Three American Jets Lost in Hanoi Raids

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XXXXVII, NO. 66 (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 Three American Jets Lost in Hanoi Raids SAIGON (AP) American soon weather-wWch began last Kep and Phuc Yen, the vital 'Hiursday —has permitted the bridge complex between Hanoi planes coniinued raids on heavy raids on key North Viet and Haiphong, missile sites and North Vietnam’s heartland namese targets after a ctie- the rail lines emanating from for the fifth straight day month lull which permitted the Hanoi and Haiphong. today, and the U.S. CkHn- Oommunista to rebuild shat Returning pilots reported mand reported the loss of tered facilities. widespread damage but detailed three jets Sunday—^two of North Vietnam’s carefuUy reports were withheld pending H*rokl E. Holt them downed by Commu hoarded MIOs apparenUy were the study of reconnaissance out In greater numbers Sun kUrlty nist MIG interceptors. photoa. nando The U.S. Command did not day than in the previous days Air Force spokesmen have of the renewed assault, when immediatriy reveal details of said only about SO of North Viet lartln Surf Hunt the raids today, but Tass, the only four to six of the Red in nam’s MIOs are kept in the : Noi^ terceptors would dart In and out led In Soviet news agency, said Ameri country, at Kep, Phuc Ten and IS Ea- can idanes made a “ massive of American formatUms, Ola Lam, which alos handles in In the five days of renewed Show ■^For Holt raid” on Hanoi’s northeastern ternational civilian flights and their district. aerial contact, the MIQ pUofs la still out of bounds to U.S. . Sunday w hile he sw am o ff tom brought down by a MI021 without yielding their bodies. One of its two crewmen was vere weather struck a large Industrial worker, Odls Hogan, n and Deputy Prime Idlnlster John killed and one was rescued. area of north Alabama. drowned when his car plunged McEwen, the leader of die Including Sunday’s casualties The tornado hopscotched Into high wators of a creek Country party, took over the and a Phantom shot down Sat around Madison and Morgan where a bridge had washed out. government helm until Holt’s urday by a MIQ21, U.S. rec Counties, touching down in half It was one of four major liberal party, the larger mem ords list 86 American planes and a dozen or more communities at bridges washed out In Winston Joey ber of the coaUUon, elects a new 99 M IOs dxA down in aerial the same time they were being County. ! since party leader and prime minis combat so far In the war. A to drenched by torrential rains. It ' The twister swept Into Hen U, wlU ter. tal o f 766 U.S. w arplanes have missed the Redstone Arsenal derson’s four-room home and Ifon - ; Federal Treasurer WUUam been reported last over the missile comfdex at Huntsville. demolished It, plus his truck Rescuers take a body to a tem porary mo>rgue in Pt. a bridge collapsed Friday sending dozeiw of pas inotber McMahon, the deputy party North. Clarence Ellison, 60, was and car. HU body was found 160 Pleasant, W. Va., Sunday after it was recovered senger laden vehicles to the water below. (AP M end, leader, was In Une to succeed A freakish break in the mon killed south of Huntsville. yards away. Photofax) , days. from wreckage taken from the Ohio River where Holt, ^ t observers b Oaribetra At Decatur, 26 miles south 'heUeveil Ms Mecnon would west of here, electric power was drive the Country party out of out tor about an hour during the t)ie coalition because he and night and U.& 81 was closed tor Three Bodies Found in Car McEwen disagree on a number a short time due to high water. of key Issues. Shepherd Dog Pack Debris was commoh throughout African Deteiwe Minuter AUen Fair- the cHy. ludes a haH and Foreign IfinUter Paul South of Huntsville, police Bridge Collapse Toll Rises to 16 Ittle by Haaluck were also considered Kills Two Small Boys said cars were seen floating salt and about, banging against mobile : sn Ale- likely candidates for the Liberal did not include the'report i that les from tour can and a truck crushed under the bridge’s su ist Octo- LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) — A screams from the creek, ffiie homes. In a trailer court. Power POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. leadership. j (AP)—The death toll from the the body of a woman tumbled when the denricks pulled them perstructure. Qovemor^Geiieral Lord Casey pack of German sheiriierd dogs called to her husband then ran lines were snapped and poles Defense coUapae of a suspension bridge through the broken windshield out Sunday. The other five bod The big 40-year-old bridge, a was expected I to announce the attacked and killed two small to a neighbor’s house tor he^. were wrenched down. Weather across the Ohio River spiraled of a car when the vehicle was ies were recovered Friday, a major link between the two presumption j o t Holt’s death boys Sunday while their father "I was lying In bed vriien she Nine persons were admitted <0> to 16 today when three more yanked up Sunday. few houn after the suspension states, crumpled Into the Ohio Id Tuesday, alnough the prime fought futiley to save them by knocked On the door,” said Mor to Huntsville H ospital and 20 bodies were found in a crum The bodies brought up in a bridge, collapsed under the River 80 feet below Just after 6 ar miidster’s prkss secretary, ’Tony clubbing the animals with a ton P. S o^ . "My wife let her in others were treated and re pled car scraped from the river light rain this morlng were weight of rush hour and CSurUt- p.m. Friday. The center span of ure land Eggleton, told newsmen today: rake. and she iWus cryin g said som e leased. The hospital arranged bottom.. But shifting debris be those of two adults and a child. mas shoppers’ traffic. the bridge dlsappeered, leaving hUdren’s "We are hanging onto a The attack, near a credc be dogs had her boys down by the tor extra beds and medical staf \g, Celea- low the river’ s surface In They were Identified as James Forecast of more than one only the approach ramps on eter.. shred of iMê tiiat Mr. Holt U hind the victims’ home In near creek .” j fers to care tor the Injured. creased the hazards of diving F. Meadows, 82, of Point Pleas inch of rain for the Point Pleas both sides and concrete piers 47. Bar- by Madison Heights, included “My nughter’s a nurse and HuntavlUe schools were cloeed d m ren, aB ve.’ ’ and salvage operations. ant, hls three-year-old son and ant area brought with It the fear Jutting above the river’s sur Holt,. 69,' was an excellent two neighborhood dogs the boys helped h^r back up to the house. for the day. Officials still luted the miss Alma Duff, 47, also of Point that the river’s level would rise fa ce. nr (C> swimmer dnd eWndlver. He was apparently had played with be I ran oi( over the hill and met Lt. Richard Anderson of the raoD ing from Friday's bridge trage Pleasant, and Increase its current. ThU Max Ray, a commercial deep wearing s^m trunks and beach fore. IIMW. <0) (Bee Page Beventeen) dy at 41. And the death count Part of a truck was found would seriously hamper dlven S< CWB* shoes as he. walked from hU The victims were Gene Antho (Bee Page Bix) weudied up on the West Virginia in their efforts to reach can (Bee Page Seventeen) maroon Pontiac to his favorite ny Goodman, 4, and Kenneth epoit — side of the River near the mouth "rock plunge” at noon Sunday Goodman, 8, sons of Mr. and of the Kanawha River, about , VS Air An old friend, Alan Stewart, Mrs. Eugene H. Gtoodman o l one mile south of the site of the walked oiit into the surf a good Madison Heights. collapse. her (0) distance behind Holt and Goodman and his wife are In In Suez Canal Ilea and Lynchburg General Hospital Choppers Hunt Navajos This prompted Mason County (Bee Page Six) where they are being treated for (W.Va.) avll Defense Chief shack. J.A. Wilson to observe that "we will drag all the way to the Gal- IFT Amherst County Bherlff-elect IlpoUs Dam, If necessary.” Gal- POW’s Play Pranks lO P Thieves in Church Mahlon H; Bryant said Good Marooned by Snowfall llpoUs, Ohio Is across the river man, sobbing, told him that WEST QROVE, Pa. (A P I- from Point Pleasant and the when he reached the snarling Three robbers forced the as frost bite. A helicopter from U . Col. WUber M. Hackett Jr. dam Is 14 miles south. pack he beat at the frenzied ani WINDOW ROCK, Arts. (AP) On Stranded Vessels Chlnle was sent to Rough Rock of Hamilton Air Force Base, sistant minister to “pass the mals with a rake, his shoes and —Air Force helicopten wen Civil Defense also ordered ex hat” during services Sunday where another 6-6 Navajos were Calif., In charge of the search plosives Into Point Pleasant and By ALY BIAHMOUD tles from their .mates iratcfalng anything else he could find to out over the Navajo Reservation reported In nCed of medical and rescue operation, aald he Aseoctated Frees Writer from their ships. night and m ade o ff with 8100 turn them asVay f i ^ his blood today searohing t o t IndUnsma- stored them In underground "ig from the Uqlted (Jhurch of care. expected to use eight heUcop- loos" at a nearby wildlife sta GREAT BITTE R LAKE, The anchorage of the 14 Alps ied sons. rooned by snow up to four feet Christ near this Chester deep. Skies over the reservation ap ters during the day, flying out of tion. The “Igloos” were de Egypt (AP)—The foreign sail looks Uke an exotic seascape of County town, police said. Two of the dogs were Im Window Rock and Chlnle. All signed to hold ammunition at ors on the 14 ships stranded In vacationing sailors, but virtual pounded by local authorities. A One helicopter flew an erlal peared to be clearing, at least Polipa said the robbers, were carrying either a doctor or the hunting preserve. the Sues Canal while aw ay the^ prisoners of war. third could not be caught and weather survey from tbU tribal temporarily, raising hopes other carrying guns and wearing a medical corpsman. "Salvage experts know that long hours after their shipboard There are ridps from ttie Unit was shot to death. PoUoe were headqiiarten village near the helicopten could get into the air ski masks, forced assistant Bureau of Indian Affairs of- sooner or later they will proba chores with visits back and ed States, Britain, Sweden, West looking tor a fourth dog but said New Mexico border to (3hlhle, to survey other areas. minister Roland Johnson to fids estimated 60,000 Navajos bly need some explosives to forth, lifeboat races and praidcs. Germany, Poland, Ciechoelova- there may have been only three about 60 miles northwest Another exposure death, a 2- pass a pillow oaae amcmg were in varying d ^ ees of dis clear the debris," Wilson said. In one salUng race Sunday, Ma ,Butgaria and France. They in the attack. The helicopter, with a medical year-old Indian boy, was report the congregation to collect tress from the storm, which In addition to the two concrete the crew of the Swedish ship were going through the canal on Bryant said Mrs. Goodman corpaman aboard, then was sent ed at an Isolated hogan seven first struck the reservation last piers remaining, the superstruc Nippon won for large boats. The June 6 when the Arab-Israeil m oney. was Inside her home at about to Pine Springs southwest of miles north of U.8. 66 and about Then they fled In a parish Tuesday night. There also was ture of the 1,760-foot sx>cm lies British freighter Melampus was war started and were herded 8:80 p.m. with her other child, Window Rock where 6-8 Navajos 10 miles west of the New Mexico concern for tribal livestock. atop the cars and trucks which named champion of the smaller Into the Great Bitter Lake. Sub 10 ioner’s car. Cindy, 1, when she heard wen reported suffering from border. were on the bridge when It fell. boat group. Ihe multicolor sails sequently the canal was blocked "The first thing we are going The 1,600-foot-wlde .section of glided over the surface of the to worry about Is the people." by nine sunken obstaolm. the river between Ohio and big lake that forms the centrid said an air force spokesman. West Virginia yielded eight bod- section of the canal amid whis (See Fage Eight) S. "We pray for no more snow,” said the tribal police superin Shielded by Rainy-Season tendent, V. Allen Adams. "The b o . one thing we don’t need is more snow. The old-timers say they have never seen anything like Relief to Riot-Torn Slums It." North Viet Has New Oil Depot At least one person Is dead from the storm, a 60-yeor-dd By FRED 8. HOPTMAN A month-long period of heavy the North Vietnamese have cripided sheep herder who livedI To Be Costly, Brooke Says dredged recen tly so that oU AP Military Writer rains over North Vietnam broke In the sprawling reservation’i last week and U.S. bombers tankera can move out of Hai northeast area. There were un WASHINGTON (AP) —Sen. be surprised again next summer greas budget-conscious in the have been crmcentratliig on phong harbor and partway up WASHINGTON (A P ) — confirmed reports of five other Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., a as we have been In every sum flrat aesalon. knocking out bridges and com the river whue they dladuugs ttilelded hy ralny-season weath deaths. member of the President’s Ad mer past” If riots break out. He munication links close to Hanoi their loads of tm i drums Into Commenting on Black Power er that liu hampered U.S. sir At Rough Rock a family of visory Commission on Civil Dts- said the social conditions caus and Haliriiong as apparent first barges. advocates Stokely (Jarmlohael raids. North Vietnam has as five. Including three children, (êrs, says Congress will have ing the riots In the past have not priority. The rainy season la ex U.8. intelligence la aware of and H. Rap Brown, Brooke eald sembled a huge new oU depot were extremely 111 from expo to spend a lot of money to bring been changed. pected to last several more consideratde barge-bulkHng ac they represent the diasatisfac- piled with thousands of fuel sure, Navajo police said. relief to America’s riot-torn "We have got to learn from nuxiths, so the good bombing tivity. It includes the sasem- tion of young Negro miUtanta drums, U.8. government’ Adam s estim ated 16,000 to slums, likening the problem to experience a lot better than we weatiier may not continue tor bling of metal barges which evi 18,000 square miles of the 25,- with “the slow process of racial sourees say. the Vietnam war. have In the past,” Harris said. dently have come Into Vietnam OOio-square m ile reservaJtlon, equality that has been going on The new furi dump— long. Brooke—the Senate’s only Ne Brooke and Harris comment During the monsoon rains and In prefabricated sections. largest In the United States, was in this country.” ently a key one In supporting gro member—said the Vietnam ed Simday on NBC’s "Meet the heavy cloud ôover, the North This an coincides with a con affected by the storm. ‘"nie thing we should be more the truck movement of war sup war costa 82JS billion or more a P ress.’ ’ / Vietnamese reportedly have re- tinuing shift of Ug amounts of In many areas, deep snow im conoernqd with than thoae adw plies toward South Vietnam—la month and added: "But this Is Brooke said the commission ' paired most of the bridges, rail the war supplies and equipment mobilized tracked snow vehicles Incite riots are the conditions said to be only two miles south also a war in the United States, wlU have recommendations for roads, highways and alrflelda from truck to barge movement, and other heavy equipment. which make peiqpls l^table,” of Haiphong. It is an important war, and this Congress in Its final report, due w hich w ere pounded toy U .8. sources said. There w ere reports 160 to ^ Brooke eald. "Stokely Carmi Because It lies so close to a war must be won as well and I in February, which will include toomben and ' flgfaterilxmitoers persons m ight be m arooned In chael and H. Rap Brcm would population center, sources said, Among other targets Ut by spending, but did not detail during intense, wide-ranging the Pinon, Arts., area In the think we are going to have to not be able to f ^ fCUawers It the oil depot w m ^ be attacked American bombera in past them. However, he expressed raids last summer and early northeast section o the reserva spend the money necessary In those conditions did not exist.” only If U.8. pOots could see It months, sources said, two hope Congress would act In Its tion. A helicopter, flying from order to win that war.” Harris declined to express cleariy and bomb visually. This fan. trana-shlpm ^ polnta southwest second seeslon of the 90th ses The new oU depot Is reported NelUs Air Force Base, Nev., re Another member of the civil specific agreement wit|i a pre restriction would preMude radar disorders commission, Sen. sion, beginning Jan. U, even to be close to a stream which (Bee Fage Eleven) ported seeing mirrors on the diction by Prof. Herbert J. ciaiis bombing through overcast. Fred R. Harris, R-OkU., said though Inflation fears and Viet (Bee Page Eleven) “It would be terribly wrong to nam spending m ade the Cem- (See Fage Nine) . . . f '

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 exam which wiU be held in the taken (to mLowe Dodge In West “ôuth Windsor town halt on Jan. 16. Police Recover Hartf<»d, and miming D<»i> It in f o f the small district school while out-of-towners will be HnlletlB Board waa the horn ring and the shin H ebron in Hebron, there was a small charged (75. Sheinwold on Bridge Pvt. Leonard T. Shetenaky, 21 Stolen Autos lever. The other vehicle found school on f\nter St. by the An eumouncement will be is Town G>iincil W ill Meet ■on of Mr.* and IDw. Leon Shot- tiiere waa atolen from Southing WORK OUT THE OOPHT Police yeeterday recovered name. sued soon on the rental of Just SANTA and the PIGWIDGEN enricy of 488 Sullivan Are., hae ton. AU (our wheds of this car P(m SHARP DEFENSE South dealer comiêted an eight-week couree three stirfen cars. Two were had been rMnoved. New School In other business, the board kitchen faciUnes (or a supper or - By LUCRECE BEALE- Both sides vulnerable At High School Tonight aa pay apeclallat at the Army found In Hickey’s Grove off N. The car^ found off W. Vernon took action on the proposed re (or refreshments. By ALFRED SHEINWOIJ) N fR rra Finance School in F t Benjamin School St. by patrolman John St. waa taken from Broad Brook vision of feds for rental of die The board voted to pay custo One of your diief tasks as a W ill Open By LUCRECE BEALE # 763 •ouUi Unndaar town eotmoU tary; Harold VanHonv eenlor uurrimi t» i Hughes, and another waa found about Dec. 4. The car was found K l U l d M i a gymnasium and kitchen facili- dians time and a half for hours defender is to work out "the wm meet at 8 tonight at the deaoon; George Raltt, Junior SYNOPSIS: Claus and ’Twee- O 852 Mtu. Philip Leea, 40 Deep- In the woods off W. Vernon St. locked, undamaged. ttes. The new schedule of fees worked in excess of 40 hours. count” — the number o4 cards high aohool. Itema on the agan- deacon; Robert Hatha'way, aen- dleknees are now in the land of 0 QJ734 wood Lane, Wiqtplng, waa In by patrolman Raymond Peck. for such rental wiH apply to Hie custodian will recekve not declarer held In each suit at On Jan. 2 the Plgwidgen, whose curse ♦ A J da tnohide ^gMilntmant of a au- lor atewmrd; John Uuntz, Junior vited to participate in the Wee- One of the bare in Hickey’s Greyhounds came orlglni^y out-of-town groups and organi less than (10 for extra 'duties the start of play. The count COUNTRY they have vowed (to wipe out. WEST BAST peraumeraty poUee officer end »t-ward: Jack Haynea,Haj mar leyan Itottera’ annual exMMtion Grove, a 1066 Barracuda, was from Meao(KitaniUu sations not directly connected at meetings or events held in often dictotee the defense. Tite Hetiron Board of Educa Beyond the walls are bands of 4 984 appointmaht of an elecied con- Oial; Franda Androas; chap- and sAIe ot ciraft and art work with the town and school. the school. Opening lead — ten of ■4 105 ' tion has announced that the new rollicking pygmies and (lying 10 6 «Ste19e. , Iain; Waldin Oollina, organlat; wMch waa held this month in A fee of (SO will be charged In connection with the move AJ974 FARE elementary school tn Oilead will reindeer. When the pygmies hearts. 0 A10S62. 0 K9 Alao,' realgnation of ^TlUam Onarlea Nielaon, hiatorlan, and Middletown. be ready for the students on townspeople for the use of the ment of classes to the Gilead In an English tournament g Young from the Induatrlel De- David T r ij^ tiler, catch the deer, Hreedleknees 4> K83 4k 9652- .The South Windsor Sanitary Jiih. 2 when they return from auditorium for a fund-raising m il School, all the equipment few years ago. West opened the yelopment Oommiaalon end- A peat maater’a Jewel waa presently stored In the Hebron tries to save them. Landfill area wiH be oloeed next the Christmas recess. event where admission is charg Chapter ‘Hilrteen , ten of hearts. Blast signaled en soura poilntment of a replaeem oit dia- presented to Henry Ordway, the Elementary school gym will be A K Q J2 Monday and Jan. 1. It will be Hie special committee ap ed or donations are accepted. The Challenge couragement with the seven, 4 cuaslon of request from FTA outgoing master, Choicest Meats In Town! moved to the new school on 9 KQ3 open Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. A wide selection o f fine food in a pleasant aitntosphere pointed by chairman Marion Out-of-town groups will be ’The pygmies stared at Pa and South won with the king. oounotl tor an iq>pnqnlatlon ot Merie Tapley, grand marehal Thursday. The classrooms and 0 3 Foote brought in 'the name of charged (75 tai this category. trick ’Tweedlekneea. Declarer led a chib to win a |d,000 Hot ordtunU devekganent, ^ ike Grand Lodge of Ooimect- other materials will be moved 4k Q1074 Blandieater Evening Her 1100 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD Gilead HUl School for the new Local organizations will pay "Who are you? What are you finesse with dummy’s Jack. aeoeptanoe of the 1906-1907 town Icut, headed the list of Installing during Christmais recess. ald Soufii Wlndeor oorre- TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ■ schocri. It was approved. For (35 for the use of the facilities Then he should have led a heart W est N « 1 h jjrepoit, ahd dlaousslon of a Jan. u^cera. He was eaelated by -Ar- The children who will be at doliv here?’ ’ they demanded. ■pondent, Virginia Bldwell, M . many years prior to the cloe- for a non-fund raising event "You said you were going to to make sure of a trick with Pass 2 0 1, 1900 coat of living Increase ft>ur VanGaabeck, Spencer tending the new school will be S44-2S56. Correspondent IMPfmTED, 8UCED the queen. Instead, South cabl A D Pass for town employeee. Williams, Leonard MacFailand, •k Luncheon Specials .99 k taken there on Wednesday by have reindeer meat for supper,’’ ed the ace of dubs, entered his Other iteme Include the re- Goehring, G. Herbert their teachers to become orient growled tweedleknees, though Mrs. Virginia Bldwell of 21 he was shaking Inside. hand with the queen of spades quest of the I>oat Office Depart Clarke, tSTlUam Swanback, Money Stolen Birch m i Dr. in Wapplng starts Franks and Beans ed with the new facility. and led the queen of chibs to Charles Nielson, Bhui Sanford, Revised transportatiotntment PoUce Saturday inveeUgated Mrs. BldweU has lived in Chicken Croquettes The pygmies burst into count. Obviously, South had whose area accouitts for. nîre ‘jw :an Inter-agency committee masters of Evergreen Lodge, South Windsor for about 11 CHOPPED POESSED HAM students and other information started with Q-lO-x-x of clubs, than one-fourth of the entire a break at the TMland Tpke. Eki- Complete with all the fixlns’ concerning arrangements will laughter, "Very well! We’ll etate and federal granta, gp- ^renkel Named so Station where $147 in cash years. She is a member of the $1.30 have elf meat instead!" Therefore South had started lan continent and 00 per omt '"'polntment of two oounellmen to Terlijnr V. Sprenkel, town man- PTA, the Pleasant Valley d u b I be released from the office of with five spades, since with four of the territory of the U.8.S.R. and about $150 In checks were the principal this week. ’They pounced on ’Tweedle- iter-agsney oommlttes on state ager, nas been electiMl president taken. and 'was a charter member of Kin^f Crab Newburg of each black suit his first bid u only about 82.5 million, Jbm- Lb ’ 1.19 2 Lb. *2.25 knees. He twisted and bit and "|)utd federal grants and the iq>- of the Connecticut Town and The money. In pcq>er and sil the Coimtry Players. She has It’s delicious, treat yourself Frt. only There i^ll be some 68 sixth would. be one club rather than cording to the E n cy d o p a e ^ $1.85 gxade students who will be di clawed and wormed out of their '^ 'paintment of a fulltime p6Uce City Managers’ Assoctatiori. He ver, was In______a metal box vdilch served on the town’s sidewalk hands. He snatched up a sword one spade. Britannlca. officer. succeeds Richard Custer, town mounted cm the wgU ot the committee. Mix or Mafch Them! vided into three classes for South could not afford his club the Jan. 2 starting date. Hiey and slashed off the head of the No matter how much was eaten, the pot stayed full. Blew Masowio Blaster manager of West Hartford, and garage. The money was there A Hartford native, she attend- plays unless he held K-Q-x of FOOTWEAR have been in two classes. nearest pygmy. H w Blvergreen Lodge of Ma- assume his duties on Jan. 1. Friday night; it was discovered ed schools there and received ’The pygmy picked up his head ’They seized Claus and TVee- you have such a pot, too.” hearts. ’This left room in the has announced tiiat Arnold Ceorge Eklwards of Granby, missing Saturday nwming by a B. A. degree from William O r ^ r Your Frush NoHvu Twfcuy Now! A TREAT New Teacher Approved and put it back on his neck. dieknees and carried them off to Claus shook his head and South hand for only one dia Abo: Capons, Chlekuns. Poultry. Roost Mrs. Barbara Bioty was ap ler of I d le r Road, East vice president; John Scott of Richard Blinn of 496 N. Main Jewell CoUege In Liberty, Mo. FOR EACH "You are a wild one,” he said the casUe. ” We will eat while ’Tweedleknees exclaimed, “ He mond. Rod VlniA Windsor was installed as mas- Creenwich, secretary-treasurer, gt., as he opened the place for She Is a member of Phi Beta Hoof and Ham . . . MEMBER proved for the additional Grade admiringly. "W e’ll take you to we wait for the king,” they an- could have but he does not care Armed with the count. West I Steiger List r 90uic{Mn 6 teacher. She will begin her Saturday night at the Ma- Albert n g of RTndsor, as- business. Kappa.. OF YOUR our king.” nounced. for stew.” should see the correct defense. “Girl and the T^lde on Main- St. nUtant secretary-treasurer, PoUce say no forced entry Mrs. Bldwell has four chU- FAMILY duties on Jan. 2 with an an ‘And who is your king?’" Tweedleknees wondered if “ What then does the great He should lead the ace of dla- G « a ^ ” nual base salary of (6,350 pro laiesoher, a native of River- complete the list of officers was apparent dren, a boy and three girls, Unseen he had come into their they meant to have him for din- Claus like?” asked the pygmies monds and continue with a dia- ptni ( de, R.I.,^waa educated In Blast elected at the associatiem’s re- Two checks were taken, rated for the January to June I Tony CSaudla Open 7 A.M . to 11 P.M. midst. ner but the pygmies bent over a with interest, mond to the king. ivldeUM aoboola and attend- meeting. drawn on the Hartford National Nemeroff, 8 Brent Rd.; Lois HIGHLAND PARK MARKET period. She received her Bach tiny pot of stew. ’They filled Claus turned on ’Tweedle- Hiis sets up dummy’s dia iCurtu Oatdinale '“The Plgwidgen,” said the I t « the University of Connectl- Pnbllo Works Exams Bank, and both had been cash- Brown, 80 Lenox S t; Mrs. Bes- 817 Highland S t, Bfancheatei^Phone 048-4278 elor of Science from Eastern thelr bowls and ate greedily, knees. ” 8ay no m ore!” he monds, but dummy is entryless. "DON’T BIAKE 5 pygmy. ’"The most powerful ’-^«Ut. A U.S. Air BV>rce veteran, Emil W. Uicek, dlreotoT of ed. sle Farris, 9 Duridn St, and Connecticut State College in Claus could not understand how begged, for he knew not what TTie Important point Is that WAVES" creature on earth.” .^ e Is employed by the Hamil- public wortn, has announced A bike was reported stolen George Vinton, 144 Branford St Read Herald Advertisements 1964 and has 21 semester hours such a small pot could feed so awful boast the elf might make, South must discard on the I Mon. thru Fri. "Glri" Claus’ knees^ôok. He won '<%n Standards Division in Wlnd- that competitive examinations from 280 Scott Dr. Saturday. towards her Master’s Degree. many. But ’Tweedleknees would not second diamond. 7:16, “ Wave*” 9:00 dered how hi could conquer Sat., Sun. Cont. from ,M or l«ok s. He Joined the Bver- will be held for two poeltionB Phillip Snli'a toW the Mrs. Bioty has been teaching He leaned over the pot. It was be quiet. ” He likes roast pig!” If South discards a club, Blast 0 creatures who could not even 5:40 ’■^j^reen Lodge In 1962 and is a as crew leaders tor the local bike belonged to his daughter R in the Porter School in Colum as full as it had been at the he blurted. "And he can eat cashes the nine of clubs. If lose their heads. 'l^nemiMnember of the Deltsr Chapter highway department. and waa taken earlier in the bia. South discards a heart. East He tried to speak but before start. ’The pygmies had seconds more than you or your old Pig- jnRAM. He and Mrs. Luescher Closing date for ^;:pllcations week. In other action, the board has widgen any day!” runs the hearts. South must he could find his voice, Patrick and thirds and fourths and all i are members n of St. Peter’s Is Thursday, The examination, PoUce over the weekend In decided to leave the present pol At that moment the castle therefore throw one of his good ’Tweedleknees said grandly, the time the pot stayed full. Soturdoy-Sunday ] Eplaeopal Church, Wapplng. la limited to department mem- vestigated the theft of Christ icy for euimlssion of children to door slammed and the Pigwid- "Claus is more powerful than “ Does the pot never empty?” spades. I- Other, dected and appdnted hers only who have had a miid- mas light bulbs from decora kindergarten as it is. A parent gen himself entered the hall. Now East returns a spade to , MMATINS A ' your old king!” asked Claus. I officers include Henry I*rior, mum four years experience tions at five different homes. had requested entrance for an ’’Never,” boasted pygmy. Tomorrow: The Eating Con- put South in his own hand .De 1:45 3:25 ” Oh ho!” shouted the pyg ot and ^ ’ eenlor , warden; Cart Kenning, in the construction and main- The foUowlng persons reported ippen till 9 till Christmas CASUAL V ILLA 3 E exceptional child into the kin ” If you are so powerful surely test clarer can take only eight mies. ” We shall see!” 'junior wardm ; J. Harvey Hurd, tenance fidd. EUeven .local em- thefts: -Mice Cooley, 170 W. dergarten class in January. The tricks; and then he must lead saljirday night till 6:30 parents are being notified of •A Song-ij^ m (reasurer; Ernest Scott, secre- ployes are digible to take the Center St; Mrs. William / shops birds have co u rt^ p dances and away from the Q-3 of hearts, the board policy. \ I understand that the bees per giving the last two tricks to 956 main st., facing oak * manchester Vule Program form some terpelchorean move East. The Gilead Women’s Fellow ments at times, as well. Daily Question ship has been invited to attend Perhaps you forgot about this Partner opens with one spade, •ifr -I Complete Home the St. Columba’s Ladles So WAY In your talks about the bees and and the next player passes. You ciety Christmas prog^ram to the birds. hold: Spades, 7-6-3; Hearts, 8- h « » i il l 's Furnishings Since 1899! night at 8:15. ’Ibe program has I don’t even strenuously ob 6-2; Diamonds, Q-J-7-5-4; Clubs, been re-scheduled from last I HEARD IT” ject to the poptdar vocalists for A-J. give her famous name EVANS PIONEER . . . a Great Slipper to make week. A group of nuns from their utter lack of decent vocal What do you say? his at-home hours more comfortable. Black glove- Baltic and WilUmantic will Answer; Bid 1-NT or two SPECIAL STORE HOURS FOR THIS WEEK! give a band and choral concert. by John Gruber timbre. I can recall my mother asking me wtiait I thought of spades. In the style played by soft leather, lined with holly red. Padded) outer most experts the hand is not sportswear for active living Manchester Evening Her Bing Crosby, at one time. I •ole. told her I thought he was an quite a response at the level OPEN EVERY NIGHT tiU m ald Hebron correspondent, of two in a new suit. If your Mrs. Marjorie Porter, tel .228- artist. "But he sings In such $ 6 9 5 This is as normal as adoles a namby-pamby way,” she pro- partner tends to bid ^ y A t choose from G A R LA N D • A N N ARBO R • one. A query I frequently get at card or strong four-card major cence. And the dances of the tested. this season of the year runs suits, you can afford to raise PANDORA • LADYBUG • JUNIORITE • HIS FOR HER teen-agers have always scan- "Well, the tunes are namby- something like this; “ My teen spades at once; otherwise you dallzed their elders. When the pamby musically” I replied, age daughter wants a poitable should make the noncommittal Come in and See the exciting collection of Gift rumba came In It was eyed “There’s Just no sense In get- T ‘ ■ I phonograph for Christmas. I weak resporae of one no-trump. Footwear in our Freeman Shoe Department, don’t mind getting the phono more than a lltUe askance, for ting an opera star to sing Junk." No h4isfletoe This is true today. It's Jimk mu Copyright 1907 sweaters of every kind 7,00 to 25.00 graph but ooh! those terrible example. Ortainal Sodhdtrtck P sic and the vocalists are Junky, General Features Corp. TSy records she’ll buy for it from It didn’t displace the (Uodrot, •n RCA CAMOCN fWcord* puUovers or cardigans of bulky or flat knit wo period in mu and temperatures were around Qoldtn TOUCH A SEW* plain, "The lyrics are so sug sical Wostory when the cider 48 degrees below zero. f c f ; SBwing maebins by SINGER gestive!” Sure they are. And generation was not complaining about the dances and the music with P R O F E S S IO N A L * we had them In our day, too. What about "Love for Sale,” favored by the younger genera buttonholer and ” My Heart Belongs to Dad tion. • Exclualva Push-Button dy?” "Love for Sale” aJways Very little of this popular Bobbin winds right turned up on the radio In an dance music survives, the In the maohine! Instrumental version but every Strauss waltzes excepted. Short body new the lyrics at that of a ballet- dancer, well trained, • Solid State Spaed Control nobody can waltz to a Streuss System gives complete control time. Likewise they knew where the heart was on Mary Mar- waltz today, so even these Choose from five TCUCH A SEW * sewing machines sterling at $149,95 tin’s costume aa she wsirbled don’t count. The Chopin waltzes were idealized and not suited ether S IN G E R sewing machines from $69,95 *'"'*^*' her lyrics. UD Like It or not, music for teen for actual dancing. The same is HE-2200 agers has always been dance true of the numerous dances to music, and the dances have al be found in the works of Bach, who actually wrote them nos HAVE A ways had erotic Implications. pm ei INCUIDIU DBUIXI 0-FC. Complete COLQR-FULL talgically, lodking back at his youth. SIT OP eUANINS AeeiSSOMISI TV Truly popular dance music 8INQBR*2’«pMdbaH9ry CHRISTMAS scarely lasts a generation, and Chrittmasg powarad Phono only its really emphemeral charac Special * $369» ter is due to the essentially tor Ody e Transistors t 4 Q g | mediocre quality of all of It. To • Quality sound ^ | with walnut condemn the idols of today's • Portable wlthbattiriss Roll-About teen-agers in favor of an era TV Kart that could produce "Mairzey tfJOO Per Week Doats” is Just plain nonsensical. • Advanced color circuitry ensures I defy the parents of today to n Have You Tried Kdth’a versatile wool jumpers 10.00 to 16.00 excellent color picture name 60 tunes that were popu Keith% Has Been Your Head- "One-Stop ShoppingT" mo4«tD7 sm artly tailored pastel plaids, checks o r BoiidB . . . m any w ith • Automatic degausser demagnetizes lar in their own adolescent e We’U Come To Tour Home tube to give purer pictures years not "standards" from To Advise You! pocket detail, banded trims. some time before. Yet hundreds quarters For National Brands • Rare earth phosphors tube gives e We Have Terms To Pleese of tunes were published every Ill Everyone! more brilliant colors year so there were at last 500 For Over 68 Years!' • AU Purebasee Ihspedtod wool or orlon suits 25*00 to 40.00 Portable Your pharmacist, ^GIFT CERTIFICATE DINING SERVICE Before Ddtveiyl H q -lM for them to pick from at the new styles to wear now into spring in solid pastels sewing maehine by SINGER a dedicated man height of their involvement with are pleased to announce that we now have available for m AUt Financing Is Pone USE OUR CONVEHIENT lUDRU PUW! teen-age music. If they can’t Phone 643-41S9 By Beltb'si or navy, tattersals, tweeds, many with matching • Switches easily to zig-zag to Nt RwatWi (ijrwMt Nitn Fthniry I N I remember 60,. it is a fact that your convenience a GIFT CERTIFICATE DINING SERVICE. GIFT slacks. overcast, dam; buttonhole ^ A registered pharma they can’t remember one in ten. This service will hdp solve your gift-griving problems for those • Q u i r 9mo:th ope $ 0 0 9 5 fO ff gift wrapplngl BOXED The rest were pure out and out hard to shop for relations and friends by presenting them with of course • Sews on anyanv weightweioht fabric r i l C l i i . dellveryl cist devotes his time to Junk. Nine out of ten of today’s tunes are likewise Junk, prob a gift certificate for an evening of dining pleasure. This makes WhetinotJortomomeibiatSlUOUHtodayl* serving you, your fam ably even more. Maybe one in an ideal gift at Christmas or for such occasions as birthdays, 8 i t t i two hundred will become anniversaries, engagonents, weddings, showers, graduation^ ily, in the best interest "standards” suriving a couide CASVAIimUGS^, or in just thoughtful remembrance of some special favor.* > M A N C H E S i I R SINGER of generations. Ml , M /\ I N 5 T f use your personal charge account / of health. So you see I (km’t condemn 888 MAIN ST. — TEL. 64S-888S I Conn Bank Charge • Hartford N*tl Charge W oMon tiruq Co. the teen-ager’s "pop" tunes of I tiM ftimr** Junicr High S ^ o l cn Lower (SonttEnd) Main Street today any more than tiiose of Covey's Restaurant OTTP-SttKINGaR IN OUE LOT NEXT TO THE STORE H TiWNUit U TM lINCtt CUMrMt 1 , MS-5SS1 their elders. They serve the I# 701 Main, Mancheater 45 E. CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER ne&ty ol ParUng same purpose in all genera tions; they are music for _ 8PM«______courtdiip dances. Even the

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Îsanti, J o n 1 c a Desautels, Ciflumhia Jeanne Lambert, Jodi Rosen, Hospital Notes Linda Zanottl, Debra Danks, Gov. Reagan Pledges Pattsats Tedays.m «tl MARCTGIID aOAP Paula Brookman, Edle Witten M A N om D on oi School Board^s EnumeratioD berg, Penni Rosen and Abby ADMITTBD BA'CURDAT: Kassman. California Frugality Henry Agnew, 80 Steep HbUesr ______^...... ______*“ T ***^”*‘ Lane; David Cliagnof, 198 BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Chratnut St., Rockville; Mrs. DAT: Mrs. Bessie Burdick, Finley St. lOause filorist ^ Those receiving pins Included Finds 1,275 Are Under 20 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) law and order on the state’s 28 S t, Vernon; • OSleen daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rioeemary MUder, Goose Lane. Green Lodge Convalescent Also, Veronica Wendy Terlecki, Linda Jensen, —- Gov . Ronald Reagan has university and college campuses ■Tbomey. Bolton Branch ôUand; Steven McCurry. Box Home; Mrs. Florence McMUlen, 24 E l d r l ^ S t .; The recently completed enum- Ouroi Mng 8&t 8PBOIAL nVEBY DAY Lynn Sadlon, Karen Kozen and and to present solutions to The aimual Christmas Carol promised CaUfomians more fru 991-9VI BIAIN ST., M A N C H B 8T E R -4U -M 7S. Dwmen, 26 Tyler CUnole; Vemon; a son to Mr. saS 800, RFD 2. Bolton; John Mar- 434 Oakland Rd., Wapplng; Ste- grove. RFD 2. Mancheste^ emtkm taken by the Board of Cathy Pell. pressing problems of rapid sing will be held Friday at gality In state government' dur rPsriey Farrington, RFD 8. Ver- Peruccto. «a st tin, 16 Main St., Vernon; Lewis phen Dawson, 176 Pine Tree Mrs. Monica M clto n a ^ IM Xkhication ehows a total of 1.- Yule Decoration SHOPPING transit, water supplies and pol- 7:80 p.m. on Columbia Green. ing 1988, particularly in pro « n ; Mrs. BUsa Oado, GMston- Hartford; a daughter to Xtr. and Brown, Andover; Brian Mose- Lane, Wapplng; Carol Balan- Oak St.; M ich el S c h ^ t , 31 FRESH CUT POMPONS Brownie Troop 6002 has pre lutlMi. :fiiry; Mrs. Nora George, 189 WUlam Godfrey East ley, Bolton Branch Rd., Ver- ceau. Middle Rd., Ellington; EasUand St.; Danlel^hwam. g l o b T ^ 27S peraons in the community The community Christmas tree DAYS TO grams which consume the most sented a mobile Christmas dec In reiterating his proposed OPEN TONIGHT in the age bracket frcm hbth on the green will be lighted ear tax dollare—welfare, medical ;«eU y Rd.. Wappliig ; Waltw Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. non; Mrs. BUen Mulrhead. 87 Mrs. EUle NordWom, Olaston- 819 South St.. From Our Greenhouses oration to Windham Hospital, CHRISTMAS tuition, or new student charge, Rublard, HuUard Dr., Vernon; jjichael Calles, Middletown; a Main St.; Edward Matushak, 86 bury; John Page. 28 Strickland drew Mackas, 28 S a n f ^ M ., Travel Service to 20 years as of Sept. 1, 1087. ly this week. ceno and education. AND EVERY NIGHT according to leaders, Mrs. Law at the university and college, .Mrs. BopMe Mlkotowsky, 14E ^ aild Mra. Thdmas Highland St.; Francis Dan- St.; Kathleen Wright, 668 Marjorie Sherman. ^ i, M - The Recreation Council, re- The Republican governor pre 90S MAIN STREET ^2 QQ Bunch In 1082, the first year census rence Brown and Mrs. Roger Reagan said: "Currently the igwnslble for the lights, will sented a blueprint of the second • Itcaulre Lone; Mrs. Sarah Byron, 118 Hnlaine Rd. ' cosae, 61 Hemlock St.; Mrs. Parker St.; Mrs. Louis Porrinl, ton; Mrs. Helen ^^*6^ East included that gri'oup count, the Ward. fruit; Thiursday, turkey and taxpayer foots a bill that aver 643-2165 also decorate Teomans Hall and year of his "Creative Society" ,9eg^, BrooU^; Katory^tok- b i r t h S YESTERDAY • A s«i P«»wskl, AUce Dr., Cov- Bridgeport. Har^rd; lêderick Dickson, total was 048. The decoration, made of tinsel, gtravy, potato, .peas, cranberry ages out at $2,900 a year per . w e ^ r , IM Lake St ;William A Chamberlain, Also. Mrs. Antoinette Cecere, 219 Charter Oak St CASH smd CABBY Moor’s Indian Charity School. sauce, ice cream; no school program in a television and ra Authorized agent in This year the school emxrfl- may be suspended from the ceil student at the university level. TO 9 P.M. tripp, 174 WethereH S t ; Mrs. ^ “ r. M d Mra. Wmiam Wor Hartford. East Hartford; Clarence StUson, Also, Mrs. Janice Oerbe and Lidiestar tor all Airlines,^ ment stands at 838, including Richard Curland, program FrMay. dio broadcast Sunday evening. Obmtance Worthey. 8 Oval “ • Vernon Garden ^ _ ing and was a work project for He pledged his administration And he pays It whether or not (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) Aiso, Sean CbmpbeU, 28 47 Cottage St.; Andrew Hovrta, son, 114 Henry St.; Mrs. Lucy Railroads and Steamship KRAUSE FLORIST A BREEmiOUSES kindergarten. In 1062 there were chairman, and Mrs. Herbert Apts., Vernon; a daughter to the girls. would live within its means he is able to afford to send his Caine. Carol Lang. Mansfield;■ ■ Benton ~ ■ Whitcomb, Whitcomb, Kimberley Kimberley and and aaugmer, daughter, ii 71 en HARTFORD ROAD B71 students but the school did Englert Sr. have arranged the Manchester Evening Herald Named Etorgeant without raising taxes again. But own children to college . . . ADMITTED YB8TERDAY: View Dr.. VemonrTiHanas 47 BUyue Rd.; Bennie BeauUeu, Church St.; Mra. Carol Rice and not include kindergarten which caroling. Golambia correspondent Vir Leon TetreauH, son of Mr. the real needs of the state’s whether or not he has children today has 68 pupils. A brasB ensemble will accom ginia Carlson teL S88-M24. and Mrs. Leon Teireeult and nearly 20 million citizens won’t at all.” pany the singers. Instrumenta ^ D e l t o S « McAUUter. East Hartford; a W a¥Ph«; Hodgfcta, 1 4 ______School figures show a total grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred be sacrificed in the name of Mte. Frmncee DMWartii^ 40 Olcottat; Madeline Baldwin, lists Include Jack Thompson, of 606 students in Porter as Tatro, all of Rit. 6, has been Supreme Court Bid cost-cutting and economy, Rea 120 John German, James McKeon, H^lrh^ E^t torS rt- a wn to ^ Waranoke Rd.; David iBoc- o f Sept. 1, (today there are over axlvanced to the rank of ser gan said. W ^ r e a$ Andrew Spearman and Ed WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. 1620 ^ ^ ' Mr Md MraâSS’Mc^de ^ Hartford; NOnnend 800); Windam High School, 210; geant in the U.S. Marine 0>rp. Despite the savings so far, Open Nights till 9 (Sat. till 5:30) ward Foster, a music director Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., says near at Manchester High, one student; He has been stationed In Viet he will ask the Supreme Court Reagan said, the state’s finan QP Windham Regional Tech., 12; for schools in nearby towns. nam for the past seven months to permit suits testing the con cial plcttire "is still grim ." O l W . SSS l i S T ’ Middle cM u:kae& Lebanon Vo-Ag, 2; 12 in spec There Mdll be special singing you r . took Rd., South Windsor; Theo- »*aruora. ^ Tpke. iNassiff Arms CoJ and received the Purple Heart stitutionality of federal aid to Reagan concluded the 16-mln- Downtown Manchester groups from St. Ciolumba’s Garrtty, 24 Tower Rd.; DISCHARGED SATURDAY: ial classes; seven in private during combat in DMZ. church schools. ute "Report to the People” by telephone Also, Mrs, MBdred Heyart at 068 Main Street schools ,and two in institutions. Church, the Ciongregational roB AfR u m n t B I i H Gertrude Hamel, S tom ; Mrs. Conia McChirry, (Colonial Tebreatilt’s mother said the Ervin said he will make the reading a Christmas c a ^ from YouSl never have to buy Wm ai Church, tile CYO and Pilgrim There are 20 in this age group young man, due for a rest pe request in a frlend-of-the-court William E. Lopez, an Army lieu because each tJine Ltontts (tove b. JuUenne Hansen, Stafford Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Irma Meridy, Family Sports Fellowship organizations and prIniB your roll of A tarings; Dale Hooey, 116 Walk- 27 Teresa Rd.; Mrs. Joan Klely, who are in the armed forces; riod, was being flown to Hono brief in connection with a pend tenant in Vietnam. ico^-cotor film we ^glve you all Scout troops. FR FF eETst.; John Howland, Love Thompsonvllle; Douglas Du- 81 in post-secondary school, lulu and added, his wife, the ing case on behalf of Amerlcauis The governor, at ease before LUTBLY FREE, a fresh roU RANGE for TOUT camera. We replace the turn i tene, RFD 4, Coventry; James fresne, Watrous Rd., Bolton; including 70 coliege stu Scout Investiture former Joan Ward of Wllll- for Public Schools and the Bap the television camera,, used you have detôped. It’s all fresh- ^ D E t i V E R Y iCettne, East Hartford; Samuel Mra. Hazel Strong, 17 GrlHin Gift Center dents; 38 employed, and one Girl Scout ôop 6011 held in mantic, had left to join him for tist General Association of Vir crisp firm tones in speaking of daited and top quality and Ko dak. too. Oultt processing t t e v l ^ 410 E. Center St. R d.; Frtmeis Fagan, Twin HUls unemployed. vestiture and re-dedication cere a vacatixMi. ginia. the state’s economy needs. But IM hour service tor jLlso, Mrs. Catherine Lana- Dr., Coventry; Mra. Rosemary FUEL OIL 8100 TO The census shows 64 famil monies last week and added ten "This will be the honeymoon "These two groups have his voice mellowed as he held Your order for drug needs fusck snd white (JuM s ilttie Mt longer for gBn, Vemon Haven Convales- Armstrong, 29 Elro St.; Ytieo- 85 0 0 0 ies not previously enumerated girls to the troop during the eve they didn’t have when they asked me to present their viewb Lopez’ card in his hands and and oosmetlos will be taken .color). GASOLINE Open Every Night and 47 families have moved. ning. were married last January,” to the court because they are talked of Californians risking oare o f Inunedlatoly. pent Home; Virginia Lowe, 27 dore Drake, Ripley HIU )M., EABN? PAYMENTS BN'borough Rd.; Jonine Mer- Coventry; Mrs. Mary Lee, 88 The pre-school age group Eight sixth graders gave Mrs. Tetreault said. convinced that only by judicial their lives In war. available shows 37 children from birth to scouting demonstrations and re School Menu review of the First Amendment "In this Christmas season, ITT a tww, RFD 2, White Rd., Rock- Margaret Rd.; Mrs. OUve Wr- till 9 one; 68 age one; 67 ago two; ceived their five-year pins. Porter School hutch menu: can the pubUc schools be pro I’m sure we all share a prayer y0)e; Catherine Montano', 20 bell, 6 Mountain View ' Rd., BANTLY OIL AT THE PABKADB Dsnd Lane, Wapplng; FYank South Windsor; Mra. Sylvia 67 age three; 73 age four, 21 Mrs. Sol Koenigsberg, troop Monday,, ravioli, corn, fruit tected and religious liberty be that they’ll be with us before an (jJsddojniu, lUGGETT DRUG 404 BODDUI TPKB. ^ 991 MAIN STREET—649-1647—MANCHESTER of whom receive schooling and leader, and Mrs. Walter Albert oocktaiil; ’Tuesday, meat halls, preserved,’’ he said In a state other Christmas and that peace 767 MAIN ST^-64S-5Stl {Kireinski, 82 Chestnut St.; Lund ell, Glastonbury; Mrs. MdMb Tn m k Gtasi DiEfliib E81^ 67 age five, 66, of whom attend conducted the ceremonies.' Tice, wax beans, peaches; ment. "I share their views will come,” Reagan said. Prescription Pharmacy John Odemann, 48 Ashland St.; Anna Slmoncelll, 88 CtooUdge kindergarten. New members include Rose Wednesday, hamburg, salad. completely.’’ Reagan promised to maintain Mrs. Jessie (Rilund, Main St. S t; George Jacquemin, Rt.

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by, who waa reportbd missing way were both employed at the ing and three of larceny over dy of the Amherst County dog Bolton early Sunday morning by het Hull Dye Works in Derby and $1*. warden. Bryant says It wlH be r Search Off ToUand County husband, Wesley. neither showed up for work this Three American jets Surf Hunt Perkins allsgadly waa involv Shepherd Dog Pack up to the commonwealth’s attor FUB.OIL ed in breaks at glria* donnito- ney and the courts to decide Mead told Derby police that morning, the company said, Superior Court riea at the University of Con their fate. Santa^ in Ectpansive Mood^ For Missing hte wife had been misslhg since The Coast Guard and the Civil 1 M For Holt necticut. He Is married and the -Friday. Bridgeport police are Air Patrol ceJled off the search Lost in Hanoi Raids 888 OaL: O iO a . A t6-yeu>old Coventry man father of four dilldren. He will Kills Two Small Boys InveaUgatlng to determ ine Sunday night after an intensive (OoTitInned from Page One) and 40 wounded when a mortar 94-HswEi Sacred to Indians Citek Pleasure^ on Flying Piper Plane ...... B — ______. . . round fired by other Marines waa sentenced to state prison be on probation for three years whether she was one of the pas-, combing of the Oormectlout R . ■ . (Oonttnued rroui Page O n e ) ----- Plains Indians considered sac 8aa*a Okaia took c « by hell- will meet tonight at 8 in the shoreline and Inland areaa from B*ein^down for brief periods of accidentally landed in their po- Friday after he was convicted and is to receive payidilaMe BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A light on the missing plane. nest Floyd, a Lynchburg man red both the peace pipe cet^. ’^’ÂAev.ftUto ’the iShady Glen Community Hall fireplace room. New York to Rhode Island. combat sition Saturday night near Hoi NHL OR. Suspended on two counts of risk of injury. aid. Goodman coming up the hill all plane believed to be carrying D«i-by police alro sold ^ t t e r who owns properiy adJMng the mtmy and the souroes cf the laimfmM imd at 10:80 this' The Republican Town Oommit------:------Little ground action was re- An, Juat Ixflaw tiie big Mburtoe and two of indecent assault Jeffrey R. Clark, 22 of Mans dased. He was carrying one , .. young wpman, Miss Patricia M 9.49M (OoiitlaiMd from Pace Uae) Goodman land. Tlie scene of the soft, red Pipestone. Hostile momlng, laden wMh candy tee will not meet tomorrow. four persons Is sOU missing In Hemlngwiy, was missing, Dick GagUardi ia in his tiilrd ported. base at Da Nang, the U.S. Oom- Albert E. Michaud cf South field, was charged with theft o t poor bloody little body and he attack was approximately on tribes met in amily on the , Jorall good emd beilev- The Board of Finance will the Long Island Sound-Connectl- watehed him dive and diaappear St was given three to five a motor veMcle (a motorcycle). said the dogs had the other boy Mrs. Mead and Mias Heming- season as Yale’s hookey coach. Two U.S. Marines were killed mand said. the property line. common ground o t the quarries. iJlg dhttSren at Bolton SSenun- meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the cut shore area, but the search years on one count of the flrat He was given a prison sentence down t>y the creek. beneath the wavea. He said Floyd usually kept the town offices. has beeh cedled oft. charge wlQi an additional year of one, year to run concurrently "I went down there and saw Stewart aald the aurf waa too some dogs but I never did find dogs penned up but had let them Drtvaiv by Mrs. Claus to the ______on each of the other three with the sentence he is now Shop with cash-Apply for The Piper CSienkee, piloted roach for Mm, and when die the other boy,” Scott said. run loose Sunday as Uiey had packing area britlnd the res- Manchester Evening Herald counta. servin g. b y Jam es T y re e , 88, o f M asse- Rescue squadsmen found the occeuionally In the past. Floyd Xerox Copy Service tAimnt h6 BDDniDd in hia usiuil ma _ ^ __ n prime mlMater failed to aur- The arrest came after an in way * cbeefeed, snoW4>eanled. corrospondcot. Clemewen pequa, N.Y., was last heard body later, Scott said, about 800 also had given the Goodman an HFC Shopper’s Loan from at 1:56 a.m. Saturday as face, he ran to five the alarm. vestigation Into actlona with twlô.eyed condition. He said 818 8881. yards from the scene of the at children permission to {day on Blueprint and Supply, hie. HoUday shopûwith it was approaching the Bridge ■ AuatraUans today accepted aa hia two step daughters. State’s DecRne in Deaths Ida land and to play with the his weight has held pretty ------tack. 680 H a rtfo rd B d,, M a a d ie s te r MONTHly P A Y N kONT SOH n u u cash from an HFC port Air^rt. The plane left a fact that their prime mMater Atty. Joel Reed n tdd ttw court dogs, which they had many steady since he was forced to Due to the development of Dr. Jack Feudkoner, Amherst 649-8888 12 < Shopper’a Loan may Long Island airpoti Friday and had died in the sea he loved, the actlona were over a two- times before, Bryant said. U u take off a few inches because antitoxin serums, deaths from Cotmty medical examiner, said B o e k v llle E xch a n ge B n t. 1496 psym e p d fm tt P v m h save you money. And made a brief stop at Bridgeport. and they were greatly sad year period. F lo y d ’ s doiga a re in the custo- Of the difficulty he experienced About Town tetanus, often called lockjaw, the eldest boy died of loss of $ 9 .7 5 $ 1 8 .0 8 yoa’ll avoid t o 6rst- Bad weather forced it back to dened. Atty. Solomon Kemeaky rep $ 5 .5 8 $ 6 .9 7 getting in and out of heUcopter The finance committee of have (Alined in the United bkwd from severe lacerations 20.91 2 9 5 5 5 4 5 5 of-the-year MUi, too. Bridgeport. “Like President Kennedy he resented Michaud and explained 16.75 bubUes a few years ago.' It’s Center Congregational Church States fro m 1,472 In 1920 to an all over hia body. 2 6 .5 8 3 3 5 2 47.41 8 9 .0 8 Later, you may repay Ted Satcher of Valley Stream, waa not given time to show his client’s actions were due to not the same as an open sleigh, w ill meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. average of leas than 800 per Bryant said the dogs that 41.33 52.44 7 4.66 1 4 1 5 3 HFC conveniently. * N.Y., a student pilot, was the what he could do,” said the Syd a breakdown caused by over Foft THr he chuckled. in the church office. y e a r. were impounded belong to Ear 5 1.16 6 5 .0 5 9 2 5 3 176.16 other identified passenger. Two w ork. AMk about credit lift But otherwise, he said, he en ney Morning Herald. *"nte great WORLD'V insursnes on losM St women reportedly were also on taaks to which he set himself MUton E. Proaaer, M, of Prov joys the center hops. When FINEST cJtor<(S Ml tf p « f M «CM h (. gioupmtea. An exhibit of work done by the plane. idence, R.I., formeriy of Al 4 1 there’s no snow, as today, he were unfinished. The war in FABRICS students in fall art classes at An automobile waa found bany Ga., was sentenced to is reminded of the line “as dry Vietnam still rages. The with Luts Junior Museum w ill be held abandoned at Bridgeport Airport one year in Jail on a charge of leaves before the wild hurri drawal of Britain from the Far tomorrow through Jan. 7 at the today, and an Investigation East has oidy Just begun. Aus- assault with a dangerous wea{>- HOUSEHOIDHIIAIIC^^ cane fly, meet with an obstacle on. d ioM l& on k , museum on Cedar St. The event showed that it was owned b y itralia/s relationship with her mount to the sky” when he is open to the public. M rs. Sandra M ead, 27, o f D er- neighbors in Asia are still shad The sentence win be suspend HAVE ViOBt takes-off. In the swirl and chop M ANCHIfflR SHOmniW PAMCAM owy and undefined.” ed after Prosser has served tour Christmas bonusl / of the Idades. months. Ha wUl be put on pro w b o i i m s ^ , Holt had 692 days in office aft 382 Middle Turnpike W m I He said he likes to ride orar bation for two years. er taking over from Sir Robert sa v e on CLEANED N b V r t ln 2nd Hoor— PHONE: 643-9536 the countryside, \riiatever the gifty ideas for a man^s Christmas Menaies. He stood staunchly by The arrest was the result of weather, over the trees and President Johnson's Vietnam an alleged attack on a Univer- me fam ous houses until he sees all those pOUcy, defending the bombing slty of Connecticut girt. The eager faces, smiling, waiting, 17 JEWEL IDENTIFICATION BRACELET WATCH court was told that Prosser had TURKEYS of North Vietnam and refusing underwood 21. , in the school yards. TDUP TREE FARM to accept a settlement which been drliddng. He waa trying Then the ground rushes up. to drag the girt into his car ,' The blades stop. He eases him- HENS ONLY - - - TOBfS AIX SOLD The Florentine . . . a distinctively per would give victory to the Oom- FRESH, NEVER FROZEN whMi other students came to You'll recognize its value the minute you self out, and the children are munists. Six thousand Austra YES, WE PULL THE TENDONS sonal g ift w ith hand-FVirentined texture her reaoue. see the solid steel case, the fully controlled • all around him. It’s a change - lian troopa are fighting with the Color film c por H>.... Ovon Drassod allies in South Vietnam. L a r r y K . M itch ell, 80, o f Hen- keyboard tabulation, and extras like vertical from slttlhg in department 60 on ident and chain in gold or silver fin nequin Rd., Columbia, was I stores, too, an d a lot more fun Very much the maker of hia and horizontal half-spacing. Now you can given a suqênded sentence of . than climbing down chimneys, FRANK HARABURDA ish. Suitable for engraving. own foreign policy. Holt made 97.80 a year and a day in prison on squeeze in the letters you left out and insert he admitted. ASH SWAMP ROAD GLASTONBURY, CONN. two far-ranging toura through so good P H O N E 688-8415 charges of breaking and enter “Don’t get me wrong,” he Aala, three to Britain and the symbols above or below the line. Think you’ll ing arltli criminal intent and lar ’ said, with another hearty laugh. United States, and attended the find an Underwood 21 under the tree? Talk to ceny. -■ “I wouldn’t give up my rounds summit conference of Vietnam The charge Involved a break Santa and come in soon. I on the night before Christmas aUiea in Manila. at the Blackledge Country Club you'll forget J tor all the toy patenUT in the FILEDEX WALLET KEEPS 20 CARDS The Hptt fam liry-^ wife, In H ebron on J u ly 19. O ver $100 t MTorld, but I lo v e to h over o v e r Zara, Ms three stepsona And worth of golf supplies were I the Helds and towns, with no their wives spent the night at EASILY VISIBLE . . . EASY TO REACH stolen. Mitchell was placed on reindeer to worry about, then the fam ily’s compound at Port- probation for five years with \ descend aiod {dace candy canes -/ I sea. it costs < in - all those gaily mlttened the understanding he would re I ^ At a Christmaa carol program ceive psychiatric aid. ’ hands, ^tbout worrying If I’ve Convenience right at his fingertipB. Made in Sydney’s Hyde ■ Park, a R o b ert C . P erk in s, 28, o f 87 • left the rlgkt thing for John or throng o f 15,000 w a s kbocked by Broad 8t., IKWimantlc, waa : M a ry .” with new kingsize reinforced construction and STORES OF f a s h io n the announcement of Holt’s dls- given a suspended Jail sentence. ° ''° less • “Everyone' gets the same,” appearance,and bowed heads in 25 he said, aa he ambled to the elegant rep lining. Besides the bxclusive File- He araa charged with three rilent prayer. One woman broke ' waiting helicopter. “And the counts of breaking and enter dex card compartment, it features a second the sllenoe with a loud 8, "M y same to you — Merry Chrlst- Ood, my God.” . m a s !” card pocket and a hidden bill pocket Delegates to the U. N. Gen FOR YOUR HOUDAY Santa’s ride to Bolton was eral Assembly paid tribute to All for the low price of >1 A il A A sponsored by the PTA. Nutmeg Specially in mellow cowhide or pandit buffalo 98 Holt today while the U. N. ban Complete with carryin8 caae. lA ^ e W SHOPPING CONVINIINCI Airways of Meriden provided ner flew at half staff outside the transportation, and Mun in EhigUsh Morocco or 'water buffalo 8.98 headquarters. 'f a " ( Plus a special Xmas bonus a $12.95, Lloyd Hi- son’s Candy KltcheiF, the pep Oomellu Manescu of Roma permint canes. Priced Intensity Lamp. GRAND WAY'S nia, president of the General fair Oouoert in Oym Assembly, opened the session WAX The location of the elemen with a call for a minute of I OPEN'TIL 11 P.M .I tary school Christmas concert For Someone silent tribute to Holt Wednesday night has been Lord Caradon, the Brit diaJud&DjnX, MONDAY THRU SATURDAY changed to the 'high school f o r y o w ish delegate, eulogised Holt. gym. Students are to be at the Special! U. S. Ambassador Arthur J. chrbtmm trwo gym at 7:20. The concert will ELBE JEWEL BOX IMPORTED FROM SWEDEN Goldberg read a message of StaiionsiAdL, begin after a brief PTA busi Condolence from PreMdent ness meeting at 7:80. 849 M AIN— 649-S341— MANCHESTTER Johnson to the Australian peo Children in klndergsirten Created by the boxmakers to the Royal Swe ple, and added hia own. through G rade 2, G rades 3 and 4, euid G rades 0 emd 6 w ill sin g dish Court and imported especially by Swank traditional Christmas songs un E Painting Referendum der the direction of David Du for your gift giving. Cust(»n crafted with pre. BASEL, Swltserland (AP) — gold tooling and luxurious French velvet The high school concert will Cavlc pride produced a plurality be held aometlme after the holi lining. here in a referendum authoris days. 98 ing the cantonal state govern Gadm Promoted ment to purchaae two Picasso John C. ,Rothwell n, son of paintings. Mr. and John C. Rothwell The two pointings have hung j of Hbward.'Rd., a Junior at Nor many years In the Basel wich Unlvbrsity, Northfleld, Vt., Museum of Fine Arts. has been promoted to the rank The referendum, an>roved of cadet $taff sergeant in Head 82,118 to 27,190 la s t w eekend, quarters Company. Names of wUl m ake $1.04 m illion avhU- ■ ahle to the government, vdildi newly-dealgnated officers and a lrea d y has ooU ected $600,000 non-comtnisaioned officers were tow ard the $1.9 m ilU on p ric e announced recently. Cadeta are from private donations. chosen for military rank in the The Picasso’s, “The Two I Corps of Cadeta on the basis of Brothers,” and "Sitting Harle their Academic and military quin” are the property of Peter performance emd their qualities plaid slipper kit holds his Staechelln, majortbr stockholder | of leadership. Rank is assigned in the bazderupt Globe Airline. for one academic year at a time. 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complement of seven will be tain address, was charged with Andover In Suez Canal needed to handle them. £k> serv Relief to Riot-Tom Slums BogginiBacks Mayor^s Idea Stock Market wilful injury to private prop ing will be Ifes. James Kilduff, Affenfion! erty and intoxication Saturday Mrs. Leon Palmer. Mrs. Rldl- ard Mahar, Mrs. Charles Wil To Be Costly, Brooke Says night. Police say he was found Local Man For Teacher Negotiator Shows Gain; liams, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. REAttlNfl IMPROVEMEIIT GLASSES POW’s Play Pranks at Charlie’s Service Station, in Joseph Oomerford and Mrs. (Oontlnued from Page One) IN. OhMtes Bogglni, a mem- mlttee,” Boggini said, "because custody of Joseph CSierrone, At Meeting Charles Kukuoka. tion Is needed to protect federal BEGINNING JANUARY 8, 196B Trade Active iMiirV*!!?' Television of Columbia University that the b ir at the Boaixl of Eklucatfon, t’d feel very uncomfortable stl- and Cherrone told them Daley Lnnoh Program personnel who are SMsanlted 6:00 violent repression *of city riots lauded M ayor Nathan ting in on any closed meetlngis. NEW YORK (AP)—A scram had thrown a rock through the (C) School Chats reported at the while trying to quell clvU dlsor- AFTERNOON and EVENING OLAMBS L I M (Mike Do««Ua 7:tU (40) Neva On McCarthy will lead to "expanding guerril itltostlnelU’s that "In my opinion, all business bled stock market showed a On Stranded Vessels display window at Cêrrone’s <80> NMraneel end ,of loot week that the school d en. t|«ma in the Capitol Region of a publicly Constituted body gain on balance early this aft Package Stare. 7:30 (U ) AMthI HMobco^ la w arfare between the races (Continued from Page One) ( B-40) Cbwtev in Africa Gerald B. Anderson, Long HIU lunch program, In a not so good The report said troops and Classes for ELEM ENTARY emd m O H SOHO(ML should be ‘an open book,’ even ernoon. Trading was active. suffered as a result of the until the entire country becomes o^toider hiring a profesaionel Daley was taken to Hartford (104048%) Ike MoiWeee 'S. Rd., a member of the steering financial condition early in the other federal officials assigned though it is being conducted In Gains outnumbered losses by Arab-Israeli war,” said Capt. (UtateroKera Netshbor- a tinderbox, like South Africa.'’ Remedial Reading (Fbonlos, Understanding, ote.), BUaSy ntgoUetor to deal with teach- Most of the crewmen were re State Jail in lieu of $100 bond. bood committee of the ICcCaaihy for year due to mostly to too few to antiriot duty are not protect committee.” around 160 issues on the New patriated, but skeleton crews Americo Rodrigues of Pompano OomM Gans made the comment in e{ imfons in the region. Daley appeared in Circuit Fremch Cbef Connecticut, attended a meeting pupils taking the lunch, is now ed by federal law against as Skills, OomprAenslan, Vocstmlary, Speed, fMLege IlMVi The board had been under Yprk Stock Exchange, trim Beach, Fla., the master of the gGniiitqnee _ from recent testimony before the cl-vU rSaid Boggini: “I was very are left on board. Ck)urt 12, Manchester, this 6:30 Peier. Jeuuluaa, N«wa on an even keel. Government sault, injury or death at the ming a more favorable ratio of that group yesterday In Strat disorders commission- which Test Preparation and General Reading Efllclenoy. to see that Mayor Agos- pressure from the Manchester Political differences are ig African Glenn. 8:«> aS) SubnciiatlDn TV aid has not been reduced, more morning. He pleaded guilty to ru World ford. The purpose of the meet was released Saturday. hands of rioters. tteelli is .supporting the p&si- Education Association to hold that prevailed in the morning. nored. ’The American freighter AU the men are busy prparing (li) LAicy b S w * Small Classes * Pre-Testing Program * Certified Teachers intoxication and not guilty to __ at’# New? (4t> Aiwiuee ing was to seek delegates to young people are taking the It also urged early commit I have been holding the closed salary-contract talks for The Dow Jones industrial av African Glenn, chartered by the for Christmas. Some have re DoMOBat He urged governmental action the damage violation. The cose SK)0 " S-14) Andy OrktHh (C) the State -Democratic conven lunch, .the cooks are cutting ment of adequate forces when two years." two years and held firm to its erage at noon was up 2.42 at U.S. Defense Department, was ceived gifts from home. R£AL Sborta, 8-40) Felony Squad (C ) , to deal with "grievances that Acodamic Rooding Improvenwnt Cnnfnr, Inc. was continued to Dec. 21 for (10 4 0 4 a«0 )C H d M on the tion from all-towns in the state costs of some food by turning trouble breaks out and laid Boggini emphasized he would poslOon for public meetings this 883.03. on its way to Europe from South Polish seamen built a huge , ion WoahhiKtDn Hearth < 0 medee the ghetto boil over and trial. rerv Grldn who will be pledged to support out homemade Items, and sur stress on advance planning and os E. CENTER STREET Next to Oavsjr's piess to have the school board fall vviiile the M EA refused to Aside from the usual year-end Vietnam. The Bulgarian Vasil floating Christmas tree near the' ESTATE (44) NSA' Journal that encourage police, the .. . HlghMOhU (O 9:80 ( 3KW FamUy A ffair (C) Sen. ESugene ICcCkirthy in his plus government meats are in carefully developed command- Teleplioiie OMÔMT include an appropriation for a negotiate openly, broke off pre- cross-currents of tax-loss sell Levsky was en route to North Nippon. ’The men will ring the Daley was unable to post a NorrObeat troops âpd their supporters in MANCHESTER, CONN. Nenra ____ ( 8-«) Fsrton PUoe (O bid oA a peace candidate for generous supply. and-control systems. ing, switching and reinvest Vietnam. But “we live here as tree on (Christmas eve and sing reduced $25 bond, and was re 10:00 (a040%4()) I Spy (C) the white population to resort to ligotiator in its budget request limlnary talks, and sought state- HoBole'a Navy president. The menus for the rest of the ment, the market was also af brothers at sea. We know no na carols. TTien they will exchsinge turned to Hartford State Jail. Men In ooê excessive repression in return.” for next year. level mediation of the dispute. Plans discussed included prl- week are: Tuesday, roast beef, fected by the yo-yo action of the tionality, no Eastern or Western visits and dinners. Turkey, tra Raymond F. Whitney, 61, of • :S0 M fl) Walter Oraokite (C) Priestf Nurse Wed "I feel it is definitely in the But State EducaUon Oommis- D) udustTv on Parade msurles to express the wUl of g tw y , buttered potato, green But Gans added a long-range gold mining stocks —jostled blocs, no politics,” one Am eri ditional puddings and other im 400 E. Center St. was charged 6> (Peter Jenninaa (C) Amth- L A JOLLA, Calif. (A P ) -r- The best interests of both the board sloner WiUiam J. Sanders re- the people when this becomes beans, bread u d butter, jello; program will be needed to cently ruled that he could not downward again—and by speci can seaman said. ported delicacies will be on the with .'ntoxlcatlon Saturday af W4M0) HunOeySrlnkley Rev. James Kavanaugh, a Ro and the taxpayers to employ a necessary. It was announced Wednesday, chicken soup, grill change the relationships be mediate the question under the fic corporate news. The six men on the African tables. ternoon after a complaint by a (ai) WhaTa New? man Catholic priest who wrote proessional trained to handle 8:46 (40) Newa that a founding convention to ed cheese sandwich, carrot tween whites and Negroes. statute cited by the teachers Word that industrial produc Glenn sponsored creation of woman at the address. He is "A Modem Priest Looks at His negotiations," he said. 7:00 ( » Dloivae 3) Lanr am N r. Jonea work for state-wide local groups sticks, m arble cake; Thursday, RepuMlcans in the House Outdated Church,’’ was married Boggini seconded the may- and released a statement stq>- tion in November made its the Great Bitter Lake Associa scheduled for court appearance (IQ) MOHale’a Navy ^ n UondBy StarHcM. MV MoiiceUiir will be held on Jan. IS. Arrange ham, sweet potato, peas, home were reported by one of their l6Mt weekend. or’s contention that boards oif porting closed negotiations, sharpest month-to-month recov tion (G B LA). Capt. James Star- on Dec. 29. Sj TVaiCht Bone Blahop Show (C) Police Arrests k ments include the appearance made biscuits, sundae. Friday, lead en to be preparing a civil He said, "I am acting in ac GIFT CARD ery in three years as basically ROBERT J. SM TH, Cia) ’Truth. ConsMuencea education have become -so in- Then, at its meeting last Mon- ky of the British ship Port In- (O Willilam R. Snow, 21, of 240 (iD4O-10) Uawi, Weather 1:00 of nationally known speakers. no school. MUk is the beverage rights' bill for the next session of cord with my conscience before volved in negotiating with day, the board suddenly revers- encouraging. So was tKe fact vercarg^l is president and Is 8) Nearwoope Vincas Gulbinas, 63, of 31 Charter Oak St., was charged MSURANSMIIK SMCE 1114 Anderson pointed out that in- served with all meals. (Congress. (3od.’’ teacher organizations they have cd its position, turning the nego- that General Motors had now in England trying to establ Union St, was charged last with breach of peace after a 80 ! BATUBIPAT’S TT W BO VOK OOMPUETB USTINaS divlduaU or groups wishing to Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wis Father Kavanaugh has asked litUe time left over for other tiatlons over to its personnel reached agreement on a labor ish a permanent headquarters night with operating a motor disturbance at 8 Nike Circle support Sen. McCarthy m ay call Mandidater Evening Herald consin, chairman of the House to be released from the priest ^ CONNECTICUT business. finance committee. contract with the United Auto in London. 6 4 9 -5 2 4 1 Workers, apparently insuring vehicle while under the influ Sunday at 2 :30 a,n\. Police say Joseph Duffy of Hartford for Andover corre^KHident, L aw Republicein Conference, said the hood. 1 R CHARGE CARD During budget workshops last The first of the private talks American and Czech seamen M l MAIM.fTMir, MAMCHim* three years of labor peace. ence of liquor. Police say the Snow was apprehended in the full Information sui he serves as rence Moe, tel. 74t-07M. measure will include a "modi He and his bride, Patricia winter, Boggini strongly urged was held Wednesday, with the have designed stamps, a Christ (Giwisd Rm t N « t (• Hm n* A Hals) Radio THI COMMICTieUT BAMK AMD TAUSTCOMMMV The Associated Press average car he was driving was moving area after a complaint that a- chairman of the Connecticut Mc fied” open-housing ptwislon. Jean Walden, a 85-yeaiM>ld San that a second assistant superin- press and the public excluded. mas card, emblems, tie clips of 60 stocks at noon was up .6 in an extremely erratic way on man had been looking through (TIris IMlag mehidet only A mmiu oewn taroodonatn o f 10 or 16 Carthy for President committee. But he did not detail the GO P Diego nurse, exchanged vows tendent the board was .seeking Additional sessions are slated and badges for the GBLA. at 317.0 with industrials up 2.3, W. Middle Tpke. and R t 15. He a window there and walking ntairte EMigllii Soiiio stntlnna iiorry olAsr short newaoMts.) Scholarship Drive plan. before an Episcopal priest. should have the primary duty for tomorrow, Wednesday and "W e feel a strong sense of be- Flying Ace Disturbed rails off .8 and utilities up .1. is scheduled to appear in court back and forth in front of the Mrs. Francis Haines, Wales Laird appeared on A B C ’s ’’Is About 40 friends and relatives ) AUTHOA'ZIO o f handling negotiations. Thursday. long^lngness under the GBLA. WDBO—ItM 6:86 Aftennon EkUUon Steels, electronics, airlines picture window. He is scheduled 8:00 Dick RoUnaon Rd., reports that the Rham High TORONTO (AP) — Ciapt. Ed sues and Answers.” were at the ceremony In the Agostin^li made his recom So far, the teachers’ salary And we will have an annual* reu on Dec. 29. Read Herald Advertisements 7:00 Americana 123 456 789 and tobaccos were mostly high James Daley, 48, of no cer- for court appearance on Jan. 8. 6:00 Joey ReynoMa 7:267 :2 baivid Danm BBrinkiey r ile y School fund drive for scholar die Rlckenbacker, the 77-yeat^ A Iôine Armed Services sub home of Dr. Philip Kavanaugh, mendation for a regional ne demands—^the major portion of nion to embrace all men who 9:00 Ken Orlflin 7:80 Nowa of the Worid er. 1:06 Newa, B ln Off ships in Andover was quite suc old World W a r I ace -who shot committee said Sunday legisla his brother. gotiator at a meeting last week the budget—have not been made 7:46 Joe Qaraciola WBGH-419 7:60 Stag A loi« cessful. Forty four Andover down 26 German aircraft and of the Regional Council of knowh. 6:00 Hartfoid HlgMichta 7:66 Ehnptaaala RICHARD L. MORROW Rham students solicted funds was decorated 19 times, told a ESected OfficlaLs. 7:00 Nowa 8:06 Pop concert 8:00 Goaliglit 9:06 NWtatbeat and received over $300 in con- publisher's representative here A major argument advanced UNDERGROUND HOTEL 12:00 ()uiet Houra 11:00 Newa, Weather. Sporta trlbutlonB which was almost to lesun to do his job. by the mayor for having a pro SYD NEY (A P ) — A Isi^beT- WFOI*—1419 11:X Sporta Final 6:00 Danny. Ctayton Show 11:36 Other Side of the Day double the amount raised last “You bums don’t know any fessional available to the area room hotel, 28 feet underground, 7:00 L m "Babi” Slmma Show year. People who were not con thing,” the form er flying ace TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON boards of education was that is planned for (3oober Pedy, the s¥ 'Its fhe'reason to be merry...the sairiiigs on 12:00 Gary Otrard Show Philosophers* Stone tacted and wish to make a gift told the publisher’s representa PUTS YOU IN CHARGE; such a move would enable scorched opal-mining center in WINF—1*86 6:00 Newa Salt, sulphur and mercury m ay send it to Mrs. Haines or tive when he arrived at Toronto the towns to adopt uniform sal Central Australia. 6:16 B p ta k Up Sporta to Mrs. James Egan, Lake Rd. International Airport to promote ary schedules and thus elimi The hotel will have, a recep 6:90 Harry-Reaaoner formed the main ingredlente of 6:86 Speak Up Sporta the Philoeophers’ Stone. The or Mrs. William Smith, Pine the sales of his autobiography . in thousands of stores nate competition between them tion desk, dining room and the 6:00 Newa Ridge. The reason for Rlckenback- to attract teachers. rest, and will be air-conditioned. 6:15 Speak Up Hartford stone w as the substance which all over Connecticut KNOWN FOR VALUES 6:46 Loweit Ibotnaa all aldiemlets believed to be Gift Exchange er’s displeasure w as the smsdl BINGO In a second statement con 'The walls are planned in their 6:66 FtaU Rlaauto Christmas gifts will be ex turnout at the airport. cerning teacher negotiations, natural state—white and red . 7:Q0 ’lire World Tonight the one essential Ingredient to r 7:B Frank .------OWord--- changed by the ladles of the "W e ’ll get the crowd," the Boggini criticized last iêk's sandstone. 7:60 Aleaamer Kendrick moldiig precious metals. ORANGE HALL EVERY TUESDAY 7:96 Speak Up Hartford auxiliary to the Fire Depart publisher’s man said. THE CONNECTUZaT BANK action by the board revers Coober Pedy, with on average — / r * ■' . ■>,» i '! J 8:00 N ^ a Uranium is approximately 400 ment when they meet at to Later, Rlckenbacker signed AND TRUST COMPANY ing its previous stand for open summer temperature between 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Christmos Spociol — Admission V i Pricn morrow night at 8:00 p.m. at autographed copies of his life negotiations and giving in to 95 and 100 degrees, is so hot that 13:15 Sign o n times as common as gold in the W Tio-dese promise to be extensive as a story In the airport bookstore. teacher demands for secret ses most of the people live under- 6:00 News, WeoSher, Sporta earth’s makeup. sions. ground. The Roman Catholic “I’m glad I’m not a member Church of St. Peter and St. Paul Bonded Orion'knit the personnel-fincmce com- is built into a hillside. 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Then decorate with sequins In furious inaction for the carefifl I a Capacity to Judge, whmi we move FeriMW U.S. Court Sets redl, green, and white, tradi (and totally unsuceessful) stra ‘ .. .\ ; *• | 2 t h C irc u it Inside thorn toe question of toe content o f the tional Ohristmas colors. tegic plotting that raailted J statement, and from toe queethm of Court Cases New Plea Date 2. Artificial holly and pine RockefeDer'a ISM Campaign. What it -may mean over in tHetnam, to . School Oass^ Slightly Laie cones add toe authentic touch to Report But it’s the way ha’s chosen BT IB B In Bank Holdup — oo.. n*c. toe significance of toie fact that this dining room table or above toe and,. In fact, the only way there j WELDO^>l D fireplace. For toe "In” look, (Continued from Page It) ^ ■ statement has now been put forward at MANCHESTER SESSION The esse of a Manchester pair Is to choom. toe United Nations. In Wake of Bus Driver Strike sprinkle with sequins and glitter Richard Berthlume, 18, of 40 accused of holding up a Wap- Just behind center stage, forti ’This Is a tact of considerable unques Desgitte ithe foot none of the Dr. RamsdeH noted titers was in any of toe modern peychedel- Litchfield 8 t„ pleaded nolo con- ping beUt.last month was con Ic colors. fied by his absolutely essential tioned importance. ’This particular im rlgiila r school bus drivers were lltUe absenteeism in tits ele- on the Job In Vernon today, qhll- mentar]) schools but the Ugh toidere today to toe charge of tinued for plea in U. S. District 3. Go all out*and*buy a do-it- high standing In toe polls. ______E»*r>- Evaidar B*o«|H portance has relatively little to do with dren worn only shout 15 min- school absentee list was a UtUe a reasonable Oourt In HarUord tiUs morning. yourself kit. These contain all To back into the Presidential I BoMhjFa. m «ia pdb- for some reason, comes to center of toe Otoer cases disposed o f : pointed guardkut ad Utem. Atiy. IWiad here. MeCSor- The Madden Bus Company. All M i e U repuhikauan of apwlal Ota- world's set-up for debate, propaganda, Robert J. Barrett, 28, of West Arthur Spada of Hartford was pattRaa Jarnfo are atoo ranamad. negotiation and political maneuver and ^ ^ McCormick Hartford, charged with speed- appointed her counsel, ^ furnlahes all of the ing, pleaded nolo contendere, Atty. Spada asked for a con- The HemU Printing Company lac., aa- ieeks to present and argue its case w ^ w alk ^ after Friday if school buses for Vernon. Thlr- ■anaa no fteanrial respofMdoiltty for typo- and was fined $40; Frank Bara- tlnuance and a tentative date •nwhloal errom appearing in adrerHaeniente there. they were not given a raise la teen schools are Involved in the pay. bas, 28, of Stratford, arrested of Jan. 2 was set. and other raadtng matter to Ihe Maiiaiiaater If it is Insincerity, if It Is attempted operation and 25 buses. arentoE Bamld. Mrs. CanhU said they pointed in Vernon, speeding, $25; David Glrouard, who was wounded trickery. It Is at least in the right place. Pvt. John D. Danoosse, 20, FuM aerrlce client of N. E. A. Servlce.^ Inc. out to Mrs. MnOormiok that J. Bldwell, 17, of 83 Tanner St., in a g^m battle with FB I Agents If It is false argument. It is at least son of Mrs. Eva E. Bilow, 21 FuhHahera ReiprenaDtaUves — The luKus there had been no increase in failure to drive in toe right in South Station, Boston, several Mntheaaa Special Agency — Kew York, CM- being presented In the right forum. mma, IMrott and Snaion. pay for four years. The drivers ’ lane, nolled; David O. Dlckln- days after toe robbery. Is still trainlng at Ft. Dlx, N. J. The Vietcong at least seem to know are now paid $3 a run or »6 son, 25, of Rockville, failed to recuperating In Boston hospital, MEMBER AUDOT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- yield toe right of way, $25. His condition was described to- TIOIC.______that toe United Nations is there. We a day end they ask^ for $4 a Upon completion of his train could wish toe United States, which is run or $8 a day. ing Danoosse was promoted to Raymond J. Dionne, 88, of 141 day as satisfactory. Dtulay edvertietog oIobIi k hoora: Park St., failure to grant one David MiargoUs, assUtant U. libr Mnmtoy — l p.m. Friday. not only a member but a founder of toe Mm. McOonnick said she had Army private pay grade E-2. 4\>r Tueadny — 1 p.m. Saturday. The promotion was awarded half toe highway, $25; David D. S. attorney told toe court Gl- P\>r Wedneoday — 1 p.m. Monday. United Nations, had managed to remem offered them $7 a day. This In two months earlier than is cus- Dolan, 22, of Colchester, arrest- rouard may be moved to a pri- IV>r Thuraday — 1 pm - l>ieaday. ber toe UN was in existence, before It volves working slightly ov^ PPr Friday — 1 p jn . Weahteaday. ed In Tolland, speeding,,$30; «>n hoepltal In Springfield, Mo. Holiday Gift Box two houro a''day. Most o f the ternary under an Army policy Phr Saturday — 1 pju. 'navaday. moved Into Vietnam as if there was no Albert I. Donn, 87, of 74 Wedge- Glrouard Is represented by 2 lbs...... $3.50 CtMnffled daadMne — 6 p.m. day bafore drivers are parents of school providing incemlve for out pubItoattoD. 6 p.m. n w ay for Saturday world organization. wood Dr., pleaded nolo cy letter, at the same time tabllehed lane, $26; David R. Hartford Is resting comfortably railroad serves, Is going to be paid for to itself. and large new drain fields In- submitting e v ^ m e of toe work. Spencer, 21, of 116 Forest St.i and Raymond LaBua, 22, of 36 stalled at his Keeney St. plant Lawrence Shulman c t the Main St., South Windsor, is In by a not very glamorous collection of The combinations these scientists have Inside Report Forum operating imder suspension, $100 "Proud“Proud Ship’’ site In May. As a result, he commission said today that which $60 was remitted, fair condition. The third passen characters who, being mere taxpayers, achieved in their laboratory could well To toe Editor, Open tonight! b y Poet’s Corner said, when he received a regls- when he gets Keeney’s letter he George R. Zocco, 20, of Hart- ger, Janet Wajda ,of 120 West do not even get to wear a red suit and be something similar to what happened Having seirved aboard the tered letter from toe State Water speed up toe inspec- ford, arrested In Bolton, failure Main St., Rockville was not white whiskers when they practice their eons and eons ago, to spark, perhaps by Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak U.S.S. Tarawa, CVS-4d, fo r the Resourses Commission In Au- probaMy to drive in proper lane, $16. admitted. OPEN TUESDAY, ^ Involuntary generosity. chance, perhaps by design, toe first de last monitihs of her active ca All Faithful Shall See the Christinas Star! gust, he paw lltUe attention to before Jan. 16. Police said Gagliardi lost con WEDNESDAY, * It may now be that the last emer gree of biological activity In our uni N E W Y O R K — A t regular in- der convention pressures if he reer, I .take interest in the All, faithful In God, w ill hope to see a Christmas Star, this Holy It. The work cost about $1,000. trol of hlB car on a curve. It Day—peaceful, still: THURSDAY AND gency of The New Haven heui been met verse. 'tervBls these deiys Harvard Pro is Its leader, rather than Ja- knowledge tba.t sbe was adopted In fact, Keeney said, he had Keeney said he Is not complete- skidded, rolled over and came by our State. Many hearts shall weep; they shall hear toe voice of a Child, in North Vietnam to rest against a telephone pole. FRIDAY NIGHTS and resolved. What we are near now, then. Is not fessor Henry A. Kissinger jour v4ts. completely forgotten toe letter satisfied with it and plans to neys from Boston to New For his part, Javits will state It was sad to be part o f a a Manger, crying on Calvary Hill until Friday when he phoned minor changes, He Is cheduled to appear in Man UNTIL 9 P.M. If so, that is cause for public pleasure at all toe artificial creation of man. We Reportedly Has York bo give Governor Nelson that ail his political efforts now Drew -wfhlcih had .the reluctant Above voices of loved ones in Viet Nam, dying, tortured with un toe commission offices after he Keeney said he decided to chester Circuit Court 12, Jan. 8. and satisfaction, so far as the practicali could perhaps experiment for another told pain, who, a sacred trust In God, will keep! CLO SED RockeifelDer secret briefings on must g o into his campaiign for task of decommissioning a read a Herald story about the put in a new system after a Other police activity: ties are concerned. million years without coming up with New QQ Depot S A T U R D A Y , floreign pcAlcy. re-election, and that he ■will not N avy vessel, but I was over They shall not know toe joys of true Christmas—but will pray, filing of toe anti-pollution order commission inspector mode a Bolton Tliepe also ought to be a notation that that Christ Child bless their restless sleep! ' DECEMBER 28 toe capacity to grow any given kind of Although the Rockefeller have time to head the delega joyed to Jeam thait the 1>arawa in toe town clerk’s office . test last March when dye add- (Continued from Fage One* Cheryl J. Russell, 20 Salem public taxpayer dollars, many of them A T 6:80. life — coelantous, platypus, snail, bird, oamp would undoubtedly try to tion. w ill not end up in a scrap pile. Until Friday, he had not in- ed to the waste water Wioiwed Rd., Manchester, was charged Above toe frightful din of batUe, they shall hear sweet, childhood coming from people who have never ape, or man—from out of a test-tube. pass these briefings off as rou In toe Rockefeller camp there I am sure other citizens s'hare formed toe commission of the that the ‘water seeped to the of Haiphong have been rebuilt with failure to drive' In proper T E L E P H O N E lullabies, dear mothers will sing! even seen The New Haven, let alone But what we are now closer to Is won tine preparations for the Gov Is some concern whether Lind ray feelings on this matter, es work he hu done to cure toe sunfaice at the end of a drain It was reported that fertilizer. lane after being involved in a 648-5171 Overtones of love b6 powerful, they shall echo over Christmas one car accident last night. ride on It, have been used to make up derful enough as It Is. We are closer ernor’s expected battietf over the say, toe brightest liberal star in pecially those who may have waste water problem. Hne. The Inspector did iSa t leave once a m ajor commodity enter- served aboard CVS-40. An en bells, that shall ring Police said toe Russell car for the past knavery of some pretty to toe knowledge of how to promote, Republican ptatfOmi next year, toe party’s future, will go along The order sets up a tfoui^toep any oixier fo r correction a t that jng North Vietnam, no kxwer U the fact is they are far more with this plan, but these fears thusiastic - campaign is neces Throughout the world, pronouncing toe most sacred carol of God’s timetable which calls on the time, Keeney said. went out of control and hit four glamorous private management rallixiad Influence, and perhaps regulate toe life divine holiday— showing up on toe docks to any slgntCioant than that. are not taken very seriously. sary to bring back to Connecti- fence posts and damaged guide characters and for the visionless stew processes of those things which are al Teaching all nations, that God Is Love, that love in God, is as we important extent. Instead, food- wires. The accident occured on ’The help being given Rooke- None of this sig;nifies that cuit the one ship we know is ardship of the bankruptcy trustees. pray! stuffs represent a growing pro ready biologically active In their own feUiler by Kissinger, an expert Rockefeller Is about to com truly ours. Rt. 44. The area was without And out of It all the only guarantee portion o^ the goods and mate right and from their own evolution. in international relations who plete a transformation from She is a proud ship this Choppers Hunt Navajos power for a short time. This holy, divine hour, the world shall hear mothers’ voices sing__ rial (being uidoaded at Halitoong Miss Russell Is scheduled to that things will be better In the future As a matter of fact, we do not really has often performed chores for non-candidate to candidate. To Tarawa, a name bom from the Their loud echo, of love, above all Christmas bells, will ring! and other ports. appear in Manchester circuit Is m erely that, since the new ownership want to go too much farther. For If we Rockefeller in the past, is in toe contrary. Rockefeller victorious but costly battle, Marooned by Snowfall Officials said recently that court 12, Jan. 8. will be bigger and presumably more re fa c t based on nothing less than means it when he says that no fought proudly to maintain our For they have a message, to a world of strife—that there is new ever do find ourselves wholly in posses hope of peace; topd riilpments are receiving sponsible, the taxpayers won’t have to the posslbtiity that Rockefeller power on earth could drag him precious freedom. Lest we fCr- sion of toe capability of manufacturing (Continued from Page One) top priority, along with oil prod MAKE YOUR OWN w ill end up as the Republican Into toe Presidential primaries. get. It was a batitle In a w ar o f For God’s Only Begotten Son,-through sacrifice, love, will make ball the railroad out again for a long life, we will all go craxy with toe ulti this world’s turmoil of hatred, cease! It, n... ^0“ ot Democratic Government ucts, in unloading at Haiphong. DECORATTONS PrealdeintiBl nominee at 'Miami years gone by. But we slwuld ground In thq^ region, signaling Greece. time to come. mate terror of such a privilege, such a What it does signify is that This has suggested a food prob NEW YORK (AP) — For a Bench next summer. all be reminded, and show that We hope that is so. We hope that the toe Rockefeller camp beg;lns for Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hyszko for assistance. -The king doesn’t exist for us lem In North Vietnam. personalized Christmas touch power. Moreover, the secret nature we remember, by preaeniUng a new management does something to toe first time to see a real pos St. John's Church The Air Force moved into anymore” she said. "The Greek The Communists have been this year, make your own dec of KiaBinger’s forelg;n policy united bid to bring her back to sibility that the nomination will Manchester, Conn. Window RoclT during toe week- people will have nothing to do diverting some caigo ships to orations ! turn The New Haven back Into a raU- briefings fits in with the fact, us forever. not go either to Rockefeller- with him. If he comes back, he Hon Gai, North Vietnam’s sec Raymond Grenier, decora road people can use with comfort and Puzzling Over Polls sUU unpubllclzed, that Rocke- Sincerely yours, end to fly helicopters with food backed Romney or to Richard . , . . „ . will be a puppet of toe Junta." ond largest port, about 18 miles tions specialist for F. W. Wool- pleasure. But, to teU the truth, a ride We find it Inorea^gly difficult to Clifford W. McLeWon and medical assistance. Bad r- r r w~ * feiUer’s intention to take the 92- M. Nixon (even If Nixon wins northeast of Haiphong. worth Co. suggests toe following know with any degree of certainty what weather had curtailed ttie res on toe lines toe future managers of The vote convention delegation to all toe primaries, which Rocke In toe last decade toe number The United States has never projects to add that homey lus either elections or public polls on toe cue operation. New Haven now maintain for their own 'MSiaml Beach as New York’s feller thinks he w ill not). of U.S. farms has declined by 27 acknowledged any strikes tre to your holiday home; war in Vietnam mean. With every pass who runs toe House Republican Eight C119 transports dropped railroads is no particui'ar encourage favorite son will soon be an There Is some reason for this per cent, to fewer than 8.2 mil against the harbor facilities at 1. For a mantel centerpiece, ing sampling o f public opinion, our con campaign committee, says toe A Thought for Today an estimated 40,000 pounds of ment to such a wistful hope. nounced. hope in the Rockefeller camp. lion at present. Hon Gal. use styrofoam. Cut to shape. viction grows that no method has yet hay on toe stricken Hopl reser ’That would spell the end of As we reported from Palm Rockefeller-Johnson versus Nlx- been found to record all toe shadings on-Johnson polls w ill be far vation In Central Arizona, which Senator Jacob K. Javdts’s h'gbly Beach, a large number of Re “AWAKE" ceive the King who desires to of views which toe public entertains on more im por^t to toe conven borders toe Navajo area. Model E v e re tt publicized bid (never taken ser publican Governors refuse to “ Besides tolls you know what rule our hearts. The dawn is To Rigrht Place, Whatever It is tion than who wins toe prima “ W e’ve got to get toe people so trying an Issue. iously) to be New York’s fa accept toe Inevitability of a hour it Is, how It Is full time in walnut complete The official policy statement which about to break and God’s g ift where they can take care of ’This conclusion is strengthened as we vorite son candidate as pre Nixon nomination despite his ries. Wilson’s counterpart in the now for you to wake from with bench. toe National UberaUon Front of South 'to men Is to be given. L et us themselves,” Adams said. "The read toe results of toe latest Harris lude to Javlts’s Vice Presiden growing edge In toe polls Senate, Senator Thruston B. sleep. For salvation Is nearer to Vietnam has now distributed at toe Unit be ready to receive Him and al Indisun people have lived In hard Survey. ’This sampling of public opinion tial bid. among Republican voters. Far Morton of Kentucky, tells us NO...YOUR GOLFER us now than when w e fUnst be- ed Nations, through the offices of Ru that Nixon can’t lock up toe low Kim to guide our lives into country all of their lives. They shows—on toe surface at least—a start Highly confidential talks are more Important to them Is Nix Uoved.” the New Ypar. "His Name Is to mania, a member of toe world organi nomination even by winning all have toe ability to survive. They ling upswing In hawk sentiment during now in progress here between on's inability to catch up to Romans 13; 11 Does Not Hove Everything Yet! the primaries If toe big-state be Wonderful Counsellor, A l know what to do." zation, Is a propaganda document toe month of November. Whereas only Rockefelier, Javlts, emd New Rockefeller in toe polls cover During this week, these will m ighty God, Elverlasting Father, The sheepherder’s death was through and through. 47 per cent of those questioned early In Y o ik City M ayor John V. Lind ing all voters. Republican tmd Governors “ don’t get caught In . . BUT NASSIFF ARMS OF MANCHESTER DOES $119.48 down; the wake” of Nixon’s primary be tooughts for Advent, en Prince lof Peace.” one of several caused by toe To call It that, however. Is not to dis November supported fighting on to say to arrange the proper for Democratic. Against President victories and cave In. couragement and reminders to Lord God, guard our Ups, massive storm In toe Southwest $80.25 m onthly mat for the Rookefeller fa Johnson, Rockefeller wins, N ix qualify It or answer It. We don’t think either total victory or a negotiated ect- control our deeds and guide our during toe weekend. Three Ft. vorite • son announce- on loses. Hence Rockefeller’s watchful us as iwe apipiroach Ohristmas. there Is ever going to be much real tlement, by late November toe figure It is sp easy in our spiritual steps. Amen. Bllss^ Tex., soldiers died when a W U U j i menl Rockefeller has fls.tly waiting, a posture designed to SPEtmOITIOIt comparison between toe real meaning has risen to 59 per cent. Simultaneous This skepticism about Nixon's life to become drowsy and to chartered bus carrying service ruled out makllng the announce preserve him from toe primary Submitted by and toe real importance of toe two docu ly, those who wished to get out as quick election chances is by no means men home on Ctoristmas leave Aj U f O U ' ment hfmself. He feaira, with election blood-letting of 1964 but doze when we should be aJert Pastor ly as possible dropped from 44 per cent limited to the Republican Gov overturned on an Icy highway ments, but toe Declaration of Inde eooceUent reason, that it would to keep him ready for action and awake. We need to heed C. Henry Anderson to 34 per cent. ernors. Conservative Represent east of El Paso, Tex. BRUNSWICK PRO GOLF ■ pendence, as It first was launched on be token as another sign of an the call of this season to pre Emanuel L/utheran Does this mean that disillusionment ative Bob Wilson of California, (See Page Eleven) Other deaths Included two oc toe world scene of toe time, must have inexorable shifting aiway from pare and to be ready to re Church with the war, which has been growing cupants of a single-engine plane ihlfl psofessed posture as non- seemed pretty much a propaganda steadily, Is no longer Increasing? Have wtUch crashed onto a Central document, too. oandldate. toe efforts of President Johnson, Am New Mexico mountainside dur s^Thus the announcement wUl In making propaganda, toe policy bassador Bunker, and General West ing a snow storm. The ■victims be dressed up by the N ew York fiMNirad Flty Ai m t V a W Give the wonderful sound statement from toe National Liberation were Doss Maner, toe pilot, of moreland to convince toe American peo state Republican executive oom- Fischetti Front is not lacking In talent and ca ple that toe war la actually going bet Alamogordo, N.M., and Alex miltAee as a simple effort to Padilla, of Albuquerque, N.M. pacity for catchy phrase and expree- ter succeeded? We doubt this veiry ihodd the mammoth New York slon. Its sentiments are, for toe most much. One of four survivors of toe of Christmas this year with a delegation together cm behalf crndi, Frank Reeder of Albu- part, noble and exalted. Where it de What we do feel Is that, oni the whole, of Michigan Governor George quenjue, said, “I don't get toe American people remain perplexed ■ 1 scends from toe exaltation of its own Romney. Privately, Rockeiteller soorad until I looked out and and unhappy over the war. When they '■‘ 'v i virtues to toe description of toe sins of explains that the delegation will sow ifcreetope. Then I knew we are told that things are going a bit bet others — like toe tmperlallsUc Ameri be less likely to fbacture un w ere in trouble.’’ tor, when the reasons for toe fighting cans — It will have, unfortunately, a Cable•» Nelson or there are candidly set forth, there is a fairly sympatoeOc readership In many rise in support. When, htrarever, the comers of toe world. Actreaa Rapa King months drag by with little evidence of Herald Finally, there is relatively little ca any progress, rising numbers question CAMBRIDOE, Mass. (AP) — pacity, anywhere In this country, tor toe wisdom of Washington’s present Yesterdays Melina llercouri, toe Greek Everett Piano Judging utoat the impact of this par coiu-se. In ^ r t . It is evident that pub movie star who lost her cltiien- ticular statement of alms and policies lic opinion on toe w a r-oth er than for 2S Year$ Ago ahlp for speaking out agkinst toe ruling military Junta, says Power Source A piano this Christmas means fam ily fun for and objectives may mean over In Viet those who are either har ap- Admitted Thursday: James Take Three Lives Mazers for the music program. dered early Saturday. All was F F ellow sh ip ' NICK’S SHOE The Baby Has reported quiet throughout the School of Smoke Overcomes 2 iremen pHoatkm blanks for new mem Carroll, Esther Ave.; Diane Lots Bailey Cited In A lgeria bers who wish to join in Jan Gay, RFD 4; Vernon Bickford. By the Associated Press « Sets Meeting country and Zbiri’s revMt clears Accidents In Waterbury and Dots Bailey, daughter of Mr. ly aroused none of the popular In House fire on Main St. Sets Program uary. These must be returned Vernon; George Kaherl, North REPAIR Hie Rham Board of Educa and Mrs. Clark Bailey of Deep- ALGIERS (AP) — A manhunt sympathy he had expected. ACCOUNTING by the fliwt week in January. Leeds, Maine; Freida Zahner, Groton took the lives of two per TWICE THE EVAB, WITH SBOE BEPAB tion wtU meet tonight «t 7:30 in wood Dr., Amston, has been se was under way thfoughout Alge None of the armored units sta Two firemen were vlctlmz o f. game held Wednesday at tiottie Ohrishnas Parties RFD 1; Andrew Culjak, 15 sons during the weekend and a lected to receive the Baiusch and ria today for the leaders of the tioned in other parts of Algeria smoke iidialation and had to be ' Fisk Memorial building are as On Christmas Ths Catholic Ladies of Colum Mountain St; David Croft, Ver tenement fire resulted In the C fie ^ these prices and you will see why "N IC K " Is Been Named the Rham Library. In addition Lomh Honorary Bdence Award revived as. the result of a fire ^follows: bus, Victory Assembly, wUl hold shortlived army revolt against joined the revolt, depriving Zbi HARTFORD m SlT lU T E OP ACCOUNTING non; Fannie Andrews, (3oven- death of a nine-year-old boy. SANTA CLAUS to regular huslneBS, it will con a t Rham High School during the regime of President Houari yesterday afternoon In Vernon. Horth-South, Mrs. Rachel A special program, “Joy of Its Christmas party Tuesday at try. ri of any real hope of success 66 FOnat S t, Hartford—Td. 247-1116 The fire, of undetermined ori Jeffrey Richards, 21, of Nau FULL SOLESmai HEELS. EBO. 7A0...... § . n Obum, lAwrence Mlclimel, son of John P. and Faith Pe sider ttie next steps on the the Awards Assembly held in ôumedienne. from the start. Sqhwars, Dr. Herbert Koenig, MUaic’’, will be presented the Stage Coach Restaurant. Birth Thursday: A daughter the spring. The fugitives, hfaded by for gin, broke out in a two-family Abner Brooks, Mrs. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Members are asked to bring a to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballard, gatuck died Sunday several HALF Soles a ii HEELS. REO.4A0...... E .7 S terson Olson, 148 Lydall 8t. He was bom Dec. S at Manchester buUding plans for the school. Boumedienne and the re duplex house at 18 Main St, Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mar The board will hear the let This award Is made annually mer Chief of State Col. Tahar gime's new No. 2 man, Ahmed shran, second; Ralph meeUng of the Women’s Fellow one dollar gift exchange and an Tolland. hours after being Injured when MENW8OLERREO.8A0...... %M abont 8:80 p.m. and was not article for the Christmas food garet M. Thompson, Chicago, 111. She has a brother, Scott, 9; ter from the-Hebron Board of and honors a senior student Zbiri, took to the hills when Kald, Issued statements paying Stopa, third. ship of Union Oongregatkm- Discharged Thursday^ Bever the car in which he was riding , MENThBDHLS, RUBBEB. BEG. lAO...... 1 ,M their attempted coup collapsed brought under control until Also, EiU^t-West, Carl Berlln- al Church. basket ly Lee, Vernon; Paul Baer, 69 and two sisters, Karen, 13, and Jennifer, 9. Selectmen requesting that a having an outstanding record of tribute to Abid's courage and about 6 p.m. MEN’S HEELS, LEATHER REG. 1.75...... • • * • • achievement in scieiKe studies. Friday. ger, Herbert Dunn, first; Mr. Mrs. Nadlna Bryan and her Chairman of the committee Davis Ave.; Ernest White, 46 bounded oft a stone wall and “Study Committee” be appoint loyalty. Abld was to be buried in WfMIEiro SOLES m A HEELS. REG. SM ...... S .7 I WeUierell, Douglas Eric, son of Dotiglas H. and Jean ed on the expansion ot school Liois is a high honor student, a Their movements in the his home village in eastern FLETCHER BLASS GO. oFMANcinsna The house owned by Richard and Mrs. qilen White, second daughter, Jane of East Long-_ Is Mrs. Charles Oagnei, assist- South Grove St.; Diane Wether- crashed Into a utility pole in Ellison WeUierell, 490 Miller Rd., South Windsor. He was faciliUes. leader in numerous school ac mountains probably will be Algeria with national honors. J‘Gardner who lived on one side and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. avello, meadow, Mass., wUl '*prcocnt ^7 JXra. Joseph Krlstofak, ell, 128 Grove St.; Karen Kloter, Waterbury. WOMEN’S HALF SOLES. REG. 3.00...... hindered by deep snow and they Of the house. The other Mde Mrs. James Davis, Mrs. Wil bom Dec. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal The board will also act on the tivities end has been enrolled In AUd had personal charge of M M S 2 I third. the musical program Vernon; Margaret Kloter, Ver Charles Connely, 20, operator CHILDBEN’S SM,BS aad HEELS. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ellison, 229 a science course each of her wers not likely to bring together ex-Ppresldent Ahmed Ben Bel was occupied by the John O. Games will be suspended for ^ 1 follow a poUuck supper to liam Mitchell and Mrs. August non. of the car, and Mary Connely, DEPENDING ON SIZE. REG. 2.00-4A0...... IJW-HjM letter of resignation from Mrs. enough men td wage any kind of *When You Think of GUut, Mlartin family. Loehr Jr. Foster Dr., South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Bessie Griffin as guidance sec Mx years at Rham. la. imprisoned since he was ov a two-week period during the held at 6:80 p.m. 21, both of Naugatuck, were ad serious guerilla campaign erthrown Ml June 19, I960, in an Think of Flbtcher^* CSilef Duffin said the fire holidays with the next meeting Mrs. Bryan Is the daughter Margaretha Lodge 18 plans Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. WeUierell, Clearwater, Fla. retary. The resignation to be The Sachems will play the a Christmas party and meeUng The Herald’s Vernon Bureau mitted at St. Mary’s Hospital « * * * * against the government. army coup led by Boumedienne started In a first floor closet of tp be Master Point night on Jan. lI^law of Mr. and Mrs. Edward is at 88 Park St., tel. 87S-S1S8 or in critical condition after the 1101 MAIN STREET came effective at the end of East Hampton Basketball team OfpwNt Araij A Niftwy CAi* Smith, Gregory Glenn, son of Thomas Glenn and Mary The rebel leaders Included and Zblrl. the Gardner home and then 3 Bryan of lOgh Manor Park and Tuesday with a potiuck supper December. tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. 943-2711. News Items may be early morning crash. Burke Smith, 1844 Main St., East Hartford. He was bom Dec. at East Hampton. commanders of armored and in- Unconfirmed reports said Ben 54 McKEE STREET went through the partitions Into has made several appeatrances mailed to P. O. Box 327, Rock They wiH also consider the femtry units in the Algiers mili the bedroom and roof. This side with the Springfield Symphony Members should bring their own A 76-year-old pedestrian, 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparenU appointments of Gabriel -BXiccl, School will close for the Bella was tranaferred from the ville. Thomas Wheeler of the Poquo- are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ray Smith, Johnstown, Pa. His ma tary region, many of them with Blida barraclu to a military TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOW « DOORS of the house was badly gutted. Orchestra. silverware. URtvensity of Oonneoticut sen Christmas recess at the end of Public Records B’nal Israel Meeting nock Bridge area of Groton, ternal great-grandfather Is William S. Burke, Somerset, Pa. the school day on Thursday and personal or family ties with Zbi hospital In Algiers following NelUier side is habitable, ac Jane Is an eighth grade stu ior em freshman basketball ri. Troops and pMice throughout from $25.00 to $45.00 cording to Duffin. The regular meeting of the died Saturday night alter being coach; Stephen Boudreau Jr., wlU,ê-open on Jan. 2. Abid’s suicide. Warrantee Deeds dent at Birchland Park Jimior African Baboons Irwin, Peter, son of Thomas A. and Joan LaFosse Irwin, the Algiers area received mi Informed sources said the The two firemen overcome by Ronald E. and Miriam F, Whi High, is a member the Sisterhood B’nai Israel will be hit by a car as he crossed Route University of Connecticut sen School Menu Now ta the time to bring In your ecreem^ be »!***•« held Wednesday at 8:16 p.m. 1 near his home. Police identi Never fear 44 Elm Hill Rd., Talcottville. He was bom Dec. 7 at Manches meographed sheets with their move was made for security the smoke were treated at the ther to Robert I. W-4 BALSAM AND SCOTCH PINE G o t y o u u p a T r e e ? 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FAOB FOUmEBN, JIIAMGHB8TBR WBNINO HERALD. MANCHB8nER.^€ONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1967 .( MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 SU W. OnitMr S t, with h aolainii att car, which was '^boo far ®anrl|F0t^r lEawiing high . Ib n of fequtom ot St. left in the east bound lane. Comment SegiAoit Jamea’ Church at 9. Burial wUl Driver Dies Police Check The Hyatt car h^ to be be in S t Jamea’ Oemetery. towed away; Hyatt is sched The Board of Directocb, on Thursday, Will conduct anoth Friends may call at the fu> At W h eel Nine Crashes uled for court appearance on Townwide Testimonial WiMiiaiiy 101^ Dies tieral home tonight from 7 to 9. Dec. ito. er of its semi-monthly sea- Department Heads Suggest D&L Display Pauline K. Dunphy of Hart eiona. It w ill be from 6:90 to 8 :80 p.m. in- the town coun In Cov«itry Mine. AHMId F. Wogmui In Accident On Wediend ford was charged with failure Planned ior Tom Kelley Mm. Alfhlld Foraberg Wog- Manchester police arrested to obey a stop sign Saturday sel’s office in the Municipal Four Pension Plan Changes Shows Angels man, 88, of 41 White St died Raymond A. Opalach, 40, of four persons and Issued five afternoon, after the car she Building. . A testimonial dlnnar honor NORTH COVENTRY — NOrOi 228 B. Middle li>ke. died be Manchester’s newly formed commendation is tor vested Hen are four of the 6-foot early this morning at a Man written warnings over die week- was driving went through the The sessions, held on the Coventry’s m She made her home; Mt a veMde driven by Rich- tor driving after drinking after that the .Masanwr wctnan bad . study committee. year ago. They were turned The French sngel is made of a teaching-coaching career at shortly before 10 p.m. He said ard E. Clough, 28, of 9 Avon Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. three sons, daren oe G. Wog- his car landed on its side in foolgotteti to set the hand brake The Pension Board took no down then by the Pension velvet end feathers; the Italian Manchester High School which George Episcopal Church, Rol- man o f Manchester, Raymond found Opalach with his head St. a ditch off Buckland St. Satur on the car. action today on the proposals. Board. one from gtaied ceramic; the resting on the backrest of the Beckish Twins in Columbia ■panned 42 years. In addition to ton. The Rev. Douglas Theuner, C. Wogman of Bolton and Ber- The Gorra woman had a day at 6:68 p.m. Gerhard H. Baitel, 48, of 861 ~ The recommendation vhifti The third reoonunendation of lean one is made of lacquered seat. He said he checked for teaching chemistry and phys rector, will officiate. Burial will tll A. Wogman of West Hart slight cut on the face, and Police say he was driving Hackmatack St. got a written would add the most to the the association is tor an auto tin, and the one representing pulse, but there was none; there ics, KeUey took over the coach be in North Cemetery, Coven ford; a sister, Mias Slgnhild Killed in Mississippi Cra^h Clough complained of pain but north on Buckland St. was warning for failure to grant the .town’s cost is tor a permissive matic, annual, ooet-cf-Uving in Gennany la made fTOm wax and was neither breathing nor ing of football and basabaU his try. Forsberg of Sweden; eight had no visible sign of injury. blinded by lights of an oncom right of way after the car be option tor employes to crease In pension benefits, pleated foil. first year at MHS (1926-27) movement. COLUMBIA-^ohn A. Beckish Friends may call tomorrow grandchildren and eight great Martin Lerner of Monroe, La. Neither was treated. ing car, swerved to the right. was driving pulled out onto Cen- . contribute 6 per cent of their based on 'the Federal Oonsum- Other ocNBitilea having rep- serving as football mentor un from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes grandchildren. Martin called in to headquar and Peter T. Beckish, 19-year- Both were 19 years old. , Both vehicles had to be towed Jtottenlng five fence posts and (qj. gt. near New St., and waa wages to the fund, with a 5 per era’ Price Index. reaentattve angles are Poitogel, til 1946 and aa baseball coach ters for an ambulance and as old twins, were killed Saturday the car went Into the ditch, Gan- r . Kelley Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Funeral services will be held The driver of the bus, which away. hit by a car driven by Susan D. cent matching contribution by And ithe fourth recommenda Sweden, Peru and Denmark. until 1964. Manchester. Wednesday at 1 :S0 p.m. at sistance. in a car crash in Misslasippi as police said was parked off the carcarz was not Injured, but his the town. The existing rate is tion is fo r ]^d -u p life insur- Each angel oanies a banner Police say the Gorra car was O’Brien of 207 W. Center St. He became the school’s first garty representing the Arm y Emanuel Lutheran Church. The The car Opalach was driving they returned home from col road, was uninjured. The acci car was heavily damaged and a 2 ^ per cent contribution by ance a t rsUremetvt, to be n o t' proclaiming ‘TAarry Christmas” traveling south on Ludlow Rd., Both cars were driveable. Duiish PoUsh director of athletics In 1961 and and N avy Club. Mrs. Delmas B. Gookson . Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor hit, with Us front, the rear of lege for the holidays. dent took place at about 6 p.m. was towed away. -th e employe and by the town. went into the Interaection at lesB than $3,000 nor more then 'in Mb native tongue, and on a held the post until his retire Ticket Committee; Raymond CXILUMBIA—Mrs. Mary Cas of Emanuel Church, will offici a parked car belonging to Navel They were the sons of Peter ’The Beckish twins were bom The proposed 6 per cent con $5,000. Garth Rd., and hit the CSousJi A South Windsor truck driver scroll belcw ft are described the ment. (M ike) Qulsh, James Horvath sidy Cookaon, 68, of Erdoni Rd., ate. Burial will be in East Cem K. Fay of 18 Pioneer Clr. The and Frances Oadowskas Beck July 24, 1948 in Bridgeport, trlbuUon would be. based on the vehicle, which was in the inter got a written warning for fail The four recommandatlona customs of that country. f Under his guidance, his teams Jr., Raymond Zemanek, Alex well known short story writer etery. Impact of the crash sent the ish of Lake Rd. The Becklshes Conn. ’Ihey graduated from Nor 'employe’s best five years section. ure to give a proper signal af will be discussed at a future The display wW be in the posted enviable records, the Hackney and Daniel Moriine. in the 1930s and 40s, died F ri Friends may call at the Fay car Into the rear of another are the owners of The Landmark wich Free Academy in 1966 and ter the truck he was driving hit Quake of service. meeting of ‘the Pension Board D A L window through Christ- football team winning the ’The woman is scheduled tor Program-Gift-Guests Commit I day at Windham Community Holmes Funeral Home, 400 empty car, this one owned by store in Columbia. entered Northeastern Louisiana a car which was passing it on The aseociaUon’s second re bstore tts position is announced. ,mBS Day. eXUL title four times and the I court appearance on Dec. 29. tee: Robert J. Smith, chairman, Memorial Hospital, WlUimantlc. Main St., tomorrow from 2 to 4 John F. Phillips of Hazardvllle. State, a coed college, that fall. The D A L Store in CaibiiM baseball team taking the state The Mississippi Highway Pa Anthony N. Uppo Jr., 21, of the left on Buckland St. near Francis Miner, Earle Clifford, She was the of Delmas B. and 7 to 9 p.m. The accident Is sUlI under In John was a member of Sigma Comer, West HartfCrd, is fea championship twice and the trol said the accident took place 80 WeUs St. was taken to Man Burnham S t, iSaturday morn Felt in William Sacherek, Francis Cookaon. vestigation. Tau Gamma fraternity there. The fam ily suggests that on Rt. 80 near Forest, a town . _ _ ing. turing in tts wlnows an animat OCIL title nine times. (Chick) Toomey, Edson M. Mrs. Cookaon was bom April chester Memorial Hospital after those wishing to do so make Mr. Opalach was born Dec. 17, In the center of Mlsstaslppl be- ^ Tau Kap- PoUoe say the truck driver, ed verekm of the table of ‘*Ihe In addition to his career at BaUey, Thomas F. and Walter 12, 1909 in Middletown, and the car he was driving was in MCC Coun^cil to Hear Lowe donations to a Memorial Fund 1928 In Manchester, son of Stan tween Jackson and Meridian. P^^Pslton. Warren G. Case, 5<5, slowed to Chiistmes NigMIiigale.’’ MHS, KeUey served nearty 80 R. Ferguson, Harold E. Turic- lived in New London and Storrs volved In a mishap on Forest ’Frisco at Emanuel Church. Besides their years as ctUlege footbaU referee ley Opalach of 10 Wood Lane The boys were sophomores at • besides their parents, the St. near Main St. yesterday af- a turn without turning on Ington, A. Raymond Rogers, before moving to Columbia. She boys are survived by their ma and 18 years on Manchester's Sind the late Mrs. Marion Opa Northeastern Louisiana State temoon. track signal light a car SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A On Campus Site Progress Matthew M. Moriarty and was a graduate of the Univer ternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Advisory Park and Recreation Mrs. Elsie Austin lach Opalach and lived in Man College in Monroe, La. At the hospital he was X-rayed ^ v e a i y Gaapard J. Hahee, 39, sharp earthquake was felt In Driver to Face James Stenhouse. sity of Ckmnectlcut. During her Mrs. Elsie Austin, 77, form Gadowskas of Scranton, Pa. Manchester Community Col only 1,000 yards from the Man Cktmmlsslqn. chester all of his life. They and two other students o f Warehouse Podnt, atteanpited San Francisco today at 9:26 Tickets for the affair wUl be years of writing, her stories ap erly of Center St., widow of The funeral will be held Wed emd releetsed, a hospited official lege’s Regional Advisory Coun chester central processing He has been an avid golfer He was employed as a con were heading along Rt. 80 when said. to pass, emd the tw o hit. Three Charges limited, and those desiring to peared under the name of Delmar Austin, died this morn nesday at 9:15 a.m. from Pot cil is slated to hear a report plant. # ■ V and a participant In the affairs struction worker for the FlUp the car skidded on wet pave Llppo was cheirged wlfii Both vehicles were driveable. attend are requested to obtain Karen Cookaon in national mag ing at a Manchester convale ter’s Funeral Home, 456 Jack- The 30-story Fox Plaza build from President Frederick W. The appraisal was authorised of the Manchester Country Club Construction Co. of South Wind ment aa it rounded a curve, went failure to drive in the proper M ary C. Smith o f 31 Garden A Hartford mnn was charged thm early from any committee azines. In rTCent years she and scent home after a long illness. son St., WlUimantlc, with a ing, where the Associated Fress Lowe on developments concern recently by the State Board tor since 1928. sor. He was a veteran of World out of control and slammed leme, emd got a written warn Dr. got a written wanning for last night with breach o f peace, member or from Clifford’s her husband devoted their time Mrs. Austin was bont Jan. solemn Mass of high requiem ing the proposed new campus Community Colleges, prepara Toastmaster tor the testimo War n, and was a member of against a parked refurbished bus ing tor driving edter drinldhg. feuUure to grant the right of is located, swayed percsptiUy Men’s Shop, 985 Main St. to raising poodles, and several 1, 1889 in Australia and lived at St. Columba’s Church at 10 site when it^ meets tonight at tory to negotiations tor pur- intooticatlon and destruotion o f nial will be EkUnn M. Bailey, the VFW , the Lithuanian Club, carrying poultry, the Highway a m He Is scheduled for court ap- way after her oar and one driv for several moments. of the dogs from their Merry- in Manchester for over 60 years. Burial will be in St. 7 ISO In the facility lounge at the ch u e of land for the campus. puUlo propeity, after toe oar retired MHS principal who dell Kennels became national and the Hebron Sportsmen’s Patrol said. All tour youths in Joeeph^”cemetery, WmimLiUc; pearemce on Dec. 29. en by Alexander Irwin, 66, of ’Two quakes were felt, the sec- Hartford Rd. Campus. , Survivors Include two daugh ’The site is composed of five be was driving hit another oar served 28 years as KeUey’s championsi au b . The mishap is still under 'to- 289 E. (Middle Tpke. oolllded at ond one more strongly. Reports Custom Home Design ters, Mrs. Frank C. Barry of Friends may caU at the fun- Dr. Lowe said he w ill discuss I»4vately owned parcels. a t the Tolland T^ke. Esso Sta "boss" and is a close personal vestlgatlon. Princeton and Henry Sts. Sat- Mandieeter Survivors, besides her hus Sage Harbor, N.Y., and Mrs. Survivors, besides his father, The other boys were Eli Za- eral home today and tomorrow of the quake came from the Mt. preliminary appraisals in im>g- In other action, the council tion. friend. band, include a daughter, Mrs. include six sisters, Mrs. Stella fran o f Rego Park, N.Y., and from 7 to 9 p.m. Jimmy J. Hyatt, 24, of Rock- uiday morning, Blue Print A Supply Ino. James Cole of Wilmington, Del,; Davidson area and the Sunset ress by the State Department of will continue discussion of plans The man, Henry J. Th'riseauK, Chairing the testimonial com John H. IngersoU of New York Kiro of East Hartford, Mrs. Ida vine, was ch^lrged with failure The Smith car was towed District. c mittee, which has already held 660 Hartford Rd. four grandchildren, and a Public Works, including esti to support an annual commu was charged with ithe deatruc- City: a brother, George R. Cas Vedlera of Wapping, Mrs. Agnes to grant one half the highway away; the Irwin oar was drive- Within moments reports of die two planning seselons, is Town kfanchradar, Oonu. great-grandchild. tomorrow at 8 :80 a.m. from the mates of the cost of running wa nity service award to a student ticn of property violation after sidy Jr. of Nassau, Bahamas; a Simpson emd Mrs. Reg;ina Mizla, Amusing Rodent after the car he was driving able. . quake came from as liar south Director and former Mayor Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ter and sewer facilities to the club. The idea of a service he was brought to Polioe Head- Boakvme BxidL E at 1466 sUter, Mrs. Richard BoutweU of and one driven by Robert H. Slight damage was done to of San Francisco as Palo Alto, Francis Mahoney. ’Theodore Main St. is in charge of ar both of Manchester, and Mrs. St., with a Mass of requiem at boundaries of the proposed site. award was proposed last month quaitera and put in a ceU. Middletown; two grandsons, Whet Is considered to be the Harrison, 28, of Vernon, col- 'both cars as one driven by J. P. some 30 miles. Fairbanks is serving os secre rangements vhich are incom Doris Grlsel and Mrs. Maureen St. John’s Polish National Catho These costs are expected to by the council’s executive BoUce say he smashed the toilet and several nieces and neph most interesting and amusing llded on Tolland Tpke. near Oak- Messer of 668 Foster St., Wap- Employes on the ninth floor of tary, and C. L. "P e te " Wlgren plete. Johnson, both of Bolton; three lic Church at 9. Burial will be be moderate. Dr. Lowe sold, be board. bowl and ripped somq plumbing ews. member of the rat-and-mouse land St. Saturday morning. ping, rolled into a car driven by the American Savings and Loan is treasurer. brothers, Stemley F. OpeUach, in St John’s Cemetery. cause .the proposed 160-acre Other discussion w ill center from the wall. I Funeral services will be held Mrs. Anthony Wojtacta Henry J. Opalach emd Edward fam ily Is the wood rat, some Polioe say the Harrison car Maureen L. Fortin of 9 Hendee Co. office in the San Francisco Members of the standing campus—bounded by Hillstown on plans for an open house Feb. He was awaiting appearance tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Colum Friends may call at the fu times called the trade rat, was traveling east on TbUond Rd. in the parking lot at Pero’s financial district said • their Swedish French committees assisting with the MARLOW'S ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Sophie S. Opalach, edl of Manchester. Rd., Bidwell and Wetherell Sts. 18 at the new Hartford Rd. in Ctocuft Court 12, Mancbea- bia Congregational Church. ’The neral home tonight from 7 to 9. because of its unusual habits. Tpke. when struck by the Hy- off Oakland St. yesterday at- building swayed too. arrangements are aa toUows: Wojtach, 69, of 1 West St., wife Funeral services will be held and the new Rt 6 bypass — Campus. Several standing com ter, this afternoon. OPEN EVERY 0 Rev. George K. Evans, pastor, Miass., told 'Police toat she waa coming toward her oar. iShe bault was driving, Mrs. Dorothy Dinner Committee: Robert of Anthony F. Wojtach, died would Ue close to existing water mittee reports are also sched ’Ih e idrlver o f toe ttruck car, will officiate. Cremation will be yesterday morning at Rockville pulUng awB.y from a gas pump stopped, she todd police, but he Fitch o f 130 Glenwood St., was BlsseU and Wealey Smith, rep and sewer facilities. The site Is uled. Raaemary Hanson of Spencer„ ^ ^ station when she saw in Springfield, Mass. General Hospital. drove toe oar Into bera. in a restaurant when Thebeault resenting the British American The PofAer Fkmeral Home, ------the car driven by the accused The owner of toe car ’Ihea- aUegedly took toe oar. Club; and Jamea (Dutch) Fo- I I Mrs. Wojtach was bom March 486 Jackson 9t., WlUimantlc, is 16, 1898 In Poland, and had lived in charge of arrangements. In Rockville for many years. Utere Will be no calling She was formerly employed at The stole with mere hours. Honiss Oyster House, Hartford. Tlie family auggeats thal She was a member of St. those wishing to do so make Joseidi's Church and the Polish memorial contributions to the Women’s Alliance of America. G / M rith Amorioan Oancer Society. Survivors, besides her hus band, Include a daughter, Mrs. KNOWN FOR VALUES caiaries Rotarbach Alexander ROgowski of Bock- Charles Rohrbach, 78, of East vlUe; a son, Walter Wojtach of E Aurora, N.Y., father of Carl Thompsonvllle; and three Rohrbach of 101 Waahington St., grandchildren. Gins died Saturday at Buffalo, N.Y. The funeral will be held to Survivors also include his morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the wife, another son, two sisters Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros and brothers and five grand pect St, with a Mass of requiem children. at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. •s’ Funeral services will be held Buried will be in St. Bernard’s / tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Ken Cemetery. / neth Howe Funeral Home, Inc., Friends may call at the fun 64 Maple St., Elast Aurora. Bur eral home tonight from 7 to 9. \ ial will be In Oakwood Ceme- i tery. East Aurora. Mrs. Stefania Wrona V ROCKVILLE —Mrs, Stefa / Mrs. Mary Gallo nia Wrona, 81, of 214 South St., THIS IS IT! WAPPING—Mrs. Mary Stella widow of Josei^ Wrona, died Gallo, 79, of Hartford, mother last night at Rockville General of Joseph Gallo of Wapping, Hospital. r > ' c MORIARTY BROTHERS' ANNUAL died yesterday at a Hartford Mrs, Wrona was born June f t ' ' hospital. 24, 1886 in Poland. She was a i f ' M ; Survivors also include a member of St. Josef^’s Church, dauc^ter, 3 other sons, a broth and the Polish Roman Catholic er, 13 grandchildren, and 6 Union. DEMONSTRATOR and running great-grandchildren. FouVe Survivors include two daugh The funeral will be held ters, Miss Anna Wrona and I , ‘ ' V Wednesday at 8:18 a.m. from Miss Stephanie Wrona, both of the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, Rockville: Francis J. Wrona, out of time j'-4 285 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Marion J. Wrona and Stanley EXECUTIVE NEW CAR ' i if with a Mass of requiem at the Wrona, all of Rockville, and Church of St. Patrick and St. William J. Wrona of Ellington; Anthony, Hartford, at 9, Burial a sister in Poland, and five / will be In Mt. St. Benedict Cem grandchildren. etery, Bloomfield. The funeral will be held ... and if you’re running Friends may call at the fu Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and pect St., with a Mass of requiem out of money... seie 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. m Burial will be in St. Bernard’s SALE! Mrs. Albert Gayson Cemetery, Mrs. Sally Lucy Gayson, 48, Friends may call at the fun of 44 Village St., wife of Albert eral home tomorrow from 7 to Gayson, died yesterday morn 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 SAVINGS S.B.M. for a low-cost ing at Manchester Memorial to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hospital. vtra rs. Gayson was bom June ‘^ 1 U P $ 5, 1921 In Washington, Conn., daughter of Alexander and Lucy Engagement Mikalowskas Kiiksclun. She PERSONAL LOAN was a 1942 graduate of Hartford Robbins - Madore TO Hospital School of Nursing, and ' - ( was employed as a registered 1200! The engagement of Miss Shir nurse at Hartford Hospital. She ley Ann Robbins of Talcottville ^ M E R C U R Y ^ ahb. OONVBBX1BUD8 AND WAGONS! Low Bonk Rcriof • Fast Service was a member of the Ladles of to Kenneth Madore of Elling Save almost 25% St. James and the Private Duty ton has been announced by her Tubfast nightgowns Nurses Association. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron COMfETS~« . 4-DOOB SEDANS AND S-DO(Ht HABOTOP8! Survivors, besides her hus Robbins of 170 Hartford Tt>ke. band, Include two sons, Chris Her fiance Is the son of Mr. l. ! topher Gayson and Jeffrey Gay and Mrs. Maynard Madore of Quilted short robes and pajamas e v e n COVGABS g et t h e AX! son, and two daughters, Kathy Bristol. COUOARS—YES, Gayson and Barbara Gayson, Miss Robbins and Mr. Madore ^ I all at home; tour brothers, Jcdm are both employed at Cheney A. Krlksolun of Vernon, Paul Bros. All Cars Carry The Bqiance Of 649-5203 V. Krlksclun of Glastonbury, ’The wedding Is (danned for Stanley A. Krlksclun of Strat June 1, 1968. FOMOCO New Car Warranty! ford and Sigmund B. Krlksclun Sale Sale *2'^^ of Milford; a sister, Mrs. Mar ALL INDIA RADIO garet Tripplehora of Missoula, BOOST STRANSMISSION R«g. $2.99 Mont.; and several nieces and DEHRA DUN, India (AP) ■ R«g. 3.99 — Sizes 3 -14 E «y Bonk Terms If You're Short Of Cosh! nephews. All India Radio, the government : ¥ The funeral will be held to station, is to establish a network of transmitters along the Him • Polyester fiberfilled acetate quilts, 10-20. Peter Pan cdUar, floral accent Swiwes B m morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the Machine washable cotton flannelette, in waltz or ankSe-loigth gowns 2 John F. Tierney Funeral Home, alayan border area. snap front. Yoke top, onbroidered panel, patch pockets. Information Minister K. K. piece pajamas. Perky printh, snappy solid cokxrs. Sixes 7-14. ’ MORIARTY Shah said a shortage of transmitters forced people In OF MMCIESrER Personal Notices the strategic border districts to listen to “ enemy radio sta tions," presumably those of Card Of Thanks Pakistan and Communist China. DO YOU HAVE A GRANTS CREDIT ACCOUNT? . H We_ wish to thank all of our , MlsUborB, frtenria and rekutvea for ’ tto of kfaztoesa sad aym- Money apeot in reuearch on US In our recent be- rMviment. We eweeisUy t o S : sU now medicines by U.S. jrfiarma- Itoae wbo sent the iMsiklful floral oeutlcal firms this year is ex trtMles sod n ^ e contrlbutloiM to ^"s tile Uemot4al Pland. pected to reach a record $800 Arthsr Kittle and Funily million.

/ MANCHESTER KVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE FAGBSDCTBBN &IANCHESTER FVENING HERAIJ). IfANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEBIBBR 18, 1967 can’t M « your hawk on the face choked and backed up for mUee. held twd bodies, waa peeled off. late Sunday and said the reason “We’re tryihg to get Oie New C. Donald ^ b e r t m iBa Alahanifl Death T oU Rises Plato of your mask. It’a ao dark, Ool. wmiarn D. FaIck of the The Ohio Highway Patrbl aaid for the bridge’s coUapse "m ay York Central Railroad to aatobl- state may U fketaf 4ai^^ The Kinsmen of Jesus 1 Tariff Reductions pltoh Mack.” Army engineers estimated that traffic on Route 7, wWch paral.- never be known.” lah a shuttle service on the rail- claims of savaral mOUaa del- rfi j • To Sixteen in 60,000 tons of cargo was staUed lets the river for mUes, was The congressman 1s making road bridge (about one-quarter lars. ORDER TODAY... The tangled mass the Go into Effect bridge’s Buporstructure, lying because the river was closed backed up for 4% mUes Sunday frequent trips here to epeed up mUe horth of the disaster site) ------1 OFURCIO Bridge OoUapse atop'the cars and Wks to 40 Troopers estimated the federal aid process and ari and we’re also trying to arrange Flying Fbdr On January First (Oontimied frofu Page One; feet of water "is ao ahakv I “ t- ‘ *** crowds of the ciwlous at be- a senll-offlclal liaison with for a ferry.” A Cooperative Cousin... John the Baptist The question of indemnity Flying flab ora afala to swoop sea diver from New Orleans, could move the beams by hand. The cars pulled from the wa- tween 10,000 and 16,000. all the White House. W ASm NGTON (A P ) — New EDITOR’S NOTE—^Th« faml Two said that “you’ve got to worry I dropped through the mesa of ter Sunday reflected the tre- away from the river s **'nie Immediate need ie to ea- also arose. West ^ rg ln la owns out of tha water to ssoaps pur- ly of Joous was a cloae-knlt one, tariff reductions go into effect LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY about metal falling on you.’ ’ steel and It started to Slide,” mendous impact which existed **lg® ■<> to hamper the tabllsh a traffic link between the Ohio River to the Ohio suers. TWs U aooompHalied with progenitors and ante Jon. 1, representing the first (Oeatbraed from Page One) Ray spent several hours In the Ray said. when the coUapaed. A ll » « * « * • * Point Pleasant and Oalllp• 7 ^ S a tS L huuL pelt, blinked unseeingly into the Nations importing U.S. goods SHOPPING CONVENIENCE hurt. daylight. and signing the Kennedy Round He was a cousin of Jesus. agreement will make similar Many parte of north AloJiama AU TIIPIE-S RIDIMPTION CENTERS OPEN were under water, with almost Guards led him to a wooden tariff concessions. MON., DEC. 18 THRU FRI., DEC. 22 block and shoved him to his Johnson predicted the lower five Inches - of rain drenOhlng tariffs would generate more de Huntsville during the night. 9 AM TO 9 PM knees., clamping his neck down f into the stocks. One of the sol mands for import quotas and M l \(.i|i \ ^ Some low-lying areas were diers raised a long broad sword other protection devices by busi flooded but none of the principal . f S«T„ DEC. 23 9 AN TO 5:30 PM in both hands and brought it ness and agriculture groups fac iTAe Mow J*mMr/uf Bedaeing did • ; roads were closed. | ' swishing down, cutting off the ing suffer compeUUon. /Beer Befeased /or PmhUe V sef A ’ The high wind and ralns hit ' head of John the Baptizer. "We must all stand firm - DeKalb, Marshall, Jackson, against short-sighted protection COUNTRY DRUG “ He was a burning and shin i Limestone, Mbrgan and Madi- aw II-1 b PREMIUM-PLUMP,TENDER ing lamp,” Jesus said of him. ism,” the President said. Such * n West Middle Tpke. son coimtiea. Manchester, Conn. t The two were of the same arg^uments, he added, reflect a Another twister hit three com- age. They shared in the same lack of confidence in the ability □ tso d n t regular It-dsy supply of HsagrexinWi f . f A for s i 1 munlties in Sumter County in movement. John prepared the of American enterprise to com «"iy $3. ! Weat central Alabama. pete against Imported goods. ground for it, and in its □ Send me ceoMmyeiM 42-dsy supply far only R. » Hiere were no immediate re- UNom nu-op to u us. ii* j* beginning stage, came to his The Kennedy Round was an : ^xnrts of InJiurles from that me, violent end under orders of King outgrowth of President John F. H _ which struck at Bellamy, Ooato- Stotfed Turrets lb.' Herod Antipas of Galilee. Kennedy’s Internationa^ trade 3 ' pa and Twin Oaks. Extensive unuK U -m TO s us. Herod “ feared lest the great policy. ^ , property damage was reported influence John had over the peo t . and a gas main ruptured on Ala- CORNISH HENS lb. ple might put it in his power or There are now some 46,000 g bama 28 in Twin Oaks Commu- saouiNU-nun inclination to raise a rebellion," computers in use and the total □ RaymentTncIosed 35o fo r 1 • nlty. lO liM lRS writes the Jewish historisin of host of relatives. He came of one, with numerous offspring in the brooding wastelands, a griz but John also had assailed the is expected to reach more than ** . At Bellamy, a home reported DRUMSTICKS lb. I that time, Flavius Josephus. prime stock. The lineage went Jesus’ day. zled, apocalyptic figure, burned king for violating Jewish moral 170,000 by 1976. ly wak destroyed and utility But the execution did not far back into the misty sources One of M ary’s older cousins, dark by the sun, proclaiming to law by divorcing his wife to — poles were blown down. calm the king's fears nor did it of life. In the recorded geneolo- Elizabeth, wife of the Temple a restive, foreign-oppressed marry his brother’s wife, Hero- Some persons ware reported TniKET Roast "n lb. stay the work started by that g y of Jesus, Matthew’s gos|>el priest, Zachaiias, was the moth people: dlas. mlasliig in the trailer camp aasKB mnOI—SUCSB ja i pair of contrasting but com traces it back to Abraham, the er of Joim the Baptist, bom only “ Prepare the way of the Lord It was she, Scripture relates, area, the weather bureau said. plementary kinsmen, John and wandering Bedouin chieftain six months before Jesus. . . . all flesh shall see the salva who advised her daughter, Sal CoidCuts£*J£ < A Huntsville fire statim was • iMdWM 3 Jesus. from the remote area of human It was to Elizabeth’s home in tion of God!” ome, to ask for the imprisoned Included In the damaged area. “ He must Increase, but I must origins in the Tigrls-Euphrates the hills near Jerusalem that “ Who are you?” the anxious John’s head, when Herod, Huntsville Police Chief W. F. , 4 5 . 4 8 decrease," John said shortly valley. M ary Journeyed to announce asked. pleased with her dancing at a Dyar skid the weather bureau’s lb before his fateful arrest. “This Luke’s gospel traces the line her pregnancy. “ Blessed is the ” I am the voice of one crying palace party, offered her any esttmato of the number of per Joy of mine is now full.” even further back to the proto fruit of your womb,” Elizabeth in the wilderness, ’Make thing she wanted. sons Injiued "appears to be a Out (rf this kind of tie, of type of mankind, to “ Adam, the exclaimed. “ For behold, the straight the way of the Lord And John’s “head was bit high” altbougb It is still too blood, loyalty and conviction, son of God,” whose nanje babe in my womb leaped for . . .’ After me comes he who Is brought on a platter aind given early to determine an exact U S D A GRADt A grew the world-spanning broth means the species, “ humeinlty,” Joy.” mightier than I, the thong of to the girl, and she brought It number of casualties. erhood which commenced on the inception of persons in crea When John was bom, his aged whose sandals I am not worthy to her mother.” The baptizer’s "There may have been that that first Christmas. tion. father exulted. “ And you child to aboop and untie. I have disciples came and took his mnny fault, but we haven’t been CA D-mim It was not an Individualistic, Assorted racial strains, Hlt- will be called the prophet of the baptized you with water, but he body, buried it and reported to able to find tium yet,” Dyar separately sacred enterprise. tite, Mohabite, Canaanite, min Most High.” A short time later will baptize you with the Holy Jesus what had happened. Skdiuss Franks lAILT NOU It was merged In the human gle In that Israelite line. in the Bethlehem animal shel Spirit.” “ Truly,” Jesus said, “ among The poUoe chief oaid the heav stream. It was generated The lists of progenitors in ter, M ary gave birth to her son, John had no Inkling it would those bom of women, there has iest property damage iqq^eared A . i| Wt among men, in their race, their clude all sorts of people, great wrapped him in bracing cloth be his cousin, and whether the to be In the southeast seotion of SUCED BACON risen no one greater than Jertm UnU-SUGD realm. It had an ancestry and a and lowly, noble and devious, strips and laid him In a manger two had seen much of each oth the Baptist.” ttae city, along the Chiokamauga heritage. Its descendants are shepherds and kings, honored of hay. er since boyhood is uncertain. The spark John struck in Ju Tran, in the vicinity of t|| B O n iD H A N “fellow heirs,” wrote St. Paul, monarchs such as David and Unlike Jesus who grew up in At first, when Jesus offered dea flamed In the ensuing min Mountain Gap school, and In tm UUPUX "m em bers of the same body.” Solomon and despots such as the close association of people himself for baptism, John pro istry of Jesus, the force of it Big Cove area. That, in its breadth, is the Rehoboam—a spectrum of hu and who followed the woodwork tested his own comparative un still haunting Herod. ” J(^n I Dyar said a danger of floodiiig Htgrade Franks fam ily tree of Christ. “ I am the man character. ing trade of Joseph, John worthiness, but Jesus insisted: beheaded, but who is this about in some areas of tiie city cur R O T u n n a vine,” he said. “ You are the Since both parallels and dif shunncKl his father’s priestly PACID Mb.IOKSx. “ Let it be so now; for thus it whom I hear such rumors,” he rently was presenting the blg- branches.” ferences appear in the lists, vocation and withdrew from B STROP is fitting for us to fulfill all worried. “ John whom I behead gest nroblem. It was like a seed sown in a some scholars regard Luke’s society. righteousness.” In that, too, the ed has been raised.” "W e had quite a U t of rain be- field, Jesus said, “ and the field record as forebearers of Jesus’ He took to the desolate region man of Nazareth linked himself It wasn’t that, of course; but fora the storm hit, and it’s still E is the . . . world.” mother, Mary, and Matthew's southeast of Jerusalem toward with his fellow men, Involving It was a member of the same raining now," he said. "The BOILED ONIONS That wider relationship was as those of her husband, J ^ p h , the Dead Sea. In solitude and himself in all humanity’s need. wners eiAPiAK ^ family, carrying on and finish White Way Trailer Court ia un q u a rt ' also reflected In its specific ori legally regarded as Jesus’ fa silence, John steeled his charac This kinsman of Jesus not ing a Job, bringing a seed to der water—it’a flooded extreme cant gins, in the comprehensive ther. ter and deciphered his callings. only stirred such official alarm fruition. ly badly—and we’ve got boots DRINK 3 blood line of that child bom at Both Mary and Joseph were When ready, at about the age that the Roman empire’s puppet out there trying to get the peo 200-ft. Bethlehem. He had a mixed of the Davidic line, a prolific of 30, he came storming out of King Herod feared an uprising. Tomorrow: The Critical Clan) ple.” The trailer court was In the selling price of gold. It added private htriders had uidoaded was hardening in favor of clear area in which the heaviest pro perty damage was recorded, the Europe Gold Rush Goes On that the operations of the Lon dollars in expectation of some and determined action by the don market would continue un United States to reduce its bal dilet said. announcement that could have changed despite widespread ru ance of payments deficit. This is Dyar estimated Uw city bad brought devaluation of the dol received between three and five REDDI-WIP Despite $35 Ounce Pledge mors that some form of restric seen by European bankers and inclMB tion was being worked out to lar. Now they were apparently financial commentators as the o f rain. LONDON (AP) — The new The Paris market tapered off keep gold from filtering out of buying back the dollars to re key to waning confidence in the a oMatAMD mnoN r o i the pledge by the U.S. government sume normal business. but sales remained conslderaUy U3. and European official re dollar. 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have been earned or capital Today in History Retirement Dispute Fueled gains that might have been real ised by the worker if he had STAR By the Aseodated Press been able to keep and invest his Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN- Today is Monday, Dec. 18th, MM.22 By New Tax, Security Moves Social Security contributions. T a r ^ T o u r Daily AttM ly GtMa S£PT. 23 the 862nd day of 1967. There are But they also don’t take into ac- According to tho Start. * OCT. 23 18 days left in the year. - . . . One LOW Price! B y ED M O N D I m BRETON $3,0(X) would have gone into count the virtual certainty that FAIRWAY To develop message for Tuesday, Today’s Hlgiiliglit in History medicare, giving him and his Congress, which has made nu- ^45-52^ 121-2982-38#' Associated Press Writer r/R''^T rtod words correspooding to numbers 41-4681 E , On this date in 1866, the 18th wlfe hoiqjitallsaUon rights in old merous changes in Social Secu- of Zodiac birth sign, WASHINOTON (AP) — The 7AUMIS amendment to the U.S. Constl- age. Whether'he ever actually rity in the past 80 years, will APR. 21 i l Lisle n new Social Security benefit and I P tn o m l 31 Thoughts tutiem was adopted, aboUafaing make m ore during the next 46. ' MAY 21 2 A n d / 32 Hold 6 2 W lin ls ta x s ca le s —b oth u p—Eidd. fu e l to recovered the equivalent of 3 Slop ' 33 Ploy 63 Gomes sla v e ry . these contributions would, of ’Diese probably will be in the Jc ^ 4 - 7 - 2 0 ^ 6 4 P o in i an argument about the retire 4Cl«on 34 Exc4Hent On This Date course, depend on his and his direction of greater benefits, SL ova 36 Close 65 Refurnish ment system that has been hot er tending to give a mathematical OEMM 6Mteio04k 36 For 66 R epair Tn 1787, New Jersey ratified for some time fmd gets hotter as wife’s health. th 67 T o SAOITTAIIVS 1 MAY 22 7 Clutttnid 37 Comet the U.S. Constitution. the average population gets Of the remaining $17,000 it is break to the retired and the cid Ralaidart ar 8 Look > 38 Your 68 You er aefive workers. } JUNE 22 9And ‘ 39 Friend 6 9 You In 1799, George Washington y ou n g er. general^ agreed that something tu 4 0 Hove 70 Y o u r DEC 22 ® The calculations moreover 3- d*10.22 10 L ilia n ' was buried at Motmt Vernon. Critics of the system say it is must be changed off for the in- II Maleilol 41 Tongue 71 Dreams [438485-58#' d on ’ t tEdte in to 'a cco u n t th e e m Li y3B-5043-85 42 Th e ir 72 Indicated ------SaW In 1916, President Woodrow loaded sgEdnst the young work siuance valuf of Socisd Security ealMiar 12 ImpoftonI 70-75»79-8^■00^.4 ployer’s contributions, which dc CANCER 13 T o k» 43 An 73 Advertising Wilson mtuTled a widow, Edith er, that the waige earner start during a man’s working life. 74 Restore CAPRICORN , JUNE 23 14Tod«y 44 III Bolling Galt, at her home in ing out now or still in his early If he had died leaving minor are equal to those of the em refills VJ 15 SoRWIl'Ing 4 5 E # t 75 V is it ployes. ITiese contributions pro I JULY 23 16 Folks 4 6 A |td 76 Productive JAtt, 20 Washington. productive years is being taxed children, there would have been 1 7 0 u l 47 Tp 77 New unfadrly to pay benefits to those payments for them.. If he had vide the cushion enabling the B t .^.\34^51-53 76 Promotions In 1923, The United States 18N o 48 And 1- 2-11-23^ become disabled, he would have system to broaden and, general I e c ^ 73-77-78 19 Brings 49 No • 79 Or 37-47-68 VS rejected a request for recogni already retired or well on their IMskat 80 Money ly speaking, to pay the individu da LEO 2 0 C lo se ls 50 Important AOUAktUS tion by the S ^ et Uni<». way to retirement, who paid in received payments. 51 tu yirrg 81 Ideas JULY 24 21 Tim e JAN. 21 ^ In 1941, President Franklin D. m u ch le ss. SoclEd Security values this in al contributor more than he has ipe 22 Pleosonl 52 On 82 Comes MiiiRAiae diaries Aud 23 53 fe llin g 83 Money FEB.' IP Defenders say everyone, sta surance at 28 per cent of the pu t' in . thi 2 3 B e n e fil Rcxjsevelt muiied a committee M nGissI 24-'lL T o lk s 54 O r 84 O f contribution. Others put the flg- mi >,13-18-30-33 85 Moves 14-19-2681/^ to Investigate the military dis tistically speaking, stands to get 25. Before 5 5 Person lUM as low as 20 per cent. Tak D1 ^49-6384-87 26 Inspiring 56 Of 86 Letter 48-768381 aster at Pearl Harbor 11 days a lot more out of Social Security appoinUneat VMOO 27 A re 57 Your 87 ChoTKe PISCtS e a rlie r. than he puts in. ing 26 per cent m a working fig C O L O a H IM 28 M oking ' 58 A w aits 88 True ure reduces the $17,000 to ot 89 Confide FEB. 20 W In 1963, hundreds of African H ie mathematics involved sure Flash b ulb s 29 To 59 Relative books th 30 R isks 60 W ild est 90 Secret MAR. 21 V students in Moscow rioted in complex and the socitd and eco $12,760 for retirement. ■f r e e o u t w b a p p i n o ■) 5- 6- 9-2JI ^ 12/19 [3589-54-59^ nomic arguments finely-drawn. At the new benefit rates, the thi (^ )G o o d Adverse ■ ) Neutral Red Squre, protesting agsdnst '24-27-72 62-67-89^901 racial discrimination. Skipping the philosophical dis retired worker and his wife of Rj the same age would receive $828 ARTHUR DRUB ini Ten Tears Ago pute, here is an effort to simpli a month in 2018. So,a couple d i The nations of the Atlantic Al fy the mathematics, rounding would/' recoup the principal bli liance, meeting in Pauds reached all figures: Sbltlto.llGC amount of the contribution in al es ^Ghastly Way to TraveP limited accord on the arma Suppose a young man starts MnflUsiNUiMi most exactly three suid a half $ 1 .4 5 ment of Western Europe with work Jsm. 1, 1968, and continues M ANCHeSTCR years, or by the time they were pi nuclear missies. until Jan. 1, 2013, at which time PET CEMTER he is 65 and retires. Suppose 68%. An unmarried retired a Professor id Minisubmarine Five Tears Ago Open till 9 Every Night further he starts out at $4,000 a worker would take half sigsUn as b o H i stores open to President John F. Kennedy ar except Saturday year and gets annuEil raises of long to do this. th rived at Nassau in the Baham Tails Porpoises for Navy $1,000 until he passes the $7,800- Social Security actuaries say PETS G PET SUPPLIES th as for talks with British Prime nightsm g i m tillH H Christmas! a-year mark—the limit on which the life expectancy of a man Open Sun., Deo. 24tti S-5 p.m., Minister Harold MacMUlEUi. SAN PEDRO, Calif. (AP) — "The porpoise does a lot of the payroll tax is levied. who has reached 6(5 la 18% years for your oonvenIcGoe In pMc- main at., niMKiheater enM n d d d le lp k a so One Tear Ago L “It'» a ahastly way to travrt,” things better than the Navy, and Under the new rates, he .would and that he can expect his wife Ing up Iny*A-Way Olfts. Jc the Navy wants to know how," The Soviet Communist party to outlive him by five years. ■aya Prof. Ken Norris of the odd pay in a little less than $20,000 995 MAIN ST. 649-4278 Bi oootraptlop he calls his “ seasick h e m y s . leader, Leonid I. Breshnev, was during his working life. These calculations don’t take th n w ch ln e .” "A porpoise has a marvdous praised by the Soviet press on Of this total, however, almost into account Interest that might ReeMstog It will make him sonar,” he said of its ability to the eve of hds 60th birthday. gt sick, he’ll scrunch Inside the sense objects with sound echoes. R cramped craft Tuesday and set "It can tell the difference be ni out on an underwater voyage tween two kinds of metal. It cem P o k e r a( E fatiHtig porpoises for science and single out an aspiiln-sized peb ’Itie game of poker, whose an th e N a v y . ble under water.” cestry dates to at least 1686, st: The goal; Finding out why the He has spent some 300 hours derived its name about 1700 Bi porpoise "does a lot of things in the 5,800-pound craft off Oahu from the German word "poeben better than the Navy.” Island in Hawaii where it was which means "to Muff." The M init A uto’S til The minisubmarine Is an buUt a year ago. modem form of the gsme was ai $8,000 conversion a Jet plane From Inside tiie 2-by-8-by-4- developed in the eaiiy peat of lo turi tank, equipped with an air foot vehicle, the stociky natural the 19th century around New th aupply and steering controls and ist commands a 360-degree view Orleans, when the name was pc filled halfway with plastic focun of the ocean. 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Olympio Oommittee, Final Standings in 1962 and 1,181 yards In 1068. the wrong direction . , . New York Giants already " I am very haltpy that the Sunday Uutt a boycott O f Winter Olympics Eastern Conference Although the Giants had the and watching Los Angeles are 1-0 for the 1968 sea boys get some finanOial return On Tuesdav by Negro athletes of tbe 1968 Capitol Division Cards shut out until the last •/ NEW YORK (A P )— ^Mile-hisrh Denver, host to nu- turn the National Football W L T Pot. Pto O P son. In addltlbn to Uie meirKsl and Olympic Games "would be emoUonal awards of traveling quarter, Jackie Smith, St. louUj meruoe international ice and snow events, is sriven a L^gue’s Coastal show Dallas 9 6 0 .643 342 268 "We considered this game By BARRY COWLES equivalent te somebedy try- part of the '68 season," said the that long road back,” said Sner- tight end, also set a record < Ing to burn down hto own better than even chance of leadingr the 1976 Winter down into a Roman carni Philadel. 6 7 1 .462 861 400 man. t wiui 1,205 yards, breaking Son- Scholastic hoop activity Washington 6 6 3 .466 347 363 Giants’ coach after Sunday's 37- home.’ ’ Olympic Games. ------val. 14 victory over St. Louis. "We “If there was one main factor tiy Randle’s old mark of this week promises a full Denver Roman Gabriel, the Rama' New Orleans 3 11 0 .214 233 370 The committee issued a The Colorado capital received Denver out over ttirae really wanted this game. We It had to be Fran Tarkenton. He 1962. Smith scored one ’TO on a slate. T u e ^ y nifirht the other AmeRcan snow reaorto— a t r o n g-armed quarterback, Century Division formal statement In reply to the strong backing of the U.8. have the heart of a ball club did for us Just what we wanted. 20-yard pass from Jom Hart and Manchester High Indians Olympic OommlttM Sunday and Placid, N.T., Balt ecUpaed superstar Unitas Sun Cleveland 9 6 0 .643 834 207 the boycott movement sup Boy Shivers ran five yards fbr will debut on the home CSty and Seattle—Sunday In bid day by firing three touchdown New York 7 7 0 ^600 369 870 offense came on very he helped our offense and our ported by several Negro ath the city turned its attention to well andj our defense was com defense, too, and wound up with the other. ding for the official backing of passes as Los Angeles drubbed St. Louis 6 7 1 .462 333 356 court, hoping to change letes as a protest airalnst the job of influencing delegates ing on big at the end. the greatest year of his career." Tarkenton connected with their luck with a vrin after loe- the U.S. Olympio Committee’s the previously unbeaten Balti Pittsburgh 49 1 .308 281 320 American racial policies. to the Ihternatlonal Olympic "Nobody should be happy Tarkenton threw four touch Aaron Thomas on 88 and 80- ing the opener to Oonard last Oommittee meeting at Antwerp, Board of Dlreotora. more Colts 34-10 for the Coastal Western Conference The statement Invited "all when you don’t win It all. But down passes against the Cards yard scoring passes, hit Jones Friday, in a OCIL clash hosting Belgium, In 1070. Salt Lake City and Seattle Division title. Central Division qualified American athletes we didn’t even know if we could and wound up with career highs with a 69-yarder and Ernie Koy Maloney High of Meriden. were eliminated after the flrat While Gabriel connected on^lS W L T Pet. P U OP to try out for the 1968 teams That’a when the 1076 site will get close to any championship of 29 TD passes, 3,088 yards and with a 13-yarder. Koy also tiwo ballots. Denverwonon tbe Green Bay 9 4 1 .692 332 209 East Catholic (2-0) entertains In all Olympic sports" and be officially picked, aa well as of 22 passes for 267 yards—to last March. Now we have a cer 204 completions. He also threw scored on a one-yard plunge. third ballot, 26 to 17 over Lake Chicago 7 6 1 .638 239 218 Penney High of East Hartford promised "equal treatment the grounds for the Summer the delight o f 77, 277 revelers in tain amount of proven parts.” the ball more than any Giant Pete Gogolak added a 21-yard Placid. Detroit 6 7 2 .417 260 269 Tuesday night. Coach Don in the manner of selection. Games of the same year. the Los Angeles Coliseum—the The Giants finished up at 7-7 ever did, finishing with 377 at field goal. Koy, In addition to Three governors—NMson Minnesota 3 8 3 .273 233 294 Burns and hto Eagles will be In bousing and In feeding." Ram defenders hurried Unitas with third place in the combined tempts to Y.A. Tittle’s 375 In scoring twice, booeted his sea The United Stotea. celebrating Rockefeller of New York, John Coastal Division after a third straight win. Area Roby said, "A n3rone, re into two cosUy interceptions and standings of the Eastern Confer- 1062. son rushing total to 704 yards. Ito bi-centennial to t h a ^ w . Is lo ^^ ^ Colorado and Calvin dropped the N F L's Most Valua Los Ange. 11 1 2 .917 398 196 schools will find Rockville High gardless of color, can be on ^ I n g a concerted effort tor Ro^pton of Utah-made pIteiMs Baltimore 11 1 2 .917 394 198 (1-1) hosting Southington High; our team and be treated as ble Player seven times for loss for their states. M ayor J. D. es totaling 48 yards. San Fran. 7 7 0 .600 273 337 Coventry High (2-1) entertains an equal." •1 think we have a very good Braman headed the SeatUe del- "The crux of our defensive Aakland 38, New York 29 Portland High; Bolton High chance,” said Art Lentz, execu- egatlon. Saturday’s Result GOAL LEAVES GOALIE FLAT — Norm Ullman the hat trick and raises his stick. Flat in front of (4-0) travels to Cromwell High plan for this game,” said LA MEET THE DEACON Jets’ Coach Sounds Off9 High. Friday, the Eagles motor five diroctor of the U.S. Olym ’We have wonderful fOciUttea '— Trapped by Deacon Jones of the Rams. Baltimore’s San Francisco 24, Dallas 16 of Detroit (7 ) has just notched his third goal for as Ellington High (2-0) meets Coach George Allen, "was not the net is Montreal goalie Gump Worsley. to Ledyeurd. pic Oommittee. "This to the first and a world of experience tor Johnny Unitas has no place to go except to the ground. (A P Photofax) Sunday’s Results Windsor Locks in a home game to allow Unitls enough time to Manchester (1-0) buses to time we have recdly thrown our staging toternaUonal events," Los Angeles 34, Baltimore 10 and South Windsor (8-0) faces throw the ball, because he can Windham High of Willimantic full weight behind getting the Colorado’s Governor Love said. to Dan Abramowtlz and Don M c BEARS-FALCONS— Chicago 23, Atlanta 14 E.O. Smith, all Tuesday. thread the needle in a crowd.” to 20-7 in the third quarter on Blasts Refs After Loss Xony Jeffries Odtlege Baskethall Roundup Tuesday for the second match Games. " I think we ore capable of doing The Rams’ Fearsome Four Bruce Gossett’s second field Call’s 49-yard scoring jaunt. Gale Sayers ran 61 yards for a Philadelphia 28, Cleveland 24 BasehaU Trade Wednesday afternoon at 4, of the season. t*'® Chargers at San Diego 88-24 and Miami outlasted Boa- "W e have a good jianip on the a great job.” some—Lamar Lundy, Deacon goal. After Lou Michaels booted touchdown, caught a 32-yard TD Detroit 14, Minnesota 3 OAKLAND (AP)__Joe Cheney Tech (0-8) hosts Vinal Ace rightbanded pitcher Coach Phil Hyde and his In other countries." Denver’s presentation called a three-pointer for the Colts, EAGLE8-BROWN8— pass from Jack Concannon and New Orleans 30, Washington 14 Namath, spitting blood. Sunday, they woidd ne and force ton 41-82. Tech as the locals are stlU in Jones, Merlin Olsen and Roger Oakland, which suffered Its Oaims Grand Jim Banning of the Philadel dians found the going pretty The Winter Olympics were for an outlay of 818.7 mffllon, Brown—followed Allen’s plan to Gabriel capped a 67-yard drive Norm Snead threw three scor finished with 120 rushing yards Pittsburgh 24, Green Bay 17 search of the season’s tin t win. only loss of the season to the Boston CoBege Out phia PhUUee has been traded tough to the opener. Some good last held to the United States to the state and federal govein- with a nine-yard payoff pitch to ing passes against the Browns, in Chicago’s triumph over the New York 37, St. Louis 14 po’.n^dly ^ TheÊastern winner will meet Friday’s’ action lists three the letter. the Oakland Raiders rough Oakland, 12-1 champion of the Jets, went tUiead In the third to the Plttoburgti Pirates for players are on this year’s squad i960 when Squaw Valley, Calif., jnento to provide |4 mUHon and In snapping Baltimore’s 13- Billy Truax. who rested several regulars and Falcons. Mac Perclval added Saturday’s Game Bahama Title home games and two alumni after his New York Jets west, for the a f l utle Dec. 3i period, 17-14, on the second of pitcher Woodle Fryman and and once they get coordinated was host but the (Jalltornia re- the rest to be ratoed by Uoket game unbeaten streak, the The Rams’ final touchdown, went all the way with third three field goals for the Bears. Western Conference tuts. Manchester High hosts tit'e hopes were blasted in or Jan. 7. Daryle Lamonlca’s three TD FREEPORT, Bahamas (AP) Of Unbeaten Ranks three minor leaguers. and can control the ball togeth- sort won out without the full sales, televtoion and oonces- Rams extended their own win-- scored by Dick Base from two string quarterback Gary Lane. Championship New Britain High; Rockville er, a winning season Is almost support of the U.S. Committee— Biona. Sam Baker kicked four extra LIONS-VIKINGS— a 38-29 defeat Sunday. Namath set an a f l offense tnsses. Bunnlng won 74 games for High entertains Windsor High ning string to eight games and yards out, came after Unitas Los Angeles vs. Green Bay at ^m a"Tuto‘‘S n e w YORK (A .P)-Th ird-ran ked Vandertiilt, which certato. Veteran center Chuck " r was Just chance,” Lentz Most of the vlslttag athletes Rookie Lem Barney led the But his coach, Weeb Ewbank, record. 3,650 yards In one sea- TTie Raiders then made It 24- the Phils in four years, cop advanced into next Saturday’s was dropped at his own four- points for the Eagles and moved Milwaukee, Wls. with Bolton High hosting East Corswi has turned to his notice said. Summer Games were would be housed at the Unlver- crltlclzed the field officials for son, with 366 Sunday, breaking 14 on Lamonlca’s final s c o r ^ Jeffries, a slender South African survived a determined bid by an underdog, and sixth- ping 10 In each the 1064-65-08 Elastem Conference champion yard line for an eight-yard loss Into third place on the all-time Lions past Minnesota with three Sunday’s Game Granby. Ellngton High and the 3,456 set by Babe ParlUi of strike, auid cdter stopping the who to a mechanic by trade, and ranked Boston College, which didn’t, lead the way into seasons and 17 last cam- that he will no longer be pUy- staged to Los Angeles to 1982. slty of Denver, with Its 2fi00 ship playoff against Green NFL scoring list with 824 career pass interceptions, returning Eastern Conference “ letting the game get out of Coventry High will have their on fourth down. Boston in 1963. He completed 27 Jets two feet from their goal, a man who dreams of becoming college basketball’s annual round of holiday touma- Pnlgn. tog basketball due to personal Chief competition for the beds. Bears Stadium west of Bay’s Central Division kings. "We played our best game of points—one more than Don Hut one 71 yards for a touchdown Championship hand.” annual alumni gsunes. South reasons. of 46 passes for three touch they drove 99 yards to run It to the road racing champion of the ments this week. ------W inter Geimea to exipected from downtown Denver would have Los Angeles and Baltimore the year and put everything to son, the former Green Bay ^ and setting up Detroit’s other Cleveland at Dallas "This probably will coat me Windror High has the only road downs. 31-14. world. ra e C ^ m o d o r .^ who out- ,^th Michigan, Arizona State, Banff, Canada, which missed Its capacity ratoed from 88,000 tied 24-24 in their first meeting fla ^ . score with another. money” — a fine by American gam e schedtded, motoring to HOMETOWN PLAYER gether,” Allen said. “ Green Oakland’s Daryle Lamonica • * * FIghUng oft 'an early chal lasted Duke 76-75 Saturday Oregon State and Oklahoma out by a single vote when the to 60,000 for opening and olodng and finished in an 11-1-2 dead American League Football League President Milt Windsor Locks. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Bay? I ’d like to enjoy Baltimore also threw three touchdown CHIEF8-BRONOOS— lenge from Americans and a aignt, open itheir oiwn Invitatoon- state. West Side Volleyball 1072 carnival was awarded to ceremonies. lock. The Rams, however, got Eastern Division Woodard," he told newsmen. East Catholic High treks to Colo. (AP) — Flanker Rudy first." passes to total 29 for the season, Another A F L record fell In the late rush by a pack of Austri al tournament In Nashville, Sappora, Japan. The Denver Arena, tbe Ool- • • • W L T Pet. Pto OP In addition, one tournament Naugatuck High Saturday night. the title nod by virtue of their "But Ive got to say It.” Tenn., Friday with a game standing, Watkins 6-1, JC'S Hallenbeck was the first varsity Los Angeles, San Francisco, iseiun and the Broadmoor Skat Houston 8 4 1 .667 217 189 a club record. His 16 comple Kansas Clty-Denver game when ans, the 26-year-old Jeffries point edge in the two games 8TEELER8-PACKERS— Pro football forbids team of- toat started over the weekend,. 6-1, Nazarene 6-1, Kasden Fuel Wrestling slated finds the football cadet whose family Detroit and Ltolledelphla are ing Club to (Colorado Springs Pats Finish Last New York 7 6 1 .683 329 298 tions in 32 throws Included two rookie Noland Smith returned a rpared to victory Sunday in the against Seton Hall. Oregon against the Colts. 4-2, East Sides 1-2, West Sides East Catholic matmen opening End Ben McGee rambled 21 ficlals from criticizing the men 72-yarders in his 336 yard total, kickoff 106 yards for a Kansas Grand Prix of Formula V and meTto w a re F^resTi;- the X e r a t v lived at the village near the U.S. chief > bidders for the Summer would be used for speed skating. The Packers, w t» nailed the Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 216 287 Blacksburg, Va., finished up 1-6, Lakewood 0-8. the season today at Litchfield yards with a deflected Green who enforce its rules on the Nama'th has a swollen right City TD. Len Dawson passed for carried oft hto biggest jackpot first-round game. Air Force Academy. Games. Ice hockey and figure skating. Miami 4 9 0 .308 209 366 tonight with YeJe and Virginia Central crown three weeks ago, Bay pass for one touchdown and playing field. cheek and X rays wUl be taken three touchdowns for the win In six years of racing, a $10,0(X> The Eagles, upset In 81-90 were upset by Pittsburgh 24-17 Boston 3 10 1 .231 280 389 playing for the championship. tackle Chuck Hinton plodded 27 For W orst Record The defeat dropped the Jets, In New York today for a possl- ning chiefs. prize.. overtime by S t John’s, N.Y. Western Division Sunday. New York pounded St. yards with a recovered fumble * * * Vanderbilt’s victory over Oakland 12 1 0 .923 480 212 7-6-1, a game behind the Hous- ble fracture. The Raiders twice When he won by the close meet North Carolina State Louis 37-14 , New Orleans for another score as Pitts M IAM I, Fla. (A P )— The Boston Patriots, who only Wednesday to a first-round Saturday came on Bob San Diego 8 4 1 .667 329 810 ton Oilers, 8-4-1, In the A F L ’s were penalized 16 yards for DOLPH1N8-PATBIOTB— margin of 17 seconds over the stunned Washington 80-14, Phil a year ago battled down to the wire in a vain bid for game to the Boston Garden’s Wyendandt’s 26-foot jump ahot burgh’s defensive unit wrecked Kan. City 9 6 0 .643 408 264 Eastern Division with one game roughing the passer, Namath, Miami broke its game open Austrian Formula V champion. adelphia toppled Cleveland's the American Football League’s Eastern Divisictfi invitational. Providence and La- seconds remaining. The the Packers, who substituted Denver 3 11 0 .214 266 309 each left. Houston can clinch but Joe refused to say they with a 28-pdnt second quarter. Dieter Quester, the black-haired Cenury champs 28-24, Chicago also to the tourna- Itovlto, who had won four freely In their final pre-playoff championship, have wound up in the cellar for the the flag by defeating the Dol- roughed him up. Two of the touchdowns In the South African knew he had been Salle are beat Atlanta 23-14 and Detroit Saturday’s Result straight, had taken the lead tune-up. 1967 season. Houston 24» San Diego 17 phins at Miami Saturday night. In other A F L games Sunday, spurt came on Bob Grlese pass- In a fight every inch of the way. meat. trimmed Minnesota 14-S in other • * • with 26 seconds to play on Mike The Pats culminated their Boston regained the lead they lose and New York Kansas City trounced Denver es, two came on interceptions. Founth ranked Kentucky, games. Sunday’s Results John Ryan of Griffin, Ga., OIANTSOABDft— worst season ever by absorbing when Jim Nance, who gained which lost to North Carolina last Dewto jumper, DallM’ Capitol Division Kansas City 38, Denver 24 gave Jeffries a battle for 100 a 41-32 defeat at the hands of more than 150 yards for the week, hosts Us tournament St. John’s won on two free wrlnners, who meet Cleveland New York’s Fran Tarkenton Miami 41, Boston 32 miles and then the Austrians the Miami Dolphins in the fi day, bulled the final yard of an which opens Friday to Lexing throws with 20 seconds left to for the Eastern Conference toesed four touchdown passes— Oakland 38, Ne wYork 29 moved up to his tailpipe to push nale Sunday. 86-yard drive to make it 14-7 ton, Ky. The Colonels play Day- overtime by John Warren Sun championship next Sunday, two to Aaron Thomas—as the Buffalo BYE him for the last 100. D Giants overpowered Injury- The decision moved the Dol late in the same quarter. ton vdiUe Ctoctonatl meete day. The victory offset a 46- bowed to San Francisco 24-16 Saturday’s Game "The Americans drive too plagued St. Louis and captured phins past Boston in the stand But Miami exploded for four Houston at Miami, night South Carolina. point performance by Boston ONLY hard," said Jeffries, vdio calls Saturday. Other touinamenta that get College’s Terry Driscoll who led • • •'« second place In the Century ings, relegaUng the Pats to a touchdowns In the third quar- Sunday’s Games Jcdianneshurg his home but last place finish with a 3-10-1 imder way this week are: a second-half comeback after BAM8-OOLT8— race. ter, two on passes by Grlese Buffalo at Oakland works for Capital Motors, a ga- • • * Tampa, Fla., Invitational, the Eagles trailed 48-41 at half- Trailing 7-3 early in the sec record. and the others on Interceptions, New York at San Diego Wêaday, with time. 8AINT8-BED81UNS- The Pats took a 7-0 lead with to break the game open. Only games scheduled. a faster pax)e pace than 1J UxMghtUiought ond quarter, the Rams took Seattle, Rutgers, Auburn and St Seventh-ranked North Caroli charge on Gabriel’s 80-yard The Saints nailed Washington just 1:02 gone in the game The loss was the fifth in a End regular season. would be necessary. Bonaventure. na bumped lOth-rated Princeton JOB-HUNTING scoring strike to Jack Snow and punt returner John Love for a when Bobby Nichols broke row 'or the Pats, and their fi " I f this ^ d been a sprint Marshall tournament at Hunt from the unbeaten ranks Satur 23-yard TD pass to Bemle Ca third-quarter safety, breaking a through to block a punt in the nal record was the wors tever P ro Hockey race, an American would have ington, W.Vr., which begins day, downing the Tigers 71-68. sey. The second score followed 7-7 tie, and struck again 19 sec Miami end zone and J.D. Gar recorded by the club. It was the National League E won. But to a race of this Wednesday with Manhattan, Sophomore Charlie Scott had 17 Ed Meador’s Interception of a onds later on Randy Schtdtz' rett fell on the ball for a touch third losing season in the histo East Division length, they push too hard,” Bowling Green, Marshall and points for the Tarheels. Unites pass, thrown while Jones one-yard TD plunge following down. Rookie quarterback Bob ry of the team, the others com W. L. T. Pto. OF GA Jeffries said. Virginia. Ninth-rated Indiana beat was draped over the Colt quar Walter 'Roberts’ 66-yard free Grlese passed the Dolphins ing in the A F L ’s inaugural year Boston I 8 4 36 99 77. The Austrians pushed hard, Sun Carnival at El Paso, Tex., North Carolina State 101-07 with DAYS TILL... terback's shoulders. kick runback. They pulled away back to a tie midway in the pe- of 1960 (5-9-0) and in 1966 (4-8- Chicago 141 9 9 8 36 90 88 too, to the stretch run, but Jef which begins Thursday, with sophomore Joe Cooke’s 27 points Los Angeles boosted Its lead on BUI K ilm er’s second TD pass riod, however. 2). Toronto 141 10 10 6 33 86 62 fries survived with trouble-free Maryland, the University of leading the way. Calvin Mur Detroit 13i 10 10 6 82 97 87 performance from a car he Texas at E l Paso, Southern Hli- phy, * Niagara’s star sophomore New York 13i 12 12 4 30 84 82 helped design. noto and San Francisco. pumped to 62 points, leading hto Montreal 10[) 13 13 7 27 78 76 In a race so close that less Sun Devil Classic at Phoenix, team to a 100-88 victory over La- West Division than a minute separated the Arlz., which begins Thursday, SaUe. Philadelphia 14 9 6 33 62 69 first five can at times, Jeffries Los Angeles 13 13 3 29 76 90 took the checkered flag of victo Minnesota 11 11 6 28 66 71 ry 17 sbemuto before the arrival Ftittsburg 11 14 4 26 74 83 of Quester at the finish line. Fairfield and Yale Score St. Louis 8 18 3 19 67 76 6 Oakland 7 17 6 19 67 79 Rig^t behind Quester came fÊ A R two more Austrians, Jochen In State Basketball Scene Pro BasketbaU Rtodt and Dr. Jelmut Marko. Connecticut basketball teams M IT ’s high-scoring Dave Jans- r Ryait, plagued by mechanical NBA for the meet part came to sec son proved too much for Trinity troubles after hto great drive to Eastern Division ond to weekend contests, but as the Engineers took an eariy the flrat half of the race, held on W. L. Pet. O.B. Fairfield and Yale were two no lead on their way to a 76-64 vic to take fifth. Switzerland’s Boston 21 7 .760 table exceptions. tory. Jansaon had 31 points and Vi champion, Werner Muller, was Philadelphia 24 9 .727 — The Stags edged powerful VU- at one point to the second half sixth and another Auatriaiv Detroit 16 .646 6 OUT OF MY W AY, BUD—Catching a stiff arm flush in the face by George lanova 63-62 Saturday on a last- reeled oft six straight baskets, 18 Gunther Huber, was seventh. (Cincinnati 13 16 .448 9 Mira of the 49er8 is Cornell Green of Dallas. (A P Photofax) second 16-foot one-hander by Defensive play marked Ford- New York 13 19 .406 10V4 In the first 26 laps, when B(q>homore Wayne Gibbons, to ham’s 67-48 win over Oonnecti- Baltimore 10 19 .346 12 Ryan passed him twice, Jeffries Glbbons’ hometown of Philadel cut. The Huskies put on a 18- Weetern Division Night of the Hat in National Hockey League set a fast pace of better than 67 phia. potot scoring spurt to the sec miles an hour. St. Louis 25 8 .768 — Capt. Bill Jones led Fairfield ond half to narrow the deficit to San Francisco 22 12 .647 3V6 Then, Ryan’s troubles ended with 20 points as the Stags im three points, but even BUI Cor Los Angeles 17 14 .648 7 the American threat and yellow proved their record to 8-2. Fair- ley’s 17-point high for the game Moke Your Own Rood In Snow (Chicago 11 24 .314 16 Hawks Tie Boston for Lead caution flags warned of danger field plays in the New Haven couldn’t save It from the strong now at the Aircraft Seattle 9 23 .281 16V4 ous oil slicks on the course. J e f Arena tmilght against St. M ary’s er Fordham squad. San Diego 9 26 .267 17 NEW YORK (AP) — It Two of the goals came in the goal performance and the Red fries eased oft. Hto average for of California. Rhode Island CoUege foUowed Sunday’s Results was the Night of the Hat first period as the Rangers Wings fired three quick last pe the .route was 64.857 m.p.h. Yale breezed past Virginia their Dick Rouleau over the top Boston 123, Los Angeles 117 in the National Hockey raced to a 8-0 lead. riod g(oals snapping a 4-4 Ue. 'The U.S. champion. Bill Tech 90-77 Saturday to the en- to grab a win from Eastern Get Set fo r Winter ing round of the Virgtoia-VPI Connecticut 08-83 to a Kew Eng St. Louis 97, San Francisco 79 League but petit Pit Mar After two goals by rookie Tim Alex Delvecchio and Gary Campbell of Pensacola, Fla., San Diego 117, Detroit 116 Eccleston and one by veteran Invitational Tournament land State (JoUege Conference tin deserves at least a cap. Jarrett put the Wings on top in was expected to be the top chal Philadelphia 139, SeatUe 124 Dickie Moore tied the score, lenger from the American slate, The Bulldogs hit on an Im- game. Rouleau had 20 points Give yourself and your family a real Christmas present this year— a job at It was Martin’s goal with 6H the third period and after Oiunp ABA preaalve 90 per cent of their for the night while Art Chandker minutes left to play that broke a Phil Goyette and Gilbert hit In Worsley was replaced In the but he was sidelined after spin Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. 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There are still Gilbert, the Rangers’ leading Parker, , Woody Woodward, Carver handled 880 plays as gfhMrf 82 yarda in hte varatty and scored 80 potote to the aeo- 128 over CMoago Saturday openings for players, coaches, scorer with 28 goals last year, aete Boyer, Bobby Wine, Tony catcher for the woild diampton debut, Jim Braem 40 and Bnle ond Tbelr total waa one of night, led toe 76en’ attack PHONE 643-1161 MANCHESTER Gonzales and Tim McOarver. 295 ItOAD SHKT and sponsors. Please contact the snapped an eight-game slump St. Louis CanUnala and ran iq> a Davla 80. the lêiIdweat to NB A hlatacy. agatoat SeatUe with 47. THC IMfLOYMENT OmCE WILL K CLOSED DEC 22-2E West Side Center. with bis third career hat trick. Parker, the Lorn Angeles Ip .807 average Iq 180 gamee. , -Me.- .--O, r* ’.-t :^«y»c;T€f ^ ^4^ “ l-v'' I , ’ ‘ »>'< ‘’tt .:■,. ir < ^ ■ ' / V/’ ■ i . ' ■ ' • ' ■.)

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See Chris, Ded’s can and extra m \ (SWESMEA ' ois. rooting. OaU Lii||ht SjmdteBl*. Inc. station wagon, pcNver brakes cafeteria, congenial co ence. KEN paperhenglng, waUpaper * re Wilson Electrictl Co.. 849-4817. Mate or Fomote 37 BUT WE CAN'T GET THE InformatioD and steering, automatic trans moved. WaUpaper hooks on re workers, excellent working 4 I(J ^ 12-IB ExceUent working conditions In HAIRDRESSER — manager, to S S !S l, THE WORRY WART „ m > W H|A l«»TM t«»lHFi«OW mission. RecMonalrie. 64S-96M. quest. FuUy Insured. Free es conditions. PEOPLE TO WALK ON IT !// THB HBRAU) wlU not tolly air-conditioned plant. Top manage beauty salon, ex Diamonds— W o te h o ^ timates. CaU 649-9688. PART-TIME driver wanted, disclose the idenl^y of 1967 MERCURY ~ Tuniê wages and fringe benefits. Lib ceUent wages Inquire The Jowolry 48 APPLY 5 days a week. 649-0305. any advertiser uting box cruiser engine, automatic, dual PAINTINO—Interior and exter eral overtime schedule. Start Wlggery Beauty Salon, or call SH O RT R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL lettera Readers answer WATCH AND Jewelry repair; headlights. Really excellent ior. Papering and paper re working now or after the holi 1-225-5604. ing blind box ads who ing. Prompt servloe. Up to $20 mechanical condition. Body moval. Fully Insured. CaU Ken FIRST NATIONAL days and still be eligible for full desire to protect their WANTED school bus drivers, on your old watch In trade. rot around headlights. One OueUette 643-9048 or 649-6326. vacation. Identity can follow this STORES men or women, 7-9 a.m., 24 Closed Mondays. F.B. Bray, procedure; owner, |160. C ell 742-8142. INSIDE-outside painting. Spe Park and Oakland Aves. p.m. 644-1902 after 5 pwm. H. 787 Main St, State Tbeatra I960 R E N A U L T CaraveUe— A p p ly at A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. BuUdlng. C b A w : Ehicloee your reply to tiw cial rates tor pedple over 65. East Hartford box In an enveltm — for parts. Best offer takes it. CaU my competitors, then call N 121 Adams St., Manchester addressed to Um Olam l- 1960 rebuilt Dauphlne engine, me. Estimates given. 649-7863, j _____ Situations Wontod— Florists— Nunortes 49 fled Manager, Manchester driven approximately 800 875-8401. B ven lng HtnrsM, togeth er WAITRESSES and Hostess. miles, new clutch, rebuilt MAN WANTED ~ full-time, Fomote 38 CHRISTMAS TREES! Cut to with a memo listing the transaxel, two new Michelin-X INSIDE PAINTING,’ papering, Part-time nights, no experience driver’s license necessary. Op SECRETARY, experienced, ex order! Stanley Tree Farm, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CKAJNE companies you do NOT tires, driven approximately 200 floor sanding and reflnishlng needed. Apply manager • or want to see your letter. portunity for overtime every ecutive, legal, insurance, Man Long HiU Rd., off Route 6 at D miles. Hardtop In good condi (specializing in older floors.) head Hostess. 9-7 Internationsil T week. Apply In person, Man Andover Church. Open week Your letter will be de No job too small. John House of Pancakes, 363 Broad chester area, own car, prefer you AND YOUR NAVY INTELLI6EN(X NO DOUBT YOUR PEOPLE POUND THE RUSSIAN SPEAR6UN SPLENDID/ SPLE N D ID /... stroyed if the advertiser tion. Body and frame rusted ends 94, also by appointment. V erfallle, 649-5750. St. chester Belmont Rug cheaning electric typewriter. 647-9778. PEOPLE HAVE SERVED ME WELL, HERR I PLANTED NEAR THE MISSILE. THEY TRAILED MV SUBMARINE THE STAGE IS SET. WHEN I euiti Is one you’ve mentioned. out. C all 640-9780 after 8:80 CaU 742-6438 for appointment. Co., 15 Hanaway St., Manches p.m. SAWVER. YOU'VE SEIZED THE TRAHS- TO HAVANA HARBOR AMD DOUBUESS OOHCLUDED -INAT IT FIRE THE MISSILE ON AAIAMI Si not it wlU be handled NEEDS A ter. Ask for Russ. Large selection. White Spruce, PONPER WE STAMPED WUH RUSSIAN WAS RUSSIAN. FROM THE COAST OF CUBA, SOMETHING HAS TO BE in the usual manner. Dog»— Birds— Fots 41 $3.50 up, Scotch Pine, $6 up, THE U.S. W ia BE PANICKED H oot Hnishliig 24 MARKINGS. JIG BORE OPERATORS, third cones, evergreen boughs, tlHD A MUaEAR WAR WITH RUSSIA. DONE ABOUT THE UieWlNE] 1966 - R A M B L E R , $25. 649r GROOMINQ ALL breeds. Hu- FLOOR SANDING and raflnlab- GARAGE shift; lathe operators, first, seasoned fireplace wood, $4 a IN THIS PUN(?EON/ 3908. OPERATORS mony HiU. H.C. Chose, Hebron Lost and Found 1 Ing (spsclallring in older secMid and third shift. Le-Mi trunk toU. floors). Inside painting. Paper- Corp., 1 Mitchell Dr., Manches- Rd., Bolton, 648-8427. LOST —Black notebook con hanging. N o Job too small. MECHANIC teB. CHRISTMAS TREES — Come WANTED TWO month old puppies, (3er- E taining names and addresses. Bininoss Sorvieos John VerfalUe, 649-5760. to Hickory Ridge Farm tor C all 1-413-533-6410 CoUect. Olfoiod 13 man Shepherd, wlU hold till your frCshly cut tree. Large Christmas. CaU 649-8146. AT Experienced mechanic DEAN MACHINE selection of Blue Spruce, White NOTICE IS hereby given that WILLIAMS Tree Sendee, spec Pine, Fraser Fir, White ,0 Bond^— Stocks— to service and repair .DACHSHUNDS — AIK), minia- 17’l« Optional Share Book No. 0652 ialising in tree and shrub care. 11-18 company vehicles In our ture and standard, 6 weeks to Spruce, Norway Spruce, Black issued by the Manchester Sav 648-8104. Mortgogos 27 SNET 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester (B no >r HK. l«e.TM t«. Ox M. OF. Manchester garage. 6 months, both colois, guaran Hills Spruce. Boughs for ings and Loan Association, In Y O U A R E A-1, truck Is A-1. SECOND MORTGAGE - ya- \ teed at a fair price. Also Wei- wreaths and decorations. Rob “ Oh, I communicate with him ail right It’ s just that corporated, has been lost and limited funds available for sec Has immediate openings ert Vlsny, South River Rd., Cellars, attics, yards and small in our Hours; 4:80 p.m. to m ara n en . 1-628-6678. application has been made to days and nights; Coventry. 742-8354. the messages are so expensive!" trucking done A-1 right. CaU ond mortgages, payments to 12:80 a.m. M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD said Association for payment suit your budget. Expedient BASSET and Dachriiund pups. Trem ano Trucking Service toU Turret Lathe Operators of the amount of deposit. service. J. D Realty, 643-0)29. MANCHESTER AKC registered, pet quality, U VE Christmas ftnes tor sale DO THE OH yes! BUTTMISWILL PETER— YOU'RE GOING TO GO free, 742-9487. Good salary. Regular Hardlnge Chucker Operators $65.; select stock $76. WUI hold — cut your own. 454 Woodland MSBEARDS A SURPRBEFORPETEV:' FOR A NICE RIDE WITH YOUR I] NOTICE IS hereby given that GOVERNESS* IT WILL GIVE VtXI A THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, raises. Oeneral Machinists tor Christmas. CaU 742-7102 af St. SUNNY— AAR. BARD IS (jOING ID y / p p e E j I KNOW HE DOESN’T KNOW I'M Optional Share Book No. 9653 SURE WOULD/ VOU'RE^ VISITING HIM IDDAY/ CHANCE TO BECOME ACQUAINTED— buUdlQg lota cleared, trees top Bosliwss Opportunity 28 AND MUling Machine Operators ter 2 p.m. SEE PETEY-AND SPEND DtE T*' issued by the Manchester Sav I ’ LL GET COMING?, I’M SURE YOU WILL HAVE ped. dot a tree protdemT W ^ Valuable benefits. A LOVELY TIME» ings and Loan Association, In PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a Drill Press Operators PUG puppies—champion sired, Ftwl and Food 49-A READY RIGHT worth phone oaU, T42-8282. KIM 0 0 corporated, has been lost and modem 3 bay service station WILLIMANTIC excellent fawns. After 4 p.m., Visit our employment New plant, completely air- FIREPLACE wood, clean, $15. AMP WARAA application has been made to B A C K H O E buU doxer work, tor lease. Excellent opportu 5284781. ■ office at 52 East Cen conditioned for summer and a pick-up load. Plume 282* M V NOSE ? said Association for payment of septic tanka and drainage nity, paid training program. OFRCES ter Street, Manchester, winter, all benefits. C»LUBS — AKC, beautiful 0060. m @ the amount of deposit. fields instaUed. Paul Schendel, CaU 236-8770 aftei 6 p.m. or 6494)465. 1-201-877-8100. open Monday through sable puppies with deep white NOTICE IS hereby given that F riday, 8:80 a.m. to 6 An Equal Opportunity collars, ready to go Christmas HousohoM Goods 51 Optional Share Book No. 9654 SALES AND Sendee on Arlens, You need no previous p.m. Or call 6484101, E m ployer week. 742-9760 or 643-7208. issued by the Manchester Sav Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lasni experience. We’ll train ext. 368. Evening and MOVING — Universal sewing FOUR cute black and white kit ings and Loan Association, In mowers. Also HomeUte ehsiw BE YOUR OWN BOSS you at a good starting Saturday Interviews ar machine, walnut cabinet, like tens looking for good homes. corporated, has been lost and saws and International Cub salary. Valuable bene ranged. HYDRAULIC backhoc operator, new, been used twice, sig-sags, 649-6480 a fter 5:80, anytim e application has been made to Cadet Tractors. Rental equip fits, pleasant working experience neccessary, year buttonholes, etc. Ctost $296, seU SUNOCO weekends. said Association tor payment of ment and diarpening sendee 'cbndiUons, opportunity ’round work. 648-6927. tor $200. 046-0284. Has Available tor Lease foAadvancement. the amount of deposit. on all makes. L Jk M Equip PUPPIES tor sale — exceUent MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ment Corp., Route 81, Venwo. disposition, would love a good THE ranges, automatic washers, TT •rw so 878-7609 Manchester Exchange 1. A High Volume Location Vlsly our employment TV & RADIO home tor Christmas. OaU 1- HOW ABOUT GOING THATSOUNDS ^ ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS AnnouncoiiioiitD 2 with guarantees. See them at 7 —Enterprise IMS. office at 62 East Cen 888-6621. ON THE AAOON LIGHT VEPy ROMANTIC. J AROUND AND I HAVE TO PICK 2. Paid Training SOUTHERN B. D. P e a rl's Appliances, 649 BNOWTDP ELECTROLUX vacuum clean ter Street, Manchester, SLEIGH RIDE ONE WITH HAY FEVER! 8HARPE.NINQ Sendee —Basra, open M onday through TECHNiaANS AKC registered miniature Mam St. CaU 648-2171. a ta MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI ers, sales and service, bonded 8. Insurance P rogram lO D G R V WITHAAETDNIGHT? w ill- _1 # ^FINE-l'U. knives, ixes shears, skates poodles, last 2, 1 brown male, representative. Alfred Amell. Thursday, 8:80 a.m. to * For wholesale distributor of y MEET rotary blades. Quick sendee. NEW Oicu. ■ 647-1719 or 643-4918. 6 p.m. O r call 648-4101. RCA Victor products. PuU 1 black female. Exceptionally I960 O .E . STO VE, $50. CaU 649- a — \ vtxj our k£ILL ALL. GO HOMB Capitol Equipment On 88 Main CaU o r W rite Sun Oil Co., I SAY WHY DPNTVtYJ Evening and Saturday or part-time. Top hourly good blood line. Shota and pedi 8867. f FRONT lHBGE(2fAe>i I i ^ y DRAFV St., Manchester Hours dally AND BURN Y C m P.O. Box 71, East Hartford Inteniews arranged. ENGLAND rate. Experience and li gree papers. Price $75; call af i,AT8:00. L/VE= CASZOOR SOMETHING ? 7:8041, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur 'tO a EXT&miHATE Pononob 568-8400 censed. ExceUent fringe ter 5:80. C oventry 742-7690. UNIVERSAL electric range, 2 w THe*A ALL/WHAT A N D L E T day 7:80-4. 848-7888. ovens, good condition. O U ^ Evenings, Jeff Keith, 047-0546 TELEPHONE benefits. 6-day week. Vaca D o y o o ^ 7 UNB. ~ r tion. 70’’ coffee table. Mahogany BE A DISC JOCKEY. For in LIGHT TRUCKINQ — moving AKC CHIHUAHUA puppies, and odd Jobs, reU aUe. Also THE oval 64" dinette table. 648- formation caU, 246-8^. long and short hair, 742-6860. 0984. burning barrels deUvered, $4. COMPANY RADIO & APPLIANCE RIDE TO Pratt h ^Whitney, 644-1778. DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. TIN Y TOY Poodle, puppy, white North Haven, second shift, HoIpWonlotf— SOUTHERN male, AKO, Ideal tor Christ An Equal Opportunity 95 Leggett St., Bast Hartford “ -A U X , froip vicinity North Elm. 649- SNOW removal — drive ways mas. 742-6441. ' 35 E m ployer 628-6581 7180. and paridng lots. Grantiand NEW Immediate cash paid for PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Nurseries, 6484)669. SECRETARY — experienced in An Equal Opportunity r . E m ployer Aitictes For Sate 45 clean late model ears. AD HEV CARLVLE! I FOUND ‘ I THOUGHT (T riwrtliand and typing bualnesa K i Automobllos For Sdo 4 correspondence. Additional ENGLAND WHERE THEV'RE HIDINS WAS A HORSE'S DRTVSUt WANTED tor com PREPARE tor winter, process makes, models wanted. HousohoM Sorvieos clerical duties include answer -THE“ PRESENTS/ TAIL/ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? pany pick up truck. Knowledge ed gravel and trap rock tor t 2 - ! 9 ing telephone, checking orders SALES ORDER Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Offoiod 13-A TELEPHONE of greater Hartford area driveways, sand tor walks, fUl, and credit. SmaU office of an Barlow Motor Sales est Douglas accepts lowest necessary. - Apply In person, loam, and stone. OaU 648-9604. RE WEAVING OF burns, moth International manufacturer in CLERKS CAPTAIN EASY BY LRSLIE TURNER down, smaUest payments - any Klock Oo. 1272 Tolland Turn holes, slppers repaired. Win RockvlUe. Hours 8 a.m.-4:S0 Rt. 83, RodeviOe, Goim. where. Not small loan finance COMPANY pike. BY STKAIMlUa dow shades made to measure. p.m., 8 days week, beginning F o r T V h AppUonce Dis MOVING — Miscellaneous company plan. Douâs Motors, aU rises Venetian bUndri. K eys HARP. WB MAY Januar/ 2. Reply by letter to An Equal Opportunity tributor. Ideal working con garden toeds. 049-5183. Phone 875-2538 845 Main. CLEAR TtWr man made whUe you wait. Tape re Box H, Mancehster Herald. E m ployer ditions. Good salary. 6 day grove THICKEf corders tor rent. Marlow's. 867 MALE MUST SELL — Iona blender AHEflOiEABY! 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air — week. Vacation. ExceUent Open 9-9 DBily M ain St. 649-6221. * Maple end table, beaded movie 4-door sedan, 8 cylinder, auto benefits. Production Workers ‘“ screen. 289-1910. matic, very clean, exceUent Why Not Work Locally? condition. C a ll 649-7702. Banding— RADIO & APPLIANCE Switchboard Operator SALES ORDER Openings on all three shifts, [U1IS PORT engine 1967 CORVETTE coupe — 427, ContitKtliig 14 starting rate $2.42 per hour DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. llUAUD WING WIRE. Wanted Part-Tim e and up. E xcellent frin ge ia-18 •vs EASY DESCENDS TO fully equljqMd. 648-4210, after CLERKS 95 Leggett St., East Hartford CARPENTRY — ooncreto steps, benefits including Major THE NEAREST POINT 26 Hours Per Week 528-6581 ON THE COAST OF floors, hatchways, remodeling, M edical Insurance 100% For TV & Appliance Dis BY BOB LUBBERS FLORIDA I860 MERCURY commuter porches, garages, dosete, oeU- Experienced PBX switchboard paid premiums, 10 paid holi ROBIN MALONE tributor. Ideal working con An Equal Opportunity wagon, power steering, power ings, attics flnlriied, rec rooms, operator wanted by Manchester days, generous vacation ditions. Good salary. 6 day E m p loyer .SO.. HIGH ABOVETHeMOtDMLir HARBOR, .. AND ON brakes, automatic, radio, formica, ceramic. Other relat Memorial Hospital tor reward plan. Applications accepted week. Vacation. Excellent FOCTOFINO TRICKS (ZO0IN MUSHROCMi$ ed work. No Job too smaU. Dan TOYS heater, mechanically good, ing, .interesting part-time posi dally. Apply to— I.„WILL.«PO„ Moran, BuUder. Evenings 649- benefits. INTO MAILING A BCWP MAP .YACHT... $800. CaU 875-2693, tion. EhcceUent salary and fringe * PART-TIME clerks. Men over BICYCLES-TRIKES INSreAP OFWE LETTCR TCf », A S ,"YOU, 8880. COMMANO,. BYNOWIXe benefits. CaU Persmmel Dept., 20 wanted to work In retaU MUSHRC?OM«,THEN MUFFLE 1867 O LD SM O B ILE 442, 4- 648-1141, E xt. 248. HOMES, OARAGES, ponhes, RADIO & APPUANCE ROGERS CORP. store. Pleasant easy work, SLEDS - TOBOGGANS THE'CLINK' OF THB MAILBOX, LETTER IS MAILED, B Y ROUSON speed, bucket seats, tack amt AND ROBIN MALONE' LITTLE SPORTS ; rec rooms, room additions, DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. Ideal tor anyone who wishes to KEEPING RD0IM 1N HER gauges, posltractlon, 20,000 MIU and Oakland Sts. SKIS-SNO COASTERS V IS uhavnare t h a t e Ci»>. ’♦> Peel Uttrnm 755" Utohens, roofing, siding, gen add to his income. Openings HYPNOTIC TRANCB .... * IM-WerM ««M i lt«4. mUes, $2,600. CaU 643-1024 af 95 Leggett St., East Hartford Manchester, Conn. , I CONTROL eral repair work. Flnimdng available days, evenings and ViRBSniNG ter 6. RN OR LPN, 3-7 p.S. or 7-U 528-6681 9 ' FIGURE SKATES HER _ available. No down payment Sundays. Apply in person be T o nig hX pun. cu t 64M819. A E s e r s / r LtrUB 1967 GTO T 380 h.p. 4-speed, Economy BuUdsrs, Dm . MS- An Equal Opportunity Or caU Miss Banister, 1-774-9608 fore 6 p.m. Cumberland Farms SPORT balance of 0 years on 50,000 610t. R N or l ^ , li-7 riilft, fuU or E m ployer Stores, 109 Center St., 449 Hart TU r • OPEN DAILY TO 11 P.M. IfEFEREB / mUe warranty. $2,900 or best part-time, room and board ford Rd. offer. C all 649-1150. NEWTON H. SMITH * SON — furnished, 6494819. ICAN — part-time, evenings, Charge It with 0.0,P. *r ..... Remodeling, Mpairing, addi BAR MAIDS — FuU or part- Sunday, local creamery store. MECHANIC — fuU-tlme, to 1967 — OLDSMOBILE 442 con- tions, rec rooms, garages, KITCHEN AIDE 7 a.m. —2 p.gi. time, over 21, experienced or Closed Christmas. For further learn 10 phi machine. Apply MANCHeSTER SURFUIS SALES vertible, 4 speed. MUst sacri porches and roofing. N o Job Monday through Friday. Ver inexperienced. East Hartford. ■ Information caU 648-9707 after in person. Vernon Bowling 169 N. ItA ltf RT. at DEPOT SQUABE-SiS-nU fice $2,480. OaU 648-0084. too smaU. CaU 649-8144. non Haven, 878-20n. CaU Mr. Salvatore, 868-1220. 6 p.m. Lanes, Route 88, Vernon.

• '■ 1,- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 18,1887______PAGE TWENTY .OTt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE TWENinr.6EviRii F or S o b 7 2 HomB» Fdr fiiB 72 Room WMioot Roord B9 B ubIi i m s LoeorioM H F or S o b 7 2 Ho b s m For Sob 71 821,000 ~ b^ this beatkl^ 8% Fo r Rout M - 811.900 Binni tMs nloe 6 COLONIAL — large living room H o o m b For Sob 72 Oat 6f Town O hI O f Town ROOM tor rent, convenient loca OONOORD RD. year old Rnlf^ Ranoh. large living room, for room year ’round lake fron. with flreplacd, formal dining tion, light houMkeeptng, wo TAVERN for sale —Inquire baths, large lot fodj „ BOC3RLEDGE —New Ralseil For S o b 75 For S a b 75 mal Aiiiiwg room, cabtoet property. Excellent Investment room, sun room, family slse * I ^ CLASSIFIED m an ofdy. MB-7S69 after B p.m . Biroh St. Tavern or call M0- Hon. Mitten Agency. Realtors. Utdian, 8 bedrooms, reoroa- or live in. EUsworth Mitten kitchen, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, Co v e n t r y _ Four room a n d o v b r clean 4 bedroom 8110 o r 648-9600. 6484980. Ranch, copper pIumMng, oU Cape, garage, large wooded TTIB THOMPHON House -C ot tlOB room, landooaped yard. Agency. Realtor. 6484810. 2-car garage. Bbccellent condi rooma, family room, 2-oar gari heat, full baaement, $10,000. lot $16,600. Leonard Agency, tage St. centrally located, large SEPERATE office buUdlng for Mathm B. Robertson. Reattor. tion, $28,900. Marlon E. Robert MANCHESTER — 7 room ous-. age, aluminum aiding, 88L800. 17,900 — 4 ROOM RANCH, OuteBbera ReaUy Raaltora, 048- R ealtora, 846-0460. ADVERTISING pleasantly fumlskiid rooms, rent, 80 Grove St, Rockville. 6484968. son. R ealtor, 648-6968. tom buUt brick Colonial Cape, PWjhrlck Agency, Real ton, built-ins, waU-waU carpeting, parking. CaU MB-2S88 fo r ov er in like new oonditlon, 22 acres 2826. , BroMl St Ideal fmr professional business, attadied gmnge, appcwd- M9-6SC7. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS night and permanent guest etc. OaU 649-2871. OFF East Center St. practical high scenic land. Priced tor mately 8L800 down. 866.00 ly In center of town. Two fam- OOVBNIRT - beautiful 6 W oBtod Rool Eslota 77 M a R c h e t ls r rates. rr HAS EVERYTHING quick sale. Hayes Agency. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, room home, 2-oar garage, alae ------8 AJL to 6 PJl. ONE STORE approxim ately 860 monthly inotoding taxes. Mit Uy flat 4 down, 8*A up. Com 6464181. 4 Qnlahed, 2 unfinished, alu 26x24’, 2 flrepMcee, 2 full HOMES — land, inveatment sq. feet suitable for office or Yes, tWs new 7-room ten A g m y , R ealtors, 648-6080. pletely renovated. Both apart minum aiding, garage, treed batha, excellent view, tormloa property uigenUy needed to Free Porliliig NORTH End — furnished room, small retail. Paneled walls and Raised Ranch has every ments vacant. Aluminum sid MANCHESTER — overslsed 7 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHESTER —Two family, lot |li,0Q0. Fhilbriek Agency, oountera and oabbiota. Flua meet our evergrowing demand 68 Strickland St. o ff Main St. csui>eted flo o r $60 m onthly. On thing, famUy room with ing, garages. One residential room Cape, 2 baths, gamga, Itealton, 616^7. for B PJH. DAY BBFORB PUBUOATION 4-4 fla t on 90 X 180 lot Central par^y eneloaed breezeway. of qoaUfled cUento. Call Paul Main S t Call 648-0678. firepistcei 2 full baths, buUt- section. T. J. Crockett, Real weU landscM^ lot. ROOM for one or two, com location, modem kitchen and Price 196,000. F. H. Goal Agen- J- «>i>rrentl, A gency, 643-6868. 1.000's of Corsl OfMiBHnn for Satnrday and Monday la B p.m. M day. in kitchen, formal dining ty, 948-1677. Leonard A gen cy, R ealtom , 646- POKHER STBB^ A: plete light housekeeping facili TWO AREAS—1,100 square feet bath, i oar garage. Bel Air room, sundeck, 2-car ga 0469. Onatom dealgned 4 bedroom °**^ -°^**^ GUARANTEED Sale! We Y^l SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE ties. CaU 648-8830, 6484266. Real EsUte, 64^0883. 7002, G ay B lair, 742-6921. each, heated industrial space, rage, non-development up FIVE ROOM Cape, RusaeU St, Colonial with 2-car^ garage. ______- ______guarantee In writing to buy YOtiB OOOPBBATION WILL r||A|_ A 4 1 .2 7 1 1 sulUble for storage or small MANCHESTER — Veihon line, BE APPBBCIATED If IMfc I ■ OOLX.BOE GRAD has room, per 20’s. THREE-FAMILY. 0-44 rooms, 2 bedrooms and dining room, ctetgirte BOLTON Center - 6 room. Xour home at a pre-agreed shop. No paint or machine 6Mi rooih Ranch, 1% baths, with waU to waU carpettiig. kitchen privileges, garage, for 2 fireplaoes, modem Mtehens, 8 bedrooms if desired, - New Ranrti, 8 bedrooma, 1% batha, price If It la not sold during shops. Call 648-8887 a fter 6 large fireidaced Uvirig room, built-in Mtrtm appUoncea,. alu same or student. Call after 6, recreation romn, aluminum waU to waU throughout. New large living room with beamed the Mating period. We are Let Us Be Your Santa This Year/ p.m . COLU A WAGNER built-lns, aluminum Windows. minum atorma and acreena. ConriniMd From PrtcBtllnq Fog# 649-2164. storms, garage, good income, bath, neiqr kitchen cabinets, eeUqg and fireplace, 2-«ar at proven producera. Call tor de Call now. Hayes Agency, 646 Other featurea include llltchen- 289-0241 oenhraUy located. Hutchins new storms, up to code wlr- tached garage, nice view, a tails. Belflore Agency, Real COMFORTABLE room for gen 0181. family room combination with A gen cy, 649-6824. l l « , $19,000. Call 648-8690. tranquil netting. Mid 20’a tors, 643-0121. HousBhoM Goods 51 HoiisohoM Goods 51 tleman, private entrance, free Houses For Rent 65 fireplace, formal dining room, Paul W Dougan, R ealtor, 649- Xationally Famous TV Advertised Brands! parking, 14^ Hackmatack St. 2H batha, beautifully landacap- LJSTINOS NEEDED, all prioa SINGER automatic zig xag sew GRAND GIFTS for home own SIX ROOM HOUSE complete- MANCHESTER — 6 4 two 4686. ranges. CaU us for a quick sale, ers. Fireplace sets and acces between 6-9 p.m . ly furnished, heat included, family, nice oonditlon, large ed yard. High aaaumable mort ing machine, excellent condi wo alao buy houses for cash. tion, monograms, hems, but sories. Shop Marlow’s for best $22b. per month. P hilbrick jo t, only $19,000. M itten Agen- "Home of Servicu and Quality” gage. Wealey R. Smith, Real BOL’TON — first Uida offered, FURNISHED ROOM for work tor 646-1667. Hayea A gency, %46-OlSl. tonholes, fancy designs, etc. buys, 867 M ain St. downtown ing man. Parking, private en _ A gen cy, 64 W ^ 7 . cy . R ealtors, 648-6980. expandable 6 room Cape. Sun- OriglnaUy over $300. Our price Manchester. trance. 709 M ain St. Apartm ent MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — modem Im porch, large patio, flrepbiqe, Hmj.TOn YOUR HOME? For T 4 N now, $64. or pay $9. m onthly. DUPLEX — 66. new knotty INEXPENSIVE gifts for dad. 8. 6461864. maculate 2-bedroom Ranch, combination windows, prompt courteoua servlee tltot Call 622-0031, dealer. Our Of Town pine cabinets built-in range, Burr Corners Shopping Center ment garage, 2 acre irt reaulU, call Louis Dlmock Big selection, metal smoking Mtehen buUMns, formal dining For Runt 66 dishwasher, carpeting, new Tolland Turnpike room, fuU baaement, Im a view , good location. $20,000. 649-9828. MARLOW’S has them! Desk stands, from $6.96. See our ROOM ’TO RENT, 119 Cooper b&ths, new furnaces, 2-car ga U A R R ealty C o.. In c., 648- i j n / / gift hassocks, priced from mediate occupancy. Bel Air I / L^1 ; I and chair sete, junior size, age Hill St., 649-0696. SINGLE HOUSE, 6 rooms. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real 2692, R obert D . M urdock, 643- r t y o u R hom e Isn’ t selling It- $4.96 up. Marlow’s Inc. Fur R eal Ekitate, 643-9832. 612, walnut finish on hard A vailable January 1st. $126. tors, 649-0824. SOUTH WINDSOR 6472. self —don’t blame the house! niture Dept. 867 M ain St. wood. H oliday price, only $29.96 Call 742-6619 between 6:304 Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center MANCHESTER — Seven room Get expert daeistance —we Better quality rockers for chil Apurfments— Fiefs— p.m . ATTRACTIVE — rambling Cape house on 250x160 lot recorded have clients waiting. Keith dren, maple, black decorated, Tununwnfs 63 Cod, 7 rooms, family. kltOhan, as 6 separate lota. ExceUent VACANT Real Estate. Call11 M9-1^1922. white decorated. 3-plece maple Mochinury and Tdob 52 built-lns, family room, two MANCHESTER Investment potential. Bel Air ROCKVILLE — 4 room apart baths, garage, acre, trees, $28,- table and chair sets with for FOR SALE — Craftsman Items LOOKINO FOR anything in 725 Middle Tumpli* East R eal E state, 648-9862. Five room Cape with room I mica top, also metal sets. real estate rentals —apart m ent, $76. m onthly. 876-6316. 900. Hutchins A gen cy, 649-6824. 4 ¥ .1 (all with motors) —driU press MANCHESTER — Immaculate to finish one off. Fine loca Large selection of maple and with stand; 12” bandsaw; ments, homes, multiple dwell tion, big wooded lot Asking walnut student desks, chairs, ings, no fees. Call J D. Real 7 room alrcondiUoned Colo bench saw 10” ; belt and disk W onftd To Runt 68 nial, buUt-ina, first, floor fani- $18,600. T . J . C rock ett R eal and lamps. The price Is right sander; paint sprayer; grind Estate, 6434129. tor, 643-1577. at Marlow’s Inc. Furniture, 867 WANTED — 3 or 4-rooms for T IP - TOP Uy room, fireplace^ garage. >■ ** z er; miter box; 4” vice; 4 WE HAVE customers waiting Only ^.$24,600. Hayea Agency, Main St. Downtown Manches clamps (2 at 2’) (2 at 3’); woman living on pension, CAPE EARLY WEEK ter. for the rental of your apart reasonable rent. 6461611. 646-0161. 4” dow llng jig ; No. 700 Stan ment or home. J.D. Real Es BOLTON -COVENTRY town . l i f ' ley vice; miscellaneous hand line. Six room Ranch, expand RCA WHIRLPOOL washing tate. 643-6129. Happier living can be yours, MANCHESTER f m MATTEL machine, rotary pow er tools; large work bench; lum Businuss Propurty today In this Im m aculate 6 able to 8 rooms, finished rec MANCHESTER — Park Chest mower. 6494133. ber and miscellaneous sup For S a k 70 'room home In one of Man YEAR END SPECIALS room with bar, beautifully JEARX i plies. Com plete $760. Call nut Garden Apartments, 4% chester's finest residential landscaped one Mre pltu lot By aiAC 6M4EBVER g i f t r a d i o s ? See Marlow’s 649-4232 a fter 6 p.m . rooms, 2 bedrooms, available COMMERCIAL- Industrial at areas. Features living room $14,900—4M room Cape Cod 2-car garage. ’This home’ia one OPEN downtown Manchester’s larg D ec. 18, Jan. 1; 8% room s Manchester Green, approx with fireplace and wall to on large treed lot close to of the very best we have ever ’The Sony Corporation In est selection of pocket radios, available Feb. 1. Heat, hot wa imately 10,000 square feet, wall carpeting, kitchen bUs and shopping. What a Hated. SeUing for $19,800. For Tokyo, Japan, la among the clock radios, table model ra Musical Insfrumunfs 53 ter, oven, range, refrigerator, producing $800 per month In equipped with new copper- price In today’s market ! ! further information call the R. world’s most research-minded dios, FM and AM, portable TV parking. 627-9238, 9-6; after 6, $16,900—6 room Ceq>e Cod F . D lm ock C o., 640-6246. com panies. Nam ed from the ELECTRIC bass guitar, excel come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, tone dishwasher and sink 10 color sets, Motorola, Panasonte 647-1871. centraUy located for con ______Latin word “sonus” for sound, lent condition, valued at $108, 643-1677, and formica counters. Roof TO Zenith, Emerson, Sony. De venience. Easily used for 4 BOLTON Center __ 6 room Sony is the creation of two re PLAYSKOOL selling for $60. Call 643-7632. ONE-2-3-6 unfurnished rooms, and gutters are new as Is markable men: Masaru Ibuka pendable service after sale the roomy 2-car garage. bedroom s. heat and hot water. No pets HousM For Solo 72 “ d AWo Morito. They sUrted 1 1 and the price is right; Mar or children. T el. 643-2068 be Treed lot with attractive 23,900—Combine the beauty w m s , IH baths, f ^ U y size com pany bock In 1946 and low ’ s In c., 867 M ain St. kitchen, one acre lot with horse gony is a worldwide suc- Anflquus 56 fore 7:30. $18,900 — 3-T>edroom Cape, stone walU Close to all and value of brick with 7 barn and paddock. ExceUent cess—with factories In Japan schools including high rooms in a choice, area and till Dec. 23nl WANTED TO BUY—antiques, dormers, alr-conditloner, neat condition. Selling tor $22,600. and Ireland. ’They have contrlb- Tremendous MODERN 3 room apartment school and Illing Junior V steins, furniture, pewter, and clean. Hutchins Agency, WEST VIRGINIA they equal solid value. For further Information call R. uted to the world transistor with refrigerator, stove and Realtors, 6460824. High. ’This Is a MUST SEE GIFTS FOR YOUR leaded lamps, art glass, primi q>arking. Handy to Main St., LISTTNO. . . $29,600—“ O versized” 2 year F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, 649- radios, midget ’TVs, and the tives, any quantity. 644-8962. 5 2 4 5 , ' tunnel diode, which Is called the $130 m onthly. AvaJlable Janu MANCHESTER — Bowers old, 6-6, two family, central greatest electronic advance FAVORITE DAD! ly located. Each apartment CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, ary 10. Call 643-2786 fo r ap School area, neat 6-room Cape, SEMI-BONELESS COVENTRY - 7 room. 2 un- transistor. P®rha]^ pointm ent. 4 rooms down, 2 finished up, has built-in oven and range. expert repairing. Colonial JARVIS REALTY CO. HMni.t../! ^ed wms, «..iifuU An.one acre better than any other company • Toro snow blowers, from one car garage, private yard, Ideeil in-law situation. ^ $99.96 Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. 4V4 ROOM DUPLEX deluxe REALTORS lot, aluminum storm windows eals agenda to Joan Baez School, Troy, N.Y., Saturday at 760 Center St, with both lots BIANCHESTER Manchester High School will night. The session wlU be ait 8 and Sunday. to have less area and leas front Transplant Patient present a program tomorrow at pm . in the Municipal Building age than regulations require. 6:30 p.m. at a meeting of the Hearing Room. 6. Center St. Oorp., a special Arrested John Mather Chapter, Order Manchester Rotary Club at Tile state’s requests aire for OPEN TONIGHT exception to erect a car wash of DeMolay, will meet tonight Manchester Country Club. reducing lot sizes below mtnl- to the east of 690-694 Hartford at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. mum requirements fbr two par AND EVERY NIGHT Rd. In Protest Mianchester WATES will cels in the path o f the relocat In Serious Condition The Adult Discussion meet tomoirrow at .the Italian ed Rit. 6. 7. Sun OU Co., a special ex OAKLAND, Oallf. (AP) —At ception and a Certificate of Ap ■ Group of South Methodist Ajmeticen Club for its annual One is for the property of T O 9 P.M . least M demonatraton, inolu^ CAPE ’TOWN, SouUi Africa this danger before the operation seems likely a proMM of rejec proval for a new gasoline sta Church will meet tomorrow at Ghrlatmas party for members Walter J. Surowlec at 31 Mc taig folkUnger Joan B m x , h er and have lived each day since tion is taking place.’’ tion at SO Tolland ’Tpke., to re (AP) — Louis Washkansky, the 7:30 p.m. at the church. The only. Weighing in will be from Cann. ’Die variance request is (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) mottier and author Kay Boyle, the operation with the aware But he added that the rejec place an existing station at that heart transplant patient, was in' Rev. Richard W. Dupee will 6 to 7 p.m. Members are re a repeat of one heard and de were arrested today as crowOe ness that some form or other of tion process might be affeefing site. lead a discussion of "Founda minded to bring gifts for a grab nied in September. Since then, attempted to block entrancee of "very serious condlUon” today rejection was a strong possibili “ his own tissues such as the tions of Christian Faith." bag and for their secret Lorraine Woykovsky Arlene Snsanne LaPenta Surowlec, 'has decided that he the Oakland Armed Forces In but doctors said they had not ty,” he said. lungs and circulating white The Dec. 26 meeting of the wants to retain the property, duction Center. given up hope he will recover. ’The doctors on Monday night blood cells” rather than the The Emma Nettleton Group group has been canceled. Pavane Ball Dehs even if diminished, and has It was the second straight day Dr. M.C. Botha reported a, reported a deterioration In the heart which was transplanted of Center Congregational aaiked for a new hearing. condition of the 63-year-old Into his body. Miss Lorraine Ann Woykov Miss Woykovsky Is a student ct. outbreaks in the wake of “ very dramaUc decrease” In Church will have a potiuck to Mystic Review, North Ameri wholesale grocer, who devel sky, left, daughter of Mr. and Under state regulations, when bloody violence during Stop ’Ihe Washkansky’s white blood count Ever since the operation, morrow at 6:30 p.m. in the Rob can Benefit Association will at Chamberlayne Junior College, I oped lung complications on Sat Mrs. Walter Woykovsky of 63 Boston, Mass. Miss LaPenta at a variance request for di Draft Week In mid-October. In the past "few hours. ’This Washkansky’B doctors had be bins Room of the church. have a children’s Christmas urday. Niles Dr.; and Miss Arlene Suz minishing a property is denied, LANE MUSIC CENTER Jt also was the second arrest aroused fears that his body Is lieved the greatest danger to party tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. tends Upsala College, East Dr. Botha said although there anne LaPenta, daughter of Mr. the state is required to tahe the tor lUss Baea, who was taken acting against Its own tissue — him lay in the body’s normal at Odd Fellows Hall, after Orange, N.J. were various possible explana and Mrs. Nicholas LaPenta of entire property. niVa CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER into custody O ct 16 as nvo days the lungs and white blood cells tendency to reject organs and which the review will have its The Pavane Is an annual af tions for the decrease In Wash- 65 Wedgewood Dr. will be pre The other state variance re of demonstrations began at the — more than against the heart Christmas party. Members are fair sponsored by the Hartford (See Page Twelve) quest Is for the,property of Ed center. grafted Into him Dec. 3. kdnsky’s white blood count, "it MARLOW'S reminded to bring a grab bag sented to society Dec. 29 at the Chapter of UNICO National, and ward J. Prentice at 10 Keeney Doctors planned a transfusion OPEN EVERY A gift and sandwiches or cookies. Pavane debutante ball at the serves to present young ladies of SPECIAL XMAS BUYS! .PoUce said attempts' were Hartford Hilton ballroom. Italian extraction to society. St. made today to stop buses car of normal white 'blood cells to Other requests up for public combat this. The transfusion de NIGHT rill 9 Friendship Circle of the Sal rying young men bound tor hearing tonight are from: cision was taken on the recom (Sat. tUl 5;S » vation Army will have a Christ Members of the Ladies of St. armed aervice, tiut all the In Discussion Undisclosed Toror Group of Second Con- 1. Katherine Hughes, a var ON ALL OUR mendation of a French blood mas party and dinner tonight James will meet tonight at 7:46 ductees were delivered inside gregBlUonal Church will have a iance to erect an addition to a cancer specialist. ’This treat at S:4S at Willie’s Steak House. at the John F. Tierney Funeral the buUding. Oitistanas par'ty tomorrow at garage at 41 Prospect St., to be . Miss Baea served a 10-day jail ment has on occasion had After dinner, members will ex Home, 219 W. Center St., to re 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Cur closer to the sidelines than reg GUITARS AND DRUMS change gifts at the home of Mrs. aentence after her October ar "quite remarkable results,” Bo G reek Envoy Ends cite the Rosary for Mrs. Albert tis Stimson, 301 Deming St. ulations permit. Anthony Simard, 99 Essex St. r e st. tha said. Gayson, a member of thd execu Co-hosbess^ are Mrs. Roger 2. Donald F. Denley, a vari (o))V tive board of the Ladles of St. Officers estimated that 860 Four donors grave blood for Craft and Mrs. James Cooper. ance to erect an addition to his persona were in the 'vicinity of James. The g^roup also plans to OPEN EVENINGS till 9 P.M. this purpose this morning and dwelling at 2 Alpine St., to be the center as the arreets were the treatment will probably be attend Mrs. Gayson’s funeral The Ladles Aid of the Church Meeting with King closer to the sideline than m ad e. repeated in the afternoon, 'Botha tomorrow at 8:45>a.m. at St. of Christ will meet tomorrow at regulations permit. Worth said. James’ Church. 10 a.m. at the church. ' More than 200 were arrested ROME, (AP) — An envoy progress had been made toward 3. Frances A. Lattora, a vari Earlier, It had been assumed Monday as the new demonstra from Athens ended his talks an agreement under which that signs of lung Infection Knowing tions began. with King Constantine today Constantine would go back to discovered Saturday indicated AU were scheduled for ar and left for Greece with the G reece. pneumonia. raignment in Municipal Court monarch’s answers on when and As talks were going on here, ’The doctors had strained today, booked mostly on suspi how he would return to the the military regime in Athms cion. of trespassing, disturbing faces, but said there was still reason for optimism that the throne. again said the king could come A zoolDgist gave these the peace, failure to disperse ’The king almost certainly re back but Indicated anew this is 63-year-old Washkansky would comparisons of man with the and disorderly conduct. jected the terms posed by the not the time. chimpanzee. ’Their brain is Five young men among die after their airest. Both men are charged with con survive. Former mayoral aWe James L. Marcus, left, and military regime, which wants Asked if he would return to similar in proportions and IJWO p e n o n a gath ered around spiring to violate federal anti-racketeering laws. Botha, one of the key figures t*'' labor racketeer Antonio “Tony Ducks" Corallo are him ,to return as a figurehead. Rome tor more talks with Oone- patterns as man’s, but it is the center were arrested by In the heart operation, said a shown in FBI custody yesterday in New York (AP Photofax) ’The king has been forceful In tantine, Potamlanos rejdied: "I not quite half as large. They U.S. marriials tor not carrying U.S. transplant surgeon. Dr. T. have simitar senslUvliUes and Greek poUtlcs. do not know. Perhaps. It aH de draft cards. E. Starzl, had encountered simi emotions and good memory. ’The envoy, Air Vice Marriial pends on many things.” U.S. Atty. CecU Pode said he lar rejection circumstances in Their structure and organs Accused in City Kickback Scheme Haralambos Potamlanos, de ’Ibe view grew In Rome ttiat had not ordered any arrests for kidney transplants. are quite similar. ’They are clined to disclose what the king the military regime OonetanUae prinoipalJy vegeterians (her PER Mmpoeaession of draft cards Starzl, of the Veterans Admin GALLON told him. At Rome’s Flumlcino vainly tried to overthrow Deo. bivorous). ’They sleep In tree give and that as far as be knew no istration Hospital at Denver, Airport he said: "I am by na O.O.D. 18 was playing a subtle game nests, each one making a such arrests had ever been Colo., had found that most kid ture optimiBttc.” He Is a dose new nest every night where- ’V Lindsay Aide, Five Others Arrested with the Mng: Trying to create We Guarantee . . . |1,000 Re be an “ANGEL” made before. ney transplsmt patients whose friend of the royal family. ever 'they happen to be. More ward if proven that the oil Pode pointed out that it Is own tissue had been attacked by Of his interesting facts will own agency plus the sanitation Few observers believed any (Bee Page Twelve) you buy from us not equal necessary to establish wilful- NEW YORK (AP) — City in- most spectacidar city scandal tlon of five years In federal pris- the body In much the same way be In our next column; in the or superior to any other on dad since the Seabury lnvestlg:ation on and a $10,(KX) fin e. and air pollution departments. ness of nonposseaeion before vcstlgators, working on the dl' had survived after being ill for meantime we remind you that the market!! At their arraignment, Federal there is a case which can be of the early 19S0’s that led to the When he resigned last week about two weeks, he said. tor TOP VALUE3S and friend rect mrdera of Mayor Jjhn V. Judge Constance Baker MbUey ly human service, 'this is the proeecuted. resignation of Mayor James J. he said in his letter to the may But because this isfthe world’s Lindsay, begin today a pain Welker. set ball of $10,000 tor Corallo but or that Manhattan Dlst. Atty. place! COOPERATIVE He eaid he would ask the FBI first human heart transplant staking probe into all matters According to the federal released the others without Ixmd Frank S. Hogan’s office was In and the doctors have to prece Science Aide Seen Dillon Sales and Service, H A G G A R to' make a complete Investiga for a hearing Dec. 28. Marcus, vestigating a business venture OIL COMPANY tion of each man to see If there dealt with by former mayoral grand jury indictment, Marcus dent to go by, they are handi 37, refused to comment to news he had been Involved In prior to Inc. are grounds tor prosecution. aide James L. Marcus, accused allegedly pocketed $16,000 of a capped in trying to recognize re with a Cosa Noetra fl^ e in a $40,000 kickback In the award of m en . joining the Lindsay team. jection when It occurs and in un' Your Ford Dealer *9.00 u, *18.95 Acting Marriial Trevelyn J. As Holt Successor 643-1553 SLACKS The others indicted were Hen' "Please be assured that the derstandlng other situations city contract kickback echeme. an $800,000 city reservoir clean 319 Main St., Manchester V Bln ward, who made the arrests — ,— — it ,— i_ which arise, Botha pointed out. CANBERRA, Australia (AP) President Jobnsoii. The Preil- Give 24-Hr. Delivery Notice S in e 28-42 r I p V i " C ® STA-PREST* Mhreus and five other men. ing contract while serving as ry Fried, 60, head o f 8 .T . Grand complalnr has nothing to do 643-2145 with two deputies, said the five and Co., and a promlnrat New with my official duties,” Mar- "We are watching all develop — Australia’s minister of educs'- dent’s declston to make the 816 Bibad St., Manchester Ay POPLIN . . . PREP gm gsA . were trying to got into the in Including labor racketeer Anto^ commissioner of water siqxply, for Christmas! York horse breeder; Herbert It- ments closely and playing this tlon and science, Ben. Jolm 10,178-mlle flight was an una- nlo "Tony Ducks” Corallo, were gas and electricity, cus wrote, "and that I am, in duction center and that he first Grey Gk>rtott, emerged today as sual gesture of re^iedt for his S 2 5 5 W .O V ... S i fZ-S® arrested Monday in what one It was »n6 week' ago '« « t y kin, 41, a New York City Iatx>r fact, free of any wrongdoing.” be ear,” Botha said. select DAD'S gift from our a Ukely compromise' successor staunch ally In the Vletaana (Bee Page Sixteen) city official described as the that Marcus, a friend and confi lawyer and a law associate, ’Ibe indictment Monday, how He reiterated that many ■ V to Prime Minister Harold Holt war. MR. LEVI RA i i a eolloetion of over dant of the mayor, abruptly re (Jharles Rappaport, 80; and ever, stemmed not from Ho warnings have been issued. In P R E P S 1 2 ^ ^ „ signed his $80,000-a-year post. Daniel Motto, 67, of Greenwich, ■view of the ever-present danger Holt, who disappeared while President Nguyen V tt TMeu 15,000 pairs of slacks.... \ gan’s inquiry but from an Inves of South Vietnam and President He had been one of the best- Ckmn., presi^nt of New York 'O f rejection of any transplanted swimming in the surf off the LEVI SIZES 83-50 tigation by U.S. Attjr. Robert M. Ferdinand llarooe of the FI0Up> liked and fastest rising young Local 880, Bakery Workers Un organ, against unjusttfied opti southeast coast Sunday, is to be Morgenthau’s office. Hogan’s In- plnea, who also has troops in men In the Republican mayor’s ion. mism over the heart transplant. memorallzed at a service In „ Dragging to Begin (See Page Sixteen) "W e were very well aware of Melbourne Friday attended by Vietnam, announced that ttiey two-year-old admlnistrattOD. John F. Malone, assistant di would attend ttie IBribownw i l l rector of the FBI In charge of The defendants, each charged service olao. There was spsertST the New York office, said organ BOTANY "500 with conspiring to violate feder tlon that the Vietnam aUw For Bridge Victims al antiracketeering laws, face a ized crime apparently was would hold an Informal summit Sizes 32-40 f 2 ^ "making attempts to infiltrate maximum penalty upon convic- Ground Fights Erupt in South conference on ttu proeecuUon of the administration of the city," POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. cause of the disaster. President the w a r. - parachutes was not dlscloeed. Open Every Night till Christmas higher toll figures resulted when grees Fahrenheit, spitted 40 feet firemen In the first hurried The men are stationed at Neills (Saturdays till B;M) SATURDAY till 5:30 from a giant ladle Monday Into Air Force Base, Nev. checks mistook sides of beef an open hearth area and splat from the meat department tor Witnesses said the VU> Jet tered 190 feet Shop Every Night 3 CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS flew on a direct courae Into the human bodies. L e o B M l, 68, and Houston H. Hartford Natloiial Flight L t Jack Rt Hamilton of back of the store. Roswell Burk, K re u g e r, 66, both of Houston, the Royal Canadian Air Force, IS, one of those near the scene, Connocricut Bonk died about seven hoprs after the pilot, and Ospt. Gary L. said it kx*ed like one of the This Week till suffering bums Monday. Hugheii of the U.S. Air Force, wings hit file comer of ttw ‘‘THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” A third employe, Norman B. the • navigator, balled out of the building fliat. Does, 49, ot Houston, died eaxty F40 plane aoon after It took off "I hod been expecting this,” tod ay . from neartor V' .ia-Monthan Air said Fre4 Orfllo, M. oparator Of ttie 80 workers suffWlng In Force Base • 4 h n.OOO pounds of a aervice station acrosa the street from the market ‘Th the juries, 17 hsmalned In hoqdtals o t fuel aboarX many In cilttoal oomUtlon. At The ah ndoned plane Wt the past two weeks I have bad nine tendants said several may bs roof of the supermarket and fell windows knocked out of m y sta- Utodad. Others ware treated at between the rear of the store tton because of the low-flying tfaa plant tor minor totjurtas and and houses on an adjacmt p la n e s .'’ one was dlamteaed after hospital street, spewing flaming ports One of the Cttat to nnh Into tr e a tm e n t a n d »U6«ing fuel into the shop the store and lead 'viettms out ’Ten doctors were catted. to SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT till 5:30 ping center and three homes. was Ernest Banohes, 96. ..IP jnaotafSx) The dead were: ITiis is the rear of the shopping center after it was struck by an Air Force jet from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. (Bee Page Ftftosa) Sh .TyTUton, 19, tivqiped In a <1 B) <