grandparents Mrs. Grace Symington, left, and Mrs. Gyrene Booth offer* BURR CORNERS PLAZA (Near Caldor’s) Southern Iowa, Illinois and most The sudden storm develop manager, and Miss Ann Petrie- candy, ment in the Southwest Monday WASHINGTON (AP) — Is a g^duate of Manchester ca, its oftice head, were gmests workers seconds on cupcakes. MANCHESTER, CONN. of Indiana. Qgh School night hit northwestern New Thy Pentagon has acknowl and brought a small gift for Skies began clearing in the Mexico with 46 to 60-mUe winds, each worker. During the social I P r : r - - r edged that civilian areas in The Kiwanis Club of Man Students Home Gallup, N.M., area. A foot of causing minor damage. North "Vietnam have been time following the luncheon, snow had piled up at the Gallup About 200 travelers were chester, Inc. will meet Tuesdayl Charles entertained the grou^ For Christmas airport smd seven Inches In Las damaged during U.S. air noon at the Manchester Coi^try stopped on New Mexico 44 raids but declares that with magic tricks. Vegas, N.M. southeast of Farmington by Club. New members will be in Later, Miss Ann Benson, a Nine Manchester and area Highways in northern New only military targets have ducted. blowing and drifting snow, ?nd^ Manchester High School junior, studenU at Albertus Magnus Mexico that had been closed traffic on Interstate 40 at Oona- been scheduled for attack. sang several selections, accom- College, New Haven, have re- during the night were opened nental Divide, east of Gallup* The Defense Department Manchester Assembly, Order panying herself on the guitar, ccntly returned to their homes today. But state police report statement said, in part: of Rainbow for Girls, will have was held up about three hours She is the daughter of Mr. and tor CHiristmas vacations. snow in the Santa Rosa area on after a tractor-trailCr truck “It is impossible to avoid all a business meeting and exempli of 348 They are Miss Susan Lund- U.S. 66 was slowing traffic. damage to civilian areas, espe fy the majority d ^ e e Monday Mrs. Robert Benson jacknlfed. Motels in Gallup Woodbridge St. gren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moving eastward, the storm filled as motorists sought haven. cially when the North Vietnam a t , 7:30 p.m. |at the Masonic Norman Fendell, founder of Herbert Lundgren of 123 Ct>n- dumped snow on Kansas, west ese deliberately emplace their Temple.; Refreshments will be Chill weather spread as far eis the workshop and former presi way Rd.; Miss Patricia Rack- ern Missouri and western and air defense sites, their dispersed served. the Northwest doeist where the dent of the MEinchester As- owski,' daughter of Mr., and Mrs. central Nebraska. mercury dropped to the freezing POL — petroleum, oil and lubri sociatlon for Retarded Children, 764 Cen- Three inches of snow fell in mark, 32. cants — sites, their radar and William R. Paquette, sOh of pralsed the efforts of all who ^ - M i^ Eileen D ^ y six hours in Garden City and other military facilities in pop Mrs. Lena Paquette of 41 Llped to make the party a sue- Sallna, Kan. ulated areas, and indeed some Lyness St., has recently been Light snow fell in the Great times on the roofs of govern elected to Who’s Who in Ameri Lakes region. ' ment buildings.” can Universities and Colleges. pu.dp.renta, who h.v, Umltod " , ot » ai.d incomes. Cold weather stretched across Road Deaths Pentagon officials said the He is a graduate of Manchester Mrs. George Blake of 46 Elsie statement was ' issued in re ’’I think their putting on this dj. the north and reached deep Into High School, and a member of the southeast. sponse to questions from the ' the senior class at Central Conn party symbolizes the warm re- Îso, Miss Patricia Kelly, Temperatures dropped early Reach Seven New York Times. ecticut State College, New Brit lationship they have developed daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Chrls- in the day to -20 in International * The U.S. statement empha ain. with the students," Fendell said, topher Kelly of 41 Linnmore Dr. FallSi Minn., -18 in Grand In the State sized that American “policy is Many individuals and grroups Miss Jane L. Wagner, daughter Fords, N.D., and -3 in Burllng- to target North Vietnamese mil Patrick Humphrey of 75 also contributed gifts for the af- of Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner Don’t Believe the Sign NEW HAVEN (AP) —Two itary targets only, particularly This ear, driven by Vietnam politician Dr. Phan Quang Dan, lies gutted in the Birch Mountain Rd. has been fair, said Fendell. of 131 Bolton St.; Miss Mary fatal highway accidents Mon those which have a direct im street outside his home in Gia Dinh after an assassination attempt. Dr. Dan appointed a naitional aide-de- One such gfroup was the work- McKeon, daughter of Mr. and This temperature sign near the center of Philadel pact on the movement of men ers at Iona Manufacturing Co., Mrs. Richard McKeon of 94 day night boosted the Christ phia was confused after the Christmas snowstorm. received leg and thigh wounds from fragments of metal aftyr the explosion camp of the VFW of the United ICC to Hear Rail mas weekend traffic toll to and supplies into South Viet States. He is a member of the who gave the students a stereo Wedgewood Dr.; Miss Patricia Although it registered 80 degrees, the correct tem nam. caused by a thrown grenade or a device attached to the car. (AP Photofax) Manchester VFW. phonograph. Ernest Sleith, an Hogan, daughter of Mr. and Merger Details perature was close to freezing. Motorists in the “These targets Include roads, Iona executive, was the group’s Mrs. James T. Hogan of 141 and' a woman were feared lost background were dodging snowdrifts and highway railroads, bridges, railroad , Miss Pamela Covey, daughter representative at the party. Bolton St. and Miss Eileen Ur- Starting Jan. 16 slippery areas, belying the reading. (AP Photofax) junctiohs, POL facilities, mili Assassination Bid Fails His brother, William Sleith, ban, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. on Long Island Sound during of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. the (Christmas Eve snowstorm. tary barracks and .supply de I Covey of 5 Francis Dr. is a president of Iona, was recently Stanley Urban of 138 Bolton St. WASHINGTON (AP)—An In pots. student at the North Shore Chil chosen "employer of the year” ------;------terstate Commerce Commission Henry Stolndck, 20, of Ham “They also Include those an- dren’s Hoîtal School of Prac by the Nattonal Association for. Waged on Malaria examiner formally set Jan. 16 den, was walking along the cen tiaircrEift and SAM — surface- Cavalry Repels tical Nunsing, Salem, Mass. Retarded Children because of _ o j today for the start of hearings ter esplanade of the Coimebtlcut to- air missile — sites which hiwtr,,, Geneva, Switzerland —When Raymond Thompson, workshop manager, opens the package with the help of in Westport Monday Mansfield Initiates The hospital has the first prac the firm s enlightened hiring Health Organization Into how the bankrupt New endanger-the lives of American other eager hands. It’s a stereo phonograph. York, New Haven and Hartford when a car that had just tical nurse program in New po cies. X. “ t. * began its antimalaria cam- pilots.” England and was among the Iona not only, subcon racts f ^ billion , people Railroad shall bo merged Into been involv^ In a collision, Great, Society Probe. The! i^|r defenses surrounding; first few in the nation to be Jobs to the workshop, but also MAY HAPPINESS LIGHT UP the New York Central-Pennsyl- struck and WHed him, state po- *r~ Hanqi, the North Vietnamese awarded full accredation by the employs numbers of retarded vania Railroad syslem. WASHINGTON (AP)i —Dem- Mansfield said his recom- capital, are considered by U.S. SAIGON, South Vietaam (AP) chnet Cl Llydrgopd of ^lUngg;, National Leagûe for Nursing adults at its Regent St. plant. per cent are pix>tect- YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON! Examiner Arthur S. Present The driver, Stilson Shenan, 36, ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield mendations were not in re military men to be the most sor ‘— A battalion of.- North Viet Mont. ■ ' Education. Other events at Thursdays from the threat of malaria;. ■aid in Ws nlno-page order that of Norwalk, was charged with set wheels In motion today for a sponse to Democratic election phlstlcated ever faced by Amer- >Ur etrikes, fire from n CAvak] the hearings -will be held In New negligent homicide. namese regulars overran vpet- ^ ' platoon on high ground near IT’S A' PLEASURE TO WISH _ , . u .T . , T, 1 . arwi suggcstcd "major re-examina- losses or complaints by Demo-. fliers. Some pilots call Ha- ______three-quarters are in areas tions of about 170 UB. caVedry- by and shells from artillery at a ■Where the disease has been York a ty at the Hotel Biltm^^^ v e ^ d I ^ ^ G ^ a t l ^ ’ by the sS ate of “Great cratic governors about ad ’ ’ nol “Dodge City/' OUR FRIENDS THE BEST. Indications are that the hear- a friend, 20-year-old Fred Gua- _tmHrm nf onma nroo-rnma Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. men In the OW s>,Fbot area landing zone 3^ miles away eradicated or where a public ings will take at least six weeks, rlno of Hamden, were w alking___f helped to break the attacks. health campaign is in progrress. controversial laws such as the He noted that he had been John p. McConneU once de- near the centr^/eoast before with the evidence to be Intro- away from their disabled car, ons that has ever been known in daW today pnfl inflicted hea-vy The action was the major duced by the New Haven trus- which they had parked on the draft, income tax and foreign saying for more than a year aid. casualties, 'but finally broke' aAd combat on a day which also tees expected to take a month esplanade, that it was time for Congress to (See Page Twenty-Seven) American brought an assassination at BANTLY OIL CO.. INC. Mansfield Issued his recom “stop, look and listen.” fled under intensive by Itself. In Windsor Locks, Mrs. mendations for a “thorough- fire. tempt against a leading South Present listed tfiese as some Maude TWbodeau, 63, was n»oohd look” at maior Nor, he said, were Vietnam Cavalrymen sweeping the bat- Vietnamese politician in Saigon 331! MAIN STREET , MANCHESTtft war costs the reason for Con tlefield at dawn found 62 enemy ..and three raids by B52 heavy programs * from medicare and gress to pause and re-examine. Heading Home —Is it legally possible to in- Road Monday night when a car civil rights to farm subsidies in bodies and 44 fresh graves. bombers against Communist dude the New Haven in the pro- struck and killed her. Police “With or -without Vietnam, in Britons Flee positions in South.Vietnam. a letter to the Senate’s 17 com Former President Some of these ,men of .Hanoi’.s posed Penn Central system 'said the driver kept on going, mittee chairmen. my judgment, the Senate of the 22nd Regiment, 610th pivlslon, — Assassins attempted to ki& without the consent of the rail- The search for two Branford Dwight D. Eisenhower Dr. Phan Quang Dan, but oidy .Such studies, the Montanan United States, through its corn- Prison Cells evldenUy were killed by Com road’s security holders. This , is men and a woman missing sihee is due to leave Walter munist Are when they ran into a wounded him slightly. proposed by the New Haven oSaturday, when they set out on overcxtenslons and gaps In in pew- bility for beginning the kind of In Yule Rush Reed Hospital today- trap set in the hope' that Ameri Dr. Dan, 48, was m a Jaunty tnistees. a duck-himtlng expedition,' was er programs, and update and top-to-bqttom oversight which is following a Dec. 12 cans -would do the running. mood when newsmen inter- —What indemnities,. If any, resumed today. suggested herein,” he said. check equity of administration LONDON (AB) — Eight more gall, bladder operation. The Americans were about 60 viewed him in a local hospital should be imposed to protect ^ e Their 16-foot outboard boat Meuisfield sAid the 90th Con troopers of C CJbmpany, 1st Hat- after doctors removed metal handling of older laws such as con-victs have escaped from He plans to go to his (See Page Three) Selective Service. gress, opening Jan. 10, would Gettysburg, Pa., home talion, 12th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry - fragments from his knees and (See Page Three) have a unique"opportunity to fill British prisons, bringing the Airmobile Division, and 110 ar- thighs. , ■■ and in January leave tillerymen from two batteries the needs for "dispassionate total for the Christmas weekend for Palm Springs, He ams the second leading restudy” -because he didn’t ex to 23. Only four have been re totaling 10 howitz^. The artil politician attacked by terrorista The purr-ieet pect it to receive a heavy load Calif. (AP Photofax) lerymen fired At point-blank UUs mopth.!âlf Van Van Was AMior Manchester Ailing of new legislation. captured. range to help stem the on assassinate as he ' drove time to wish Nearly 1,000 police with, track slaught. throUj^^^’K i^ n street 20 days The Democratic leader left it er dogs searched tfie~ bleak up to ■ the committees to deter About 260 of the estimated 600 ago. you9 our ioyal moorland for five convicts who Income Forms enemy regulars — apparently mine what laws most needed overpowered two guards Mon Contradicting earlier reports patrons, the Pdrtipl Delay restudy. positioned during the two-day attack today. Dr, Dan day at Dartmoor Prison and On Their Way I Christmas truce — slashed Into yja account of It; M J ui’ee.iflfes 10 But he called attention to~^l scaled tfie 30-foot wall. the egg-shaped American perl- „ „ Season^s the new programs^;^’designed to WASHINGTON (AP) — The He was driving home in his » all my loyal customers The escapees wore only prison meter at two points In the initial amall Ei^lish car and heard ! , correspond to the nation's shirts, trousers and sneakers on Internal,;Revenue Service said attack. They knocked out one very best! S and friends changing needs.” He mentioned today it has begun mailing 1966 something dragging underneath. a night of bitter wind and rain. 106mm Howitzer with mortar He took no notice of It until ha TONY SALA t medicare, civil rights, curbs on TOree''othyr‘ ronvlc“trs‘irpped “ fire and dtunaged two othero NEW YORK (AP) — A Su air and water' ix>llution, syid million individual taxpayers. was ^ddenly thrown back in hla away from Leyhill Open Prison with satchel charges, They seat by a violent explosion. I MARLOW'S . preme Court justice today set a those dealing with education, late Monday night and vanished (flstribiôn Is scheduled for ^ grenade down the, hearing for Thursday at the re urban and rural problems, i completion Jan. 5. The car was thrown up on th* » SHOE REPAIR quest of the pubdahers of ‘"The If into the rainy, misty country barrel of a 186m piece, but It cu^b^ hut Dr. Dan managed to PINE PHARMACY . Citing . legislation passed in Taxpayers wrill receive in the wak a dud. The Americans were H (Mlarlow’s Lower Store) Death of a President” irt Mrs. side. mail copies ot the same type get out and walk to a neaitqr 664 CE3NTER STREET MANCHESTER » Main St. Manchester-i the. last two busy CJongresses, 'Two men were recaptured driveh Into a ring only 80 yards poUce station. The police said John F. Kennedy’s suit to block Mansfield said “cpnsidering the form they filed for last year’* » ' " ' i. its publication. Monday who had escaped from Wide. , . five other Vietnamese also wera taxes. About 43 million will re- “I| felt like Custer,” said one Counsel for the ailing author, (See Page Twenty-Seven) - another , open prlspn In Derby wounded, two of them seriously. WBdiam Manchester, asked that shire Christmas Eve. (See Page Twenty-Seven) ot the cu^tiUery. officers, Lt; Ml- ‘Dan said he did not know the hearing, as K applies to him, The start of the oon-victs’ whether the. explosion came he put off until Jan. 16. ... Christmas rush coincided with from a device attached to his * ^ ■ U.f’V/ .•‘J Justice Saul Streit granted Corruption Cry the publication last week of a car, of whether- it was thrown both requests. report from Earl Mountbatten from the roadside. Edward S- Qreenbaum, coun Dissolves Diet; that Britain has not a single se-^ In other developments: sel for the publishers. Harper & cure jail. Mountbatten was com ‘Low’ Road Toll 570, U.S. planes followed up tha Row, demanded thC 'Thursday Japan to Ballot missioned to investigate the Christmas truce -with a speedy We bring good tidings and baring date. ' - prison situation after master resumption of the air war Outside the court, Greenbaum TOKYO (AP), — Japanese spy George Blake escaped from Breaks Record Trend against North 'Vietnam and glad greetings to you and your kin, with ■ A *.^*i*<' trailfic accident death freen 6 strikes Monday only 12 miles said no Utch has developed in Prime Minister Eisaku.Sato to Wormwood Scrubs, in London, The nation’s Christmas week wishes for happy holidays the negotiations with Mrs. Ken in October. Blake has not been p.*n. (local time), Friday, Dec. from the center of Hanoi. <_//ere’ s an old-fashioned kind day called a parliamentary end traffic death ton fell far ‘ and a Merry Cîstmas. a ^ nedy’s representatives. Negotia recaptured. below the' all-time high mark set 9, to midnight Monday, Dec, 12.' election Jan. 29 which his con The couht ot deaths th«t was (See Page Ikn) of Merry Christmas full of heart-felt tions wercv^ canceled Monday ■ The five Dartmoor fu^tlves, a year ago — and broke a trend when Manchester was taken to servative ' party Is expected to all robbers serving terms rang 391- of nine successive holiday The safety council Issued an wishes for you to share, in the good will of the a hospital in Connecticut, suf ■win despite charges of a "black ing from 4 to 16 years, brought fering from pneumonia. the number of escapes from the records. estimate for next weekend’s mist”, of corruption. three-day New Year observance season, with those you hold near and dear. ' Simon H. Rifkin, Mrs. Kenne S ato ’s Liberal-Democratic forbidding old prison to 16 this Tabulations today showed the dy’s chief counsel, asked about total for the three-day YuleUde wAen, it said, accidents proba party controlled 278 of the 467 year. bly would kill 10 to 90 more i>er- B u lle tin j And we also offer an old-fashioned "thank you" for the the publisher’s insistence on a seats in the House of Repre- , There are about 600 prisoners celebration was 670. This com Thursday hearing, said: “I pared with a nonhoUday oount sons than on a nonhoUday sentatives dissolved by the in Dartmoor, which is located winter weekend. i>atronage and consideration you’ve shown us. don’t quite understand it, but I prime minister,' almost double near ^ the lonely -VlUage o f of 391. ' , ROUTINE TCiXAS TALKS won’t comment.” ...... in the far west of The Ohriktmas holiday c < ^ * "rae New Year traffic toll esti ,t . \ ■ the 141 held by the Socialists,'-'Princetown mate. by the' council was 460 to AUÎTN, Tex. AP — A Aske«at®rHi *0®'" AND GIFT SHOP OOtPword account of -the asliaisi- Imports., and illegal trading of p a t^ as he going Nevertheless, ^totSlUee ^ far all for three-day periods, were or budgets^ anh that Jolm- CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 26 378 WHST MIDDLE TPKB.—MANCHESTER -Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, son John Jr., 5, -and govemmmt forests, and huge w^l. '^ e f lv b ^ e r s ôtkstripped those of a nonhoU- New Year 546, Memorial Day son had TOt yet deelded Route 83, TalcottviHe Read Herald Adyertiseinents natioa of President John F. daughter Caroline, 8, leave their New York apart gifts to thp party l^y a sugar into a tWek wood near the pris- ^ similar length. 64fl, July 4, 6T6, and Labor Day ' wbdtber aA fur a tax { J':' ______^ i ■,.> ' ; Kenne<^. ^ ment for a jet flight to the Caribbean island of An (See Page Twenty-Seven) The Associated Press surveyed 636. erease,! (IM Page Five) tigua and a* week-long holiday. (AP ’ Photofax) (See Page Twenty-Seven) / .' 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i ' - SATURDAY, DECEMBEJR 24, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT liattrliSKtfr 1Eiifttta0 l|?ralh ■ L ' ‘ • . ~ r ■ •" Avenge Daily Net Press Run TheI WeatEer *V For the WMk Ended Clear and cold again tonight, r About Town Workshop Students December S, 1966 low 15-20; s u n t^ tomorrmr .r ■ ■ . morning with Incraaîg cloudi DennU J. Strlmlke, 19, son ness, high near 40. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strim-. 15,131 Maneheater—A City ofîU age Charm ikt o< 130 Tanner St. completed Have Christmas Party a 40-week olinical specialist t . course at William Beaumont Christmas came early this year for the 22 retarded VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 73 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., 'TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 tCIaeidfled Advertising on M) PRICE SEVEN CB^fTB Qeneral Hospital, El Paso, Tex., students enrolled in the Sheltered Workshop on -. School and was promoted to Army St. There was a gaily decorated tree, lots of presents specialist Fourth Class. His singing and laughter, a Santa Claus, “ Christmas din If new grade Is equivalent to cor ner" and various kinds of en- — ^------=—;------poral In pay. The course In tertainnqent, all designed structed him In the duties of a party Included carol singing, a make the Students’ holiday a grab bag, and distribution of vocational nurse. happier one. j gifts from under the tree by H m u o i Areas The events took place at the Santa Claus (Mrs. Ethel B. "High in the Himalayas,” a workshop' ’Thursday noon at a Moors, a foster grandparent), / color film, will be shown Tues party for the students sponsor- ..j vvish I codftl thank ‘par day at 7 p.m. at the East Side ed by the Foster Grandparents, sonally all those who took time Into Midwest Rec. The fUm, sponsored 6 y the a group of senior citizens who from their pre-Christmas prep Recreation and Park Depart aid the workshop's operation arations to make the workers’ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ton, Vt. Jacksonville, Fla. had — - - a low of 83 above zero. ■* ment, is about a mountain under terms of a federal g r ^ t party such an outsanding suc- The second big snowstorm of ama; U.S. climbing expedition led by Sir from the Office of Economic cess,” Fendell said. the new winter whipped Into the ® Edmund Hillary, conquerer of Opportunity. ’There were literally scores of Midwest today after dropping ”, Panhandle, and Clayton, N.M. Mt. Everest. A luncheon of spaghetti^ and people who contributed,, he up -to two feet of snow In-, the Rain slicked roads south of meatballs was prepared and noted. ■ southern Rockies. the snow zone. 8 . Sgt. Edward D. Phillips, served by the BViater Grandpar- Children at the Bunce Cen- Warnings of heavy snow and In the East, snow flurries per husband of the former Ruth A. ents. ter operated by the MAHRC _ fnear-bllzzard conditions went Targets All W e’ve enjoyed serving f sisted near the Great Lakes and Adamy, daughter of Mr. and Other refreshments, consist- Christmas party out to the. area between north Mrs. Samuel Adamy of 174 In the northern Appalachians. ing of soft drinks, .cup cakes, ice ’Thursday. to serve you again! ern New Mexico and northern Parker St., has re-enlisted in Among those ylsitlng them Missouri and southern Iowa. Binghamton, N.Y., received an Said Military cream and the. like were con- Inch in the six hours before mldi the U. S. Air Force at Goose tributed by Stop and Shop on " ’as Mayor Nathan Agostinelll, Notices of hazardous driving AB, Canada. He is an air po- night, bringing the g;round cover W. Middle Tpke. who, in his role as president of DEE'S conditions were issued for Mis By Pentagon Mce supervisor at Goose with there to seven Inches. Kenneth Charles, the store’s the Civitan Club, distributed souri, pklahoma, Nebraska, (he Strategic Air Command. He candy. Foster grandparents Mrs. Grace Symington, left, and Mrs. Cyrene Booth offfer BURR CORNERS PLAZA (Near Oaidor's) Southern Iowa, Illinois and most The sudden storm develop- 9 2 manager, and Miss Ann Petric- WASHINGTON (AP)‘‘— Is a graduate of Manchester ment In the Southwest Monday ca, its office head, were guests workers seconds on^cupcakes. / MANCHESTER, CONN. of Indiana. ” IQgh SchooL night hit northwestern New The Pentagon has acknowl- and brought a small gift for Skies began clearing, in the Mexico with 45 to 50-mlle winds,, e(lged that civilian areas in each worker. During the social Gallup, N.M., area. A , foot of The Kiwgnls Club of Man Students Home causing minor damage. North Vietnam have been time following the luncheon, snow had piled up at the Gallup chester, Inc. will meet Tuesday About 200 travelers were damaged during U.S. air Charles entertained the group For Christmas airport and seven inches in Las stopped on New Mexico 44 noon at the Manchester Country with magic tricks. Vegas, N.M. raids but declares that Club. New .members will be in southeast of Farmington by Liater, Miss Ann Benmn, a Nine Manchester nn(J> area Highways In northern New only military targets have ducted.. blowing and d'rifting snow, and Manchester High School junior. students at I Albertus Magnus Mexico that had been closed traffic on Interstate 40 at Oontl- been scheduled for attack. sang several selections, accom- College, New Haven, have re- during the night were opened ’The Defense Department Manchester Assembly, Order nental Divide, east of Gallup 7 panylng herself on the guitar, ncntly returned to their homes today. But state police report was held up about three hours statement said, in part: Of Rainbow for Girls, will have She is the daughter o f Mr. and Christmas vacations. snow in the Santa Rosa area on after a tractor-trailer truck ‘‘It Is impossible to avoid all a business meeting and exempli Mrs. Robert Benson o f 348 They are Miss Susan Lund- U.S. 66 was slowing traffic. jacknifed. Motels toi Gallup damage to civilian areas, espe fy the majority degree Monday Woodbridge St.- gren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moving eastward, the stonn filled as motorists soiight haven. cially when the North Vietnam at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Norman Fendell, founder of Herbert Lundgren of 123 Ot>n- dumped ,snow on Kansas, west Chill weather spread as far as ese deliberately emplace their .Temple.- Refreslunents will be the workshop and former presi way R d.; Miss Patricia Rack- ern Missouri and western and the Northwest coast where the air defense sites, their dispersed served. owski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dent of the Manchester As central Nebraska. mercury dropped to the freezing POL — petroleum, oil and lubri Leonard Rackowski of 764 Cen sociation for Retarded Children, Three Inches of snow fell in mark, 33, cants — sites, their radar and William R. Paquette, son of ter St.; Miss Eileen Doocy, other military facilities In pop praised the efforts of all who ^shc hou'rs in Garden City and Mrs. Lena Paquette of 41 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ulated areas, and Indeed some helped to make the party a suc Salina, Kan. Lyness St., has recently been “ " “gj, Doocy of 2093 Elllngrton Rd., times on the 'roofs of govern cess, particularly the Light snow fell In the Great j elected to Who’s Who in Ameri ; Wapping; Miss Mary Louise Lakes region. ment buildings.” grandparents, who have hmited daughter of Mr. and can Universities and Colleges. Cold weather stretched across Road Deaths Pentagon officials said the He is a gp'aduate of Manchester incomes. Mrs. George Blake of 46 Elsie the north and reached deep Into statement was ' issued In re "I think their putting on this jjj.. High School, and a member of the southeast; Reach Seven sponse to questions from the the senior class at Central Conn- paAy symbolizes the warm re- Îso, Miss Patricia Kelly,- Temperatures dropped early New York Times. edtlcut State College, New Brlt- lationship they have developed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chrls- *ln the day to -20 in International The U.S. statement empha aln. -with the students,” Fendell said, topher Kelly of 41 Linnmore Dr. Falls, Minn., -18 in Grand In the State sized that American ’’policy Is Many individuals and groups^ Miss Jane L. Wagner, daughter . Fords, N.D., and -3 in Burling- Don’t Believe the Sign to target North Vietnamese mil Patrick Humphrey of 75 also contributed gifts for the af- o f Mr. and Mrs. Jolm 'Wagpier NEW HAVEN (AP) —Two itary targets only, particularly This car, driven by Vietnam politician Dr. Phan Quang Dan, lies gutted in the Birch Mountain Rd. has been fair, said Fendell. ,, of 131 Bolton St.; Miss Mary those which have a direct im fatal highway accidents Mon This temperature sign near the center of Philadel street outside his home in Gia Dinh after an assassinatitHjrtittempt. Dr. Dan' âppointed a national aide-de- One such group was the work- McKeon, daughter of Mr. and day night boosted the Christ pact on the movement of men ers at Iona Manufacturing Co., Mrs. Richard McKeon of • 94 phia was confused after the Christmas snowstorm. received leg and thigh wounds from fragments of metal aft^r the explosion camp of the VFW of the United ICC to Hear Rail mas weekend traffic toll to and supplies Into South Viet who gave the students a stereo Wedgewpod Dr.; Miss Patricia Although it registered 80 degrees, the correct tem caused by a thrown grenade or a device attached to the car. (AP Photofax) States. He is a-member of the seven in (Connecticut. Six per nam. phonogp-aph. Ernest Sleith, an Hogan, daughter of Mr. and Manchester VPW. Merger Details sona died In fires, and two men perature was close to freezing. Motorists in the ‘”rhese targ;ets include roads, Iona executive, was the group’s Mrs. James T. Hogan of 141 and a woman were feared lost background were dodging snowdrifts and highway railroads, bridges, railroad representative at the party. Bolton St. and Miss Eileen Ur- Assassination Bid Fails Miss Pamela Covey, daughter Starting Jan. 16 on Long Island Sound during slippery areas, belying the reading. (AP Photofax) Junctions, POL facilities,, mili - ; - - - - ■ • 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. His brother, William Sleith, ban, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Christmas Eve snowstorm. tary barracks and supply de Covey of 5 Francis Dr. is a president of Iona, was recently Stanley Urban of 138 Bolton St. WASHINGTON (AP)—An In pots. Henry Stolnick, 20, of Ham- student at the North Shore Chil chosen'’’employer of the year” terstate Commerce Commission ’’They also include those an examiner formally set Jan. 46 deq, was walking along ^ the cen- dren’s Ho^ltal School of prac by the National Association for War Waged on Malaria tiaircraft and SAM — surface- Cavairy Repels tical Nursing, Salem, Mass. Retarded Children because of today for the start of hearings J®'" ot the Connehti” ‘—Dem- Maftsfield said his recom- cepltaJ, are considered by U.S. SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) chae) E. Livergood of BlUlnga. ous areas. Examiner Arthur S. .Present T h e driver, Stilson Shenan, 36, National League for Nursing adults at its Regent St. plant. YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON! ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield mendatioiis , were not In „ re- military men to be the most so- ■— A battalion of North Viet- U on t. Now 52 per cent are protect- MUd in his nine-page ortfer th ^ ' of Norwalk, was charged with Education. Other events at Thursday’s malaria; set wheels In motion today for a sponse to DMnqcratic election phlsticated ever faced by Amer- Air strikes, fire from a caval^ the hearings will be held in New negligent homicide.. namese regulars overran posi IT’S A PLEASURE TO WISH suggested ’’major re-examina- losses or complaints, by Demo lean fliers. Some pilots call Ha ry piktoon on high ground near E , three-quarters are in areas York O ty at the Hotel Biltmore State police said Stolnick and noi ’ ’Dodge a t y .” tions of about 170 UB. cavalry by and shells from artillery at a Where the disease has been tion” by the Senate of “ Great cratlc governors about admlnis- OUR FRIENDS THE BEST. fodicatlons are that the hear a friend, 20-year-old Fred Gua Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. men In the (Jrow’s Foot area landing zone 314 miles away eradicated or where a public rino of Hamden, were walking Society ’ program and older tratlon of some programs. ings will take at least six weeks, John P .' McConnell once de near the central coast before helped to break the attacks. health campaign is in progress. controversial laws such an the He noted that he had beeb with the, evidence to be Intro away from their disabled cw , ems that has ever been known in ’Iê action was the major drsJt, income tax and foreign saying for more than a year dawn today and inflicted heavy duced by the New Haven trus which they had parked on the combat on a day which also aid. that it Was time for (Congress to casualties, but finally broke aiid tees expected to take a month espitoiade. (S6e Page Twenty-Seven) American brought an assassination at Mansfield issued his recom ’’stop, look and listen.” fled under intensive BANTLY OIL CO., INC. In Windsor Locks, Mrs. by Itself. mendations for a “ thorough- fire. , tempt against a leading South Present listed these as some Nor, he said, were Vietnam Vietnamese politician in Saigon going, second look” at major Cavaliymen sweeping the bat- 331 M AIN STREET . MANCHESTER o f the principal Issues: war costs the reason for Con and three raids by B52 heavy standing beside Old County programs from medicare nkrt and —Is it legally possible to In gress to pause and re-examine. Heading Home « 5™ Road Monday night when a car civil rights to farm subsidies in BritonsFlee bombers against Communist clude the New Haven in the pro struck and killed her. Police “ Wlthior without Vietnam, in k letter to the Senate’s 17 com some of these ..men o t . Hanoi’.s positions in South.Vietnam. posed Penn Central ""'system Said the driver kept on going. m yjud£ênt, the Senate of the Former President — Assassins kttempted to ki& mittee chairmen. 22nd Regiment, 610th Division, without the consent of the rail ’The search for two Branford Dwight D. Eisenhower Dr. Phan Quang Dan, but' only = s = : “ the Montanan Prison Cell^ evidently were killed by com road's security holders. This is men and a woman missing since mittees, would have a responsi is due to leave Walter wounded him slightly. said, could, find rough ,edges, munist fire when they ran into a proposed by ^the New Haven Saturd&y, when they set out on bility for beginning the kind of overextensions and gaps In'tnewr Reed' Hospital today- trap set in the hope'that Ameri Dr. t>an, 46, was m a jaunty trustees. a duck-hunting expedition, was top-to-bottom oversight which is In Yule Rush er prog;rams, and update and following' a Dec. 12 cans would do the running. mood - when newsmen inter- —What indemnities, if any, suggested herein,” be said. gall bladder operation. The Americans were about 60 viewed him In a local hospital should be imposed to protect the S^t outboam boat ®1 ” “ y administration LONDON (AP) — Eight more handling of older laws such as Mansfield skid the 90th Con He plans to go to his troopers of C Company, 1 st Bat-r after doctors removed metal I (X)nvlcts have escaped from (See Page ’Three) Selective Service. gress, opening Jan. id; would Gettysburg, Pa., home tallon, 12th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry fragm;,ents from his knees and (See Page ’Three) British prisons, bringing the have a unique opportunity to fill and in January leave Airmobile Division, and 110 ar- thighs. ^ tlllerymeh fr^m two batteries the needs for ‘‘dispassionate total lor the Christmas weekend for Palm Springs, He was the second leading restudy” because he didn’t ex*, jQ 23. Only four have'‘been re- totaling 10 howitzers. The artil politician attacked by terrorista The purr-feet pect it to receive a heavy load ___.__ Calif. (AP Photofax) . lerymen fired at point-blank this month. ’Tran Van Van was Author Manchester Ailing ^ n e w legislation. captured^. , . range to. help stem the on assassinated as he drove time to~wiah Nearly 1,000 police with track- _' 0 The Democratic, leader left it slaught. thtou^ iai( Saigon street 20 days er dogs searched the bleak up to the committees to deter About 25()^' the estimated 600 ’'ago. you, our toyui moorland for five convicts who mine what laws most needed Income Forms enemy regulars ---- apparently Contradicting earlier reporta overpowered two guards Mon Partial Delay Granted restudy. . positioned during the^ two-day of -the attack today. Dr, Dan putrons, the liil day at Dartmoor Prison and On Their Way f Christmas truce — slashed Into gave this accoimt of it: But he called attention,.to~^l scaled the 30-foot wall. Seuson^s i---- J Oi'66>i,iU^S 'CO the egg-shaped American He was driving home in hla the new programs “ designed to The escapees wore only prison WASHINGTON„ (AP) „ , — ’Hie , . meter at two points in the inltiifi. all . my loyal customers correspond to the nation's ^ a l l Enghsdi car and heard shirts, trousers and sneakers on Internal Revenue Service ^ They Icnocked out one eery bestt S and friends! In changing needs.” He mentioned sbnmthing dragging underneath. a night of bitter wind and rain. today it has ^ g u n i06mm Howitzer with mortar medicare, civil rights, curbs on in(K)me tax forms to ' about 65 He too)c no notice of it until he Ij TONY SALA " Three other convicts slipped fire and damaged two othen ______NEWvYORK (AP) — A Su air and water pollution, and was suddenly thrown backdn hla away from Leyhlll Open Prison million individual ' ta’xpayers. preme Court Justice today set a those dealing with education, The distribution is scheduled for with satchel charges. They gât by a ^tênt explosion, I MARiOW'S late Monday night and vanished « dropped a grenade down the The car was h i ,-■ hearing for ’Ihursday at the,re urban and rural problems. >wn up on the I \ k'. into the rainy, misty country- barrel of a 156m i piece, but it curb but r>r » SHOE REPAIR quest of the publishers, of ‘”rhe_ Taxpayers will receive in the ^managed to PEVE PHARMACY Citing legislation passed in side. was a dud. The iUnericans were S (Marlow’s Lower Store) . Death of a President” in M™- mail coplCs\of the same type get out and walk nediby ‘ / the last two busy Congresses, driven into a ring only 30 yards 664 CENTER S’TREET MANCHESTER Main St. Manchester ' J < ^ F. Kennedy’s suit to W(>ck Two men were recaptured form they ffled for last year’g police station. The p . r ite publication. Monday who had escaped from taxes. About 43 million will re- five other Vietnamese alsoVere ‘TJelt like Custer,” said one Counsel for the ailing author, (See Page ’Twenty-Se>)en) another open prison in Derby wounded; two. of them seriously.^ of the artiUeiy officers, Lt. Ml- Wililiam Manchester, aisked that > .------^------■{ ■ shire Christmas Eve. (See Page Twenty-Seven) f>an said he did not know ^ the hearing, as it applies to him, ’The start of the convicts’ whether the explosion came be put off until Jan. 16.- Christmas rush coincided with from a device attached to his Justice Saul Strelt granted Corruption Cry the publication last week of a car, or whether it was thrown both requests. report from Earl Mounjbatten from toe roadrtde. ' V Edward S- (3-reenbaum, coun Dissolves Diet; that Britain has hot a single se ‘Low’ Road Toll 570, In other developments: sel for the publishers. Harper & cure jail. Mountbatten was com U.S. planes followed up the Row, demanded the ’Thursday Japan to Ballot missioned to investigate the Christmas truce with a speedy prison situation after m aster' resumption of the air war 'We bring good tidings and bearing date. ' ^ Breaks Record Trend Outside the court, Greenbabm TOKYO (AP) —' Japanese spy George Blake escaped from agdinst North Vietn^ and' gâd greetings to you and your kin, with Wormwood Scrubs, In London, traffic acclderif'l.death from 6 strikes Monday only i t miles said no hitch lias developed in Prime Minister Eisaku Sato to The nation’s Christmas week wishes for happy holidays < ,//ere’s an old-fashioned kind • the negotiations with Mrs. Ken in October. Blake has not been' end traffic death. toU fell far p.m. (local time), Friday, Dec. from toe Center of Hanoi. day called a parliamentary 9, to midnight Monday, Dec. 12.' and a Merry Christmas. nedy’s representatives. Negotla- recaptured. below the all-time'high mark set election- Jan. 29 which his con The coitot of deaths then was (See Page Ten) of Merry Christmas full of heart-felt ti^s wore canceled Monday The five Dartmoor fugltiyes, a year ago — and broke a trend when Manchester was taken to servative party Is expected to all robbers serving terms rang 391. wishes for you to share, in the good w ill of the _ a hospital in Connecticut suf of nine suay 1966 has set a business with the Presi Serving Faithfully Since 18531 \ hour lôre they went to an shaken by a series of scandals', wêre about 24 men were play- for your generosity during the past year. open courtroom where the mo said a weekend snowstorm record. dent,” prels secretary; including disclosures that mdst ing games. , . • which covered a broad swath of Ilhankagiving weekend, a George Christian told news WELLES FARM vjt- ■ - ' 1 tions fo r delays were heard. Diet members don't make com- The six tackled the outer wall ihe defendants had been or the nation from (hdahoma to four-day, or 102-hour period, men. Christian said thera^ WAGON plete tax returns, charges that with toe aid of a l^nch and^ta- have been no final deoU]; dered to show cause today why New England kept peihape a brought 748 taraCfic deaths, a £ . ^CENTER ST. COUNTRY they Should not be barred from members of his party were in- We Mirled -j^”® miUUm iiKJtoriata at home, cut- rebord for any holiday. slons on the Hefensa CAYEY*S BROWS PACKAGE STORE vWve Route 83, Talcottville Read Herald Adverdsements daughter Caroliue, 8, leave their New York apart gifts to the party by a sugdr into a thick wood near toe pris- j^rfod of similar length. 648, July 4, 6T6 , and Labor Day ' whether to ask tor a tax kn Kennedy. ment for a jet flight to the Caribbefai island of An-, (See Page Twenty-Seven) (She Page Twenty-SevMi) The Associated Press surveyed 636. i i crens*K' \ tigua and a> week-long holiday. (AP Phot()fax) • -i (See Page Five) ^ . -i i ' - y ' 'I ^

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IT ISNT _ m a ' ^ Hartford, run over by an oil Abraham Rivera, 62, of (Oontaiued from Page One) Kew Ei^land Tmnspbrtation Despite Alarm Uie work i« weak. Tliere are, of EXAMINE ALJ. CLUES BIRMpiQHÎ, Ala. (AP) — lie Myers, a water works em- course, some fdw pperaa foir ex- I n S tu tP late Friday Bridgeport died at Bridgeport wew Haven a»aln*t the loss of Oompany — run by the New BEFORE YOU GUESS The boês td-three teen-age |doye who was patroUng Lake lU me Oiaie Saturday df taJuriSs .Haven - be^trw^^^ AN AIRLINE! On Nose Gear “THE WAY that were writteh as T h e B aby H as* By ALFRED SHC^W OLD boys - ,twb btothem and their m ^ ® lf-im w ly liig , ' _ Franoie McGuire 20 of suffered Dec. 8 when he was “■®*8bt traffic until Its taicluston^ control of the Penn Central. starring vehicles for a particu j i ^ ' . . part of Birmingham’s water., .SKK A M ) in:\K ATLANTA, Oa. (AP) — A jet lar aopranOi- Obntinuing our celebration of (OqBiMned (ron Paga One) ,, mva^.-who toll out of a Mt by a car in Bridgeport, The into the Penn Central takes —What labor conditions airliner with . 128 passengers I HEARD n r O Nona ^ . mend —" have been found, ^ho body of the younger Mur. TMKM M In this case vou Minereither «exnect p ^ t ô^^head Bridge^ ^ Week ^ we * A K I 7 M . Police have charged a neighbor phy wsTf^rin ,*^t wms found near MatUtuck, Lohff «r M.NewJIên FrMay ddriver, riv was e r^ identified as David plac^place. should be imposed to protect the aboard made a sale lahding on conditions, jf . any. New Haven employes. a loam-covered runway after to get your money’s woj^ by Lawrence, wlU not WEST , of the youths with three counts seven miles from where the oth- Island, Monday, after it eppar.. **i**I.? ‘ t Z u ’.nM K»hv listening toU> smnesome Particular ^ , r ...... — ______- ______,be imposed to protect The hearing also will consider B een N am ed ••• circling for nearly two hours by John Gruber murder. er tut. bodiesbodiet were found,to\tod- rf ently Imdhad drtfteddrifted aoross the. included in the weekend Dennis DeWkt, wius found dead several ” other ,irallroads from the financial arrangements sur- NORMAN’S when a signal light indicated the star, or you stay home (ob times spend years getting a Vaughn Murphy, 15, hie broth- gherlff Walker said ifit ' ap- should stay home) and save «K«»I4S OAI.M er, Steve, 18, and ^11 Binzel, peared the three were killed » t, total. were the deaths of two in his crib Monday. ”1710 infant loss of freight traffic which majr rounding, the- purchase of the INC. landing had malfiinctioned. hand like thie decently buried. Brknfioid poUoe oonMnned to- persons, who had been Injured apparently, suffocated, and his .result from the inclusion. Rail- New Haven by the Penn Central The plane had a normal land your money for a. production in Opening leetd—king of dia • 60UTH 14, all of hearty Homewood, another location hnd their It.'. II V in i’OIM) KI). WentsH, MirhcIIe Mari©, daughter of Doi.ald C.' Jr. whkdi you .will get better value, were last seen O îstm as night bodies dumped from a veMcle. day thit Um woman Mrs. Ju-^ t o r t the weekend began. father, Elmer L DeWitt Jr., roads seeking such protection and the New Haven’s^reorgani- and Concetta Russo Wentzel, 37 Elm St., Rockville. She wad ing Monday and all passengers monds. I ’ Dominick Testa, 79, of Bristol, was. unable to revive him by are the Bo.ston and Maine, Jer- satlon as a biankrupt corpora- M\\( IIESTKK. ( ( ) \ \ . and seven crewmCn aboard the It’s the season for New Year’s fprehenslvely pirated for the There is always a quartet of West led the king „of dla- ^ A K Q I4 S as they went to purchase suppU- Lt. David Orange of the Jef- dUh BrafHey, 93, had gone on bom Dec. 16 at Rockville Oeneral Hospital. Her maternal resolutions, of course, and I benefit of the Hit Parade. Ho principals in any opera, and a ^ di^my’s*n to derive more enjoy- even his tunes wear out with «> only get 23 cents on qêen of clubs and led out. Vu* 2 ^ ♦ Shelby County Sheriff C.P. Warrants have been «wom out johins»’’s Markuir Tto months. Tampa • • • • • Atlanta. ment from concerts, ^ and get repetition when they^'become dollar, or leas, when you three top trumps, discarding psu 3 ^ Vim 4 G Walker said David McCarter on assumption that the three out from the Branford marina more for your money’s worth popular, they wear out in con- consider the' chords, orchestra, spades from dummy. On Pus 4 ^ S V OP^N t DAYS forjFOiir shopping toiivmisnM the year round! Bmirret, Flora Agnes, daughter of Robert L. and Rena The passengers were placed Jr., 25, also of Homewood,, had deaths took place in Shelby despite the storm threat. Gale when you attend a mu.sical certs when they are heard fre- nnd other things. the last trinnp both opponents Pau * AH Vlt9 been charged with three counts County where the bodies were wamlnge Were posted a ehort J i v U i r n Madore Bourret. 293 Taylor St.. Vernon. She was bom Dec. aboard another Delta flight which was under “ way 45 event. It’s this: Resolved, that quently enough. You U be surprised when you oi q Dally QuMtlan State ’Toxicologist Itobert John- Two Mobile brothers, Randall CxmatmM njormng in foam on the 4,000-foot runway more, much more, to a com- die. - ^ miss ^LawrenceI ruffed a club ‘o get Waclaw, Kristin Lee, daughter of John W. and Leona while the plane circled again. position than the top edge of The same principle holds bass, be- to Ws hand, West had thought Partner opens srith 1 ^ (16 son said following liis post-mor- Evans, 13, and Michael, 8, die- ® them m their Hall Waclaw, 11 Broad St. She was bom Dec. 18 at Man the sound where the melody is true in architecture, for exap- outside, forjeveral moments ^fore dis- to 18 points), tern examination,. appeared from their home the bedrooms. Ommle The landing was normal. Witnesses said the youths had day after Thanksgiving and *8*4 the Maze apparently began chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are generally to be found. Ple. You don’t build a skyscaler ^bole tolng becomes c ^ g a diamond. West was er ^ sm - You „„ so much richer than you ever obviously counting to s e e how 8; Hearts, 9-7; Diamonds, A-J- severe head injuries. *, their mutilated bo ”' ■ • in e; stairwell and touched off Mr. and Mrs. C. Francis Hall,' 241 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. And while I ’m on the subject t>y piling two-story houses on Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wa belleved possible, you’ll: won- many cards in each- siilt South 6-6-2; Clubs, J-19-8-2. Officers said the bodies of the found earlier this month in a an expkMion in the oil tank. of melody, let me just give you top of each other. An office claw, 22 Grand Ave., Rockville. | ' Lensmen Taken der why youi didn’t . listen this had originally held, What do you say? older Murphy youth and the Baldwin County woods. Hie i parents, o . Mr, j and Mrs. ■ • • ■ a tip; melody and tune are not building is a tremendous pack- way before. Why He.Counted ..Answer: Bid 3 NT. Tour ownj^ Binzel toy were found first, one Authorities said the Xtobile Searieijjm d three other From Mountain synonymous terms, though most when compared to a house, So do make the resolutioli' to Lawrence reasoned that West 10 points make th« comWoad i lying atop the other, Just off a youths died of knife wounds. ®™'4ren escaped, Palmer, Gregory Scott, son of Lawrence H. and Don^ people believe them to be so. Nevertheless, it ds made up of nf Hayes Palmer, 86 Constance Dr. He was bom Dec. 19 at listen to an Inner voice every would bother to count out the count 26 to 28 points, which > dirt road near Birmingham. The ’Three men are sought for ques- A Christmas Eve,^ fire in 7 A tune is a neatly packaged' 'walls and windows like a house, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal griuidparents Before Blizzard time you sire hearing serious South hand only if he had the should b e . enough tor game, bodles were discovered by Les- tlonlng in the case. ^ Prospect claimed the lives; of series of souncLs that move along while a melody is made up of music. This is^he best advice ace of spades. So declarer play- Since game in notrump should 6-year-old Diana Cyr and her are Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Bolttm. His paternal grand ESTES PARK. Colo. (AP) — in a generally singable manner, notes an^d rests, exactly like parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Palmer, Granby. He has a I can give you for a Happier ®d the king of spades from dUm- be much easier than Winning 11 father, William Gyr, 88. The Three stranded Boulder, Colo., a tune. ’The difference is in the brother, Donald L., 3. having a definite structure. A piy and went down. tricks at 'k minof suit there in blaze apparently was -caused by photographers were plucked conception of the original de Musical New Year...... , popular song is a good ex Actualljr, West was a very stu- no particular advantage in Wd- Affluent Society Spawning a candle, fire îciaki said.' I from 14,286-foot Longs Peak, ample of a time; it is complete sign. dious type and counted South’s ding your dieunonds. Cyr was kl'lled when he tried Mlnlcosel, Andrew Lance, son of David tiee and Carol Now to get back to that reso Michaud Minicucci, Birch Mt. Rd.'xExt., Bolton. He was bom south of here, Monday just be in itselL A melody may be just hand jiwt to keep in practice. It Copyright 1996 \ to' rescue Diana from the fore a blizzard pounded the lution again. Almost everybody Andover New Breed of V.S. Crook flames. Dec. 20 at Manchester Memorial\Hospltal. His maternal as singable, but it is not nec was not his fault, he pointed out. General Feature* Oorp. I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LouIk^ A. Michaud, Hublard mountain. essarily complete in itself and who has not been formally ed- WASHINGTON, (AP) — 'crime now center attention on A fire in Danbury Saturday-£ Dr., Vernon. His paternal grandmothef\ls Mrs. Elsie Mini The three —Gerald Brown, generally leads onward almost ucated In the art of music sits Two-Car Crash America’s Incteaslnriy affluent persons whose b eh ai^ r is de'vi- kHled 49-year-old Alfred Sefver- cucci, 443 E. Middle Tpke. He h a s . three 1px>ther8, David, 6, 17, JolBi Squires, 19, and Bill imperceptibly into anSther mel- back and pays attention to the V... or psychologically disturbed blade, chief of the Miry Brook Stephen, 5, and Scott, 3V4. '\ Prather, 19 — spent a day and a There is no packaging of iop edge of the sound they are Brings Arrest Special Exclusive Area Engagement! êty has pn^ced the Care-._^^ *addlotT juvenile dehn- Volmiteer Fire Department, and night on a» mountain in sub- case. hearing. It usually 1? melodic, less American” and made easy quento, rapists, murderers, and Ms mother, Mrs. Anne Sefver- A 64-year-old Baltic man Busher, Erik John, son of John Macri Marianna zero cold. . .There’s nothing wrong with a though not necessarily tuneful. picMngs for an overlooked, so oei. htode, 76- ; ■ They had traveled to the area -America” .and "Way was arrested Saturday after The Happiest Holiday Sound Martins Busher, 31 Pleasant St., Rockville. He was bom Dec. as I have pointed out. "normal” type of crook, a New "Many of these commit thefts other victlma of-traffic Eunday in hopes of photo Down Upon the Swanee River" However, when you do this, noon after the car he was driv In All the World! York crlminologiat said today. and burglaries. Hiia report, accidents over the 78-hour holb 13 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents g r a p h ^ two other men who are Mr. and Mrs. Mwuel P. Martins, Wethersfield. He has a are a couple of good examples. you only get a vague impres ing collided with another at NO SEATS IMBfSICKMmi Michael Fooner, chairman- of however, suggests the m aj^ty day weekend were: Were scheduled to climb the Unfortunately, their very com sion of the whole, something Long Hill emd Bear Swamp Rds. RESERVED the metropolitan, crime preven- of all offenses are committed by —Louis J. Lee, 26, of Prqvi- brother, Mark Francis, 2H- sheer 1,000-foot east face of Cv«ry pleteness makes it almost im like the silhouette of the sky- The man, Francis E.' Rood, TIelMthoMM •S' aoooms.4 aiuw n iiBwi tion project of the Xmerican persons whCM beharior pat- dence, Police said Lee was •u«rant*«d Society of Crimlhology^ offered terns are within the norms of driving in the wrong lane on t H h -.possible to extend them into scraper looming against a dark- was charged at 1:16 p.m. with ROKgrVISC oê anything larger, and in serious enlng sky at dusk. failure to yield the right of the view in a report to the 18Srd the community. In fact, sue- Route 44 in New Hartford Sot- Hiusic wc RFC conccmed with You get the general outline, way to a vehicle not obliged to meeting o(. the American Asso cessful thieves and burglars urday when he was involved lii ciation for the Advancement of TONITE ~ 3 TOf HfTS larger musical structures. If it’s. true, but you miss all the , stop, function succosefuHy because a oolUsion. MANCHESTER nnnir hiit y®® like'sn)all forms, you listen significant details. Somebody State police in Colchester said Science. ' ■ ' they look and aict like noncrlml- — Joseph Hada, 49, of Fair- a to Lawrence Welk, perhaps. If paid for those details, and that Rood was driving weft on Bear He said that while It has al- nal members of the communi- field, kiUed early Saturday In DRIVE-IN BELMONDO wajrs been assumed that pover ty.” ' a colUsl®u ®n-Route .110'in Shel- r«Wn Thnv wprJ hn« VOU Want something larger„'’you somebody was you, whether it Swamp Rd. and codlided with THEilTRE EAST ROUTES • a 44A ^ UKMSTO PMUM • MM4M I 3 SHOWS DAILY ty is a primary cause of crime, ^------ton. Police charged the other mOMt S49- SOOO IS COMINO SAtURDAY M t^ e d Witt aevfre frostbite ^ S® ^ symphony concerts. ’was by purchasing a product the other car traveling north l:S0-6:0O-8:Se the facts are that crime is grow- Want to stretch, that creamed driver, Bennett Upson, 28, of L *”THe cumbers whf were to be jTschaikowsky usually made merchandised from the building, on ^ g KBU Rd. PoUce said Acres of Free, Free Parking ing at an unprecedented rate in or curried shrimp dish? Add Seymour, with failure to drive aublect of the tSo’s Pictures bis symphonic movements out or in some other manner. You Rood didn’t stop for ttthe stop Ylrwi CewneC. the ‘ the United States where "pros- cooked green peas— fresh, froz- in the proper lane, Bobb Gulp «r«r, 29 fai and^wavne«\4 . -vxvoo, Goss' ®l tunes rather than melodies, might as well enjoy What you sign at the intersection. Thl« to r hi.s verv « n , Paid for. • The driver of the o«iother car perity has reached tmprece- «n or canned. — Bhwrett Wells, 50, of CSiap- Usi-SesH rtf Bouldfir were &. me- This uccounts for his very gsn? P®" *-«*..»* » dented heights, pnd poverty is S ; S i? in riMîî Prather eral popularity. People hearing Similarly, there is much detail was Patricia of Mink decreasing.” ' , M M H L . IV H* kST fSinr^th r badly ®iW of Ws larger works for the j® every piece of musto you South Coventry, police There is growing evidence to Ww HTwife. 4 litiBttMtten right foot His left first (tlnie can always find a I'e^r. Again somebody pai4 for S . .. MANCHESTER suggest, Fooner said, dial there ~ IM d M ’t! frozw soUd. He Was neatly packaged tune that they ^ w ^ Y®®- C ^ 2 Is a pattern of'criminality “that iiMf ao**! M «ini Aims wrmijim-immrm t^ted at Estes Park Medical can get hold of, quite in accord- “ ^ ^ -ff seems to correspond to .af G TtCIIMICOLOW______niniusiw-atieiHkiBi ainie tot severe exposure. ance with their previous nriusl- listing to the ra^, but CipC: ORCHESTRA moMvwmmsma tscmScmm* nwwssM î fluence ratoer than poverty.” P ri& .jater commented: <’I cal .experience. ----- W ^ « 8 d a y t Jan. 4,1967, 8:18 PJ4. Speoifically, he indicated, the World War n-Boiitis *THE 81TEEL OtiAW” jUil fiint alnni^"^'the ride. Ts>!liaikow.sky is also the com- ■ :,) VyUiRtaB Jiarijosiua, Conductor . Tar-LiUb'*& ^tjlSi^fed Victims and potential victims B aêllde." • .... poser Who has been most com- Y®® asi well Raymond Hwison, Guest Pianist have been lulled into careless .G P - entovenjoy Wh«twhat yoiiV«,. A.V.pair C fora, in itsu . JOAQUIN; ' dalif.-^-W E ness as regards guarding their entirety. * _^ have ihcreaaed production' i A p f £xhibif by Jane W . Guff g^rowing bounty—such as carry jliiM miiis ^ 6oX LrriiTs. a: ing a lot of cash negUgently in a the year stnte (heyAin.: I; Rufh Kranfi handbag or lea-ring keys in their tnjduced ateim -fWoding as i Tickets Available At: ^ ‘ automobile — and are increas ^ JOIN OUR GALA. HAPPY . % secondary method of recover- Beller’s Music Shop ingly offering temptation and ®«- Steam forced down to Dubaldo’s Music Center opportunity to fiiieves. beck "melU’’ - the Music Man and 'Ward Music Co. Moreover, he said, most of -the tar-liki oil for pum^H« .Students Free—Adults 52.00 persons taking advantage df this ^ New Year s" Eve Party/ oonsiBta of soprano, alto, tenor to the surface. r » appear to be a largely over 8Ad bass. In this case the alto C looked breed of seemln^y nor and tenor are the inner voices, mal citizens who themselves are while'.the soprano and bass .nro motivated to crime by their own T ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB the outer voices. The soprano is past experience “in substantial y 153 ELDRIDGE SlftiBET also the top edge of the com ly sharing the rewards of our position. ^ (For Members and Friends) Now national economic progrees.” JVIost people are so convinced Showing. Burglary and thefts ^ various- Open House that the soprano is the most im STATE V DANCING FROM 8 P.M. to » A.M., ; types constitute some 90 percent portant voice, that this is the of all crime on' the national in P BUFFET SERVED A t 10:30 F.M. reason why they get the higest Continuous Daily Prices: No matter WHAT happerts to dex, Fooner said. your Michaala watch, repaira < Ovor 70 n FOR RESERVATIONS CALLt NEW YEAR'S EYE fees. Even jn an opera where a TOllow Me, Boys!” at Chuldren, .under 12 ...... 76e “ Without minimizing the seri fdr inon and woman soprano and tenor sing a duet, 11:10-1:46-4:15-6:50-19:25 Adults ...... Begular Priees or raplacamant ara at OUR $39.75 to $1000 ^ JOHN PA’TELLI * JOHN ANDI8IO ^ -T. - ousness of crimes of riolencs, it •xpanaa fob-K whole yaara! D1NNGBS SERVED ALL EVENING they seem to think that the so can be asserted that crimes prano is the most impprtah't sari ^ FRED LEA * PETER URBANK'm ’ NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED against property are the princi the tenor merely “supports” her."* pal influence in the criminality ’This is not at all true in many i4 n c f o o d l e g a l b e v e r a g e s of our times,’-’ he. said. cases. A stranger There is a need, he said, tor ■ The soprano may be merely “reassessment of certain tenets / „ 45 East Center St. commeting on what the tenor is in our system of criminal Jus singing, and what he is singing ^ Manchester came to tice” because of the following: JEWELERt-SILVCRpMITHt 5INCC lt06 may very well be the important “Offlciai and civic agencies D O W N T p ^ MANCKESTBB AT 958 MAIN STREET thing to the progress of the responsible for the control of Work. 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\ ' V • •V.'v'V"? ^■ . I y - \ / ■ ) '.. • w * !• > P U E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN-, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, l96fi PAG E f I V I low 20's in the iSonnectlcut Riv Mark Weston, Box 36, Talcott- 1TV Moderator er .Valley to spots on the coast, BoUon ’’ vUle; Mrs. Frances Whitham, and low readings of around 10 Partial Delay Granted TV-Radio Ttpiiight M Oroeby h d .; Donna Wiley, Dies at Sharon degrees in the. normally colder Skatii^ - Caftsting SMILING W SERVICF 1 sections In the hills. Adult Fitness 34 Sherwood Circle. «|ieBAItOir (AP) - \tiSinlA Skies will be nmstly sunny to STEER BIRTHS SATURDAY: A In Kennedy Book Hearing PbtflirAm, antbor, erltlo and day, with mwdi less wind than daughter to Mr. and Mrs. McnelwttM’l .(OpirtbiiMd from Page One) former moderator of the "Tlie yesterday. Temperatures will be Television Oass Slated Wayne Beaulieu, 10 King S t, Author Meets Ih e CHttcs” tele- T Rockville: a daughter to Mr. milder than yesterday,' with (1(» Wens Faiwe kaTVer, RMdnd had said: “ I while, asked that hie staff not viskm progvem, died Saturday 6:00 ( 3-10) Movie and Mrs, Lewis Dewley Jr., MAM sr„ MANCHesm highest readings between 35 and ( 8) Mike Douglai News, Wsaiber PeaUng high on fat jand low have no grave objections to put discuss the book o r the contro a t the ago o f 82. (12) Merv Orlflin. 7:16 (S0)§i)Drt8 OMnsia ’ War^ouse Point;, a daughter 40 degrcM this afternoon. (23) Bad l O l o 1 0 on muscle tone? The answer to Snow Cbristm u eve h w re-' ting the matter over as long as versy around it following a Miss Peterson had reviewed (18) Alfi-ed Hitchooek SlLF-SiRVICE DEFT STORE to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Grover, The Christmas eve storm is (20) Big Picture (12) PoHi____ holiday languor is just around suited In “very good’’ skUng necessary. I’U make that very Newsweek report that the Presi hooks tor the New York Tlmee (22) Route 66 (40) Peter Jenatagt. N am . RFD 2, Rockville; a daughter ocjiditions at the Mt Nebo ski moyiiig away' from the Cana (30) The Three Stoogei 7:30 (24^1ipt Norun "'he' corner. clear. Counsel for Manchester dent's recollectl<»s of His and New York Herald Tklbune dian coast this morning. A high (40) Adventure in ParadlM ( 84m Combat ( to Mr. and Mrs. BYancl^ Ki?Iy, slope and slmUar oonditlons for succession vajfed shqrply with <12) DakUrl adult phys^al education needs t)ie views of his client and as weU ae serving as modera;^ pressure system in the western 5.16 (24) Friendly Giant Thompsonville. coasting at Center' Springs those said to appear in the still -r- 6:30 ( 20) Scope (18) SubseripUm _ . Jit’ , cioBs'wm b^ ln Jan. 5 in the tbat’8 not posslible now.’ ’ tor of die television panel apow Great Lakes will move south (40) Woody Woodpecker (lOdO-2280) GM n « m H m in S SUNDAY: A eon Park. unpublished text. UN(XI5 (C) high schoM gym, lasting Negotiations on trimming pas for three years. ' eastward, with generally clear (24) What * New? to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aceto The ski tows wUI be opeihtlng White House press secretary (30) Whlrlyblrde , 8:00I (24) V a X : Muehs through asXmany Thursday Jr., 189 Oak St.; a.daughter to sages tiiat Mrs. Kennedy con She was bom in 1W in New weather indicated for Uie North 6 15 (22) Marahal Dillon ' 8:30 ( ».12) Red SkeitOB (C) today unUI 4:36 and again to George CTiristian called the 3-IOj Rounders (O evenings as snidents demand Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bur- siders intimate beyond the In York City and attended* Vassar east today and Wednesday. 6:00 ( .3-22-40) News, Weather night from 6:30 to 9:30. The statements attributed to John (3t)) Seahunt , (24)24) (Calendar and teachers (san staqd. kamp, 75 Laurel St. terest of history continued Mon College before going to Europe Temperatures will show some , (12) Political (IOfo-2230) Ocoasional WWe area Is lighted. son in the article “ Inaccurate (C) , RegistrationB are being taken day. More tal^ — a Kennedy to study., (18) Merv Clriffln BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A (joastbig. Is permitted dally, and untrue” and sai(l "the Pres moderation 'during the after (24) Travel Time 9:00 ( S-40) The PruttU (C) now by Mrs. Allan Hoffman, spokesman said they "are going After a first marriage which (10-20-2230) Movie (C) daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob under supervision, from 8:30 noon, but overnight low tem (22) Rocky and Hie Friends lAOmis Rd. The Class is not along well” — were scheduled ident has granted no interviews ende4 in divorce she married 6:15 (in-30)-Npws. Weather (24) Connecticut Issue ert Kinney, 553 Centef St.; a to dark. peratures will be quite cold. (22) Club Hou.se 9:30 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction (C) limited to couples, as it was last for today. to anyone, including Mr. Man Prince Paul Saphieha of Poland ( 8-40) Love on Rooft^ (C) daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John There Is no ice skating at any Tonight wlU be clear, with (40) Chi'yer)iie year, but is open to any -^dult, VNaturtdly,” t hq spokesman chester, and has asked his staff in 1933. She lived for six years 10:00 (24) NET Journal 01s6n,^ 51 Barbara Rd., Vernon; park department - maintained temperatures falling into the 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley ( 3) Com: What's Ahead? with or withcrut spouse. said, “ this illness makes things to refrain from discussing the on the prince’s estate and later (O- ( 8-40) The Fugitive (C) a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. teens in many sections. There ( 3) Walter Cronkite (C) area. Parents are urged to re just that much more difficult. subject.” wrote about her life as a Polish (13) Year in Review A variety of actiylties will be Nelson ^bfoby, 38 Ootyb Hill is a chance of 5 to 10 degrree (24) Whal s New? 10:30 ( 3-12) News Special (O mind chUdren that conditions Manchester can’t be consulted Newsweek reported that Man princess after she and her hus (20) Workinpr Americans undertaken, dictated by the par a son to. Mr. and Mrs. low temperatures in the deeper (12) New.‘BIFU!TB U S III^ RECORD Look magazine plans to seria also said she found grating that Lloyd Wheeler, 16 WaddcH Rd.; Ou W eekend ding died last August. than today. Highest tempera with Miss Eileen Fogarty, junior Johnson would address her as Mrs. Ekilth McCarthy, 63 Bisaell lize beginning In the issue which She is survived by a son and tures tomorrow afternoon will Rh ik o u s Artists! Top TiiDes! Discount Price^ high science teacher. “ Honey." The charge will) be as little' St.; Mrs. ESsther Troy, 313 Oak Police areMnvestlgatlng five reaches newsstands Jan. 10. The a daughter. be around 40 .degrees inland, book is scheduled for publica-' Johnson told Intimates, ac a« possible, depending on the land Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Car recent breaks, liM^ding one In and 40 to 45 at the coast. tion In April. cording to the magazine, that he number of persons signing up. men Marty, Warehouse Point, which 11 handgtms and holsters 2 Reidio ordered, against the suggestion Area Weather Mrs. Rita Meyer. East Hartford; valued at $411,75 wera- stolen The literary and legal maneu ITALIAN DOCK STRIKE The class will begin at 7:48 of the Secreb-S^cvice, that Pres (This listing Includes only those news broadcakta o f 10 or 15 Mrs. Louise Meyerhoff, 124 E. Saturday from Banvllle’s Gun vering came against a back WINDSOR LOOKS (AP) — ROME (AP) — Italian dock- and end at 9:45. ident Kennedy^ coffin be placed mlciute length. Some otatloiis carry other short aewsoasla.) 10 BEST S E E I N G Center S t; Mrs. Margaret Oh- Center at 67t4 Cooper St. ground of Manchester’s illness, The U.S. Weather Bureau re workers began a 48-hour strike in Air Force One instead of the WDRC—1360 7:16 Frank Gifford lund, Coventry; Lin wood Per Police said someone entered a White House statement deny ports that skies were generally today to' back up demands for Manchester Evening Herald vice presidential plane. 5:(X) l/ong John Wade .7:30 Harry Reasoner kins, 151 Walnut St.; Vincent the shop sonietime between 9:30 ing comments attributed to the fair over Connecticut last night. higher pay and improved work-' 6:00 Mike Millard 7:35 Face the Nation Bolton correspondent, Cleme- “ I wasn’t going to let Mrs. 9:00 Ken Griffin 8:00 News Porter, 424 W- Middle Tpke.; p.m. and 12:25 a.m. Saturday by President by Newsweek maga The wind died down, allowing ing conditions. well Yoong, teL 54S-89S1. Kennedy fiy back alone with his 1:06 News. Sign Off 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Mrs. Anna P'ranckus, 726 Sul breaking a front door window. zine relating to the" assassina temperatures to fall. Overnight WBCH—818 10:06 Comment b(xly,’ ’ he was quoted as saying. Oommunlst and non-Commu- Police have descriptions of the tion, and Mrs. Kennedy’s depar temperatures varied from the 6:00 Hartford Highlights 10:20 Speak Up Biulford HI-FI IP ALBUMS livan Ave., Scntth Windsor: Alex On the “ Honey issue, Johnson nlst unions representing 35,000 7:00 News 11:30 Barry Farber Show Prokopowicz, 1085 E. Middle stolen guns,, they said. ture with her children for a holi workers seek renewal of a con 8:00 Gaslight 13:00 Comment Hospital Notes reportedly explained that "It’s 12:00 (}ulet Hours 13:16 News. Sign Off Tpke.; Marrdean Rines, 98 At the home of Joseph Tessier day on the British West Indies 7 tract that expired over a year just a world that comes easy to WPOP—1418 WTIC—1888 Green-wood Dr. of 90 Broad St., a thief used a island of Antigua. r i ago. 6:00 Jim Meeker 8:00 Afternoon BidUlon K ing’s Halting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. me as a Texan.” Also, Mrs. Lydia Rowland, key to enter the home and es 'Manchester w m ordered to LICeEn DRUG In Genoa, Italy’s biggest port, 10:00 HoUlne 6:00 News, Sports, Weather In all areas excepting mater 13:00 John Sherman 6:36 Americano: Low Coventry; A n d re w Savage, caped 'With Jewelry and a bot remain In the hospital for at 73* freighters were affected. AU nity where they are 2:80 to 4 PARKADE WINF—1288 7:30 News of the World Winsted; Ralph Savage, 7 Sen tle of wine, all valued at more Idast a week after his admission loading and unloading opera 6:00 News 7:46 Joe Garaglola Price p.ra. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private 6:15 Speak Up Hartford 7:50 Sing Along eca Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Edna than $186. >r early Monday morning with 11-Inch Snowfall OPEN 1.99 rooms where they are 10 a,m. tions came to a halt. Scores of 6:00 News , 8:06 Pop Concert Schurmann, Hartford; Harold N() value has be^nSpliced yet what his physician called “ a A.M . to 10 P.M. ships in Naples, Palermo and 6:15 Barry Farber ^ o w I 9:10 Nlghtbeat to 8 p,m. Visitors are requested r:45 6:45 Lowell Thomas .'11:00 News, Sports. Weather Simmons, 24$ Lake S t ; Mrs. on a man's ring and earrings, slight touch of pneumonia.” Taken in Stride not to smoke In patients’ rooms. Venice also were tied tip. 7:00 The World Tonight 11:30 Other Bide of the Day LABEL TITLE ARTIST Beatrice Steeves, 6 Constance stolen in the break. The theft The 44-year-old writer re No more than two visitors at The town highway depart one time per patient. Dr.; Mrs. Helen-Mae Skjold, took place sometime between 4 mained on the critical list In ment,*’^ well-alerted In advance, X ■ • Oolgems The Monkeea . Hie Monkees East Hartford; Raymond Bou- p.m ..and 9:30 p.m. yesterday,- Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Hrab Alpert and the took Manchester’s 11-lnch PaUenta Today: 181 -- shee Jr., 200 Hilliard S t; Mrs. pollce said. Tessier told police Middletown, Conn., although he AMCKICA'S tAWOeST FAMILY- CLOTHtNO CMAIM' • AAM SSO Xljanna Brass (Christmas storm in stride, and Barbara Carlson, Ellington; the thief found the key In a vase was reported responding well to • Warner Bro*. A Very Fnnny Fellow BUI Cosby encountered no problems other a d m i t t e d SATURDAY: Ehik Carlson, Stafford Springs; in the breezeway; antibiotic treatment. A com • Columbia Jim N abon Sings Jim Nabors Maurice Bourcier, East Hart than the usual. Raymond Clarh, Broad Brook; At the Manchester Pipe and plete diagnosis would take at Those usual problems, ac ONM a Dnnhlll If You Can Believe Your Eyes Hie Mama’s and Papa’s ford: Mrs. Erika Carmienkl, 450 least three days and until then Mrs. Mary Crkmer, Tolland; Supply Inc. on Hartford Rd., a cording to Superintendent Er 9 :5 0 • MOM The Best of the Animals The Animals Gardner S t; George Damaschi, Mrs. Mary Cronin, 49 Cedar thief forced a rear door and es he would be considered in criti nest Tureck, are the snowblow T il • Beprise Kink’s Greatest Hits The Kinks 00 Hayes Rd.,''wapplng: Harry St.; George Danks, 12 Bruce caped 'With 22 quarts of liquor cal condition. Dr. P. Erwin Tra ers and jeeps which deposit Supreme’s A-Go-Go The Supreme* Fowler, 108 Autumn St.; Mrs. Rd.; Mrs. Eugenia DeLorge, taken from an upstairs office. cy said. 9:50 • Motown snow on town streets after Donna Martens, 94 Steep Rd., Thompsonville: Joseph Duva, The break took place some Tracy barred telephone calls • U b c ^ Gary Lewis and the Playboys Gary Lewis and the sno'wplo'ws have passed, Wapplng; Eric Strandberg, 6 89 Hollister S t time Sunday or yesterday, po of "an emotional or cbntrover-, Golden Greats Playboys Tureck said that the prac Palmer Dr., Wapplng. Also, Mrs., Nancy Guite, lice said. sial nature” to Manchester. The’ • Ootambla Somewhere My Love Ray Connlfl tice creates problems of mounds Admitted Simday; Ralph Co-ventry: Mrs. Jane Gtmn, 163 A bottle of scotch, beer, and doctor said he has been “ con of snow and Ice, necessitating Beaudin, 478 Woodbridge St.; Maple St.; Mrs. Mary King, 27 a small bank were stolen re fused and depressed" for the Warren Bellefleur, 477 Center Tuck Rd.; Mrs. M ary.-Lam - cently from the home of Charles past few weeks. return visits by his crews. St.; Mrs. Mary Boyle, 172 Cen precht, 425 Avery Bt., South W. Newman o f 148 Hawthorne Manchester, picked by Mrs. As for the crews themselves, ter S t ; Richard Brandwein, 402 Windsor; Warren Bellefleur, 477 St. Kennedy to write a definitive they were alerted at 10:15 a.m. Tremendous Selecfiqn! Woodbridge S t; Mrs. Sandra (Center S t; Mrs. Ehleen Wash-, ..^Newman told police he dls- account of the assassination, Saturday and worked right Brennan. Blast Hartford; San burn. East Hartf(»rd: William coveced glass broken. In a rear was accus'jd in the lawsuit filed through to noon on Christmas Jini\nlK)isSi"l',s dra Clifford, 67 Mountain Dr., Matulis, Brood Bixxjk; Mrs. door.).-j by the president’s widow of Day. A skeleton crew remain I u - HI-FI and STEREO ALBUMS Wapplng; Elttora Colovl, 31 Sandra ._Brennan, Epst Hart A thief kicked in boards in a breaking thedr contract by offer ed on duty until midnight Sun Marshall Rd.; Charles BTller, 82 ford: Mrs. Elmilia Vespa and wall at Cumberland Farms at ing hds manuscript for publica day, when all crews returned Featuring America’s greatest entertain Cottage St.; Patrick Humphrey, son, East Hartford; Mrs. Carol 109 Onter St. Saturday-or Sun tion without her approval. Some and worked to 11 a.m. Monday. 41 Chestnut St,; Barney Peter The men then were off until ers In their latest releoMl The Wilson Mlnlcuccl and son, RED 2, Bol day but store emjrfoyes-do not passages in the text, she said, man, '40 Jordt St.; Mrs. Lynne oontained material constituting 8 la!rt night, when they return Lewis Trio, Monterey Brass, Homer A ton; Mrs. Sally Robinson and know yet whether anything was Scboen, 454 E. Center S t; Her- daughter, Coventry: Mrs. Mau stolen. an invasion of her privacy. ed to the task of snow remo'val. Jethro, MextciaU Brass, Songs from H j f berb-Sullivan, 56 Essex St.; reen Taylor and daughter, An- Police said they found the Mrs. Kennedy and her broth That operation was suspended Mame anii thousands moral Maurice Wilson Sr., 302 W. Cen daver;-.Slrs. Patricia Cook and print of a rubber boot in the er-in-law, Sen. Robert F. 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(AP) — The •Recorded During Month 3 y m K ASSOCIATED PRESS deaths of' Fred Jr., 8, and Susie, Vietnam war, says a military Ici Marie San(|er8, 7, ran up to r Risgih 1N7 At least 36 children and 21 2. êven other children , es- writer, has led to the stripping h(^ ^mhtir and said teasingly, During the- laat month 16 dancing and a buffet during the ? ^ ^ j .V capetf; The parents had 'gone to of some Navy ships-to the point As Major New Food Source "Shoot me, Daddy.” truiefen of property have been evening and ending with bacon âdults died and many other per- televlsior repair shop they Witt yosr where it would be impossible — A few hours later she was recorded at the office of Gladys and eggs for those who endure .^pons were left homeless In fires operate to pick up two gifts, they if a crisis developed suddenly WASHINGTON (AP) — Living yeasts might also he powdery protein substance dead, The guh her father had T. Miner, town clerk. the evening. NEW YEAirS 'iduring the Christmas holiday had forgotten to bring home. to man them quickly with a Promising prospects for a ma- Instead of Jhe bacteria In- called single ceU protein. - held was not a weapon loaded They Include: Duane E. Members, are invited to bring eekend.' Sisters, Tamie, 2, Carola Fay, wartime complement. . lor new nroteln food made bv *he protein. Dr. John Special heat treatment prior with bldnk's, as he had believed, Wheeler to Gregory Franciscos, guest couples. Reservations can PARTY SUPPLIES jor new protein food made by q . McNab of the Esso Research to final processing would be The heaviest toll In one fire 3, aAd Wllllne Taylor, 1, p^r- The Navy’s personnel shor but h similar gun, loaded with lot ISO-isl.at Amaton Lake; Hel 1)6 mailed to Jones-Keefe Post, ^ a y have occurred In Northern (shed Iri a fire at their home tage is most acute in the Atlan mixing living bacteria with Engineering Co., New York, designed to kill all bacteria or live ammunition. en S. Cummings to .Robert Mac Box 95, Hebron. fren FAIRWAYr- r crude oil products were report- and Prof. Louis R. Rey of Nes- yeast organisms after their Job sillfom ia where seven are bp^* near Sumter, S.C. tic Fleet’s antisubmarine Sheriff Dwayne Gilbert said Millan, land at Amston Lake; Sixty-six children were enter forces, says Jack Keatner of the ed by scientists today. tie ^llmentana. South America, was done, London Park Inc. to Paul and tained at' the Legion ChrisUnas We H«e"^- êved to have died. Blazes in A Christmas Eve blaze in Ca- j A team working on the project said in a r ^ r t prepared for the McNab and Rey said that a the coroner ruled that the slay-, ^laska sold Maryland each lyton County, Georgia, resulted Norfolk Ledger-Star. ing wassan accident, and no Ronnie sm ith, lot 9 in Forest Party. The Legion Santa Claus In an article Monday, he polh- e|ald it could be a significant I83rd meeUng of the American number of technical and eco- 1- V J Park; Eileen Thibodeau to Al presente(l gifts to the children.), j Everyttisg at Claimed six lives. iiT the deaths o f Vanessa Ruth food soui'ce tor developing ebun- Association for the Advance- problems remain to be charges will be filed. The wlfr and five children of Maroney, 7 ,and her B-yearold tcd out there are three person Hie holiday tragedy occurred ice R. and EdWard Pomprowicz Fairway priets, plui nel levels aboard fighting ships tries which might be competi- ment of Science. gîy^d but ”we are confident the Ams mansion on Amston Manchester Evening Herald blaurice Stewart perished in a sister. Another Maroney daugh- tlve iri price with skim milk With yeast or bacteria, the u,eSe problems can Monday at the home of Chester Hebron correspondent, Mrs. “Falnvay—The Main Street ^laze at their home In Ollvett, ter remains In critical condition, — their complement, or the Wright, where Mr. and Mrs. m Lake Rd.; Raymond and Vir etore that features variety OrcjaniMtioiial Joseph Jay photo number with which they go to Fallot photo powder. living mlcjXHirganlsms would, g^lved and that single cell ginia Adams to Walter and Mu-Jorle Porter, tel. 228-9116 at its best!" Mscoimts! yud. The children were Violet, 6, Mrs. David Marsa and her’ Leroy Sanders and their daugh 0 war; their allowance, the nor weaned on, and protein can represent a major Ann Gustafson, land at Amston •Idaurice 3, Darlene, 2, Bruce, 1, son Jimmy,'!, dl'ed in a fire at Engaged Em IVU squeamish about eating food caused to multiply, by feeding new source of protein," pokslbly ter, Denlce, were visiting. mal peacetime allotment; and Deputy Sheriff Gray Pinson Lake; Evelyn Hendrick to the • Hats • Noiisemakers • Paper Tableware »and Unda,' 7 months. Lincoln, Neb. . their manning level, the minl- derived with the help of ■ bac- them high-quality hydrocarbons within the next decade. Wrist Watches 3 In Northern California, offi- Thomas and Michael Cole, The engagement of Miss The engagemenf of Miss Su ----- ..------. derived from the distillation of 6ald Wright had two .22 caliber Amston Lake Co., land at Am muin required to keep them op teria, the researchers pointed to The researchers pointed out ston Lake and WilUam J. Biass- The wrist watch did not be-\' • Candles • Balloons • Streamers, etc. dais said seven persons, Includ- 1 2, were killed when Jeanne Marion Berube of Man san Mary Gaffney of Manches yogurt, vinegar, cheese, sauer crude petroleum oil. pistols, one loaded with car erational. that man has long been Ingest tridges and the other with man to the Amston Lake Com come popular until the turn of four children may have died home in East Peoria, 111.,, chester to ’Thomas J. Hamilton ’’Many ships of the Atlantic ter to Anthony Edward Fal- kraut, cured meats, soy sauce Out of this brew, featuring a the 20th century; ‘ today there Regardless of the size of your party, FAIRWAY ‘^n ;a blaze that destroyed a 20- bunied after an oil burner ex and other foods already In this constant fermentation process, ing bacteria in certain foods blanks. pany, land at Amston Lake. Jr. of Bloomfield has been an-> Fleet, particularly those in the cetta of Andover' is announced such as yogurts which are Ino are 50 wrist watches made for HAS THE SUPPLIES AT FAIRWAY PRICES! room farm home near Williams, plosion. antisubmarine-warfare force, category. would eventually come a dried. Banders picked up the live Also, James A. Hills to Jessee every single pocket watch, ac nounced by her parents, Mr. by her parents, Mr., and Mrs. culated with certain microbes ammunition weajtoh. thinking it M. Hills, lot 4 on the east side * Sheriff Max Mayfield said it PhUHP Anthony Gomez, 10, and Mrs. Edgar J. Berube of are how operating at this mini such as streptococci. cording to the Encyclopaedia •Was believed that Judge Sey- Pamela Faye. 12. died In a Edward M. Gaffney of 24 S. was the one with blanks, the of West St.; Jesse A. Hills to Britannica. 50 ’Turnbull Rd. mum.” Kestner wrote. They added: "Many addition Elaine Hills Hale,' lot 3 on West •enour Vann, 80, his wife Martha. Fullerton, Calif. The Atlantic IHeet’s antisub Hawthorne St. deputy said. The girl ran to her Her fiance is a son of Jdr. al food products depend upon father and said, “Shoot me. St.; Jesse A. Hills- to Laura *Bl: her father, Carroll Hutchln- âry Elizabeth Gomez. 26, and Mrs. Thomas J. Hamilton marine warfare comrriahder. Her fiance 1s a son. of Elio 6 Newly Orphaned Children the action of bacteria. There is eon, 86. and the children, Sara, mother of Phillip and sister of Daddy,” Pinson related. Hills Armstrong, lot 4 on West of Bloomfield. Vice Adm. Charles E. Weakly, Falcetta of 111 Asplnall Dr. no doubt that large quantities of St.; Jesse A. Hills to Oscar Dav '•>9. Deborah. 18, Mae. 6, and Miss Faye, and tour other Go- is ’’well aware of this, but deci Miss Gaffney is a 1965 grad Wright, realizing that Sanders Miss Berube, a graduate of organisms remain with the fin had the wrong gun, Shouted and id Hills, lot 5 on West St.; Jesse Beymour Jr., 17, died In the fire, "i®* children escaped. Manchester High School, is em sions that have resulted in his uate of Manchester High School. Lose Home in Holiday Fire ished products.” .However, only five bodies have police spokesman at Fuller- force’s current status were attempted to grab Sanders’ A. Hills to Betty Hills Dqve, lot ployed at Connecticut Mutual Mr. Falcetta, a 1960 graduate RACINE, Wis. (AP) — First didn’t want them to split up,” They also said that from time arn, said Pinson. But the gun 6 on West St., and Jesse A. ^ e n recovered, three adults ^ n said Robert John Doyle, 14, Lite Insurance Co., Hartford. made at a much higher level,” of Rham High School, Hebron, to time, especially during World '♦nd two cbUdren. ^ ^ booked Monday night on the writer said. thedr parents died in an auto be said. discharged, the bullet hitting Hills to Helen HiUs Hodge, lot Mr. Hamilton is a graduate-of is a 1964 graduate of Williman- Barbara, 15, Patricia, 11, De- War U in Europe, yeast has Denies in the chest. 8 on West St., including build Z At Anchoraze Alaska Alma ““SP*®*®” murder and arson Bloomfield High School and But he said-Weakly told a re accldent, and then their house ^ ^ .. in connection with the fire. tic State 'Teachers College. He been used as a food source. The girl was taken .to a hospi ings Uiereon. rug Chatmcey Preparatory Schpol, porter last week the force is in ^Bhull, 28, ana her four children _ is employed as a history teach burned down in a Christmas 2 ,- woi:e only their pajamas Also Walter O. Bastelman and « e d in a fire at their home. The OonnecUcut recorded six ’’very good shape” when viewed tal but efforts to save her were Boston, Mass. He attended er at ■ Bolton Junior-Senior wee'.’.end fire, but the five Rog- when fire drove them from the GRUMES LOSES APPEAL futile. She died a few hours aft Robert Bastelman to Amston Ifehlldren were Adrlanna. 9. Ro- «J*a‘hs in three fires. The vic- Springfield (Mass.) College and within the framework of restrie- School. HARTFORD (AP) — WlUlam tions of hardware and person ers girls, aged 2 to 15, and their house. Some Christmas gl^^ a er the s)K>oting. Lake Co., lot 16'a t Amston ■Jand, 8. Logan. 7. and Sard, 8. tlms were Alfred Sefverblade, is employed at Paine, Webber, 'The wedding Is planned for Christmas tree, two beds and A J. Grimes of Bridgeport, con Lake; James M. Hagerty 277 WEST MiDDU TURNPIKE MANCHCSm itM mtldentifled serviceman also mother, Anne Jackson and Curtis, Hartford. nel. June 17, 1967. big brother are sticking togeth- victed three years ago of violat Vras kHled in the blaze. S efverbl^, 79, o{ Danbury; The Na\-y in Washington de chair were saved. Other belong SOVIET JEWISH POET DEAD to Amston>Lake Co., lots 648 The wedding is planned for ings Including most of their ing the State Narcotics Act, has MOSeXiW (AP) Moisei and 649 at Amston Lake and I ,1 , William < ^ , 38, and his daugh- June 24, 1967. clined commei.t...... , TROOPER CHARGED Diana"^6. at P«,spect; ^ d Temporarily, they’ll live with clothing and 8200 in cash lost his appeal for a new trial. Teif, 62, a leading Soviet Jewish Joseph Plaza Jr. to Amston a fire that destroyed three, neighbors and grandparents. In a decision announced Mon- Tammy Searlee, 7, and his “Y” OFFICIAL DIES HAMDEN (AP) — Frederick burned. poet, dljed last Friday, the Liter Lake .Cor., lot 285 at Amston t-story frame dwellings In brother, Jack, 5, at Bristol. a man believed to be George Kusterer, a 26-year-old auxili But that’s only until Richard "We sUll haven’t got the bills day night, the SUte Supreme ary Gazette reported today. Lake.' ALL XMAS CARDS Nineteen were left Davltt, 47, at ’Tucson, Arlz. FTJLTON, N.Y. (AP) J —Fu few York, Rhode Island also recorded neral services will be held here ary state trooper, faces a Rogers, 19, the head of the fa straightened out since my par- Court rejected - every .claim of “Teirs poetical voice has Church Council Meets , omeless. multiple deaths in a holiday Also, êrrill Frost, 57, at charge of aggravated assault in mily, finds a new place they can ents got killed,” Richard said. error made by Grimes in his been heard for 4S years in the The Hebron Congregational Portland, Maine; and Bert Thursday for Miss Anna--< V. T T he victims were James, 18, pjaze. Dorothy Wamipbolt, 24, Rice, a former general secre the aftermath of a shooting. turn into home. "I guess we ll Just have to go on petitions for the court to„.set choirs of the best Jewish Soviet ' Church Council' will meet to âthleen, 10, and Noreen, 17, and her sons Richard Jr., 2, and Sniilh, 95, at Plaistow, N.H.; Police said Kusterer fired his As flames swept through their day*to day now until I know aside his conviction and grant poets. Rls Works reflected the ' \ .(Herald photo by Satemls) night at 8 in the Smlth-Gellert L.D. Veltum, 81, and Liberty tary of the National Board of the children of Gertrude Daly, 42, Edward, 8 months, died in their Young Women’s Christian-Asso- service revolver during ^ a quar- - frame dwelling in nearby Ca- what’s what.” * him a new trial. greatness and severity of the Lounge. All committees are- AND GIFT WRAP 'hose husband died of a. heart other fire victims were 2- Tomberg, 50, Minneapolis, elation, who died here Saturday., rel with his brother-in-law, Wil ledonia, Richard stood barefoot Richard,êarned $100 a week Grimes contended his 1963 epoch,” the Gazette said. You Can Be Skeptical If You Like, But urged to send representatives Minn.; and Otto B. Griffin, 73, ttack only three weeks ago month-old Stacey James Miss Rice, 86, moved to this liam Mauhs, 35, who was visit- in the snow and said, ’’The kids as a laborer at a metals firm trial had so many errors that ’> Telt was a publisher of Soviet Now these prints may have been made by some animal other than a reindeer, to the meeting. ^hlle returning with the family •nwmpson at Perry, Ga.; MikePine River, Minn. ing him. No one was hurt. had a good Christmas — up im- while attending high school in his conviction should be set Homeland, a magazine pub . ' Party ReservatlonB J city north of Syracuse when she aside. but the fact remains that the prints go right up the roof around the chimney y o m the funeral of Mrs. Daly’s powell Harris, 58, of Coweta retired from YWCA work in State Police Commissioner til last night.” Racine. He’cared for the young lished to present a favorable Reservations for the New er children for part of the day In a unanimous opinion writ- picture of the condition of Soviet and down again. Consider too, that there are no animal tracks on the ground Year’s Eve Party sponsored by l|fc®ther. County, Ga.; Wig;gins H. Snell, 7 ^ Million May Buy 1940. Leo J. Mulcahy ordered the re- Just two weeks earlier their leading up to tl)e house, and the closest tree appears to be too far away from Mrs. Daly and another daugh- 10, at Keilamazoo, Micl^.; Jackie NEW,YORK—Home builders She began her career with the volver confiscated and directed ' father, Richard Sr.. 47, and until his sisters could take over, ten by Justice Charles S. House, Jews. The magazine is used to the Jones Kpefe Post 95 Ameri ^ r , Alice, 18, escaped unhurt. Cherne, 14, at Cobn Rapids, bank on the plans of families YWCA in Detroit, Mich., in 1913 that Kusterer’s narne be tern- mother, Vivian, 38, died in a Richard said the youngsters the court said Grimes did not counter charges by foreign Jews the roof for a jump. When Mrs. Wanita.Hotchkiss, who lives here at 32 Angel can Legion, must be received ^ An explosion and fire in a Minn.; Lewis Neal, 41, iA De- who now rent apartments or and became the organization’s porarily removed from the aux two-car crash at a highway in- would have to rely heavily for a show that he has "a meritorious that anti-Semitism still exists in ^t., found Christmas presents left by friends at her back° door just after she by Wednesday. The party will iliary trooper list, police said. tersection. Richard Jr. Insisted ^while on their grandparents, defense and has been deprived ths Soviet Union. noticed the footprints, she was just about convinced. be held at Legion Hall with Vi l^droom of the new home of the trolt; Lillie Bell Whitley, 61, at homes. About 7’,2 million such general secretary in 1930. on keeping the girls together. Mr. and Mrs.-Cyril Murray, un- of reasonable opportunity to use PRICE! i^ e d Tillery family at Falls Gadsden, Ala.; Alex Kerbs, families say they will buy a Survivors include a sister and The incident occurred Christ ^ u rc h , Va., resulted In the about 60, at Burley, Idaho, and home within the next two years. brother. mas Day. ”I thought it would be best, I til things are straightened out. it.”

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a mtle positive aocelituation of the zest ltd caiti was a ftunlUar sight on T l S s n f a v ’I n t u I W i s K ana Joy of killing:. Connecticut Vefpoii^ :: . ' ■ ' O n ^ n F o r u m ®t«ets. I tWnk an the local l ^ l S n e y i a n a W I S H All this invites tile same psychologi A. W A S . Ohristmaa^ tree £ | Q j| | 0 g T f UC f O F programs. 8t. James Church cal question so widely raised and dis Yankee Ninth OlBtriet CSuistiniui < cussed about the, unparalleled television ^ Capt. Cehrmitt Retiring had an annual Christmas enter HBR^S*^^N&Nra wa To the Editor, tainment with a tree and gifts Stricken Tot, 6 j 18 Bissell Street coverage of some of the horror and pf Christmas in I Manchester, Conn. By A.H.O. for (he Sunday School children. LOS ANGIZJB6 (AP)—Susy brutality of this war. What happens to are very sweet to THOMAS F. i^RGUSON After 46 Years as Fireman Those dear by-gone holidays of Dewey, whose special Qirist- WALTER R. ST:R00S0N its natives, in the homes, Publishers a civHisation, a supposed ci^lizatlon, It is rather difficuK to long ago bring us noetalgic mas request was to visit Dle- get Capt. Harold Lehrmltt ot the Supply and Transpoit Battalion, churches, and dear old Ninth Founded October 1, 1881 let us say, when the real face of ^va^ is the up to date factional num memories. neyland, was ready today to Hockanum Engine Company entered actitre duty December District, which, prior to 1904, Published Every Elvenlng Except Sundays brought closer than ever before? Does Blessed Ohristaias fu '"’l her wish. bers of all the players even af will retire as 6f Saturday, af- 1065 and was laet stationed gt housed the kindergarten, all and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at the experience revolt It, and spur its de ter one haa their names and ■ *■ Christmas Is a blessed time, . Disneyland, 80r miles south Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall ter 46 years of service, 10 of Ft. Bliss, Tex. grades and the high school. Mr. _ _ Matter. ______mand for peace ? Or does it grow more preirlous poaltlona. Best of all the year. east ol Los Angelss, was ths wWch he has served aa, cap- Seaman Recruit Michael M e Verplanok, then the principal, ^ rtenda afar, that drow " 6-year-oid SUBSCRIPTION RATES hard and callous than before, and more But W6 it safe to ven Payable tn Advance a”; a maarimr nf tb . ria “ J,"*" ® tradition, which „ear. su^ySuzy and her family to Oallfor- helpless, therefore, than ever In the ture one o f our famous type At a recent meeting of the de- and Mrs. George McDermott of continued for years, fimt of the ' nia from her home in Grand clutch of its own worst capacities? kind o f shrewdnesses, and to partment, members voted to ap- ig Florence St.i has completed yhole high school nutklng Its Ifca e Months ...... f.SO put it down boldly that we Time to do a kindly deed, Rapids, Mich. She stayed in a _____ One ^ônth ...... 1-85 How did it really feel, over the hours point J;gip>Shea Sr., as the next nine weeki of Navy basic train- iyearly pilgrimage of marching yomr or old, don’t think RepubUcan S t^ e Los Angeles hotel Monday of truce, not ’to be hearing the deawlly captain. Shea has been a mem- jnjr the Naval Training Cen- down to the kindergarten to __ Ka-i, to childhood now. EMBER OF 1 Chairman Searle Plnney, when night. THE AS&CIATED PRESS ^ daily score? A relief? Or were we sdl, her of the company for over 20 ter at Great Lakes, HI. v ie* ths two beauUful Christ- " f s S e r d ’s FV>r Doctors say Suzy may die of The AssociateO*ress Is exclusively entitled naming the committee of 24 ysara during which time he haa Conservation Meet|aK mas trees la6en with gifts which to the use of repuBlicatlon of all news di^ unconsciously, waiting for it, and find leukemia within a year. party leaders to screen his suc- served as chief engineer. iphe Conrorvatlon Cammlsr were'given by Mrs. Susan Chen- 3 ^^.^ to where a tiny Mtch6S cr^dilwJ to it or not otherwise creait- ing the day’s news a little dull and A Los Angeles woman, who ed in this paper and sIto, the local news pub- 'cessor and establish specifica The recommendation for the slon, newly appototod by Mayor ey, Mias Mary Cheney’s mother, g j~ t manger bed: ■ empty without It? tions for the Job of Republican asked to remain anonymous, ***AU* rights ol repuWtcatioh,ôf special dls- appolntosnt was made by Chief Thomas McGuflker, vrill meet to- who vlslt^ the kindergarten to Blessed Little Jesus, financed the trip to California p^ches herein are also reserved. ______Chairman, made the mistake of John Ashe. He noted Shea Is g^y at 7:30 p.m. at the admin- see the Jdys the little ones ^11 to Thee be led. for Suzy, her parents and her naming much more than half familiar with all phases of fire Stratton building with Joseph In receiving their presents, The Herald Printing CompRny • the new committee from Florence Burdick Gibson sister. Bumes no financial responsibility for typtn Good Time For A Storm fighting and wholehearted sup- x . Ward Jr. aa guest speaker. cairlstmas Was a beautiful Christmas Day brought dolls, graphical errors appearing In advertisements among the ranks of his own ports Wa appointment. Word IS with the Department time in Ninth District, to the and other reading matter in The Manchester known political enemies in the an electric organ and other gifts Evening H e r a l d . ______It can never really happen any more, Ashe has notified Mayor of Agrictilture and Natural Re- grades wp were taught to make for Suzy from people who the coming of a snowfall which finds party. Thomas McCusker by letter that eources. gifts for------our------dear ones,.. such as P\ill service client of N. E. A. Service; Inc. In fact, our rough, unofficial, Police Arrests learned of her Illness. Publishers Representatives — "^ e Julies everybody safely tucked in so that they he wishes him and the board of Weekend Police Beport a calendar, a handkerchief box', "She had a wonderful Christ Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chl- and entirely amateuridi calcu representaUves to raUfy Shea’s Vernon pbUce report several or a sachet. Many a home In oago, Detroit and Bost o n . ______^ can stay where they are for the dura- lation suggests that Pinnney mas,” said her mother Monday appointment. The mayor said minor' accideots during the Manchester had its Christmas Raymond A. Balbonl, 18, of before the family left for the Ai>ion of the storm itself and then for a played It fairly safe and con ~itE M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA he will do this at the first meet- Ohristmos EV, snowstorm with tree in the Gay NlneUes, aa did 162 Green Manor Rd. was West Coast. "There was a talk TIONS. '' ______/ peaceful Di day or two beyond. But a servatively, and did not yield, Ing in January of the board. slight damage to some of the the South Methodist (Jhurch; In charged at 8:20 a.m. yesterday ing Porky Pig from Prank Si I$l8p1ay advertising closing houra: snowfall which happens to reach its cli to hla known foes and critics, During his 48 years aa a cars but no personal injuries. the old church the Sunday with failure to obey a stop sign, For Monday — 1 p.m. Jpday. many more than one-third the natra.” For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. max late on a Christmas Bve comes member o f the department, Police said traffic became School Scholars had a short pro-_ Police said a cruiser patrolman "She’s been playing with all r O T Wednesday ~ 1 p.m. Tuesday. seats on the new committee. close. Lehrmltt has worked under five lighter as the stonW progressed gram with carol singing and'saw him drive through a stop of her toys,’’ Mrs. Dewey said. P ot Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. W e are inclined to Judges For Friday — 1 p.m. ThU ây. Then, at least, there are fewer of us other chiefs besides Ashe. They and the town told state'hlghfway recitations and then . a very sign a.t Porter and Lenox Sts. “ She doesn’t know which la her For Saturday{xLlUrUay — “ 1a p.m. Friday. • _ « that, had the meeting of the who have to get out and go somewhere were the late George B. Milne crews got out to plow and sand, noisy and Jovial Santa arrived Balbonl Is scheduled to appear Miitfled deadline: 10:30 a.m each day of State Central Committee at favorite. lotion except Saturday — 9 Aiaa______and William <3onr^y, and also ’They noted the plows were to give the children their gifts In Manchester Circuit Court 12 “ And she’s been looking at a than on any other night of the year. which Plnney was authorized to William FTaherty, Fred Srtel hampered at times by cars left, ^ which time toey had been Jan. 9. picture book about Disneyland Then, at least, there is a minimum nec name this screening committee I Tuesday, December 27 and Edward Friedrich. parked on the Streets, but the looking forward all year. ------for the past week.’ essity for worrying about- getting out been a somewhat more hap- Reflecting back on when he owners were located and the One Minorities few -■y oh the morrow. And If it happens to be monious affair the eventual first became a fireman, Lehr- cars moved, to this period was the one in 7 : a Christmas Day which falls on a Sun make-up of the committee which Santa .CJlaus rode into the STOCKHOLM — Aside from Wayne Smith mjtt tells of the first fire he \ A local couple was arrested EVERYTHING day, so that Monday is also holiday, migibt have beeil ' something attended, that at the White Sunday and . charged with vestry, where the Christmas some recept arrivals, the only TO CELEBRATE Wayne Smith, publisher of the Meri then it is almost possible to think of more equably divided among Grain Company on Brooklyn St. breach of the peace following a tree and entertainment were, on ethnic minorities to Sweden are those factions which are con about 1,000 Lapps in the nbrth, den Record and Journal, dean of Con this heaven-sent truce with life as one He noted that although the domestic disturbance. a donkey, which caused quite a THE NEW YEAR! tinuing to be so inexhaustibly Edmund'J. Goeselln,. 68, and furor, scaring the timid little 2,000 of whom live by raising necticut publishers, brought an ideal that could, with a little imagination, be horse-drs'wn fire apparatus had costly to the party. his wife, Katherine, are sched ones. ’That Christmas I will nev reindeer, and 30,000 F’inns, who ARTHUR DRUG mixture of capsiclties and Interests to considered good for at least 48 hours. been abolished, the old former It Is our gpiess that Plnney, horse-drawn F’ltch Steamer was uled to appear in Rockville Cir er forget. Thomas Gardiner have settled close to toe Finnish OFF ALL PICTURES his role.. Not to have to break or plow a path, after that meeting, decided that needed and this was dra'wn to cuit Court 12 Jan. 10. They were owned the donkey and it, with border. ' not to have to g;o anywhere, not to have When, on his death the other day, the if everybody was going to insist the. fire by the Knox ’Truck of released under toe no bad! pro members of the Meriden Record and to stir from one’s own fireside, not to that he go out fighting Just aa gram. Officer Herman IWtz the Hockanum (Company. This ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Journal family undertook the sad duty have to think of the morrow’s trans hard aa he had had to fight to fire .was in 1921, and two years made the arrest. CASH SAVINGS -Choose any_pjc^rîn Watkins Gallery and save 20 portation because, indeed, there is no get in in the first place, there later a row of stores and a of evaluating his career, it seemed„that The Herald’s Vemon Bureau I r TO per cent. Included are large 24x30, 24x36, 24x48-inch place one really has to go, not, to sum was no sense in giving control bouse on East ^ a ln St. burned Just about every department of the of any part of the succession Is at 88 Park St., Rockville, P. pictures and numerous small subiects._ Landscapes, It all up, to have to begin immediately down and the men worked for newspaper had had the idea, from its. machinery to an outright oppo- O. Box 827, tel. 8764188 or 643- 12 hours steady. Foreign Cars 0! Manchester seascapes, snow scenes. Graphic Arts Collection in working with him over the years, that it to thrust aside and overcome all the ef 2711..- . ..aition. In 1941, Lehrmltt recalls, the cludes smaller old city scenes, temple interiors, old was the special object of his interest fects of the storm, but to be able to re Looking to the future, and to “opera house” fire occurred. lax, and let Its imposition o f motionless English portrait prints, sketches by Reubens and and solicitude. To the newsmen he was the possibIliUes of results from The building then housed the 174 WEST C IM T Q ST. I I’ lll! ness sink genially into the soul—^that the screening committee, It Is Jfe*re as. preeminently a newsman; to the adver Rockirille Journal. Other big <;.\t I.ON Barocci, French landscapes, and others. All are ap our conclusion that Plnney had tising staff, he was preeminently an would be the impossible dream. fires Lehrmltt remembers were propriately framed, smaller pieces with glass. All better employ his apparently near as . Repairs on Jdf Foreign Cars expert“ bh the state of commerce; to But a good storm that reaches its the Princess Ballroom on Vil i safe control of the group to subject to prior sale so hurry in tomorrow. those in the mechsuiical side o f the pub climax late on Christmas Eve comes lage S t'a n d Just a few. years your FUEL OIL Alcms Country Roads With Sylvian Oliara whip it rather ferociously on lishing operation, he seemed a man who close. ago the Elks Carriags House, ward If he hopes to get any / Specializing in THE WINTER BROOK the Professional Building and telephone COOPERATIVE Was dedicated to blueprints which prom body to succeed him In time to the Old American Mill. v on. m.i’i’ANY ised a more efficient method of pub take over the management of Things are all even after two lishing a better looking product. the 1967 session o f the new Y o l k s w a o e h s :tir. 111:0 VI) STitK K T The Housing Ordinance weeks of play m the Men’s Sen General Aa8embly. FREE This evenly apportioned diversity of ior Basketball League. Games Twice In recent months a major pol A Thonght for Today ’The screening committee Is Interest Wayne Smith showed in the last night at Rockville High DELIVERY icy decision of city officials has been By Rowland Evans Jr. Council of Churches set to meet next the Friday af CHARGEfTWITH direct role and responsibilities of pub belatedly discovered by the average Inside School saw National Guards ▼ Sponsored by the Manchester ter the New Year and the In- , topple Zahneris Men’s Shop, lisher he carried over into his relation citizen only when it stood on his very Robert D. Noyak augpiral, and then has a tenta Your order for drug needs PHONE ship with his community. And Wayne doorstep. tive schedule of meeting once 04-5(1, and American Legion up and cosmetics will be tabieii I Am Not Afraid set ^ e IPlnes, 56-41. The re care of Immediately. 649-0005 1 Wtlcomt H«rG Smith’s "community” began with the The first occasion was earlier this a week with a goal of trying Report sults left all four league clubs A L ------first neighbor up the street and extend year when a group of Red Stone Hill The sun has disappeared. to have both new specifications HABnrooo KsnoMAi. property owners suddenly found an in I have switched off the light, with 1-1 records, T Tl ed through aJl' the enterprises and ac WASHINGTON— of lives” for,example, a one-year old dwelling. . 3 years. ' too at HALF PRICE . . . gifts you will give for birthdays, ffom an attacking eneihy. But it was The emphasis should be on strict con Zorthlan’s probable replace ON HARRISON ST. (44) weddings, anniversaries and other special occasions all ’..I- Off toiat Center St. seldom that the killing of apybody was formity to building and health codes at ment .wiU be Jack O’Brien, the ' year long. treated as if it were pure good news. the start of construction. United States Information Agen Opposite the Cemetery Actual inspection of dwellings should cy chief in Bangkok and one of t In this war, however, there Is apparent For l^ctiup and DeUvery All items will have only their original prices. You pay ROUTE83 ' TALCOTTVILLE 643-9B02 ly aome psychological design in tlie he confined to areas where it; is “Obvl- the’top public affairs officers in .ousIy> needed or where a complaint hah Oie Far East. - ■ GiOl 648-7758 juft fdALF what they are marked. Bfit come early to dharacter and tone of our official score i . Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.-^Thurs., Fri. tiU 9 P.M. been lodged; i ^ y fathers would be well ’The turn-over of top officials Branches at: $09 North Main morrow for the best selection. kpeplng, alAât ds if It had been felt to bend thenf' ordinance to this }>olnt— In Saigon can be very costly. St. and 501 Hartford Bd. Y , Sat. tiU~5:30 P.M. , ta order to keep our men in top If they can get'M W jTwlth It. - r BRIS New men take months to leami Also Pine Cleaners fititle for tiiis war, toeia ought to be TOL PRESS how to pull the old . ropes and my om mmcAC’m cHfumis 656 Center Street \ -\- ■ ■ r - BIANCHS^TEB EVENING HERALD. MANC^HESTEB, CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEM ^R 1966 PAGE ELEVEN .1 P A 6 ^ W MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 ■------^ ------i f ------became th« flrsi National eh sUcklnS their beads out a first woman to oerv* aa chief the math course. Polehemus Is Chosen by AP Editor/ Il/eague left luuidef to win 87 wtodow as Batman cUmbad the o f government o f a majotf Ba- Tolland County an engineer. The project ■wm •mn hl(h Mm * of requieqi at Mary’s Oemetiery, BSaat Hart* Grale of R ic ^ o n d K.H.; a sta- games; adtb Sn strikouts be slda of' a building. tien. start out with two couneei *t. James' CJBoreh at 8. BuiiaJ ford. . .. ter, Mre.^ Sophia Studley o< Mrs. Gandhi Extra Gifts Record Grain Crop came the ftrat In elUier league Truman Oapote, 41, “invent Riots in CakutU In March, math and history. The history Obituary will be in St. James' Cemetery. Friends may call 'at the fu- Walderboro, Maine; 27 grand- In three different aeasoni; won ed’* the nonfictloii novel, com caused by' the crtUcal food Oasses Set win be taught by Melvin Jtor- GLOBE Friends may call at the fd- neral home tonight fr«n 7 to 9. children and 10 grbat-grand- BPIUNGFIELD, M a a s . Newsmaker his third Cy Young Award as bining reporting and literary shortage, may hav* 1»eeQ in reitt, who is a tsachw. , ' neral home tonight from 7 to 9. " —\------children. Averts Sikh (AP) Santa Claus can't the majoih' outstanding pitch style, with "In Cold Blood," a tended parUally to emharrass In the neoct phase ^ the Tmel Senlei Oscar E. Johnson At State. Jail , ------John D. McNamara Funeral services will be held take credit fOr all thS Reported by Russia er; retired at 30, after the sea Jaituaiy-pvhUsbed best - seUor her new government In talks prognun, Atty. Sol Kareiieky ■ Oscar B. Johiiaon, 83, ofM M - 905 MAIN STREET Jame« F. Lymari ^ John D. McNamara, 56, of 107 Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Unlt- Christmas presents that ar son, because o f arthrltte in the about the 1969 slaying of farm- with President Johnson in H______m four____ “R’s” win ______^ ba taught_win be teaching English and ehester died Sunday morning Immolations MOSCOW (AP) — Agriculture additional purchases of Canadl- Third Year in ROw WAPPINO — James Francis Larrabee St.,. East Hartford, ed Church of Christ. Penacook. rived in the home of the Ed cIbW of Ms pitching pnn. er and Mrs. Herbert Clutter IKCgsMngton in March, Mrs. io inmates of the Tonead StaU WUHam Fortin, who is a teach- 643-216S at a local convalescent hospital, tyman, 11, of 18 Maple St. died died yesterday at his home. His Burial will be m Woodlawn ward Demers family this Minister Vlajdinndr ■ V. Matskev- an wheat over the next two By MABY CAMPBELL has done more than 10,000 car- and their two teen-age children Gandhi received promisee of re Jall to prepare anyone who . take over the science AMRITSAR. India (AP) — A ich announced today a record years under a long-term agree- Entertainment newemaker of He fontierly made his home Sunday at his home, was a metal finisher with the Cemetery, Penacook. year. A P Newsfeaturee Writer dlovascular operations, Implant- near Holcomb, Kan. 7110 book sumed U.S. aid for ecoaomic wishes to take the high eohool eouisa Authorized agent In Mill- last-minute agreement by the year appeared on TV Jan. 12 kchester for all illrlinne M with a daughter, Mrs. Harold He was bom in Hartford, Red-Lee Motal Finishing Co., The family suggeets that Quemie, the family dog, grain crop of 171 million metric' ment. PRESIDENT Lyndon B. ed another partial artificial also followed the investigation development end neariy a mil- equivalency test Poiehemus said if the courses Prime Minister Indira Gandhi with a "Baff,” "Pvw’’ and Ballroada and BteamaUp^, V. McIntosh of 110 Constance a son of Howard and Clair La- Manchester. those wishing to do so may, in averted the suicides by fire crawled under the Christmas tons for 1966. But he said some The Soviet Union' was long an Johnson has been chosen news- heart in May; the paUent did of the murders, the arrest of lion tons of UJS. grain a month Teaching win be members of P««ve successful and enough wheat purchases in the West a i« exporter of wheat. But a series "Zam” superimposed on his dar Pr. roche Lyman, and lived in Wap- He was a third degree mem- nau of flowers, make memorial Monday of six Sikhs ended the tree Sunday night and gave maker of the year by editors not live.’ two men, thrir conviction and for famine relief. the local Jayoees who have vol- shown, the project still likely. of bad harvests, beginning with ing, oontlnued-the-neat-Aight Mr. Johnson was a member ping, most of his life. He was ber of the Rev. J. C. Martin contributions to' the John M. io.day fast of Sikh leader Sant birth to six puppies. of Associated Press member Ralph Nader, 32, made busl- hangin^- She also visited France, Bing- unteered their time to. this will continue under toe leader The figure topped an earlier the disastrous crop in 1968, explMts. Adam West, Batman, of Emanuel Lutheran Church, a student at A very'St. School Council, KofC, and a member o f the Unite'd Fateh Singh and removed a "She was having puppies newspapers and radio and tele- ness news as the "gadfly to the Film rights brought $400,000 land, Russia, United Arab Re projaet Four eoursqs will ba ship of the organization. Soviet estimate for this year of forced- the Russians to make and Burt Ward, Bobln the Scandla Lodge, Order of Vasa, and a communicant of St. Mar- the Hammond Organ Society o f church of Christ. grave threat of communal vio- among all the other pres-v vision staUons. guto Induetry." A book by at- and paperback rights $600,000. public and Yugoslavia. In July taught—Bnglieh, Matory, math and Liiine Lodge, Knights of garet Maiy Church. Manchester. He wasan organ- .pj,a Wendell Butt Funeral }ence. ents," Demers said. a record grain crop totaling be- huge -ivheat purchases in the The 68-year-old President tomey Nader, "Unsafe at Any Wonder Boy, were an almost Capote threw a party Nov. she called for Britain and Rus and science. tween 160 million .and 166 mil- West. Pythias. He was employed for Survivors, besides his parents. h:t at St. Rose Church. East Home, 42 Washington St., Pena- Fateh Singhsipped orange scored triumphs and met ‘dls- Speed," was critical of auto overnight success in the" rat- 28 at New York’s Plaza Hotel sia to convene a Geneva con Two of toe men who will ■•- lion tons. The Soviet Union has recently many years at House ai\^ Hale, include two brothers, Michael H.artford. cook, is in charge gX. arrange- ' Juiceoffered by Hukam Singh, appointments in 1966. He could safety (especially'the safety of b>ga. As they battled fiendish for 540—a new '"international ference to end toe Vietnam stst With the program are Main St. Lyman and Richard Lyman, Survivors Include his wife, Gandhi's emissary, after Apartment Chill Matskevlch told a news con- undertaken commitments to point to congressional Imple- the General Motors Corvalr) villains — Penguin, Catwoman, social register.” War. On Nov. 7 her govem- teachers and toe other two men Survivors, besides his daugh- both at hqine, and his paternal Mi-s. Agpea K lm M McNamara; _____ conferred In their Sikh - ference that good weather ship wheat to India, Algeria and mentation of G r»t Society bills and said crash .deaths could be Freeze, Riddler—the young Indira OtodW, 49,. daughter ment was shaken again when are professional men, an attor- S p a rk s O lflC ia l played a role In the crop this Egypt. ter, Include a son, Paul O. John- grandmother, Mrs. Annie *E. a .son. David J. McNamara of Joseph Ambukewlcx state o f Punjabi Suba. —money for higher educafibn reduced 76 per cent by better thrilled, the older thought it (yf.the late Prime Minister Ja- 200,090 demonstrated against a ney and an engineer, A year. But he said that increased Matskevlch refused to say and toe drive to lower poUu- design. Spurred by Nader’s book, "bi” or "cam p" and stars lined vvaharlal Nehru, became prime famlne-allevtatlng proposal to The program is headed by son of Hartford, and three Lyman of Hartford., \ E.ist Hartford; four daughters, Joseph Ambukewicx, 62, of “ Evetythlng has been amlca- grandchildren. The funeral wUl be held to- Mns. J o ^ M Scarito, Mr.s. Su- formerly of Man- bly settled.’’ Fateh Singh said. L a n d lo r c i J ola st yields per acre of farmland whether the'Soviet Union would tion; raising toe minimum a Senate subcommittee held bp to beg for cameo-roles, oft- minister of India in February, slaughter India’s sacred cows. John Ptdehemus who Will teaCta - helped the record crop. make large wheat purchases in il; Funeral services will be held morrovv at 9:15 a.m. from the .“lan E. We^kopp and Mrs yesteiday. at his Hukam Singh, speaker of the vngei requirements flour would become elecUons; wage-price guidelines inga u there had been any har- CASUAL SHOE Survivors include his wife, bum mmseit today. s ^ e landlords oi^ni ro oe j^j^g poagible. available in Soviet stores as a were broken; polls showed aissment of Nader by GM: Nov. on main facing o*k Memorial Fund of Eirtanuel ------f f ' Mrs. Evelyn Ambukevvicz; two Mrs. Gandhi agreed to arb - con^m nt^ to, live in their own Despite toe record grain crop, result of toe record crop, *'’• Mitchell Church, East Hartford, at 10. LW-8 popularity down. Nader brought a $36 minion iiiili sons, Gary Ambukewicz, and trate the d is u n io n f^ ^ d l- btoldin fh e said to d ^ . Matskevlch said in answer to Matskevlch said this was a In October Johnson made a invasion of privacy suit ageUnst ill semi-annual 2 The Watkins-West Funeral Selim F. Mitchelir^S. of 66 " David Ambukewicz, and a garh. now toe capital of both Landlords are reqtored by law quesUons, the Soviet Union is question for internal trade offl- 17-day swing through Asia, prl- the company, iiiili daughter. Miss Deborah Ambu- Punjabi Suba and toe adjacent to maintainw t n 4vk>.alM certato,aavwo 4 m temper-rATirtmAf*. * ^ ''j^ ,yheat for toe next~ clals. ~ Home, 142 E. Center St. is in Delmont St. died Saturday night m tl ,.,it t' marily to attend a twoy^day George Meany,. .72, presl- eharge of arrangements. at Syracuse (N. Y.) Memorial Friend., may call at toe to- ^ home; a brother, Hindu state of Hariana. Both atures in toedr buildings. But iwo vearsât IcmT SALE * * neral home tonight from 7 to 9 „ „ ^ tormcH fmm the old «,heo the fe,mr«ratnre., . dron.____ tw® — years V------at least.— Since 1963, there has been no summit conference in Manila dent of the 12.6 mllllop-mem- - ■ —». I - •Hospital. 4* ftVgTYl A n TWi /%JILII\/JlÂnthony Ambukewicz J vlof Wind- •JWVS sât WWesao w w ^ 4 e 4 foV4 m 444 edX-%4 44from vre44 toesassâ old when VT44V.A4 toeM4%a t ^ ^ r a tu r e s drop. He said this Is because it is wheat flour available for Soviet with six other chlafs of state Mm. Katherine C: FltzgMsUd Mr) Mitchell was bom in iro 10 « ana Locks, and two .sisters, Mrs. state of Punjab. The Sikhs want some landlords ber AFL-CIO, inveighed against famous makers for women’s — - - - - — ~ ~ 7 to 9 p.m. - — -...... - disappear, cheaper to ship Canadian wheat, shoppers in their local stores on and Including a fast, surprise SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Blodk Island, R. I., Sept. 23, Mary Joseph of Bloomfield and Chandigarh all to themselves. Moerdler said. toe President’s unofficial wage- across the Pacific to toe Soviet a regular basis. Rations of visit to Cam Ranh Bay, South price guidelines in speeches Katherine Coughlin Fitzgerald 1898. the son of a a rk and Lucy Mm. Anastasia OrlowskI Mrs. Natalie McGuire of Wind- Hukam «n g h said aftor his -."U I co^ d take this small Ukrainian wheat flour are passed out for Vietnam. * teens\ girls*, and boys’ i o f 568 Griffin Rd., widow of L*than Mitchell, and lived in sor Locks. return to New Delhi he had as- hard core of parasites and put . Euronean hoUdava and arguments through every ROCK'VHaLE ^Mr.s. Anastas- He had an operation on bis major wage n e g o 11 a t ion, 'William H. Fitzgerald, died Sun- Manchester 30 years. Funeral services will be held sured Fateh Singh that the city them out of business, berause Ruggig European rate toe population gall bladder Incision and a be He was eastern sales repre- Orlowski, 83. of 84 Village tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Til- ultimately will go to the Sikhs. they don’t deserve to be in it, threatening almost to bolt the famous College Town & Lassie, untrimmed day at an Bast Hartford conval- o': "wiriow „rw ia d v sla w Or- ^ p.m. av w*** s - ~ He said such purchases In has enough flour," Matskevlch nign polyp removed from his Democratic Party, saying labor 7 •scent home. sentative for ^ - Tyler Equl^ Satordav m L ln a «|«hast ^ e r ^ Home Main -The prime minister will also then I irill have achieved some- ^g^g^g said. :apparently referring to toe throat Nov. 16. didn’t need the Democrats ' or Mrs. FlUgerald was bom in Corp., East Iôngmead- S'Uu''^-’ y P^melson. Burial will be in determine which ^..state o i^ s thing, he said. European Russia for Soviet holiday rations He was the year’s most prom the Republicans. By the time jr. and miss casual coats inent father o f toe bride as. his toe airline strike ended in late iiH!' Stride Rites daughter Luci married Patrick summer, tl.e 3.2 per cent wage J, Nugent Jr. on Aug. 6. a member of St. Joseph's ment, each state will have its be reached at all times. Moer- increase guideline was dead. Charles De Gaulle, 76, presi o r ig . orig. girls* only! school or party •Id of Norwich- two daughtors ‘'d, K of C; Rockville Lodge of Church, the Sacred Heart So- Henry Petersen own governor and high court to dler said it would be about a The Rt. Rev. James A. Pike, dent o f France, pursuing his :n:t: $40. $ 5 0 . Mrs Mary Antoch of Norwich the Associated Equipment ciety and the Ro.sary Society WAPPING __ Henry Peêr- replace the present joint gover- month before toe law can be 63, Elpiscopal bishop of Califor- of America ^ ciety and Con- of the church. 61, of Vero Beach, Fla., nor and court. , implemented, dream of Europe as a "fertile nia since 1968, resigned to teach •nd Mrs. Oscar Pierson of Paw J|i neoticut Road- Builders- Assocla- Survivors include 2 sons, formerly of Wapping, died yes- At word of the agreement -A snowstorm rolled into toe whole,” was selected by the effective Sept. 16. On Sept 30, on g . e;!i tucket, RJ.; lUrree brothers, Cavalry Repels pre-teen s iz e s '. . . orig. S6.00 •NOW 2 6 .9 0 tion. Charles D. Orlqwski of Rock- terday at a hospital’ at Vero there were cries of “ No! N o!” metropolitan area Christmas editors as newsmaker ot the Pike, who had been cleared. ot Frank Coughlin, William Cough. Survivors Include his wife, ville and Louis Orlowski of Beach. He was the husband of from several thousand Sikhs Eve, dumping seven inches in year In foreign affairs. He sud- hersy charges three times $10. to $12. Un and George Coughlin, all of select from fine tailored Bardleyg in shepard check^ looped i Mrs. Mary Jayne McCartney Manchester; 2 daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Anna Jacobsen Petersen, gathered in toe Golden Temple, the gity and up to 14 inches in denly ordered NATO out of since 1961, was charged with 6.99 Hartford, and seven grandchil mohair, camel hair blends, demi-fit and smart belted styles in liilF Mitchell;-a son, M. Scott Mitch- Stanley Bakulski of Rockville Mr. Petersen was born May But after they were told their some suburlis. Temperatures FVench territary in April, thus hersy by a Florida bishop, who wi dren. North Viet Horde limiting U.S. influence in Eu- said Pike confuses many ol toe dressy patents in black mostly, smne red, ^ f.1,1 will be held to- Syracuse, and four grand- and Mrs. John Belniak of .Mid- 27, 1916 in Wapping, a son of leader had approved It, they put ranged in the 20s during the wool twills ah^ ottoman wools. “ * children. dletown; a brother. Konstanty the late Christian and Marie garlands on Fateh Singh and toe weekend. (Continued from Page One) ropean affairs. faithful 'with teachings contnury school styles in tie oxfords or red sjtraps, morrow at 8:46 a.m. from the In June he made a 12-day to the church, On Oct. 26 the The funeral will be held Kaminsky of Poland; 5 sisters, Petersen. He lived In Wapping six who had intended suicide ; iiiili some nylon velvet ties, sizes 8 ^ to 12,. 12% Ahem Funeral Home, 180 U.S. troops took over toe un- ger cargo plane into a Vietnam- Thursday at 9:18 a.m. from the Mrs. Vincent Remkiewicz, Mrs. until moving to Vero Beach 11 shouted, "Long live the saint! " visit to Russia, where he 'was Episcopal House of Bishops Tto 3, 4% to 8. Farmington Ave., Hartford. loading of ships in toe port of ese hamlet was put at 121 today voted 103 to 36 to drop heresy IHiil . \ - o , - -rfM, hio-h of r* John F. Tierney Funeral Home, John Orlowski Sr. and Mrs. years ago. He owned and op- Police said a radical Sikh, one the first foreigner to visit a famous Amco, American Bazaar, Prides Crossing Official Charged Saigon because of a strike by 2,- — m Vietnamese men, women chargee but censured Pike for !t ^ e nlithedrei ^ qt” a Mass Josephine Suchecki, all of Rock- erated for many'years the Pet- of a group that insisted all their Soviet space launching site. He 500 Vietnamese dock workers. and children and toe founAmer- signed a 10-year cooperative toe manner in which he ques T* nh M rtfo^ «t 9 S iri»i requiem at St. Bridgefs ville, and Mrs. Maryanna Kry- ersen’s Ice Cream Bar, Rt. 6, demands be met immediately, In Fraud Is Dead A U.S. spokesman said an lean crewmen. The four-engine jMepn, Haruora,âi m m ai o,u rch at 10. Burial will be in stkowicz and Mrs. Wladyslawa South Windsor. He was a mem- was stabbed in a scuffle with agreement on space research tions church doctrine:, . jr. & miss casual winter jackets American stevedore battalion CL44 was attempting to land at Pike, who says he is loyal great group: boys’ & girls* win be in Mt. St. Benedict gj Bridget’s Cemetery. Glinka, both of Poland; 7 grand- ber at Evergreen Lodge of Ma- other Sikhs inside the temple, FAIRFIBLD (AP) — John there, and a French-Russian . unloaded 1,703 tons 6f cargo, Da Nang air base in a driving to the - Christian faith and iii:!: Cemetery, Bloomfield. Friends may call at toe fu- children and 14 grreat-grand- sons In South Windsor. Authorities lifted a deelazatlon to collaborate as a ênf^^ Pinchin’ Fairfield tax collector close to the usual dally average, raia. wants to clear away nonessen o rig 'Friends may call at the fu- home tomorrow from 2 to force around wMch Europe : ; : : u 24-90 o r ig . 27-90 o r ig . Robin-Hood Shoes children. Survivors besides his wife, in- and withdrew army units sent to whose accounts showed a short- Evangelist Billy Graham left A Marine spokesman said 20 34.90 11 ■oral home tonight from 7 to 9. 4 7 to 9 p.m. would refashion itself. tials which obscure it. Charged $30 The funeral was held yester- dude a son, Ralph Petersen of prevent the W ooshed that had .,90518 died Mondav for toe United States , after an Vietnamese were Injured and 13 he didn’t get a fair hearing. yiiii day from the White-Gibson Fu- Stuart Fla.; a siêx. Mrs. seamed certain if the Sikh lead- ^ aw%^ « hii wafa imn/'miintAH for. De Gaulle left his Intentions Mm. Martha H. SoMIdge ^ . X.4 . X,. -TT 14 1 eiaht-dav Christmas visit and still were unaccounted for. The House of Bishops later an Iiiili Mra, Bridget F. Peaae neral Home, 65 Elm St., with Elizabeth Burrill of Wapping; \eterans Hospital pessimistic about an Sources at toe Vatican said toward Germany open for spec melton toggles, mohair and wool fleeces, thickset corduroys. nounced it would form a coun on g . . Mrs. Martha H. Schildge, ..84, SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. a solemn high Mass of requiem three brothers, Albert Peter- Mrs. Gandhi faced two other at West Haven. ggrlv end'of the war "It is a Pope Paul VI was deeply sad- ulation. Other newsmakers In The As cil to “help retolnk, restructure illll ef 1(» I ^ n e D r Bridget F r ^ e s Hallisey Pease, g^ Joseph’s Church. Burial sen and Norman Petersen, both potential crises, one' involving pinchin, 60, had entered toe cdmplicated confusing and deped by the renewal of fighting to $8.50 •t Manchester MetoorialAA-i Ho«- .7...... R, of Hartford, mother of Mrs. was in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, of Wapping, and Herman Peter-, Hindu protests over the slaught- hospital 10 weeks ago. A Su- sociated Press poll are; Dr. and renew the church for life to frustrating war,” Graham said, after the Christmas truce. Ho the world today.'*’ 5.99 pital. She was toe ■widow o f John T. Kearney of South Wind- Michael E. DeBakey, science; ___ . sen of Bolton, and several nieces o*" of cows*.êy consider sacred perior Court bench warrant "I don't see an early end to It." had urged that the year-end Harry A. Schildge. »or, died yesterday at her home. Ralph Nader, business: George SMdy Koufax, Los Angeles Thomas F. Metzner and nephews. ®tid the othe'b gif-ain shortages in charging him with embezzle- The death toll in toe Christ- truces be extended to permit giris’ to* size 3, boys’ 8Vi to 12, 12% to 4, Mn. Schildge was ..born in Survivors'also, include a son, Meany, labor; Rt. Rev. James Dodger southpaw, held out liiii OTATJmMr-i • ►rtihmiia Funeral services will be held Calcutta. ment had been issued but had mas Eve crash of a Flying Ti- peace talks. ii::ii girls’ famous , make wiuter coats Hi; i girls' tie oxfi^rds or strap styles,' boys' tie Manchester, Jan. 22, 1882, a another daughter, a ststeK 'four Metrner 70 of Rockv Hill Thursday at 2 p.m. at toe Jagatguru Shankaracharya, not been seiwed. A. Pike, relt^Mi: Sandy Kou- through spring training; signed fax, spofts; Batman, entertaln- tor $125,000; led toe NaUonal oxfords antf loafers. X < daughter of ChrlsUsn and Er- brothers and six grandchildren. Reardon Floyd’s Funeral Home, Vero one of four top holy men, was -Relatives said Pinchin had sizes 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 group group liestlne Etelng Hauschuli; and The funeral wiU be held Beach. Burial will be in Vero reported near serious physical been under treatment for can- mkot; Truman Capote, Utera- League-ln-eamed rim average it • was a lifelong resident of this Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from toe wapping, a e y y Beach. harm in the 37th day of a fast at cer. tulre; and Ihdira Gandhi, woman for the fifth straight season; ::::3 orig. to $30 orig. to $35 newsmaker. all wool tweeds, checks, plaids town. She was a member of MoUoy Funeral Home, 906 alao°^lnclude his ------eastern India. He is The tax collector had been women s, sizes 5 to 9 Center Congregational Church Farmington Ave., Hartford, _ rtsup^hter « hWlth Eleanor Haig seeking a nationwide ban on suspended by toe FairfieW Fi- \K^to movie cameras record and camel blends, mfiny •with E ing, Dr. Michael E DeBakey .90 for more toan 60 years. 1 with a solemn high of CTi^childrim. Mm. Eleanor Haig of Middle- ...... nance Board Oct. 10. Authorities orlon pile linings, all with wide Suprtvow Include three.reqidem at Our Lady of Sor- fu n fr^ ^ w lll be' held tow n.' sister of Mrs. Charles Calcutta, authorities said initially reported a. shortage of implanted toe first partial «rU- GEORGE N. Arpeiggio Mid-Heels daughters. Mrs. Edward M. rovra Church, Hartford, at 9. q,^y^^g 9:16 Am from the Odermann of Manchester, died government nee supplies for the ji54.499. Another audit showed fidal heart in a human, during grow henu. Royce. with whom she made wUl be in Mt. St. Bene- ^ Funeral Home. 680 Saturday at Middlesex Memorial Persons in the area, the 3390,518 shortage, autoori- an operation on Marcel DeRud- lyi her home, Mrs. Julian GeUe- diet Cemetery, Bloomfield, EATOW der April 21 in Methodist Hos CONVERSE ii: Elm St,, Rocky Hill, with a Hospital,' Middletown. were exhausted and wheat will ties said. 2 pair wicnwlch anaand jnre.M n. Lawrencex«wrem.e Me-me- Frlend.s mayj call at the fu solemn high Mass of requiem SurviveSurvivors also include a supplied Instead, but to The audit covered the past 10 1215'/2 SILVER LANE— EAST HAHTPORD pital. Houston. PAINTINQ o n g Namara. all of Manchester; a J ® at St. James’ Church, Rocky daughter, three other sisters, smaller rations. ■ years. Pinchin had been tax col- n ie partial heart, a left ven fo r 15; Sister, Mn. Emma McIntosh of Mid tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 will be. in four grandchildren and eight Officials said two other rice- lector since 1948. tricular bypass, a plastic pump AND i’ 7.99 "ALL MEATS ore FRESH CUT ^ and tw o artificial arteries, suc Manchester; seven grsmdchU- K>9pm. Mt. •' St. Benedict nBmetPrvCemetery, great-grandchildiren.*ereat-erandchildiren.* eating areas in We.st Bengal He had been cha'rged speci HONE ore PRE-PACKAGED!" girls’ & boys’, toddlers’, 2 to (be snow suits dren; eleven great-grandchil Bloomfield. Funeral services were held State,face similar restrictions. fically in the bench warrant, cessfully took over part of toe PAPERHANGING mid or low heels, brown or black calf, brown M n . Louise C. Hilton issued Oct. 12, toe day h e'en pumping function of DeRudder's dren and several nieces and Friends may call at the fu- yesterday, and burial was in Call 6 PJ«. - 9 P.M. or black suedes, all current desirable styles, tered the hospital, with taking STORE HOURS: hiaart but be died of a ruptured nephews. /if neral home tonight from 7 to Pine Grove Cemetery, Middle- Phone 643-2804 orig. while quantities last, cmne early. Funeral services will be held Hilton M of Hartfo^ sister ^ tomorrow from 3 to 8 town. $54,900 between July 1, 1965 and Tues., Wed. & to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 Itmg five days later. FULLY INSURED orig. to $15 322 .90 rf"' "i.i tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Watkins and 7 to 9 p.m. BOY SCOUT June 30, 1966. -Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) Tba 67-year-

urt ot honor last week at EXPERT Friends may call at toe fu venience of the- family...... Hospital, Middletown after a 972 Main St. were held Satur- Fellowship Hall, Second'Congre- Stocks in Bri^f SWIFTS PREMIUM WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING T ' ' , ■ -V ' . V ghillies, flats, loafers neral home tonight from to ’There will be no calling illness day at the First Congregationol gational Church. ' . '—• " hours. RADIATORilEPAmiNG AND RECORl^G Mrs Coates was born June Church. The Rev. David Carter Boy Johnson, troop advance.^' NEW YORK (AP) — Stock Fully Cooked and Fruited t COMPLCTEÂKE SERVICE girls’ reversible ski parkas The family_____, suggeets that The Morrison W. Johnson jg jgjg g^^ of East Hartford officiated. Mrs. ment chairman, introduced the market-losses deepened this aft- o r ig . I I . 2 pair thoae. wishing to" do so make Funeral Home, 749 Albany g^ Hebron for 35 years. She Buth Risley was organist. Bur- Bev. Felix M. Daris, pastor of ernoon as the lik got started on -sizes 7 to 14 in washable contributiona to a Memorial ^ charge g{ Peter’s Episcopal '"'ss in Center Cemetery. Second Church; Robert May. its final week of trading for t o 13. SMOKED PICNICS nylon quilts . . . colorful © rig. fo r 15. Organ Fund at Center Church. ^ arrangements. Church. For many years, she Bearers were Charles Banks, chairman o f a district scout 1966. CLAIHE MohrSALES 7.99 •4 was a nurse's aide at the Col- Francis Burr, Roberts Burr, fgaining program: Arthur Dus- The pace was moderate and prints reverse to solid t o $ 1 5 . Mra. Konatance Raczkowskl IT MIm O n e * M. Mahoney Chester Convalescent Home. Dopald Burr, Dexter Burnham hault, neighborhood commls- the decline got under way slow- 301 BROAD STREET— 643-9521\ . contrasting colors. flat or little heels in suedes, supple leathers, Mias Grace M- Mahoney. 6. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Kon- Survivors, besides her hus- and William Tulhill. sioner, James Irvine." diB- ly after a mixed opening, slings, pumps, ghillieîes. great group. Of 76 Walnut St. died early Sun, f t " ''’® Backowskt, 84 of 66 band, include two sons, Donald The Watkiq(s-West Funeral advancement^ chairman. The news over toe long day morning at Manchester ^ illa p St . \ridow of Alexander o ^ te s Jr. of Hebron and Home, 142 E. Center St.. Man- who present^ the Eagle award Christmas weekend contained to William Rylander. Membrial Hospital after a.short Gordon Coates of Colchester; Chester, was in charge of ar- nothing surprising although the Weleoiin Here Ulness noon at her home after a long ... three daughters, Mrs. Patrjpia rangements. ■Bronze cedar awards were resumption of bombing in North Mias Mahoney was born Jan. presented to Bruce Arey, Pat Vietnam was scarcely encour- women’s 5 to 9 Mrs! Raczkovt'skl was born In MUs Carleen BOYS’ TOWN ihll 81, '1891, in Manchester,' the < ..-i/ .. _• Sweeney, Aoy Johnsoh Jr., g»ino- ^ ^ D o y In . . Day Out Poland and had lived for many Coates of Hebrori and Mrs. Vir- Herbert J. Pritchard Kenneth Garrity daughter of Cain F. and EHIen , ginia Phelps of WiUiman(k;; Airlines and some of the other CHARGE IT WITH »ts Funeral services for Herbert gnd Robert Casavajit. lower floor 12” go-go leather Keimedy Mkhoney, and lived y»ars in toe Rockvilto area brother, Patrick Barry glamor stocks took fairly sharp WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES •11 her life in toe bouse where " "'**x**tK ° c Willimantlc knd a grandchild were'^hchi *Thl^ the ScoutmaMer John Morton foggeg running to 2 or more ill ChutTh, and the ..Sacred Heart p.,,™ were held this morning at the presented, tenderfoot badges to low heel in white, brown and snede with zhi>- ■he was born. sizes 4 to 7, 8 to 20 Hi:: Funeral serrices will ^ held Holmes Funeral Home. 400 James Sylvester and Donald „hpmical« nils Hniiieier>’. VVa 1 St.. family. Kenneth Garrity and Roy John- and have the profit deferred to ^ No npa and downs to your PreserlptloB sizes now 6.90 morrowT V ,T« at____ 8:16IP. a.m..111 from the Rockville and Mrs. Bldward Friends may call at the fu------son Jr. inconie tax returns for 1967, ^ t s — no “ discounts” todity, “ Regular '/p__B. '!?.//,. - Heintz of Monson. Mass.: 11 home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Mary Brosnan Arthur Dussault presented thus postponing tax payments a prices” toiOBorrow! 819 W. Center St., with • sol- full year. boys’ wiuter jackets grandchildren and 18 great- The funeral of Mrs. Mary star scout badges to Barry No “reduced spedale”—no “temporaiy grandchildren. "^****** Brosnan of 83 Washington St. Simpson and Richard Patton. The Dow Jonee industrial av reduction^ on Preserlptloas to Inre OFF erage at noon was off 4.23 at edect from corduroys, wools, daciw blends. gronp: boys’ and big boys’ to 10 The funeral will be held to^ ' tXJVENTRY-vrJohn M. Allen, was held tbis morning from the ---- , customers! morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the 79, of Penacook, N.H.. former- John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 794.87. Regular 69e Lb. Penonal Notices The Associated Press average A t the same time, there is never any famous make loafers Burke Funeral Home. 76 Pros- ly of South Coventry, died yes- 219 W. Centqr St., with a Mass Rec Schedule compromise In servlise or quality! . 1 . -I, , ,pect St., with a Mass of requiem terday at a nursing home at of requiem at St. Bridget of 60 stacks dipped .2 to 296.4 We B^rire The Bight To Umlt Quantitle* m In M em oriam * *t St. Joseph’s Church at 9. Concord, N.H, after a short ill- Church. ' The Rev. John J.The „ ^ East Side and West Side with industrials off .6, rails up YOU OBT o C r Lo w e s t ^ plus limited quantity of tie shoes. k>Tinc memarj* o i' our ,»on.. Burial vi'll b€ in St, .Bernard’s ness* " Delanev was celebrant Mrsbuildings and Community .1 and* utilities unchanged. boys<.8 to 20 famous make Z>outlaji I. J«ck.-s>n. « 4k> paiaied PRICES EVXatY DAY OF THE Mwmr " Dec, ■ M. ,1969. ^ Cemetery. - Mr. Allen was president of Raymond Murphy was organist ^ *>*'‘*^"‘* ^ PoihtB wê Lean and Tender YEAB . . . AND YOU SAVE We Deliver Friends may call at toe fu- thee fnrmprformer Sterlings,.rU p/qi,B Shoe « Fiber and soloistsoloist. *»• basketball from 10 taken by leading airlines, in- la our hoarte jrour m«inor>- MORE THBOUOHOUT THE neral home tonight from 7 to 9. co. of South eluding Ekistem, United and Everywhere, Fast orig. 12. to 16. Coventry before Bearero aU ^^ «mm^^^^ '‘•êlc^vdrtor'Stord'a^ Is: American. American y e a r . . . o n a l l YOUB ' i jrou ton dearlj U> ever \ moving to 'Penacook wiuter jackets fkxvet. , dnppped Iv STEW BEEF pBBSOBIPnON NEEDS. toreet memories of v Wsi w«' will Romeo O. Morin ^gg president of the Penacbok Everett Kennedy, Francis JCn- We9t 81^114 1 6 p.to: for Show- drop 7.99 treasure forever. - 4 TOULAND — Romeo Gerald p-jper Co . and ^ . „ ri|,,_ieo _ . -M /vii. . -T b/,b _Rr./i - and team basketball prac- Fairchild Camera fell 4 points ' V A. Miesfag you alwa.vs. Bbt fonteHirm; - & mcmbpr rif*th# Cnftrtcs Norris. iJcon .Brcul* « 7 -•-»•>■ j rar-war i * X'J'- \ ■ TRY US AND SEE great group! orig. 20. to 25. w hile you aever. ... o, Oh«... P.n^ “««• - p.m,. ST * father of Claude Morin and. ZUT, q u a n titie s 1 IfMn, J)ad and Brother Boh . ■ , / cook. He was a former city — -- sons and basketball: Commun- , Douglas Aircraft was off*"a la st discontinued styles only all fn »i regular Tnllan/IMrs. Lorraine diaH Simdav Lupton, at both Mai-t. of giêrman“ •“Vlllimi ofOI Penacookt-enacoOK, andanO a a Delegations from the Ameri- In'- Memoriam Tolland, died Sunday at Hart- “^ ^ re rn ta tL ^ 'T '^ ^ h e “ now « * " ^ ® P-"*' Fairchild Hiller g a ln ^ stock, not every size or width in every style. to lorinc mmepiorv' of my sieter, ford Hospital. represg,maii\e to me ,New Tadia. /ji ball. a fraction. According to a pub- thickset corduroys, pile lined, detachable hoods, zipriHit orlon p i Loulae iaami. who passed away aurviVon also Include his Hampshire legislature. He w m ------Ushed - report,------*='“Fairchild *’“ *'*’'* “HUler ■•i-’ - is sul>i*et K eT to. iOotit .iv /,»Ka- -aa. /a..- ati,a» *180 8 formcr member of the Wtotoious, anenaea me ninerai. iiiiii pile lined, wool b ^ h scanners, western suede, sherpa pile ROBERT KEITH DEAD talking with Douglas about a ssu$ t o simply say'. • . charge it. bgr her riM'er. ft a i^ t m . tore* brothers, a _Hampbhire Water Pollu- ^ J***®’* HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor- possible plam for offering Doug- lined, leather trim. wo(d stadiums, three quarter, semi-dm^. H.'« Oemetery, Wallingford, at the p r io r sa l* h«3 XUmbetii M. Stone alstar and twenty-thiYd grand- *"*" Cotomlssion. oonvpnience of the family. ■writer Robert Keith is dead at las needed new cairital. iHS children. Survivors include 3 sons, 68, relatives hhd disclosed. Raytocm lost '' a couple i i E im n In Mhoioriam nw^funeral will be held t o -. Allen of Houston, , .ITiey said Monday the an- of points,'Xerox abopt 2, P<^- A ll Salas lorinc sssmorr of Lt. Brail B. see the greatest values! the greatest selection of boys’ gsmiii away Dec. 37. morrow at 9:16 a.m. from toe 'T**-. J®hn R. Allen of Miami, ' Little Venice nc^cement and scheduUngf of rold around 1^. FINAL * 8 " Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral Fla., and Roland Allen.of Ffnh-‘*.t funeral services were delayed General Motors was steady AT THE FARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKL quality winter wear in townl doMat take a saectel day, Home. 1602 Main St., Elast cook; 4 daughters, Mrs. Carol Venezuela, jrhich ,ia- Spanish until Keith’s son, actor Brian while U.S. Steel lost nearly a 9 bring'you.to our mind*, Hartford, with a smenin lîgb R®** ®* South Coventry, Mrs. fo r "Little Venice” , acquired Keith, returned from B u h ^ . point and ATAT and 1 Jersey "W « Sow* Yfl ho days we 4o not; think of you iiliiiiiiiliiHiiiiiiin: re vory bard ‘to .find. hfaM o f ^ u ie m at 10 at S t Sarah A. Rose of Bolton, Mrs. its name from the native vil- Keith, who died at his home last Standard declined fractionally. - n . .at KJ..J Imac^- Joquea Church, East Persls A. Blythe

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This covers employment $7.8 million. ^ next spring. has forced a test rod Into .the layer of the mobn’s crust. pidked up two pictores Worn at Lowest Prioea Events Vietnamese leader comes to 'onstrations for eeveral nights. 2. Sniper Charles Whit Jobs Are Up in'm ost businesses and indua- Manufacturers reported a» hmar soil by means of'mechan Tass said earlier that Luna IS Luna 19 and said they appeared Calwell said Charge d’Af- Australia sometime next year. iCAMBdl In both cities v ^ e n ce erupted man kills 14 from top of . tries but does not Include ag- March 1966 totid o f 3,598 em- , Ship T^t$ Moon ical maidptiiaton, the Soviet had taken "several valuable to be ths flrM of a paaonuna o< fsirm Ngtilen My’s ortttetsni of a u t h u r rnnw My said Oahvell’s protest was after a ^licem tm had shot and University of Texa* library ricultural and government ployes and a three-month pay- in the ■’h: { MOSCOW, (AiP) — The Soviet news agency reported Mbnday. Measurements to determine toe ptoturss of the moon’s stulaos. Ms opposHlon to a plamwd visit n6w availabli a t„ Year’s Top Story “ a desperate gesture of an old killecl a fleeUM Negro suspect, tower. But County workers or the self-employed, roll of |4.4 million. Retail trade Unkm’s V®®®n0 unmanned It said the rod will Ifldicate sur properties of toe lunar ground by Premier Nguyen Oso Ky vras politician who is running down." the 8. The greatest "peaceUme” 3. OOP wins heavily In Employment covered by the employed 3,071 and had a flA spaceship to make a soft land- face and subsoil flrmnesa.' by. means oK a meohanleal soil ExpuMon Demanded ' Van appalling breach of dtplo- PINE PHAAMACY By MART OAMPBElXu will carry Americans to W orM off-year' election. businesses totaled 8,218 as op< quarteriy payroll. .ing on the moon "has tested toe Tass said toe spaceship, meter and an Instrument MBLBOOlUnB, AnstraHa matie protocol" which amount Oalwell, the 70-year-old leader AP Newsfesture* Writer moon, flew successfully, un- boom in the nation’s history Ranked Last Read Herald Ads 664 CENTER 8 T. M M tt d overheated in 1966 and some of 4. Space flights and ex lardt Denounce Liu firmness wid density Of lunar which landed Saturday, also recording gamma radiation.” (AP) — Oppoaltlen leader Ar ed to interference la Australian of the labor party, Is the leading manned, Aug. 26. plorations. opponent of Australian Involve its benefits were lost in the Despite the fact that employ fO . (AP) -r . A rally of ground.!’ Tass says. contained a radiation density Ths JMrell Bank radiotelM- thur A. Oahrsn dsmandad today affaire. The Vietnam war, for. the .5. Another shocking mass 5. Eight student nurses ment In the Vietnam war. RRRRARAAMtM 100,000 Red Guards.in Peking Besldeli tranemitting fresh meter to provide information oope observatory in England that Boutli Vietnam’s diplomatic CSlwell has denounced Ky ss second' straight yean is voted lining was that of eight stu- iniiauon. murdered in Chicago. ment in Tolland County has ris denounced President Uu Shao- the top news story of the year dent nurses. In Chicago, Just Everybody Mxed too much of 6. President Johnson’s 17- en eight per cent between chi and party General Secretary day trip to Asia for Manila March 1964 and March I960, the Teng Hsiao-ping today as lead conference. county is still ranked at the bot ers of the. "bourgeois reaction radio and TV sUtions. dormitory by student nurses at for higher wages; the federal ^ 7. Race riots. tom of the eight counties in the It Ls a guerrilla war, a hell- Chicago Community Hos- government spent heavily for state In the number of employes ary line," Japanese correspond Stock market slumps; copter war, a war o f Operation pjâj, bound the nine girls theiW;;^>cdal welfare and the w ir Tn in businesses. ents reported from the Chinese tight money. Home of Homo of Masher, Operation Texas, Oper- and ,strangled or stabbed to “Vietnam In a report Issued by the U. S. capltalj^ ' The economy couldn’t meet 9. Red China blasts nu Department of Commerce’s Neither Liu nor Teng were atlon Hawthorne, Operation El death eight of them. the demands. 'There wasn’t clear bomb; flies missile Bureau of the Census entitled' Servic* Sbrvieo present at the meeting in Pek Paso, Operation Hastings, Oper- Coraeon Amurao, from the enough highly skilled labor to with nuclear warhead. "County Business Patterns’’, It ing’s Workers Athletic Hall, the f 'lon Sgt. Howard, with 17 Ma- Philippines, saved herself by do everything that wae wanted, 10. Supreme Court rules is stated the Tolland County ooirespondent. of the Japan lines holding Hill 488, Opera- hiding under a bed. so labot could oomtnand a on arrest procedures! rate of increase is double that and bnd Broadcasting jDorp., said. tion Attleboro, with 25,000 After an intensive manhunt, popular greater price for its services, for Connecticut sus a whole. On the eve of the rally. Red Americana in the fray. police on July 17 arrested and did. This put pressure on Red China’s swift movement in- which was four per cent for Quality Quality OuArd wall newspapers carried It is a war Defense Secretary Richard F. Speck, 24, seaman prices. The pressure on prices to the nuclear age. same period. abject self-criticisms by Uu, Robert McNamara says our side drifter. He has pleaded in forced workers to demand high On May 9 China announced it Tolland xuiiana «>untyCounty takes In 13 once the N6 . 2 man in the Com Sale sfarfs today of Davidson & Levenfhal, Manchester Parkade . . . s/»op till 9 tonight is winning, and a war wc keep nocent to eight murder Indict- er wages. Food prices rose and had successfully detonated a de- l<*wns Including Ellington, Ver- munist hierarchy, w d Teng, the trylng to stop. Ambassador ments. so did housewives’ anger vlce containing thermonuclear ToUend, Somers, Union, former No. 7 man. t \ Aithur Goldberg told the United 6. President Johnson in late The stock market spent the ______material.______At first the U- S. State Coventry, Columbia, Andover, toe Japanese correspondent and save on Coats, Outerwear and Winter Items forWomeh, Children and Men! Nations the U.S. would stop October went to Manila for a ygj,r descent. If inflation was Depariment estimated it was StaffoKl, Hebron, Mansfield, said Red Guard speakers got up bombing North Vietnam "the conference of nations allied in going to eat into profits, traders 130 kilotons of yield, later de- Willlngton and Bolton. on* after another to denounce I!!!! memenl we are as-sured North th^ Vietnam War—the United reasoned, stocks weren’t as cided it was at least in the The report uses payroll Infor- Liu and Teng as enemies of Mao Vietnam would act to reduce its States, South Korea, South g„od a buy as they had been. 200-kiloton range, equivalent to Tse-timg’s line and to brand Btipport of the war in the south.’’ Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, ij>],e Federal Reserve System 200,000 tons of TNT. them leaders of bourgeois reao- iiiii Secrovary of State Dean Rusk New Z ^ lw d and the Philip- forced interest rates up, some In October; China announced MANCHESTER Uon lii China. and the President called repeat- pines. National leaders signed of them to their highest levels FRANKS CAFE The Yugoslav news agency edly in 1966 for peace talks. n communlqque pledging the In 40 years thus discouraging BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER— TOLLAND TURNPIKE Tanjug reported from Peking . With a nuclear warhead. If it U.S. Jets started bombing oU U"Red States to quit South borrowing. The first administra The Family Restaurant Monday that Uu and Teng wpnt only 500 miles, that is fat depots near Hanoi and Haiphong “f* tion anti-inflationary measure would be arrested soon. The two enough from near a Chinese CORNER MAIN A PEARL Ju^ 29. China said American North Vietnam withdrew its was to suspend the 7 -per cent are the highest targets of the border to reach Korea, Japan, SULLIVAN AVENUE investment tax credit that, had 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST purge led by Mao anil his heir Jets shot down a Chinese plane j . Vietnam, Thailand or Formosa. ^ SHOPPING CENTER inside China: the U.S. said It Peking ca ll^ the communi been encouraging business apparent, Defense Minister Lin on _ ii fv.o que humbug Hanoi said it was 10. In a 5 to 4 decision June MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR was 20 miles from h o ^ ^ ^ « build new planft. The President "OPEN Piao. also announced plans to cut fed 13, the Supreme Court handed In his 17 days out of the eral spending and late in the down a ruling which makes far- Portugal Warned p a ^ e ^ hA country, LBJ went to six coun ranging changes in the inter a brief thrdfet they would be year considered raising taxes. The New* China News Agency tries. Including Australia, where tried as war criminals. On Aug. By IW® Ihe economy had rogation of suspects by police. HOUSE" said today the warning sent to The suspect must be told he has 9, U.S. planes bombed civilians m ^®'"®'‘ Premier Antonio Salazar was in a right to have a lawyer pres NEW YEAR'S EYE! te.avfflageândoneof ourown ^êh he and Mrs. Johnson were lesfof alhr^t*” a telegram from a rally of 15,- C oa^ Guard cutters. xTsa o ^ threat. ent throughout Interrogation. 000 Chinese near the Portuguese Also, no confession may be used coastal enclave. Internally, Premier Nguyen hour 24 minute visit to Vietnam. J j, RuM'i^ Mao^ze^tun^ in court unless the defendant DmNfiRS SERYCD The telegram charged that S to ^ c S e r r i^ L ^ m ^ ’i ^ r ^ d - ^ ® " '■®®® Party chairman^ had bero Clearly notified of his American and Nationalist, *** . ^ A several cities this year, none ailing; the teen-age Red 5 P.M. — 11 P.M. mobs of BuddIiists„demonstraited rights, toe minority opinion ex agents were persecuting “patri as destructive as last year s ou^d roamed the streets In' p ress^ fear the decision will otic Chinese” In Macao and m Da Nang. Hue ^ S a ig o n . At rtota in the Watts section of hamper the police in handling Mng Th* Family— ! least six committed suicide by , Aniri.ii.« v ^ h ln g against the old os'der. caurying out intrigues against But the big news in 1966' 'was criminals. Communist China. Eight per fire. On Sept 11 the ^ u t h ^ ^There e ^ e w was m another Incident 1|» - Vietnamese elected 117 persons In March sons were killed and more than with two Wll- 100 hurt in riqts instigated by to write a constitution to return ^nd 25 injured, iimriii;'Ûly:«iy’s the country to civilian .rule next heat wave, there was rioting the'Communists in Macao Dec. 3-4. ' .when policemen tried 'to turn Portuguese representatives In August, American forces off fire hydrants In Chicago. Af- FOOD SPECIALS crossed Into Red China Monday in South Vietnam passed the ter three days, virith two dead, for another meeting with Com 300,000 mark. In September, the gix policemen .jshot, and 300 ar- DAVIDSON A.LEVBITH AL munist officials. Some sources total American deaths since rested. 3,000 national guards- CHOICE TENDER said the group' carried a new 1961 passed 6,000. men were called In to restore & MANCHESTER PARKAOE ...... offer to close a Nationalist-spon This, was a y<5S> scarred by order. Cleveland, on July 21, B O n O M sored refugee relief association apparently motivelees murders, had 1,000 naitional guardsmen and an apology for using troops several of tliem mass murders, patrolling a Negro area but 85 ROUND ROAST and police against the rioters. On July 31, Charles Whitman, fires started anyway, from fire Four Red Chinese gunboats 24, killed his wife and mother, bombs. Rioting broke out the DELICIOUS, TASTYSTY 7 patrolled outside Macao’s har- men's hooded, w oo/ then climbed to the top of the same day in Brooklyn, with >bor entrance and leftist sources killed. Violence smoldered University of Texas library tow- said several thou.sand Red , in Detroit and Lansing. SEMI-ANNUAL TOP reductions from stock! er In Austin and began blast Guards remained'- massed for stadium coats ing with three rifles, a shotgun In September, three nights ROUND STEAK LB. action near the border. and two pistols. In 80 minutes he killed 14 strangers and SALE of OSCAR MAYER SLICED Candidate Sentenced reg. 39.95. Gills’ Winter Coats wound^ SO. An Austin patrol ^1. SEOUL, South-Kdfea (AP) - 22.90 man' climbed to a platform NEED A "Breakfast Suh Min-ho, the presidential 1 above Whitman and shot and I cfbdidata . of South'" Korea's Save now on the popular toggle coat or button- j * killed him. Perfect" Uemocratic Scâlist po^y, was SPECIAL front convoy coat . . . both with' loads o f warmth, ' • 12.90 .d 16.90 Whitman, an arcWtectural en sentenced today to two years in BACON prison for saying he would be styling and weather-beating ruggedness , , . and _ gineering student,*\ad seemed CAR size 3-6x, regular to $30 normal to friends, but he left FOR YOUR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING wilUng to^’fttoet-'Wlth North Ko with removable hoods. Navy, tan, elephant or dark ., behind notes Indicating he hat rea’s Premier Kim if-sung to green, stees 36t4i4.' . , III ed his father and realized, there Famotii BranjJs! Popular Colors! discuss Korean, reunlflcatioi^ was something wrong with his SiM, former' National Assem 16.90 ..d 19>.90 POPULAR SODA i i ' mind. ■ii" bly speaker and one of the lead size 7-14, regular to $40 Current Stocks! Wonted Styles! e n of the successful fight to A 32-man panel of experts on • Gingerale • Club Soda • Orange 28 OZ. Sept. 8 said a malignant brain FO R A oust the late President Syngman mens sheHand sweaters • Half'nHalf • Cream • Cola /Grape BTLS. Rhee, was convicted by the tumor may have catised Whit We have shoes in all sorts'of fabrics and combinations for women, children Fantastic savings now while there’s plenty of • Black Raspberry • Root Beer r ' 6 Seoul District Criminal Court of rugged coat weather ahead! Finely tailored dressy : man to go berserk. SPECIAL and men. Blacks, browns, blues and a wealth of exciting, dramatic colors! 100% wool ehotland pullovers made in Ireland and ::u:: The off-year'election and its Shoes for country walks or for town . . . flats and sporty types . . . every violating the antl-Communist ^89 o 1 4 4 ^33 - ^ 5 9 Hii:: and casual coats by famous makers. Boy coats, law. heavy ■wins for the Republican OCCASION? specially priced for year-end shoppers! Crew neck, heathers, suedes, meltons, plaids, tweeds, herring wanted shape and heel height.-A world of fashion at your feet specially ICY POINT FANCY Sito was arrested last summer rag. $100 to $180 rag. $40 to $80 Party Is the year’s No. 3 story. seisin shoulder style. , , wine, yellow, peat, natural iiiiii bones . . . some fur collars. . . smne pile lined. - priced for this greateemi-'annual event! C(Mne see them all! after advocating postal -ex The OOP picked up three seats Rent a new Comet or Blueback changes between the north and or heather-mix, 38-46i Reg. $14, iiiiH In the Senate, 47 In the House Mercury. Low R ates-.. . FUR TRIMS— Exguisite rtoch, Aotoran Hate*-and pastel mink on (DAL Tooag World — Mtotchtotolr Parfcade) 7H O*. Can south and expressing readiness high fashion coats of luxurious fabrics; Btiucles, Curlindss, friezes and of Representatives, and eight Daily . . . Weekly . . , SALMON to meet the Communist leader. governotshlps to bring the Famous Brands Women's Dress Shoes others. Also a sinall group of dosicntt' coats with fabulous fox collars. .. The court also suspended ,| 10.90 party's total to 25. The Re Monthly. SAVE 40c ON DEL MONTE Misses and Petites. 46 OZ. Suh’s civil rights' fo r two yoars, publicans also added 677 seats. removing idM from the presi- In state legislatures, now con- CANS UNTRIMMED COATS—In this sdoction of-better coats youll find a (DAL Men’s — Maadiestor ParfcaUN) .^trol bqth hou-ses In 15 states. wonderful assortment of tweeds, boucles, curls, jihstlAnde and fur '^ o m e winners. Gov. George CITRUS JUICES ... 8'“ to 14^ blends. Double breasted styles, some sip-Hnersv i ^ e A-skirts, Casual Ttomhey in Michigan, Ronald ■ ^ • • Grapefruit • Orange • Blended Grapefr^t-Orange NEW YEAR’S Reagan, 'ejected governor In regularly $12 'io^$24. Streamers, Confetti, and dressy styles, all warmly interlined. S is a fo r misses', junion’^ Papei; P la t^ Napkins -liiiii California, ahd, Charles Percy, RESERVE A CAR jr. petites. . t i! elected senator from Illinois, • Capezio • Florsheim ' California Cobblers ARTHUR DRUG •EMBA trademark. . . Imported furs labsl6

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Nete^sltl slopes pro- a speed ot about 30-80 mUee aR we’re not a bunch of heartless marriage yesterday aftemOon man and a South Wkidaw man ‘•Here you go, CSwrUe.” bureaucrats.” at Presbyterian Commimity The Manchester Redevelop- granted the Town of Manches- vlded a lpL-419 fun for many hour, Banas sold. A ski raclnc A pun<3rtng bag with a note: He said the office puts 10 ex Church, Massapequa, N.Y. collided Sunday afternoon *on nient Agency (MRA) has plac- ter permission to acquire the area reeKTents yesterday, and with special ••To the cbamp.y Rye 9 t No injuries were report ed a $39,000 value on the Depot 31,666 ^ . ft. parcel by eminent . ..rfsT 1 .. .. u V. and knowledge, may attain • tra employes on duty for Christ- The bride is a ' d a u ^ te r of to ^ r a l proved hazardous. of up to 60 m.p.h., accord- And above M em a sign: •mas to help what he calls "the Dr. and Mrs, Charlea L. yiney ed. Sq. property of the New Haven domain. Judge Anderson stlpu- ••Heartbreak Corner.” Railroad and has filed a state- 4ated that the Superior Court esterday, the hill was cov- ^ Banas. ^ detective division.” of Logansport, Ind. The bride State police in Hartford said ered with seven inches of snow, indicated that the dan- The comer is In the Detroit They check labels, tradb groom is the son of Mr. and ment of compensation in Hart- would determine Just.compen- the South Windsor man, Michael ford County Superior Court. satlon. and sprinkled with about 200 of using skis comes from ^ flt Office and it is Jammed names, serial numbers, post Mrs. L Morgan Porter, 70 Zurek, 23, of 2i High Tower Rd., today with wayward dreams, marks and anything else that Westminster Rd. The statement, filed Dec, 15 The statement of compensa skiers...... attempting to ski beyond ones was turning left on Rye St. ftom by MRA attorneys Ciarrlty, tion was filed by tiie Town of Automatic ski lifts built by ^nd not having enough Christman presents that didn't might provide a clue as to The Rev. William D. Glenn, Fanfliam Rd. and coUided with get there. where the package was intend Walsh and Diana, asks the Su Manchester against Richard a local tool and die company, practice on hwer slopes before pastor of Presbyterian Commu the oncoming car. Policii iden perior Court to fix a fair mar Joyce Smith and Winiam J. Kurtz Bros., h ^ e been donated attempting the higher ones. •Most of this comes from ed, or to whom it should be re nity Church, performed the tified the other driver as Louis Kirk, trustees of the New York, to the . town. Ther-w. lifts,ij._ bring Banas also said broken\j«^g8, carelessness,” said Siipt. C.R. turned. ket purchase price, bared on a double ring ceremony. Red Agnoll, S9. The accident occur .negotiated settlement or on a New Haven and^ Hartford Rail skiers to a height of over 400 the most common injury, SIongD, who heads the clahns Two employes man telephones poinsettias and green fir trees red at 3:45. police said. s feet above sea level. decision by a court-appointed road Co,, et a1. '''. w pipce as a person goes into and Inquiry section of Me De to call people who know some decorated the sanctuary. The Depot Square parcel, To Mark Johnson, 13, of 16 troit office. “If only people thing about particular pack- referee. "spiral” after the front of (hO The blrde was given in mar On' Oct, 10, Jud<»e Robert P. is part of the North End Re , ' E. Eldridge St., the slopes ski gets caught in ^he snow. would put an address slip inside - ages. riage by her father. She wore newal Area, and is the site of proved disasterous. He was tak their packages as well as outj About 60 per .cent of the time, Anderson of U.S. Circuit Court, If the equipment such that a street-length- gown of ivory acting on an MRA petition, a proposed shopping center. V. en to Manchester Memorial Hos the toe isn’t released auto side.” Hie unaddressed or misad lace over white satin, designed BARRiCiNi pital yesterday with a broken •The packages lacked outside dressed packages eventually excIuslTely at X. matically,- the twist on the foot with tent style short sleeves. leg—the result of a spill on the may cause a ' fracture or • addresses, or the outside ad are delivered or returned to the Her short white veil of illusion speedy slopes, according to his dresses came loose in transit lender. Liggeff Drug was arranged from a pillbox PABKADE slater, Laura, 11. Laura Show According to members of ths and were lost, or the packages Among mistakes the Post Of hat trimmed with pearls, and ing honest caution, said she were misaddressed or came fice has made, Slongo said, was Park and Recreation Depart she carried a bouquet of white Hedting Problems? does not ski and wouldn’t go ment who operate the lifts, th* unwrapped completely. the delivery of a bundle of girly carnations with a white orchid there because "it gets me •‘Of course, some of the mis magazines to a minister. slopes will be open this after in the center. W€ would be glad to offer you a free survey and scared.” noon and tonight, and will con Mrs. Michael Q. Duerr of James "Dutch’.' Fogarty, tinue to be open as long as th* estimate oii how at a very reasonable cost you can who organized the safety pa 2 Massapequa, sister of the bride, snow lasts. There is no charg* was maid of honor. She wore replace yoiir (sick heating system) with a 100% trol on the slopes, said that yesterday was an unusual day for the skiing, except in th* a green silk jacket d a ^ , a 691 MAIN ST. imfortunate cases where a ho*-' headdress of carnation^ and efficient electric heating system, ’with individual at Mt. Nebo. He said he knew carried a bouquet of carna MANCHESTER room temperature control a comfort. j Of two persons who broke legs may result Let’s Take a Little Ride Down the Hill— Whoops on the slopes, and one person tions. Next To Gas Co. William G. McCollum of who broke an arm. Hospital of Washington, D.C., served as At Pen-An-Co we give particular attention to con riders do, and then thefe’s a tumble and a spray of Center Springs Park. It will get ^ lot of use this ficials indicated the number Water Charges best man. snow in the face pnd a chilly hike back up the hill. week with school out and the older children joining may have been as high as five, verting any existing system to a trouble-free clean, That’s one of .the routines at the coasting hill in the pre-schoolers. (Herald photo by Saternis) though they were unable to give Topic of Board A reception for the immedi the names of ^the persons since 7 ate family was held at Roth odorless General Electric modern electric heating The Manchester Board of Di man’s East Norwich (N.Y.) The Great Books Discussion Gutt and Ruth Krantz will be emergency roort. re^rds do not system. • ~ hald in the Small Auditorium at *how where an injury took rectors will conduct an lnfo> Inn. For a trip by plane to Group will meet tomorrow at Hitching Post mal -meeting tonight for brief- Quebec City, Can., Mrs. Porter Abcnit Town 8 p.m. at the home of Arnold the high school. Doors wlU open P‘®c®- Ing^-on"proposed amendment* wore a green A-line dress and Miss Marion T. Jesseman, 40 Bruce Rd. "Women of Taken at Park at 7 p.m. Fogarty said ffiat in the ap- to the town’s water and aeweiv I Call 649-2860 you will be glad you did. Ckmcert tickets artf available proxlmately six years since the matching green and black children’s librarian, assisted by Trachls” by Sophocles will be A four-foot-tall brass hitching age assessment rules. Th* checked coat. The couple will Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Will con- discussed. at Beller’s Music Shop, Du- slopes have been opened and meeting will be at 8 in the Mu live at 300 N. State St, Chi duct a Holiday Story Hour for , ___ post, weighing more than 100 baldo’s Music Center, Music the ski lifts operating, only • OPEN TILL 9 P.M. MON.-FRI. • nicipal Building Room. cago, after Jan. 1.'— Bezan photo children from four to eight Ma'rlne Pvt. iCi. James E. pounds, was broken' from its Man and Ward’s Music Co., and three persons a year get In- The briefing will be by Wal Clearance cast bake and stolen sometimes at the door. Students will be ad- Jured. Yesterday, he said, was Mrs. Porter is a graduate of MRS. LEWIS MORGAN PORTER JR. . PLUMBING • Hj^TINO « AIR CONDITIONING years tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ter Fuss, director of ppbUb Logansport High School; Indi In the Junior Room of Mary t . Mehl of 11 Foxcroft Friday or Saturday at the en- mltted free of charge not the usual day. works, and Lawrence Wlttkof- ana University, where she re BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ Cheney Library. The stories will ur., recently arrived in Viet trance to WlcHham Park on W. ------Fogarty on a voluntary ba- iJtoT swer ceived an A. B. degree in chem and his LLB at the University Include selected episodes from uam and will serve with 3rd Middle Tpke. > — TT-» WT- ***• veorults safety patrols at istry, and the University of "Maiy Popplns” and “Winnie Marine Division at Dang Ha Park offlclaja estimated its Liar’ H its W Om an- Mt. Nebo. These men serve slm- The proposed amendments, of Michigan. He served two _ , . j Uarly to life guards at a swlm- Louslville, where she received years in the Marine Corps and Gên-'^n-Qo. ® the'. Pooh.” area. He is a 1965 graduate of valire at t^tween $200 and $500. recommended by Fuss, may b* her LLB. Mr. Porter is a grad Automatic ----- Manchester High School. Pollceî^J^ctulatea that the post jjriv e r A rre ste d mlng pool. They are marked. themselves amended by reconir- is currently' a captain in the wearing large red crosses on uate of Manchester High School. Marine Corps Reserves. He la COATS •‘Where Good Ideas Conne Naturally For The Home” Manchester WATEJS will meet ------. wsis-apparently lifted Into a car. mendations of a Chamber of He received a B.E,: degree in Transmission tonight at the Italian American Ralph P. Satterfield, son of Percy A. St. Pierre, 35, of their chest and backs, are; ex- Comtnerce subcommittee. company commander of a Re 84T BROAD STltiBET, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 East Hartford weis charged pert-hkiers and give Insrtructlon engineering at Yale University serve Rifle Co. in Fbrest Park, Club, 135 Eldridge St. Weigh- Ralph Satterfield of 44 I,«Wis 3 ^ W i t h Fuss scheduled to leav* m. ^ . Troubio? •TELEPHONE (203) 649-2860 ing in will be from 7 to 8. St. and Mrs. Pauline Reiser of Town Orchestra with reckless driving Saturday at Mt. Nebo to skiers who want j^-anchester on Jan 6 for ft Mr. And Mrs. Porter are at- ■k Free Road Teat and Members of- a ways and means Titusyllle, Fla., recently as the result of a pedestrian- to try their flying.feet. Sarasota, Fla., tonight’* Estimate committee are in charge of been promote^ to technical ser- auto accident on Centet St. in (3onrad B âs. p^W ent of ê^tlng was called to take ad- 'tomeys for the Regional (Coun A An Work Guaranteed Lists Program whlch a 50-year-old womart the Manchester Ski Club which - - - program. ’* geant in the'U.S. Air Forte. He "tS KA i vantage of hi* presence «nd FOR sel’s Office Internal Revenue k Budget Terms The program for the Wednes suffered a fractured pelvis. originally' used Mt. Nebo for ■ Service, (Chicago, Hi. ' Free •Towing __ ___ , la a flight en^neer at Travis k Temple Chapter, OES, will Air Force Base, Calif, day, Jan. 4 concert of the Man The woman, Mrs. Mary Boyle club activities, is in charge of No Low-Price ••Come-on” chester (3vie Orchestra* has of 172 Center St., Is in Man- the safety patrol In the area. Cosm etics Bstlinates that Cost You SNOW SUltS meet tomorrow at & p.m. at the Fete Knew of Isle Masonic Temple. After a brief been snnounced by Prof. Chester Memorial Hospital in He attributed the munber of Money ’ ■ i business meeting, refreshments Vytautas Marijosius, conductor satisfactory condition, a hos- ski miriiaps yMterday to the r r s TANANARIVE, Malagasy Re Public Records and music director of the or- pital spokesman said today. fast snow conditions, and the \ public—The Island of Madagas M«mchest«r will be served in the banquet chestra. The eVent wlH be held St. Pierre was Issued a sum- fact that many skiers may have LECLERC IPDsuffllixsif'S I hall. Mrs. Virginia V. Lewis is Warrantee Deeds car, one of the largest in the Transmission Co. —ccuB jjj Bailey Audltori- mons by a patrolman who said attempted to bo ski experts toO FUNERAL HOME Liggetts world, probably was uninhabit 16 BRAINARD PLACE refreshment chairman. Officers Dorothy Case Jacobson, Wells Manchester High School. that St. Pierre, driving west on rapidly. will wear street-length dresses. Case Dennison arid Robert Case ed as late as the last years be (Rear Seymour Auto % , OFF ITie program will Include Center St. at 10:05 p.m. with Banas said that persons At The Parkade fore Christ. But Southeast Asian Store, Main St.) 30 ■----- Dennison to Andrew Ansaldl Howard Hanson’s Symphony only parking lights on, struck should use the ski slope to the FUNERAL MANCHESTER The American ^ g io n will and Aitorew Ansaidi No. .3, 1 "Romantic,” preceded by the womem as she was crossing left of the towing machines, MANCHESTER . voyagers found and populated 646-OOin it—and remained the only set meet tonight at 8:15 at the land.-'south of Timrotf patina and Fhigue the street from the north side, where the slope la gentle,'^'be- SERVICE tlers until the 12th century. \sn^\ post home. Rd. T , by the string orchestra. Ray- police said the .woman was fore attempting the speedier WALTER N. !o0b . . , „ Matthew , M. j Morlarty to Laslo , mond Hanson, guest pianist, will pinned under the front wheels. slope. Reckless, daring attempts LBCLBStO -X Senior Citizens Club will Szarka "And ând- Jolanda Szarka, pj^y gjjnt.gaen’s Concerto , No. St. Pierre was relea-ed with- at taking the big slope too D ire c to r meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the property at 147-149-161-153. (loop- 2 In G Minor with the or- out bond'bending appearance in quickly, where memy persons Call 649-5869 Senior Citizen’s Center, Myrtle er Hill St. dhestra. Manchester. Circuit Court 12 are skiing, can be dangerous. 23 Main Street,. Manchester X and Linden Sts. A social time Texaco.Inc. to Statewide Sta- An art exhibit by Jane W. Jan. 23. A beginner skier will attain with refreshments will be held tlons Ipc.^' property At Mania after the meeting. Plans will be and Hilliard Sts. Anderson-UttiB completed for a New Year’s Simon S. Cohen to James D. party at the Center. Aceto, James Aceto and Paul ----- " J. Aceto, property at 323 Adams Members of the Town Fire St. For even greater convenience. . . DepartmenT'wJll meet tonight Robert D. Duncan and Jennie at 7 at C ent)^ -îrthouse on B. Duncan t o Francis A. Wutsch Center St. and go td-t{je Wat- and Gloria L. Wutsch, property - - kins-West Funeral H(mie>.^42 at 66 Green Manor Rdv Hartford Gas adds 4 new biH payment E.' Center St., to pay respefet*^ Quitclaim Deeds to Mrs. Martha. Schlidge, moth- '-R u ^ n A. Manevitch to White- er of Mrs. Lawrence McNamara, hall^Manor ^ Jnc., ..property on agencies in the Manchester area a clerk-typist at the firehbuse. ShallowbrtQl( Lane. ----- ' Joseph Rrasei(to to Paul J. Hartford Gat has authorized four additional stores In Manehatlar to aecapi gat Marine Corp. Clifton L. Mar- Rossetto and C lalhe^ Rossetto, tin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. property at 114-116 A d ^ s St. bni pajilflimta. Theta appointments Increase the number of local bill paymanl (Jllfton L Martin Sr. Of 295 Statement of Gompenshtkm agencies to five and provide Improved service for Mancêater cuatomara w ho Cooper Hill St., recently partici- Town of Manchester again) pay their gas bill fn person. The Main Street, Manchester Sales Offlea of Hartford pated in shlp-to-shore tank Richard Joyce Smith and Wll- 'X... s hmding operations at Camp Le- liam J. IQrk, trustees of the Gas will accept payments through December 30,1966. Effecthra January 1, \SSTfX Jeune, NX3„ while serving with New York, New Haven & Hart- Xw , * this office will discontinue operations. - , the Second Amphibian Tractor ford Railroad Oo„ et al. 31,566 X, Battalion, Force Troops, in the sq. ft. parcel at Depot Square, T \ V 'ftV C *

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L . - . : ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, P A G E S e v e n t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CM^NN., TUESDAY,. DECEMBER 27, 1^66 * PAGE SIXTEEN engines, gas turbines and other ToUand State Hunters Vernon machinery used on Navy aldpe Hetade Orange Ptoel . StillHH i sBiii g; Retiring State Senator Frank- AM SRieXN lEi^lOk Mfin B i^ e d as Home Fires Zoning Body Will Coii^der tin O. Welles of 'TalcottvlUa has Paby D i^bvei^d gt 'V 7 e named head, of the state t f l l * V f l 1 * 1 f l Y l f * P i 4 BTtoge legislative committee; Anderson-LiftlB Erupt Over Yule Weekend BR,AMF01tD (AB)---WhUe the i W A ▼ ACtUAyfiD'O Voter-Making Seeskm search resumed today for two — 1 B.. . ji » '*'** Board of Admission of Two houae firee over the the altar of S t Matthaw'a duck-hunters feared tort ia Long The lonlng board of appeals south. The -land, wmtalntog _Electors will be , in session weokemd nuured. an otherwiM Church during Cbristmaa aerv- bland Soupd, poUoe were also ^ hoki a public hearing to- 31:5 acres to the rear of WeanraW- from" 6 to's p.mTto peaceful a u totn ^ hbliday for icet..The cloth waa donatad by ,5 morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the a d - «««<» administer the elector's oath. the Eniaat Jennings famUy at EViftt WEDNKDAY NIGHt "Bing out Uie old, ring In Ilahed list* of thost bolding open ToUaitd reiidente Tory RriEtor ia In a few days the year 1967 oountries auch aa Denmark, ,out..from the marina to a 16- build a garage on a vacant lot in' Hospital by Resident sUte the- “Oroee of -Hope” with the' win be usdiered in with the ring- prance, Norway, Itlay, Portugal symbol, m s directly below.- foot outboard motorteat. Gale ©n Beverly Rd., in a residential * meeting Jan. 10. tog of bells and the ringing of and the Netherlands and in Trooper Harry Totoaeek after "Doves of Pea«<|’ are on either warnings were posted a abort area. sontog commission also “ Auld XAng Syne.” TTie cele- china and Japan where the cus- Buffering bums on Ms hands, S i^ *MpL Tioio aide of'the Croai, bolding olive .ttpae later. *■ Walter P. Vogel is asktog for received a proposal from bration of the beginning of a originally began. The first legs and shoulden, apparently branches in theih teaks. •;Thq boat, Its motor gone, was a variance to build an addition Joseph Bury for a shopping new year has been an impor- watch Night service in this while trying to put out the T ig “Oolleotor'a Honrs found near MatUtUCkt Long Is- to a garage on his property complex of stores and offices tant festival since ancient times coilntry was held by Methodists blaao. FOR BOLAND OIL COMPANY'S Tax Collector Blaine Bugbee land, Monday. with an Improper setback. i" ® tworstory building adjacent and is toe only holiday observ- gj George’s Church in Phil- The fire started In the living , .Police disclosed Monday that Thomas W. Ray, 50 Patricia to ‘Tri-City on Rt. 83 and a reed by all peoples in toe world adelphia in 1770. Now, .many room near the Christipaa tx«e, has aitoounoed she will be at the Town Hair Wedhesdaya during Mre. Bradley’s 6-montJi-cld Jtd., ia asktog for a variance to que.st for a two-lot subdivision r^rdless of race or creed, denominations observe this \kay according to a fire department daughter Was'found in Caslero’s construct a below-ground swim- on land of Gertrude Wilson on Through the celeries, mmer- .^tchlng out the oftl and spokesman, but the actual cauae January from 9 a.m. to nten and 1 p.m. till. 8, and Satur cottage on .Sunday, The baby mtog pool with an improper Center Rd. ^tratotlons and oistoms h ^ e welcoming the new.” has not been determined. was turned over to..a relative, stdeltoe to a residential aone. These aleo will be consid- AUTOMATIC DELIVERY become a b a t e d vAth W e ^ Gagner’s wife and two-year days from 9 a.m. to noon for old daughter reportedly were the payment of town taxee due ——------. Norman Berkowitlz, One El- ered at the January meeting. special event a ^ ^ counf^ superirtltlons. Til. ^ , itngton Ave., seeks to convert TTie commission has teen in- ^ ^ way of oh- ^ visiting relativM in Hartford at Jan. 1. No, interest will be GET charged on payment made dur P O l i s l l R f l f f '^ D o llS ^ exirttog, non - conforming vited by the conservation com- .. ttreorackers, or by the time. It la not known where ,The famous PhlladripWa ^ ^ universal and the family ie staying. ing the month. > nn ■• 1 e ae n bulWtogDuUdlng to »A threthree-room effi- mission to attend an open The oolonial-style houM was , Additional hours will be Jan. Hranded .lian£er oiency apartment on. VertxMi spaces meeting tonight at 7:30 J ^ m e r s parade is one of toe originally meant to drive teridential zone. . at the admtoiatration building. oldest of our local American off bad luck and evil spirlU. severely damaged on the-firat 81, from 9 a.m. to noon and . l cblebratlons, o rig ta a ^ to co- lumg a 4 ^ o < floor, but canbe tobuUt. as the to 8 p.m. ByFiicOffictok*” ’’-' Zoning ^ ^Hearing ; , At Navy School « . ■ . '<■ > ' 1 " . The teUtog commission Fireman Ralph ,E. Wilcox, hm^ tames ông theê^sh ^ .G etoe^ the d ^ to ^ main structure remains sound. Receive Donated, Toya setae™. At Ytoetide, t^ y kept ^ The second floor waa not pa se The cMldreh of sevifh local NEWARK IjCAP) — City flra ’ BChaduled a public hearing Jan. gon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph WU- verely damaged. The Oagnem families were recipients of to^ officials, ware' ^trartUng 2S0 feet along ers the operation, mainten- English mummers Joined to a themselves but toelr in the fotm of a circle with Congregational Notes |B| E C T A A JD C delivery Ie paid for in full within 10 Iâde on New Years m y. h ^ e s and yards as well. w ««* only one access road. The fire Dedication Ceremonies for the parfiY of a callulold-Hke mater- Tunnel Rd., from Feeder Rd. ance and overhaul of deisel l/ V / U D k E 9 1 M m r 9 days tor amount of bllL shooting fir^rms and making Morocco toey also pour wa- department blocked off the en- religious education .buildihg at ial that ia duagerourty inflam- ■ ■ • ______as m u^ noise as pwslMe to ^ u^mnin and vvaUs trwee upon arri'val.. mahle, aecoriUnK to .Flre Direc- ■ -* United OongregaUonal Church REGULAR STAMPS tollowlnr month. ^d. the perê of Philadelâ ^ ^ Speculation has been voiced will be Feb. 5 at 3:80 p.m.. Dr. tor Jofm P-Oaufieid...... farmed the Silver Crown ^ j entmncrii are on the desirability at the street Nathanial Gupail, conference At one waxebjûee inspeetora A Tiiiiely Association, * thoroughly scrubbed and sprin- layout in the event of a fire, minister, will officiate. found 5,000 of the doita. Ttie NEW LOW PRICE managMT agreed to send them 24-HOUR m «n .b ^ to ^ part Jn ^ e 1 ^ - We to this coun- but officids- reported no diffi The Women’s Fellowtolp will Reminder From mers’ Parade. Prom that time ^ bade to toe New York importer, culty was experienced Satur not meet in January. on, tois annual event became resolutions! CauflfU said. day. V Hie Bulletin Board SERVICE t g . 4 c tetter organised ar^ To toe Scottish people toe cel- The developer of the area has A lire toepector first noticed , TOP The Board of Selectmen will jpne of the playtotogs in the toe elaborate speci^le it te ^braUon of a new year is their requested permission to con meet tonight at 7:30 In ~thr CARTER ■ ■ GALLON t ^ y . An u n u ^ favorite holiday. On Hogmanay, struct an additional 26 homes luoMto at a child at a city boepi- this parade is that to tWs day „ year’s Eve is called, Town Hall. tal while on a routine trip lert CAUANYTINE . too Ctols. or More off the circle, using the same Pilgrim Fellowship alumni APPUANCE SERVICE no women teve ever tew al- children dressed to entrance road. The Planning week. He brought too doH to-« will hold a. party tomorrow lowed to participate in it! sheets go from door to door SUITS and Zoning Oommiseipn has re telboraUHY for teeta. Now’s The Time To Have night at 8 in the United Con Of all the public events cele- calling "Hogmanay,” much as '■001 ' ■ j quired another aoeeM rood be^ Oexdlold then otdered toe toya Carter VENT YOUR DRY gregational Church Parsonage o(»iftooated from the city’s hoe- ER! Alsoi We_ Repair AD tarattag New Year’s m y incur children toy "trick or treat” - F.DUU-D ro fore the homes oan be built BOLAND OIL COMPANY country, the Pasadena Touma- on Halloween, and are given Other fire departments as Cn the Green. pUels. He etoo warned depart Other Major Appliances S, . Y ® L ment of Roses is acknowledged special oatcakes. At the Stroks sisting In extinguishing the The executive boards of St. ment stores agsinrt buying and 10 YEARS’ EXPERIENCT! EttobHtlMd 1935 VKUE to be the most spectacular, of midnight friends try to be blaxe were from Ellington, Matthew’s Holy Name Society seUing them. and Women’s Guild will meet Besides the danger of fiames, 369 CENTER 5TREn ^ ) Charles Frederick Holder, the “fflrst footer” (or first guest) i ' / Crystal Lake aiM Vernon. Fire Phono 643-1078 643-6320 founder>of the Valley Hunt Club, at a neighbor’s home. TradiUon men remained on the scene for tomorrow night at 8 in the he said^ toe material gives off BOB. TftED” CARTER is responsible for the first such says that -U toe first footir is several hours. church Pariah Center. a nogdouB gaa when UunUng. parade held on Jan. 1, 18S6. a dark haired man he brings Second Fire a Meachester Evening HenM Mr. Holder, bom to Lynn, Mass., good luck,' while a woman, a The other fire occurred yes in 185V was a naturalist and redhead or a person with a 3 9 9 5 terday afternoon, destroying an Trtland cerreependent, Betto authoiîk many books on nat- squint meems bad luck. He al- empty house on Old Stafford Quatrale, teL 87S-XS4S. ural history. Before moving to ways brings a gift for good luck E ^ w . * Rd. formerly owned by Iva Pasa(fena,~ He served for five and gives the traditional greet- Layman- The house and about years as associate curator of tog ‘Long may your lum reek” 14 acres, beyond the Junction Zoology to the American Mu- (chimney smoke). “ Fitst foot- of Buff Cap Rd„ are involved KLH? seum of Natural History to New tog” is also connected With to setUtog the lAyman estate. .York City. He suggested to lovetoaklng; the young men The origin of. the Are has not xnembens of the Valley Hunt hurrying to their sweethearts’ been determined althourh au- NO... IT ISNT Club that on January 1st they homes to be first to oroes the thorittes stated n ^gan In the decorate their buggies and car- threshold. rear ell. of the house. The front riages with real flowers and The traditional wassail bowl, end of the houqe remains stand AN AIRLINE! ing and from outward aî'fieaiv parade to a prearranged spot " T ^ SFI-: VM) Hl'Mt where they would watch var- orifitoated to England. Iê toces doesn’t qeem to be. dem- lous athletic contests. A tte r word‘‘wassail’’ comes from ^ .aged. The inside Is burneiS out, IMKM \l several years, the event became “*** however. ‘ to elaborate that the city of “ ^ t h 8T«at About T5 fliw ien from Tol Pasadena assumed responsibil- passed around tod SPORTCOATS land, Stafford; ElIingtOQ, Crys NORMAN'S m oyliis ahead to sem you best j ___„ ^,...,.^.0 each person wished his com—- Ity for it and finally a To^^^ ImPORTFD 100 VIRGIN "OOL tal Lake, Wttttofrtoa.'; Baê- INC ment of R<«es Assîatlon ww f ^ vllle and West Stafford an REDUTED TO 11,. H Vin'I'OKI) Kll. formed to take charge of the ^ V ^ - g toast is cCtomon swered the mutual aid can. Altar Glotb Donated eel^bmtion Mr. Holder’s orig- â^^countries of the Sort? M W C H K .s ri:u. CONN. Inal intention was to arrange urMit, J, 1 0 9 5 /-^ new altar cloth adorned what, he called an artistic cele- Qg^many the whole town sim-~ . bration of the ripening of the yitaneously wishes itseU a- oranges in CaUfornia” which oc- year. At the stroke WERE $25 curs around the beginning of midnight, windows, are HAVE YOU AN the New Year.’rae Tournament tjmise and Superb EVENT SCHEDULED grew from a limited number, the old year leaves, thou- trf private carriages decorated gands of townspeople lean out THAT CALLS fdr with real flowers, to the spec- yjg windows simultaiûsly mmm FOOD? tacular miles-long event viewed shouting "prosit Neujahr.” r HARRIS TWEED --- by millions today. 'The Rose Eljem would like to wish each It may be a wedding,, a baa- Bowl football game, first played and every one of you a Very «net or Just aa Informal gat- SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SPORTCOATS .together, of a society,' ledga er In 1902, has become the tra- Happy New Year and add a sin- some friendly group. ditlonal “athletic sports” sug- cere thank you for your interest '■.'F0S.'ED AND HAND "O.'EN ges.ted by Mr. Holder. and support during the past OQ95 IF 0 Are Prepared to From the traditions of the year. REDUCED TO C u vERE S37 past and from ethinc groups —^ ^ ^ ----- ' Serve You to Your settling in our country, Amer- ' KHX.ED IN VIETNAM Complete SaUtfaetion leans have chosen certain cus- SH£E^TON (AP) — Mr. and oh INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS toms as their own. The Dutch' Mrs. Louis J. Schmecker hava Our eatoRing aervloe la aet up who settled “New Amsterdam” been notified that their son. to be flexule enough to ae- Introduced the custom of Open Army Spec. 4 John L. Schmeck- eonunodate any site gathering. >No waiting one. year! No waiting six monthsi House on New Year’s Day. Ear- er, 20, was killed to action to Why not call ns and talk oyar Only 90 days withdrawal notice required! tha detaUer - ly New York newspapers pub- Vietnam Dec. 22. ' BIG DIVIDENDS GARDEN GROVE TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314

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any maintenance services need er Jr. of 189 Zaiurel St., Wap- Ouft and Mrs. Ruth Kraatz of Westfield State Teadkm Cbl* South Windsor ed to keep all motor vehiclea in ping, has been selec^ to appw Manchester. lege In MadsadniMtts; the best possible opaomjpal in the aimual biographical oom- Mrs. Outt received bar train* ------condition. • pilatlon of "Outsan^g .Young tag under Alhertiu Jonm, WH- Maaoheater Kveatag HeraM Choicesf Meats In TownI HRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS Education Board Will Meet Osborne Cited Women of America. Uam Oowtag, Paul Zimmerman South Windsor Oorreapondeat, W. Lee Osvome, son of Mr. ' Another^ former Wapptag BsteUaOoniff. She haasorV- Aao Lyoaii; teL 6M-8S8S. OPEN Wed., Thun, and Fri. until 9 P. M. At Aveiy St. School Tonight and Mrs. William L. Oflboine, resident. Mm. Dolores Orant,.*^ ^— ------—------Jr. of 910 Pleasant Valley Rd., Spring, formerly, of 998 KeUy «<«“*<" member for the' Haft------j ^ — SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M . has been named to "Who’s Who ford Society of Women Painters. WEDNESDAY ONLY SPEDIAU H ie iM r d o t edu catioii wUl port Bsittalkm of the First Ma Rd., now of Anaheini, CaUf., has Among Students in American Her works have been included ln_ CoiM In And meet tonight iLt the Avery rine Division at Chu Lai, South also been selected. Universities and Colleges" at many juried shows, includtag' LEAN, ALL BEEF! aOSID AU DAY MONDAY, JANUAIY 2 nd 8tt«et Sdiool at 7:S0. Ihe meet- Vietnam . Legtan to Meet the naaa 7 how, Springfield Art IngB of the' board are uMially The battalion Is responsible Central Connecticut State Col-" The Abe E. Miller Post, Am«r> FcnhtoiiCIn leg®. League National Show, the heM at the Ugh echooL Hbw- for providing vehicles of all lean L egion, 'wUI h old a m eeting Springttekl Exposition and Mdtnmiiy Drtstnt v Cfver, a policy of meeting at types \o fill the needs of the . Osborne was a recipient of the tomorrow night at 8 at the Main :HAMBURG least ooce a year at each of the First Marine Division units at South Windsor EducaUon As St. Legion Hall. TOPS - DRESSIBS - SUITS sociation Scholarship for 1962- town's acbool has bera adopted. Chu OLai. Personnel carriers and . Mrs. Outt Raa Exhibit BRAS - GIRDLES (4-Lb. Limit Per Family) A library fUm wiU be shown vehicles for hauling freight are 63; The Remission o f, Tuition Mrs. JOae W. Outt of Pleas F O R R E N T and,a discussion of the film and driven by First Motor Tramsport Scholarship for 1962, and the ant Valley Rd., will participate 8 and Id mm. Movie Pro- libniiry needs win be from Battalion drivers. State of Coimecticut-Central In an art exhibit in the small jectora sound or silent, also Glazier's 7:30i to 9 pjn. If necessary. When not on the road, ve Connecticut State College Schol au * '.#s sj iSs ?-s - ■'..■Av: clude: )«S? S -S'” UCK Connecticut Association of Beards of Education que^on- ^ liWNst . A Fresh Fruits noire on I^;ilslatk>n an addition- T First Cuts al school physician a list of needs for the .town council fnom and Vegetables! project concern monies and ap proval of the etructure of the ad boc memorial oommi ttee to hon- CHUCK ROAST «r Mrs. Paul Hull. 't ' I - BONE IN Also, a review will be made of ORANGES CEHTER CU 1 aystems the board plana to irisit to study size and activities of high schools, a structure report X STYLE on a study committee for sex LI education in the achools and an TIM PU 2 " 2 5 ‘ diUCK ROAST •RR-aSSRf^ ■v. offilclal vote on the action of a CALIFORNIA previous executive session. \ Also, a decision on TEP ca f ® '^V«S\N , reer applicatlona and philoso phy of schedulei'making, a de GRAPEFRUIT LB cision on the continuance In BEEF FOR S T ^ MHTRO and expansion to pick CHUCK N;—f' up 1200 equipment ' SEEDLESS Reports from ad hoc com mittees including personnel pol Indian River 5 ’" 2 9 ‘ b o n e l e s Y icies, buildings and sites, pul^ LB Be information. Insurance con CHUCK ROAST trol and the libiaiy council will CROSS RIB \ be heard. Emperor Grapes LBS ZBA Mette Jan. 5 Hie zonii^ board of appeals RUSSITS will meet JTcui. B at 8 p.m. at Petatoes 5 BAG ** LS the W a p p 1 n g SSem entary School on Ayers Bd., to consid PASCAL JUMIO - FLORIDA [STALKS, GROUND CHUCK er the following applications: Celery Michael O. Bell, 485 Foster Rd., South Windsor, a variance to allow a building closer to the LB front line than permitted on g r o u n d r o u n d premises at ,486 Foster Rd. \ r - a t i ti Hiis is an R Rural Zone. y Lester W. White, 161 Beelze SUPER 'X bub Rd., Wapplng, a variance to allow four building lots vrith AAISSCS'FUU Appetizer Depcprtxnentl \ less than the required frontage SAVIlKS! on premises at 161 Beelzebub Planning a Party . Rd. This Is a R Rural Zone. • PUoso lot us assist you. Alfred F. Yacovone, 177 Clin ton I>r.,. Wapplngj a Variance Wo nro eonfidont that wo con plooso you. to allow installation of an ama Our Quality Cookad Foods sra Pioparad and Cooksd on tha Pranisas Daily. BONE-IN - FIRST CUTS is teur radio antenna tower on C H U C K S T iA K premises at 177 Clinton Dr. Hiis is a AA-30 Zone. Hdnie Style Baked Beans » 25< Erickson in Training CMia STEAK Airman Paul A, Erickson, Bakid Macaroni americSn*SSI E ^ 35<: LB LB son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.- HONE HI Cube Steak Erlckson of 727 Avery St., HALF J L A ^ Wapplng, has been selected for OUND l I T * ucb p “ I ■ ■ training at Sheppard AFB, Cooked Hain '^S T Texas, as an Air l^rce medical SHOULDER services specialist. p und LB Sliced SalornL ^ 69 STEAK LB Airman Erickson Is a 1966 C A R A N D O HALF Swiss Steak graduate of the town high London POUND school • and recently completed Luncheon Sausage su» basic training at Lackland. * half J L A „ AFB, Texas.' ” Xfiicken Roll wiavb- uicb POUND Edneatlon Board LB LOAF ~ Slkod HALF STEAK LB STEAK S u llivan In V ietnam *^®SPIttYS POUND Top Round Marine Lance Corporal Rich Pickle & Pimento \ ard P. Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Sullivan, 420 \ Gruyere CIpeese »65< Avery St., Wapplng, Is a mem Ayailshla at First National Supsr Marksts with Cooksd Food and Dslicalsssan Depts. ber of the First Motor Trans- I Seafood n iU Y COOKED - SHANK PORIION » DSiOSiui SSSSSta ^ bei*«» **''** HAMS 49 Special! S C o m lM re a t SUPER 5.99 to 7.99 SAVINGS!. BUTT PORTION "59 Swordfish by: MichaM Dworldh Reg. Ph., B.S. FINAST - I s e f , Oiickeii, Turkey In winter, do you use a Bun Lamp? For what It Is Sfeoks worth, we might point out CENTER SLICES >99 that, skin' cancer is said to FASHION mONT STYLUt MEAT P IB result from the accumulative COLONIAL J.LB $ ^ 9 8 effect of sunlight over a long • Craw nack poor boys "YOR" GARDEN —Regular or Crinkle Cut period of time. Falr-sldnned - V Clavarly eablad slylos — PU LLAAAN C A H ^ ^ people, of ooui;se, are most ■ i- - Pulfoifors wHh zip bocks % -V CANNED HAM “ 6 9 * susceptible, but even those genetically most susceptible Somo wbh vartical ribs seldom fall victim, for the Chooaa long or short sloovos FRENCH FRIES 8^ 95' reason that excessive ex p osu re to the sim Is simply Somo with smockad fronts YOUNG HENS - 10 to 14 LBS - ALL U. S. GRADE "A” - - i ■ too painful. Cabled or bulky knH soM cardigans The first sign of skin can cer Is what the'medical field Crow nack Classics - Orange Juice 6 ^ 95< refers to as a keratosia‘^a pehslstent scaly area on the In dxas 34 to 40 body w'hldh Is regularly ex Hawaiian Punch 6 ^*1** LB posed to spnligbL From this early sign the condition may progress to either of two WONDERFUL FABRICSb t 3rpes of skin cancer—basal Macaroni mwAnPjWWON 3 n^^9< cell carcinoma or squamous ,o 100% virgin w ool. . . soft os froshly TURKEYS cell capeer, the more dan fallen snow. jk . gerous type. Use sun protect ing creams, and lessen the • lambswool, ongoro robMt M r, nylog Euphrates Pizza i«i«g49< danger. blond. . . corossablo os 0 k l ^ Sun addict or not, you ■ r- ■iv won’t ha've 'any cause for J SLICED a complaint at our prescription Red-t Whiris «(i-3.79‘ counter. We ktep abreaM of miMr - CHait - lar M m - nAN» the latest idevolopments In. HNAST « COIOMAI medicine and service Is M- wayu fast and Mendly at "LIGGETT - PARKADE DRUGS,"’ 404 What Middle Tunqilke Parkade Shopping Oenter, Manchester, I%one: 849-2343 . . Free Delivery. Have your Doctor call us when you want your medi Turn the eaee lor mere sueer sayings plus everyilay hargalns! cine tn-« burry . . . dr usft , «LHMaM I our paridng lot . . . enough MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • QPB4 AAON. THRU SAT. 9 :3 0 AiA. TO 9 PM. • ' ’CHARGE I T A t 6 RAND-WAY... TAKE MONTHS TO epmem for 5,000 cars . . .

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(AP) — A regaled in the siilM M basritet- as basketball tournament and host Oklahoirjp City, easteni against Trinity, Ver set for New Bedford Thursday Bonaventure 109-79 in t o e . first team of Yankee stars, baH,players; they will wear the, time, reaches its peak this Bridgeport appears ip the Cal mont gainst Amherst, Spring- and FYiday. In toe first round. round of toe New York Holiday' vin, M i c hi g a n, Invitational, field against . Bowdoln and eager to impress a flock of '"'colors pf the Cavaliers of the; week with New England Western Maryland will meet Festival Monday afternoon' at Unlvei;slty of Virginia and Co Quinnipiac heads for Norfolk, Middlebury against defending pro scouts in the stands, colleges participating in Glassboro State and FV>rt Kent Madison Square - Garden. The rolled to a 27 - 14 victory lonials of George . Wa'sHihgtoh Va., later in the week, and champion' AIC. "v. * State of Maine will play host Rams were led by Art Stephen holiday classics at'nearly a In Worcester, StonhlU inet over ■ the Rebels Monday University. ' " . enough New England teams are Southeastern Massachu setts son with 40 points in breaking ■nielr quarry will be the Lions score of sites. playing in New York state tour Long Island University, Clark Tech. the festival scoring record of night in the North-South naments to form a small faced C. W. Post, Worcester of CMumbia University and toe : Although there are several The Danbury Tournament 106 points by Manhattan' in 1967. college football game. league. ' Tech engaged New Hatppshire Huskies ot the University of tournaments on toe home front. iS scheduled for Thursday and Defending champion Provi Ekigene Trosch, 6-foot-6, 2^7- and Assumption played AHT. pound defensivg tackle from the Connecticut —a couple of fero New England is represented lii The biggest tournament in Friday. dence flexed its muscles In toe cious beasts who are terrorizing The Central CoiuieoUcut tour- first round games at night by University of Miami. iV^ras voted meets in distant states. Har New England, from a major Holy Cross meets Western toe Ivy League and Yankee college viewpoint, gets under lent .•’’its under way ■Wednes whipping Duquesne as Jimmy the most valuable player for the vard is farthest at home, play Kentucky in toe first round of Conference, ^reepectively. way Wednesday a t '“ Storrs, day with Colby playing Walker, the most valuable play South, and another defensive ing in the Hawaii Rainbow St. Anselm’s, St. Michael’s the Hurricane Classic at Miami Comi. Host Connecticut will er in lak year’s tournament, tackle, Pete Duranko, 6-2, 236-' ihiese adversaries are book Classic. meeting Wesleyan, N o r wich tonight. Later in the , week, meet George Washington after scored 37 points. pounder from Notre. Dame, was ed . In toe Connecticut Basket- ' Undefeated Boston "College facing Tufts, and Bates testing Dartmouth will participate in picked for the North. bag Classic, to be played at thS puts its string of eight victories Columbia plays Virginia in the the Kodak Classic at Rochester, Rhode Island will meet St. opener. ^ the host college. The North team, winning only UOonn Field "House Wednesday on the line against Utah in the The two-day Lowell Tech In N.Y., Fairfield in toe Qiieen Joseph’s, P a .,'a n d Providence and Friday nights. Virginia en for the seventh time in the 18- opening round of the Sugar In Massachusetts, toe Ameri vitational also starts Wednes City Tournament at Buffalo, will face Northwestern in toe year series, powered to a 20-0 gaged Columbia at 7 while meet’s semifinals Wednesday IT WAS COLD OUTSIDE — Dallas (defensive end, m Dallas with the temperature ne^r the freezing Bowl Tournament at New can International Holiday Tour day, with Lowell State play N.Y., Boston University in the halftime lead, then coasted George Washington plays Con- RON RITTER. Orleans tonight. nament and the Worcester Jay- ing Merrimack and Lowell Albright Invitational and Maine nlg)lt. BILL BOLOWAXT Jethro Pugh, left, end Buddie Dial, centei^ and kick- ^ a r k and a cold wind blowing. The Cowboys play home behind a rugged defense, neotlout at 9, Wednesday, night. er Danny;^ Villanueva, donned wann head gear as Green Bay New Year’s Day for the National Foot- IXmald Oockroft, the nation’s They exchange opponewts 6n they bundled up and went through practice session ball League championship. (AP Photofax) leading punter from Adams Friday, Columbia meeting State College, in Oolorado; boost George Washington at 7 and ed the Yanks into a 6-0 first Connecticut playing Virginia at Walker Dribbles^ Shoals Providence quarter lead with field goals of 9. ' 31 and 38 yards. George Washington’s 2-6 rec Then, in oiie minute, 12 sec ord maV prbve to be the pitfaU Into Semifinals of Holiday Festival onds of the second period, the of the Northerners. Babe Mc ar d shooting his way to 87 senior scored the FMars’ . St. John’s led 60-69 with 3t TULSA, Oka. (AP) — week of drlfis here for their Jan. drill for today after obtaining would stay as planned if the Yanks scored twice on a nine- Carthy, who spent toe last 10 NEW YORK (AP) — points, walloped Duquesiê 82-66. sitconds to go. The Wildcats bad 1 encoimter with the Dallas assurance tlie snow would be field condition d id ' not get yard pass from Colorado’s. Ber- years at Mississippi state Northwestern is in the nine poipts, 16 ot the first 19 6nd Green Bay Packer Coach toe hall, but no one could get 7 Cowboys for the National Foot nie McC&ll to Tulsa’s Neal FIRST DOWN—Tom Francisco of Virginia Tech grabs pass in first p^ od of In the other games Rhode 21 of the first 27. He added 16 Vince Lombardi could scraped off, and the field cov worse. matching wits with Ad training sit,e. snow which fell last Thursday. heavy snow today, possibly- ex hopes-they would like conditions the lost quarter with scoring he calls his "dom ino game” of will meet in the other semifinal wi' h one second to play and con- until the .man guarding him ed.^the free throw. It wasn’t . ev«n certain the The Packers worked out in tending into Wednesday. w d l enough to play an exhibi shots of 16 and 11 yards to Gary’, fense. It gave him an upset 65- contest. , makes a mistake. Then, even the snow and scheduled another Lombardi said the Packers tion game next summer. Rowe of North Carolina State. Ralston Turns Pro^ veited a rebound, into a three- Davis, who had entered toe Packers would finlEdi their final 64 victory at Davidson his last Walker put on a performance before the defender realizes' But the South never got in po'nt play that gave North game for the first time only 3 ^ time out. reminiscent of toe 60-polnt show what he’s done wrong, Walker c lo ^ Shooting d^tance as the western a 62-60 upset over minutes before, ejcplained how Virginia Strongest • he gave last year in leading takes another dribble and is up North also scored in the fourth eifhth-ranked St. John’s, N.Y., he happened to be in the right V lrglnb is probably- the Providence to a 91-86 victory in the air, firing the ball into the .Biggest Test Ever., on a nine-yard run by Bo Rein M' mday. place. Rains Hurt Veteran Amateur -strongest of the four teams in rhe Wildcats later learned over Boston College in the'title basket; of Ohio State. *'The odds are that Whta a the world and won everything In ciation. DiU annoimced toe con the-Classic. Coach Bill Gibson’s th :y will play defending cha'm- game and in winning the tour Against St. John’s North- man shoots from the rlgbt Old# ^BAKERSEIELD, Calif. Cavaliers lost four of six con The poetseasdn "bowJ“ '*ctlvJty sight except lor the two big tract Monday. plon ProvideivCe In Wednesday nament's most valuable player western’s Davis had' his best the hall wUl come tfVar to ithc ^Bama Drill (AP)—America’s top ama tests, but the setbacks came at award. Meredith Likes^ Chances M'ts itis peak this weekend with ones. -- <■ Ralston said he has thought ni fht’s semifinal. The Friars, one second of this, his first var left," he said. "X K iovad two the toands of nationally-linked the Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton teur tennis player, Dennis VAny regrets?” he iiw asked. about turning pro lor over a w th Walker dribbling, faking Against Duqesne, toe 6-foot-8 sity season. steps to get there anil înqfgd." NSnV ORIÊIANB (AP) — Just Kentucky, Duke,^.îami and and Gator Bowls, the East-West “ ITes,’’ said Denny, as his in- year. shout everybody In the sports Ralston, made official to-, Maryland. , Shrine Game and the NFL and timatea know him, and he “ I’ve got a family and I do world has heard the rumor that s vs. Packers day what had loner been Columbia, despite the loss of a FL championsihip gnomes. named the two big ones — Wim have to start looking toward toe ^rom No, 8 Place in Rankings rumored. He has turned future,” he said. .t seven-foot Dave Newmark Just Ooacdi Paul (Bear) Bryant of DALLAS; Tex. (AP) — Green Bay has the type team er—this one means the most, i The Cotton and Oiitor bowls bledon and the U.S. National at professional. Ralston’s pro career wlU get before the season began, has Alabama can walk on water and “We have a very good for us to play — they execute has the highest stakes, not nec and the Shrine Game'-open the F\>rest HUls. control the elements. very well, rely on coordination, essarily in money but in pres heavy slate Sahirday, New “ Professional tennis offers me under way next month In Aus given 'the Ivy League notice it chance of beating Green Ralston said he preferred not If the legendary B ry u t has and we are the same. So It is.,a tige. . I welcome it and I know Yearti Eve. The two pro cham- a future while unateur tennis in tralia, followed’ by competition ,Wuld improve, on its runner- scjpRRs St. John’s Cooled O ff Kansas,! to divulge the financial terms of such powers, they apparently Bay and winning the Na matter of execution and if we do my teammates welcome it. We I>ionsUps wiH be played Sunday the United StatM otters a player in thq U.S., Europe and South trp finish of last winter. The his pro contract but he report OONSTRUCTION—Bob Cur don’t work in New Orleans. The tional Football League it properly—which I believe we feel we are prepared to meet w d the Rose, Sug;ar and Orange nothing," Ralstcm told The As Africa. Uons, coached by Jack Rohan, tin 136-141—408, Fred Brown edly signed lor three years for last time Bryant brought his championship,” said Don will—we will win.’’ the challenge. bowls are set for M<»iday. sociated Press. The opposition wiu include won the Steel Bowl champion 391, Tom Gessay 375, Jeanot Redmen Upset\by Northwestertf; $100,000. Red Elephants to town — for Meredith Tuesday, It couldn't come sooner ei “ This kind of opportunity The Gator Bowl at Jackaon- Thus ends the amateur career veteran Pancho Gonzales of toe ship this month, springing up- Wirtalla 160—372, Dennis Pon the 1968 Sugar Bowl — it The Cowboys quarterback, ther, Meredith mused. doesn’t come for many people. vUie, Fla., matches Tennessee, after seven years of the still at The contract was signed with U.S. and Australians Rod Lav seU over favored Indiana State, tes 143—371, John McNeill NEW Y O R K ( A P ) — St. those teams play in touma- moved up to ninth, is off tblz snowed. Redl, bonest-to-good> who has become a Dallas insti “ I never have played on a It is the chance of a lifetime. 7- 3, and Syracuse, 8-2 while24 theboyish,' strawberry blond Cal Wallace M. Dill of toe Interna er, Ken Rosewall .and Lew and Httsbui^h to turn the trick. 366, Otto Mayer 147—363, Jghli’s of New Yorki^ shook ments this week. week. ’ ‘ ' "ness snow. Six Inches of it. The tution—he has played football championship team and I start Vfe don't intend to let it pass. Cotton Bowl at Dallas has Geor ifornian who has played all over tional Professional Tennis Asso Hoad. F’red Shabel’s Connecticut Nondo Annulli 350, Carlo Pe up the Associated Press Tekas Western hosts the four- The Top Tep, with first-place only deep snowfall here this here for U years—wasn’t speak ed in the sixth grade," he de “ The two weeks off has done gia, 9-1, vs. Southenl Methodist, Huskies, perennial Yankee (3on- tricca 154, Clarence McComiell college basketball poll by team Sun Carnival opening at votes in parentheses, and pknta . century. ing in a tone of braggadocio. clared. ' me a world of good. I am at full 8- 2. The Shrtne game in San ference kings, had a cold shoot- El Paso Thursday. North Caro- on a 10-9 ete. basis: 135 knocking off Kansas last When Alabama held its first “There are a lot of reasons Meredith said he guessed this strengrth as are the other hiem- Francisco matches aB - star One of Greatest Upsets Ing night while losing to once- lina iS not entered .in any tour- 1. UCLA (31) ___ week and now Northwest- practice here Monday for its why Dallas can beat Green was the biggest test be ever bers of this'team. We can win teams of seniors from the East Ski Notes beaten "âle and they, ran out of ney but will stay'busy, playing 2. Louisville. Bay,’’ he said. “ First we have a faded. . and West. F'urman tonight and Ohio State 3. North ckrdlina (1) 1967 Sugar Bowl clash with Ne this game—and we are going to steam while falling before toe ELKS-John JUeder 151- braska, it rained. good team—good enough to win. “ There couldn’t be any great win it.’’ Green Bay, 12-2, and Dallas, superior strength of unbeaten Friday. 4. Texas Western 407, Tonyi Desimone 355 Stan '’ T e Redmen dropped the Jay- ...... Even if the elements don’t 10-3-1, ^ a y for the NFL dhampi* Indian Tennis Pair Boston College for the only Michigan State, also entered 6.. New Mexico obey Bryamt in New Orleans it’s onshlp hi Dallets while Kansas blemishes on a 4-2 record. beyrnour 130—37^ Harvey right out of toe poll with in toe Quaker City tournament. 6. Houston a ty , U-2-1, end Buffalo, ^ l , IT’S A STEAL—rWilt Chamberlain of the 76ers, steals ball from Happy Hair Duplin 150-371, Fred Pour- ^ ,2-44 Ucklng a wiusk agp and slipped five notches from fifth 7. Cincinnati a town he likes to visit. He nev Field Goal Aces There will bq. a gooft supply drier 138— 362, Joe er has lost a Sugar Bowl game. Chiefs End Three-Day Rest are matched in BuffEilo for the ston of Cincinnati during' first period rebound actioij. (AP Photofax) i themselves eighth place to lOto after losing to New Or- 8. 8t. Jehnê; N.T. - E . Defeats Australians of tickets available for these 150—376, Joe Sola 373, Joe AFL title. In this week’s ranking. leans Loyola last week. Alabama has been to. more In Cotton Bowl MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The Indian pair of attractive, double-headers! All Picaut 387, Jlmb Aceto 364. 9. VanderMlt The Sugar B w l in New Or ______'I But in toe opening round of The Spartans’ No. 6 slot went 10. Michigan Stato bowls than any other college And Loc^ Forward to Bills Ramathan irishman and Jaideep Mukerjea defeated seats are reserved and they are , team. This marks the Tide’s DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — If Sat leans .has -Alabama, 104), vs. priced at $3. They will go on ‘Mr. Inside’ and ^Mr, Outside^ Feature Action New York’s Holiday Basketbali to New Mexico, who moved up » -■■■— ------V Austrdians John Newcombe and Tony Roche 4-6, 7-5, . .CHURCH 10-PIN Mark Pe- Festival Monday, Northwestern one notch from No. 6. New Mex- 20th post-season appearance. urday’s (3otton Bowl football ^ KANSAS CITY (AP) — The Nebraska, 9-1, the Rose Bowl in sale at 6 p.m. each night when slippery field favors the passing* 6-4, 6-4, Tuesday in on6 of the greatest upsets of Davis torson 223 561, Art Johnson nipped St. John’s 62-60 and that ico hosts the Lobo Invitational And it’s Bryauit’s 12th bowl Kansas City Chiefs en d ^ a game. Pasadena, <>ddf, presents the Field House Box Office will game should go down to a mat Purdue, 8-2,. vs. Southern. Cali 213 577, Bernice Bana'vige means the Redmens’ stay with three other teams entered. game. Over-all, he has a 7-4-1 three-day holiday and began “ Look at it this way: The of Cup challenges. open. — . Sports Schedule ter of place-kicking — and with fornia, 7;3, and the Orapge. Bowl 76ers Set New Home Court Mark 210, Bill McBride 208, Robert among toe Top Ten could be as It opens ’Diursday. ''' record in bowls. their final week of .drills today fensive players know where The victory means India's more than a single point in a Ail four teams will be housed Georgia and Southern Methodist in Miami pits Georgîa Tech, 9-1,' home-court consecutive vlotory Monday night toe astounding Berts toe 205, Harry Baskind short as Kansas’ was. Houston moved up two spots Next Monday's Sugar Bowl, for the American -. Football they are going, the defensive challenge for amateur tennis’ game. ■' at tlfe^Hartford Hilton for the PHILADELPHIA (AP) end FTori^, 8 -2. string. 7-foot-l Chamberlain poured in panel of sports writers to No. 6 and Is eritered in toe Toeaday, Doe. Vt an 82,000-selIout, will be telev boasting defenses that could put Leag:ue championship' game at players have to react. It’s most prized, troi*y renuilns The fourth set was tied 2-2, Classic. . Not counting games Mancheailer at .. Maloney ' ised by NBC. m ckoff is at 2 The television line-up, all olive into toe third day, with hut Mukerjea put his team BOBTON (AP)—More snow The 76ers, ■who lead the East- 38 pointe, handed out 10. assists ..-ride 200. broadcasters left the top Arkansas- State Invitational C a' premium on field ;goals — Buffalo New Year’s Day. . tougher to get traction for the against the Boston Celtics, times Eastern Standard, has ern DiyJ.rion with a phenomenal and took down 32 rebounds. . four ranking! unchanged. UCLA beginning Wednesday. Oinoln- Rham at Cheney p.m.^ E8T. ~ Show was forecast, but Coa<% pass rush and the defensive AustraUa holding a ^ i lead and itoaad by smashing a giune may (ail in the' northeast ski the Philadelphia 76ers are there are a couple of guys who ABC showing the Gator Bowl at 33-8 record, have won 30 straight Greer, the “ Mr. Outside” of , TFUDTOTALERS — Dorothy remained No. 1, Louisville sec- nati, No. 7, plays St. Joseph’s of Wedneaday, Doe. i t Hank Stram has said that unless backs have to be cautious be two singles m a tte s to go. point between Newcombe and areas by Thursday, the Weato- . ought to meet the is^ e! noon. Saturday, CBS on the Oot- 41-1 against the rest of the regular home games — 14 last the 76ers offense, scored _ 35 Syphers 463, (toruiie Newberry ond. North Carolina third and Indiana Wednesday - and Iowa East vs. Alurnni, 7:80 the weather gets imreasonable cause they are afraid they ^wlll When Roche outed toe final » er Bureau wfid today, but it ad tcm'Adwl at 2:30 p.ni. and NBC National Basketball Asso- 456, Rose Pastula 454. which Oonnetquot N. Y. at SlUngton Named by Red Sox Bob Etter of Georgia has done the Chiefs will continue their slip.’’ point, toe Indians, grinning ^ AiMtrallSM had A . c l ^ vised winter sports fans it is too year and 16 this season. The ^ in ts from ' where he does it Texas Western fourth. Hiree of Friday. 'Vanderbilt, with the Shrine Game at .4:30. ciatioh since last March. new mark breaks the old stand- best—the outside. - more of it than his counterpart, practice in Kansas City. ’■ The Chiefs, with the most po b r o ^ y , put their arms about ^ even the match In toe elghto early for definite forecasts. Thursday, Doe, it BOSTON (AP) — The Boston NBC has the AFL game at 1 Led by Wilt Chamberlain ard set by Minjieapo'lis in_ the Iti otoer games, Boston ripped ,»Dennis Partee of Southern The Bills, left Buffalo for five tent offense in the AFL this sea e a ^ o t o e r as they hurried to S " ” ®- they lost a 304) lead, The bureau’s morning report JUNIOR CLINIC — Junior BlUngton vs. Baypt^H. ,T. at Bed Sox announced today ap-' p.m. Sunday and (3BS will show HOLE BORIN’ ("Mr. Inside’’')...^d Hal Greer 19494S0 season. " Los Angeles 121-106, New. York duffiald Methodist. days of practice in Winston-Sa son, will go into , the game as toe net to shake hands with toe f*®" wmnfitted two errors and 'on idtiing and weatoer said that bowlers, those of school* kge, are pointment of dhailes J."XChUck) the NFL game at 4 jp.m. Mon (“Mr. 'Outside") ' the^fabulous >The last time Philadelphia dropped. Detroit 114-109, St. Failed to Gain Any Ground lem, N.C., where the climate is slight favorites although they shocked Australlns.' lost toe game. as a result 6t toe big Christmas - While a preoccupation of bor , . . . ------invited to the Parkade Lanes Bast 'Granby at Ohanay- Toomey, 37, of Weymouth as Partee booted 21 of 23 extra day, NBC has. a tripleheader, Philadelphians whipped the^Qn- lost at home was 'a 126-120 de- Louis downed San Francisco Thursday and Friday for auclinlc The Chiefs are looking for will have to contend with the __ ^ . . It.w a s, downhill for the In- snow storm most northeastern Wrestling —Bast at Paiinay ticket sales promotion director. points and kinded on four of with the Sugar Bowl at 2 p.m., ing small holes through ice niay cinnati Royals 134-118 Monday-^fât by the Los Angeles Lakers 120-111 and Chicago defeated on toe basic fundamentals of 10- cold weather with possibly snow heralded Buffalo defense. diani toe rest of toe way. ski areas are now in Operation nrMtoy, Deo. M A native of Worcester and nine field goal aiitempts. He also the Rose Bowl at 5 and the Or- arolauded Intoans as toey „ jha over-all plky is seem like a strange way to en night to establish^ a new NBA Jarr.'-I, 1966. Baltimore 108-96. and a slippery field when the The Chiefs began their regu for Jthe. first time this season. pin bowling. The clinic includes Celtics Start Road Jiinket East at Waterfwd graduate, of St. Michael’s Col punted 47 times for an average arê’ Bowl at 8. joy toe winter, there’s a surpris division titlists play for the lar season last September by concerned, though, it’s rtlU “ Snowfdll w a s generally eho^, bowling,and certified in Manchester at Centr^ lege, Toomey has been promo- of 36 yards. Two gomes were played last fight wMch toey by brll:„ ing number of folks who wocild- league championship. whacking the^defending champi heavy over much of toe re- structors. The firot sessiorj. will Swimming-pAlumnl vi. Man* tion director of the Boston Gar Etter sent 12 of 16 field goal Saturday, îWyoming beating llant tennis that nobody expect- ______n’t have K any other way. Following Good Home Stay 'But Stram is undaunted by on'-. Bills 42-20. Then Buffalo 'glon,” toe report said; “ ranging • be Thursday morning at 9:30. chastar. 1:80 den since ' 1959. He previously, |tries tluough the crossbars-and- ' Florida State 28-20 in the Sun ed. . the weather predictions. came back to sppil Kansas from nearly a foot to about two In fact, comment toe fishing The second lesson will be Friday BOSTON (AP )—The Boston cent. The Lakers, who were led RbcftyiUa at Southington had served as a Marine Corps kicked H of 22 (extra point at Bowl at El Paso, Tex., and the to wetoesday’s singles Cincinnati Choice imi afternoon at 1. “ Contrary to what most foot city’s home opener in October feet' in some sections. However, authorities at Mercury out-; Celtics packed their, grips for ElJto Baylor wid Jerry West 'iNiesday, JAn. t captain and as an FBI agent. tempts. Blue beating the Gray. 14-9 in matches, Kristaan plays ^ CUNOINNATT (AP) - Homer ball fans think," Stram said, “ a by beating the Chiefs 29-14,- it is imixirtant to keep in mind boards, there’s an estimated with 24 pointa each, connecied Northwest at East the Blue-Gray game at Mont p e r s o n and M ^ erjea batOes Rice, assistant coach ai Oklaho- that this snow fell on nearly six million persons who forsake POWDER PUFF - Merle ^ on 40 of 113 for 85i4 per cent. Windsor Looks at SUtagtoa gomery, Ala. F ^ Stoile, named head footbaU bare ground in much of toe cozy homes for toe frigid out Stetzer 177-496, Lori Slnlcrope 76ers despite another tremen- have you) mixture and freeze. By PETE ZANARDI • - , To locate where toe siun is on their seats in excitement and ______gion except for some limited ing in a frozen sheet of- water. _^'"i»on^l75. dous performance. Individual wrapping keeps pie a cloudy day, hold a pencil or yelling and cheering. d j ' i. manmade^snow at a few areas.' What compels otherwise Limited by the holidays, The Celtics turned in a 'ispar- ces from sticking togetheh No After tying toe match at one Head . Coach pen knife tip on your finger ""While many areas reported ■wam and comfortable indl'vld- high school basketball kling game on b o ^ .qttense and NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. mess to prepare next time.r JiJst set apiece, toe Indians easily WIOHITA, Kan. (AP)—^Bqyd nail.'' Shadow line shows you the good to (excellent conditions uals to 'venture out —into started this afternoon and "Up for Consideration defense in a 12-10(i romp over t.)> thaw and set a fire under it. won toe third set, never losing Converse of Kilgore,' Tex., J.C, dlreotion. Monday, conditions in some of —------^------moved ^ to head footbafl the teeth of a wmter wind end stretches through to Fri-* NEW BRUNSWICK ^"N. J. Angeles Lakers Monday toe nortoem country are quite coach at WlohMa University Sat dangle a line in hopes a vag day with action all four« (AP) - ax former’ ® crowd of 13|814 GET YOUR CAR B ja D T ^ I w W ^FISHINCi ...... variable depending on exposure urday, succeeding George Kar- rant perch wHl stray Into' toe nights. , , whose careers included service st-tlje Boetoh Garden, vi' ; ■ and terrain. Owing tp high ras. vicinity? i- Cheney Tech (2-3) etarted at New EngdSAd colleges have The 'Trlg^tornout was given UMBRELLA BLIND winds Sunday night and Mon To toe casual observer, such the ban rolling this afternoon ,been nominated for consider- plenty to cheer m the Celtics ■Take a ^discarded' umbrella day some areas have many thin tribulations and slight rewards when they met powerful and ation for toe National Football made their last Girdcii appear- and strip off fabric. Tie a loose- Coach of Year or even bare spots and will may seem, incongruous. Even tricky Rham at home at 8 ’ Foundation and Hall of Fame, ance until - Jhn. 13. They-4ake meshed fish net to 'frames. , DBS MOINES, Iowa (AP) — need more snow before toey are .many experienced anglers who o’clock. The Rangers, coming Action win be taken on the off for seven games on Die- Weave bits of grass into toe Tom Cahill, who led Army to an in really good shape." fish aridly in other seasons feel off a win over Windham Tech, nominations next month. road before the break for net. Now you’ve a good port 8-2 r ^ r d in. Ids first year as The forecast indicated" fair ■‘th'e prospects of defying win will host East Granby Thursday The sbe coadhes, with their the All-Star game in San Fran- able blind. In the field Just open head coach, was named Coach and yathfir cold weather will ter’s worst are hardly worth'the at heune, also at 3. New England affiliations, in- cisco Jan. .10. - umbrella, stick''end' in.,groiurd of the Year Monday by toe F\x>t- . continue (pday and into Wednes ettort. Coach Phil Hy&e’a Manches-^ chided Edward C o c h e m s, Despite their third straight and crouch under. bolt Writers Aasociatiw of day buTwlth increasing cloudi However, ice fishing manages ter High squad (1-2) laturns to Maine and Amherst;. William victory and 25th in 32 starts, America. ness during Wednesday. not only to hold its own, but CCIL play tonight at 8, against (Butch)' Cowell, New Hamp- tjje Celtics remained six games it’s rapidly, tacresaing in pop H m 't how to find out what tho NO-RUST ^ O E S Maloriey High in Meriden, itoe shire; Bari (Greasy)- Neale, behind toe 76ers in the National ularity. . .and for a humher Iron hinges rust quickly when Indian’s only triumph so far in Werteyan and Yale; _ George Basketball Association's East- .- of giQod reasons. (Sandy) Sanford, Yale; Frank Division race. Philadelphia Croathro School can do for you! use<] around' water on bait box a narrow 54-68 win over league Within the Shadows of many Leahy, Boeton CMlege;_ knd Os‘ es and such. And brass is ex Amazing Geoffrion Surge foe Oonard High while Weaver hiked its record to 83-8 by de TIm caicbHt way b to sm Hit regiitror ot Tht Craotivt large edtiee, youngsters and old- Bie Soljm, Springfield.' pensive. Use strips of rubber and New Britain High, both feating Cinclrmati 134 - 116. Sdiool' of HatriirMsing . . . just as this student did! All tire instead. Secure with round- steru age able to get a taste of The Celtics get a chance Reason Rangers Are Ahead fieWng In waiters that are hos CDC teams, beat the Indians. your quettions wHI bo answei^ about opportunities in the headed brass screws and wash CHUCK CARBON to pick up ground in launching pitable only "when capped with It will be the only action for an field of beauty culture. Creative experts offer yw com-_ ers. Tire bend easily and Third Team Choice their road trip at Pldladelphia NEW YORK (AP) — The hbt- bealdea Geolfrion and Marahau ic e .' ■ ■ , . area club tohight. straight win over Ledyard High Cobb has shown some fins plate instrupHon in all branches of beauty culture.'Do you~ ' last long . (AP) — Guard Wednesday night. Boston test stick in the National Hock- among the leading scorers. The catch, when it occurs, can Ploy''WediieBday In Ledyard Thursday. board work against taller NEW T’ORK wont a carapr? Success? Money? Noyr^ is the time to for Fast Start ' teams. Dave MHis of Lowell, Maas,, dropped, g, decision on an earli- TAPia) ' ' . ey League belongs to 36-year-oId New York’s Hill GbyeUe, with UteraSy be a bonanza of sweet, Toihdrrow night. East Cath Bemie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, three goals and 27 assists for 30 toothsome food for the table. olic’s hoopsters (5-1) will meet Coach Hyde wiU be out to pyt it together It comes out School was toe, wily New er. visit to Philadelphia, but de- Hunting in foul weatoer or who a year ago was coaching in pobts, is tied for second place Loot by toe pailfuU can be cait- a talented Alumni squad while get Jils Indians off to a fast Manchester 67 Maloney 63. - named to toe SSqrlayer toated, toe 76ert twice in toe I where hard use may send dirt Garden. Wrilaorcall The Creative teheel ef Hairfreislaf the minors...... with Montreal’s Bobby Rous- ed home when the smelt, Wue- Ellington (1-1) hosts New York start tonight. In both defeatSj. ^ ’ ______High School ^ AM-America Foot- ~ or straW down toe gûn’s b ^ K.C. Jones and Joch Havlicejc forFRIE Oeottrlon, wljo 1 retired to seau. Is points back of Chica gm, orappie, yellow perch or neighbor Gbnneôt High.’Se Manchester could not get^more',.,.-^ Team" announced during IIS Atylia SL Mertferd Dept, mh rel? Place a strip of cellophane triggered a first half ■ out coaching In 1964 after 14 seasons go’s Stan Miklta, who'rtwws a otow pan varieties are school Knights then move to Suffield than nine points In the open- Head Coach' „ catalog. tape over toe muzzle. F ft^ s)x>t burst that enabled the Celtics PImmkmW nwwltliwr«Mli«tiM,y*ttr PRII ci|«loi with M

•TO . ■' L_ _, o i ' N I 'V . ‘•I’, -\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , TUESDAY, DfiCEM B^ 27, 1066 PAGE TWENTY-HYB PAGE TWENTi'-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,>TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 1 RooffaiffaiidChiiniMjrh ie-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 8 T FAQALT udJipORTBN Iblp WwtodwOlMf 38 Btip Prtvtou* Pun>» Malo or LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ROOmO- RBPAIR 'X roofB. OARFENTBRa frsmtta and ■a : M edley . The baat in guttera ud eonv 1AiiaiD»PEi^ markka T m tM u t helpeni. Steady work. 06U 648- KOTOR ROUTB D R iyB R faC CLASSIFIED dttotora. Rapalr o f ehlinneyg^ VOUGMt A SUPBR DCUMe OQ-PlCCE lYIElRlIIICH MOaMMSHOWasiMINey 2262 or g»-l7M, ittar 6. Andover or Oovoii^. Six d m AGBOBS SEHentrir.) too. OaU Ooughlin..^ MS-TTOT. a week. Apprcstniately CS IS h d tm d i>d« dOFbnneily 9 TERLIM6 9N.VBR SERVIGE- .ttfim M co AMP e iid im ir<< 4 ■ ■ '\ i 43Short-neppod hours daily. Lioavo Maiwdiestof fabric PLASTIC MOLD rl^iiLm. week days and 18 p.ia. 43Bnamlet ADVERTISING Haatlnf aiW y^huiMiif 17 VAWAttWE WVMMTMCIOftUlMMy fonmniMr HOW WIU. » v J f A P / . ? VOi 3U 06 6 14 Poem ALWArflMArMfr 81^ ^ «ILVIkWAM>« cn f SatiMay. Can Maachestor ■ftJO <36T HOME \ EVEKyOME fN 'lOMSm.Pi • lUUI DESIGNER UWorthlM ttbto 46Uncla TOmli CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BOm PLinfflma and beat- wmniM«RX)N6 ' f X 6 ^ 0 sM Mcm t nnrr j Evemng' Herald ' CIroalatloo '^DflSVEAR.MASOAMTMNOBLOENOSe »- •cnp favorite' tag ropaira, altaratlolui, alao- ANDOPUnOlRN D ep t, 647-9728. rw6M^KMANymT/TPRow^«N6ArelGRy 1 48 Solitary 8 ,AJg. to S PAL OUfSTlSWLlNaTOHA/Eir^ U lm iiw trie aad gaa hot water heat- IMVEdt il Starting Salai^ /BEAHOONDNEW ] / s e m b l a n c e o p 30V, M C o^ ocM I 81 Penetrate QkT A WORM AND MILLER PHARMACY requires 88Scottlih ora. CaU Bi8-14»«. mrzv I VEAR'6 MOKNINfif / BUT t BEUEVE IN WELCOM- ISTtuBgrudOD COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLA88HTED AOVT. «CQMCriED! full o r part-tim e help, SKpo- IB Libyan MApoit ' meafure lIONDAf Thn nUDAT lOdM AJL — ■ATURDAX t *-»f- 38,000 - 310, ^ 7 IN6 ‘61 WITH OECOROMf 88 Memoranda rlenced preferred, driver’s li BUGGS BUNNY [A 6MALL6LASE OP ITBonndaiy BDronebeo 8SOoddeikc< . (comb, fbnii) ' flOMohammeire dlieord' MUUnwy, D rom aU nf 10 cense essential, good pay. Bn- . 4HERRy, A FINE CI6AR, aon-inlaw THoatoby Dapaadtag Upon Experlenca. UAaaiqr 8 City in Iowa' 41 Unit of'walghlF cellent working oondltlasu. Ref > AND AN OLD B0N& 61 m PLEASB READ YOUR AD AlflnDllA'nONS on mon’a, wom IPVA DONT UK6 IT. 20Nnmamna •Tropical plant 43 Winnow. erences. No phone calls. T\ \ /'pLfeASfe CALL M£ 22P«arQynt'B ' 62BaaabaII,'for 10 Feminine name 4SHiicldieeded ^ " W wit W • !« takMi over the phoae aa a Our Top Benefit Package In VA KNOW WHAT TO \ ( WHEN WERE READ/ lilitincB en’s and ehtidren’s elothtag. nothar eSIUvertSp) llRedact V 47Sleevdeif, Spedalixtac In fur work. 648- MiNia9 MUR«yiMS_ A \ j i t , DO,SVLVeSTERl J , I \ \ TO leave: 24 Vegetable IBSorrowfol garmenta cludes Profit Sharing. BIT CHANSING«T EBRORB in tlina tor tha 1068. / 23 Long, loir, 68— Kotemer 21 Male iheep 48TbDtt in taite TIR6,S1R6? ITS HMMi AN banify Tldfa 28 Whole 49Minaraldtpodt ■“ * reapooBiblo.for only ONR lacor* Opportunity for Advancement Sitnatioiis WantdO— 28 Nothing' 66MakoIaeo raet or onaltM tnoartlea for any advorttaameat and only BeGIMNIN6 edging 24Gratiiy eoUncloaad LADIBB AND QB2NTS cuitom Fcmalo 38 RAIN SOBunowing 25 Uncommon 82 Small paibT tailortag and '"aHerationa at in Growing O^psny. JBUeOfeSTlONl ' DOWN 26 Three-bended ' BSlemVapen 34Prlmata IHiipIaeed armedlllo ' name home. Reaaonahle. 648-2264, 189 BABY8ITTINO anytlmo. ' bf S3 Pedal digit 2 Great Lake 27Selnea 54 Tumult Woodland 8t ALLIED MOLD AND woman day or night 649-7189, S3 Gibbon 8 Volcano in 29 Greek letter 87 Italian goddcM reasonable. 37 Rodent Sicily 31 Hodgepodge o f barveit ENGINEERING 38 Greenland d lib o m o 82 Openwork 88 Young child CBMMIto. M V>M>) Movtiut— ^Traekiiigu. I WILL KEEP one pre-school Eekimo 8H1 fabric 89 Before' dark Rd., Vernon 876-6286 \ 643-2711 Stonurc to child in m y hOlhb, d m o f avo- 1 l i V f t f t i f t r 875-3136 Hings. 849-2992^1 1 MANCHESTER Delivery.' Light

li IT ( i trucking aad package dalivery, WAREHOUSE MEN for night nefrlgeratorr, washers aad shift, union shop, good stait- Trouble Reaching Our Aiverllier? stove moving speciality. F<'Id- Ing rate, extra beifefita. Apply Dogs—-BiTds—Pete 41 IS \t 1 7 ' tag chairs for ren t 6494782. in person. Oaer Brothers, 140 mfttrrNrri wnw ■ THAT ^ M-Heur Aeswering Service R ye St., South Windsor. LOOKWrO FOR good homes, I A l l y O O P BY V^T. HAMLIN AOAIN ? 10 19 h cute kittens. CaU’ 649-6480 g k PRintliig—PRpoIng 21 PORTER AND baker’s helper ter 6:30 anytime weekends, VBS.aiR! MADE QUITE A HOWABOUr ^BUTIDO^nr WHAT WAS Free te Herald Readeri !ii! Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Fcnale 35 wanted, tuU-time. Apply Bm b NAME FOR HIMSELF AS FOJNNINe OFF | KNOW ANV ENOUGH FOR INTERIOR AND extorlot______QROOMINQ and boarding aO laCHARPlHE LK3N A FEW BARS ) M O PStN CXIGHTA BE GOOO Waal laformatlM oa oao of OB advartawMealar painting, wallpaper removed, CLEANING ^M AN part-Ome BABYSITTER wanted — my E aten Donut Shop, 160 >inter Ma aaawar at tha WAITRESS -day shift .Apply breeds. Harmony HUlsi £(. , C MSATOEP15 MM4STRQL; f o r u s ? eruFFJ ENOUGH FOR US.‘ 2T Z7 3 2 toRohoaa Batadf 3 3 fully insured Rone BDanger, for store work. Apply in per home, 11:30 pjn.-7:30 a.m. in person. Jue Alden ftestau- S t ■ 2 r Chase, Hebron Rd..; Bcgfaja, 643-0812 or 644-0S04. son, k|arlow’s, 867 Main St months old. CaU 648-8426. ru t Vernen Orele, Vernon. 643-6427. * r CARNn AL BY DICK TURNER EDWARDS JOSEPH P. Lewis oustem paint opuJlTBR GIRL wanted, part LPN (>R RN. both 7^ and *■ COCKER PUPS w adoteiUe ing, tatarlor and exterior, pa- ANSWERIND SERVICE time nights. Apply in person HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 11. FuU or part-time. Pleaee MALE PRODUCTION ’ buff, with leads bf peraoiuill^, perhangtag, waUpaptr pa^ Bess Eaton Donut Shop, 160 caU, Vernon H avm , 876-M77. sired b]T champion Petts Ctea- 46 moved. Wallpaperapar boOka m ra- Center S t tle m u Am , AKC. 648-642i^' S4M 5M - STS-ISIS 4 Interior and exterior^ Paper Progressive nursing home. Meadowa 64S-U74. c Business Services bvjiglnffxitad wall paper remov no previous expqriuce nec-^^ LOAM SALE! regular' Offered References, 875-9121. p a r t -t im e essary, wiU trata.: w e offer 65 8 T 5 7 68 a r 13 al. Pmeh Boy and DuPont , atene-free loam' for 814. Jin, HERALD Help lymtiWl —Male 33 pay rates ranging from SNOW PLOWING — Routes Quidity workmanship. OhH AFTER SCHOOL " 12.310 to 83.092 per hour . ‘gravel, sud, stona I Iftiai* ftl S2 S" now being formed. Avoid high ^ e n liig i, 246-9698. CONSOLE 100 MEN needed at onot to train plus 4% u d 7% premium hure. 643-9504. BY AL VERMEER DOX LETTERS _ prices when it snows. Special Or On for the trucking tadustry, Fu on second' u d third shift PRISCILLA’S POP U S5“ EXTERIOR AMD tatarlor paint OPERATOR Fringe benefits Include 8 KEEP CARiPETS Cleaning prob ST rates for people over 64. 649- ing. Wallpaper hooka, j^per- information look for New Eng- Far T a v 7863, 876-8401. ’ - , SATURDAYS lud Tractor TYsller under paid holidays flrst dollar lems small —use Blue Lustra TO ME‘ prrermsroiranMkrNu.hc . 21 hangtag. Ceilings. Bloors. Ful Opening for IBM 1401 con Schools and CSaaics, Ctassifl- hospital u d medical cov wall to wall. Rent' . electric OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS ' InfonnatieR PROFESSIONAL (3eantag — ly taKved, workmanship guar erage after the first 30 shampooer,, |l. Paul’s Paint' anteed. Leo PeUatlOT. 6 4 9 ^ 2 6 . sole operator. Three shift During Your Senior Year cation 88. days pension plu, gener Carpets, furniture, walls and operation, IBM 360 on or and Wallpaper Stipp^,^ THE HBRAU) wOl Mt If no answer 448-9048. ous vacation plu u d paid — . I . I ^ WHATS GOIN'ON IN ALL TH06E COM/teHOALS floors — aU cleaned in your der. Company offers excel -IHBie? GRAMP COULD HAVE RNALLV GOTTEN TO diseloaa tha tdantity of home, fuUy insured. CaU HlgMa And then on a FUlXr funeral leave. We p^ INNSBRUCK 6’6” 6Ua aqd safe INSIDE- OUTSIDE painting. lent free benefit program. 100% of group Inauruce HAROLV WAIT-R> S E E HIM.' HE SWITCHES THE any advartlaar using box Servicemaster, 649-3488. TIME basis after gradua MAN TO SERVICE ty btadtags, excellent condi THAT JWCVIE, AND SETOFFB/ERyriME ONE lattan. Rsadan anawsr- Special rates for people 66 or Including health and acci tion Jime 1967. premiums. This is stelady ALL HE'S DONE IS 03MES ON AND THEN TRIES dent insurance, life insur year 'round- work with a tion, $25. 643-4800 after 6; G LA R E AT IT/ TO GUESS WHEN ITLL ing Mtad box ads who RENTALS—Power roller, chain over. CaU my competitors then OFFICE EQUIPMENT BE CVER/ON A C300D NIGHT disirs to protoet thalr laws, traU roller and aerator, call me. Estimates given. 649- ance and pension plan. progressive icompany. Ap HEONiy 0ATS.200/ Idsnttty eaa follow tUs Asyliun St exit on East- Job security and oppor plications accepted daily YOU BA'VED and slaved fs r lawn vac, rototiUera. Also sales 7868, 875-8401. f t prooodurs: Write P.6.' Box 73, Bast West Highway. (I-3i) ends _ tunity for advancement between 10 sum. u d 3 p jn . waU to wall carpet Krip and servica on all lawn aquh^- T*,yMwwr^T/-, t..- .—,_ at foot of Garden St Park new 'With Blue Lustre. 'lent ment Capitol Bqulpma^ W PAnmNG—Interior ^ « - Hartford, stating business Good mechanical aptitude Interviews lw.;da-' sonary. Call I 643-4536. Vernon Circle, Vernon hates hard work so be eleank. % atrajMd If theadvaeUaitf ia INSURANCE c o m p a n y - Muehester, Conn. the rags with Blue Lustre. yoll^ra SALES AND Service on Ariena, NAME TOTO own price, pataft- CLESIK-TTPIST — experienced LAHns . HANDS and gaoetal Rent electric shaaoipooeir, lM»lemfc.taien.l n-17 saws and Internatk>nal Cub ***” * . * w ort- Blue Chip in AU Regards Cadet ’Tractors. Rental equip- ®*®***^P- OoH 647-9664, J e n y Since 1846 640 HUUard Bt. INBPBCFORS' —plate, ta prCc- SBCRETART — Small office, esa. receivtag, tool u d gage **l th in k y o u ’ r e j _4 o like Harman, Mom! Hit L i t and FteiPd 1 ment u d sluurpenlng servica Kenny. exceUent worldiig conditions. CAREER opportunity with Be. and casting layout Inspectors. co u ld 0 0 ^ stay 15 miautBaT* LOST—SIAMESE male c a t on ^ makea L * M Equip- p a in t TNO AND paper hanging. An Eqiial Opportunity Windsor puhUc schools. Pann- ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, Salary open. CaU 246-2566, Minimum 5-10 yean experi "Shurena” victalty Lenox Bt good work, reasonable rates, 8:80-4:30. Em ployer u e h t fliQ-tiine custodial em- ence. AU rateS: in excess o f <5 Reward. 648-4406. 876-7609 Manchester Exchange 88 years in Manchester. Tour ploymsnt good woefctag eondl-i —Enterprise 1946. . ’ ' t. ■ per hour, paid holidays, paid GRAMPW/ neighbor Is my reoommenda- 3-11 and 7-3, nurse’s aide, fuU- Office Closed December 96,1966 ttons aad eocealteat htneAto. vaoatim, paid medical tasur- LOST PASSBOOK 16666. Notice tkku Raymond Flake, 849-9287. time u d part-time. Laurel Ccotarci'Xfr- Xtonaa for intes^ le hereby givoi that Passbook SHARPENING Service —Saws, And January 2, 1967 apea.' ^10 per cent night nre- M u b r, 649-4610. .vto*t 946.1584; .., 4 . No. 16666 Issued by the First knives, axes, shears, skates, m hiia,V:U iM l wbridng • oondi- rotary blades, Quick service. Fkwr Finishing 24 tionA ^’iÂbiPto'^tjvertime u d E THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG . Manchester Offlee, Hartford RRlD CnpO RT C(M|rtifl!i4‘ pates. These are <18,- National Bank k Trust Oo., has Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main SECRETART for local law of- fun 'jubd n iit iu ft i. hen^Dto. CANPHUj Floof' covering, 78 7-8, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-ttmo, per year poilUoins e IMA ky NU. Nc. TJi 1^ UL fVt OK been lost and application has St., Muehester. Hours dally flee. Write Box O, Herald. Birch St WaU to wall carpet Laurel Manor, 649-4619. gibfiqp.laailqMta6e. hOlUbNXa fOT'^^tnAto' Twho qualify. Please been made to said bank for 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- and Vacation. A]^y at B ft 4. 648-7968. ing. Undtum. lYaa esttaaatea send resume of background. paymeift andilswanoe of new B Tool f t E n g la etri^ C o., IS Expert tastallaUca. CaU 648- NURSE’S AIDE—7-3, êkends, CLERK-’TYPIST, diversified Including address and tele- S t u c k A is wiliitiHri BY FRANK O’NEAL book. dotlee In smaU efflee. On bus Prospect 8t, BHORT RIBS 1218 or 649-39|^ Vemon Haven, 876-26t7. pbone ta complete coofidenoo line. Apply in person, Stygar FOUND — male mongrel pup to Box F, Herald. . w l f f A1AKIN6 SOU P? HonseHolQ SerrleoB F U X m BAMDINQ aad reftaialK Gage Compuy, 1445 ToUi^' py, light brown, white spot on OHarad 13-A tag (specialising . la older OONtBESlLD// Several fine permuent Tidte. Mqncbes^. HELP WANTED (3FF8HT PlRlEiSi^^ 2-C ^ , R chest. CaU Lee Fracebia, dog floors), cleaaiiig sad waxing K 5 0 multiUth. Some experience REWEAVING Of burns, motb full-Ume positions avaU- C warden, 643-8694. floors. Painting. Paparluing- DRY CLEANINO—counter girls holes. Zippers repaired. Win able: BRIDOEPORT OPERATCHM neoeeeaty, AU benefits. Steady Ing. Mo Job too smaU. John u d checkers,, good pay, fuU employment. Apply in person FOUND — male mongrel pup dow shades made to measure LATHE OPERATORS Veri&lDs^ 649-6750. time and steady work, k p f i f S.ajn.-6 pjn. Monday tfarcugh py, black and white, tan bn aU sizes Venetlu blinds. Keys at One Hou: Marilntaing, 299 ASSEMBLY MEN head. Call Lee Fraochla, dog CLERK TYPISTS > Friday, 8 «jn.-12 noon Satur made vdille you wait Tape re West Middle Tpke., 549-1800. TRAINBEIS warden, 648-8694. corders for rent Mariow*a 867 TYPISTS day. tlnifonn ^Printing and' Main, 649-522L HortgagBi 27 SECRETARY- Jleceptitpist Liberal Benefits, P rsM O y Supply, Spring St, fttaffbrd' . . otos H M WHATARE VOO WAT^H- \ KEEPTHEWORlOITfe AVERY SAAALL FOUND — coHie type female. Springs. l-m -2T84, - ^ SECOND MORTGAGE - Uh- TRANSCRIPTIONIST exceUent opportunity for a ca . Woricing 50 HourIT Week lU llJU ST A S WArriN6 -VimT PARTICLE OF 6 (W\E- theworldcanwait Call Lee Fracchia, dog war- ■ .11 .1.1. ■ I. ...I II ;• imV I I I I ' IU&-A NEOTROhK)RB|TlN6 • - U m l^ funds ayallaUa for sec reer In a woetfawWIe and ta- m O T E IN , PERHAPS 9 I 6 U S P E a E 0 / / S r r P C3 B THIN6 .WISE-HEAOi THEVM0RLOCANWAIT! dWl,'643r8694. FIGURERS teresUng position i^. the office JANinHai— partîihS eve-' BnildlnK^-CMitnctttc44; ond moxtgages, payments to A. PATTEN CO. ninga, Manehêr Call LOST — Spayed female cat, suit your budgat Expedient of a local doctor.' AppHcut MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON J 648-6691, 8-6. plm . only. black with white chest, and servica. J . D. Realty, 6484029. Mo appointment needed. must be neat a good typist 808 WetfaersU Bt, Maachtetor Reinodeling, repairing, add!' ______and able to m eet the piAUC. « jVTOraiaDaoaMtBriraai.' BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE hose. Vicinity Whranoke Rd. Just come to our JFront door GIRL FOR oeunter worit. 11-2, ttw tm UoJis, rec rooms, garages, MORTOAOB LOANS — first, knd ask for our personnel Pleasant surroundings, liberal LED&eEE... yaoONTnm-rr Please caU 643-5028. o r 11-4. Apply ta perixii,-B ur porches and roofing. No Job'* second, ftilrd, aU klnda realty. departm ent benefits, sailaiy oommensurate GAS STATION attenduts,' BUT THEV'RE HOW SHALL. A N Y PLjAINER, ger Chef, 285 Main 5|L- ' " HOT YET ON too smaU. CaU 649-8144. statewide, credit rating unnec- with experience. References part-time, 8 a.mi.-l p.m. See J P H R A S e THAN that; Asylum St exit on Eî^ :------. TO WHAT'5 Annoancemente 2 cessary. Reasonable, confiden both personal and business rs- Mr. Btaan, Ekso Servtoe C«n- n r ^ ArTENTTCN, e e m t £ > i CARPENTRY — Concrete work West Highway. (1-84) eiuls MAN lO R ' 2 5 tial, quick arrangements, Alvin qiSred. Write Box N, Herald. tar. Route ^ Vernon. - . HAPPENINS ELECntOLUX vacuum clean uytbing from ceUar to roof, . Apply in person, .'BuiglF Ghef, QUICK, TO IF vco'a e NOT ou r o f Lundy Agency, 527-7971, 983 at foot of Garden St ers, sales u d service, bonded inside u d out, no siAstltute for TYPIST — Responsible person 286 Mata St*- , . THE SAM Main St, Hartford, evenings Parking available In front I H e V X 3 S L D representatlva. Alfred AmeU, q i^ ty work, satisfaction guai> CONTROL 288-6879. driveway, or Adiley ud for important duties in process VAN. I I I - eXTEWWINATE- AU. 110 B iyu Dr., Msachestar, uteed, eompetetlva prices, no Palm. Ashley buses stop In ing orders a t a pubUo w ars- HIGH SCHOOL ^ 644-8141 a t 643-4918. Job too smaU. O ft D OainPSR' house. Fast and accurate typ PART-TIKB iqant^Q pjn-i tor W. ft aLBMEV fr o n t ‘ - Janitorial 'wtork. QIC0' 6l949*4»'. /W P 7ZJ0 V <2IT ie e try, days 648-1904, evenings BtMingSB OppommHy" ^ / ing necessary.. Hours M on ^ VV'^.'CO. '.V* STENOdftAPHIC Service — Junior and Bophcaiors boys 649-8880. ____ , AUTO AGENCY, new " and Our employes enjoy a com th r^ Friday 8-5. Good wages. f9V2ic/N0 L o r e > f{ Typing, stenography, trus- (16, yean old) for machlae used cars. For details caU plete benefit program plus '^Pull benefits. Apply by mail or dish washing Job after . ' : .Tlfth: 9494058 ' / eription, stencil duplicating. q u a l it y Carpentry —'Rooms,- free parking u d flnucial Xtoul J. C om n tl A gascy, 648- in person to O. L. Manus, Hart aclKxd: Bart-tima. Soma The Letter Shop, 646-0466, 649- 'dormers, porches, basements, assistance for Job related Read Herald 8863. ford Deq)atch and Wardioose 'weekuda Good pay. Apply 8023. reftaished, cabinets, bUQt-ins, studies. Oo., Inc., 338 Prospect Bt., Bast o a t form ica, aluminum, vinyl, ta psCTon. a m u 4 ikhoolsana' 3 3 Hartford, Coon. We ars u t Z - 2 7 steel, ceramo' siding. William equal oiqioituhlty employer. PvrBoiials 3 Bobbins Carputry Service. THE CQNNECnCUT BRASS KEY BY LESLIE TURNER WANTED—Ride from vicinity of 649-3446. MUTUAL LIFE SUMMER POSITIONS available RESTAURANT WANTED inCKT FINN BY LANE LEONARD EASY Vtimams S t to CknistituUon ONLY TRACTOR , INSURANCE COMPANY in reaideht camps for Program Plaaa, 8:80 a.m., return 4:80 OUSTCMER’S saitlafacUon our S t^ , General Oaunsriors, Wa 2 OUR OI»TICAL OUlPANCir CAUEPftCr. FOR'AREA CORRELATION TRACKER," ..THEU B / continuously comparing IT WITH guaraatee. Any typo of remod- TRAILER SCHOOL IN 140 Oarden St, Hartford, Conn. FULL-TIME - EXPERIENOED p.m . Can 6484856. terfront Directors, Small Craft S'/5TEM*fleB9'’7HE TAW fr rr OPERATED g y memorizjms a t a r e e t scen e THE SCENE 6EIN6 SCANNED AS THE TAR eiing is our qaeciall^. Let us M U n! BfONG CONNECTICUT J-.,, Instnictors, (3ooks and Nurses. BXPBRIENCBD TOOL maken, dUPEG A Mt$$ILE TO Hi AS THE PIlOr'TRiSgERS THE SYSTEM "iOCK-OW., GET, APPROACHES, THE MISSILE IS HELP 2 ^ ■ HIM A GLASS •ILL MS eetimaite your p lu . No obUga- Blue Chip in All Regards Write to Mrs. Theodore Perry, Bridgeport eneraten and ma- AU COMPOSITOR M O.M THE AFTER LMMOh WHllE THE AtttBmMiliaB F9r aai6 s e48. i 5g7 , w osiay r . OF WATEg! FIU>riNtalst\ O verilm i ' and frtaga 87^ hour week, vaeation, hbîtalisation, pension; P W 6 6 W ^ VGOfTHIMl AUTOMATIC ACTKhJt Sndth Construction Co., 234 Before you caS a ariioel' HOMING DEVtce NKBD GAR? YoUr credit turn check that school out with Oiri Scouts,. 1881 Dlmvell Ave bengfits. Apply ta person, B ft plan. Good oppûnity for ah ambifioas pendni' ed down? Short on dcwi^ ]^ y- Center B t AteKEE MAV your local track owner's Aa Equal Opportunity nue, Hamden,''Obuectlent 8 Gage Co.. kOtchril Dr., Man- Apply in person.' |I9E(M Hl» , ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- ADDinONB —rsmodeltag, ga-' aasooiatton.' Approximately Employer 06514. • riisster. MIÎLE ' idoa? Don’t despalrt See Hon eONTRACri ragea, reo rooms, tathroonw 14,000,000 trucks u tha ) lEvpniii^ Ifpral^ est Douglas. Inquire about low tiled, Utcheas remodeled. CaS est down, smidlest paymmts road. The tracking Indus O ffice Closed December 26, <966 Leon Cleaiyxufkl, BuUder, 649- try has a problem acquir And J u u a ry 3, 1967 u yw b ere. No smaU l o u or fl* 4291. nuea oempuy plan. Oougtas ing quaUfled drivers. Let teotors, 888 Mata. CARP8NTRY — Alteraftcos , New B n glan d TTaotor u d additions. Rec rooms, ga Trailer Tralatag diew yOu SECRETARY — Part-time ac clip out and save rages, ceilings. Roofing,, gut how to make <300 a week ceptable. One girl local con- MUST SELL ters, siding, painting. Work- or more. A ihort traiatag tfaetpr’s btfice. Typing re program. We toaln Co tan quired. Must be adept at fig I «i maiiahip gnarutoed. A. A. dem u el traflan, aU typa ures. F or appoin tm u t caU, F(HtD — 1966 Galaxle 500 Dion, Inc., 648-48601 FAMILT HEADS; FEBSONS OVEB 95, retired and transmission aad tank 649-2402. Medicare; HOME OWNERS; SINOLB PEBSONS; IfR . ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ^ V Y |ONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS hardtop. 5,500 mUes. <1,950 trailers. Also, Hmeiyvina f0to>. 9499518. CRWALL BUSINESS. Rooflng BMiiic 13 sleeker cab equipmut ARE YOU, ORTTING. MAXIMUM SAVINGS m U M X Members bf all truck own GBEDITS. QprrS, EXEMPTIONS, DEDUOTIONA COULDtfT you H AP IT COLP, ANP BAILEP THE PLANE YEAH ...1 OUT WHILE H A D J U S T BIDWHLiL HOMH Improvement er’s association in New AND THR n e w t a x c h a n g e s ? HOLLY... HE SET RECORDED VARIANT Volkswagen, 1600S, e nMMf v o s ' THE PLANE ON ITS S T IL L . ENO U GH THAT TAPE Go. —Roofing, aiding idtera- Bnglud ud New York. LOW COST. TOO! ABE YOU USING PBO Uat FORMS, SCHEDULES, MIfnCttWflNK rCOURSE ON AUTO O VER LAND, ■GAS TO GET TO COINCIDE 1964, low'initoage, rieu, good tions, additions and rsmodsl- USED CARS AND TABUM? WHAT ABOUT ESTIMATED TAXES Part of fuQ-time training, W1UWI0U 9 9 OA PILOT, TURNED ON OUT O Y E R WITH WHAT oondlUon, <1,760. JCail 1-688- tag of an ^fpsf, Bxc-nmt CASH RATES (15 WORDS} AND YOU ? - THE WATER HAPPENED. ticcosed and approv^ A COMPLETE THE TAPE RECOftO- 7437, 1-683^2316. ■ p ■WQZkmanahlp. 649-6486. O i i f t D a y ..... 4Se 3 Dflqfi .....Sl.n BOOKKEEPING A TAX 8EBVIOES OT OBBAmt , OPENED THE ANP CRASH.. program. For information BELBCnON HABTFOBD m i c r o p h o n e .. r call ..H artford, 347-1S5S S ix D a y s .....$1.98^ 1 0 D a y s ...... $ 3 .0 0 Oontael Bfr. Eeatoa. 948-8981, Offloe te 8ls iiihee6ss« 1967 CHEVROLET —<75. 649- RooflnffandCIiiniiwyslS-A anytime. ^ . BOURNE BUIGK BT i^FfUNTMENT: HOURS 6:861 AJd--I9:09 PJL 1066. April 17. ’ ______ROOSINO — Specialising;^ re . 'niie Rouse ef PLEASE CALLKABLY TO INSURE YOUB Customer Satisfactfon* Call bafure 10:30 weekdays (9 AJM.' Sttm’days). Tea pairing roofs of a ll kinds; new can start an td or cancel an ad same day. MOST OPPORTUNE TIMB. Business Services b u d g e t p l a n „285 MAIN ST. Dayttane residence îpotataieato are avaUaUe. Sgsetal Offtrod '.12 roofs, gutter work, chimneys sleued, repaired. Aluminum AVAILABLE ' MANCHEI^R Etmittg IferaUi , ooniddetattuui for rest boqiM, ooavalescut homsa ani Biding. 80 yaats’ aspeAsnoe. (ban-day toeaftw appotatmuta). SNOW R E M O V A L -e id e w ^ 243-5862 649-4571 ...... -.I B s il aad drivewajn^ DependaUe Free Ssttmatos. CaU Bowtay tortn i OHriiiti Dwt # l9 H >f Mriled

r. I I 4 ',11 ■I', r- PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 ...... 'i I ...... ' ■ I , ' i t Jm. 1__' MANCHESTBE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C6NN, 'ItJESDAY, DECEMBER iT, 1946 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN t r Apartraente—Fbito— Wanted T» R«it M Houses |For Salt 72 HoiUMfi For Salt 72 H o o m o For''aik 72 Sobnrban For Sale 75 Tcncoidhte 63 Suborban For Sale .75 w a n t e d — one nr 2-cAr .fgn- HAtraHEnER - near Mala INVESTMENT property—oor^ (^NmAULY tacaUd 8 toom B0UrDN...VACAIfr four room 120 JENSEN Apartments — 4^ rage in Manchester. CaU 649 8 t 4-fBinlly Nnae. ExceUent in ner of Main and GrOve. Ideal Cape. Aluminum Bidlnf, ga- iBaoh, ovarriieil two oar gar »A« HAXTOiio Police Check Mansfield Initiates BrUonsFlee E li CLASSIFIED rooms wKh heat and.ho$ - v 8710, after S p.ih. ‘. ^ come producer, 4 roome la for professional, 2 apartments, tage, ahopplng, bus. $14,9^ age. CMng for $1^900. This ------1------1 . - 9 room Raised Ranch, rec lai|;e Uving .room, dining room, ter, 1^ baths, alr-oonditionlng, *...... —I ...... ^r!...... each apartment. Owner wante office, 2 garages, deep lot. Sec- Pasek Rsaltor, 269-7476, 643- home has fitaplaca, hot water room , wall ^to waU carpeting, modem kitchen with hullt-iiu, refrigerator and atove, paiUo fast aate. H ayjs Agancy^ 646- Prison Celts Apartment KUkUNfa ondary financing avaUaUa. 4206. heat, adequate atorage. T. J. throughout mosit o^ tMe honle, IH baths, garage. Marion B. 19 Awi^nts Q,|.0at Society Probe CD and basement storage, near (031. Keith Agency, 649-1922...... Oi;oekatt, Realtor, 643-1677. AU waUteX wall covering, Robertron, Rsaltor, 648-0968. ADVERTISING high school. 649-9404, 649-9644. For Sal^' 69 — ...... I I laundry downstairs, large. ,, ^ ______U V erH o lu U iy lOmtUoMttemtTteOee) In Yule Rush ROCKVILLE 3^ famUy dwsl- SPLIT LEVEL—6H rooms, 8 MANCHESTER , Lote For agh 7t BOLOON...spUt level for only beautiful lot. Near schoola and BOLTON — Manchester line. 0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SUNNY AT center, opposite bedrooms, modem kitchen with (OMHtaHied IMMS M g e Oiie) H i i r ling, 6-5-4 logics, good condi SEEING IS BELIEVING $16,900. Must be seen to be ap- shopping. Located on .Brent- room Ranch, set high on large FOB A LIFETIME! 8 AJL to 5 PAL park, 3 rooms, refrigerator, bullt-inq, treed lot, rec room, ntBUDD AND lMidBcmp«d lOOK' preoiaAed. Two bedroom home, You'll never have buy film onto . . . tion. good inteme,’ good invest . On a quiet tree Shaded more Rd., city water and- sew- woodet^ lot,- double garage, ;|m- becauee each time to LicRetts devôps and new range, hot water, base one car garage, patio, H0,000. 166 lot. $8,000. WolveitoB A « « i- JZ’ Z T Z Z z «, .n. to to« toto, ment. 117,900. PhUbrlek street sits a lovely 4 room carport, built-ins, lake prlv- era. Prestige Real Estate, 289- mediate occupancy, |17,iM)0. crashea during the past few it is to b* expected that-^^nly a basis ter adjustments of drlzsls that cut vlslblUty to 100 prints your roll of Black A White' or’ board heat, free parking, ga PhHfarlck Agency, Realtors, oy, R ealton . 649-3818. Koda-color film we « 1 v e you ABSO Agenc^/649-8464. htmgalow in "spio and Uegea. ExceUent value. T. J. 6827. Mrs. Beardsley, 289-9161. Hayea Agency, 646-0131. days in which several persons y,jre exists a.numbef otM U gn isglelatloft, as necessary, to tits yards. LUTELY FREE, a freeh roll of film COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. rage available. Immediate oc 640-8464. span’’ condition. For those C r^ ett, Realtor, 643-1677. were injured. Most of the in - edges, overextensions w itfo v e r -'em vent needs of the natten but police are still looMftg fo r for your camera. We replace the (Um TOUTON—IH ACRES of wooded you have developed. It's all fresh- MONDAY Itoa FBIDAV A.M. — SATUBDAY • AJL cupancy. Adults. References, -'■"X ------that desire a smaU home lend, 800’ frontafe, view from b a s t HARTFORD —we have VERNON Juplss wsre mifior. Two arfftsts laps' end, perhaps, slgnlfl- « ^ a riis^ « $125. 649-9287 days. .X Business Property MANCHESTER — recent 4-bed- SOUTH WINDBOR -B xeou tlvo dated and top nuality a n d Ko- room Colonial, large kitchen, 3 ^ th 2 .garages, don’t wait. the reer, priced to eelL-Peul a 6 room Gape and 6, 8, ..and START ON RIGHT FOOT cant gaps.” sfficlsacy of the administrative raaif”^ w7» walked away from a I -lak, tod. Quick prOceesinR . , . / For Sale 70 8 room riutom buUt Ranch, were mane. tborouglt and dispasslon- kiterpreUstioni aqd practioea Dartmoor working party Dec. 134 hour Service for MANCHESTER—66 Winter St.y fireplaces, screened pordi, im « 1 c e $14,500. J. Gordon, W. Dongwi, Reeltor, 649-4036. 9 room. Rancheo, 6, 6 .and 7. And see this pretty six black and white (lust air- conditioning, breeieway, room Colonials. AU in nice and Thomas Halenar, 62, of 809 reatW ^ ^ IsglSlation. Ffilch havs dsvslopsd.” . a littia bit longer (or 3 rooms first floor, heat, ^ ROOMINO HOUSE, cantraUy mediate occupancy, reduced 649-5306. room Cape. Ideal, home for 12 DIAL 643-2711 MANCHHWnDR —lots, lots, lets. garage and aU the extraa that convenient locations. Most Oakland St. was charged at thereto«r could lead to desir- In sbort, MsnsflaM said he Mountbatten criticized I>art- color). water, air-conditioned, s^ e, located, annual income $5,804, for fast-sale. Hayes Agency, mother with amaU ohUdren. Four A-ione, two B-aone, two you would «xpect in this truly have city w ater, and., sewers. 3:46 p.m. Saturday with fall- abls'^reflnements.” Mansfield was suggbrilng tfia* the “ com- moor auUtoriUeS for allowing a refrigerator, laundry, pjd-klng expenses $1,205. Priced at 646-0181. B & W No traffic here. Oall Mr. * 2 0 Hie BARROWS and rural, AU in town, dltferenl lo- fine home. Out of state owner One. must be In your price ure to grant one-half of tt>e He did not limit the need mlttees initiate on behalf of the man Uke Mitchell outoide the in rear, 247-4046, 633-7^62. $22,000. Paul J.' Oorranti ■ • ; I -1$ I .11 Bogdan, 640-5306..' Only E r r s m MANCHESTER — B ow ers WALLACE Co. cationB. (JaU now. Bayea'Agen wants fast sale. Hayaa Agen range. AM are truly, beauti highway. He was arrested' ^ f^r re-examlnatlon to the newer Senate a concentrated re-exeml- walls. He conceded that the Jail, Continued Pren Preceding Page ------^------Agency, 643-5363. $16,600 and you get a ga School, 7 room Cape, 4 bed Manchester Parkade cy, 046-0131. cy, 646-0161. ful homi^.. Prestige Real Ea ter a two-oar ooUieion on Ott- programs, however. nation of major leglalative built in 1806 for French prison- AT THE PARKADE MANCHESTER —/ v room rage, too! Assumption pos- ILIGGEri DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEStI Diamoikto—W atdiee— Wanted—^To Boy 58 apartmeut, first/floor, appli MANCHESTER — East Center rooms, flreplaced Uving room, Manchester 649-6306 tate, 289-6827. stbla land St He and 4 in HtrtgHng out the draft, farm struetursa by wMch the federal ere captured in the Napoleonic ances, heat apd^hot water in modem kitchen, family room. Legal Notice the other oar, ltoB*^'9t. John, aubsidles, foreign aid, and tax- government la enabled to play ware, was inadequsts for mod- JeiTkdiT M WE BUY and seU antique and St. location, 6 room older home TWO-FAMILY Porter-Autumn SnbnrtMm For Sate 75 BOLTON...SPOTLESS ranch on used furniture, china, glass cluded, smaU quiet building. exceUent condition, large lot Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, • B & W were examined gKManchester eg, Mansfield said: “ Few if any its rols te (be eurrent Ufe and ern requirements. WATCH AND JEWBUIT I»-' St. area. Now under conetruc- soura WINDSOR — It room OBDEB OP MOnOB __ a. big lot with plenty of trees. silver, pictur frames, old Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 110 X 160. Ideal for profession 646-0131. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, The BARROWS and Memorial^ HqiqSital ând dls- of these older legislative atruc- affairs ef tiis nation and tbs pairing. Prompt servlc*. Up to tkm. Garrison Colonial style Ranch, 3 bedrooms, large held at Manchester, within and for Owner wUl handle financing. li coins, guns, pewter^ scrap al building. Asking $24,500. U WAiliAOB? Co. charged. tures havs had a thorough-going world.” < $20. on your old watch in THREN/flOOMS, heat, hot wa MANCHESTER—7 room Cape flat. For further partlculam kitchen. Asking $15,900.- Must the District of Manchesttm « ths Priced ftt $19,600. T. J /l3rock - A M B B IC A ’.S LARGEST FAMILY, CLOTHING CHAIN gold, watches, old Jewelry, A R Realty Co., Inc. 643-2692. 19th day of December. 19M. Manchester Parkade The ivSr o f the other car trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. ter, .laundry, Bolton Center on treed 200’ lot. Large kitch Call Wesley R. Smith Oonetruo- be iqld, foreclosure imminent Present, Hon. John J. WWlett, ett; Realtor, 648-1677. ^ hobby collections, paintings, R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. Manchester 649-6306 rles St. John, 68, of Bray, 737 Main S t , St&te Augments, available immed en with built-ins, flreplaced tion Co., Inc. 643-1567. Hayes Agency, 646-018L Judge. Theatre Building. attic contents or whole estates. iately, call 6^-7367, livitkg room, 4 bedrooms and Estate of Joaeph Starsiak, late of SOUTH WINDSOR —look! AU CJOVBNTRY — smaU 4 room ** FBT. 1«40 ROCKLEDGE—One owner, cus Manchester, in said District, de . ^ scheduled to appear in Man- OMM Furniture Repair Service, 648-, Houses For Sale 72 den. ExceUent condition. Own t'ERNON....Vacant cape on a ceased. yve have left am 6 -Snd 7 room house. With tile bath, oil Hanoi Civilian Areas tom 7 room through hall (Jape, The administrator having exhibit Chester Circuit Court 12 Jan. 9. 744C. / ' FOUR ROOM apartment —first er anxious. Wolverton Agency, big comer lot, loaded with Raised Ranchesi A new '6- board heat, enclos^ 9:30 floor, $110. Heat and hot water I7EW TWO family flat — 8-8. 2 fuU baths, garage, carpet ed his adm lnlstîon acomnt with room Colonial and a 5- T i l Fael and Feed 49-A ■ ' ...... y yi II Realtors, 649-2813. trees. One room finished up, ■aid estate to this Court for allow reasonably priced. 74 Robert P. Bedard, 18, of 142 included. Parking. 644-0081. Bowers school area, large ing, Uke new throughout. full basement, ameslte drive. ance, ft 1s room ^nch. AU these homes Eldridge St. was charged at 9:30 Rooms Without 59 ORDERED; That Uie lOUi day of Damaged, U.S. Admits kitchen, 22’ living room, sep MANCHESTER—Six room Co Hayes Agency, 646-0131. A good buy at e with fuU said administration account with 12th Circuit centration ef Mtiaireraft wesp- nished rooips, parking. Call said estate, the ascertainment of fid, laige lots, city water. What laêrdall 64B-0072.' Ur. and amashed into a parked SEIASONED hardwood for sale. cy, 649-8464. shed dormer, 2 acre lot Fi Legal Notice heirs and order of distribution, and mors could you ask for? Pres the history of defensa of any 742-6216, 742-6830. 649-2358 .for overnight and COLONIAL MANOR Apart- nancing like this practically this Coun directs that notice of the car. town or any area in the world.’’ GARDNER ST. time and place assigned for said tige Real Bstate, 280-6827. Court Cases permanent guest rates. ment—includes appliances and FX5UR OR even five bedroom impossible today. CaU imme OBDEB OP MOnOB It la Owned b y Joseph B. 28'x48’, 3' bedropm Ranch. AT A COURT OF PROBATV, hearing be given to all persons U.S. IntelUgenee expetto cred utUities, private patio and cel cape that is VA(3ANT. IdeaUy diately for details. Belflore held at Manchester, within and for known to be interested thereto to SOUTH ,WINDSOR—modprh ? Grenier of 79 Deepwood Dr. it the ifdrth vietaaiiitee with ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, lar, $165. per month. J. D.- This home built in 1956 o f the district of Manchester, on the appear and be heard thereon by Garden— Farm—Dairy located in Bowers area, this Agency, 643-5121. puMishteg a copy of this order In bedroom Ranch, IH :,''batha, y T . ’Twelve o f the 19 accideitis oc BAST HARTFORD SESSION more tb ^ 70 RAM sitM, ittost of cep&al locatir savings, service, and satis garage, nice yard. Convenient en, 2 bedrooms, recreation kKcben with built-lns, fornial cheater. Conn.; Lorraine Jones. 14 faction, without high pressure west side location, $130. month room, landscaped yard. Mar dining room, large living room, LIMITATION OBOES East Street. Rockville, Conn.: L i z «td $623 tor high schoolers. hi^nd, miUipnaire Bruno poMca sUd. They said the State JuU. MlHtaty men alto Sttoogly BRAND NEW ^ ard "Ohmleiewskl. 11 Seaman .Cir R. B. REGIUS ’The figures do not include Pi salesmanriiip, visit us today. ly. 649-1914. ion E. Robertson, Realtor, 3.^bedrooma, garage, lot lOOx AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held at Manchester, within and for cle. Manchester, OOnn., and return S43.0577 construction, debt or school ^ e lYesIdent’a daughter and ^ ^ indioated that CJommunlat sur- LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 NOW RENTINO 643-6953. 200, exceUent condition, 3 years the District of Manchester, on the make to thls'OoUrt. ™ o t RL 81, Coventry, and for future appearance. face-tO-alr nUsai)es may hava \. u NEWLY DECORATED 4 room old, $19,900. Philbrick Agency, 21st day of December, 1966. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. transportation costs. , the actor came by pri’vate Jet South St., Rockville. 875-2174. PICTURESQUE Nancy L. Webb of 857 Porter Bond on John R. Delano, 25, on after t«w Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. apartment. First floor. Gas TEN ACRES, stately 7-room Realtors, 649-8464, . Present, Hon. John J. WalleU, Over-all expenditures for el- and were driven at once to the if Judge. ementary and secondary public Paglial’s palatial home over SL of MO Main St. was eet at 1100. their taigetiT^ Offlciau ^ RESIDHINTIAL LOClA’n O N heating. Vacant. 649-1642. stone 1840 Colonial, hot water Estate of Wayland K. Straughan. A car driven by James A. He was charged with breach of more lOO aaars ware fired SINGER auhHnatlc zig • sag in heat, fireplace, exceUent con MANCHESTER —6 room Cape, late of Manchester, In said District, schools will be a record $25.2 looking Acapulco Bay. One bedroom apartments, waU SIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, ion how o* *8 St. peace as tiw, result of a dls- at American watplanea during ' -L, V '+ ' ■ cabinet like new, does every- dition, Smg road frontage. garage, treed hit. Convenient On motion of W. David Keith, 515 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ billion thia year, the survey There was no indi' to waU carpeting, outside bal oil heat, one car garage, ex location, near school, bus, Main St., Manchester, Oonn., ad long Miss Johnson would stay struck a tree on Keeney St. at turbance at Frank’s Cafe on the tw» days of attack, but add- th.*ng, originally over $300, take Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. said. 1:30 p.m. Saturday. He told Main St. Saturday, conies, free gas heat and hot cellent condition throughout, shopping. Only $16,900. Bel Air ministrator with will annexed. but it was assumed she would ed that no U.S. pilot i aw a SAM over last 6 monthly payments ORDERED: That six months CombliKitioR Wimiows and Doors police he applied his brakes and o f 39 each. CaU 522-0931. water and gas for cooking. $125. per month, one month’s BRICK R^NCH — M odern Real Estate, 643-9332. from the 2lBt \day of December, Viet Bombings Hit be here through New Year’s explode tittUle Hanot. • i d Stove, refrigerator, garbage deposit required. References, 1966, be and the same are limited skidded into the tree. Last Tlninday, howavar. kitchen' w ^ built-ins, 2^ and allowed, fo r , the‘ creditors wlth- Jioor Canopies, RoII-np Awnings, Canvas Awnings Rcfialred, WASHINGTON (AP) Eve. disposal. Resident superintend 643-7166. MANCHESTER — spacious and A car skidded into another at State Dapartmant prsM oftlear • •■•....J.-;. baths, formal dining room, Iti which to bring in their clainns Re-covered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas Twelve church leaders have u G>rruption Gry BLUE MOHAIR upholstered ent located comer of Edgerton family room with fireplace, 2- weU designed 4 bedroom Co against ' said estate, and said lid- Repaired or Made New To Tour Pattern. AU Work Cuetom 1:49 p.m. Saturday on Ashworth Robert J. McCloskey aaid, "Wa ROOM modem duplex, ex- ministrator c.t.a Is directed to^glve written President Johnson that Horry GoldteatCr chair. Call 649-6417. and Hemlock Streets. Immedi car garage^/AA zone, $S2J00. lonial vdth a 12x25, family public notice to the credltpra to Made. Oronuneta -» Eyrieta — Fhatenera. Stem Panels for St., police said. ’They reported cannot nil# out Oompiataly the oeptionaUy good condition. Pri UjB. homWngs “in or near Ha-. PHOEanix, Ariz. (AP) — Dissolves Diet; ate occupancy, $125. monthly.' Phllbrick ilgtmcy, Realtors, room. Formal dining room, liv bring In their claims within said Jaleosie Units. Waterproolliig Compoond F or’Tents, Boatooven Patrick F. Edenburn, 16, of 166 .. n VI poatiblUty of an aecidant. U, In SEWING MACHINES —Singer, vate yard and drive. Conven ing room with fireplace, one time allowed by publishing a copy and Canvas. We Do Beaereenlng of Ahiinlnnm Screena. nol” have sabotaged chances ,Firemen suspect a n on in Ludkxw r V was driving around CaU 649-846L o of thia order In soma newspaper for a longer cease-fire to get blaro that destroyed ê $10,000 ^ ^ Japdn to oallot nny ot cur ordnanea Clearance of new machines, iently located .lj>, P (t W, on full and 2-half baths. Garage, having a circulationcirculation. In said pro MANNARINO peace negoUationa sUrtad. sports dir of former Republican • caused dvlUaa injury br dam- used for Christmas displays, llne. A v 6 ij6 t^ _e ,d ^ ^ i. $115.. FIVE BEDR(X>MS, 2 fuU bhths,' . 150x200 lot. Assumable low in- bate5 dtetrlct withinwlthlit tenfen days from |U MANAGEMENT CO. the date of I this order and return MANCHESTER AWNING CO. VWont of all, Mr. “President,” preslêntidl candidate Barry (Oonttanad from Fage. Onaj >ga wa regrst It.” etc. Reductions, $2-$60. .Some th ly., 649-41642'. , ' modem kitchen with built-im^* ■ teresf mortgage. Immaculate make to this court of the notice •'82 Westland SL A_____ New______York 'Amea______, staty ,pub-__ 289-7395 given. sold their •.letter;>..’il8 > ths fact OoMwater. , . • i E touch and sew models, act now m 2 fireplaces, walk-out base-, EST. 1949—196 W. CENTER STREE1V-649-S091 of 46 Rus- (fa*( received generous 'lished Sunday and written from i’ S Pd'jlR ROOM apartmeht,, sec- Wolvertoq Agency, Realtors, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. that the actions of' your own When the firefighters arrived supply is limited. Singer, 832 ment, screened porch, garage,, f 649-2813. ' 1 ood floor, 64 Birch St ;0O1 govermtfonLnow ciearty appear at Goldwater’s home"■hkmo- ■ManAn.vMonday; iDT- Vemon, waS naitv SSSZaS? Main S t LAWTON GARDENS — 4’4 handy location. $24,5()0. PhU;» ^ - '■1^4 jiTvrr. ao fua M.AvFa Saturdav itirlit foF faHute to party aMatant manteini^ editots aldd f-s * ?oom duplex, baths, dish 649-6553, between 6:30-9 p .w '' birick Agency, Realtoie, 649- $ii,600...witL P u r c h a s e this tocw^lct-yonrwnwoPdsas they found the Short wave radio- ^ | re-elected Sato Its president that “on-the^ toapectlwi to- older home on tti^West Side... washer, private patio and cel THREE ROOM apartment, 8464. Wanted—To Buy 58 former “Cheney l»m f’’. Four lar. J. D. Real Estate Co-, 643- heat, hot water, central loca- HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, 6129. $10,000 -^HARLAN ST. — $ rooms in all...two up ind two tlOT, $100 monthly. 643-0644 af CHU1EN8ING NEW POSITIONS ment be taken seriously when from hds office in bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, bedroom Cape, need.i repair. down. Basement with relative 6ln sponse to (he oomqôn its enVitona for aome time LOOKENG for anything in real ter 6:30 p .m - ' US Krtf • the U.S. forces in Vietaam es<5Ar gcottsdale. JK was recogered a Hr., Coventry. A passenger in glassware. We buy estates. ’------^------:------Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ly new heating system, porch IN GONNEGtIGUrS OLDEST charges. Sato reorganized hia pasL” Village Peddler, Auctioneer, estate rentals — {ipartments, FTVE ROOM apartment, second 649-5824. ___ es, garage. Vacant. ExceUent late their actions at a time Uke f«w '’ ... homes, multiple dwellings, no this?” • .was examined at Manchester and halnleiUi C 420 Lake S t, Bolton, 640-3247. floor, 29 North St., built-in for the small family. T. J. t)EW7S fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate, MANCHESTER — 4 room O ockett, Realtor, 643-1677. , INSURANGE GONPAIIY The letter said “opportunities Hubert Humphrey M em orial Hospital and dis- *_ ____ ^****!L_— te*® “ aJronat abUtarrited” oven and range, $125. month hoiluse, city water, sewer, con ArtMtoan attacka “Iwt 643-6129. ly. Available F eb.'l. 643-2573. for peace in Vietnam 'are slip- WAVERLY, Minn. (AP) /vvenient e i location, new fiimace, ping away rapidly but all are Vice President Hubert H. Hum* Two cars cumaoucollided ai.at o-.ov3:80 p.m. aesskm and viaM. r*" tefbot « tranaprtatibn ha* "7T Lovely Nightwear - -V • only $11,600. Call now, Hayes Avcrilable for: Legal Notice . pi,., . -ppp.. REGULAR 3.97 - 464 MAIN ST.—3 room heated WEST SIDE—4 room flat, ffrst Agency, 646-0131. The churchmen, representing bile — a small, tread-operated parking lot off E. ^ IRddls Ipke. jgj. parliamentary session; 5S1. r: ssz-Ldlepatclt r s ,.‘s apartment. $86. 643-2426, 9-5. ORDER OF NOTICE TYPISTS day. floor, call 643-8507. N^NCHESTER — New listing. -A T A COURT OF PROBATE, various faiths, urged that the vebdeie — during his (Ywlotmas Police said the care were driv- Legtriators Shouted “Ban ____ held at Manchester, within and for Untted States “on its own Inltia- vacation in Mlnneaota. en by Myrtle Chambers at 17 âl!” as his notice of dissolutionIn anoitttar dNpaiteli, SalUtMity eVi room Ranch, baths, gar the District of Manchester, on the CLERKS LINED WOOLENS OR rage, fine neighborhood, beau- 21.st day of December, 1966. Uve act for peace without re- He said H p^y^had rented Walker 8t. AM Prank Kat- ^ read to the House. The dls- S is soSS^l Mohair Knit Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, qulrlng any prior commitment a snowmobite for Mr three sons kauskas of Meriden. Police re- aolutkm also' aotomaticaHy end- ^ Fur^hed Apartments 63-A tifuUy landscaped yaid, $18,- Judge. I.....' kSYPUNCN OPMTORS 600. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Estate of Catherine Starsiak aka,. or act by its adversaries and and one daughter and their ported the.,woman’s’ car,hit the *d the session of the 2^seat ’THREE ROOM^mished apart Katherine Starsiak or Kate Starsiak '■''.a ' ■..... ■* CORDUROY WESTERNS or Katie Starsiak. late of M anês- ment, bath,' all utiiliUes, suit-, MANCHBS’TER -^RANC^, 4 ter. in saldl District, deceased. If yon are a c<»npetent tjrpist, good transcriber, or able one or two adults. Park Kxmis, wooded lot with large The odmtofstrator having exhibit Have an aptitude for figures, ^ ed,bis adnilnistration account with a iJ n w l I'BpIOCblwd WDOl 91k) ing, 272 Main St. shade trees. City water and said''-'estate to this Court for ailow- sewers, handy to bus and shop- anecvlft — is_____ f ’V WASHINGTON (AP) - BusI- ly m front Of the Humphrey c. Weir, 38, of Glastonbury col- were held by Democritic-So- Ort i jT^ndTSued ifiykm s liu ^ Black, grey; S-IS. COMPLETELY furnished two 3 nincr 89 00 0 navi. i nn,,i, .ii ORDERiBD: That the 10th day of THE HARTFORD OFFERS ping. $2,000 CftSh required. January. *1967, at two o’clock nlter- Over 32 yean experience. room apartments. Includes Ab work done In our new, $13,900. Phllblrlck Agency, noon at •the Probate Office In the optimistic in flie last three Hump^y said he 1^ Mlddlebrook was backing out of Independents, 2. Nineteen seats ToT I ot i o . • C(>tton cfxdiiiDy W (»tem je a ^ T.V..Centrally located. Ample Municipal Building in said Man modern body shop. Opportunity ,tq grow with a rapidly expanding company. 649-8464. chester. be and the same is Good atarting salaries, exceUent working conditions, group, months about the 1967 economy,' wife ptanned to traiwl tod^ to a driveway and hit the other are vacanL aa mUea'irixb td nL. parking. 649-6li71. a.s^ Pftjr, hi the rear. 'The! Sociafists and imoderate-no* NearW a« (be ^ ^podtob; faÔ Q colon; 6 to 16. count with said estate, the ascer modem low lost cafeteria, ample free parking, 5-day, 36^ Forty-one per cent of eW »-year- Saturday, cars belnocratic-Soclalista predicted quality built two families. Sep- tainment of heirs and order of dis MORIARTY hour work week, no Saturday. CaU collect, 547-5365 or fives answering a p&H by Na- old mo^r, Qirlstlne. who lives by Frederick Baroomb election gains but the Japanese ibatl ' arate furnaces, excellent fi tribution, and this Court directs- 547-5363, for an appointment .fior a personal interview. • Take one of eadi or two of A e Business Locations that notice of the time and place tkm’s Business now predict Im- in a nursing home. of r FD 2, and an unidentified ware expeoted to hoM to their pMSonal insnectlon Indlcete* U nancing available. Hayes Agen same kind. Terrific barînsl For Kent 64 a.ssigned for said hearing be given BROTHERS proved copdltlons next year. r l c i?- • l . driver, collided, on E. Middle traditionally conservative, vot- a cy, 646-0181. to ail persons known to be intei^ Ihree moiiths ago 30 per cent ._.- - - ...... — - - - -J *»• BUSINESS SPACE —ideal' Ift- ested therein to appear and be THE HARTFORD INSURANGE DROOP ’Tpke. PoliM said a dar smashed ing bias. ’The Liberal- Demo- “oooeldsraMe divlliaa heard thereon - by publishing a copy ' saw Improvement, catipn and parking - facilities. MANCHESTEI^2 family 5-8, of this,.prder in some newspaper 301 CENTER ST. Hartford Plaza Call 643-6347 after 6 p.m., -with bedrooms, penqanent having a circulation to said District, 690 Asylnift Avenue Fifteen per cent expects at least seven days before the day deellne, comparedd to m20 per cent.cent chief executive of ^ ^ t -^ At Center Midakd Broad Sts. a 1966 h^” b y : a <«I conserva- time PasL.^ siding, aluminum Stonns and of said hearing, and by mallington j( 4 ^ .5 1 3 5 Hartford, Connecttcat INDUSTRIAL Space — 2,00G screens. Near bus line. Excel or before December 27. 1966. by in the earlier survey. The rest papers Me., Bays it’s the job of car collided with a snow plow tive forces.. certified mall; a copy of this order square feet, drst floor apace, lent . investment at $18,500. to Edward, M. Starsiak. 325 .Hllls see Bo-change. . at 10:41 p.m. PbHoe said PbgMi Sato was electod prime mlnia- 7V|^k t1u> 'fZrg»e>1e centrally located. WiU sub Wolve'rtoh Agency. Realtors, town Road. Manchester. Conn.;. H. Gonxales of Wimmantic was ter by th® Die* to, November divide. For particulars caU Ernest Starsiak, 18 Hills Street. can avoid confUct. 649-2813. " Manchester. Conn.: Ann Holnoskl; 'turning a corner and collided 1964. like his pcedecsosor, the t?grns'o^ iZnm1%1d»w Warren E.' 'Howland, Realtor, 976 Oak Street. ,. East Hartford. M onaco Royalty^ ■■Conflict too often precedes with the left side of >i,a the tplow,,w i.t>late Hayato Bteda,. Tir«da, Sato la a pro- V l ^ a T n O i e T ^ 350 Main St., 643-1108. $97. PAYS ALL. Assume 4% per Conn.; Alice M. Starsiak, guardian ad litem for Joan Starsiak and Rob cent mortgage. AttracUve 8- ert Starsiak. minora, c-o Alvtn C. Christm as H osts m i-g w S T S S i i '^ S ^ s e t S K ' iSr* a t S S SUTTB of officek presentiy s^Hheantnr Itooee- bedroom Ranch, fire{dace, Leone. Atty.. 33 Connecticut Boule FtaiUp L. Capoldo, 17, of Boat Water, and finance minister hi SAVE 44% suited,for professional purpose, vard, Ea.st Hartford, Conn., and re* Of U.S. Scfuncil des Award,Award. rmup xb. yaiwiuu, x., « m ANOBLBS (AP) — Nl- trees,' view. Hutchins Agency, turn make to this Court. wa . ay .M» ^ Htqrtford was warned for failure a tucoeaslon of postwar govern- is now available in the State Realtors, 649-5324. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ’Theater BuUdin^, Can be subr MOOTEi CARLO ' tAP) -V- h^'^ftivwisored'bv' the 'Groater * »'gw t the right of way at mento. bhblab Andrea (Nick the Greek) ' divided if necessary. For la- S rtri^S i M ^ e ^ £ 5:20 P.m . ^day. PoMce ^ d M ^ rs of the ^ of Dandolos, king of the hlgh-roU- form ation caU Theater mana-, Grac9 ‘ ^hfoha«io entertalne^ Jaei^ds. " ooltided resentotlves are elected to tour- mg gamWew, will be buried in ger. 643-7832.. ‘ three groups of U.S. Navy m «i Tlib .awaW etted Knight “for J^f..(be city where he did . moat of from ships anchored off Mona^ dediobtiop, jp the aauto of hu- ** his gsmbitBg — Las Vagas, COMPARABLE VALUE 8.95 STORE — center of Mancheste|’, duringChristmas weekend, man freedom;.anil understand- Broad firequant Diet dibsoutloirt. Nav, newly remodeled atore, frol.i On Christmas Eve the former ft* jjn of Bleanor Roo- ^ Cwo^ otto ' 10-20 and interior, reasonable rent- F R E E F R E E American m ovie, star and Msife’ s ^ ^ TOllfded a t 11:65 p m . y ^ fa y - A apbkesman for Edward SPECIAL GROUP OF DRESSES Dainty smocked pajamas , als. Brokers invited. 522-8114 aoo’a ntUrig prinae had six aUl-' Warned for failure to gran* lnine F orm s Broa Ookmlal Mortuary said provide such, a pretty way_. to cere and tire wlVess o f two of Cyrus Eaton Dandohw will be burled Thurs Bleep to comfort Can be m ê them to luftch.’ CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Woodruff, 16, (of 68 Welte St. day at Las ,Vegaa’ Woodlawn For the young lady — a trim O n T h e ^ W a y Extra low-priced, , . thesiii with tiny puff sleeves or sleeve That i)iglt|! the commanding Mdustiialist Cyrus S. Xlatixi, 88 PoUce said hla car • Stniok m - Cemetery. ' suit knit of soft mohair! You’U Homes Fmr Rent 65 wonderfully flattering fashionsi less wHh long or short pants. offle^js and executive officers, today,- -said in «a -pre-birthday other driven by Wftltor G. Mc- (Oonttnoed from iPage ’Ofie) Ha died Sunday at Mt- Stnai be pleasantly surprised t6 find BOL’TON—4 room Ranch with A darUng gift for, the young of this, submarines Blenny-and-interview Umt ha M-working bn Nally Jr., 18, m apartpient, stove, refrigr- weather-controlled, antomatic deliveries plm easy payment The palace said it did not have over liidustrlal projet^ ertHhat- Rosslter of 66 Dorothy^ T o StGtO LdiiraTV ter gening' Herald, 1150 AVE. Cpma ih '-joarly pnd- don't be disappointed. plan. Get them all, get S u i ^ Hentteg Let's talk. their names, but a report from ed to be worth $8 biMlin. “'"Ait 2:06 p.m. yesterday, a try shortly afler the fliM of the vacate? a ^ a c a a j gizes^ll,7-15,12-18,14V2-24V3. o r AMERICAS, NEW YORK. AMEBIOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. heat and. parl^, 15 Lancaster. Pa., said one of Eaton SoM fti the ftrlierview rear-end crash oocuired ,____ N .T v lOOSL 100S(L minutes from Hailford, adults, HARTFORD (AP) — An ®m- îor Ist^Tass mailing add IQc For lat-class mailing add 10c i them was Radarman l.C. J!d- Mboday U« fann a* North- State bo«*bd P««hM®iit copy of- for each pattern. Print Name, fo r each pattern. Print Name, '*524, 875-1166. JAR AGENCY TEL. 649-5253 ward Brecht of Lancaster, j fieU, Ohio, tha* he still has ‘âS Havis Souto Wtodsor in- «tete’a iwvtsod eonsUtution Address with Zip Code, Style Address with Zip Code, Style ' ■’ Monday the prince and ftrln- (he zest 1 ever bad end I am a oar driven by tomea Rcmano oonâitw ^ was praaaatad today to toe SUte ceaa and theli’ tWo. sniali chU- dUU experiencing toe fuH joy of Mâ^ of S, 949-8198. HEATING SERVICE Christaiaa but avoids puWicyt-UJL fesaign.poltojr as ha a o o s.^ " an a t mailt, to pnpar'idanti* tea U m y , anriag ssramanlas I in Us s i ^ asnia « (■sate ■wamp Biiad) en Bast Harthud tbwa Ltos -alxn it IL Jftmaft S t -A - i V y n *i MOM n ‘" 1 B ' \

_ j - ■ , ; I - —'• p : ^ ^ V . . ^»AGfi TWENTY-EIGHT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 - i ' iian(i;paf(r lEtt^ntng Ayenora Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather Deoember I, IBM Cloudy with snow devdopUlff this evening; snow Mixed with sleet and freezing rain tonight . and tomorrow; low 96-80 TURNPIKE TV and Mmcheater^A City of Villagm Charm night, U gh In 80e tom om iir. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 7ii (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) / MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 (Olualfled AdvertlatBg on Page 98) PRICE SEVEN CEN18 — — ------— 4 ;: ,:J , ^ ------^------— WBBK-BETWEBN Engulfs Train, Die in State Cra^h

Chile Hit Diesel Car By Violent Hits Stalled Earthquake Tank Truck 2 SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — A violent earthquake shool^ noi^h'- EVERETT, Mass. (AP) em Chile early today and de Twelve persons were QUANTITIES LIMITED ON THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES stroyed about BO per cent of the killed and 18 others inj'ur* houses and buildings in the ni-' ed early today in the flam trate port city of Taltal, officials \ 1 ^ - ing (iolliaion of a Bostop & reported. j Maine railroad diesel car One death was reported at Taltal. A boy.w as killed by a and'fin oil truck stalled on BRAND NAME 220 Voll^FulEy Airtomcrtic falling wall. Three other per a street Crossing. The impact exploded some T,« 8 ...... sons were reported injured „ RADIOS' there. 000 gallons of fuel oil. Ths The earthquake struck about flames engulfM ;gie passenger BEG. AM—CXX)CK AM—REG. AM /E^ ELECTRIC DRYER And Awaaay They Go in Virginia car with some 36 persona CLOCK AM/FM 700 miles north of Santiago in Six Lynghburg,^ Va., residents Dy through the air as they part company with the provinces of Tarapaca, An aboard. The trapped passengers tofagasta and Atacama. struggled to flee the infenio but an improvised sled. The Virginians took advantage of'a 10-inch weekend snow one door was blocked by a body. storm by converting a surf board into a sliding vehicle; (AP Photofax) A spokesman at the (Jity Hall Fire (Dhief Herbert Fothergill 265 SQ. INCH in. Antofagasta said panic of nearby (Jhelsea said most of 2 0 % o f f gripped the city M d army and the victims were trapped abopt police units were called out to 20 minutes before the flames maintain order and help in res could be brought under control. 6-TRANSISTOR SOLID MAPLE CONSOLE C O N S O L E All Channel Speedy Settlement Looms cue operations. Two of the injured were re The spokesman told of the ported- in serious condition. death in Taltal and the destruc The single-car train’s passen tion in the port. Taltal, a town gers had left North Station in RADIO 23-INCH TV of about 10,006, contains mostly Boston only about 18 minutes In JFK Book Controversy old buildings' of flimsey con earlier. Many . hsid attended a struction. Masked-firemen hand out a victim of this, morning’s collision between a Boston hockey game in Boston Garden $0 .88 NEW YORK (AP) — The' continue talks “ over a longer Manchester, she charged in her Water mains were ruptured & Maine self-propelled train and a stalled bil tank truck. Crash took place at and were heading home when Kennedy; book dispute could end period than was anticipated.” suit, had invaded her privacy there and power lines were a|i Everett, Mass., crossing. (AP Photofax)- - . the (Ibllision occurred' in this "We’re probably at a stage quietly now after Mrs. John F. and broken a contract stipulat down. Army trucks were rushed industrial city adjacent to Bos- 188 now where things depend more ing he must submit the manus in with water supplies. Kennedy’s decision to withhold ton. ' on the doctors than the law cript for her approval before Much of Chile’s big copper .Firemen defied the flameji temporarily her suit to stop its ^ yers,” the Kennedy spokesman turning it over to Harper tc with bare hands to haul some of publication, a family spokesman (See Page Ten) Snow Due HARDWOOD WALNUT 19 Gu. F L — 33 Inch— Vertical Door said. "W e Just have to wait for Row. the passengers from the burning indicated today. the' author, although we’ll be Mrs. Kennedy, vacationing More S$ Ardun4, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) ecu', Fothergill said. *T’m not going to guarantee talking about other things for with her children on the British — Snow is expected to. ar Emergency equl|lment wfui REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER It,” he said, "but much points to CONSOLE STEREO next week or so.” West Indian is)and of Antigu^ rive over Connecticut this rushed to the s c ^ e and tfaa ' a resolution. There has been Harper & Row called the slt- could not be reached for coni- Pfihel Supports AM/FM RADIO 'c o m p l e t e d e l t t x e w i t h i c e m a k e r evening, but the U.S. dead and injured rushed to hos 388 progress and I think things uaUon "hopeful” and Indicated ment on the developmeots. " ' Weather Bureau forecasts pitals in Boston, Everett and I oould weU. be resolved noiseless- that an anifable .aetUement A vaoatiMi was recommended Mental Hospital the snow to mix with sleet, WASHtNOTON :(AP) —Tight policy begun last September Chelsea. and soon,"’ was though poMU>le soon. - - for Mancheeter, too, by bis phy rain and j>ossibly freezing money, a major weakness in a aimed at restricting bank lend Policeman Ralph DeVito apid , 1 9 7 . 0 0 .00 I iAttorneya for Mrs.' Kennedy sician. Dr. F. BSrwin T n c y said Drug Research generally strong economy this The publisher also a p eed in rain during tonight and to ing to business. .1 he .and- cfHiicer George Stewart and Harper’fc Row, publishers the statement not to bring out the 44-year-<*l writer was re- morrow. year, is easing rapidly but this The board said current credit "tried breaking' the windonis el William Mancbeatw'a... "The spending. . well to- treatment-at HARTFORD_ (APl,-Contlnued potential home btjyer still faces conditions made its Sêmtwr * 4 8 8 the book. uhtU 'April ~~li Lot* - Intense winter storm with our night attedn but tiiat Death of a President,” an ac Middlesex Hospital m Middle- use of patients in diu^research the highest interest rates on policy "inoperative.” , magazine reached a settlement which moved eastward to wouldn’t work. Wc couldn’t < count of the Kennedy assassina town, Conn, and was no longer at state mental hospitals has record. with Mrs. Kennedy on deletions Pennsylvania late this Interest rates -word extract of the morning is the main con guy trying to gel, oiit t»i hearings on her request for, an In addition to antiUoUcs, ber commission appointed by be near, with m o ft normal coks the mon^ market but one e«m- text, the first installment of cern, the bureau said, but with Ms head stwde tlw o U ^ 'm E injunction against the book until Manchester was taking antide Gov. John DemMey. and greater avahability of loans omtst said today he expected a which reaches newsstands Jan. the situation Is complicated window. mid-January In expectation of a pressants and tranquiUzing “The medical profession has 10. by warm air surging north possibly Just around the corner, leveling off now and a possible “We pushed hdim away but PORTABLE TV REFRIGERATOR leaSonably quick settlement. drugs prescribed by a psychia- a responsibility not only for the The book and magazine pub ward along the Atlantic - Indications of the easing, and downturn within the next few then there was so much smoke trist who treated him last year cure of the^’clck and the preven- a prediction of further, easipg months. The parties, ordered to ap lishers worked on removing Coast we; couldn’t see.” pear at a State Supreme Court while he recuperated from men- tion of disease but for the ad- next year, caihe at a fast clip The Federal Home Loan Bank passages Mrs.. Kennedy consid The Weather Bureau was The Rev. James Broderick of .00 shoy cause hearing,. said the tal fatigue at a private psychl- of knowledge upon ’Tuesday, capped by an an- Board, reported Tuesday that ers of personal rather than his expected to issue a hazard Our Lady of O t^ e Roman arfahgeihent would g iw them atric institution. which both depend. ’This res houncement from the ~ Federal ' interest rates on conventional torical interest since she moved ous driving warning for OathoUc church said he gave sufficient time for more discus ponsibility can only be met by Reserve Board of an end to a home loans increased again 1 1 8 to block publication Dec. 18. (See Page Twenty-Seven) state later today. last rites to 20 or 26 passengers. sion on passages to be trimmed investigation end experiment,” during November but the slower Eight of 10 bodies taken to from the 300,000-word text. Both , the commission reported Tues over-all pace and a 'greater' Southern Mortuary, Boston, aides characterized progress as day. availability of funds indicated were Identified by police from AUL CHANNEL-PERSONAL 30" DELUXE AUTOMATIC "steady.’’ j The commission recommended the'peak may be near. papers found on the bodies. “ ThSt’s great,” said, Man '-(.'guidelines, to regulate the ex Residents Won’t Aid There were these other devel Identifled were: Lois A. Hou- ^ HARDWOOD WALNUT—AM/FM chester’s wife, Julia, learning of South Vietnain Units perimental use of drugs and opments : ley, no address or age;, Aohn H. , PORTABLE TV ELECTRIC RANGE the decision. Manchester, recov also called for better adminis- — Secretary, of (fommerce Moore, no age, Beverly; Gra ering in a hospital from a mild tration of stat,e mental hospitals. John'T.. Connor, in l^S annual’ ham A. Atkinson, nqjige, Rome', case of pneumonia, was hot {lush VC from Delta Tlje "governor had appointed Victim economic outlook, predicted a' N.Y.; John Mahan, no 4^ , available for comment. the commission to review men "somewhat easier credit situa Swampscott; John R.'Malcolm, $100.00 Mrs. Kennedy and Harper & SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) tal hospital procedure follow STERLING, Mich' (AP) ' — At the seventh house a woman tion” during 1967 with, an ad no age, Lexington; Paul Amero^ Row said ih a statement that — Thousands o f Sodth Viethar6 >- ing the dismissal of Dr. John Savagely beaten and covered let him in and called poUce. vance in home building from its 16, and Bruce Amaral, 19, bo^ * 6 8 - ® ® » 1 8 8 ° ® Oummings, of nearby Shelby Manchester’s hospitalization ese troops fanned out acifoss Lowney as superintendent of the with Mood, John Cummings Jr., low m level since the end of o f Gloucester; Thomas .Bagley, Cbnnecticut Valley Hospifol, In Township, Mich., was . beaten World War H. STEREO Monday, made it necessary to canal-laced rice fields deep in 17 — stumbled from door to 69, englneman, Wobuml . Middletown in September. and robbkl of 16 cents Monday — The Federal National Mort The unidentified were a young the ' Mekong Delta today and door pleading for help. ’The report recommended sev night in this Detooit suburb. gage Association reduced shatp- woman and a young man. 12-FT. 2-DOOR 1&-FT. DELUXE AUTOMATIC reported killing 89 Viet Cong in Six doors were slammed in eral administrative -innovations He is in serious condition with ly the interest rates on its Police said at least (wo of the two days. his face, he said, as he wan if. Tougher' Code and said that, if they had been severe head cqi^ in Selfrldge short-term discount notes, the injured were not train passen- The large-scEde search-and- dered ookUess in the freezing Air Force Hase Hospital near refrigerator r e If r ig e r a t o r Proposed for destroy operation was launched (See Page TIdrty-Seven) night for 90 minutes. Mount Clemens, MlCli. , . (8c« Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Tuesday ground troops, heli V Yw’o teen-age suspects were State Officials copter-borne units'and the Viet arrested by poWce^ d»ottly after_ nam war’s- first combat para the beaUng. Two others suirm - if HARTFORD (AP)—The Leg chute Jump in at least ' two dered later, police said. islative Council is proposing to years. - . , The four stood mute Tuesday • rf keep Connecticut’s state govem- The multiregiment force of U.S. Not when arraigned in Mount Ole-' inent relatively free of scandal Vietnamese infantrymen, para mens Justice Court on charges by enacting a code of ethics troopers, armored cavalrymen of armed robbery and assault With teeth in it. and Popular Force units de with intent to commit murder. Sta(e employes caught break scended on a Viet bong strong Viet Bomb Policy Cummings' mother, ..Reba P osed ing the code cÎd receive fines Cummings, widow with four hold in Ohuong Thien Province WASHENGTON (AP) .— The "It may be conservative to up to ,|2,0(X> and prison terms , WASHINGTON (AP) — Top- State Dean,.Rusk, for detailed children, said she was "ehocked 126 miles west-southwest of Sai- United States’ weather chief say,” declared White, "tli^t up to 10 yearsj long, under the leyel U.S. sources say there is repents on the bombings. and dismayed” 'at the refusal of -gon. American troops reported through a world weather pro^ legisla(ion proposed by the coun no point in changing U.S. bomb ' Former Presidsni Dwight 0 . aid. predicted today that t w o w ^ s - ly Will be deployed in parts of graiQ;^ our nation (akxie) can cil. - - ing policies in North Vietnam Elsenhower, however, sup “ I talked with some of the in-advance weather -forecasts the delta in the near h ^ r e . re^ k e economic benefits ex Compared' . Irith neighboring despite controversy surrounding ported the Pentagon contention homeowners,” Mrs. Cummings ’^ e paratroopers Jumped for any part of the world will be ceeding $1 billion annually, -And, states, OonnecUcut'bas been for a Pentagon admission that-oome that any civilian cuualUes were said. " I suppose they were Just . I from ^ planes — IS U.s! Aiir posable within io or 16 years. if weather and climate moddfi* tunate M the quality of its gov civilians have been hit. unintentional. G Force transports and 20 C547s of (See Page Ten) , catien can be achieved on a sub ernment, the oouBcJl said. The offlcials saicl it is neces ’tiiey would predict the weath f ••• the South Vietnamese', air force. "Is there anyplace in the stantial scale, the benefits to 'f sary to bomb military targets In er, liit; or foul, for each day V t o 2 ^ ^ But, noting there is lib crimi Vietnamese headquarters said world where' there are no civil humanity will suipaas all our 3-CYCLE ALL PORCELAIN order to raise the price to North over that span, and could lead nal law on the books specifically the paratroopers ran into no ians ?” Eisenhower asked imaginings.” - , , . ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR EARLY SPRING Vietnam of aggression against aimed at the conduTit of state opposition when they jumped. newsmen as he left a hospital. Harr\’ Golden savings.^ AUTOMATIC South Vietnam and'to save lives MMUl I jf Golden present day capabilities of He said that at present, employes, the council said it Spokesmen declined to say if “ I know U.S. operations are of Americans and others ~ ^ three-days-ahead forecasts even weather hazards kill between L* WASHER "feels that a code of ethics and any of the Jumpers were in aimed exclusively at military limltaUOns on conflicts of inter fighting the Communists. Hospitalized, in the Unlted.^ States ere, pretty < .200 and *1,3(X) Americans, and Wash Temp.—Hot, Warm, Cold jured. In a previous large-scale targets but unfortunately there cause m<»e than $11 billion in est are needed.” The Pentagon acknowledged are some civiHaiu around these iffy, declared Dr. Robert M. Rinse Temp.—^Warni, Cold Jump in April 1964, 40 per cent Qfdled ^Grave^ White, chief of the government’s agilctritural and other eccoomiu. Lint Filter For those who would bribe Monday night that attacks on targets.” _ •- ALUMINUM SIDING INSTALLED of the paratroopers were in Environmental Science Services losses every year: ’ military targets have inflicted Save by plamg your ^nter order .e^rly. Choose your owii style and coIo# at no extra cost. state employes, the penalties jured in Jumping. In no modern war have all CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — f civilian casualties but said “ It is Administration, which includes Some experiments, White in- would be tougher; fines up to A Vietnamese spokesman said bombs always fallen direcUy on Author-editor Harry Golden impossible to avoid all dahiage” the Weather Bureau. . /dicated, have already sboaoi " Âpplies only ^ oW^rs placed through January ^ $6,000 and tq> to ,10 years in government forces killed 29 Viet target. was listed in grave condition at to residential areas dotted with The improyed prbspect stems, prison. ’ Cong in' the opening phases of The U.S. sources did say a Charlotte’s Memorial 1 hospital (See Page Tea) 177 Misoonduot, as spelled out in military targets. White reported, foom a recently the operation and by late today search is lîng made of govern today. The Pentagon response was to the council’s proposed code of the enenny dead had risen to 89, ment iHTkligence information Th() editor of the Caroii«KlB- a story by Harrison E. Salisbu ___ 1.____‘eaUod the “ W SP.M. NEXT TO STOP and SHOP or Intercede on behalf of any ported killing, 27 Communist strange” that other lepcnters etty’s lower Bast Side where'he NEXT TO STOP dnd SHOP AT N O COST person or bualneas, in any mat- fromâ U.S. Air Force hearings on the subject^? Ful- sevwal American assoofotea eaa calendara-ThaY^kg waa soldiers and U.S. Ipfaitttymen C-130 transport in the have hot been admitted to North was bom. - tor involving any agency of the brigiit aides said T V e ^ y teey Vietnam. He was bom as Harry L. Gol- said in reports to the ISSrd retorted at a few haaiieA killed 11 more. - M^png Delta , trying ■tato, wbsn such -representation, But U.S. 1 beadquoiters sold h fv t no doubt..,b® call on Wakdngton offidals, how- dhurst His schooUng began at meettog of the American Asso Wlotoaa. Her aieat neee asslstanoe o r Interoeaaicti la not lo reach a Viet Cong Sderetary c( Defense Robert S. ciation feir. the Advancement of previous test explosloa earn authorlied or, intended by law.” (IBm : I X9re«0r-SeveB) itronghold. v McNaman and Secretary of (See Page Twmty-Seven) ,(Sm Rage Ten) ScICDce. am OcL. 87. ' . ,-r I < ' ' A ■ ' ...: 1 L' — ■ : •*- L'