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TTie W eather IS, USB nor «ad eoM tauwa, loee. B to 10 stiovi. Tomotrow most. 15,436 ly m m o f, wtady ead eoagimMa Him $eheuet y| City o f ViOagm Chmrm ooid^ Mgh In tta* 90i. . YOU L X X X m i, NO. 107 (THIRTY-TWO PAGBB—TWO SBCnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909 W> PRICE TEN CENTH % Court Forbids Professor To Disrupt UConn Campus Nixon Asks Senate By TUBBY DTTAUA Roeeh, ThomM Orouk, «r- notUag to do wHli tho tenUr. Hm univanity o< OoniMetl- tu«d UMt «l tomporii^ lojuno- t o m c a t too untiwWty. 'out today ehtahwd a tompor- too-aavaro. lift aald Tha film e b a m A Roeeh *»- ary tnjimotkm agalnat UOxin tntanrtow wltb a T««v T h ..,. to a»o Bat* ottiar WTK3 owramaa. Roach waa RKwaaor Jack I* Roach bar- than an biiJunoUoa and he Uitod toown SbauUng into ring htm from taUag part in ntoa rtatutea in Mn txtof that the nkcranhcoe w d maktog ob- “any aettvltifts which would !m- ha aald {Mnvlded remedy. aoene geetuiea wlh hla To Ratify N-Treaty SALE ENDS SATUR d A y . F E B . 8 .****“*,*”• The main aigummito c t the Rnmedkitoly alRier the decl- » il3^~?*.**** 0* defeoM centered on two pointa: monUng, Roach vnUk- I . - - ■ ■ That the tojunotlon wouM vto- *0 e w t o Mvend unlvenityog- WASHINGTON (AP) — 1^ [ y ’ltod M un- M e Roach’a oaneUtutiatMl Hgtat *Wala, rtwok their Imndi and President Nixmi asked the WiefRE C e l e b r a t in g •**32“ *!?!!ri^ **** country. tree to«uch «»d that tlte pen- ooogratulatod them, ■aying, Senate today to ratify the ,RCAVICH)R‘^ ; ••‘y wjTTawerSr^^. “Well. I go... NORGE the 20*^ anniversary of • demcnatratlone wrong doing. anarter Uian 1 thought” nuclear nimpn^iferation NEVER TOTAL SOUND STEREO at the atom oampua la the _ Ronch' wna arreatod by gtate treaty promptly. He said paat tow months. . "T* denied man the pdUce immediately after the such action would further FROST ■nM teiriporary injunction wae i ? * ? ^ * * ***• *‘***‘ **» iaauanoe o f the tnjunotkn j|{id his goal “of n««otiation ra K r r c H E N A iD ieeued by Judge WUUam Bar- charged wRh breach of the ther than confrontation to Toltad county Superior peace. The dioigaa Bern from with the UJ3.S.R." Court in Rockville after argu- actlvittaa Roach engaged In on A Mm dip y m » dwwn yes- Nbeon, In a maaaaga to Om menta tor both aldaa w an Jan.jan. ISAO andana Jan.jaa. 25,ao, accordingaoooramg Sonata, recallad urgliig a dalay lY YOURS Dishwashers heard in the two-day hearing. In TwUflcefkm of tha troaty last . Oiftatde the oourt bouae HiIm tall bacauaa o f the Sovlat Inva- • I98*K>. Fr««z«r nMcning, about 2B UConn atu- -todtodgpMMncttmtlMhad d ^ ooS J a irT tn ilrS ; rton of Chadhoalovahla. over 5'/2 cu. ft. INSTALLED denta carried plarenia In oup* unlvenMy aottvttles on four oo- “ My raqueat at thto tlma In no port of Roach. oaaiona: OOt SO, at a Dow aama altan my condamnatloa Aa Roach left, ahortly Delon ' II Ohemloal recruitment; NCv. 3S of that Sovlat aetlen,’ ’ ha aald. • 20.7 sq. ft. Refg. Including - noon, he and aervml In anotlMr poUcy dacialoa, shelf aree ware arreetod on wwraata tor (See Page tOwtim) Nixon ordarad tha AgiicultaTC their part In reoent demonati^ Department to continue hiIm PLUMBING ond WIRING tiona. Roach w m charged with year to make avallabla a SB per • Dual Controls breach of tha paaoa. emt advance paymaat to partl- Ito may be made AT THE SAME LOW PRICES clpanta In the feed gnUna pto- *futoat the tampenry ki|]UM>- Navy Awards gram—an action In koaplng wltb • Only 30" wide tton. paat praotloa but ona which out ^>eoiflo iwttvttlea the kijuao- going Praaldrot Lyndon B. • Porcelain Uon torbMa: Roach may not ob- $388 Million Johnson suggoatad ba droppad. Now is the atiuot the entry of any buHdhv; "Wa tool farmon an — Crisper Six speakers: Two 9" oval duo-cones, four he may not entor any buRdkgr to proper and eufSclant noUca where entry has been prohibAt- •bout any change in tha graad 3'/2" tweeters. 20-watt peak power Solid thneto For New Jet • Juice Can ed; he may not Impede the hr rules on such paymanto.’’ Nixon State stereo amplifier. Studiomatic 4-speed greaa or egreaa of anyone eu- By B ( » HORTON •Bid In a atatamant. " liin y of Dispenser buy! Ihoriaed to be hi a buHdhBr; be AP Military Writer them an alraady hoghmlng to changer, Feather Action Tone Arm, diamond may not engage In any vtoknM ftgtt up tor tha program.” Many KitchenAid, WASHINOTON (AP) — Twra or threaten vtoienoe; he may behind and mllllona of doUan Thaaa movaa w an iHaouaaod • PlexTOut stylus. Sensitive FM-AM-FM Stereo radio dishwashers intro not wahdly make any notoe that poorer, the Navy haa atartad at a longthy eenfaranoa NfacoQ Ice Trays tuner. Audiophile controls include separate duced in 1949 are la calculated to d t o r ^ and he •new to develop a canlar-beaad brtd with RapuUtcan onngroa dtill going strong! bass, treble, compensated loudness and ster may not encourage otben to Jet fighter capable of intercept •tonal laadata. That’s the kind of engage in diarupttve acttvMlea. ing enemy bombers attaoUnn Youngsters carrying red flags and posters with the Aftarwarda, Sonata OOF eo balance. Tape recorder input/output jack. dependable perfor The taauenoe of a temponxy the fleet. effigies of Mao and Stalin today joined the protest XiMidar Bvoratt X . Diiksen end The Npvy hae faUed In an ex- Housa Republican l aadar Oar- mance that’s earned hiJimoUan in a c a n of thta na^ march organized in downtown Rome by striking KitchenAid its ture ia without precedent In tha penelve prevloua effort to build •Id R. Yard made thooo torthar reputation for being country, both rtd«a agreed. a fleet defender from the dd workers in the wake of a nationwide strike called annpunoenmta: Allies Mull Plan —Nixon will anhmlt to Oon- the best. Atty. John J. HtU Jr., lepia- TFX warplane design e:q>ected by Italian labor unions as a show of power against sentlng the untveraity, aald that by former Secretary of Defenee graaa In mid-FMicuary qiaeial Come in and see the government in a dispute over improved pen masaagaa on tax rotonn and Real RCAWnOR Mich an action waa wMhout Robert 8. McNanuura to provide • * * * our newest models. one bade plane that oould ba sions. (AP Photofax) dtangaa In tha pcoatdanUal rtoo-. nrHimio precedent heeaum the aottvlr Far Asian Peace ttott procaas. In hero tlee on oampueaa acroaa t h a adopted by all eervleea. Value That waa the PlUB alrotaft, PARIS (AP) — U.S. and Oie North VMnnineae and Viet MfOUttUOM t0 country are without precedent. . started In 1962 and oaneded laat tha contlwtow dock atrlba, Nlx- □ He oMmed the injunotton would South Vletnameae ncgoUatoik Oong h«va hot parttdpatod In 20 years of good old'fashioned tfualUy year when It proved unable to are studying propoaaia for a such (hacuaalana. ^ Called To Speed Pension Reform oo told tha lisdora, ho may not be punMlve but piwventiva meet Navy apedflcattona for hava to preposo lagialatlOB daal- K i « c h e n A i ^ DISHWASHERS in nature. Atty. Hill naM ha three-nation peace- force of The illpkmiiti aald the carrier operatlona. ^ a n neutralc.)n guarantee f^ly. poaal pro6|tolY w|l| nqt ,bc iiW with nattonal amargancy hoped the deoMcn of Bin eourt PantagM Bgurea ahow the Vletiiam peace e ^ m e a t, dip- W a t at the’ iM ^contorenoe rtrtkao. !aould eat a pcacedant tor deal Navy spent $216.6 minion on de- lomaUc souroee Nationwide Strike ing with aUnilNc aoMoM. PHILCO HARD¥fOOD WAUiUT ZBHIH MaMTERRANBAN wbsunghouse 30" M LUXE WBSHNOHOUSE vdoplng the VIUB. plaSad trip to Nnropa aocn. Nix acroaa the oowtry. Fit^. Jack Roach leav With lltUe fanfare, the Navy mentioned are Japahi Indonesip>eeaslan -of tour-way talks is on will meat In advance vAth I The attorney tor Profaaaor PiCAN CREDENZA AM-FM 30" AUTOMATIC ROPER STACK ON ing Rockville court. announead Tuaaday that Onim- *nd Burma. These ^ othht scheduled TfiUnrfiWi HiTsltaly’s Industry both Damooratia and Republi man Alrerah, huUdet of a few Aalan ooimtrlea haVe -^been fUa- The oonfermoe to deadlocked can leaden from Oongnaa and teat mCdela iaf tha n il B , was oraaUy sounded out IroThe Uidt- beCauis 'a M ~ tb e VUt ~ ^ Mtlomrtde mlttod jn ofn aa was being ha winwill hold a aimftmllai* aaxdan STEREO STEREO ELECTRIC RANGE GAS RANGE getting a tour yaar, |S8B-mlllUm *d States, fheraource/mid. OMg’s Nsttonal 1®*® ®ut .saw tha govenunent following Us return, WJISHER ft mYER award lor preproduction plan- American and South Viet- rront refuee to dtocuae mlUtarr ‘*1**^*» **• moving too slowly. -Tha ProUdnt plaaa a aattoa nlng dn a new Job oaUed the n ^ e e e delegates in Parle have de-eeoaletlon without eUnulta- “ ?* Heavy industry appeared reorganlaaUon rttortowlthln Pacific Oil Slick FT4. spent much Ume In private cot*, neomdy , n . ™ naOoti a labor luu^ nit by the walkout. Police fovernment, provided O ongri^ Like the in-fated FlllB, the sultattons «m how to enforce a settlement for South Vietnam, estimated 60,(X)0 worker*—70 to **tenda expMng legislatim i^* FT4 or VFX aa it waa oaUed in aattlement Aa far as to knows and Saigon Irwlats the oesfer- t h w iM jor uniona called ao per cent of the labor force in «Ahorlty in that field. (C8 into Harbor Initial paperwork, willwlU have a enoe•ooe haalaui no rtslatrtiht to «*>■««««« i****^?* Utrtke ®in an aUempt to the big factories around Turin Dlrksen, wMbout getting swing wing, .....and a- .fancy______new ______—------South Vletimm’e^ Internal . force Premier Mariam Rumor’e —fafled to ahow .v _____ up. InSninto ■mntftcaspeolfica !“:‘‘Then ’n>ara ofolwlilvpt^ U y Both wlU ba more reorgantoetton 218 *177 SANTA . BARBARA, Calif. it up and minimUe damage to miaeUa ayatam fCr its intercept fain. g^rnment to epeed up the re- At the Fiat Steel and Iron ^327 ^ 8 8 plana in this administration 377 misalon. (AP) — OD from a leaking un Deeptte the deadlook both only 280 of 8,000 em- ix>ata and harbor facDltlea. than In any other.” dersea vrell covered an estimat On Anacapa Island, widdi Once tha F14 research ann de- •Ides seem to agree on the need *“«• ^ ed 800 square miles of the Pacif All Saigon^s to revive and revise key provl- "«> »“!>* J«at Auto- ^ seeking “ prompt oonalderar waa ourroundid by rtl. a h«d ;«»»?">•*“ *• completed, the tkm and pototlve action” on the Philco Electric Westinghouse ic today.. and spread into the 100 vealeaeala warnwaa trappedt r a ^ on threeOw m . . i ^ atoui of the 1964 Geneva agroe- ” **’ “ "^c*** w«wked, moUve works at Turin 76 per emaU boat harbor of this scenic smaU outcropplrwe of rock and “to build ***46S models at a costcoat es- menta that ended the Frei^^ «mt «»« “.«» workers nonprollferotton treaty, Mlxan coastal city. conaer^IS f2Ss? Z Men on Call doddna war. These partUtoned moot Bcnooto, kopoo, banks ^and ***>'*<’stayed “out. “ *• Many ■®>*®®^ochooli •aid: COLOR TV Sixty persons llvliig on boaU wouW die before they could Vietnam 't o r o v W o i m l ir r t ^ ^ *" ‘ T behsro that ratHIcatton of Clothes Dryer R G il were ordered ashore aa a pre- swim free. Hundreds more P14 a may be 17th peuraltol. and______set __up an _In- ^ ^ firemen wwere « e on o~ ,— (Sea Page Stoteca) cautionary measure due to fire OU workers aU mUea at sea D u rin g Tet tematlcnal Oontnd Oommtoalon ~ j i „ . _u »»,. ....__rubber goods manufacturers, with Permanent Press Cycle Automatic WASHER haiard. worked to eml «!» expanding the overaU program wWch an estimated 180,000 gal- ** to J ^ “ *^to'®rorve rope's second largest chemical concern, reported "a high per* centage of workers” did not show. Bulletm (ond week, the slick ______Many bank employes through nearly 40 miles seaward, reach out Italy stayed off the Job but V. to n a s Q tammb ing the shores of Anacapa and In the Santa Barbara channel most banka opened with admin a. ON M n»A8T CBI81B ^Santa Crus iaianda. It extended After oU companies qiersting (See Page Sixteen) nameae army unaware aa It did sympathy with the Po- “ ^ nattoowlde istrative employes handling ialong beaches from Ooleta, Just Hie six wells in the area agreed laat year. Uah delegate In sympathy with ®l"ce Rumor formed business. Milan's atock ex- WASHINOTON (AP) — {east of here, nearly to Ventura, ECONOMY to tighter regiilattona set down The South Vietnamese com- Hand, and the Indian usually “ • chimge operated normally. The Uaited States agread to -to the West, a distance of about mand said aU government abetolned. ™ ai® *■ In the Bolzano area 90 per day, lx X aoto to Froxest to by an emergency board of the * *----- ■- — . . . up for renewal this year, the .28 miles. Department of the Interior. x-a Y 1 forces would be plaoedptaioed on 100 -AmwAmerican officials have long . ~.v ~ r ~ '— «centbih u.of the uic ..laiwi.» region’s metal work- , Jola hi foxr-power talhB In many a re u the oil had - -- -*—'—-■ ------" -- outcome of the strike could In- en, about 4,0(X), were on strike. The stricter rules call for r W i p n l f g I P**" rertrictlon and xU desired a more effective peace- YIi USVWSA nrW^vl ^ ^ - r'L_. — _ ------■ ------_.. • . __ aimed a$ tireaMiig the dead AOTTATOR washed onto the beach. In oth more frequent teats of blow-out M canceled effective Hoeplng machinery. They once workera hN* In BOddle Bast peace ers it was Just offshore. devices, more rigl(l drilling one week before Tet, the lunar considered « body along the «“ en»blod In Piaxsa della Re eftorto. Secretory of State , A wind shift during the night procedures and the Installation •rownew jrocuyear wMch winun thisuua ywyear r nuis*«n« --- ~ o< the neutral••«*••**•* nations’sasuvsis “ ** tocUcs In the months ahead, S'—publlca---- — and—-»• marched------down the WBItom P. Rogroe haxdert WASHER drove the oil Into Santa Barbara of more casing where needed. B roke Gear on Feb.— 17. That means that all Truce — “Supervisory------■------Commission The government had already 'WaViA Nazlonale, Nazionale, which waswaa clear- the note to Freach Andiaeia in a a il Am .a______..a a.______le..,. ::Harbor. The wells werewore shut___ down____ troops must remain at their Korea, but discarded this as eSTeed to grant baste demands ed of traffic by scores or police. dor Oartoa lawet at 12:16 Waves broke- a log .. boom—a --- - - Monday at the requert of Interi- duty...... atattoos - or__ ..... at thetr quar Inntoo rimflAt*rimilar fnto IKthea T/V*IOC. tOfor T imorOVedimproved nnnfrinnapensloni. TlIt lEnalMoat n/of II theia dAmnnalralnf.|demonstrators pjn. E8T. Pieeldext Nlxcx • 2 Water Tempera •eriea of logs strung together to or Secretary WAlter J. Hlokel Under Attack ters around ttae clock. A peace force from countries claimed the untons forced a de- were from a plastics factory had decided several days ago tures: WaiTn Pre-Wash liberate break in the talks to which closed months ago ba- chock the sllck -an d oU spread after he viewed itho sUek. He an- Tet la the Mggeat oelebratlan to accept the PYexeb propo- fifives heavily soiled gar- .into the amall pleasure harbor, nounced the reaumpttoo in
es^ ligUAtvaro e k h *■ ITW AVVIUI falls on FM>. atf17, VUM and thei 4 I $7 Viet T iW b ing bulleU al ua." Five North (Editor's Note: This ia the Korean guitooate were edroling Cong hae announced a week’s year, 8.14 mgd by 1960 and a them. They coat over $4.2 mil 2 automatic drying cycles second of tour articles based on whopping 6.48 mgd by 1990. lion total. The SANFORD. Wood- Oolelo and steaming aloiBBlde the USS c«aae-fire tor Feb. 16-22. Safety loading door f Co,pi **“ M>*o. preaident Nugyen Van TMeu the Griswold Engineering report Tbs Griswold engineers admit It begins with the largest pstrt grain vinyl covered cabi • orb or^ r ^ Firemen Duane Hodges, 21, of la expwXed to annowice at a released Jan. 20. Among the rea they are baaing their depend of the town system, toe low Front-mounted metal lint trap able yield figures on toe drought net. Huge 23" diagonal LOS ANGELES Creswell, Ore., grabbed a news conference Thursday that sons the report was nearly two elevation area excludliB: Rock- ^VHOturo weighted bag of ctassifled paper hU tons— w«l Join In the truce, years of 1961 to 1966 and the ledge, Steep Hollow Lane, High Fast-drying Full-Drum Airflow screen. 295 square inches .88 foiedsn o months late Is the $4.2 mlUions town can expect much more ItAKINO and nitoied onto a passageway but tor a far shorter period than land Park and Lakewood Circle worth of suggested water sys water In the average year. of picture in all. New Vis Will on deck to throw it overboard. ' a week. tem improvements explained in areas, which are at high rieva- PHILCO ta® Tuner. Solid copper A .67^mllUmeter North Korean “ We'll probably go along with this article. Yesterday’s article But they warn toot their tiona. Sem e cannon shell tore through hie the South Vietnameee govern concerned the growth of the figures are also ahowiiB 100 per By 1970, the growing srater circuits. Mei«i
. t m o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909 ------!------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909 P A G E T H R E E MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold oil Bridge Efjents in Capital ..•••••GUIDE******* B ol'lon there is no money left this a . Mtohenware party at fiM A SERVICE OF FILM-IMAKERS By’ALFBED SHEINWOU) Bolton Lake Hotel year. Inteate tripe, su«di as to home of MTs. William Vogel to Shaw Marks nMod in wUeh Preeident Nixon Bimlogicml Wmrfmre AND THEATERS. The kind of bridge you play the Stratford Siakespeare morrow at 8 p.m. • could grant amnas^ soon after N O R TH / One at the Year's HOU'I'E 04A EOMYJy, OOWH. theater, con be Charged to thS TaM Program Demied depends partly on the quality The'first aid cloas (or Boy the.niooUng stops in Vlatiiam. ThM. rating. wp*y <. f’l'”* ♦ Q 6 3 Beet Oerwedles! transpmrtation account, he ex- Scouts and interested towns 55th Year WWDWnON (AP) — D»- rai.M.s etm wov I. tan of your oppements. If they're About 000 people have been C? 43 Jaeoa Bollards New Grade School’s Trash: pfcUiwd. people will start Friday at 2:80 Di|«rtmcnt ani teM Iiao- attending the three-day meeting soft, you can afford to play care O KQJ7 THIS SEAL “The Night They The largest Rem tossed out p.m. at the Oommunlty Hall. ■tad !h»H«uB0B oiritia Iw t c which winds up today with a fully. If they’re tough, you muat A QJ76 Thurs, Nighf Special-Ladies! Of Kilties Just tor the board’s inspection Mon dn M a nport tliat a atn^ In ada bidlcstes the Mm wss learn to avoid obvious mistakes Raided M inky’fi ot march on the Justice Depart- WEST EAST day night was a pupil account Haaoheater Evenlag Her The M anchester Ripe Band to submitted snd approved under in order to survive. Britt ndoad a Bated M To Burn or Not To Bum Mrs in* la tiM PacHle wma a metVt. A 105 A KJ972 goin g to celetRWte Ra 80th an- Iho Motion Picture Code All Legal Beverages ing system, • package com ald Beltoa correspondent, one aarndp «or a dianileaI>Mologl- The Rev. Richard R. Fenan- Soutfa deale r. C? K Q 1087 9 652 >1 To bum or not to bum, and intendent of schools, OgTMd two boards held their own meet puterized service which would dem ewell Toung, laL 01$ $681. nlvsnsary fids ymr with a vu- eal vaiiara taat fmcram. at SeN-Regulation. Both rides vulnerable. det, the group’s national direc O 943 0 10 6 5 Blea thru FrL imOtSS a where—theit seenta to be one of 'With Veltrii. ings. take care of all sorts of rtoty show on Soturday, April Natloaal Broadeasttaf Oto. n - tor, said several congressmen Opening lead—King of hearts. A K53 SaL-Soa. 8tt04tt8-8iU-«tM m Suggested for GENERAL ♦ 84 r i the few renHainlng unanswer- Dr. Oastagna said that, the The PBC reviewed minutes of recorda, including scheduling at 12, at Bailey Auditorium of darn pocted (hat a andthaaetaa Inati- West opened the king of SiO0 are considering introduotion of SOUTH way he figured, the incinerator w eekly Job m eetings, attended the high school, now done by Awardb Banquet Manchester High School. tanoa Wrd^iandkic piojaot ama amnesty legislation after the hearts, Etost followed with the ~1ed questtons on the building of A A 8 4 or the mulching unit would pay by members of the architectur a bank. The service would aid (Thartes Murdoch, the band’s eeneenwd wKh audi taata. shootta^ ends. Suggested for MATURE deuce and South played th e ^ A I 9 [the new elementary school. for itself in atxtut eight years. al firm, on file new school site, all three achools, and would Set by WAXES pipe major, haa been named minute The PentacDO aald Tneaday He alao said he sent tele audiences (parentai discre nine. South hoped that West O A 8 2 A roomful of town officials He Is in ifavor of the construc and attended to other business save "about three montha. of genend * chairman of the coni- the afac-3raar atudjr a t Baker la- grams to President Nixon and would .lead 'another heart, but Mancheeter WATBS w^ll Ivve tion advised). 4 A 10 9 2 ^2 PRICE at at the high school (or al- tion of an incinsrator, to be fed with the archtteot secretarial work” a year at the mtttee devrioping the nrogram. laad, a email U.8. poaaemton the dilef U.8. peace negotiator -West tniated hia partner’s dis Its 14th annual Awards Banquet RESTRiCTEO — Persons- Sontb Weri North East 'moot two hours Monday night inside the 'building, as part of h(gh school alone, 'Dr. Castag- Brad Davis of WITC-TV and l.TOO milea aouttwreat o< Hoiaiia- in Parts, Henry Cabot Lodge, m couraging deuce and shifted to The Board of Education con tomorrow at 7 p.m. at WiUia’s I N T Pail 3 NT All Pan eVGRY IHURSVAY NIGHT S pondering. TTie meeting ■was a the school. na said. The wlMle package radio win be raaater of ccrc- la. waa to inveatigate the natur suggesting they let all Viet under t6_not-edin)tted. un- the ten of ipades. tinued its budget dlacusaions, be Steak House. would, cost approximately $3,000 montes. a l Jtot r lbuthm o f iMaaaaea by namese parties aettle their own iess accompanied by parent South played low from dunf- Fin* EntftqiniiiBiit Vrf)0 lo 1:00 SJoInf Public BuUding Com- Roy Pecldtam, finance board gun last week. The board Is re Dinner guesta of the club in Smlislon — Board of Education the ft ^ year, $1,000 of this be- . The band la familiarly know:i That's Sm nott M gecidiM* thstglsM wHI glia or loM In satMM lL M M l ndgratonr Mrda. It began in political future by themselves. or adutt guardian. my, (uid East shrewdly idayed chairman^ said that as far aa viewing, with the superinten clude Dr. and Utra. John Prig- 5 gathering. The board did ixrt make any as the Manchester Kilties. BurantM H.t AecntiM looha I8w a watth. Bri N iM l H Satial haw a nais- i M . The group's 8,000-word posi the Jack. If South won with the hearts. Otherwise, you are will F o o d a t fiiw s t^ Dally Lunch SpK kdt' he could see, there 'wouldn’t be dent, preliminary budget fig nano, Afty. PhlHp Bayer, Mrs. Persons under 16 not ad in decisions on any portion of the ' Some of New Bngland’a fore spring, a hairapriag, or a balanea whatl. Acortran haa raplaeaS than nW i as "n e SmUhaoniaa haa never tion paper said steps should be ace of spades. West w o u ld ing to let him play 3-NT. You i S B The result appeared to be a ’’subrianUal annual differ ures, as they become ready. Rudolph Oorach, formerly of Prapaiod by Jim M inicued budget requests, and adjourned most Scctitiah and Irish enter- engaged In any dienndeal or bio- taken to end flie fighting mitted. This age restrictien later lead hia other spade to would (eel more comfortable 1 oitlwt'the arefaiteot would be ask- ence in ooet” betwe^ taking The board win review all fig The Herald; Mrs. Alice Evans alactronkHxmarad tunlm isik. tt tpltta aach taeoni into 310 tqsal partt. M to executive session shortly af tatnera w ill appear on the show, logleal reaeanch for the armed immediately, withdraw U.S. may be higher In certain give East the rest of the auit. with another point or two, but g ed to bring In comparative cost all trash to the dump and build ures again before making Its of The Herald’s riaff; Mrs. mahaa tha Accutron limapiaM so procioo, it won’t giiii or low in sm m of this hand is Just b arely good ter 11 p.m. to discuss teachers* Murdoch said, and the bond will Ibfcea or anyone dae,” a Smith- troops and prevent future in areas. Cheek theater or If South refused the first ROD STEIGER Sflgutes on an inoide Incinerator ing an incinerator and dumping request for the next fiscal year. CSiorles Thompson, Iba. James moro than two tocondt i diy. W adding & Bonquot FocilitiM — 643-9731 salary negotiations, which are also play. aonian oMcial dedar^ volvements like Vietnam. — -A-- — . spade, Etoat would shift back to enough (o r your forcin g Jump. Wand a mulching unit. The other only the eriies. Dr. Castagria said that he had Meacham and hbe. Raymond Copyright 1980 SLaltematlve would be to take all written the Bocud ot Finance also under way. A aimllar ahow was presented ACCOTBOIte by W LOVA ^ H goM hm-m-m-m. - hearts. EUtber way South was THE SERGEANT Veitch estimated that there Smariiettl, founders of the by the band in Torrlngton in Capital Qoote Printed m • public Mrvic* General Features Cotp. 'the trash from the new school saying that the budget 'will be Bulletin Board Reaigiiation Accepted down two. would be about 28 cane of Ittanchester WATE8; and the 1967 and reportedly mot with "Senators have to eat, too.” by this ouwspepot to the dump. ready March 10, and asking tor The BoMon Art Club will hove Pin a medal on lEast-West for trash — Including cafeteria Ooraiecticut WATES queen, enthustaSUc audience response, Space Chief ^Surpriaed* —Seiwte Republican Leader Bhr- Wrfjl J., WKI J, No one seemed to be In ftivor a Joint meeting March 17. a demonatratlon of Japanese their fine defense. If Etost failed trash — from the new sriiool Mrs. Madeline Karns of Bridge and an increasing demand for a . w a s h n o t o n ( a p ) — d t . erett M. Diiksen. supporting the JAIPUR, India (AP) — A of a mulching unit — a wotor- The school board had also ”sum(-e” pofrifing by John to play the Jack of spades at each day. port. repeat performance, in the Edward C. Welah Indicates he increase in congressional sala businessman’ bid to buy a w «l, iTEOWCBUll I circulating shredding device requested the finance board to Hitchcock of Glastonbury at 8 the second trick South could Dr. Robert Butterfield, form ManCheiSter area. waa aurpriaed TataOaj when ries from $80,000 to $48,800 per conridered by local residents to which chews everything up and send a liaison member to its tonight at the (Community Hall. Your Dental safely refuse that trick and win MANCHESTER er town health officer, said THEY SURELY TRIED William Foihea to concert pro President Nixon accepted his year. be haunted, has been foiled fay .BURNSIDE then compresses it, after which budget discussion meetinga. At Everyone interested la Invited. ALBUQUERQUE (AP) -r The the next spade. ’Then South that added to the cost of dump gram cHatrman, Kenneth Mal- 017 BIAIN STREET • MAKOHESlM t pno forma realgiistlfai as execu the archaecAogioal department BlFHS'Ct Ei'i’ HiRTfORO it must be dumped. the last finance board meeting. The second in a aeries of tec- University of New Mexico’s 0-10 Capital Footnote could develop the dubs without COUNTRY CLUB ing would bw the cost of sani beouf and Reger Rttehie are co- tive secretary of the National Health ’The eigtatb-century well, with FREE PARKIhG 528 -3333 Chairman Pecldiam told his turee by Atty. Gtooige Afiianson football record in 1968 wasn’t Undersecretary of State Elliot worrying about the spades. Both the present, elementary tary storage, since the Andover chairmen of fickrt sales, Gor Open Thursday to 0 P Ji. Aeronautics and Space Cbundl. carvings on all sides, has been board that the year he was will be held tomorrow night at without some glimmer. L. Richardson has been as Don’t reach for a medal for RESTAURANT school and the high 'school liave dump, used by Bolton, is not don MeCtowen and Lea Cameron Wdih, a prime mover in the declared a protected monument. liaison member helped him 7 :S0 in St. Mmirice Church Hall. Tailback David Bookert, who signed responsibility for efforts ’lU a is the third in a six-part South. He threw away his con 8. MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER Incinerators. If regulations be open e'very day of the week. are co-chairmen of advertising area of manned apace flight, understand some of the reasons This la the lecture canceled lost ia scheduled to return for the to obtain release of an estimat series of artkdes on d en ta l tract at the firat trick, perhaps come stricter, itbese 'would have Dr. Butterfield has been push and promotion, and Aubrey Mc w as named to the $aB,760-a-year behind the schoid budget re week because of the weaUter. 1969 season, set a single-season ed 1,200 Americans hrtd prison health The H erald is pubUah- defense. Soutfa aboukl take the to be changed, but school of- ing tor the incinerator ever Mullen is chaiiman of budget. Job in IM l b y President John F . quests. Because the designated The Bolton Oooperaitlve Nur rushing record tor the school er in Vietnam. Department ing this week in cooperation defense. So uth should take the HRI-n OVHRl fleiakp, Indudiiig James Veltch, since the school board decided Tickete are on sale now from Kenne<^. Open To The Public liaison member Russell Moonan with 872 yards tn ^ oarriss. Read Herald Advertisements spokemnan Robert J. Ke- with the Mandiesler Dental So first trick with the ace of 'building and grounds superin- sery will have a meeting and memben of the hand. “Td had ao many people indi- BUSmeSSMGN’S LUNCHEONS against Its Inclusion in the said he was unable to attend all Caoskey said the appointment ciety in observance of Nation hearts, get to diunmy with a Itoadent, said this would be plana last year. cate they hoped Fd stay on the the budget meetings, the duty “reafflnns our government’s al CtaBdren’s Dental Health diamond and then lead the queen NOW DaHy 11:30 A.M . possible. Job that I almoat got to believe Sorted Harold Hoar, local trash col will be spread among the mem commitments to conttnue to do Week. The theme for the week of clubs tor a finesse. . An Incinerator in the new that I would stay.” Welsh said 0:10 and 0ri0 to 3 P .M . lector, described an eleotrioal bers. Peckham didn’t stay on nnaiaannraBnRM ■ ■ B iaaBmiBawigwwwiwwtaaBiriwoieiwatawwwBwmaiBBiMiaiaiaB'aBiiMamMBatBgnBBBa igBamiaigaiaaBiaiaamiaaHBmMSBgMfflgBBBaBani everything possible to assist and ia "Join the ’8mile-In’^’ West could take the king of Mhool would comply wMi pro- attar receiving a band-delivered Spedsl Every Wed. Coined Beef A ft taA fence device used by a restau tor ithe budget meeting Monday protect Americana held by the clubs, but could not run th e poeed legislation on Incltiera- letter (Tom Nixon accepting his ■M l O a b b ^ ▼ lc # 9 rant to kill fHes on the days night. North Vietnamese and Viet Q. — F o r several montha lyow, hearts since South still had the tors. Architect Robert Lienhard resignation. when trash must be held over, There appears to be an In Cong.” the newsp^mra have been J-9 of hearts. If West shifted to said that an incinerator built Open 6 Days Every Week — Thursday Nights fill 9 Weieh, n , said he has no way We Oater To Banquets, but said that this would not be crease In amounts of textbooks, h v i i l l ' s canylng conflicting atorles the ten of qmdes South would according to ithese regulations of knowing whether his depart Weddings and Parties suitable tor a school because of and for field trips, at least In about die danger of Xraya. Are immediately run his nine tricks IVICCUEBM would oost on estimated $8,000. tune means a change in White the potenUEd danger. the initla) presentation. Dr. A tlu Sim plificatioii dental Xraya safe, even for —one apade, one heart, four 'Lienhard was of ttle optnioR House apace policy. The dtscusaion will be re Castagria explained that some smeU cfaSdren and pregnant diamonds and three clubs. Tel. 64(Mn03 that it would be cheaper to take ‘TFa certainly up to the iww O f Abdcntee Ballot sumed, and perhaps the ques textbooks are being purchased women? Daily <)aestlon the trash to the dtunp, or to adminlatratiais to diooae the BMnTORD (AP)—Secretary tion will be Fesolve
ToHand reads hs follows: "Every tene Deportment, tor instance, pro Thasher, Regal Men’s Shop Inc., Gold, Dr. and Mrs. Bkhrard L. light Restaurant, Mr. and Mre. ' Hospital Notes Vernon ment house occupied by more poses to atolish fixed minimum I LTM Patrons |Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Forde, Besser, Mr. and Mrs. Rtehatd D. D. SobAeld, Mr. and Mrs. than two families shall be pro business Mirror commissions. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Wlggfai, C. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Robert J. Oordon, Mr. and Mre. All evening visiting hours end vided with not less than two Reform to something that tra Additional patron subscribers Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lucek, Mrs. 8. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Michael Sibrtnsz, and Mr. and i 17 Warrantee Deeds Filed at 8 p.m., and start, in the m. BY JOHN OCNNIFF 11c, but not by seaeoned finan Sherwood Chenfty, Dr. LoUs T. L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Sanol J. Mrs. EYederick A. Ikhrarde. , ' remote means of egress. Each dition-bound Wall Street tradi have been announced for the various n^ts, at: Pediatrics, 8 story above the first story of * AF Bnelne* Aailyat cial men, to the potentiaUy dan tionally resists, even when it is Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Solomon, Sanol J. Solomon staff, Town Board Drops gerous condition of wx»ld mone Little Theatre of Manchester’s Burr. Mr. and^rs. Alfred J. Kargl, POST OFFICE PROBLEM p .m .; self sendee unit, 10 a.m .; each building shall be pro ^JBJW YORK (AP) - A nega- prompted by oicticlato of toe ex With Town in January Oowell Hoose, 8 p.m. week tary affairs. There is much cyn- changes. But 'the present situa i.9'9 season. Also, Mrs. PhiUls B. Howeson, Mr.'^and Mrs. Leon L. Kramer, JHANDKXUUR, India (AP) vided with not less then two t«ro, beatbto mood aeoma to bo I 8«V«nte«n ^mmuitee deed* Pine Hlu'Rd. has succesafully days, 3 p.m., weekends and hoH- remote means of agress by EATOWM htiam today about toe relative tion is similar to dosing the pa They are Mr. and Mrs. Thad- Dr. Douglu J. Roberts, Hr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Result, — 'niero was « time, when a swM reoixoM in tbs town oompMed his Red CroM in- days; i^vate rooms, 10 a.m.; Sewer Committee remote means of egress by 1215 W SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD tRvolaping «ome seotians of value of one currency to anoth tient with bitter medicine in or lus J. Kielna, Mr. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. Harry P. Yorgensen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marshall, clueter o f vUlagea had one mall er. Burton Hloock, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DoU, Mr. derit*s oM oe dnrinir Jranuury, structora course. This ralsesVthe semi-private rooms, 3 p.m.; The Board of Representatives the union, made up of the fol escapes on the outside of each Street. Hi not aR pervading, der to cure him. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Sundqutot, box and no post office. Raymond Bogue, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Saul M. Silver- and Mrs. Robert H. Bleller, Mr. a t wMch nine Ihvutved the sale number of quahfled instructors visiting In 810, 314 and 328 Is lowing members of the police building.” 1 {^ nevertoelees signtficant. Twice last year monetary The high degree of i^cula- ’Today, thto vlUage hoe a poet | W(iii,h ihfi CLmS^)!! iiib voted Monday night to deacti 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS Fredrick G. Edwards, Mr. and and Mrs. Isaac Snyder, Oas of new homes or building: lots.' In the TVAA membership to 18. any time for Immediate fam Another section will also be crises rocked toe world. The If the size of the problems stein, Mr; and Mrs. Howairi office—but no maRbox. vate the Sewer Advisory Com department, BYancis Barbero, EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" 2[^ntia, in itself, to hartUy note Mrs. Harry F. Rouhn, Mr. and Parebasons of new homes In- A standard first aid class ily only, with a five-mlnute lim Clarence Neff, Thomas Sheehan added concerning the housing dollar was attacked fay specula- could be controlled there might itation. Afternoon vislUng hours mittee on recommendation of worthy, because such mobds Mrs. Omer A. Gingras, Mr. and duded Yost OtsistrueUoo Oo. to will begin Peb. 11 at the TVAA and Herman Fritz, requested a of heating boilers in separate > been known to change by tors in March, and in November be a better chance of catching In obstetrics are 3 to 4 p.m. then David Somerville, chairman. Mrs. George W. Munson, Mr. John R. Jr. and Bonita R. Crgt- gfsragre from 7 to 9 p.m. The meeting with the representa rooms or compartments and U A IIBC'. Tne«., Wed. 0 to 6 • nmn., Fri. • to 9 minute, hour, day, season. toere was a withdrawal from up with needed changes, but no begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors The suggestion was made by and Mrs. Paul Gutreich, Mr. t y a t Vernon, lot 87, Harriet course is offered to all inter tives of the board. certain provisions about fire n U U l i W i Sat. 8 to e (aoM d An Day Monday) Waa l to worth paying attentionFrench francs. Recurrences such respite is being offered by ested townspecqile, with Pred are a * e d not to smoke In pa- Somerville who explained to the r could mean a drop off in trade and Mrs. Harvey Duplin, Mr. Dr.; Yost Obnstruetion Cb. to resistant materials. America's eager stockholders. In the letter to Mayor John to to toe news that aiccounta for and Mrs. James J. Leavitt, jdiss Rohert and Pamela K. fiiegxl Schipul serving: as instructor. tients^' rooms. No more than Board that the commission had All other provisions of the and therefore a t proAta. Grant, the committee said It tRs mood. Just last week the New York Jassamine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. of West Hartford, lot 88, Har The annual meeting: of the two ylslton at one time per not held a regular meeting dur ordiruuKe, which was original The general health of the had reason to believe that some CUDAHY'S PURITAN eMost fundorn'cntally impor- Stock Exchange estimated that William L. Wagner, Mr. and riet Dr., and 'WlUiani Gutter- TVAA to elect officers flor the patient. ing last year. ly established for the former In present personnel of the depart tfat to the campaign by the Nix- n“ «*et. aside from outside the number of shareholders rose Mrs. J. H. Sandals, Mr. and nmn to Robert W. Jr. cpAlng: year wUl be held March He said, "The lack of any ment are seeking employment or Dress PRICES ARE FOR BLACKWALL TUBELESS WHITEWALLS 2.40 extra COME IN AND LOOK AROUND— YOU’LL SAVE DOLLARS! REDUCED FREE MOUNTING! NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! BEAUTIFUL LEAN. FRESH PORK \ T O HARD STARTING? WATERPROOF BOOTS e l e c t r o n ic get Minit Auto’s "BEAM" (OVER THE FOOT) BELOW OUR USUALLY SPARERIBS d friF Hi-Voltage LOW DIRECT MILL PRICES WHEEL • Men’s 48 Month Guarantee A Unbelievable savings on ski sweatera, ^■gnm entI • Children’s SAVE t O % golf sweaters, fisherman knits, tweed BATTERIES knits, cable knits. Entire stock of misses’ For Most famous-label wool skirts and slacks now Popular Cars I*’* * * . ciliry* 4.90. Children’s first quality pullover 66 88 ENTIRE STOCK PLATES l■tWUIIT^ rt Um MMRMr Bt eeMN lUftS. K sweaters 3/6x now 1.90. Open daily till I StfMiMt. '*« PtRlKE H cEM|Ih« BAtf Hi riAHP.im I af MMllia U ir tt «UI St a Mt>raU iMra 5:80; Wed., Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M. C apa eltju INSTALLED IFKEE I •"<» Corrwl HANDBAGS 20% ^mb«r a! and Correct Turnfnf*Sii3'iiil‘’*c^“Ai.^’ f ERRim W/uit Stterini^MechiriM •"'* I B l POLL PARROT" SHOES •6 .9 0 INSTANT CREDIT I Jo in ts etc. ^ 6. Cliecli Bill For Children, Mostly Giris’ Ik TIRE and AUTO “ Fitting Minit Auto SERVICE CENTERS i t ' Is Our SAVE AT LEAST 35c LRl MANCHESTER ^ H B ER U N ^ H WETHERSFIELD H^MERIDEN H WATERBURY H SPRINGFIELD aiws«l6 Stars •!« atac*«U aiere«U Stare« » Stare M l SHOES !UiaWMtMM4taTufHpllie Wdtatar Square Ptow 941 laee Deatie HIgtetaf ^ M w iein eia Wetarber,aiiepaie,neM SprtailleM IkeMleq new 881 MAIN ST ROOSEVELT MELS WaarhTT‘T-1 Cena. earHii, Cetia. WMterrItata, Cwm. MerWeii, Cene. Wetarkury, Ceno...... UIU Store: Branch Storea: StraiAL for THURS, FRI. ami 8»T. MANCHESTER 215 E. Mate St. 647 Boston Foot Rd. 176 W . Main St. OM Saybrook, Rt. I OPEN MONDAY THRU FRiDAY 9 to 9 • SATURDAY 9 to 6 itockvUle, CSnnn. Avon, Conn., Rt. 4 W E r e s e r v e t h e r i g h t TO LIMIT QUANTITIEfl DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ‘ MANCHESTER PARKADE ______MANCHESTEat EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1969 SOL BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Robert Smith, 199 Kelly Rd. Her of Coventry, reported that be South Windsor district captains ara Mra. Ann years ago that a deaf Stanford graph Co. and Western Union Colmtibia iMd received burns over 86 per Vote with MRjorfty Now the Deaf ______Gagliordo, 347 Damming Rd.; Tax Hearing University physicist, Robert have reconditioned 200 outdated Atfenfion! cert of hfs body. He and anoth WASHDfOTON (AP) —Votes Mra. Paul Matthews, 160 Birch Lunch Is Now Bssdyl Events in World Weitbecht, invented a little machines and donated theni to er servloeman. rtho w«to killed against a resolution that would The Manchester Board of ‘Telephone’ by deaf persons. IMPROYEMEHr OUOSES HUI Dr.; Mra. Stanley WeUea, was posstble other CIA agents black box that couples the func m u m Inzinga^ Organek Named in the accident, were on their have blocked a prapoaed pay Have ynu bad hm li Iran M aote Regime rax Rexlew will be In ses tions of the two. Completely new atwl more School Board Starts 2233 Ellington Rd.; Mrs. Daniel ystf Remember—uottlBt operate in the Philippines with BEGINNING M ARCH 10, 1969 way to Thailand. increase for Oongreas, fe d m l sion from 6 to 8 p.m. tomor Teletypewinter modem versions of the ma Gothers, 87 Woodland Dr.; Mis. ventured, nothing ptfnedi JDe^uttmeing Nixon out his knowledge. To use it a deaf person need AFTERNOON slid EVENING CLASSES They were landing on a mounr judges and the executtva wars row night in the Muntoipal chines are available (nit are Nicholas D’Alello, 880 Diane Dr. Red Cross Drive Heads HOMO BXXra (AP) The hearing was called follow only place his telephone receiv OWiisei for ELEMENTARY sad HIGH SCHOOL s( tain top whan tha copter slid oart ’niesday by Oxireotlcut’B Building Hearing Room, in NEW YORK (AP) — A wom- very expensive. and Mrs. John Rose, 880 Diane TM>tun(^ retlBM haa laurdted ing a report by a Manila Times er in the coupler, dial the num Remedial ResMllag (Phonies, UndsrstandlBr e ta ), S( Budget Items Review Russell Inzinga, Ctollins Rd., aa It to expected the tianoe will off and roiled down the moun two Dmocratlc Senators. Gaslight the first of five scheduled €Ui In New York exchanged re For .the small group that owns Dr. a BMttoiMrida demmolathHiMl "<*' columnist that the CIA la ru ber and begin t}^ n g when the Skills, OomprehMulon, Vooalmlary, EH^eed, OtAsge Bowrd The Board of Education loot and Joseph Organek, Yeomans be a aellout. The date to Aprli tain. Thomas J. Dodd and Alma- BESPAIx m u n hearings. cipes wKh a friend in Baltimore. ttfi,H^etvpe and phone couplers for English and aodal studlei, Volunteers may register by Praadint Nixon, Ghineae airlv- mored planning to build up 9en. party answers. The conversa Pregiairattoa and General Reading Effleicncy. 26 begiimlng with a 7:30 p.m. A report to Sgt. Pohlmarai’s ham A. Rlbtooff joined the m a so Oak 8L, Manrtiaeter Tomorrow's session will be tneworld has become a brigh ****** bogan to get down to na qno vocal music teacher, one calling the chairman or captain Rd., have been appointed co- ii)f from Um maitaacd reported Oenaro Magsaysay as a presi- A California man discussed the tion on both ends is typed on a it SnoUl OkMoes ★ Pre-Testing Program * Certified Hsnehera cocktail hour. Chubby dark of father in East Hartford aald that jority that defeated the resolu- ter, more convenient place to Item by item evaluation of art teacher, one physical educa nearest her home or by phon for those aggrieved tajqxiy- warm weather there with a roll of paper which csm be chairmen for the local fund pneumonia had set in and Uon 47-84. todagr. den'.iai candidate this year to live. Acodwiiic RsodiitB ImprovsiMiit C tiittr. lac. tion teacher, aito one teacher to ing Mrs. Gritzer. Each volun New Britain wlU furnish the tlMr Matitata ordared nwetlnga oppose Preisident Ferdinar.d E. ers whose last names start shivering New Yorker. clipped and saved when the talk huperintendant of achoola’ bud- drive for the Columbia Chapter music. there waa a heart problem. “ It brings warmth Into the 68 E. CENTER STREET Next to Oav^a teodi one-half Metal studies and teer will visit only in his im MM under the supervision of with the letters A through F. Neither conversatioA was is concluded. J:et for next year. of the Red Grose, according to Sgt. Pohlmann grew up in Marcos. house,’’ said "Bernstein. "We MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 64S-6M7 one-half English in the gifted mediate vicinity. Building Permlta army commanders and party On Friday, also from 6 to earth-shaking, but for the peo A quick-flashing light on the Nicholas Lonoolatta, chapter OoIumUa and joined the Air Lapux said the report was have a feeling that we have ’ After an initial preaentatlon program. Legion Auxlliaiy Buttling permito amounting 8 p.m., the hearing will be ple, all deaf and all using a tele coupler signals a busy line, a chairman. Force when in his teens. He had cadres to denounce Nixon as the "unsubstantiated." Magsaysay more people around us so we * y euperlntendant Chariea HotUn said that the stringed The Abe E. MiUer, Unit 138, to $22,000 were issued during for letters O through M. phone for the first time, they continuous slow flash* indicates Inzinga has resMed here for just re-pnltoted after a 20-.veor “ top aaeia of the American rul has d«tied it. feel closer to what’s going on in W arner which compared South instrument teacher which he ro- American Legion Aui^lary will January. H iey went to Wayne Noticea have been mai'Ied opened new worlds. no one answering. Similarly, Wlndoor’a teachers’ salaries eight years and owns and oper hitch. His wife and four children ing ImperieliEa clique," the ool- The intelligence chief said the the world.” THINK SMAU SI8S6JP queeted in hts budget would be hold its regular meeting this Schoppaid for a garage on to those taxpayers whose as ‘*What a thrill," exclaimed a flashing light Indicates to the Jvlth those of S3 other towns ates RuaseU’s Barber Shop in live in Sacremerto, Cal. Mall laiwfator of Russian revlsion- CIA agents get advice from him Delivered in Manchester systemwide and would only be Thursday evening at the home Cherry Valley Road and E. J. Judith Bernstein, Queens, N.Y. person being called that his At Bernstein’s insistence, his Manchester aiid RusseH’a Real may be sent to Sgt. JoeeiA iam,” and the “imperialist who and they give him information sessments on the Oct. 1, 1968 Equipped with leathenetts interior,* ta the Capitol region, high school housed in the middle school. of Mrs. Betty Davis, 268 Hilton Starkel for Mra. Alice Olbeon "F or the first time you feel like phone is ringing. Users pay nor wife calls a friend In Baltimore Elstate in Columbia. He is a PoMmann Jr., AF. 11194042, implements imperialistic poli on ‘the Qommunlst movement. Orand List have risen or windshield washer, 2-q>aed elec principal Fred Caruolo and mld- Hottin noted that even If the Dr. at 8 p.m. for a house on Oakwood Lane. you don’t have to depend on mal telei^one rates. once a week to gh^slp, exchange ^ e school principal Arthur Hot- member of the Willimantlc USAF Hospital, APO Son Fran cies," the travelers sad. Lnpus denfed working for the dropped from the year be tric wipers heater, defogper, 4- board meets his request for an Hostess 'for the evening is Woman Answers Call llogIlO P people." It was Mrs. Bernstein’s hus recipes and cheer each other Jin presented luatlflcaUons of Elks, St. Columba’s Holy Name cisco, Cal. 66874. nte meetings also denounce U.S. agency. fore. Those whose assess way safety flaaben, back-up additional guidance counselor, Mrs. Evelyn Blanchette. AU The plea for men to help out Mrs. Bernstein, 42, made her band, William, also deaf and a up. their initial requests for addi- the Russiam as the "great pals In answer to a question, La- ments did not change re U^ts, front and raar aaat belts, h the middle school would still be members are urged to attend. Society and is a part president with the - basketball program Names Submitted call on a teletypewriter—a com teacher of the deaf; who first Bernstein never complains leatherette beadresU, steering^ Jlonal teachers. of the imperialist Nixon,” the puz said he had heard reports ceived no notices. below the state recommenda The Auxiliary will be making of the Connecticut Masters’ fell on deaf ecu* aa far as the The Democratic Town Com bination of a teletype msMihine, reconditioned several old tele about the bill—"It’s better than wheel lock and rear wlndoir de • Warner showed the boaid reports said. that local newspapermen were tions for guidance counselors. plane for a setback card party Barbers’ Association. male contingent was coocern- mittee has submitted three much like those used to send type machines and made the therapy," he said—and he never froster. figures from the Connecticut names to the Board of Educa The travelers said at J t if on the payroil of the CIA. There Assistant Superintendent Wil to be held on Feb. 14 at th e Organek Is public and em ed but Mra. Sylvia Koenings- telegrams, and an ordinary tele first teletype calls along with looks over her shoulder. After jKibllc Bxpendituree CouncU tion for consideration to fill the meetings Maoist siqiervisors was no elaboration. liam 'Perry stated that on a Community Hall on Main St. ploye relations coordinator for berg, a pert m'Other of three, phone. two other men and Weitbrecht. the conversation the two, like TED TRUDON which indicated that South port recently vacated by Ghiy qieek first and then everyone systemwide bcmls there Is a the ConnecUcut Light and Pow heieded the call and offered Current Both machines have existed Since then, Weitbrecht, the schoolgflrls, tear the conversa- Windsor is below the average Beck. i ^ rqieals the d«iunciatk>ns. 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X AR. <3AXElC*iC> AraoEV the leglsiataM aspntt- Lost Wallet ing with crtadnal intent and Air Pollution BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: M nostaly, Advisory Panel ------Br CLAY R. POLLAN------ed to attsEid era Gandd AD ees Pbms Already Under Way A AIMS To the RkUtar, larosny over glS but under 0380. Your Doily AtfMfjr Cvid* UI«A ACra. nobart B. ■w ftd o f Vernon, WBUom O’NWM of V ****■ 1* And Pk^ention On FtMny. Fah. 7 at 10 ajn. Leads F^olice He w as rdaosad on a non- PENTLAND ' According to Iho Stan. » For a largi T a o d is r at To Sen. Houley MarihoroMh. Mrit Audrwy APS. 19 OCT 22” /fTI BMl Nb. 416 coanea up tor vot ouraty bond. For 4‘H Fair in Summer T he N ews To develop messoge for Thursdoy, ■ t Barthaksnewto Schod Book o f MMnaflrtd and Rm sto m-34-SMl 3-17-28-29, Topic at TAC of froshly eat, t o p ing In Room 606 or dia Imlt of Meets Friday TromUay aBegsdly entered T i » P lo rM Artiat Squirts Paint -^76-TV-g reod words corresponding to numbers 30-3341 ' Oakbera of msftoed. To Suspeet the warshouss on Jon. 81 11m 4-R Town VUr A/mooU- for the occaaion, and tranapor- o f yo u r Z o d ia c b irth sign. the heuM at ttte State OH|dt(R. yf TAUIUS scotno The problems at air pofflutloii the open meattng la aspaot- A WaBet found at the ooene through an unlookad window tlon iuM otiMtead for the m i- ‘•" oJ’ will be pfovided by ;the On French Minister AM. 20 l U a amt, oopoenilug “T h e DlnulMkl Agked , The flM t msstlng o f the 80th OiiittirilOMLaaiM st 1 Don't 61 Moke OCT. 33 quality nMaiiR o l ed to dlseuas MM. Beck’s Mil of a break and entry Into the and shda |80 ta change from an . .. . NICE, Prance (AP) — Andre 2 Advonct 62 Voluoble and'the price toga attadied FUnilnadon of Racial imhol- Dtstrict Adriooiy OoEnmlttee M Btach a t SMMMM . S a -« niMt Mimmer Mwnt. with KUm l **!’■’ ^***i*: ( -MAY 20 NOV 31 ^ In Draft Suit * Discount Fumitum Worahouae ^ Leaders Leadens ofat the t troop are M rj. Mairaux, minieter for cultural 8- 3 An 33 You 63 In to Ha preventlcai wUl be ex onoa In d ia PubUo Schoofo” pro- ealUng for a state income tax, office desk. A soda machine was SlMMona dMMM atManan Mid Charles H a« and Mrs. Robert 4 Pl« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 We bsUsve ttisro ought to ha decent, ilUi^l|0BtFr reopeotable mrvloa not only batiwaan Stranger happero to offsr to an mi|rt bo protected by a ctaap- the Ulb editton may seem a btt mttse about a rather axoUe oor- dinavlea deeigner, and oonM ob Haitfbrd and New Torii, but between open a window tor her. It does eron, because otherwise she will atuted and formal. BeoauM af nar of mounlMnoua Mexico, noxious Amerloan tourieta. New T-wk and Hbntraal. not give Mm the right to some be mIqKidfed. A young glil nrr- BUasbetfa Paafa rehietanoa t» wbare Own (a en odd oobeetton But prlncipaSy there ie a ro- And we bellave that tfia sovereign pub- er gods even to aa unmarried leave aiq^Oiing oift, (he modani of espatriataa. Is what the au Book Review than a -clvU *thonk jnm* U to msnoe Invctvlng Roquel, a INC. He, wtiioh origtoally issued every doctor's or a ciaigynun's (un- edltkm, too, beoomea amuring- thor offers In tide noveL ailghOy ertatoctmtic' Spaniard fraiichtoe to e'very railroad, siwuld have ■y Ihe Associated Press spite of etlqus^ rtw aboidd on leas the Miter ie -very elderty) For liiatanoe under (ha faaad- The scene la a rifiage ertiad who .tMnks she la a Oommunist _O0|m. something to say about wtiat services a long Jouraeyxilrlft into conver wWioiit a dMperon who In thte tag "Smokiiv in PubUo" we are San IpMMdo dU Tula (Tula for but isn’t, and a lusty Mexican sation -with on obviously essQ-be- Inetence may be a semi',elderty told that It it taboo to omcHw on are maintained and 'wtaat sarvlcas eue WKTTEBMARK. By Elliott sMort). The narrator is Susanna, sUveramltti named Bartok). And and at the same time pay for It hn-ved youth, sire should remem maUL" 1st edfthm the ikuiee flow. "N ot only does ______Hwaa»< OoUibtr l. M l ______dtscontlnusd b y the hoMers of such Chow, ecrlbnar's. 94.96. an unattached, not-so-young eecondsrlly, there la a romance In advance, including the wait ber ttust telldng wltii Mm at all "F rom an etMcol standpoint It look unsttraiottve but thara is Anurioan fomais who observes that doesn’t oom« off, much to franchises. Caur Wsttennark's tsoitd was er's Up." 1st edition is oontrary to the proinfetles.'’ the only chaperon wmrth ha-vlng a Vary real danger of burning tumbling about Ms ears. Ha had both (he Modqane and the for- the regret of the Tide colony, Clinging to two such anachronlstlic be "When everyone has finMied 1st edtUon in the present day to a young your partner or Ma or her MUa to pay; be needed an axAro- rtgn colony wkh compaaoton. between a young American wid liefs as IMs, however, now seems to for hlsNmeal, >the host catchep the “ On a long Journey If you hap girl’s own effictenoy In chaper clothes.” Really, isn’t thlq Jtat slon on bla note at the bonk; Ms Tide, wMch has ,alx months of ow and an Amerloan war veter RATEB bid any further aUegipnoe to another eyes o f the -waiter ot headwatter pen to sit next to or near the oning herself. The girl who has cemmon seroe? ThatM wlMt eti night ralna, abc months o f dust an who ia a painter. hypoMiondrlaoal wife needed and Says, ‘The check please.’ same person on the dining car bean taught to appralae every quette is all about. Q m Ym______«S0.00 oM-flashkswd theory — the theory that dental oare; the washing ma and heat and 13 nVonths of dey- TMa novel isn’t earth-ahaking, He looks at It, checks it quickly for a number of meals. It Is ex person and aitttation rite meeta K T M a n ila ..< 3S.S0 private enterprise can lor will run the chine was broken; he had UtUe Arteen Abrahama . tfane sun, la w h m some efrwnge isn’t conoetnad with global nraa MoaliB 7.80 for mistakes and returns It to tremely unfriendly to sit in needa no one to ait beatds her Ona MaoUi .... aao kind of railroad the pbMic wonts and proepect for advancement in Ms charaetem have adiemSed, crises or ideologiea. It’s Just a the plate -with the necessary wooden sDenoe.'' 12Ui edition and tell her what to do.” Uth needs. ) THE liOWBST TREES HAVE Tbs characters Imdude the well-written story, with some ____ MBMBBR o r Job aa a reporter on a aniall money ...’’ I2th edition CHAPERONS editton THB AaSOCIATEID PRESB town newspaper In Mississippi. TOPS. B y Miartha CWgsTli. HonouraMe Freddy, an aging fascinating faoe(a, told with Just There seems cedy one logical eventual LADIES' TBAVEUNO "The oonventions of propriety n a JUBOdatad Frea la excluavely entltlad To many people, particularly Dodd, Mead, 94.96. arlstoorat; on old 'Polish count- the right btt of wit. to Ha OM of repuMloaUon od all n«wa dla- conclusion. That 'woiBd be' for the tax After covering the story of a "On a railroad train. If a demand that every young wom to the younger generation, even A nica, relaxa^«Uhua(ng nor- tmm who Mts the bottle;, a Scan- Milea A. Smith Read Herald Ads paMaa oreditad to U or not otherwise oredlt- payer to atop subsidizing managements Mmk robbery, CUff gets to ad In tMa paper and atoo the local neara pub- brooding over the ease with lUbed hera. which run railroads in defiance of the AH rUhts of reptdbllcatlon of special dls- whicb the robber had taken m patohaa naretnI ^a re also ' resorred . wishes and needs of the public and have about 910,000 aivl -within a few n s HsraUlU Prlnlln* Cbnuany Inc., as- government begin running the railroads mlnutea hod disappeared. _____ n o rtnancial reaponslbnity for lypo- here, as government runs them In every ■naphloai arrors appearinc In adverUaements Then ixve day CUff, moodily ana othsr readlnc matter In The Manchester country to the world 'where service Is drunk, createa a public scene 986 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:80 PM. - CLOSED MONDAY • OPEN THUR8. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: Baantav ReraM. clean, efficient, and adequate. and gets fired. ’Riat break galvanises him into action. 17 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - 341 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. Bnbsorlber to Los Anselss Tbnes.Waahbv 633-7301 - WATKINS-WB8T FUNERAL SERVICE - 143 BAST CENTER ST. • TEL. 649-7196 toa Ftot Nawa Service. The rest the atory is a tala ra i sarvtoe oHent of N. B. A. Service, Inc. a t PnNWiara Representatives — The Julius One In Each New Administration of what happens adwn . CUff Mathaws Spsdal Aaeney — New York. Chl- Along 'With other things, a new admin tnakea his move for a chunk of oaCD, DetroU and Boston. istration brings in with itself, and ex money. The final twist of the OtBlfBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF dROULA- poses to momentary Hght, a certain Jdat ts a Msarra ona, but fully as TTOWa______number of brave and beautiful common plausible os some of the flukey Wednesday, February 6 sense dreams. thlngs'that happen in real life. That would be how we would classify Cbase has a remarkable skill the pious hope of one of President Nix In portraying the imagery, Gap In Ex'Prestdoit’s Defense sounds and action of svwryday on’s ecotxnnlc advisers, as expressed be As miaiit have been expected, Ex- life. He is as incisive and accu fore the Senate Banktog Committee the rate in depicting Ms particular Watkins Proudly FnaMent Lomdon B. Jotaaon has de other day. voted Ms first ftxrnHdaMe appearance comer of the world as John He would hope. Dr. Hendrik S. Hout- O’Hara Is In delineating the peo In piibUc print to a defense of Ms policy tiakker said, that present farm price ple of eastern Pennsylvania. In to VMnam. support programs would be ended with this novel the writing has a s s E m - And as mlgbt have been expected, he in three years. sharp, clean, driving force. sHQ does not prove capable of recognix- Milea A. Hmltb "A price lervel that I would Hk»,” he Presents... tog or choose to reoognixe —the real told the Oommlttoe, "is one that would 1MU6. MAIORET IN VIOHEY. By A N N U A li approximate equilibrium between supply The real iasue waa not toftervenUon iPhoto By Jay Sta(er On First Annual jUkuicliester Oommunlty CoHece Tour Of The Middle East George Slmenon, Harcourt, and demand." to Vietnam. We vieie, indeed, doing Bruce ft World, 93,96. Every new administratlan, w « imagine, SUNRISE ON THE SEA OF GALILEE that befoce Hr. Jehaaon became Pres Slmenon writes a detective for the last 80 years, has had some ident story that’s Just the opposite of our Semi - Annual rare soul sanvetriiere in it 'who dreamed the "tou(d> ruraikig around Eu The cniotal thing was the nature and of (he poesibiHty of freeing the farmer rope with a gun and g M s" Style. the extent and the hoar of our interven- and freeing the consumer and freeing H e r a l d IBs style M rrtaxed and, un tlon. the taxpayer from the round of artificial usual for a murder mysptary, Ex-Presldent Johnson now, as before, Inside Report Y e s t e r d a y s management which makes the taxpay oivlUaed. arpies that we had "no acceptable op- Open Foru] Slmenon also writes novela er and the consumer pay higher taxes b y Uon to Intensify our effort when the 25 Years Ago which aren’t centered on mur Carpet Closeout and higher prices in order to guarantee Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak enemy mounted an all-out drive to take der. In Marrti, his psychological Armando Peace la again elect to the farmer, providing he allows the novel, •‘‘The Prison," will be South Vietnam end unMnge all of Asia.” ed preaident of Mancheater Auc To Protect Non-Smokera background for action to elim government to teU him how much to WASHINQTON — No sooner stood to gain by a reopening of pubUshed. The whole point of the Vietnam atory tion Market Aaaociation. inate a hazard for those Inno plant and grow, an Income handsomer had President Johnson rimounc- the case. To the Editor, But he Is to some eoctent al and isBue is that Hr. Johnsen, as Pres In view of this, an Eastern cent of the toltacco habit, but than anybody ever guarantees any con- ed his decision Dec. 19 in the The editorial in defense of ways writing psydiologiool nov ident, might hav« followed the option emissary discreetly explored 10 Years Ago possible -victims nonetheless." sumer or taxpayer. the smoker was interesting, but, Yours sincerely, els. In "M aigret in Tfiohy,” the as he describes it^and have done so with malevolently contested TTans- the prospect of hiring none Even the farmer himself is not real Retired Police Chief Herman I am amazed at its choice of F.W. Spaulding famous oMef auperintendent out a major part of the controversy spaciflc air route case than two other than the Wall Street firm ity supposed to like it O. Schendel la honored by 300 words and point of view. It Maigret from the Parle PoUoe which engulfed him and the issue if he major airlines — American and of Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Outlv would seem nonchalantly to dls- But something, usually disappearance well-wiahers at tribute banquet. and Ids wife are "taking the wa had omitted from Ha "totenaification’’ Eastern — begran a quick search rie, Alexander ft Mitchell, Mancheater teachera reject credtt the wisdom, the years of "They Are Human Beings” ters" in Vichy. They notice a from the scene, or, to tenacious coses, of our effort the strategy in which we for Republican rainmakers. another highly reputable firm propoaed pay increaae on prea- research of The American Pub middle-aged woman dressed all eventual defeat at the poUa always To the Editor, departed from our relatively pure and — perhaps somewhat deficient ent maximum of $6,600. lic Health Association, The Con in lavender. A few days later They were shrewdly looking I would like to comment on happens to anybody vdio really tries to in aviation know-how but sur necticut State Department of she is murdered. Malgrot al Justifiable rote of resistance to aggres ahead to the prospect tliat Pres the following paragraph which do anything about changing the price passing even the Rogers firm Health, The American Heart ready had begtm trying to fig sion and imdertoolc to bomb North Viet ident Nixon, once in office, ivas Included In an article in support system. in political clout. Association, The American Can nam into sufamission. might well wipe out his prede Today in History the Jan. 30 paper: ure out what kind of person she A / Apart from Mr. Nixon him cer Society, The National Tuber- ta After the crime, he continues This was the act by which, instead of Still', it is nice to have somebody like cessor’s decision awarding lu "Although specifically Invit m Dr. Houthakker come In with each new crative air routes to Haivail and self, another senior partner — By THE AS8(KTATED PRESS culoels Association and others to work on the puzzle of her merely meeting and repelling aggres John Mitchell — is the new At —discredit the knowledge of the ed to attend the meeting, administration. We hope they treat Mm the Orient. And that is precisely Today ia Wedneaday, Feb. 6, character and way of Hfe, and sion, we ourselves crossed a boundary torney General and one of the real authortUea by such an edi none of the three selectmen gently. what happened on Jan. 24, in an the 36th day of 1969. There are showed up last night, mak that of her sistar, 'who comes to and extended the war. This was the act firm’s young lawyers, John torial call for the rights of free atmosphere polluted by suspi 329 days left in the year. ing the second time this Vldiy for the fumeraL Sears, Is a White House aid. In men: To smoke conscience tree, which emphasized our lack a t any inter cion that decisions by the Civil week they failed to appear Maigret doesn’t make a big addition, the firm has Just open Today’a Highlight In Hlatory and perhaps knowledge free of national sanction for our military policy Looking Again At Annual Sessions Aeronautics Board (CAB) and when they were either In- producltinn of Ms mental work, A legislative press corps poll of State ed a Washington office to be On thia date in 1917, Mexico i t s possible consequences. to Southeast Asia, lit was the act which Mr. Johnson might have been -vited or expected to as some armchair fiction detec senators and representatives has dis nm by partner LtMnard Oar- became a federated republic of No group -should have Partial roll of 12 foot Avocado 501 Hi-Lo Textured Broadlomn. Mill end rug, (Jold and White Tweed. 12 x 9iA. raised the temperature of opposition and Influenced by ‘‘rainmakers’’ — attend." tives are made to do. Instead, closed the predominant sentiment is In 28 atatea. to "purii” a person to leezn of REG. $6.95 eq. yd. NOW $8.99 sq. yd. lobbyists on airline payrolls and meait, who 'will be handling To the people of Cloventry like a great -violinist, he maikee REG. $79.00 NOW $59. critlciam of our behavior,'both at home favor of annual sessions for Connecti sound health practices. He lawyers with airline .''.ccounts some extra • governmental who read the article, I would it all seem easy. Roll of 12 fo^ Sandlewood 501 Hi-Lo Loom Textured Mill end rug. Green and Blue Contract Nylon. 12 x 14iA. and abroad. cut’s General Assembly. Ten Years Ago rtiould be expected to have with supposed political power. chores for the President. like to offer thia defense of these Mary Campbell Broadloom . REG. $209.00 NOW $109. It is an Ironic footnote that our deci- This wouldn’t be the first time our The United States made pub enough native intelligence to be Actually, neither American Just as the Rogers firm did, lic a tape recording of a con three men: Irregardlezs of their REG. $6.95 eq. yd. NOW $8.99 sq.' yd. Mill end rug. Blue and Green Tweed Nylon. 12 x 15U. *lon to carry the war to North Vietnam, lawmakers have been discovered traips actl-vely seeking the knowl nor Eastern succeeded in their the Nixon firm -wisely ruled out versation between Societ fight political afflliationz or aspira- REFUOA EDITION of FIRST Roll of 12 foot Parchment Green Kodel. Hi-Lo Loop. ing merrily down an unknown and un edge; then be very thaiHiful if REG. $140.90 NOW $89. by bomb and dteli; wfaii% cost us so first audacious efforts to secure participation In so Matently po er pilots as they were shooting tlonz they are human beings and EDIT^N OF ETIQUETTE marked roadway. • lucky enough to obtain It. REG; $7.95 sq. yd. NOW $5.95 sq. yd. Mill end rug. Forest Green, Nylon. 12 x 17*4. heavily to the world mind, hns not yet rainmakers In the new Adminis litical a case. But that does not down a U.S. transport plane the selectmen’s Job Is part-time (19f3)k By Emily Post, Funk ft It would appear that the majority of It Is not wholly one’s own RoM of 12 foot Avocado tip sheared Acrylic. REG. $190.00 NOW $129. been rated os a decision which was real tration. But the Incident con for a mom-ent mean that the which had strayed over at best. Each must earn a liv Wagnalls, $10. EMfLY POST’S legislators are embracing annual ses health, Mr. Editor (wMch Ed REG. $9.95 sq. yd. NOW $7.95 sq. yd. Mill end rug. Royal Blue Nylon Textured. 12 x lll^ . ly worth while even from the practical firms that the rainmaking syn airlines will be totally writhout Armenia five months earlier. ing (or himself and his family ETIQUETTE, 12th revised edi sions as the answer to the problem of itor?) that ie Involved: It is the 2 rolls of 12 foot Earth Heather Contract Acrylic. REG. $120.00 NOW $99. drome afflicting the regulatory raln-maldng resources In Rich and in addition must concern tion, By Elizabeth L. Post, Funk military point of view. Certainly it did improving legislative performance. The great influence wielded by you REG. $18.95 sq. yd. NOW $9.95 sq. yd. process is fully blgiartlsan In na ard Nixon’s Washington. Five Years Ago himself with and perform for A Wagnalls, $6.96. Mill end rug, Blue/Green Tweed Sponge Back. 12 x 9^4- not accomplish what was promised for idea of annual sessions has become one through the press (as by others For example, Washington of The United States recalled its his neighbors and fellow towns 2 rolls of 12 foot Sculptured Acrylic in Pirate Gold. REG. $119.00 NOW $69. when it was begun. It was then sup ture. through their position) upon Nearly 60 years have passed of 'the doctrinaire '‘reforms’’ auto fices of some of the airlines in ambassador to Ghana for con people. REG. $8.95 sq. yd. NOW $7.50 sq. yd. Mill end rug. Red Tweed Acrylic. 12 x 10V4- matically linked to any modernization of Under the Democratic regime, people —especially young peo atnoe Ehnlly Post’s first pub- posed to bring North Vietnam to its clude staffers who -volunteered sultations to emphasize dis I wonder how many of us Partial Roll of 12 foot Gold Tweed Nylon. Hi-Lo Loop. REG. $120.00 NOW $69. the General Assembly. American’s payrolls were brim ple. Uahed guide to good manners, knees in a matter of a few weeks. But their time for the Nixon cam pleasure at an anti-American could contribute an equal REG. $6.95 eq. yd. NOW $8.95 sq. yd. ming with LBJ cronies. Al Now, In a slightly different but her basic world of etiquette Mill end rug. Blue Textured Nylon. 12 x 10V4. the final' military appraisal m ay Judge The issue seems to ha-ve reached a paign last year. Their -boards campaign. amount of time and effort to though a CAB examiner’s deci vein, may T editorialize, by and the underlying reasons for Mill end rugs, Sandalwood Tone, Nylon. Hi-Lo Loop. 12 x 16. REG. $98.00 NOW $79. that the war itself would have gone Just stage of urgency this year as a result of direotors easily Include as the concerns of the citizens of of several factors, but we sense chiefly sion reached after nearly three quoting from "The Medical it, H-ve on. It’s not the same eti REG. $169.00 NOW $189. Mill end rug. Sand Tone Plush. 12 x 11^4- as well for us if President Johnson had years of scholarly deliberations many key Republicans as key Coventry? I do not agree with because of the catalytic impetus of re Bulletin on Tobacco?” quette to be sure—the bewilder Mill end rug, Avocado tip sheared acrylic, 12 x 18V4. REG. $126.00 NOW $99. awarded American nothing the Democrats. Furthermore, tep of the quaal-judlclal regulatory all the selectmen do, or say, never inaugurated, on Peb. 7, 1966, the form minded groups such as the Citi "When an individual smokes ing world of valets, footmen, REG. $182.00 ^ f^ow $149. Mill end rug. Sand Beige Textured Nylon. 12 x 1S%. politlcally-consciouB CAB itself airline executives were gen agencies. but I think peoide lik e ^ e m de bombing which larted for the next three zens Conference on State Legislatures. in a poorly ventilated space In cfaaparonee, flngerbowls and Mill end rug. Blue Tweed. 12 x 12^4. REG. $189.00 NOW $99. handed the line a rich harvest erous leUt fall in their contribu Editor’s Note: George A. serve to be praised'for their years. Headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., this the presence of others, he in PPC cards and the rules asso of routes to Japan through tions to the super-expensive Spater, preaident of American tremendous efforts and long REG. $181.00 NOW $99. Mill end rug. Red tip sheared Acrylic. national organization draivs its prin fringes on the rights of others ciated with them have disap The possibility wMch ought to be con Nixon campaign. Airlines, denied €dlegatlons hours. Mill end rug. Avocado and Blue Tweed Nylon. 12 x 914- REG. $151.00 NOW $119. cipal support from some of the major HAwatl. and becomes a serious contribu peared as times have changed. sidered by future analysts of the Viet Indeed, these rainmakers for about American In the Evans Paul Diehl REG. $187.00 NOW $109. Mill end rug, Blue-Green Tweed. N ylon, 12 x 141/4. private foundations. However, acting on a State tor to air pollution. 'What hbs remained la the idea nam issue is that, if the 'bombing had airlines that did not fare well and No-vak column dtetributed Shore Drive Mill end rug. Green Tweed. 12 x 9V4. NOW $149. We’re not about to challenge the as Department recommen'iatlon , "The clouds of tobacco smoke that etiquette Is good manner REG. $207.00 never been begun, we might have man under President Johnson’s by Publisher Hell Syndicate. Coventry sistance the Citizens Conference offers President Johnson sharply dis that so often pollute public “a goal ithait can be acMeved ^ REG. $129.00 NOW $99. Mill end rug. Blue Tweed, 12 x 20l^. aged a defensive hedding actiem in South Transpacific decision have Mr. Spater said “American to state groups whose mission is legisla appointed his old buddies at places may be a substantial only by making consideration g Mill end rug. Gold Tweed Herculon. 12 x 9. REG. $241.00 NOW $189. pestered Nixon aides for the Airlines -was completely surpris Vietnam quite as sucoessful as the one tive reform. In Connecticut, for in American bv klllliw the board’s hazard to the health and well On This Date and unselfirtmeas an Integral g| REG. $129.00 NOW $89. Mill end rug. Green and Gold Tweed, 12 x 12. past month for a reopening of ed by President Nixon’s Janu we have achieved, at much less cost in stance, it has underwritten half the $30,- award of the Tokvo route be being of the non-smoker as well In 1783, Sweden recognized part of your beha'vlor." 1- Mill end rug. Avocado tone Polycrest. 15 x 9. REG. $128.00 NOW $99. manpower, dollars, and controversy. 000 cost of the study of our State legis cause of protests from Japnn. the Transpacific case. While ary 24 decision to reqpen the as a violation of. his personal the Independence of the United Oomparlng the Index of Emily ^ Mill end rug. Gold Textured Nylon. 15 x 9. acknowled^g that the dark Transpacific route case and had REG. $156.00 NOW $89. Why did 'we not give more considera- lature by the Eagleton Institute of Pol Thus, American io'ned the I'st rights. - States. .V Post’s first edition which ep- t REG. $189.00 NOW $99. of disappointed airlines lobby- suspicions surrounding the case not "lobbied for” or recom Mill end rug. Avocado tone Pdycrest 15 x 10. tiOR to such a possibility of repelling and itics of Rutgers University. The ques "Non • smokers who are In 1790, the first lawyers were pearad In 1923 with the 12th re- | Mill end rug. Gold Textured Nylm. 15 x 1^V4. Insr for a reonenino' of th3 ce-se invited reconsiderations, Nixon mended such action by the obliged to breathe the smoke admitted to practice before the REG. $158.00 ' NOW $89. oocitalning aggression without broaden tion remains, however, to what extent vised editton, updated In 1969 by REG. $151.00 NOW $115. does the Citizens Conference impose Its bv Mr. Nixon. DisriViPtlv. It be men are bracing themselves for President. No one in American laden air in public conveyance U.S. Supreme Court. Elizabeth Poet (the wife of Eml- | Mill end rug. Sandalwood, Nylon. 12 x 12. ' ing and Intensifying our own risk and Mill end rug. Gold Plush Nylon. 15 x 10. own concepts and policies on the state gan scouting about for another a poisonous stretch of Potomac Airlines has been "scouting” for (plane, train, bus, elevator) In 1818, a former common sol ly’s grandson) shows how Infor- P REG. $112.00 NOW $79. controversy? law firm. infighting. a law firm with Replblican con undoubtedly will agree that dier, Jean Baptiste Jules Berna- REG. $149.00 NOW $129. groups which make use of its resources? mal Amerloan living hae lie- | Mill end rug, A xm inster. 11V6 * 9. The answer may not lie in any simple Its choice- The Park Avenue There is a lesson here. The nections; and specifically this line of investigation should dotte, became King Charles XIV come. In the original, the 'topic s Mill end rug, G old'In door/O u td oor. 12 x 111/4. The advocacy of annual sessions for REG. $89.00 NGW $49. analysis of military strategies. In al state legislatures has been a slow-paced firm of Rovall,* Koep-el, Rogers Transpacific case, more than American has made no contact be strongly pursued. Strict of Norway and Sweden. "Infonnal Entertaining” is not ft REG. $129.00 NOW $99. most every important pronouncement by movement for a number of years. Only & Weils. Whatever th's firm • any other recent decision to with the firm of Royall, Koegel enforcement of the "No Smdk- In 1937, a bitter controversy even included In the Index; the B Mill end rug. Royal Blue Polycrest. 15 x 9. Mill end rug. Blue Tweed, 12 x 10. either President Johnson or Secretary In recent times has there been any seri mip-ht lack in nidation Industry com-3 before a regulatory com & Rogers. We have also ascer ing” rule In public places would began when President Franklin only mention along this line Is to ^ REG. $158.00 NOW $89. REG. $127.00 NOW $99. Rusk during the years of the Vietnam ous attempt to accelerate the action. As experience Is more then made mission, points to the need of tained that this firm has no alleviate some of the potential D. Roosevelt proposed adding a “ House Party In Cam p." In || reforms — possibly radical re knowledge of any approach by dangers, meanwhile; until issue there was a purely American of our last count, the legislatures of 21 UP bv its notential as a Pepublt- six new justices to the Supreme contrast, 79 pages of the current forms — in the basic operations American.” mounting evidence provides a Court. edition are devoted to "Informal theme accompanying the usual theme of states are now meeting every year. Thus, can rainmaker. S'merb In their one of the arguments in favor is that Republican credentials, the Entertaining,” Including cock- | defense of South Vietnam’s political in this ds the "trend of the times.’ ’ firm’s partners Include Wil'lam tall parties, picnics, showers, g 3 x 5 Braids dependence. It was the theme that the Whether by coincidence or not, the P. Poo'ers, Mr. Nixon’s Secre- buffets, etc. s future demanded an American presence, Eagleton report has reflected this trend tarv of State. By Whitaker No longer are we concerned W Assorted Colors a power position, on the mainland of by assigning a "top priority” rating to 'When American made its pro wltii the rulea (or bowing; the | Asia, that, indeed, we had some kind of the adoption of annual sessions in this posal. the Rogers firm, imme sole reference to bowing deals ^ have started her nudden voyage Design Error to New York via the West Tnd es MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 Jan. 17. Wh«i the turUne break PAGE THIBTEEW Said Cause of down developed during her burban high school, where 91 of Two GroUbs shakedown cruise to the South Coventry Voter ScfRdfHi Black Boycott instatement of QE^s Trouble Atlantic at the beginning of the the 3,060 students are black. dents. The black boycott of claaseo, Spsctol classes for ths 11 stu P? Plan First GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — year the Cunard Lines refused FAIRWAX A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making Ends in Hamden, to accept the vessel from her session to being conducted to urged by a group called the dents who win stni be on sus- The makerj of the engines of Cotmcil of Black Fathers, was penslon next week are to bs the Queen Elizabeth 2 today builders. A number of scheduled 126 Sign Petition night in the town clerk's of- 14 Pupils Return SHOP AT HOME AidCourse cruises out of New York were fioe in- the Municipal BuUd- nearly 100 per ,cent effective ' 'establtobed at the Bands-New blamed a design error for fail when shortened Ichool Haven Cooperative Center, the ure of the new liner's turbines canceled. HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — A H w Ooiuznbto ChapUr ot tbc resumed last Wednesday. Board of Education amouneed FOR YOUR CARPET during her shakedowp cruise. The liner limped back to For Shop Center BHgfble sppHcants must be black boycott of Hamden High American Red Croas and Uicn By Tuesday of this week about Tueaday night. School offictols A spokesman for John Brown Southhampton. Her tuihines valMitiRe at least 21 yean of age, Man school classes ended today M- 35 black students were btusk in CMumMa-Hefaron-Andover Pub were removed and flown to ^ twenty-rtx an area that to quite wet. with pointed out that no sjcpuhdons lARWICK ~ MGaOW wr MOHAWK Engineering, Ltd., said the tur chester resldento for at least lowing a decision by acho<# of school, and about B6 were at have resulted from the suspen lic Health Ndmlng Agency ere bine rotors would be returned to Scotland for inspection. bMflfnartort! ” *** reeaeme have Mgned a a natural waterMuzae through 00 apnnaori of a llrat aid course six months, and must be ficials to Edlow 14 suspended tending special classes in neigh sions. the ship at Southampton by tietlUoa stating they uw In fa- U.8. cHtoens. students to return to classes be boring New 'Haven—set up by for women In the three towns, CUBAN DUCKS March 7. Their installation in vor .of the proposed W. Harrv has given verbal as- New voters are made also tween nCw and next Monday. the black fathers’ group. which wlU run tor five weeke. readiness for new sea trials TO HELP TOBACCO ^ 0 jewelry eardo Grand Approved Registration tor the course wlU on any working day, between Suspensions of 12 students— George Kent, a spokesman for could be completed in two HAVANA (AP) — The govern WASHmOTON (AP)—A fed take place Peb. 11 at 7:30 to 9 corner of Rto. 44A and M. The dei^round to a well b^ilnd the 8:60 a.m. and B p.m., In the seven black and five whits— the black fathers’ group, said weeks. ment has enUsted the ordinary Idecoretions seals ^ were ended Tuesday. he had been EMured by the eral construction grant of $86,000 pjn. in the basement ot the The spokesman said the fail Flanntag and Zoning Oommls- of the comi^ex. town clerk and registrar of Hebron Oongregational Church duck In a battie againat a para- voters offtoes. Eleven students will remain Board of Education that there was approved Tuesday for the ure of the turbines Involved vi alte that cmnually destroys from Sion was presented with the f«al direotion has been on Rt. 96. suspended for their alleged par will be sufficient chemges In ad VaUey Association for Retarded bration of its blades. 8 to 10 per cent of Cuba's tobac I party supplies candies pstltlon ftritowlng a lengthy £1®** **** devetopefn by the ticipation in a niclal brawl In ministration procedures to meet Children and Adtoto Inc. of Der- j The course to be given will Managing Director Graham co plantings. meeting Monday night In which after several hours of seeking aonie dtnetion on how a school cafeteria nine days demands of the black parents. by, Oocm. i be the standard or basic one. Strachan said Ms firm's work Tobacco experts say they neariy five hours of discussion dlscusMon it was de- arrangemanto can be made for ago. Two of the 11 are black Among their requests last week The money to for construe-' Trained Instructors Durwood manship and material had been hope the ducks i will gobble up I cut-out books school paekt^ was devoted to the England pro- *»y both parties that plowing the roads in this new and the remainder white. —denied by the Botuti of Ed- tion of a dtognoattc and evalua MUler and Mrs. Mary Mul- exonerated from causing the the paraaKes before they do poMO. "conditions of approval" will be cuva. A total of 29 Eurests have ucatlon—were a meeting be tion clinic that wlU provde day laney, both of Manchester, will failure. The speed of the ship their usual amount of damage. organisational discounts, tool Atty. David C. Rappe, repre- by Rappe and submlt- Bruce WUson, Ashbrook Dr., been made in connection with tween the fiill boEuxl Euid black care for 408 mentally retarded be In charge of the group. Par would be unimpaired, he said, Ducks are now being delivered senting England, said he had ^ P2C, which will In speaking to r the residents, ask the Jan. 38 Incident at the su parents emd the immediate re persons. ticipants in the course should and there was no question of to tobacco growing areas In Las both stores open thurs, *0 M. nights till 6 been asked to draw up the petl- ^®** ed what was necessary tor town EASY PAYMENT TERMS AVAILABLE wear slacks, bring along a note asking the builders. Upper Villas and Plnar del Rio prov tlon by some townspeople and town attorney J<4m W. acceptance of the rceuls, statoe book, and a first aid textbook. Clyde Shipbuilders, Ltd., to ac inces. — two convenient locations —^ th at tt had been placed in Rol- ^ ® " ' The latter will be available at this has alreiuly been request cept engines vdilch wotdd not The government also has es- Id ’s Plzteria, where the signa The FZC must make a ded- BUDRET CROUPS - FAMOUS NAMES ' the meetings at a cost of 7S downtown manchester e east middle turnpike ed. PZC duUrman Robert Gant- give the expected speed per tabli^ed a netlonal comnusslon tures were 0(81ected In four slon to approve or dlaapprove ner said the request for acoqft- Jiu t telephone uai'W e’n be glad to show you a match cepts. formance. to study, herbicides for use days. the proposal by March U, aixl BARGAINS IN MEN'S WEAR A number of men in Andover anoo is now in the hands of less collection of briMufioom right in your own home, The Queen Elizabeth 2 was to against the parasite. Nothing new came out of condition# of approval would In the town engineer, and that with previous first aid training sure conformance with the where you can be sure of choosing the color, texture have requested that a refresh Monday night’s meeting except recomnwndation fOr oxieeptance Thursday - Friday - Saturday Only and pattern that’s Just right Call our for some further Indication by zoning regulations. would be contingent upon hto er course be run for them. This AS The England proposal includes Is now being planned by the Engineer John Poszato, for Ekig- comments, whether or not the WAU.TO-WAU SKClAUSn land, of pians for sewage dis a large supermarket and eev- roads had been constructed ac sponsoring groups and details end smtdler shops, and sep ALL-WEATHER will be announced later on. posal at the site of the pro cording to specifications. WHITE SHIRTS posed comptax. arate from this slightly, a gas It is apparently not town poU- Building Permits While working drawings have stedton right at the conwr of COATS One Lot Although only two building cy to plow unacoepted roaids^ not been done, Pozsato Indtcat- siul 81. The pie-shaped although resldeifta of ItolUng PRICE Valuee to $7JM> ' permits were issued during ed verbally and in drawings Pisce of land on which the gas January both were for n e*w that he is satisfied as to the station would go Is now aoiwd Woods oaimot see the dilferenoe between their, roaxto end those Not AU i^see houses. This amounts to three feaslblUty of deeding with sew- IW-40, and part of the pro K t g . 39.50. mgk iV C “0 * 3 . 3 9 M u m times 'the rate of home build age for the project in a way posid to to change this to a com- In the lake developmants, many ing in 1966 during which only that would not cause pollution merdal zone. England owns of wMdi a re not town roEuk NOW ' I t # / 9 eight new homes were built. to the surrounding area and sibout 80 acres in the BureEu but are still plowed by the town. 3 1 0 .0 0 To^l stated value of the per nearby brook. two Letters Received mits was $40,000. Dtrector of health Dr. Robert The PZC has received two "TSb^“- 14.75 One permit was issued to (Hemld photo by Pinto) Bowen, who has expressed con- more Mtbers from townq>eople John Andrydiowslcl for a dwell-' cem for pR^rer sewage dls- cooncerning the propoBal, in Senate Democrats , Ing on School Rd. in the value Helping to Celebrate a 90th Birthday posol, attended the meeting addttion to the petition wlilch Veto Simple Replies TURTLENECK SPORT SHIRTS of $18,000. The other permit else. He said be would ajq^nove was atoo submttted Monday Mrs. Mary Early celebrates her 90th birthday at Susannah Wesley Hall at the HARTFORID (AP) — Senate went to the Charles F. Monzeg- a ^ tem for the project If ft night. One letter, from June Including One Lot of Uo Oonstruction Oo., for Joseph South Methodist United Church yesterday with the members of the Mizpah had h ^ r^mmended for ap- Loomis, whose property adjoiiu Democrats vefted unEmimously S W E A 1 W S Vanario, to build a bouse on Spencer Circle women’s club. She lives at 49 Eldridgre St. with her daughter p ro ^ Iqr the State Department England’s, eaepreosed approval Tuesday to decline giving sln>- WOOL SHIRTS BNTHtS: STOCK TJtoitcheAjtiU L Bunker Hill Rd. valued at $23,- and walks to church services regularfy in good weather. expected for the project, seeing it as an pto "yes” or "no” answers to 000. that the dMall^drawings nec- aaset to ttie town, eepertally polls conducted by newsmen PRICE covering the legislature. PRICE Warrantee Deeds of land on Boston HIU Rd. by large Valentine cake. ®” f*y 1 ^!*^****^ to the a source ot tax revenue. Helen Bancroft and Enoch W. Nazarene Group groiqt wlU be turned over for m . . . . Majority Leader Edward L. Warrantee deeds for sale of Mrs. Winston Anthony ts in raylaw other letter, from Marl- CARPET CENTER property in January recorded Pelton, as co-axlministraiors of Marcus said legislators "ttiould charge of the event. She will be not pre-Judge tosues” end "A Beaotlfnl and Exdting Shew Plaoe of in tbc Ty>wn d erk ’s office num the estate of Bayard O. Petton, To Have Part)’^ assisted by Mrs. David Blaney, Poiikto said he had in pre- S? .^Wrighta hM bered seven. Five were for lota to Robert L. and Suzanne S. limlnary drawlivs, which he opinion that "ahould take poerttlDns on m at SUITS->T0PQCATS~ SPORT COATS ' Fbmoue Buga and Oaipete” The Young Adult Fellowsihip decorations; Miss Janice Hup- ^ dtoplayad, allowed for curtain "bopping center n ^ t ters” o»dy after they have tdl or land only and two for Hill, and Kenneth W. Chadwick f per, publicity: and Mrs. Dana dralna, which would take can of with the rural nntun the-facts. Minority Leader Wal Fw AU Yoor Carpet Needs See A SpedaUst dwellings. to Julia Q. and Kenneth W. of the Church of the Nazarene Hallenbeck, refreshments, ^ The houses sold were: Pat Chadwick, land between Hop will have a "Valentines AU" ground water In the area. The vrhlch to now aome- lace Barnes said the OOP was JAtR(ETS--SP0RTSinRT0-SWEATEflS Come to the Bfanehester Carpet Center septic field Itself, be thought. S”*®® not going to CoUow suit since a rick R. and OoroQiy B. Picard, River and Rt. 6 and lots 76 party Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the OPEN PAILT TO BdS THCRS., FBL TO t TJA and 78 at Andover Lake. would be mon than adequate to 1*“^ ^ “ y person to never foroed to an Lakeside Dr., to Roger J. and Davis Memorial Youth Building, Correction handle the ardson said, she could not en- REDUCED 25 to 50% Catherine J. Jerome, cuid that swer a question. SU MAIN STREra — OppeoMe the Stela A m e n 236 Main St. As expnsaed at the public • S®s station at that owned by Eldward A. Jr. and Manchester Evening Herald Miss Judith . Ann TutUe, ' #1975-82 Newsmen have held polls this Agnes C. Williams, Lakeside Andover correspondent, Law A skit, "The Big Blast Down," daughter of Mrs. Gordon O. $ hearing on the project la at session to ;(ind out where sena Dr., to Clyde W. Jr. and rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. wlU be presented by Mr. and Tuttle of 131 Mather St. a n d ' month, pollution has been the Six residents of the Rolling tors stood on tile tosues of a gravest concern, since the site Woods seetton of Nbrthfields state Income tax, annual legis GLENNEY’S men's ^hop Oeoigette Conrad. Mrs. Alex Cuble, Mr. and Mrs. the late Gordon Tuttle, became the bride of Michael Joseph #2096-50 ot the proposal la on what to subdlvicdon also appeared be- lative sessions, and a state lot ■ ■ " “ R 1^ Cor. M ^ and Bbch.Ste. Land transfers Included: Al EkJward Swain Jr., Win ien Realty to Francis P. Con- Turnpike Receipts Up Johnson of 12 Bunce Dr., son LANE SWEETHEART described as an “upland bog,” fore the P2SC Monday night tery. Read Herald Adyerttoemente ston Anthony, Jerry Fuson, and of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley John tnis, two tracts of land on the WETHEJRSFTELD (AP) — Con Grant Swank. east section of Rt. 6; Anna necticut Turnpike receipts for son of Hartford, Saturday at ^ The program will also Include Second Congregational Church. P Mazanik to Peter J. and Do- 1908 were 6.6 per cent more television’s “The Newlywed loris J. Gresko, land Ih area than for the previous year, ac The couple will live at 206 Cen- ^ CEDAR CHESTS Game” with p^el members ter St., Apt. 2, after Feb. 8. f of Rt. 6 and Old State Rd., cording to the Ooimeotlcut High chosen from mom'bers of the •Colonial Maple •Modern Walnut and Peter J. and Doloris J. way Department. Mr. Johnson served in t h e < group. There wiU also be part Navy and is employed at Ec- ^ Gresko to George D. Panagio- The department announced ner and individual table games. takakos, three parcels of land kart and Finard, Inc., Hartford. ^ Your Choice For tlie girl Tueaday that receipta, including Jerry Fuson, entertainment The addresses of the bride and || In the Rt. 6 Old State Rd. restaurant and service station chairman, will be thfe master of of your dreams . . . BEHIND T K (HUNTER OR BEHIND TIE APPUAIWE area. bridegroom’s parents w e r e concessions, were Just under ceremonies. Mrs. William Fish incorrectly reported in Mon- .. or the lionie of Also transferred was a parcel $27.7 million for the year. will provide the group with a day’s Herald. your dreams . . . give 7995 A LANE CHEST- the gift that starts the home! HAS THE EXPERTS People you know can fill you in on the latest features . . . Lane Colonial Pine People you can rely on when it comes to service . . . Cedar Chest People you like to do business with.fJ^jXMXXIH^ people! Se.l f-risirtg tray. 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NO MONEY DOWN— TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY YOUR KIND OF PEOPLE i m n o w N MANCHESTER E\ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING '.HERALD. MANCHESTTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 PAGE F I f TM fl* BoUon cause we w a rt so for from any arraignment and ordered to ap R o ck v ille ______Ll. Police Loff Hawaii-Bound Salesman place. I menhoasd CUba be pear later before a U.S. mr- Hijacker^ Profile Marti Airport. Cuban militia wife. Cuba, be thought, might Mack jacket and boots, ‘Black cause I read It in the newspa Md to post $800 balL Whether a Hospital Notes men surround It. The hijacker offer him “a future,” so he hi Power!” he shouted. ’Btaek After Two-Year Shutdown pers,” he said. pretrial hearing will be held win surrenders his gun. He is led jacked a private plane, taking P ow er!” 31 Positions Listed ABSESTS Airested in Hijack ‘Joke’ Evans sold he and the stew be determined at that time. VIsHinf hours sre U :lt to g away into oblivion. Once again, his tw&-yi»or-old daui^ter, Pa The subversive:' Three gun p.m. In sD sreas except ma- flUs Life Is Black and Ugly; he Is a fatielesa nobody, now lost tricia, wirJi him. Five menths CbarlM O. BtSaon, S6, o f HONOLULU (AP) - ArcUe gree from the University of Ha ardess hod Joked previously men took over a Colombian air South Vietnamese Railroad temlty where they are t to 4 In a Communist society. later, he made his way back. atom , mta arreoled on a war- Eugene Evans, 88, insisted it waii. during the flight and said that 16 O’ CLOCK SOH(«-AB8 liner and forced it to Cuba. he thought ahe understood he and tiSi to 8 p jn . He is the phenomenon of hia “I know I wCU ha've to go to They were Castro agenta, said For May 5 Election iaaued liy the 19tti CkciiK was a joke. But authorities Stewaidaas Judy Dooley told CORAL GABLES, Flu. (AP) He Needs a Dramatic Play police in Hilo that when the Su was just joking. age, and he Is one of many—the Jail,” he said, "but my only B og^ newspapers, going home Resumes Hue^Da Nang Run Court TBOtarday c h a i(1n i' him didnft think it waa very funny — If many of the nation’s unl- Admitted Monday: Hlllsabeth per DCS warn 24 minutes from .^nw rently none o f the 74 oth MIAMI, Fla. (AP) ne’er-do-weU, the criminal fugi hope now Is for a future tor my after a mission to stir up trouble Tka town etack hM flnaUy i*- On tlw punning Section Two WEDNESDAY. FEBEUAET 6. iMi jnanil)T B t2r £ n g n itt0 Ifiro U i WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 5, 1909 Navy Awards Obituary Two Decirioiui Made P a g e s 17 to 32 TBC, Engineer Study Faosd with on, unusually Citizens Argue For and Against l|388 Million long agenda lost night, the Mia. HHma A. Lavagr Manchester Board of Direc TAU.t i L l . Mrs. HUma A. Lavey, 78, of School Heat Repairs tors found time running out Town’s Plan to Join CDAP Dobkin Charges Democrats For New Jet C4 Chestnut SL. widow of Frad- on them, and took action on TENTgriVE PROJECT SCHEOULE About Town By SOL B. OtmEN crlck H. Lavey, died this morn The Town Building Committee on one side of the only two Rmna, bodi tor up- The CDAP appUeatUm UsUf ebsster will not hava tha The (OmMImm* INM P a|« Om ) ing at a MMcheater convales “ring” And Cassius Freeman of Bemis and Freeman, proprlationa. strength to buck Hartford and Lack IdeqSf Suggestions The Board of Directors, two school Items tor study — c t n a x r e o c m t ha cent home. , Hartford engineering firm, on the other came to grips R turned down a request replacement of the Lincoln Its power.” C O M M C N T ft u d too atugglah for Itm intoreop- On Saturday, Democratic I tT O t t n • r t 1 0 7 4 i m - I M O Lodge o t She was bom in Portland V» for a $6,819 ^ipn^iriatlon tor last night, never got to dis School and the acquisltlnn of Dr. Frederick i^uldtng — ”1ba RapUbUean InitUUtldn of m% •WO-MO last night with the Bennet Junior High School complex . row rtgtat at 748 at tha Mh- tor rolo. cuss, consider, and vote on "The plan Is pfamatura. It Town dudrm an Tad Cummlngf bi-monthly oommant, or gripe raw St HU. a w i 4 e e n w a w ^Feb. IS, 1880, the daughter of heating system problem. After Martin School •equipment, addltlonsd school altes. S^OOO 9 % 0 0 0 * a ! ! t l ! 5 » 7 i> l ********* **'*'‘*******'’' ^ Building system la so Inefflcient, doesn’t reach the gtaoeroote and blasted the Republican majority aeari'ona, baa brought mnoh lav- soole Tnnpla. BaiaM ■. Itah- I'o mrort the exceaa weight Gabriel and Adolphlna Hem- an iMur and a half of sparring, and M approved a $6,010 ap a proposed Community De WeUs repUed that Hennlgan uM o.uM ea>.m anM nw h^ksM si EilllUBlMgSSIMIsmRpRMliRiUii 9 ^ 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 tagtoo, imtediiAR master, strom Anderson. She lived In pressure must be raised to such is not understood by M. If M’s oiable naponau from loool peo geM oH gi mmtt proUenia thia time, a Onimmon the bout Mided in no decision. propriation for two traffic velopment Action Plan had been asked to submit a list on tha Mancheoter Board of Dl- win pririJi. OCSeer ^kom ta Manchester moat of her life. She a point to make fOndlUcms liva lights — one at .Main and a good plan. It will be good noxt ple. At these aataloin with Iba memim me mu. rmO'mnmeeL mamm mmtmum sssB^FOg ia ggosj 9g$ • RgesEsgssgaE gssE gOoeEP repreoentatlve told a newamaa, Tliere will undoifbtedly be a (CDAP) for Manchester. of long-range school needs tor reotora tor what ha labelod "a i ♦ KfiOO l a M g M g d was a member of Emanuel ble there that the other build year, too. Let’s not rush it." dlraetorw, wbere poopla m a y tmtsdo. Refifedhaamta arOl t a return engagement, with Free Haynes St, the ct'Jiar at E. It did conduct a lengtty study and that only the two mmmt wmu-wammmUuam W«ay I n — WWW the company plane to keep the lack of day-to-day laadaiahtp.” fO MANCHESTER E\ ENINO HERALD. M ANCHESTER; CONN» W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 M ANC^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY," FEBRUARY 6, 1969 ed that the state highway Where Next? Vernon should be considered and the Harvard Faculty Voles MRA town should coordinate with Af’ « rv a g o . H ie agency wUl tta nwirttlng last carico explained. move would result In straighten the USB of xiniversity teclHtles pointed a t the decision, but not Jo man. urge WUUa to find a way to MORTON V a I v a b i b c o u p o n SUNSWEET VALUABLE COUPON S t a m p s PRUNE JUICE CREAM PIES l O O S T A M P S p> WITH THIS COUPON HEALTH&BEAUTY AIDS 8R0HND CHOCK LAH8K" A" E68S Coupon Coed thru Sot., Fob. Hth Coupon Good thru Sot, Fob. Hlh Cew|M Good liin i Set., Feb. Bth UAAIT: O N I COUPON PER CUSTOMR UiMIT: O N I COUPON M i CUSTOAAn ' UMIT: O N I COUPON P n CUSTOMER V By STD KBONISH AP NemfeaturM Soenea o f BerSn a century COFFEE ITAMANSTYU ago-« Idackamiai repaMns a. r MAYONNAISE CAliniU'S-AUVMIETIIl GRAND UNION FROHH '>< ' . -.i «' ••vtvtmi Vi wbael, a horse troHey driver! iritti top hat and cloak, strollers [ a » l o e s r - 19' BEEFBURGERS ORAND UNION Engaged In frant o( the Brandenbuis I nositiM-CAur. ^ C M C K n U S n 'The ongagenMnt o f IO m JuUe Gate—win he featured In Utbo-1 T0NAT0ES»m> 3 GRAND Ltto M ariottl to R M w rd Oone graph form on a new aeries of I ilUGBTUTS BIEf NEUMANN'S n s n 2-ib. A F 7 f> lEH iim im ins Dabato, both o f MencheMor, bm eight stamps by the porial de GRAND boon announced by her parenta, partment of West. Berlin, the I VEIVEETA -‘• 97* SHORT RIBS Ito. and M l*. aUvto MutotU of deaigne are taken from the! UNION KUnDONISTIC 8-.i.OAf> Mb: I iXTRA it 00 Homotead St. works of eminmt 19th century I UNION .Her flanee to the «on of ICr. painters, reports Qie World | c a n IBM 4 to 64b*. CTfjSS SUCES " • 39* SUPERMARKETS and Mm. Rocoo DelMta of 15 DVIde PhOateUc AgerKy. . nKSHCUT,GnZARDS OR One stamp shows a shoe- SUPERMARKETS Irvin g S t nuJmr's apprentice and wmnen I iiscuiTE SWER;SQTTnWU 8^ ; CHICNEN WINGS Mlaa ICariotitl, a graduate of In bonnets, taken from riie work • ~"i 11 iT^-frrvrtwdtt^iji, lEancherier Hlgli Scbool, to en- of Prana Kruger. C. W. Auer's | roOed in the eocecutlve aecre- designs deptot a newspaper ven I taiial program at liancheator Loonifnunlty OoHege. She to «m - dor in front of lira Berlin fibc- w i o)Vf change, the driver of the horse I I ployed at JewaS-BkiglaKl to- auraace Oo. Ite , Oabate, a trolley between Potsdam Bridge Wl OlVf GENUINE DOMESTIC TRINE S ILK STMIf S and the Rosenthal Gate. A | TIIFLE-SILM STMIf S GENUINE DOMESTIC graduate of HmreB Cheney drawing by Heinridt ZlHe Ulus- WHOLE Taohnical School, ia a aenlor at trades a tired cabdrlver and I IMPORTED-WITH BASIL or HALF I TPard TcKhnlcal toatMute, Hart mare In fkont of the - Silesian | ford, majoring in indualriat PERFECTLY PREPARED SWEET. TENDER Railroad Station. custom cut All your 9N IS... tadmology. He to omptoy ad at The stamps, entitled “ Berlin-1 N K T M U T N 8 and foyorito cuts StOD aikk SboD. ers of the 19th Century,” wUl be ON BS. ' wrapped A date for tba weddUtg has MOTT'S APPLESAUCE GREEN GIANT PEAS lib , ® ".* not been announeed. issued later this year w d win low price HUY THI PARTS Y O U LIKE BEST be available at your local stamp | GRAND UNION storsi, o r dealer. I* NBPOO^ GBTwO-VAO A oontrovMsy over the design I PROGRESSO A .Ik eoAA BOY SCOVT of an Impending stamp issue In a “."B 7 ‘ 5 s ’I "" TOMATO PUREE 3 'S *1®* Chicken Ports Notes and News Ceylon has caused such a furore twirrsniMiDN BREASTS LEGS that it has been withdrawn in COCKTAIL BEL NOHTE ■■ ,,, PWK IM P O R T B D ^A iM M X SLh T w a T with rib with thigh the face of rdlgious ind^ahon, RugSdeFranksss! FHtST AHMJ-BKK Siocotdlng to Stamps Magastne. WELCHBERRY 47* WH. HER. CORN S r H " * ' TOMATO PASTC 3 l»t Boy Scout 'Troops 128 o l Oom- The Ceylon Postal Depart GIAmUNMN net r M i is c u m KELL066SCEKEAU GRAHO UHIOH ^ CO A A mwilty Baptiat CSnirdi and 120 ment had publictsed that it SLICED BOLOGNA = 79* of St. Jninea' Church tied for would iasue two new stamps to BISQUIK 47* VARIETY PACK 43* GREEN PEAS RUrrUDLASACNA j X. *1 firat iSaoe with 288 points out commemorate Uie AU-Ceylon lODinDoiPun . - GRAPE, ORAMOE, CHERRY , . - w j a . of a possible 260 points at the Buddhist Congress, but the Bud LUNCHEON NEAT AND #3 B-THRIFTY * ISth annual Flrat Ald-O-Ree for dhists became enraged and in DIAMOND SALT 11 4 8 ^ D e l MONTE Drinks is;; 3 7 9 Boy Scouts in the Blackledge sulted when the design of the HORNEL SPAM nWlSDPEK DOOrOOD PRINCE SPABHETTI District Friday night, Jan. $1, higher value was eiuiounced as FRUIUAH at the Verplanek Sdiool. showing the right foot of Bud S.O.S. PADS 39* GAINESBURGERS 83* APPLE JUICE £ 31* Patrol leaders Brian Clavette dha. DELNOMTI . /lb. * of Troop 120 and Robert Mag- LAUNDRY DETERGENT g . 0| O O Whole Oven GROUND CHUCK 69 Vociferous objections induded SARDINES 37* B-TRumrsKonjm notta of Troop 12S answered the following: It was an insult to WISH LIQUID »139 p r o d u c t 19 38« moat of the questions for their erven show a part of Buddha: It Ready FRANKFURTS lb. 59* troops. INSTANT LEMm,MIIIESTRONEOR m was an act of aacrtlegs to "ap • H F H A sw im nmniM-iRowNASERvi 'The fliet aid questions were ply spittle” on a sacred' picture BROADCAST HASH " 47* ALBA DRY MILK 82* NESTLES QUIK 26* PROGRESSO soupsn;»'‘4 »n! 9 9 ' asked by Soouter Jantes Irvine. and strike It with a metal date SCALLOPS LINK SAUSAGE ...•' 65' Results of the troops in the stamp: It was a oommerciallsa- ITOUIUCID ndb, order In which each troop fin Uon of religion. Letters of pro- ' QUARTERED - LOIN SUCED SALAD DRESSING DEL M O N T E ished are as foUows: Troop SO test bombarded the local press, CHICKPEAS 4 r 85* HALIBUT STEAKS ,h 79* TWO MEALS IN ONE - CHOPS AND STEW \ o f Cmgregatlonal Church, M arl particularly the ffinhalese lan PROGRESSO . lib t t C c borough, 227 points; Troop 25 guage neiwspaper. FRUIT COCKTAIL CANNELLINI BEANS 4 ^ o S P O R K CH O PS o f Center Congregational Church The dduge died only the 1I?e5tjc£teAAC(it AVA?UBIE and Troop 166 o f South Con postmaster general declared Grand Union . . . PROGRESSO - PARMESAMJiOMAHO n n . gregational Churdi, Qlaaton- lib. < Lanb ComliiniflHn EN D A N D Giat the stamp would not be Is niSH LTN A D I 14-oz. GRATED CHEESE * buiy, 220; 'Troop 862 o f St. sued but that a ig>eclal ptcCorial 65 CENTER CUT Bartholomew's Cburdi, 210; postmark would be used to hon can Barbecued CHICKENS ib 0 9 ' CHOPS Troop 857 o f St. Paul o f the or the occasion. COOIKD BOTTOM lOmiD A d b . f TENDER .T9* Cross Church, Olastonbury, and MEATY NliPOOv OBT-O-VAC Troop 126 o f Ehnanuel lAitherah ' The Republic o f Guinea has makes shopping CORNED BEEF . . 89' | L a m b C h o p s TEMPTING C h u i^ 200; Troop 40 o f Olaa- just issued a new series of KKllASA tonbury United Methodist stampe honoring three assassi A H M O n n A R Church, 204; Troop 01 of Oreen nated U.8. leaders. The set is GRAND UNION GENOA SALAMI . ..79' ^ Shoulder 0 < n . $ | l 9 J 3 9 Scbool, 201. Entitled “Martyrs of Liberty" wBCONsn'srnisT Also, 'Troop 100 of Concordia and shows portraits of John F. more rewarding! SLICED BACON ,b lb GIAHDDHIOH-nOnH com .Lutheran Cburdi, 186; Troop Kennedy, Robert P. Kennedy COTTAGE CHEESE MUENSTER CHEESE 79' E4 o f the Hhochange Club o f and Martin LutheT King. There MINUTE STEAKS Qlastoribury, UO; Troop 27 of are six stamps in the set. Three -: TV tvcvsR',? St. M ary's Eipiteopal Church, are for regular podage and ssih GIAHDUnOHnOSni FROZEN 7 .. P*|i|.„ CreanStjleGora- - 155; Troop 157 o f St. Bridget three airmails. SCALLOPS'sr ;c 75* Churdi, 171; 'Troop 47 of 8 o ^ SAVE UP TO 10% ON LARGE Uqited Mettiodist Church, 15S; INDIAM HANDIOBAFTS GRAND UNIO N-SUCED Troop US of Second Oongrega- NBJW DELHI (AP) — In Canned Soda 79* INIESHBAKE-BUTTERMILK tlonal Churd), 151; and Troop dian handicrafts ere importcuit PROVOLONE 41' < Qi^T^iucks sm of Loyal Order of tbs foreign exchange earners for In GRAND FLORA DAN IC A-IM P. ‘ Moose, JCarlborough, 141. dia, offlciel statiatics here show. LEAN-NO WASTE UNION The Boy Scouts of tbs Blsck- They were expected to yield Y ouhrt and growing: families have specnal DANISH BLUE 33' Flink Steaks Ehnm «qt to 10% on biige FM uiljr Stae F m Ico. ledge Distriet are gretofid to $86.7 million In 1909 or $13.3 Salad Drassinii S-lbo. or oiM«. all Red C ross instructors, problems . . . larg:e appetites and, often, limit nCKOREE-HICKORr miUion more than 1907. 4. ed budgfets. W e try to help by offering s ^ INSTANT QUICK nurses. Naval officers, and ' *nii8 Is almost equal to earn 7 0 C SMOKED CHEESE ‘.c 33* Southern New England 'Tele ings for traditioinel items, in cial “Family-Packs” in meats. These provide MINUTE RICE pkg * V QUAKER OATS S 29*1 GRAND UNION-SUCED Boneless Gtack Fillet V EA L C H O P S phone Oo. instructore, as wen cluding tea, jute and engineer largfer quantities at lower prices per pound ALLPURPOSE rOR PANCAKES NANCY LYNN MIITAWAT SWIFT’S 4 as the volunteers from the . . . extra values that help young hfononak- ing goods. MOZZARELLA t s 39* PREMIUM audience, who helped stage the Fancy jewelry In 1967 earned ers keep their budgets balanc^. Helping MAZOLA OIL s 67* LOG CABIN SYRVP s 58* V COFFEE CAKE E r ^ 89c I *T99c biggest Flrat AldO-Rse ever $40 mUUon in foreign exchange. growing families is part of our job. Bringrihg MANCTLTNNJOMIO Sflced steer Liver held in the Blackledge District. Handmade woolen carpets the best possible vMues to all others is our HUNT’S 4 rank next, with an expected job, too. ANGEL FOOD CAKE 59* EARLY MORN DON’T KILI„ DKPOHT revenue o f $10 mllUan in 1MB. TOMATO SAUCE fllMlAKt - _ JOUBERTTNA, South A M ca No lees than 1.2 million people SHced Bacon SAVE MORE ON (AlP) —Local farmers are mak are engaged in handicrafts le RAISIN BREAD !^35* ing money out of an oM enemy. work. The government is draw QUICK Instead of abooting the bahootw ing up plans to improve their i n t A BONUS STANPI WITH PURCHASE which etoal their crape, they working condltlona, including in CONVENIENTT“f"/io^£4A- 'i~(y(y(Ls prepar? ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH now tnq> and sen them to Cape stituting old age pension. PROGRESSO Town’s Karl Bremmer Hoqpttal M S ”" APPLE PIE s : - » i for research purposes. 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Cueh- ing your own spa We reserve the. right to limit quantities. ar. of S81 Parker St. were ghetti sauce when 28 OZ Ragozzino makes it honored Friday night at a 50th Old World Style. It’s wedding anniversary celebra cans the sauce that men tion at the home of their daugh ask thpir wives to Chuck Roast hiiv! ter, Mrs. Hayden Griswold of 93 Steep Hollow Lane. Progresso E About 26 friends and relatives attended the party whl t 3. J, T JL X T W I S N T Y ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN THF Windham in Romp, Vince Awaits Herald Angle One-Time Scoreboard Operator EABLT BIBDR — Bridgot Marceau 180-188-18(| —SM, Lor EARL YO ST Keeps Pace in CCIL raine Skrabut 129. New Decision RED LEE CLASSIC — Grace NEW YORK (AP) — Venerable Vince Lomb^i, Manchester, keying on Dan Coach Jim Morlarty, a bil Brenner 182. Betty Richardson caught between National Football League cities stop At $1 a Game New Baseball Czar • Big Qu««Uoi» at Convention By DEAN YOST Switchenko the Whippets’ All- shaken over the Injury to Kler- 180 —471, Harriet Coons 472, an uncharacteristic fumble, hopes to run to daylimt— How many footiSiall scholarships does a coltefi:(' need tc ' Manchester’s hopes of — N..J, State candidate, left Marty nan, spoke highly of Windham. Eleanor Wilson 467, Leah Whip MIAMI (AP) Bowie wood, with his wife and was one of half a dosen men sign contracts or report to In I960. He was an ensign in the gaining a tournament berth and Washington— tonight with the Green Bay Packera tioned. He did not Identify the maintain a successful and winning program? Hammon open tor numerous "They are extremely fast and ple 466, Ginger Yourkas 468, Kuhn, a 42-year-old Wall children,gives baseball a tot’hig training unUl the Issue is Ifovy in Worid War n. This was the most debated question at the recent were somewhat shaken reluctant blessing. Street lawyer who rose j^fwing ^tampion to npresei* others. resolved. short shots. This enabled Wind execute the faat break to per ’Trudi Quasnitschka 473, Janet Lombard!, who said Monday • "Acaordlng to pro football "When I 'was a kid, I worked yesterday afternoon in Wil- Asked to define the term pro The owners have offered an NCAA Convention in Los Angeles. ham to increase its lead as fection. Their pressure defense Hager 473, June Rowett 481. he was leaving Uie Packers aft- Commissioner Pete Roselle’s from a |1 per game score- os a scoreboard operator for the limantic when Windham ttttY- 1- *■ » grew 0V6F tn6 l6gftllity of tiM tern, Dale said "It means for the extra |l mUUon for an annual College football teams just don’t get post-season of Manchester couldn’t cope with Is strong and they have the big er 10 super seasans to become policy,” Olejnlcaak said, "any Washington American League High defeated Manchester W ashin^n reserve cUuse. Kuhn gained time being." He did not rule out total of |6.I million to the pen fers to play in the bowls because they have smart the situation. Ernie Moore, the boys to control the boards for FLORAL — Beverly Mac- general manager, coach and team wanting to talk to Mm to a 6 1 9 0 ,0 0 0 a year job, is prominence within baaebtUI for club at Griffith Stadium from ahimnl, with money and the t— - - - - High 93-67. A near capacity big man for Windham, blocked you.” Lachan 201-614, Doneen Grenua the posBlbiUty that Kuhn, hired sion fund but the players report part-owner of the Redskins— would have to cusk for permls- the new com m issioner o f aH lus role in the legal battle in- aibout 1939 to 1946,’ ’ said Kuhn. crowd viewed the action. many Manchester shots and Manchester is idle Friday but at 1100,000 per year compared edly want $7 million. Hie key to "I used to get $1 a game." right oonnecUona. American League home run hit- 463. only to discover Green Bay had gton from our team.” No one baseliaU. volving the move of the MUwau Tragedy struck the Indians, controUed both backboards. resumes CCIL action Tuesday to Eckert's $60,000 saleuy, might the di^nite is the playdra’ de Succeaahd coaches build jgp assist Elston Howard not sanctioned the defection, ar- did, the Packer president slid, kee franchise to Atlanta. os Bob Kleman came down on Windham shot 36 per cent night at the Clarke Arena Although Kuhn, a 6-footXlH remain on this job after one mand that the owners recognize winners with horses, In the Yankee, batters during BIXISSOMS — Iris Vacant! rived In neutral-ground New LomibarcU’s announcement, Kuhn has represented the Na -his ankle late in the game. It from the field and 41 per cent against Bristol Eastern. inch, 2S0-pounder, is listed aa year. their right to some part of the Torm of football players attend- spring training In Florida . . . 134-380. York ’Tuesday night to await the )ate Monday afternoon, also Istt was the same ankle he Injured from the foul line. Manchester Windham (93) the pro tern oonuniaaioner tor tional League in negotiations Among the auggeetions in the television money In the new Ing classes via scholarships. gjp, y,e times: Several years P B F Pla resolution of his dilemma. the Redskins and club prestdenU last year. If Kleman is unable hit 26 per cent trom the floor one year oigy, he may very well with the players In a dispute reatruoturing of the game are three-year $9.6 million contract FVm example. Southern Cali- ago, a boy who was In the up- 2 Reed 4 1-1 9 The general manager, and Edward Bennet Williams on wind tq> with a longer term. fomla, good old USC, reported to return to the Manchester and 41 per cent from the line. 3 Cloutier 3 ^ 9 that now threatens to result In a the consolidation of the Ameri signed'lari year. per SO per cent of his graduating 3 Lsveochla 14-4 6 former coach, of five NFL the spot. Williams had rassit a to have the best-balanced Inter lineup the situation looks mighty The Indians only made one bos- Kuhn was a aurpriae unani player strike over the pension can and Nailonal League offices Although no mention was cla.ss was eligible for admit- 3 Young 5 a-4 12 Bill Russell championship teams at Green press conference from noon to 6 mous choice by the M owners collegiate football program in tance to the University of ton- dark f^r the locals making the ke*. In 16 attempts In the fourth 2 Hammon 9 11 19 plan. The new commissioner aa weU as the minor leagues in made of increasing the ante. It n ftervlce 0 ^2 2 Bay will attend on awards ban- p.m., BST, then was forced to who voted him Into office Tues tbe country, currenUy has 89 nectlcut. Now a youngster must tournament. quarter. 'The only bright spot said he will disassociate himself one central office. Kuhn said the was expected that the owner’s CHURCH —Earl White 368 — 2 Moore 4 1-3 9 quet here tonight while the edmlt he had no news to an- day with a mandate to reotruc- that’s correct, 89 — young men Windham used a fuH court 'n the Indian shooting was Brian 4 SwItchenlOo 9 2-3 20 U p, Around as counsel tor the player rela commissioner’s office wUl re negotiator, John Gaherin, wlH 683, Mike Muschko 231 —667, be In the top 2S per cent of his 1 Smith 1 04) 2 ture the sport in one year. He on grid grant-ins. press and a strong man to man Maher making 10 for 10 from Packers’ board of directors nounce when the Packers Mled tions oommlUee. main in New York. come up with more money when Stan Matteson 246 —667, Cy class to be considered. This 0 Wllliama 1 1-1 3 takes otflee Immediately, sue- Penn State, winner of 18 defense to secure its 11th win the foul stripe. 2 Reevea 0 2-2 2 meets to decide whether to let to release Lombardi. Francis Dale, president otthe negotiations resume Thursday. Perkins 211-202 —651, Don Wil could be one of the math rea 2 VertefeulMe 0 0-2 0 Exercising "Im honored and delisted Straight games, plus one tie in against two setbacks in the Leading all scorers was tCler- him out of a contract due to run Despite the delicacy of tha sit- ceeding WUUam D. Eckert, who Cincinnati Reds, who announced liams 214, Pete Foster 202. sons UConn basketball has was forced to retire in Decem to take over the immensely im Asked If he thought spring the past taro years, gives 26 CCTTj and 13th Ih 16 starts. nan, popping In 21 points. Con 24 Totals 37 19-27 93 through Jan. 31, 1974. Lombardi was in good Kuhn’a election to newsman, drooled off, and will slip back MancheMtrr (57) B03TC>N (AP) — Doctors al ber. portant job of leading baseball training would begin on sched football scholarships a year. 'Manchester dropped to 7-6 and tributing to the Manchester at The Green Bay directors are ^e arrived In New hailed the move as "a major even more In the future . . . 1 Hprdic 0 (M) 0 ready have Bill Russell walking Kuhn, whose greot-grandfath- in a meaningful restructuring,” ule, Kubns said: "I would, be CONBIBUCnON — Eiwood Penn State aron the Orange 7-7 for the season. Manchestm. tack were Maher with 14 points 1 Ware 3 1-3 7 expected to turn him loose, with York, where he wlK receive the breakthrough In baseball." Dale Playmaker Johnny Egan has a 1 Mav 0 (M) 0 In hlfi room and exercising the er was a g ov ern or of ■aid Kuhn. " I am very delighted surprised If it didn’t get off os. Emmons 136 —428, Richard Ca Bowl In New Year’s most ex had won four in a row before and Ken Tedford with 11. Uwlt- the provision that he not t^e j(g^ gportsman o< the said "this may be the last time 7.6 point per game average 3 Tedford 2 7-11 11 knee he Injured Sunday, but Maryland, has been a member at the unanimous 24 votes. This expected but I will not enter bral 146-188 —400, MarahaU citing contest. the setback. chenko had 20 for the winners 2 Hansen 1 1-1 3 any Packer assistant cow h w Year Award at the Catholic YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING, REF—Whd else but Red Aueibach is back on the we wUl have separate caucuses with the Los Angeles Lakers in 5 Raitcher 0 (M) 0 there’s no indication yet when of the law firm of Wilkie, Farr by the two leagues. job can only be done with that Into any further player owner Stolstrom 160 —379, Clarstioe National grid champion Ohio u,e NBA and Toby KlmbaU of The (^nlng four minutes saw and Marty Hammon 19. with M m thU year. Lombardi. Youth Organization’s annual bench directing the Boston Cdtics with Bill Russell injured. Auet^ch took 2 QuagHa 0 OO 0 and Gallagher that has repre kind of support. This demon negotiations:’’ Peterson 371, Ray Dawnon 868, State from the Big Ten had to Diego boasts a 7.8 point per the l e ^ change hands four 1 Maher 2 10-10 14 he win be able to leave the hos memiwhile a p p ^ rs anxious to ^ ^ g h t. Mara, the late Dale said the planning com Windham led at all breaks as 3 Kiemran 7 over last night and_ let the officials know he was around by questioning several sented the National League strates we are capable of mov Kuhn, bom in Takoma Park, Wes Kunoe 136 —366, Otto May get by with 21 such grants last scoring mark. times as it looked like the In 7-10 21 pital or how soon he can rejoin the job of rebuilding the president of the New York mittee of the majors, headed by they steadily increased ' Its 0 Jenkins 0 1-2 1 of the decisions. His presence didn’t help because the San IKego RMkets won. since 1986. He comes from the ing ahead in a unified way to Md., a suburb of Wlashington, er 364, Dave Ohauvtn 866, faU. Under conference rules, * « • dians might upset their hosts. the Boston Celtics. Skins-but wilHng to ride out ^Ired Lombardi as an Jerry Hoffberger, chairman of load, 20-14, 44-28, and 86-41. 19 Totals 2T^ same family for viilch Bowie solve our problems." D.C., attended Hieodore Roos Charles Gilbert 141 —sm, Ken each Big Ten school is aUowed iT 57 The 6-foot-9 player-coach suf the storm, whichever way It start coach when Lombard the board of the Baltimore Or Markstein 369, Henry Frey 666, to bring in 86 freshman grid- L M llnel,U tl fered strained ligaments of the Race Track In Maryland was ioles, will make a report within Hie first important problom evelt High School in Wariiing- ... was on aide to Bari "Red” named. facing the new commissioner is ton, gtaduated from Princeton Mike Davis 147 —368, Eugene ders every year. Love. ‘I’® extra point right knee when he crashed to I would hope they re- Bialk at West Poll*, a year "which might say that Kni^hts Square Record Affain wia BigE and Big O Combine The choice of Kuhn, a Prince in 1948 and got hls law degree Parker 361, Zlz Olbert 881, Hsi^ Big Eight schools may give kicking speciaUst with EJaat SASKeTBMJ. the floor In the final seconds of lease me, of course/* he said at we do not need the office of a the pension dispute with the up to 46 football scholarships Catholic High’s football team, the Cettics’ 95-94 National Bas New York’s LaGuardla Airport. . Tuesday niglit. Bill Austin, a ton grad who Uves in Ridge- commissioner.’’ Dale said Kuhn players who have vowed not to from the University of Virginia ry Buckmlnrier 142. * T n a-ii-i li n —f6 t — — —* — — a M a annuaUy, the Southwest Con- has been nominated for an Air scones ketball Associat'on loss to the If they don’t, then I’ll be back asstetant at feience has a limit of 60, the Force Academy appointment. WEST SIDE PEE-WEE New York Knlcks in Boston In Grdbn Bay next year.” Green Bay who was flred as Southeastern Conference 40 and Love resides in Glastonbury. . . Bobcats and Bolton W. L. Garden. He was taken Immedi Lombardi turned over the head coach of the Pittsburgh In History-Making Night the Pacific Bight has no llmlta- Before Vince Lomibardi agreed Norman’s 7 1 ately to University Hospital, Packer coaching reins last win- ^ (lojm, to the challenge with the Wash- Herald Angels 4 4 where doctors decided no sur ter to .Rill Bengtson, Ms long- NEW YORK (AP)—The Houston for Hayes, a rookie pro "the roar of the crowd up Pagani’s 3 6 And the fellow wanted to b^iton Senators, he was ottered Net Easy Decisions gery was needed. time aide, saying He hod no In- Washington. ”I have another Big E and the Big 0 c(xm- was college basketball’s close.' But, he added, "Hie As- know if there were any football lucrative cocuchlng posts with Nassiff’s 2 6 The 34-year-old superstar tentlon of coaching again. He t«»n«>*>U8ly In- bined to make Tuesday the *'*®y®*' season trodome is great for referees, factories operating these days! the Boston Patriots; Los Angeles Winners as expected last night were South Windsor Pagan! Barbers dropped Nas- >ined to make Tuesday the **®® trodome spent a somewhat uncomforta changed hls mind, after being Lombardi,” he said, bittirest niirht in the hiatorv “ *® Onivewlty of Houston and Nobody In the crowd can get on « • * Rams, New Orleans Saints and High—Ellington High. Bolton High and Portland High slff Arms into the cellar by ble day Monday, but Dr. TTvom- courted by half a dozen pro 'P****- 39 “ the Cougars them." „ y Philadelphia Eagles. . .Hie 47th on the schoolboy basketball scene. handing them a 28-18 defeat. os Silva, the team physician, olubs, when Washington ottered J**- > ti i i 1 t i i N t M Q H T lAANCHBSTER EVENING HERAI^^ MANCHESTER. qONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANChlfityrSK. 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C oll 742-7649. 102 COLONIAL ROAD PRESSURE BLAST MFG. addition MGE IN A GIRDLED CAGE It It INC. 40----- travel TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — Has Immediate Openinira VOUR MOTHER SAID YOU WERE HOW NICE OF YOU--1 t h in k ; fH 41 Chooses Trouble Reaehing Our Advortisor? SHORTEN 41 CHAPEL STREET VFEELIWS BETTER BUT STILL THIS GOOD DEED WOULDN’T ^ 43 Insect Trees cut, building lots clear ______/ DAYS MANCHESTER, CONN. 1 ~--!t IiMf ^ NIA. IM. T.M. !••. US. fa*. OH.' COWFIWED TO BED, SO WE VOL BE A MISERY-LOVES-COMFSNslY 46 Free nation s r 2t 29 ed, trees topped. Oot a tree it r Draftsman to draw up proc UNTEERED TO BRING OVER DEAL, WOULD ITT TODAYS THE (ah.) 24-Hour Answering Service problem? Well worth phone Phone Mrs. Brunettl, 648-24ff/. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS SO VERY FIRST TIME I FEEL GOOD ti u Pointing— Pop«rliig 21 Hnip Wcmtnd— Holp WcBiHd ess sheets. Turret Lathe op SO 47 Near East call, 742-8282. YOU WOULDN'T FALL ENOUGH TO EVEN SIT UP. AN' fabric FMnoln 35 Fomolo 35 erators, Inspectors—Final BUT IT'S I ’M NOT WAITING FOR FAR BEHIND.' YOU DO-GOODERS WON'T a Free to Herald Readers EDWARD R. PRICES—Painting, SERVICE station attendant, EVEN LET ME HAVE ONE 50------player inspection for air-craft IMPOSSIBLE THAT MONSTER TO MAKE HOLD 52 Sudden exterior and interior. Paper part-time, weekends. Apply in nwY TO ENJOY BEIN' SICK.' s r I s r parts. IN THESE ME A 'JONAH'. HERE GOES attacker Want inlormatlon on one of our clasalfled adverUsemente? Housnhold ServIcM hanging. Ceilings, etc. Inatned, WOMAN to stay with elderly person, Gorman Bros., 770 M A&o; 55 Thoroughfare No answer at the telephone listed? SlmU.v can the 649-1008. WATERS/ OfFmwd 1 3 -A ______lady dally, no work. Own trans NIGHTS Main Street, Manchester. r 56 T V ---- KEYPUNCH OPERATOR portation. Call Coventry, 742- u it S r 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. 57 French JT u EDWARDS LiaH T TRUCKINO, bulk deUv- IN8IDB}—outside painting. Spe- 6094. headgear ery, yards, atUcs, ceUars clean- ***** “ • ) 02. Opening for experienced Turret Lathe Operators 58 Stretched to 5 ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. Call my competitors, then oaU NEAT woman to help with GRAND UNION tight ANSWERIIID SERVICE Alpha-Numeric IBM key- Brown A Sharp production 56 66 644-8962. XM- .ESsUmates gl'ven. 649-7868, puncher to work fuU-time housework in clean home. $2 DOWN ______876-8401. miUer set-up operators. Drill Has iitlmediate days. Company offers ex per hour, two marningn week 57 5t 6*!MI5M 875-2SI9 RE3WE1AVINO of bunri, moth' Press set-up operators. 1 Sloping f ly. Can 648-8647. fuU-Ume openings 5 cellent wages and working roadway holes, rippers repaired. Win- ind leave your message. YonTl hear from ear advertiser in conditions. Convenient free AU Benefits. a'vaUable for: (Niwtpaptr Fnltrprlit Attn.) dow shades made ■to measure, *torior, ' very reasonable, *free RESPONSIBLE senior high Rg time wltliont spending oil evening at the parking. In-plaiit cafeteria all size Venetian blinds. Keys estimates. Call Richard and above average bene- school gin to care for 9 month An Equal Opportunity Employer made while you -wait. Tape re- M artin, 649-9286, 649-4411. PRODUCE CLERK flta^ Apply, old, 2:80 to 6 p.m. dally. Call ______Automofaiilws For Solo 4 Mrdero tor r ^ Marlow’s 867 JOSEPH P. LEWIS, custom 646-2346. FUI»L-TIME supervisor for GROCERY CLERK i. S. OH.—>AII rSfliH K wrwd CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER M ain St. 6494B21.______painting and paperhaiiglng. In cleaning contractor In Hart UwHa^ P—«wf SywdkBta, Im. REPOSSESSION — MUSTANG FIRST NATIONAL HERALD 1986 2-door hardtop. Powder HANDYMEN want a va^ terior and exterior. Dry wall SW ITCHBOARD operator, 11:80 ford area. Tc^ salary, aU Attractl've 'wages, STORES INC. fringe benefits. 649-6884. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE blue, very sharp. No money riety of jobs by the hour or work. Fully insured. EYee esti p.m. to 7:80 a.m. CaU 649-0600. excellent benefits. day. Reasonable rates. Call for mates. 649-9668. In no answer For personal Interview BOX LETTERS down, no reasonable offer re PARK & OAKLAND PART-TIME days, 9 to 1 p.m. .McNauf ht Syndkate, Inc. inform aUm , 643-6306, 648-8292. 648-6862. fused. Broker, 233-8716. AVENUES five or six days. Steady Inside apply. Fmr Your PAINTINO Expert — Specializ work. CaU 64941884. _ ts _ 1986 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, low ETJRNITURE retlnlahed, in 9 A .M .—1 P.M . 2-5 ing in oelUngs. Interior wall EAST HARTFORD, KILLJOYS C ■«* W Nt.lw.TM ...Wt-M. B. Infonnatiofi m ileage. |1,260 CaU' a fter 4 surance estimates given. Man FOOT FOOT papering and removal. Spedal CONN. JANITORS, part-time evenlngz, GRAND UNION p.m., 643-7969. chester Reflnishlng Co., 649- SPECIALIST SPECIALIST THE HERALD will not 6046. rates for retired. Very reason 6 P.M.—9 P.M. Mancheeter area. CaU 648-4463, 410 West Mlddto Tpke. disclose the Identity of able. OaU 646-2760 after 4 p.m. I 8-8 p.m. <»ly. Mantdiester SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL any advertiser using box REJPOSSESSIONS — DODGE __ ,/ _____ Women to make telephone letters. Readers answer Dart 1966. Automatic, extra Building— DENTAL Assistant for Rockville PART-TIME HELP, over 21, -An Equal Opportunity Em{rioy«r Now ARE You ? ing blind box ads who clean. No money down, no rea Floor Finishing 24 office, some experience pre calls for charitable organi washing floors, 4-10 p.m., five desire to protect their sonable offer refused. Broker, Contracting 14 ferred, salary open. Send zation. No experience neces days, call between 6-6 p.m., DR. CHAMBERS DR.CHAMBERS sary. Year ’round work. Identity can follow this 233-8n6. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- quaUfleationa to Box “ V,” Man 6494)884. FULL TIME, general dhop r" I I T— T REC R(X)MS, kitchens, room Good houriy rate. Apply 869 T ‘ i~ ^ i ' I T T " I ^ ~r~T pitKiedure; ing (specializing in older chester Herald. help, machinist, In process and 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air, ~8 additions, dormers, complete Main Street, Office 8, 9 WANTED experienced tractor I I I I r ~ I Ebiclose your reply to the final inspector capable of air- ^ cylinder, automatic. S260 as is. home remodeling. Rojtal Cus a.m. to J p.m. daUy. Under trailer driver. Ap|riy in person, box in an envelope — hanging. N o Job too smaU. craft quality layout. AU fringe 1 I, T C all 742-8283. tom BuUdera, 646-3434, 628- new management. S. A D. Inc., 96 HUUord St., address to the Qaasl- John VertaU le, 849-8760. in person, Three J’s Res benefits, apply Gunver Maau- (eld Manager, Manchester 0324. taurant, Route 6 and 44, Manchester. REPOSSEISSION — Cadillac tactoring Go., 284 Hartford Evening Herald, together Bolton. Rd. with a memo itotlng the 1966 De VlUe convertible. Full CARPENTRY — ctxicrete steps, Bonds Stockfr— AIR-CONDITIONINO and re^ BUZZ SAWYEB BY ROY CRANE companies you do NOT power, rich green. No money floors, hatchways, remodeUng, APPLICATIONS now being tak-, GENERAL office work, filing, frigeratlon service man, 2 F r down', no reasonable o ffe r re porches, garages, closets, ceU- Mortgogos 27 en for fuU or part-time help typing, interesting diversified years experience commercial j fPHOPS,ICnwr*// KICKS,rvv GOUGES' A lU Y FICMTIMei want to see your letter. THANK HEAVEN DUDES OUT, Your letter will be de fused. Broker, 238-8716. Ings, attics finished, rec for luncheonette. Apply at of duties. Westinghouse Appliance work. Good pay, working con l^^niPTV, D lR W jB b rg u ta l, a FI6HT FDR SURVIVAl. ^SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- BUZ. FOR A MINUTE, IV W stroyed If the advertiser rooms formica, ceramic. Oth fice, W. T. Grant, Manchester Sales A Service Oo., East Hart ditions,and benefits. Send re limited funds available for sec AFRAID I MIGHT HAVETO Is one you’ve mentioned. 1964 FORD Falrlane in excel er related work. N o Job too ford. R. Kennedy, 289-7931. An sume to box TV, Manchester USE THIS ON HIM. ond mortgages, payments to Parkade. If not It will be handled lent condition. I860. CaU 742- small. Dan Moran, Builder. equal opportunity employer. H erald. ^ How ABOUT L0ANIN6 in the usual manner. 8238. Evenings 649-8880. suit your budget. Expedient MOTHERS — Work 8 nights ______service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. 'weekly, earn $80. No Invest- WOMEN for work In home tor IK) ESXPANSION we have ME f i f t y r u b l e s ?; REIPOSSESSIDN - Pontiac CERAMIC TELE — bathrooms, menta, selling fashion frocks aged, 7-3 and 9-5:30. M is. MU- an opening in the Manchester Catalina station wagon, 1965. counter tops, floors, vanities, direct from our factory. Nancy ler, 649-6985. area for a man to be trained Automatic, power steering, Lost and Found 1 etc. Free estimates. AU work Business Opportunity 28 D aly, 289-8098. in sales and certain phases of •55/ gold. Runs Uke new. No money guaranteed. 649-8430. WOMAN to do light housework management. Excellent oppor E NATIONAL fried chicken fran LOST— Gray and white 'male down, no reasonable offer re GENERAL office work, typing tor small family, one day a tunity for advancement to the chise with equipment for rent. cat with red collar. Answers to fused. Broker, 233-8716. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re helpful, 40-hour week. Oaer week. C all 646-7204. right man. Good starting sala Tramp, child’s pet. Call 646 modeling specialist. Additions, A-1 location, ready to do busi Bros., 140 Rye St., South Windr ry and commlMlona. Vehicle NURSE’S A ^ - 11-7, full- U 40 . rec rooms, dormers, porches, ness. Minimum cash required, sor, Conn. provided. Many employe bene JAWVER'S up.'f ; 1964 GTO automatic in good cabinets, formica, built - ins, must have Initiative, promo time or part-time. Laurel fits. Apply to the Singer Com LOST — Savin M anor, 649-4610. I HE'S DOWN/ e HM H HU. Ut. TJ« •.«. g J OK, Passbook No. shape. 8900. C all 742-8283. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. tlonal ideas with imagination KEYPUNCH operator, Alidia- pany, 866 Main Street, Man 16871 H artfor National Bank and desire to build a reward- Numerical, experience on IBM 8 TO 11 p.m., nurses aide, full chester. n ‘‘Do you know something, Prestwick? We ran a time- and Trust Co., First’ Manches- REPOSSESSION — Pontiac Le- AXMJmONS, remodeling, ga- Ing future. F A D Annulll Real- 029. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., time arid part-time. Laurel MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD motion study on you and you lost!’’ ter office. Application made for mane, 2-door hardtop. Bucket rage, «ec rooms, bathrooms ty, 649-6644. Regent St., Mamdieater. payment. seats, console, autoniatic, pow tiled, kit s 1 1 P A c a T H n m r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 196& MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, \ FEBRUARY 6, 1989 PAGE THIirrY>ONB A itk ia i For Scrio 45 Out of Town Honsos For Solo 72 Housos For Soln 72 H o u m s For Sato 72 Out of Town Broadway with Owen Vardan in AlAncm U M SHEETS - Used Out of Town Wantod— Root Estalo 77 For Ront 66 Movie Actress the mueleal "New Girl In at printing plateal .009 thick. TWO-FAMILT flaU. Oty LARGE, clean, attractive 11- For Sato 75 For Sato 75 HOME and income combina ALL CASH for your property ’Town.” Acclaimed In her role CLASSIFIED 233cSr’, X oonta each or 5 for ROCKVILLE — Attractive 8H room house including *^4-r o o m utilities, treed lot, handy loca tion with this Cape style two withiii 24 hours. Avoid red tape. Thelma Ritter BEHRn room apartment, stove, refrig rentsU plus excellent barn, 332’ as an amiably disreputable and TV-Radio Tonight tl. Call 64S.27U. tion. $19,900. FMlbrlck Agency, aoUTH WINDflOR — New family 4-3. Ideal for two young VERNON — NeW ' listing, 6H Instant service. Hayes Agency, elderly delinquent, aha and Mlaa erator and heat, ample park- frootage, '$28,600. Hutchins Ustlng, 7^room Raised Ranch, 646-0121. 649-6347. families or an in-law situa room. Ranch ]dus fuUy fin Dies at Age 64 Verdon ahared an Antlonette adults, no p ^ . $100. Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 ga tion. Separate utilities, country ished rec room, good lot, $21,- Perry a'ward. ADVERTISING Boots and Accossoriof 44 monthly. 649-4824, 876-llM. SOUTH — Newly com rages, large bedrooms, stove, WANTED — Single home suit NEW Y<»U{ (AP) —Thelma atmosphere. $21,6(X>. Wtdverton MANCHESTER Vicinity — 900. H.M. FrecheUe, Realtors, pleted 6-room Raised Ranch able for two or building lot Although only 5-foot-8 and T e le v is io n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 14’ FIBEROLA8 boat 40 h.p. VERNON —Beautiful 8^ room Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. dishwasher and disposal, $82.- 647-9993. Ritter, the raspy-voiced charac on large lot, kitchen with dis Tliree capes, two Ranches in nice Manchester location. weiglrirg 110 pounde, ahe ahone 6:00 P erry Ifoson motor, electric start. Complete apartment in excellent res from $17,600. Ten percent 900. H.M. Frechette, Realtors, ter aotress who played in mov (M , —___ I Douglas 8 AJL to 4:80 PJI. posal, stove, diehwasher, tile ANDOVER —New Uatlng. 6H Will consider house that needs aa a comedienne of giant talent. (U) Kcnr . ski a r i safety equipment, ex idential area featuring heat, TWO FAMILY, 6-6, 8 bedrooms, down,<’over 100 lisUnge. Meyer 647-9998. OrllTta 7 ;» 9 m Ootna the BrMes bath and a half with colored room Ranch with rec room,, to be renovated. C^l 646-1669 ies, radio, television and one One time, however, when fiie (18) Voyos* to Um Bottom WMI Of Eune tras. Trailer. Ook $1,600, no hot water, refrigerator and buUt 1966, good condition. FhO- of Um Sea Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. ^ ’TOLLAND after 6. Broadway musical, died today was compared with Marie Dres CM*Y CLOSING TIME «O R CLASSIFIED ADVT. ’ reasonable otter refused. Call range, $100 Adults, no pets. fixtures, 3 bedrooms, formal brick Agency, Realtors, 649- large treed lot, 2-car garage. (30) Dlseovorfaif Amoiics sier, a much ampler early-day .(34) Ifisterogeite Noightjor- 4sM P.M. DAT BEI»ORB PUBUOAnOM after 6 p.m., 643-5962. Call 872-0628 week days. dining room, 2-car garage, In 6347. MANCHBS’TER — Lovely 6- READY FOR SPRING RM . Frechette, Realtors, 647- in Queens General Hospital. She hood quiet area. Builder, Charles Now under construction. 8 9693. film star, Sfiss Ritter replied: DMMlIine tor Saturdajr M d Monday la 4:M p.m. Frlda3 . room Cape with fireplace, Angelo Strano Day Would have been 66 on Valen (80) n # ICunsten 8) Poritm____ BLUNGTON — Plnney Brook Ponticelll, 649-9644. SEVEN ROOM Split, three bed- wooded lot. Immediate occu room Garrison Coloni^ on "I don’t want to he the sectmd (40) Omigan's U oad 9-13) The Good ,Ouya VERNON — 6H room 1960 Proclaimed by Mayor tine’s Day. (40) WeiUlMt 40) Tom Oa Ftiol and Food 49-A Apartments —8^ room unit in rooms, formal dining room, pancy. Only $21,500. H.M. Fre a huge treed lot In an area anything.’’ 13) Merr Oriffln TQIV OOOTKBATIOM WIIX m A I L A ^ MANCHESTER — Immaculate Ranch, seven acres, 977’ front (W LiSdlM Day brick, one story, garden apart baths, family room, fireplace, chette,' Realtors, 647-0603. of choice homes. 4 bed HAR’TFORD (AP)—Today is Miss Ritter, who resided In Her movie redes Included the T ’Troop 9:00 ' Wedpesdey, N jja iioyle BB APPBDCIAnED U IAL 04^2/11 SEASONED fireplace wood, Cape, six finished rooms, air- age, 20 X SO’ recent outbuild (18) Aftornoon Report lO-OOOUtn Muric Hal ment building. Range, xetrig- patio, large wooUed lot. Char- rooms, flreplaced living Angelo Strand Day here by proc Queens with her husband of 41 maid In "All About Eve,” the I) BevoTiy HDIMUIm delivered. Call 649-1869 or 1- conditioned, aluminum sfding, Ing. Close to highway. Hutch (34. . )------What's— NewT - erator, disposal, air condlUon- Bon Agency, 643-0683, 649-2426. MANCHESTER — Putch Colo room, built-in kitchen, IH lamation at Mayor Ann Uccello. years, Joseph Moran, suffered a mother-in-law In ’ "The Mating (40) Truth or O)nooquenees 13) Movie of Uw Wmeek 228-9686. garage, wooded lot. Char-Bon Ins Agency Realtors, 640-6324 Safaoeriotloh'TV er, interior brick wall, base nial, center hall, 7 rooms, 4 baths, first floor family Strano, one ^ the crewmen heart attack at her home Jan. Game,’ ’ the panhandler in 6:00 ( ^ 1 ^ 1 ^ * Mam N.B.T. TM ival Continuod From Procoding Pago ment laundry suid storage area. Agency, 648-0683, 649-2426. THE ORIGINAL (end proud) bedrooms, l\i baths, d ty room and garage. $29,800. at the captured U.S. IntelUgencd 0:30 .. Oreen Aoros ANDOVER —Oompletely _re 27. ’’Pickup on South Street,’’ the (20) Marriage Today 10:00 10-20-32-30) The OntoMer Total electric. Adults only, owners have outgrown their utilities, good condition. Mid Please call 649-5306. ship Pueblo, is to return to his (23) HIgIdShts Housohoid Goods 51 LAKEFRONT all year ‘round stored 6-room Colonial, alumi A native of Brooklyn, rile be free-wheeling mlUionairess in (18) RKIaman M) War of the Rooeo no pets, $116 per month. Call home In the desirous Rock- 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. hometown today. He will be pre- 8) PortroU o f PMer Ustinov home, 4 huge bedrooms, roomy num aiding, flreirface, wide gan acting when she was 8 "Titanic,’’ a meddling sister-in- (30) H d iolo'i Navy 3). HawaU # t v ^ Holp 36 Ho'p Wantod— Malo 36 SINGER automatic zlg-sag sew ledge area and ore putting tt eented with a key to the city ^ „ (34) The World We Live la James J. Oessay, at 876-0184. stone fireplace, pine paneled, B 6 - W floor boards, barn, 62 acres. years old and appeared with law in "A Hide n the Head," 6:06 (40) Combat U) News ing machine, with cabinet, ex on the market. House Is in ex by Mayor Uccello. 10:80 18) Woody Wbodbury INTERESTING clerical position living room. 2-car garage, sum BARROWS and WALLACE C3o, H.M. Frechette. Realtors, 647- end as a secretary In "Daddy 6:30 (10-2M0) RunUey-Brinidey 11:00 cellent condition, hems, button 4H ROOM Duplex, stove, re ceUent condition, has 5H Out of Town stock companies in the metro (30) New Horizons ^10-l»2&4l0-40) Nows, open for a retired man who mer porch, 2 full baths, and Manchester Parkade 9993. politan area. Long Legs." (18) My lavPriU Martian veother. Sports holes, sews on buttons, em frigerator, diapoBol, full base rooms, H i bathe, two fire VALENTINES FOR OPS (SO) Mckeevor and Uie would like to si^xplement his much more. Keith Agency, 646- For Soto 75 Manchester 649-6306 Miss Ritter assumed various (24) Whofa New Colonel WINDOW present income, hours 9 until broiders, Monograms, elL-. ment. CaU 1-872-4229 after 6 places, co m p le t^ flniatied SOUTH WINDSOR, large cus NEW YORK (AP) — More Her first movie role. In the (8) News. Fnuik Reynolds 4126 649-1922. BOLTON — Immaculate 6Vi roles on radio programs, and (3-12) Walter Oonklte .. _ News, Weather, Sports 4:30, 6 days a week. Please Originally over $800., now only p.m. basem^t, garage choice lot, BOL’TON —Coventry line, ideal tom, L Ranch, 2 baths, fire than 600 million Valentine’s Day 1947 "Miracle on 34th Street,’’ 11:36 ( 3) Btsrtlght Movie room Ranch with three bed appeared In the ’Hieatre Guild 6:46 (20) News 11:80 (6-<0) Joey Bisbip reply Box X, Manchester Her $66. or $10. monthly. City Sew SEVEN ROOM older home, ex etc. Sensibly priced In the high family home reduced to $26,900. place, barbecue, first floor cards WiU be purchased and launched her on the road to 7:00 (8;12) Truth or Consequenceo^ CLEANER VERNON — Beautiful 3% room rooms, living room with fire-, of the Air, Mr. District Attor (lOdOW lh Tonight ald. ing Center, 022-0476. cellent condition, on bus line. twenties. T.J. Crockeitt; Real Spacious Colonial, fireplace, family room, formal din mailed during the flve day peri semistardom in a number of (10) Alfred Rltchcbck (13) Late Movie apartment. In exceUent res place and paneled wall, good ney, Big ’Town, and' the Aldrich (18) WhoTs My Line 1:00 ( S-W) News Property Includes 2 extra buUd- tor, 648-1677. two baths, two car garage, IVj ing room, modern kitcheiv 2- od preceding Valentine’s Day, films. Her part in "Miracle” at (20) Huntley-Brinkley NEW DELilDCE fflg 2*ag (double idential area. Featuring heat, Family. 1:30 (3) News, Ws Experienced, part-time or Ing lots. Marion E. Robertson. sized dining ’’L”, a bright acres. Lcuis Dimock Realty, car garage, Phllbrick Agency, making this the most concen first was orty a walk-on, but her SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TIN08 needle) sewing machines, hot wfiter, refrigerator an d EIGHT ROOM Colonial re- tuH-tlme. Good pay. All Realtor. 648-6668 workable kitchen, baths, 649-9823. Realtors 649-8847. • trated period of greeting card di^lnctlve voice, edgi^ with She made her teteviskm debut MOLD MAKERS makes button holes mono range, $100. Adults, no pets. production, 2\i baths, 2 fire fringe benefits. Must be re- wall to wall carpeting, 16 x 34’ safes in the year, says Irving satire, caught the attention of In 1996 and appeared on the U.S. grams, bund hems dresses, CaU 872-0628 weekdays. COLONIAL —central entrance, places, family ' room, recrea GLAS’TONBURY Three bed BOLTON—NINE room custom R a d io Uable. CaU TOOL MAKERS in the ground swimming pool, Cohen, president of Fifth Ave producer Darryl Zanuck. He or Steel Hour and in such ploys as doeis fancy designs, overcasts, modem kitchen, dining room, tion room, double garage, 2 room Ranch with view, large built executive Raised Ranch ‘"rhe Catered Affair,’’ "The (lU s IMtag hMSIndes only flio os news braadcasto of It sr U ELLINGTON — 3M room Gar concrete patio, over one acre nue Card atope, the country’s dered the part built up for her. Interviews Monday to Fri tdl without attachments. Our 3 large living room, mud room, patloe, trees. Superb landscap living room with fireplace, along exclusive dead-end road. Late Christopher Bean’’ and minute length. Some stattons carry other short newscasts.) den Apartments. Large rooms, of land with a view. Like new largest chain o< greeting card In that film she played a har day. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat year parts and service 4 bedrooms, central air-condt- ing, 200’ fronta^. Hutchins., family kitchen, heated rec Mid 40’s. George Lapins, Bro "The Show-Ott.” WBCB 913 8:00 News 649-6384 heat, hot water, appliances, throughout. $29,500. U ft R stores. ried Brooklyn housewife who urday by appointment. guarantee. Reduced for quick tlonlng, garage. Phllbrick room, garage, terrace, swim ker, 624-1289. 6:00 Hoitford HIghlIgtiU 8;i0■ Speak Up Sports "HURRY UP! We're expecting an attack by the people Agency Realtors, 649-6824. ' Realty Company Inc., 643-2692 tells off an equally harried de She and her husband, vice 8:W Speak Up Hoiiuot sale. $46.80 cash or terms avail waU to waU carpeting, adults. ming pool. Custom built. Dead Cohen points out that the big 7:00 News I p**** S p . who want their BAG G AG E!" Agency Realtors, 649-6347. R.D. Murdock, 643-6472. partment store Santa dous for presider.t o f a radio advertising 8:00 Cioalight ____11:80Barry Barry Pa Poiber 643-4257 able to nejponsible party. Call Call 876-9407. CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, end street. C2ose to Manches BOL’TON — 6\i room Raised gest single day of the greeting 13:00 Quiet Houra 13:16 Sign Off promislrg her son too murii for firm .had two ctaUdren—a son, Capitol Sewing for free SOUTH MAIN STREET — An on oversize lot. 120’ wide, and ter, East Hartford and school. Ranch, rec room, sun deck, card year Is always Valentine’s wrop—1U6 875-7927 BABCOCK HiU Rd., Coventry VERNON — Superb four bed Christmas. Joseph Anthony, and a dazgh- 6:00 Afternoon Edition EXPERIENCED OIL delivery 246-2140. Older seven room house that exceptionally well landscaped. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- l\ i bath.s, fireplace, 2 acre lot. Day, and that this year sales 3:00 Danny Clayton 6:00 News Scenic setting, two bedroom room Colonial, l\i baths, huge ter, Monica Ann. 6;00 Dirk HaotherioD has become too big for pres 2-ear garage, Bowers School, 5061. Only $23,500. Hayes Agency. are expected to be 16 per cent She then rolled up a long num 9:00 BUI Love 6:16 Market Ropon VERNON MOLD & TOOL, Wantod— ^To Buy 58 Apartmonts— Flatf— apartment. Heat, stove, refrig flreplaced living room, formal 6:30 Weather BURNER SERVICEMAN CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ent owner. ’Ihree bedrooms, $28,000. Phllbrick Agency Real 646-0131. more than In 1968. ber of Hollywood successes 1:00 0 «ry Oirord 6:36 StrkUy Bporu INC. erator, fireplace. Seven miles dining, big kitchen with self- ranges, automatic washers Tonomonts 63 IM baths, all in excellent con tors, 649-6347. BOL’TON — 6% room Ranch, Valei^tnes he notes, show sev which. In the early 1900’s, READ CAREFUILY WmF—133* 6:35 Afternoon EdlUon 916 Hartford Tpke., Rockville HOUSESIOLD lots — A n tiq u e s,----- cleanlng oven, garage. Large MANCHESTER Suburban —^Ex 6:00 News 7:00 Accent 09 Excelloit position, good with guarantees. See them at to UCom. CaU 649-2866 before dition. Lots of living space. three to four bedrooms, family eral important trends this year: gained her an unprecedented LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — 6:16 EpciUc Up bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, THREE ROOM apartment with fenced In lot, $81,6(X). C.B. Go- ecutive estate. Large 7-room 7:16 Now pay, paid vacation, paid B.D, Pearl’s Appliances, 646 6, 643-0708 evenings and week- Priced In low twenties. T.J. TWO FAMILY, large 6 & 8 Du room, fireplace, garage. Ex-1 an emphasis on direct sentimen four consecutive Oscar nomina During a trip to M em j^, Rog 6:00 iGws 7:30 David Brlnkln Main St. CaU 648-2171. glassware. We buy estates. VU- heat and appliances, 643-2226 ends. plex, bath and half on owner’s vang Aasociatea, 643-9674, 872- custom built Ranch, 2H. baths, 6:16 Bpoak ^ Hartford 7:30 News of the World hoU^ys, good working con JOURNEYMAN electrician and Oockett Realtor, 643-1677. cellent area. Private treed lot. I tal themes and a 76 per cent in tions for best supporting actress er Warner spotted this sign In a 6:46 Lowell liiomas 8:06 Pop Oonoart lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 call after 6 p.m. side separate furnaces, one 4166. 3 fireplaces, paneled den, over 8:86 Phil RIzsuto 9:06 NirtMbeot ditions. helper, paid vacation and bene Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, crease in special cards for serv —but no Oscars. restaurant window: "T-Bones, 8 ROOMS OF Lake St., Bolton, 646-8247. VERNON — Mount Verron GARRISON Colonial — Eight minute from Main St. Very sized 2-car garage electric 7:00 The World Tonight 11:00 N m . Weather fits. Wilson Electrical Co., 649 TWO unfurnished coraiectirg BOLTON — (Choice Mount Sum 646-0131. icemen. In 1967, she costarred on 86 cento. With Meat, $8.60.’ ’ 7:30 Prank Olfford 11:16 Bporta Final FURNITURE Apartments. Now available rooms, modem kitchen, for nice condition, Wolverton Agen doors, extra amesite parking 7:80 %>eak Up Sport* 11:80 Other Bide of Uie Dor 4817. WANTED — Antique furniture rooms in good neighborhood. ner area)-. Six room brick end new 3% rooms at $146. and mal dining room, four bed cy, Realtors, 6492813. SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch Hill. area, 16 x 34’ swimming pool, WHITING CORP. ONLY $169 glass, pewter, oil paintings or Share kitchen and bath, private frame (1966) Colonial Ranch, $160. 4% rooms at $165 and rooms, central alr-conditloning, Large, Jumbo size 4-bedroom all equipped. ’This home Is other antique items. Any entrance, parking. Reasonable custom built. 1,300 square feet 264 Broad St., Manchester Used But AJl In Good Shape $170. Heat, hot water, refrig garage. One year old. $31,800. $17,000 — 6 room Cape, 3 nice Colon.il, family room, formal placed on a 3H acre plateau Salesman Wantod 36*A rate to single adult or retired plus walkout basement, attach 649-1166 — Includes — quantity. Tlie Harrison’s, 643- erator, oven-range, disposal, bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, dining room, large llvl:^ room. so os to enjoy all of the bene Bedroom Suite person. Send name, address Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ed oversized two-car garage. 8709, 165 Oakland Street. dishwasher, wall to wall car 649-6347. fireplace, full basement, over On a high wooded lot. Phllbrick fits, view and summer breezes. U vlng Room Suite and phone number to Box B, Beautiful wooded acre. Out . . . DURING THIS FACTORY AUTHORIZED INTERVIEWING peting, air-conditioning, swim sized garage, large private lot, Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. You will enjoy living In this 6 Pc. Dhwbte Sett Manchester Hersild. standing value in high 20’s. Call CAREER-MINDED individual ming pool' and tennis courts, MANCHESTER — Seven years nice condition. Call now. W ol-. exceptional home, priced to sell FEBRUARY 16-17 Leunps, Tables, Rugs, Pictures Suzanne Shorts, 646-3283. Ex wanted for management posi parking and storage all includ young, three bedroom Ranch, verton Agency, Realtors, 649 VERNON —Custom built at $76,000. Don’ be disappoint cuid a few other items. Rooms Without Board 59 clusive, J. Watson Beach ft tion for growing (Hartford bas National financial organiza ed. Nb pets. Hartford, 627-9238, rec room, two delightful baths, 2813. Colonial Ranch, prime area, ed, call now. Warren E. How PLUS! Pumlshod Co., Realtors. ed) fast food service organlza- tion needs Executive-type Refrigerator or Range Vernon, 876-8721, 876-4866. garage, an enclosed rear patio. quality oonstructlon, three land, Realtor, 648-1108. b bbibbi THE ’THOMPSON House — Cot Apartmonts 63-A Located In Prestige area. PRIVACY — Parkllke 230x286’ large bedrooms, double ga IBBI Uoa, 21 or over, capable of as Salesman with business-pro YOURS ONLY AT tage St. centrally located, large $27,600. Call J. D. Real Estate yard, spotless six room Rtmch, rage, barn. Only $86,900. Kayes VERNON — 6% room Ranch, SAVE fessional contact experience suming responsibUitles. A per pleasantly furnished rooms, ROOM furnished apeotment UP TO to introduce Credit Plan. A-LrB-E-R-T-’-S Wantod To Ront 68 Assn Inc. 643-8120, and 649 plastered walls, sundeck, LEGAL Agenicy, 646-0181. carport, half acre lot, full base manent position with fringe parking. Call 640-2358 for over with bath. Centrally located, Field training and $150 Phone: "John” Gulda 1638. garage, trees. Don’t mias It. ment, buiU-lns, near school. baiefits. Experience not neces- night and permanent gutet reasonable. <3all after 4 p.m., WANTED —6 rooms, middle COVENTRY — Route 31. Large weekly guarantee to man ’ToU Free 1-800-992-8647 Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- NOTICE Priced to seU, $20,900. Hayes aaty, we wUl train. Successful rates. 640-8404. aged working couple, no pets. 5324. five room Cape with IH baths, meeting our requirements. SPLIT-LEVEL, LARGE Uvlng Agency, 646-0131. applicant must have ambition, Albert’s Furniture Co. Must have by March 1st. Will room with cathedral ceilings, basement. Garage. Real big For appointment for per 268 S. Main S t, Waterbury PLEASANT room for gentle SIX ROOM completely fur Manchester TOWN OP MANOHESTEE ANNUAL SALE energy and enthusiasm. Apply pay up to $110. monthly. Call lot. Terrific buy at only sonal Interview In Hartford, Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9—Sat. 9-6 nished duplex, centrally lo kitchen with built-lns, three In own handwriting, P.O. Box man, parking, lliien service. 8T2-3179 after 5 p.m. The Zoning Boaid of Appeals $18,900. T.J. Crockett. Real Write Manager, Box 4038, cated, references. Call after 6, bedrooms, 1% baths, family THREE BEDROOM 2266, Bishops Comer Branch, BRAND NEW automatic zig CaU 644-0248. will hold public hearings on tor, 643-1677. Wantod— R«al Estato 77 Cleveland, Ohio, 44123. 647-1618. RB3TIRBD couple. desires a one room. KiUbrick Agency, SIX ROOM COLONIAL IMow in progress at all IVIagnavox Dealers West Hartford, (>>nn. 06117. An zag sewing machines, un Realtors, 649-6347. Monday, February 17, 1969, CENTRAL, clean room for gen bedroom apartment, first BOLTON—EIGHT room Raised SELLING YOUR HOMET BUr equal opportunity employer. claimed lay-aways. Reduced to Two fireplaces, knotty pine starting at 7:00 p.m. In the m i tleman, working days. floor reasonable. CaU 647-1910. Ranch, IMi baths, built-ins, prompt courteous service that $44.60. Easy terms. Dealer 247- SPLIT LEVEL, all brick con rec room, 1% teths, central Hearing Room of the Municipal SERVICE STATION attendant, Separate entrance and bath Businoss Locations beautifully finished rec room gets results. Call Louis Ddmock Holp. Wantod— 1086. ‘ WOMAN desires 3-room heated struction, 4 bedrooms, formal air conditioner, wall to wall Building, to hedu- and ocxieider full-time. Apply Sunset Service room, parking. 649-4266. For Ront 64 with bar and fireplace, '2-car Realty, 649-9828. Malo or Fomaio 37 apartnjent, reasonable rent, dining room, 2% baths, ma carpeting throughout. New Ihe following pefitlcn; STATE Stotlon, 656 E. liDddle T’pke., hogany family room, 2 fire garage. One acre plus lot. $81,- SEWING MACHINES — singer ROOM sultalble tor working gen- FOR RENT or sale-461 Main near shopping and bus line. ly remodeled Inside and out, \ HEARING AL60. PRIVATE party destree resi Manchester. REAL ESST’A’TE salesman, es automatic zig-zag, texcellcni tlomsn, centraUy located. $16 Call 646-2312. places, 2-car garage, many washer and dryer. 24’ round 600. J. D. Real Estate A ^ - F Street. Building and lot next Item No. 1—B. J. Russel, Ihc., dential building lot, ^ acre tablished agency, private of condition. Makes buttonholes, more features. Must be seen. Celco swimming pool ready' clatee, Inc., 643-8779. weekly. Please call 649-1746 af to Post Office Ehccellent loca Sl-SS-flO Tolland Turnpike, to- minimum in Manchester, Glas SAVE fice, carpeting, .^ ly Hutchins hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649 for summer fun, garage and ter 5 p.m. tion for any use. 646-2426 from dustrlal Zone. Request tonbury, Blast Hartford, 648- TOOL DESIGNERS Agency, 640-6324. inaUy over $300., 6 monthly 6347. breezeway. $28,600. Assum 9 to 6 p.m. Business Property Exception for Used Car. Deal 0768. payments of $8.60 each or pay- CLEAN furnished room for gen able 6hi% mortgage. INVITATION DETAILERS DRIVER to transport retarded For Sale 70 (XIUNTRY Cape with five big er’s Lioense and Oertlfioato of $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. tleman', central. Apply 4 Pearl MANCHESTER —Three new 649-1445 l is t in g s wanted, buying or chUdren, approximately 5 bedrooms in addition to a pic Approval for same, at above CHECKERS St., Mrs. DeMute. stores for lease. 600x100 square 391 CENTER Street, an eight After 6 p.m. for appoint T O B ID selling. OaU Paul PhilUps, Per hours daUy, Monday through Model Home Furniture nic table sized kitchen. Sunny tocaUon. feet. Busy location. Reasonable. nxwn home with 2-car garage ment, no agents. Sealed bids will be reoei'ved at sonalized Realty Service, 390 ’Top rates, overtime, Friday. CaU 649-8943. living room with open stair All persona interested may at 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Hayes Agency, 646-0181. located In business n zone. the office of the Director of Mato Street, 649-9268. all benefits. way, two'"full bathrooms, oil, CENTRALLY located. Six room tend this hearing. 19 PIECES Dwelling could be easily con General Services, 41 Center Apartnwnts— Flats— 263 MAIN Street, offices f o r hot water heat, walk-out base Colonial In the Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals $297 verted for professional or com Street, Manchester, Cfonn., un r r WAS bound to happen; One Long range programs. SIniafioiis Wantod— Tenements 63 rent, $40. monthly. Ask f o r ment, with a one car garage. Green area. 3 big bedrooms, Chiartes G. Pirie, of those suburban stores is mercial occupancy. Robert J. til February 25, I960 at 11:00 Fomolo 38 Interior Designer wants reUable Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. 1700 square feet of living area formal dining room, fireplace Chairman opening a downtown brianch! Enjoy the b ^ t , Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, (or $21,500. Wolverton Agency a.m. tor CLEARING AND family or newlyweds to accept WE HAVE customers waiting 6495241. in living room. H i baths, par John A. (>igianello, to help to finding "head MANCHESTER TOOL RELIABLE woman would Uke SMALL WORK SHOP or stor Realtors, 6492813. GRUBBING — PARKBR-OAK- delivery of complete Model Dis- for the rental of your apart tially finished basement, alum Seoretajy . quarters" for your family, visit & ,DESIGN INC. age room, approximately 260 LAND OONNBX3TOR. most yiyjd pictures BARBER SHOP long estab inum siding, only $25,900. T.J. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, r^gw'cL?iT23°^^" Qu2^iri^r;'ltura 7^1 ment or home. J.D. Real Es square feet, near Main St. CaU 391 CENTER Street, an eight ISO Hartford Road. g . Cal 1-423 4806. removed to warehouses for Pub- tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. lished wilth large clientele, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1677. Bid forms, plans and specifi 646-4126! 643-9678. room home with 2-car garage cations are available at the 6496263 lie Sale. Modern 3 complete Wolverton Agency Realtors, located In business n zone. NOTICE LUXURY two bedroom apart 649-2813. THREE Incomes, Center Street, General Services Office, 41 Cen in Color TV today! rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 Dwelling couk) bo easily con TOWN OF MANCHESTER, OONSTRUenON foreman, car Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ment, first floor, five months two family, 6-5 plus separate ter Street, Manchester, Con pc. Convertible living Room, STORE, 20’ x 70’, 846 Main verted for professional or com CONNECTICUT LEGAL pentry experience helpful, in lease or longer, kitchen appli five room house. Selling as necticut. GROOMING all breeds. Har 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. Street. CaU 622-3114. mercial occupancy. Robert J. OFFK2B OF THE stalling swimming pools. Good mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron ances furnished, lots of heat, Land For Sale 71 a package. Wolverton Agency Town of Manchester, $10 down, you may purchase Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, Realtors, 649-2813. GENBIRAL MANAGER NOTICE second income for man now Rd., Bolton. 643-6427. any room Individually. Im parking. No children or pets. SMALL STORE near 100 per Connecticut ACREAGE In Manchester and 649-5241. MUNICIPAL BinLDING TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF Your choice of three working third shift. For ap mediate delivery or free CaU 640-9262. cent Main Street location. Ap Robert B. Weiss, South Windsor. ExceUent loca TWO-FAMILY, 4-4 — 2 car MANCHESTEUl, THE DEMfXJRATIC PARTY OF pointment caU 649-6962. COCKER SPANIEL pups, buff storage. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. MANCHESTER 3 bedroom General Manager tions. Priced to sell. Keith garage. In good condition. Cen CONNECTICUT 06040 ANDOVER, (XJNNBXTnCUT: A. Beautiful Mediterranean color males. Thoroughbreds. CAP & OCP Charge Plans LOOKING for anything lui real Cape, in like new condition, 24 beautiful, space-saving estate rentals — apartments, 1100 SQ. FT. BUSINESS loft Agency, 646-4128, 649-1922. tral location, near bus line and NOnCB TO CONTRACTORS— Pursuant to the provisions of CaU 1-875-7087. Also, our own Instant Credit ft. living room family size model 6906 homes, multiple dwellings, no available February 1st, light school. $23,900. CaU after 6, 646- INVTTA’nO N TO BID the State Primary Law and the Top Wages— Plan kitchen, aluminum combina 0410. BROWN miniature poodles, fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate ing and heat available. ’Two NOTICE B. Graceful Contemporary tions, oil steam heat, $31,600. In accordance with provisiona Rules of the Democratic Party, fine-furniture styles... eight weeks old. AKC register Associates, Inc., 643-6120. 10x10 overhead doors, toilet Houses For Sale 72 Fringe Benefits DISCOUNT FURNITURE Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER — $19,900. Six df the Town Charter, s ^ e d pro O F M E E TIN G you are hereby warned that a model 6902 ed. Male and females. <3all 643- faculties, large parking lot. posals wl'U be received In the caucus wUl be held at the TV)wn 0146. WAREHOUSE MANCHESTER —Deluxe 2- SIX ROOM RANCH, Immediate 649-2813. room Cape Cod, fireplace, com. Manchester Retail Broad St. behind Dairy Queen, Office of the Purchasing Agent CAUCUS OF Hall, Andover, on Wettoesday, C. Charming Colonial NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS bedroom duplex apartment. In occupancy, two baths, tw o pletely redecorated inside, 168x $176. a month. F & D. Annulli MANCHESTER — Large 6 room 165’ lot. $1,000 down FHA., no of the Town of Manchester, Con OONNECTTCUT February 12. 1969 at 8:00 p.m. model 6904 WANTED home for three male 3580 Main St. Hartford cludes appUances, heat, hot fireplaces, large lot, tw car Furniture Store Realty, 649-6544. Cape, 1% baths, many extras, necticut, not later than: !or the purpose of selecting scon so kittens. (3all 643-8468 after 6 522-7249 water, many features. $180. garage. Low 80’s. Morrison down VA. Hutchins Agency, DEMOCRATS NOW $28,900. J.G. Possum, 648-9860. Realtors, 649-5324. t o w n 0F BOLTON, Has Openings for: p.m. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) CaU Superintendent, Mr. FURNISHED office for rent or Agency, 643-1016, 648-0644. B'ebruary 28, 1969 €(t 10 A.M., party-endorsed candidates for 176 Pine St. Manchester Elastem Standard Time CONNECTICUT muni'cliial offices to be voted Slade,, 649-0086. lease, approximately 400 MANCHESTER —Custom built ONLY 646-2332 BLOCK from Parkade. . .cus MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 5-6 At which time and place said TO THE INHABITANTS OF for to the Town Election on May Finisher—Qualified finisher square feet, ground floor, all 6-room Ranch, family room, In a residential area, good Articles For Sale 45 (fSrmer Norman’s Furn. 22 LOCUST Street, six room du tom built cape with full shed proposals shall publicly be open THE TOWN OF BOLTON, 1, 1969, and to (xxiduct any other wlUlng to do shipping and utilities included. Mqin Street, large kitchen, walk-out base floor plan, with 2 bedrooms, Warehouse plex, adults preferred, $140. dormer. Quality construction. ed for ftiraishing of all mate PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: business proper to come before receiving. ALWAYS a fine selection of near Center. Security deposit One room to be finished up. ment, excellent location. Upper living room, dining room, and at corner of Pine & Forest St.s) Lease and security required, rials, labor, equipment and In- A meeting of the members of said caucus. reconditioned TV seta, at your required. $126. monthly. CaU One car garage. Owners are 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. large kitchen, oil hot water Truck Driver—Experienced Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 ' i 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. I otdentals to construct the Olcott the Caucus of Connecticut Dem If valid opposing candidates Zenith Authorized dealer 843-9678. anxious to sell. T.J. Crockett, heat, aluminum storms and 0 with handling furniture. 40- MANCHESTER is only minutes Street Interceptor Sewer from ocrats who reside to the Town jhould be filed, the Primary Modern TV Service, 385 Cen 'TWO-SPEED white Lady Ken- MANCHESTER — New Garden Realtor, 643-1677. screens, extra 87 x 148’ treed hour week (Tuesday through TWO ROOM office, 100 percent away from this H i room of Bolton will be held at 8 p.m. election would be held on March te r St. 643-2205. Open daily more wringer washer, lint fil type two bedroom deluxe apart building lot, A-zoned. Wolver Hartford Road to the existing Saturday). Main St. location. Inquire Mar Ranch plus patio, garage and on Tuesday, February 11, 1969 26, 1969. Magnavox Instant Automatic Color... always 15"*C0L0R PORTABLE and Thursday evenings. ter, timer, new water pump, ment. Quiet location, heat and TEN ROOM older home in the ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. sewage treatment plant (3100 low’s, 867 Main St. large lot. $14,600. Mitten I^eal- to the Community Hall, Elolton, Dated at Andover, Conn, this Apply now in person to $50. 643-6301. appUances furnished. $175 per heart of Manchester, 6 bed feet, more or less) end a sew MILLIONS of rugs have been ty, 643-6930. Connecticut. 3rd day of February 1969. Mr. Keith or Mrs. Garrity at month. Call Paul W. Dougan, EAST HAR’TFORD — Burnside rooms, or 3 room apartment er extension from the Intersec brings you perfect pictures automatically! cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s aind 2 bedrooms, 2-oar garage, The objects of the 'meeting Democratic Town Committee Realtor,, 649-4535. Avenue, modem 2 story office 6-6 DUPLEX located In Saint tion of Olcott Street and Spen'Cer America’s finest. Rent electric 17" GE portable TV excellent plus carport, additional 2 rooms Street to 8460, more or less, feet are: James M.. Egan, Chairman building with elevator, small 2 James Parish, recent heating With this most important advance delay; Magnavox high fidality sound The G. iE. Keith shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- condition, 649-2509. MANCHESTER 2-bedroom, first over garage. Phllbrick Agency F O R L E A S E west. 1. The consideration of any Williams Ck). room office. 1600 sq. ft. office system, new oak floors, new Furniture Co., Inc. floor apartment, in newer 2 Realtors, 649-6847. Oontraot Documents Includiijg proposal of amenttoiente to in Color TV —you enjoy a perfectly- for unequaled program realism. Ex SAVE BIG! Do your own rug BRASS bird cage, $9. Glass space. Will divide to suit ten ceramic baths, possible mort t Veman. Brand m family. $145 per month, plus drawings end technical specifi the by-la'ws o f the Caucus of LEGAL tuned picture that automatically stays clusive Magnavox 1116 Main St. and upholstery cleaning vWth punch bowl and 23 cups, J8. ant. Reasonable rent. Giuliano MANCHESTER gage assumption. Call Mr. I building. Minutes fro Bondad Circuitry utilities. Call Paul W. Dougan cations, are on file at the office Connecticut Democrats Manchester, Conn. Blue Lustre. Rent electric T-V table, 26" high, swivel top, Realty, 622-7143. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- Inlarstnte M . 1000, M00.I precise on every channel—every time! gives you the lasting satisfaction o f Realtor, 649-4635. JUST ARRIVED of the Purchasing Ag^t located adopted at its founding con NOTICE shampooer $1. Olcott Variety $5. 649-7368. On the market! We urge you 1413. PRIME office for lease. Excex>- MOO, 6000 . sq. feet, olearl at the Muni'Clpal Building, 41 ference at New Britato, No other Color TV today offers you knowing you own the finest, most Store. MANCHES’TER — Deluxe 2 bed to inspect this delightful, TOWN OF MANCHESTER tlonal location. Medical Phar $20,600 — VERY attractive 3- iR«n celling. WUI snb-l 3enter Street, Manchester, Con Connecticut, on the 14th day so many significant advantages: B ril reliable Color TV made. And, these FULL or part-time experienc- . „■ GOOD sturdy old bureau with room apartment, large kitchen, completely finished, 0 room The Zoning Boaiti of Appeals m acy Building, Haynes and bedroom Ranch, built-in range, divide Into onlto, ent of December 1968. ed service station attendant. sewing ma large mirror, twin bed, spring built-ins, $175 per month, heat Cape In fine area conven necticut. will hold public hearings on liant Color 29S sq. in. pictures with beautiful, space-saving Magnavox chine, slightly used, makes but Main Street. Paneled, air-con fireplace, natural woodwork, I hnvlnc Ito own feellltti 2. The election of delegates Good pay. Call or apply, Wy and mattress, $25. Call before Included. Call Paul W. Dougan ient to everything. With fire Copies of Contract Documents Monday, February 17, 1969, the most natural color ever; C olor TV consoles take up less room tonholes, sews on buttons, ditioned. Call evenings, 649- acre lot, trees, view. $1100. ifrom the Town of Bolton man Oil Co., 484 East Middle 2:3D, 643-1982. Realtor, 649-4636. place, fenced yard, garage, flOO per 1000 oq. ft. may be obtained by depositing starting at 7:00 p.m. to the Enjoy Big-Sat Parformanca and Raliability blind hems dresses, overcasts, dowm 9HA, no down VA. Chrom atone—gives far more vivid than most “ small-screen compacts.” Tpke., Manch. 643-2464. 5820, 643-6614, 243-1028. etc. Will sell quickly—only twenty-five dollars ($26.00) with to the Delegate Assembly of Hearing Rixim of the Municipal — 117 sq. in. screen is 15 sq. in. larger than monograms, makes fancy HEW ONE and two-bedroom de Hutchins Agency, Realtors. Weekdajns 8T t4)6 n l the Purchasing Agent tor each the Caucus of OonnecUcut Building, to hear and consider color; warmer black and white; Why settle for less? Come in— prove HARTFORD RD. — 2,600 $20,600! Call John Sledesky, 640-6824. most other color portables. Save 620 on model ckitches. Now only $68. or pay Office and Store luxe garden type apartments set of documents so obtained. Democrats, the first meeting the following petitions: square feet. Ideal for manu 649-5306. Q uick-O n pictures flash-to-life four to yourself why Magnavox is your ments of $8.80 per month. For available now. Call Paul E)ach such deposit will be re of which will be held Febru Item No. 2 Gall Roberto, 42 6000, with telescoping dipole antenna, plus Equipment 54 facturing or distribution, plat times faster—no annoying warm-up best buy— on any basis o f comparison. free delivery credit manager W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. funded if the drawings and Con- ary 16, 1969. Spruce Street, Residence Zone many more extra-value features. Ideal for ALL AflOUND form, excellent location. 649- B & W until 9 p.m.. If toll, call collect SMITH Corona desk style type- tract Documents are returned The Caucus of Connecticut B. Request eoctension of permis shelves, tables, or on optional mobile cart— a 246-2140. writer and Ektison Voice Writ THREE room apartment first 7295. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MACHINIST in g(xxl condition within ten (10) Democrats is an association or sion to (xinduct antique business perfect second set. -diagonal measure screen. er dictator (in leather carry floor, heat, stove, refrigerator, MAIN St., corner office, 3 rooms Manchester Parkade days 'after the bid opening^ ganized at New Britain, Con and maintain existing sign at DON’T merely brighten, your ing case). Both in working con electricity, hot water. No pets, BRIOBEPOftT and lavatory. House ft Hale Manchester 649-6306 Ihe Town of Manehebter re necticut on December 14, 1968. above location. carpets . . . Blue Lustre them dition, $66. each. Both for $100. adults only, $115. Central. 649- NOW RENTING Bldg. Call 643-4846 after 6 p.m. serves the right to waive any A copy of Its by-laws may be Item No. 3 Watktoe-Weet . . . eliminate rapid resoiling. 644-0712 after 6, or write Box 6324. MANCHESTER — Gracious Co OPERATORS Rent electric shampooer $1. Informalities or to reject any or obtained from Aloyslus J. Funeral Home, 142 East Center BUY NOW and SAVE...on a wide selection of magnificent Magnavox Home Entertainment Values! 187, Wapplng. 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. lonial, central location, 16x24’ Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper CHURCH Street— Four rooms, living room, fireplace, IH all bids. Ahearn, 9 Llynwood Drive, Bol Street, Business Zone I. Vari Center of town, plenty of park ttACHINE Supply. Elaich bidder must deposit with ton, Connecticut, Membership ance is requested for enlaige- second floor, stove, refrigera ing, 646-2426. 9-5. baths, 2-car garage, porch. Bel Sumuf, S aooJul 1. NO DOWN PAYMENT Wearing Apparel— tor, heat, hot water, electricity, Air Real EstatS, 643-9332. his bid, security in the amount, to the Caucus of Connecticiit ment of nonconforming use Service by our own licensed electrenists OPERATORS adults, no pets. $130 monthly. FOR RENT, Vernon Circle form and subject to the condi Democrats is open to: (a) regu (over 60% of assessed value) at TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY LADIES clothing, size 14, in Furs 57 $17,600 — 6 ROOM CUSTOM March 1st, 640-6253. store, located right on Circle, tions provided to the Instruc lar members—persons who are above locaticm. assures you optimum performance and IThsEMCOCORP.I good condition. Very reasona Ranch, large wooded lot, fire a a ble. Also odd household items. I 600 sq. ft. available, March tions to Bidders. registered Democrats and per Item No, 4 Louto J. Mlazga, 2. V Down— V 30, 60, 90. No Interest otters better than aver-1 FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, place, storms, $700 down FHA. Call after 7, 647-9680 or Mon BROWN Muskrat fur coat, $200. 1. For information call 872- Attmtlon of bidders Is partic sons from 16 through 21 who In south side West Center Street, dependability. W pay and llbemi bene- appliances, disposal, dryer. Meyer Agency, 643-0600. O illa q sL day daytime. Practically new. Call 649-6876. 0628 days. ularly called to the requlie- tend to become Democrats; and east of 82 West (Tenter Street, 3. Cash 30 Days flta, phis pleasant work-1 649-2420. Ing oondItiiDcis. ments as to conditions of em (b) associate members—Repub Business Zone II. Request Spe IT’S TERRIFIC *he way we’re licans and Independents and Apply A* OCCUPANCY Feb. 16, 6 rooms, i v llfflflBqrf F. & Louli C. Domote ployment to be obeerved and cial Exception to erect car selling Blue Lu^ > for clean- Wanted— To Buy 58 Houses For Rent 65 first floor, $110, 92 Wells St. minimum wage rates to be paid persons not registered to vote. wash at above location. . ‘nK rugs and uphois.ek-y. Rent J u n io r Dduae Aiwrtmente from 1145 per month. Apply 7-8 p.m. or ca|l Glas MANCHESTER Six room under the Contract. Those who apply for member Item No. 6 Wallace Parclak ft electric shompooe* $l. Pine- T ta E M O O LOOKING for used furniture. tonbury, 1-633-5013. house, available Immediately. Bidders on this work ■will be ship and become mem'bers of Albert Catalano, 669-673 Mato wood Furniture Shop. C!all 643-5646. Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. A c o o u n t a it requi'red to comply with the the Caucus of Connecticut Dem- Street, 11-18 Brainard Place, CORPORATION MANCHESTER — ’Two bed President’s Executive Order No. (Msrats before the above meet Business Zone II m . Re SNOW Blower, one year old, like PAUL W. DOU o JK. Rooltor Loowtsd Behind Flano’s WANTED ’TO BUY — antiques, room Townhouse. Appliances PITKIN Street — Charming Small Manufacturina: 11246. The requirements for ing is called to order will be quest Special Extension to erect new. $50 firm. Call after 6 p.m., Rwrtwuwnt on 'Route 44A, I steins, furniture, pewter, lead ■ and utilities, parking, patio five room completely remod Pima 649^4535 ft eHgi'ble to participate to and 643-8409. NOTPOINT Bidders and Contractors under car wash at above IcxMtion. Botton, Conn. ed lamps, art glass, primitives and private cellar. $180. Call eled Cape. One 'child accept this Order are explained to the vote at said meeting. All persons toter^oted may at Or Call Many Benefita Potterton's, Inc THE amazing Blue Lustre will any quantity. Furniture re J,D. Real Estate Associates able. References. Call 643-6839. qiedflcations. Dated; Ifebruory 3, 1969 tend this hearing. paired. 644-8962. Inc., 643-6129, 643-8779. No bidder may withdraw his Aloyalus J. Ahearn Zoning Board of Appoola leave your upholstery beauti BOL’TON — For rent, six room ,Uon fully soft and clean: R >it eler, Write Box SS Commr of Hvw Siota Rood & Hilliard Shoot bid within (80) days after the Ronald Farris Oiariaa O. Ptaie. ADULTS — Five roonruj, glossed Oops completely redecorated. trie sham'pooer $1, W. H. Eng actual date of the bid opening. William Houle dhairm oo WANTED-Flint-Ridge CTitnadn screened porch. Near bus, $300. monthly. R.D. . Murdock, MANCHESTER land Hardware, Bolton. Givinff Qualifications MocMt Opon from 3:00 p.m. i« dark Robert B. W e^ Paul Brown John A. OoglaneUo, 130 CENTffit ST. Plerra pattern. Call 646-4689. shopping. 643-8009. U ft R Realty Oo., 643-2692. ^ General Manager Bruce Hutditoaon Seorotozy I V . 1 ^ ^ ^ m ^ '{^A90i I HUn'V.TWO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1M9 Most Manchester Stores. Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock iltanrlirBtpr lEtt^ning l|m U > Chl Omega alumnae of Oreat- The FeUowcraft Degree wfll Daily Net Preai About Town tr Hartford win maet JeMly be conferred at a meeting of Tile Weather Ncnr Num ber with the local chapter of Kappa Fto Tho Week Baaei Mancheater Amaiican Leglan IM el Lodge of Maeona at the Pacomliig doody taBetot Alpha Theta Thuradhy, Fab. 18, Japamry 98, 1889 will apotiaor a Valentine Dance The Manchester P oUm Masonic Temple In Merrow on chanea mbt oaow ttemuih I at 7:80 p.m. at the Gengraa Come to Pinehnrst for the finest tender at YO(lk HUMMItiTRS Saturday, Feb. U, at the Legion Department is goinv to Saturday at 7:80 p.m. Worship toanonwr. Orarmight low 101 Center for Bbcceptlonal ChUdren, ful Master C. Lawrence Schil Mitm rliTBtFr lEii^ntttg U pralh Home, Leonard St. Ttie event arouDd 30, tomorrow'* faigb In have a new telephone St: Joeeph’a CoUege, 1678 Asy la open to membera and gueata. ler win preside. Refreshments skinless Beef and Calves Liver . . • and 15,436. number, effective Fri lum Ave., Weat Hartford. Rea- V There wfll be a buffet from 7 will be served after the meet M«meh^$ier— A CUy of VUlagO Charm day, F ^ . 14. It win be: orvationa may be made by con to 9 p.m. and dancing from 9 ing. Officers are reminded to I 646-4566. tacting Mra. Krlatlan Lou, 4{t buy Armour*s mira-cured Bacon at 79c to U :46 to the mualc of A1 Carl- be present for rehearsal before VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 108 Bellridge Rd., Olaatonbury. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 (CnsaatfleC Advertfotog oa Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTM [ aon'a orcheatra. Tlcketa a re the meeting. Mrj. Robert MuUaney of 199 available daily at the poet / Woodland St. la In charge of lb. Please turn to Page 9 for PinebursPs I R E L L t I home a fte r 8 p.m. Reaervadona win cloae Fri The Oosmopiflltan Club of rafreahmenta. day for St. Baitholomew'o an Manchester win have Its annual Linne Lodge will celebrate Ita Valentine Dessert party Friday large adv. nual Pariah Dance, Feb. U at Memben of St. Mhry’a Epis Nixon Hopes To Win ' 82nd annlveraary Thuraday, Tobacco VaUey Inn, South at 1 p.m. at Center Oongrega- copal Guild win meet Tliura- tiadal Church. Mrs. Herbert Sentinel Missile Work F rien d A ip o f Blacks I Feb. IS, at a dinner at Wlllle’a Windaor. Steak Hocae, for membera and day ait 11 a.m. at tlw church. Swanson wlU serve as hostess. Members shmdd bring sand- Members are reminded to bring d^ASHINOTON (A P ) ’ their wive* or aweethearta. — PreoidetR Nbeon said he Nixon Announces Plan Membera wlahlng to attend The Marine Oorpa League wlchee. Deanert and refresh unwraf^ied articles for an auc Auxiliary will have a card party PEVEHURST GROCERY EVC hopes to irin tha friendaiip ahould contact Evan Nyqulat, ment* win be served by Mrs. tion table. Tlioee wishing more Halted Pending Review (■MM ifi|» ^ • «M rwM.it Friday at 7 ;S0 p.m. at the Ma CORNER MAIN aad MTODLE TFKB. and respect of black Ameri 40 Lyneaa St., who la In charge Robert DonneUy, Mrs. Herman Information may contact Miss no ewe eeeWtpl ■ Or ewlf rine Home, Parker St Refreah- Schendel and M n. Chuide Por cans through hla octiana in •meiirH ebihiy ly'etmer ti o( arrangementa. MUllcent Jones, auction chair dals are reviewing over-all mis menti will be aerved. ter. W a s h i n g t o n ( a p ) — search work on onUmlssUe de the White House. high^ —■**-—->* •ptt#ii|Orftwlr'«i> - ^ *0^^ man. sile defense needs and that fense. -‘| § . vng'iiwo vw Secretoiy of Defense Mel The President, questioned Md iMk 41 ttwliHtgtl t^« vin R. Laird has ordered whatever dfclBlons Laird malcea A House Armed Services at a newa oo^erenca on piwtitii W i » t i f Of tfw INOOiE f U major work on the |6.6 bil will be based on U.8. security Omnmlttee source said Wednes what a newsman desorihod wty tp tittf* (Ws^>a»JlMwlM«lw-*fcOflldriGiri Scout HwisusrtiiE... needs. Ins wd e * ie W tenths ANOTHER GREAT FEBRUARY SALE! lion Sentinel antitmUistic day that Rivers, a South Oaro- as Ua diMoua raUHonolilpa To Visit Five Nations Ry of yo«r eor't rtiponot. PREPUATION " I do not buy the aaeumption" IMto D em ocrat, has sent L a ird a wRh Negroes, said he was I loofi Flroni tiro dMero to missile sjrstem halted tem ^ L v the flenUnel system is designed letter serving notice that no concerned about the problem. r ■' WOfgM • • . MfePOf 000^ porarily pending a high- P— Oi . . . ciniwQ pen- INDIVIDUAL, klO U SE simply to protect the United plans will be approved until the Penons Nave atated that m n i o m . . . M and mod leveS review of antimissile States against an attack by committee hears from Lalid the black community dfo- dMMn. M ■USINESS AND SMALL DIISINESS plans, the Pentagon an Communist China, he sold, add and Preeldent Nixon. trurtla Mm, Nixon conceded, NATO Heads ing the anUmlsaUe system is de nounced today. Laird gave what appeared to but he added: 'S y my ac The move cornea In the wake C d t signed to add to overehll Ameri be an endorsement for the Sen tions, I hope to rectify that. WHOLESALE TIRE CO of grawlng congressional orttl- can defense oapaUBties. tinel system at a Pentagon news "I hope I oon^wln the re- Included in clam about plsms for the contro- JASON A NOVITCH "The Sentinel system is being conference last week when he epedt and evuituaUy the versM SeniUnd defenae. 3S7 BROAD ST. M3-2444 reviewed as part of our over-all said the United States ought to frtendiUp of Mock people HALE Chairman L. Miendai R iven of look at major weapons sys have It going into any negotia tfaroughoiit America," he Europe Trip the House Anfied Servloea Oom- tems,” a defense statement said. b f a i S t tions with Soviet Union about mlttee has told the Defense De said. "That review is continuing limiting strategic arms deploy WAaiHNGTON (AP) — partm ent Mb group wlH apfwove on a p rio rity taasto. ments. President NixtHt announced no conatruotlon ptann for Senti "Secretary Laird hopes that The defense chief said he felt today he witi begin a five- nel attes mUl the Nixon aAnin- tMa review will be completed Downtown Miaia St, Manchester WINDOW WONDERLAND OF CURTAINS*AT SPECIAL JANUARY SAVINGS U.S. negotiators "might be In a nation trip through We*fc- iotratian mates known Mb inten- Postmasters eariy in Iforch." weak position" if the United ttona about the program. em Ehmme on February 2B Postponing actions were or States did not have an antimls- Xfie Pentagon said "certain and confer with govern OPEN t DAYS Hit $;10 dered last week, the Pentagon aUe defense up fo r bargaining aopects" of the SenUnd pro ment leaders of BcAgtnm, said, pending completion of the with the Soviets. Hail Drop- gram are being deferred. Britain, West Germany, TWIRSVAY NIUHTS All t Sentinel review which is beli« The Sovieta over the last few These indade the seleotlon directed by Deputy Secretary of yeara have made some progress Italy, and Prance. and' buying of land for antlmls- He told of fafs plana at a naws Defense David Pacterd. toward deploying antlmlsslles Of Patronage oonfarenoa, the saoond be boa aUs oomplexee as weU as con- The Pentagon said Laird has around Moscow but are said to WASHmOTON (AP) — Post- held PrasidtnIt. struotion of SenUnel fSciUUes. directed the Army, chief man have slowed work on the system m “Charge Accounts mastera across the natlmi hslled to Rome ha trill oooCer trlUi A t Mb morning news confer- ager of the Sentinel system., to perhaps because of technical the Nixon admMstratlon’a flrat Pope Paul VI. During hi* trip to enoe, Preaident Nixon aald proceed in the meantime difficulties. Inird and other Pentagon ofd- out Intemiptian" on strictly re- move to dlvoroe poalal affairs Germany he trill pay a vtoit to Cordially Invited" Both Laird and Rivers have from^ poUdes today.^ But there West Berito. Hto talks will in- been supporters of the Bentind, was some doubt the trodttkxisl Mude dtsodhatona with NAfTO a "thin” .system proposed to marriage wiU be broken up. lea d en . blunt any nuclear missile attack "Patronsge was a poBrtbHity Ifixan described toa puxpoas Communist China might be able under the old system but in of the trip as being to strength to mount during the 1970s. It is most cases It wasn’t a prob en the Wsrtsni AlMancs. He sensational Garrison ‘W ill Prove' not designed to thwart a Soviet lem," said Seattle Postmaster said ouch a mtoaton was neoeo- attack. Jamea Symbol. saiy befon any mealing with Nixon endorsed the proposed “This is a good step, but tt the Ruaaians. Multiple Assassins Soitlnel ^ eld during his cam doesn’t change much." On other fronts he sold: paign, but has nAde no com 'It may give the postmaster —Some American troops will V l OFF NEIW ORE.HSANB (A P ) — DIst. cution's claim that conspirators m ent on it since taking oCRoe. be brought homo from Vietnam general more latitude In seleot- Atty. Jim Oairison put both —Including Shaw—plotted to as It has come under Increasing tag men who axe real bustoeos os soon as SouUi VIetnaaa tohes easy Shaw and tlw Warren sassinate the President. ly heavy critlclam, most reoent- managers. Tlw Post Office De over mors of tha llgMlBg or 0 » Oomndosion Report on Presi As generally outlined, the ly from a bipartisan Senate partment needs real buelnesa Paris peace tsHcs irograse Juetl- dent John F. Kennedy’s nssnssl- case roughly paralleled testimo group of Vietnam war dlasen- managers,’’ said Loa Angeles fy such acUon. notlon on trial today. ny given at a 1967 preliminary tera led by Sen. Edward M. Poetmaatw Leslie N. Shaw. —Of the Parto pesos lalka, "I d re s s The B-too(-8 dlstrtot attorney hearing for Shaw. At that hear Kennedy, D-Maas. think we have mods a good But, he added, 'T am not sure told the intent Jury at Shaw’s ing the key witness was Perry Residents of towns near areas JiBit one changeover is goin g to s ta rt.’ ’ conaglXBoy trial that he Intends Raymond Russo. Russo testified under consideration for missile correct the problem. In fact, —The United Stafieo to aooum- to prove Kennedy was slain by that, after his memory was re launchers or guidance radar In I’m sure It tei’t " Ing the initiative in MIddto East more than one gunner—direct freshed by a hypnotist, he re stallations also‘have voiced loud The femarta of Symbol and paaoa offorta by acooptlng talka F membered vivid details of a complaints when Army engi s a le oonOot with the report's oonclu- Shaw, a Negro postal-servloe am ong tour pow er rapreoanta party where he overheard neers diowed up to check out ston that Lee Harvey Oswald career man who came up Uves at tha UnHad Nottans. Ths was the only sniper, aoUng Sitaw, Lee Harvey Oswald and possible sites. Oongrese author- 5 eXCfllMG GROUPS WITH through the raidw, were typical area, he said, “migbt aiqdod* 4 alone. David Ferrle plotting to kill the ixed the beginning of site acqui Hresident Nixon today held his second news cohferaice since becoming CMef Into a major War-” SO MANY FAMOUS NAMES o f th e reaction Ip a gr oss coun- President. sition last year. —He favors "a massiva tnfn- It was the first official notice t n su rvey Nbeon admtails- WE CANNOT PICTURE THEM! Kennedymaa Joiaed-ln Ms Executive! ‘ ri^i^ers. .itf the E^ Rgom of jSfm White*'jfto^ that the trial would not be lim it As fo r the -asaasaination Itself, SM leiintenwnt VKednee- -oloa’'-orfadatAl financial aki to ed to the narrow Issue of oon- Garrison said he would produce tack Tuesday by Majority Lead saML jl D iSl1 (i)>p '’t t o o p e will be brought home ifrom 'Yietnam a s soon a s it is ths nation's achooto, with sm- COME ON IN — SEE FOB day that henoetorth all postmas eptracy In New Orleans but evidence emd witnesses backing er Mike Mansfield, Sen. J. W. phaoto on tha elemsiltaxy and TO D B 81ILFI Fulbright, chairman of the For ters wSI be srteoted cjl merit. feasible. He mso announced that on Feb, 23 he plans a tour o f five western would involve the actual assas- hla claim that shots were fired Postmaster Geiveral Wlnton M. aecondary levels. He aald also eign R elation s Committee, he believes (aderal monay Blnatloa in Dallas. - at the Preaident from more Btount, appealing at a WMte Europe nations. (A P Photofax) E Sens. Jacob K. JavUs, R-N.T., shoidd be denied school dtotrioto €}rcNip L Garrison told the Jury that, as than one direction by more than House news conferencs with the John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., which perpetuate raelal aegrs Rag. $12.00 dlstriot attorney of New br- one peRKm. President at hla aide, aold that NOW ^ 6 a 0 0 Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., gatlon. Icans, his Jurisdiction was lim it "The eyewitness testimony effectl've immediately "the best Harrison A. WllUams, D-NJ., —O f th e case o f th e epgr ed but added: will show the shooting came qualified candidate wlU be sp Lodge Says Going Is Hard from a number of directions ahd and George S. McGovern, D- Puetalo: "I will examine the "It Is the position of the State lin ted, reganDeea of his or her Graup 2. that, therefore, the President S.D. All generally c^jpoeed for whole record myself with re of Louisiana that, regardless of poUUca—indeed without even was murdered, not by a lone In mer President Johnson's Viet gard to this incident and wRh R«g. $14.00. K o w ^ # 0 0 the power which might bring aPking the candldate’e party af- dividual behind him but as the nam war policies. Even Mlnor- regard to eeeing that the whole about the bxeoution of a presi filiaUon.’’ result of a conspiracy to kill . Ky Leader Elverett M. Dlrkaen, Wo Headway’ at Paris thing can be avoided in the fu dent of the United States, In moving to wipe out a pa him,” Garrison said. who pointed out that he voted tu re ." whether It he initiated by a tronage tradition almoet as old Grmi|> 3. "^ e evidence will show the for a token start on the system PARIS (AP‘ — The four dele the talks were bogged down into in Paris by Vies Prestdent —He to In favor of long range, small group or the highest poa- last year, Said he thought "the os the RepubUe, Preeldent Nix Iteg. $16.00. NOW ^ a O O President was struck in' the a solid deaidlock, sealed by vi Nguyen Oso Ky, who had said very stiingeiit regulaUon of off slUe force, neither the planning time has come to take a cooler on said that usually the peaty In gations In the Vietnam peace front as well as the back—and olent attacks on the government Saigon had made many conces shore oil drilling to prevent of his murder nor any part of It and more dellborate look at this office does not want to gl-ve up talks met for six hours and 20 that the final shot which struck of South Vietnam. sions and was wUKng to make rextotUloas of the current pollu wilt be regarded In Louisiana as propoeal and Pm -willing to do the power to appoint postmas him came from in front of minutes today but made no Tlte third aesalcn of the full- more. Such concessions, Thieu tion of a vast ocean area off Group 4. being above the law." ■that.” ters and added, “thte is the time, headway toward breaking a him,knocking him backwards in scale talks opened with an NLF Indicated, concerned onty "ges California. | Rog. $18.00. Leaning casuaUy against the I believe, to bite that buBet." deadlock. NOW ^ . 0 0 his c a r." The Defense Department has blast declaring peace Impossi tures of good will In order to ob Nixon opened the conference railing around the witness estimated that the system would "We tried again today to call Before Garrison’s opening (See Page Eight) ble so long as the present South tain good results In oubstantlve with comments on his European chair, Qarrlaon read a IB-page cost |5.0 bUllon, but Kennedy the attention of the other aide to trip. statement, Judge Edward A. Vietnamese government re issues.” opening statement which gave a said the eventual coot might go the future," said U.S. Ambassa L a te r th e W hite House aup- Group 5. mains in power and the Ameri As the American, North Viet general blueprint of the prose (See Page Eight) as high as $60 blUlon, dor Henry - Cabot Lodge. "We plted this Itinerary, but said it R«g. $25.00. cans refuse to negotiate directly namese, NLF end Saigon dele N O W ^ 1 2 # 5 0 also repeated and clarified was atiU subject to possible with the front. gates gathered for the third acme of the specific proposals change. time around the enormous Enemy Toll we have made. It was a long TTtto, plus a Northi ’Vietnamese Nixon will leave Andrews Air round table fat the International day . .. and although we do our statement echoing the senti Force Base In Maryland on the We're calling all wom Conference Center, the atmos very best to achieve quick pro ments, suggested a distinct mmntaig of Sisiday Feb. 28 and en who love eavingB Jhidi, 9a, 9t ! Dacron ninon Highest Since gress, the going to hard. There hardening of positions. The NLF phere was one of pessimlam tor 'wlH a rriv e in Brussels f w s n o v any positive result In the near (and what woman fore, there must be no false op saijJ_ bluntly that the talks can ernight stay in the evening. "make no progress” so long as future. doesn’t) to a fabuloua panels timism. But we must not be dis Th e ch ief esDecuUve w ill lea ve September couraged. The United States the 'Saigon government remains U.S. Ambaasasor Henry CatxH faahion clearance. We the ^Iglum capital in the after for problem windows will persevere in the search for In office. Lodge, heading the U.S. team, noon and .fly to London (oi* a have slashed prices on SAIGON (AP) — Despite dal a Just and lasting peace.” The other side of the deadlock sought once again to bring up stay that will end on the morn FINAL ly communiques reporting only The four delegations sched came from Saigon, where Presi military matters, although he quality dresses to rag. ing of Feb. 26 when he procedsi , 26" rs9- 46" light, scattered fighting, Uie uled another session for next dent Nguyen Van Thieu said declared that "w e do not, there to Bonn. 1.09 length 1.89 ZOO number of Vlelt Oong and North bringr you a savings length 1.20 Thursday. South Vietnam “wfll not make by, set aside the Importance of Nixon on Feb. 27 wUl make a Vietnamese troope killed last In the meeting. Lodge called any concessions detrimental to event you can't afford rag. 50" rn- polHlcal matters." flying trip to West Berlin, and • 30" week exceeded 8,000 (or the first on North Vietnam and the Viet the national sovereignty or in to miss. AH popular 1.19 1.39 lengpi 2.09 Z30 shower curtains, Ambassador Xuan TTiuy of go straight from there to Rome COAT length time In four and a half months, Cong's National Liberation te re s t." North Vietneun, however, faurist- where he will spend the night. styles, colors and fab 63" rag. according to the weekly casual • 36" r«9- WITH MATCHING WINDOW DRAPES Front to "come to grips” with This news conference state rics. length 1.59 1.70 length 2.49 Z79 ty report from the U.S. and basic problems of peace. But ment was a clarification of one (See Page Eight) , (See Page Eight) 72" South Vietnamese cammands. C h e V v a m s L ! • 40" «•- rag. Pariilonad from heavy quality ' A U.S. spokesman insisted length length 1.69 1.80 2.89 Z1B vinyl In a 6* x B' tli*. Rain- th at th e total o f 8,190 enem y sM- N o t r f sizes in all styles, but excellait selection in all groups. Your probtomi *r* tolvad whan it comm to thoi* odd «h*p* forood oyelats. Matching 36" x S4" window curtain*. Pattorn* dlers reported killed last week J ^ d o w a ..* !^ Dacron potyaMM- ninon panel* wUI do tho trick. was tabulated from body counts Choow tho right aiio from eight length*. 42" wid*. Whit*. at w*H as tolid color* o f pink, OO. Manchester's Water Problems — III Uuo, gold, yellow and white. 2.49 by troope in the field. It was the CAR ^ . highest enemy toll since the w eek o f Sept. 18-21, when 8,380 99 were reported kUled. What If Town Buys Company? COATS QlsiWumcsLl 1 4 * The spokeeman’a explanation R eg. to 88.90 ^ d h W of the seeming Inconsistency 6 FRAME RUFFLED, NO-IRON was one the U.S. Cbmmand has (Editor’s Note: This third old and now serves about 13,- petit o f the N orth Bind tow ard made repeatedly: Thera are article in a aeries of four based 000 North End people. Until 1061 East Hartford. But booster sta hundreds of small clashes in oh the Griswold Engineering re its water source was two small tions are needed near Forest 65% KODEL,* 35% COTTON which small numbers of enemy port on the town’s water sys reservoirs totaling 28 million Hills, Rolling Park and Bowers O A I R M A A soldiers are killed, but these are tems discusses the town’s pro gallons on Wilson Brook off Ly- Farm areas. There are three not considered significant posed purchase of the water- dall Rd. The larger Risley Res- 10,000 gallon tanks and a 440,- enough*to report In the dally rich Manchester Water Oo. The ervlor with 62.5 million gallons 000 gallon tank In these areas COATS CIscUUinXJL! 2 4 '®® communiques. first two articles concerned the Just over the line in Venyon to ' to insure pressure for fire. B eg. to 88.99 cape cod curtains town’s growing water needs and still its storage supply. There are 43 miles of pipe In addlUon, some reports are delayed; for example. If enemy |4-2 millions worth of answers In 1961, under pressiua from in the company system. Cloae customers complaining of tur IN WHITE, PINK, GOLD, BLUE, GREEN, MELON troops are killed in an air strike and tomorrow’s article, the to 20 per cent of It to thin wall Furs are labeled to ahow country of origin. but their bodies are not found lasf, deals with who made the bid water due to Bolton con ed cement and 5ft per cent to for several week's, they are in report, how they did it and the struction, the company began cast Iron. Despite the Iron • and 36“ lengths. drilling a system of seven wells cluded In the total for the week report’s possible impact.) pipe, the company has had few UNTRIMMED In which they are found. which more than quadrupled the "red water" complainU addeh • 45“ le n g th ...... By MALCOLM BARLOW company’s water supply power Also many of the enemy dead the report attrtbutes to its use . 0 0 The company’s total supply are killed by artllleiy and air The purchase of the Manches of less corrosive well water and power is over four million gal COATS • 54“ length...... strikes and the body count these ter Water Oo. has been de ita flushing program. CJlscUvanoL! lons per day which to about the 27 counts frequently is done by scribed by town leaders as one Water quality to good despite Reg. to 40.99 — Sliea tor Hlaaea and Petttoa same as the town department • 63“ length...... aerial obaerven instead of by of the best cures for what ails a minimum of treatment. The has, only the town has more more accurate 'ground checks. the Town Water Department. report warns that the hardness than twice as many people to • 72“ length ...... The total of American and The company has a great ex of the well water may bring serve. The company supply to . South Vietnamese battle dead cess of water supplies. The town complaints. LUXURIOUSo MINKM iN ii am expected to meet Ms needs more last week remained about.what to struggling to keep ahead of TTie report said there would Matching Valance------*1 ------rag. growing demands. thw 30 years from now. 1.19 At the Summit they had been for the previous be a few pipe problems con 90 The Griswold Engineering re The company has a problem langlht for mo»t every alia windew-te hono In o’ doaan « , jiia - . three weeks* 198 Americans and necting the town and company B e g . t o 99.99 CijuuuuuaL.! 5 8 Fi’ost covered trees on the summit o f Cannon Mountain in New Hampshire port released Jan. 20 points out with pressure differences in its ' 243 government sohUera. wayt-ioma of which ora shown. Mode from a lunarlf'hUa? ‘^i^aS* systems if they were Joined. that there to much more to be system due to height differ KoJol polya.for and 33% cotton. Wetsh boaullfully,'dr^ q^^fekty L ^ 5 | » form some of nature’s winter designs. Portion at upper right takes on ap-’ The UJl. Command also an- ‘Ilten the report gave a hot of only Iho touch of on Iron. Uio thorn in a moti any r^ m k-°-._rY» taquira considered. ences. Tile pressure to highest for thoio throe day* only. WCiu MMwhcatcr's Official Girl Scoat Headqnartersl pearance of France’s “ Le Grand Charles". (A P Photofax) (Sse Page Eight) The company to over 80 yeara on New State Rd. in the lowest (See Page Foar) ------Quontltlo* on oil Itama-S,. 'C, i -