k ^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19te p a g e TWENTY-FOUR Stores Open Until 9 0*Ciock Tonight for Christmas Shopping ; m anrlf^H tpr Mrs. Seymour Kaplaiv 4 resar- Whan you tMnk of Boy Scoot Troop US of Com­ L u tz O a s s vatlona. TYffiW M iatt munity BspUet Churdt will meet The Stamp Oub wUl resume Hie Weather A b ou t T ow n regular Saturday mdmlng meet­ Think ot YlAil taauxTow S t 6:M p.m. at the T W IIW W IK * tBMWKM iM r sad not as eoM chim h. Registration ings Jan. 11 from 9:80 to 10:80 low IB M e 9$B. r b » Senior GteSr o t Oonunuiir with Maurice Dansiger advisor. Ity ObufSSi re­ the Church Survive Change." O. Brantner, 8 N. ESm St. MOm- taday ceived by then. Classes start maining to be coUeotod. QialUif and bers are reminded to bring a dkat vW tan wm be Umtted to Moae adntt membera at Ma Im­ Mary Cheney Library will Jan. 8-11 tor a six-week period The District ta x levy to 2.6 gift for a Christmas gift ex­ mills, vrtth 1.26 itiiHs tor fire mediate family wha a n abaihdaly fme af flu ar flu4am aymp- have a Pre-School Christmas change. during Feb. 12-16. Vanetyl frifkM Story Hour for children age four All Wednesday, Thursday, and protection.and 1.28 m ins f o r Prices Spurt Ne eUdrai wUI be aDawed elMer to vkdt patleata er to and five tomorrow at 10:1S a.m. Friday claases will be held from sanitary-sower swrvioe. The Greater Hartford Legal 3:30 to 4:80 p.m . On Saturday wall la Me lobby while Meir parcnto viBtt. in the Junior Room of the li­ Secretstfies Asaodation wSl By Respiratory Ailment oaK to drtsftd Ma praamt oflB- brary. Miss Marion Jesseman, morning one Beglnnera Art class LONDON (AP) — The psloe ■dward M. Kcnaey, hoepHal adnuristrator, reminded have Ms Christmas dtoner-party clal fOldMtllar rate waa taken children's librarian, will tell will be given from 9:80 to 10:80, «e goM M ot up to a etae-moaM vtattore Mat Me eldefly a n parilealaily eneceplible, and that tomorrow st the City CSuh of by bidUon daatara and spemda- vtoHora to flMae paliente ahauld be extreoMly cauWeift, Christmas stories. and another from 10:46 to 11:46. peek on BhmiMan huUkat mar- WASQHINGTON (AP)— Hartford, 10 AUyn St., Hart­ NsMllf plwtn F ire C a lls koto todejr en Me tosle speeu- tora ae a Mnt at changing think­ nnie engagement o f Miae Gall The engagement of Miss The I Wonder class wlH run at The suffer reatrletfons w en made to'mhilmlae Me q^ead^ President Johnson entered ford, begtnning with oodctalls at totion Met Prortdent-elaot Nlx- ing In Waehlngton. Karen Krinjak, daug^hter of Patricia Ann Jones of W app^- The engagement of Miss Su­ from 9:Sb to 10:80, and all other ef fin taalde Me hoqltal. Betiieeda Naval Hospital 6:30 p.m. Dinner wlH be served Elisabeth Marshall to James classes from 10:46 to 11:46. The old say, "Where there’s ak'm ftdmtolBtnUioii may leloe Iha price of gold Jumped 80 M r. and Mrs. Jo hn KrintJak of at 7 p.m. Membera are asked to JiMui F. Martello ot Vernon san Ann DeVmore o f Elart Hart­ smoke there’s fire,” to Just not oente at Me mendng firing In today, suffering fNm what 210 Fern St., will participate Lawrence Martello, both of has been announced by her par­ The following are class days, M e rtOeUl pttoe lor the metal. to bring a small grab-bag gift, ford, fomieriy of Manchester, (Masses, grade level, Instructora, true, town firemen arlU tell you. tucesertvs Amarlean fovativ London and 50 oanta In boM Zu- was daseribed as s cold and with the Conservatory Cborus and may bring a ^Mxisored Vernon haa been announced by ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander to EJdward D. Bobrowskl o f East and openings: At 8:28 this morning firemen •HlSrt manta , have flaroaly raalatad rleh and lYankfiirt TIm London a fever. ^ may remain and Orchestra of Boshm Conser­ guest. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of 669 Avery St. were called to 16 Ehrest St. to free mariut price wae $41,826, ■evsrddsys. ^ _ . Her fiance is the son of Mr. Hartford haa been announced by Wednesday, Beginners Art, any tnoriam abora tha $Mf on vatory of Music at the annual J. Miatahall o f 86 Diane Dr. find a malfunction in a furnace. Me highert level einoe Jane 12, Vloe Adm. Oeoiga <>• Bark­ Christmas Performance at the and Mrs. Peter J. MarteUo of Grades 8-6, Miss Sue Hurwitz, ouaee Me Uhltod Matea haa First Church of Christ, Scien­ Her fiance to the eon of Mr. her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat­ Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason whan It Teaobed $41.90. It waa ley,* Ms PraaMsBt’s phyrieiaa. 16 Worcester Rd. Hiss Karen Badger, 10 reserva­ HOUSE m d HALE bean eommlttad to pay alaoe FBI Arrests 31 Prudential Center, Boston, to­ tist will .conduct Ms regtSar rick J. Delm ore o f Blast Hart­ said, "There was no fire, actual­ $41.70 M boM ZurlM and Mrank- Issind aa adrisocy Mrough Iks morrow at 7 p.m. She is major­ and Mra. Peter J. MarteUo of Miss Jones U a 1965 graduate tions. Puwntown Main fit. 1164. But Ma rafuaal Tuaeday at Wednesday' Evening Testimony ly ; Just a lot of smoke caused furt. Whlto Houss prass offieo at ing in music at Boston Conser­ 15 Worcester Rd. of South Windsor High Sriiool ford. Thursday, Rocks and Min­ • tia u o fr SacrrtarydsNgnati meeiUng tomorrow at 8 p.m . at by the oil burner that was Out Oavtd Kaawdjr to oommtt blm- IB Parla an ounce of gold anon EST, two houra aft­ vatory. Miss Marahall is a graduate and is a senior at the University Her fiance is the son of Mr. erals, Grades 3-6, M iss Barbara Open Nights ttU SI the churdt. of adjustment." Jumped Mom $UA8 nt la w - In Draft Scheme er Jrimsan entecad tha hoopl- of Rockville High School and o f Vermont, Burlington. She is and Mrs. BSdword L. Bobrowskl Brown, 7 reservations. taL It said Ma Praridant. Is suC- Chandler School for Women. a member of the National Honor o f Blast Hartford. Friday, BeglmerB Art, Grades day's cloMig to $44J8. Overall taitag from an “vqipMr raagirar Trinity Covenant Churdt will She is a secretary at the Tra­ Society and Alpha Chi Omega MlSs Dehnore is a 1966 grad­ 8-6, Instructor to be announced, volume amounted to the franc CHIGAGO (AP) —Tldrtymto named in an Indktment re­ conduct a mldiveek Bihle study velers Insurance Co., Hartford. uate of Oonard High School, 8 reservatiana. equivalent of $8.8 minion, up men, Inrdudlng three employea turned by a federal grand Jury tory infaotloB wlM a aUglit bran- 7 f ALL W A YS B E S f l sorority. Mr. MarteUo attended Nixon Aide and prayer aervlce tomorrow at Mr. MarteUo, a graduate of St. Bernard’s CaUioUc School, West Hartford, and Is employed Also, Intermediate Art, 1886,000 from Tuwday. The all the nitooto Natloool Guard, in Chicago ’Tueaday and war* aUal Irritotlaa.’’ 7:80 p.m. at the church. RockviUe High School, is a aen- RockviUe, and is a 1968 gradu­ at the SiH»orior Court in Hart­ Grades 6-6, Steven Rowett, 11 Ume Ugh for an ounce of gold to arrested today on idiargw rants bad been toeued tor 27 oM- White Houoa praos sserotary 12uA6£%Stove;L lor at Wesleyan University, ate of RockvUle High Sdtool. ford. Mr. Bobrowskl, a 1966 reservations. Faria was $46 JO on July 6. of og phony dooumenta to ere. Oaoego Chrlattan aald Dr. Buib- Denies Gold London dealen sold turnover ^ CANDIKS The Hattfoid County Associa­ Middletown. He Is a member of He is employed by the State of graduate of Penney High School, Also, Fun With the Micfo- win deferment in the draft The FBI made Me arreets, oH loy aloo told him Jotanon has a was email. Demand was ex- tion of Medical Asaiatants will Detta Kappa BpsUon Frater­ Connecticut as a bridge en­ Bast Hartford, is serving with soope. Grades 8-4, kOss Bar­ Brig Gen. Rlotoud T. Dunn, but one In Me CU cago area. "NuMot oough" and a "aUgtit tmnriy heavy, bUt aeUan w en have Ms annual Christmas Party nity and the Skull and Serpent, gineer. the U.S. Marine Corps. bara Brown, 6 reservations. Hike Coming head of the minoia National Flour other men w e n being •on throEt.” your family hea^ng on for a ettU higher OkrisUan also arid Joknoon’a tomorrosv at the Sberebam Mo­ honorary athletic society. 'Okc wftd of Under AgosUneUi’s proposal, tiena. to Fhb. 1. Prasldnit would ha put on a soft S lT.Rl () Ronald U Bagtor, Nfaton’s two houra, far atwva normal Met, children rt a ^tecial "Breakfart a list of high sdiool students, tunrivar but attU briow Me ori- Cton. Dunn, who Uvea to with Santa’ ’ at the Ckcmmuoity volunteering for the duties, praaa apokaamant gave newo- Cease-fires Bloomington, said ho had of­ Christian sold Ms Praatdsat man a oarafUDy prepared state- ato level of last ICairii. Room in the D8cL store at Man­ would he kept by Wally Foitfn. HOUSE xHALE A ZurlM kanbar aald much of fered to heto federed offloiaki in knd "hoM typos ot flu vaoetom DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— 6484123 iMnt wblcfa eaid: chester Farkade. executive direetor of the Smior piy AniaiMi for Mo iwotal was SAIGON (AP) — Tha BouM engr way be can. oaiUar this yoar.” Oltissns Center. Fortin wmdd . . . brings you breathtaking dimensional "Ib a Bubjeet o< any Mangea Vletnomeae government aold to- The FBI oold Me elleged plan OhriottoD was prim id rspsat- The breakfast will be held on in Ma price cl gold haa not been oomUg from Franoa, appaiant- Saturday mondng, rtariing at assign taen-agers to brip out give stwvo, rain and realism and tonal purity firom • exciting day ft is ready to taM wlM "Involves RNsrioas dooumanto oriy ky raporton as to whoUier 10 a.m. The ridldren are from in sections of town near their (fee Faga Tww$y-Hgb$) (gao m g a I wiftty-Ilgkt) North Vietnam about truces tor being sUbmtttod to k>oal draft Johnson was auNslng from a the m qgbeig ChBdren’e Home homes, when an urgent need Stereo FM • drift-and-noise-free New Tear’s Day and Tkt, the to- boards todloating Mat various flu vlrua Mat to ourfonUy nar iisw year festtval. eeleative oervloe ragtetrants awaaping 'Ma nation Ma Bong in New Britain st>d from St. Mi- Monaural FM • powerful AM Radio (AP PhotoCax) ctaael’a Cfaurrti in HariforiVs The volunteers, AgortlnrtU slush - the boot! Hanoi was eapsotod atUnr to were membera of the National Kong flu. 13.00 North End. Their breakfart wlU suggests, would work withort • and from the fabulous Micromatic ignore the invftatlott or M l Ms Q^ud when, in fao^ M nsisrs President Jghnson, shown. Jnfbbing an eye during a CbrtoUan would only ropoot oompeivsatlon. X commendation Saigon regime to talk to Me VM not smri msmbers." tbs dtognosls gtron to him by MANY ASSORTMENTS conatot of French toast, ocaoge Record Player—that lets your Move dtSHeoB Credft reception he attended last night, was admitted to juloe, milk or hot chocolate, and signed by the mayor and the Gong’s Naiiond Uberatlan "These flotltlous documento," Dr. Buridsy and at ona point TO GIVE AND ENXJY Betheeda Naval Hospital this morning. A White cookies. favorite records last a lifetime! FYool; to ttoe vriM the Oommu- Me FBI said, "reeulted in the R ed C ross oald, "it was not domifbtd as E Entertainment wUl be provid­ riot oontenUori that Me Viet regfetrants iNring graried IS^al House spokesman said the President waa suffering influanm ia m o ." LENOX ed by B’looaey the CSown, and ^PORMIfT Covemment Hikes Oong and not the North VM- deferments." Bt said ho did not know the children wUl vtott with Santa nenreae aw flglriog Me war In Oonvictlan oorid reeult to sen- from a chest cold and low grade fever. Calls Flu wfasMor tho Prssidmt wao oa^ PHARMACY after the breakfast. LJ52L-22e5rw*55iik«iK BouM tfietnam. tencee up to five years in prtomi feting from a vlrua. Elacb teen girl wiU be in Bpok Loan Rates This would bring the q u e a t o ^f $10,000 o r both. Jrimoan waa drivon to Me JH OBBUEB S I. charge o f one cfaikl and win O pen of further hoHday The three guardsmen and five hospital in suburban ICaryland bring for her ’’child’’ a stocking vtSubSS KiSio^eo. pension and attairing reason­ bock to Ms present status, stooe others were charged wiM aiding ‘D isaster’ from Me White Housa wlM otriy TCI EWM flh -J lM . M S4M 1 WAieti$Cm)* (AP) - The gatgon rafusm to reoogrias Me Brother of Ike fuH of Christmas goodies. Faftoral ftaaerve Board haa able equilibrium In Me coun­ draft evarion, causing false his doctor and Christian in Ms NHes try’s balance of payments." NU)* oiri to negotiate wfiti ft. statements to be made to draft By THE ASSOCIATED FBBSS oar WiM him. M rs. Johnson was moved to ertabUM rtitfer credit The Vtot Oong has already an­ In an effort to offset the current The new dtocount rate, takes boards end oomgiracy to violate The American Red Qioea oalls eqpeoted to visit tha fYssIdont C nounced urilotetal MreoMqr during Ms aftsmoon. IriUttonary trend plaguing the effaot today In 8 ot the ll Feder­ the Selecttve Service Act. - Earle Eisenhower the natloitwlde inlhietwa epi­ fill?! peasefires tor Christmea, New demic a "dlaaator rituafion,’’ Johnson will undergo only Me noipoD'a aoonomy. al Reeerva diatriots. The oMera among Me eight Tear and let, which m ri year end Me healM oommiaalonnr in rK>nnal teets, Christisn NIM aoonomlo barometem re­ ginoe diraotors of the Federal indicated are Karo Lee Ras- Me hardest-hit city—New Tock Hospttal ritlolsls an not plan­ ‘yeeming gear for femorew’t ladies and genH-’ porting Me eocnom y atlU run- Reeerve bardoi In St. Ixnils, ”• rick, 28, Vlelnameae govewiment has an­ Dead at Age 70 —predicts it wlU he oven worse ning to give him any teats oMsr ri^ too feat the hoard an­ employe ri a lounge in Mlairi, Kansas Caty and San Francioeo nounced only a 24-bour ceese- Merc by New Tear’s Day. nounced Tuesday Me interest didn’t Join their oounterporto in Fla., who was arrested in Flori­ 8(X>TT8DALB, Aria. (AP) — a daughter, Mre. Kay Moigan of ttre tor Christmas, and Mo U.8. da; Nat Shridon Shapiro, 22, of HeolM Oommlsstoner Edward (8so Page Bight) rate ohaigad by Fedetri Re­ Me oMer diatriots in asking a Command says it will observe Hlart D. Elsenhower, 70, brother Rockford, HI. serve dtotilot banks on loans to rate increase, they will continue Skokie, a CMcago suburb, who Of the seven EUaenhowM: O’Rourke esUmatod Tuesday Mis truce period also. works for a manufacturing ot former President Dwight El- that 600,000 New ToriN rs—ona Mair mendwr banka to gring tq> using the 6% por cent rate. Ob- A communique from South bioMers, only three now sur­ firm ; P ari M khael Dfaunond, oenbower, died earty today in a in every 10—had recovered from 5% par cant to 6H per eervere eiqpected urifonrity Vietnam’s foreign ministry to­ vive: Me former President. Mil­ 24, a Chicagoan who works tor a hospital where he had been a from Me flu in Me past two cent. throughout the ayotem in a mnt- day said Saigon’s 24-hour ChrUt- ton, a ooUege presidwit, and EJd- dlstributkm firm; Gerald Allan gar, a lawyer. Fur Lined, The move to calculated to dto- tor ri days, however. maa truce would not be extend­ patient since Monday. B u lle tin Leon, 22, who works for a liquor Eleenhower's laat polittoal ef­ O’Rourim said 800,000 peraons courage Me present Ugh level The board’s action Tuesday ed becaufe-ft has "no conflde^e His son, Earl Jr., said EUsen- store Ip Chicago; and Gary Vin­ fort waa a losing 1966 Md, run­ were currently in the meet criti­ Waterprexjf of borrowing by making it more reverses a decision made last in (the ConmiuQlsts'TlioOd-fuM hower, a reaident ot Scottsdale OIBL BBPORTBD ABDTOXBD costly. cent Rodman, 22, an emptoye o f ning on the Republican tloket cal stage of (ho dtoease. And he August when it ordered the in­ when they announced a Mree- a Chicago bartk. two yean, suffered a heart at­ tor Oook County Cteik In Chica­ predicted that Me city’s epldem- KANSAS OTT (AP)— Pe- Tha board said It wants "to terest dtocount rate lowered day truoe." The oommuqlque tack Hontoy. It waa his first Bee received a reps footer financial eondltlona oon- The 27 reamed In Me warrants go’s Democratic stronghold. te would peak dmrlng the firat To Keep from 6H per cent to 6% per cited "Me treacherous vlria- were charged wlM falling to re­ such ottack. In 1964, making tala first politi­ week ia January, probably 13-year eld gM duolv# to the reduction of Infla- cent. by.'Hanri and tts auxiliary Sam port to Meir Malt boards that . FFseriiower, a former eleotrl- cal jriunge, Eisenhower topped around the start of Me new at goapetot IMm hir Uoftory praowrea, wlM a view foroee dluing the Tet (ruce” last ’Ihe board said then Me re- they had rwt enilstod in Me cal Migineer wiM Me Wert Penn all RepubUcan candidates in an y6ET. la aeatky Mesriam, Your Feet Contemporary—model 3611 is only 38' L, 17%' D, toward encouraging a more sua- Power Oo. of Feoneylveato, lat­ . by three men. Tha ehtaf talnable rate of economic ex- (See Page Twenty) (Bee Page Bight) Guard. unprecedented at-laxge wlecUon Meanwhile, reports of out­ 25%' H on concealed swivel casters. Also in Colonial, er went into public relaUons and tor Me Illinois Ifouse ot Repre­ breaks of respiratory Ulnssasa af prilee to Matftam, a sofe- Worm and Mediterranean and Far Eastern Contemporary fine furniture. was eleotod to several tenns in sentatives. taioludlng Hong Kong flu oontln- Oeeoty^l Me nUnoto leglriature. A t Mat time, the 67-yearK>ld ued to come from aH eeotlona of g ill aa He retired to Soottsdale, near Eisenhower was putriic relations Me ocxmtry. Dry. . Ideal for smaller rooms. Phoenix, in 1966, after running director for Me Suburban life The Red Cross asked Its chap­ aaytog one Your choice of four unauoceaefuHy tor Cook County Newspapers, serving 36 Chicago ters to provide workers and oup- Clerk in Chloago. suburban areas. 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Editor’s Note: This is Me against fi*e Babylonian foroes of "B riiold, avll is going AsrM third ardole in a five-part Chaldea. from nation to nation, and a ''BnddiiiK Bcenty” Christmas seriea about Me Old Babylonia had become Me great tenveri is sUrrlng,” Ms ^haaour eete WINTER TYPE (pin OWN 3BBV10E STAFF Testament prophets, who looked new ominous ooloasus of Me prephet said. “Tha clamor will • forward to a coming Messiah. Blast in 813 B.O., oruSUng Me resound to Ms and of the earth, Te oeeure you of tge beet continued Assyrian empire which had for the Lord has an Indtotmant By OBOBOE W. OOBMELL against Ms nations.’’ perfernnnnce, we have ear own «tnff AP Bellgton Writer dominated Me area tor nearly a of etato Uceneod eleotronlate. century, and in rapid order, His dire portsnts and attairin Bruised, laeeratsd and making Egypt, Judah and other on prevailing conditions kept Mlgh-deep mud at Me bottom eu ddiiicj states subject to it. him In oontlnial Jeopardy. of an empty olatern, Jeremiah Through the vtolssltudeB of "Denounoe Um ” yelled the waited for Me end. “^ley flung Imperial overrule, firat by Assy­ mob patriots. “Let us dsnounoo ToUrt wster and hand fcftlon t h r e e PAYMENT p l a n s to keep her skin snoooth. me alive into the pit ... I em ria, Men briefly by Egypt and U m ." lost," eaye Us Book of Laman- DOW by Bahyloria, Jeremiah for In Us tumultous career, as n - 8 payment piaasi tatlona. "Men dogged our atqis 1. M Day* Cash almort 40 years bad urged inter­ toted in the books at Jersmlrii . . .oiv days were numbered." DONT FORGET THAT GIRL SCOUT ON t. % Down, )/, aa-89-98 Daya.' nal moral and rallglous integri­ and n lOngs, ho was repeatedly YOUR LIST. WE ARE MANCHESTER’S No Intereat The aged prophet bad been ty as Judah’s only hope. tbreatensd wlM dsath, and at GIRL SCOUT HEADQUARTERS! BY CAMPUS LEAGUE 1. No Down Payment, Budget To 1 beaten and dumped into Me Tears ' "Amend your ways and your various timas, Imprisonad, deep stone ehaft to die, about doings,” hs had pleaded, and floggad, p inlonad pUbUriy to 688 B.O., for oondamring slav­ Me nation riuril endure Ueased- sto^s, foroad Into Udtog, half O t h e r styles 12.90 pr. ery and on Charges of treason, ly,. but oMerwlse, ft "shiri be­ burisd to a wall and oventually as a manance to national de- (AP Photoiax) come a deeototlon ... a Ulr of dtiran into axUs. children's sizes 13 to 4 , 6.90 pr. fenae and security. Jaricals .., this city Mall bs "We looked for peace," he HOUSE &.H ALE Bridge Collapses "Let Mia man be put to deaM, burned wiM fire.’’ "but no good oeme, lor a DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— 643-4123 You'll never worry about cold feet when you wear them fur lined, 100V.4 for Us weakening Me hands of It was an appalling, insight, time of kealtog; taut iwbold. ter­ -waterproof boot*. Your feet will remol^'worm, dry and comfortable In the Air view shokro the Anclote River Bridge et Tar- dered ^sed today. The second bridge was closed the soldiers,’’ demanded Me but one that oorid apply to any r o r ." Potterton's chauviriotto courtlera of Ju­ deqMTrioIy alok iioolaty ptung- coldeit winter weather. Choo*e from two new foihlon height*. Block or brown. waa a tooriy, soUtaiy Mg- pofi Springs. Fla., that collapeed yeaterday, killing to avoid any further risks a t another tragtdy. dah’s King Zodekiah who had ing into oppresoioa, dlatniat, OPEN NIGHTS till 9:00 A pair to fit every member of the fomily. 130 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER ordered armed mobUlaatloa strife and dlaaolutloa. (■• OPEN TONIGHT till 9 one and injuring five and sister span that was or- t x x ^ -i^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 P A G E T H R E E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE wln H. Oott, president of U.8. company’s counsel. He succeed­ for seven yearj with the Kop- Roger Blough Steal. ed the Is'le Ben ai pers Oo. i and gentlemanly manners of all Thomas wfll ISI an unexpired Edgar B. ^)peer, now execu­ chairman of U.S. Steel in 1966. Gott firrt worked as an Indus­ MARLOW'S memlM^ of tbe board.'* Boffigini Letter tenn to next Jfoeeniber. when Retiring as tive vie president In charge of In 1962, when U.S. Steel decid­ trial engineer at the U.S. Steel And Other Fine town elections will be held. He wished all members of the Santo and the Of Resignation US Steel Head production, will become compa­ ed to aeek a $6-a-ton price in­ plant in Youngstown, Ohio. He Main Street Stores Boerlni- «" *• <*«*«•*«> school board and sdiooi staff Stamps ny president. crease, Blough delivered the became a vice preeldiHit In 1966, HOUSE ftepnbiican William Forbes for "personal success, a happy and executive vice president In Bl lOCKCE KUf NEW YORK (AP) _ Roger B!ough is credited with mas­ news to Preeidert Kennedy. Sent to Rottner tbe State Assembly seat He successful N ew T e a r." and terminding the reorganisation of Blough bore the brunt of K erre- charge of production in 1669, OPEN NITES ancoeeds Henry Backer, also a thanked them for a "pleasant M. Blough win retire a* the end Si'ttopsii: The Red R'ilch is a U.S. Steel from a loose-knit col­ dy's bitter denuncatlon of the a d company president in 1967. K . CkMitea Bogglol. Demo- Democrat, who decided not to relatiaoabip" during bia term of January as chairman and prisoner in the fans o f a mon- lection of auberidlariea into a proposal aa a threat to the na- cr»t, ticctod •Ute i «p w e n U - seek re^lectian. . on the b o i^ . chief executive officer of U.8. ■ Mer Ding Dong enters the fans ct^ealve system of divisions t io i^ intereeit, and In the end PjriThua, Gresk m ilitary lead­ Uwt from I fir r h —t Queen. Now they had LEISURE HOURS WILL BE GAYER HOURS WITH iHo threads. One more »as needed: the purple thread spun b\ THIS PARTY PROOF PliASTIC TOP REFRESHMENT A P Ne MODERN SWIVEL ROCKER ... delectably ihe Purple Witch. BAR By STD KBOinSH A totof eomfortata little price! pretty bath sets "That one." said the Bulterflv According to ancient Chinese Bieeuft-tufted, easy-clean vinyl Ouecn. "will be the hardest to get. The most romantic tradition—and xodiac prescrip­ ovar polrarethane foam-fllled It IS the Purple Witch's most val­ sMtt, bacK and arms. Swivels -t- fragrance for young lovers tion—an animal is chosen to and rocki! STEREO represent each calendar year. ued possession." everywhere... in Tbe 1989 animal is the rooster rainbow colored > She told Ding Dong the Purple •N and will be featured on a new W iieh rend and studied all the The Purple Witch read and studied all the time. gift packages. stamp issued by the Repubiic of SALE PRICED lime. The walls o f her purple man­ China, reports the W oM Wide flew off to the Purple Witch's Philatelic Agency. The stamps sion were lined with books from with u purple balloon on top. It mansion. in two denominations, 81 and floor to ceiling. Books spilled off was impossible to find a hat to fit When he arrived he found every­ $4J)0 in Taiwan dollars, are the the shelves into the k tchen. under her. $1 1.95 ANYONE? the beds and up a” d down the "But the purple thread?" asked one sad and distraught. The Purple first of a series to be called "New Tear’s G reetin gs" stairs. Ding Dong. "When does she spin Queen was dying. It seems she had stamps. She read them all. She read so the purple thread’’" read every book in her library 10 times over and now she was dying Tbe set is available at your much her eyes had become tiqy "It is already woven." said the SAVE 910.00! ZENITH CREDENZA PECAN local stamp dealer. pinpoints. She had to wear five Butterfly Queen. "That is the for lack of something to read. She neither ate nor drank nor slept but It is interesting to note that pairs of glasses at once to see at trouble. She wove it cspeeially to sat all day staring at her hands tbe choice of an animal to rep­ all. She read novels and Mother use as a book mark and she cannot because there was nothing new to resent each year dates back to Goose and poetry and fairy stories read without it." O ar Re^. read. Low Prit* tbe Han dynasty, between 206 and science and first grade readers. "Oh. dear." moaned Edgar the B.C. and 8 A.D. The animals, in She had 47 sets of encyclopedias elf as he listened to the tale. "Sup­ If the Purple Witch died all the $388 Now m N O T their order are rat, ox, tiger, she had read from .Aachen to Zy- pose we cannot get it?" assistant purple witches would die. OllIdlUlQdOQ Otildeloodoo Luv Bubbles” *...3.75oz. sheep, mookey, rooster, dog and nase. There was nothing she did "T h e n ." said the Butterfly too. Everyone in Purple Witchdom Talc... 3.5 oz. Spray M ist...2 oz. After Beth Splash.. .4 oz. 3 4 7 hare, dragon, snake, I horse, not know. Queen sadly, "w e cannot break wept and wrung their hands and BOOKCASE 8x4-60 toe set 9 3 6 0 toe set bear. 8o,in 1970, watdi out for She could tell you the natural the spell of Hesekiah and Christ­ wondered what on earth to do. the dog. resources of Tanganyika, how a mas will be no more." They brought all their books to The UA. Post Office Depart­ crankshaft works and w'hat an Ding Dong opened the bag of the Purple Witch but she had read RCA EARLY AMERICAN ment has announced that, due to agouti is. She knew the chemical gifts from the hippies and looked them alt. They sent off to world- .5 0 a heavy production sdiedule, formula of a vanilla soda, where inside. He had used up the set of famous universities and asked for » 2 7 •r’*' tbe issuance of tbe “Beautifica­ Nebuchadnezzar was buried and finger paints. He had used (he their most unusual books. When tion of America” commemora­ ...... how the ancient Persians cut their record of hippie musk. Three they arrived it was no use. The Owr R «g. tive stamps has been poetpooed fingemaik. She could name all the things remained: the popcorn pop­ Purple Witch had already read Low Price to January. The issue win con­ Kings o f England, discuss - the per. a handful of poems and the them. 80” wide, 10" deep, 42” 3^ X 1' Now sist of four American scenes $348 "The situation is very serious." Regular printed on the same sheet to Fourth Dimension and tell the spinning top that was Santa Claus. difference between poison ivy and He sighed. He did not see how said the Witch Doctor gloomily. urge participation in President bivh. W^nut finish, self 3 1 7 honeysuckle. any of these things could help him. "She is growing weaker every day. 969.95 Volue Johnson’s Natural Beauty cam­ paign—an effort espoused by Her brain was so stuffed with all Nevertheless, he tucked the bag The end is near." openinar: Top 10” , center Mrs. Johnson. she knew that her head grew bigger under his arm and climbed once $1 1.95 Time and place of the first- and bigger. She looked like a slick more into Santa's little plane and Philco Ford CHERRY PROVINCIAL day issuance will be reported 10” , bottom 12” . V... There's ncthlng ithat adds convenience to entertaining like this soon. beautiiful refreshment bar. Flip up top, with drop lid serving area What price stamps? Recently with a high pressure plaoUc surface which is stain, heat, mar at an auction abroad Raymond Ing the dtXMTS. No Injuries were resistant Bullt-to glasswrare racks complete with 18 pc. gtaaeware O ar Reg. and R oger WeiU of New Oileans reported and no action was tak­ Sheinwold on Bridge set Oonventertt swing out doors wHh ^enty of storage space . . . Low Price purchased a Mauritius stamp on PPolice Log en. accented with smart modem pulls. Walnut fintoh; similar style to $428 Now cover for $380,000! Maple. 86" W. x 18” D x S3Vk H. Buy this value today while supply ------O - . 8TAYMAN OONViarnOW NORTH The reason for file high price A coUlaion In the Stop and p>oB BIAJOB SUIT •1 is Its rarity. Mauritius w a* the AR R E ST Shop partdng lot off W. Middle A K954 337 By ALFRED SHEDfWOUI Q K986 first British oolemy to use ad- Jo-Ann Furlong, 20, of EJast Tpke. yesterday evening Involv- After partner has opened with O 73 heslve stampe. That waa back Hartford was charged with «d cars operated by Anita L. ^ the Stavman Q87 in 1847. Only 500 each of the 1 shoplifting yesterday at Caldors Maturo, 16, of East Hartford, ^ A WEST EAST pence and 2 pence values were on Tpke. A Store de- and L. Brousseau of RCA Early American CREDENZA printed—and only 26 copies are tectlvetlve charges she put some 12 Main St., TalcottvUle, accord- A A 7 3 A 62 Q 14 Q 0532 known to be in existence. records In an empty bag, and ing to police. Both car. were sealed it with some store tape, operable and no action was tak- st4t. K there to no Qt, y u ca« O KJ964 O Q 10 8 Speaking of odd occurrences, She was released on a no bail en by police. **** comftortably at 4^ 10 9 5 A K63 2 E U.S. specialist Lester G. Brook- contract for a court appear- According to police, Eugene '“" '““P- . ^_____ ^ SOUTH the Slicker Lip Polish Express O ur Reg. man has discovered a block of ance on Jan. 6. a . Erickson, 21, of Havelock, ****? A Q J 108 Low Price toe recently issued Walt Disney driving north on t**® Wayman Convention, not Q A 10 7 For a million smashing moods. 8 frosty moonlit Slicker* $328 Now 6-cent stamps wHh toe gold col­ N.C., was ACCIDENTS Woodbridge St. y ^ n t e y and ^ 0 A 5 2 Lip Polishes and cream y London Look Lipsticks to smooth or missing. This meant that the A A J 4 en over, under or alone: inscriptions "WaR Disney" and ^ rry a i^oniagne w, m ^ ^ 8^^ bid a smfrf *287 WcM North toe denomination 6c do no S6 Grove ^ arrest^and parted four or more canto. K South Pau 2 A Be tender—be w ild—be innocent—be mild. Be any you aU. ^ m had no such suit he would bid Pau 3 A wont to be with Slicker. Hop on the Yordley Slicker Ex­ If any other collectore find s ^ ^ faUure to no- of 12 Deane St., to s ^ two diamonds (not piomtoing All Pau press. more J these oddRles, let us ^ department low a trailer tn^k aPP*^**^ ^ diamonds), ind North PHILCO DANISH WALNUT of a change of address, yerter- from the opposite dlrecUon to retreat to two rptnimp. know. Now is the only time that you con get 8 shades of C day after he was unable to stop pass by. He slid Into the rear ^ shimmer and softness for only ^ to 18 points), and the next plac­ 4SPEED PHONOGRAPH for a red light on Summit St. of Barton’s car, police say, caus- a m ajor suit and obediently bids er passes. You boM: Spades, A- and slid through the tntersec- ing only minor damage. No po­ It after North’s response of two 7-8; Hearts, J-4; Dtamoods, K- **Tak« Along BEACH MELON. LONDON LUV PINK. GOOD MORNING, FROSTED. O ur Reg. tion of E. Middle Tpke. Police Hoe action was taken. clubs. North raises to three J-9-6-4; d o b s , 19-94. $ • 1.95 e a stsid e, h e lp le s s p in k , b a s ic , a n d go o d n ig h t . Low Price Current say he ran toto a car traveling ------spades, promising 8 or 6 pohits. Price” east on E. Middle Tpke. driven COMPLAINTS What do you say? $328 Now If North had 10 points or more. Westinghouse Cosmetics, Main Floor rear . by Norman H. Wood, 3^of Lis- Charles R. Finney, 105 Syca- h e 'w ^ 'juni to four spades! Answer: Bid 8 NT. You have • Turn on the teen-agers with this party going Quotes “ Poweraire” Vacuion Cleaner 2 7 7 bon Rd., CSoventry. Woods car more Lane, told police that a South's decision to go on to 9 points In high CEurds and there- portable {toonograph e FREE rollabout stand in­ (Similar to __ _ to be towed by a wrecker, portaWe color TV set was miss- «>ades is very close. He fof® know that the combtoed cluded! a Automatic last record shut-off e 45 rpm Illustrations) $ 1 ^4.88 9 3 1 g g “Take Along Price” By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but no Injuries were reported, from hts apartment when ^as only 16 points (minimum count Is 28 to 27 points, with 26 spindle inchxled. ''Tile jolly <4d eK (Santa j,e returned around 3:30 p.m. value for his opening Wd) and points usually needed for game. (TIaus) has become a pett, aa a collision occurred at Blasell yesterday. He told police that would pass except that his three If partner has only 18 points. Genuine Pittsburgh Plate Glass • 6 piece attachment set included FREE )iave )Us legions of 'helpers’ to Spruce Sts. yesterday about he left the door k>ck^. Nothing aoes are likely to he especially your length in diamond* may • Ugtitweighit, easy to carry • Sits ZENITH MODERN WALNUT £.^-1 firmly on atalra • Toss away dust bag red baggy pants with their j p m . and both drivers told else was missing and no useful at a milt contract. make up for the missing point. A . . . hands never touch dirt. banging, begging bells.”—T7*e police they had the green light, evidence of forced entry was Draw* Trumps Oopyriglit 1966 Rev. Dr. John H. McCombe Jr., Qheryl A. Gagne, 20, of 122 found by ptrfice South wins the first trick with aeneral Featoras Oorp. SMOKE Fantastlo Value! O ur Beg. head of the Hendricks Chapel at Bissell St. was traveling east on ths Jock of riubs and draws GIFT HER W ITH ELEGANCE Low Price Syracuse UniverE’ty, saying Bissell St. and Ellen N. Kegler trumps. West refuses the first STAND $388 Now Santa "la a ho-ho phony whose of wiUimantlc was driving south Gourley to Lead trump, wins the second, and TO D AY A T — 4:80 A 7:96 4-Pc. Troy A with gifts like these from Coty jtogle is the l)eU of a cash regls-. on Spruce St. when the mishap then leads a third spade for ttse." occurred. Miss Gagne was tak- Carol Program lack of anything safer. I A ll wood construe $ Table Set 347 “ It (rem oval of the 10 per to the hospital where she ITREEAST 0 .9 9 The annual Christmas pro- South______now has time to _go after I Uon, 45 Inches over­ cent income tax surcharge) ^^,u8 treated for an Injury to gram and jjarty for the famii- the hearts. The beat chance is all width. With ban L'AIMANT should be at the earliest poesi- her right knee and discharged, les of South United Methodist to cash both top hearts and then I quet cover board in I eluded. blc tim e depending on the budg- .pbe K egler car had to be re- Church will be held Saturday lead a third heart. This works Coloful meUU stand. *4.88 She'll love the subtle splendor of et »>n and ,4 members and their (amlllea.families. South easily sets up thetne ninelune otof rack converts to hoatees cart together for the giving with die monl Joyoun Game or on oosters. •• rv,i«r.w •'•topped on Autum St.St near The me Kev.Rev. Gary s.8. Cornell will neans,hearts on wWch wmui nohe wetftu^y plush red-on-velour trim. enleilninmenl Poker .98 Moran, referring to the late ^ passenger and was struck the sanctuary. W.J. Godfrey nately for South, neither op- lo r die Table » 2 9 5 .5 0 MANY ADDITIONAL DISPLAY th“« ^ Partner open* with 1 NT (If A most wanted gift: Double help­ by her social statue. She Just ‘ ^ken. m atlre the t ^ UoiM s t ^ o f ings of Emeroude enchantment in went out of her way to make ev- * , ° M ^ u - one special Christmas set. She'll A C T FAST ervone feel the same "—A ^ written warning for failure gan wUl be narrator. Members love the presentation bottle of wonderfully refreshing Spray ctessmate of Barbara Jane to drive In the established lane of the cast are Kim Crealy, Wll- Mist, plus the luxury of feel-fresh Mackto, daughter of a muWmll- Iseued to Thomas S. llatn pavto, BrlM Miles, Rob- Murphy s Steak House Dusting Powder. Both gift- wrapped together with o gala Isrnadr Ilonaire Florida developtr, who Magiera. 18. of TTiompsonvllle Blomberg. Robin Burgei (Fom erty the Treat Shoppe) was kidnaped from her Atlanta y*®fcrday, after he hit an icy ®txl William Bmbser, green-on-green velour trim. motel room. apot o " Buckland St. and left Members of the chUdren's Route 88, TalcottvUle " I know the power of my sex toe road, hitting a telephone tovlslon of the Church School Announcea a new Children’* Menu: HASSOCKS when it is young.”—Baroness Pal®, according to police. Ma- also paitlclpate to various 5 YEARS CHOPPED SIR LO IN ...... $ .99 When time allows we all like Something different most people never think "Treosuro Trova" Summersklll, who claimed a Klera was not Injured. scenes to honor of the <3hrl*t walnut, ivory, gold. $25. H A H STEAK ...... 1.69 to get our feet up and relax. Child's Table and Chair Set of. Something to enjoy opening every day of Br.'tlsh government proposal to ------Child. WESTERN CUBED STEAK ...... 1.19 Our hassocks give you va­ the year. permit 18-year-oIds to marry accident occurred yester- ^ special feature of the serv- riety of style and colors. sturdy, well made set All dlimere from our open hearth Include baked or french A Mele Jewel case Is totally practical, but wlthout parerts' consent might Zenon Wolanlewskl, be t*>e singing by the that will surely please 3 P ie c e s fried potatoes, salad with dressing, roU and butter. Up luxurious In every detail . . . every plush- SERVICE help minlskirted girls trap 258 Oak St., traveling east blind chorus from Mansfield any little folks on your lined section, every show-off finish. Like the "poor little boys” into mar- St., pulled out to pass Stole Training School. After the Come visit our famUy steak house. ChlkTs Musical Rocker *7.50 list. A opulent tortoise-look of ,'.'Treasure Chest II” PROTfCTlON CONTRACT riage. The proposal wa* reject- * parked by the right curb program, South Church children Elegant dining nt reaeonable prloea. above. Also available In walnut" or black. It ed by the House of Lords. owned toy Edward J. Faber, 22, will give gift, to Mansfield * 11.69 features a 3-way automatic lid, $16.80. of 24 HUls Dr., and collided with Training School. This has been Just Charge *Any of the above items on Keith’s New Revolving Credit Plan This, and a colorful variety of Mele case an approaching car to the west- a church schotrt project for the ^ A quality made product by Hed- ♦ (Except Those Marked Otherwise) styles, at House & Hale. "Prlntostlc'' bound lane driven by Earnest past few years. V * Strom. A satin travsiing pouch. $2.50. MANCHESTER Tyo Jr., 19, of 20 Ashworth St. After th« service, there will HanrlypHtpr Nobody was injured and damage be a fellowship hour with re- Have You Tried Keith's lEupning l|prdd was reported as negllgible. No freshments In Cooper Hall, w "One-Stop Shopping?” Never A Parking police action was taken, both ______e We’ll Come To Your Problem at Keith’s! "Magic Touch" “THE • iM • H|48 oiitt i^u rn iiu ri Publittied I>eUy Bxe.pt Sundejn drivers claimed the other skid- House To Advise You I white, black, gold. $12.50.' uwl Holldsyw at it Btss.ll BtraM, ded first. e Use Our New Revolving Free Main Street THEATER T IM E I MsnohMtar, Conn. (OtOtO) iOtk Ontury-Fi PrutnU TV Credit Plan! relKphoo. 648-27U SCHEDUI e All Purcliases Inspected Parking or Park Free TviSSk Police say Mrs. Mary E. Dor­ L E I i n ') MAIN ST. MANCHESTER "Pierced Earring B os" ^ TELEVISION ^ aPPLIAN( p p l i a n c e B«ooiui Clast Poriag. Peri DINO DE LAURENTIIS Filnml in D-UO* AUMTOPIECE” Before Delivery! In Our Own Lot white o r blue reptile, Mancheatw, Conn mer of 269 Porter St. was driv­ •..« r *Mr mw§ Ci4l. In Advanc. ‘•umama I Soy Mee-lee car parked by the right curb, Manchester Drive-In —Closed m . NEXT TO STOP and SHOP On* y*nr ...... n o 00 driven by Ann C. Thompson of --Re-open Friday. AilOMNNFiUir' Six UoMh...... j f .10 ■ In TV Siyi«sia| H ir.. Ifonth* ...... 7 30 28 Oliver Rd., pulled out and U.A. Ttieater East —Dr. Doo- nllW laJf On. MoMIi ...... MD hit her on the r i ^ t ride damog- UtUe, 4:30, 7:30.

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legal aspects of product liability tor you (the conMolsslon) to B. Elklnd, a New York lawyer, W ellsvllle, Ohio, used the crib In In an almost parallel case. change the original design of More Hearihgs the crib. as "the most spectacular ad­ spend two years of your Uvee in­ plana to call several wMnessea whlrti his 18-month-old son, Dr. Brian Blackboume, aaalst- vance in law of recent date.” vestigating and preparing new Including the father of a boy Tohnny, strargled to describe ant medical examiner for Dade Eight wltnessea appeared be­ Being Held on Chief Justice O. Joseph Tauro laws In this field unless you are MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1968 MIncted by a exploding dart how the tragedy happened. County. Fla., told how the 9- fore the commission In the open­ of the Massachusetts Superior equally concerned about how Main Street StMes PACT FOtJB cap; Eklward Swarts, a Boston monUi-old eon of a Miami po­ ing session, tour of them law­ Product Safety* He demonstrated to the com­ yers who discussed and lectured Court told the commission that the laws are to be admlnja- Kegro «>d Puerto R lc » n e«^ him concerning the * lawyer, who will exhlMt danger­ mission how a stretchable plas­ liceman strangled in the same tered,” Tauro added. N H w T W R l HiO Central Project units end»rrtiebaitstad on _ . exoeuieu w av. w. y .v manner In a crib of the same on common and Judicial law In more and better prepared trial e borm’ club and a large play bortiood to pUy a pan tn Its rent HPA president WlUle Ooun- ft ^ a BOSTON (AP) — Today's ous toys purchased locaHy, and tic strap and a hinging device lawyers were needed. Columbia Aaron Locker of New York City, manufacture within three weeks products liability. Uareiled in New Haren area. own development. ^ ^1,0 crlttclred the plan. Her- ^ __ iibodav heartnes hy The President’s Na- enaMed the Infant to push his More than 19 million tourists ris said It -needs to be meeting mmany.^ Uonal Oommlsslon on Product legal coimsel for the Toy Idanu- head between the top horisontal of the death of the Dryer child. Final witness of the day was "You can count the good ones NESW HAVEN Cbm. (API—A, R was presented by its croa- The revised pisn, wUdi or- In Boston on the fingers of your visited Florida last year, spend­ Safety concentrates on the safe­ facturers of America, Inc. bar of the crib and a plpe- The Rev. Mr. Dryer testified Thomas F. Lambert, Jr., editor revised bouslng-schooiing proj- tor. architect LouU Ketan. who IginaBy called tor 300 bousing squashed and rtwved. of the American Trial Lawyers two hands,” he said. ing almost $8 billion in that Townes Volunteer Firemen CaHtoniia offers ths w U ert dt- ty of ohlldren's toys. . In Tuesday's openli^ session rimmed cover which caught and the manufacturer settled oiA-of- ect with a »U A mlBloo prtca- traveJed from PhiUdelphia tor units at an esUmated cort of Describing the plan, Kahn said __ m iti. Journal, who characterised the "U la absolutely meaningless state. Read Herald Ad« tag tor one rt this city's M h i U«e meeting. He Is enrrenUy ih- 110 minion, was erlUcised by about 02 per cent of the needed versUy ^ Oommlsslon Chairman Arnold Ths Rev. John R. Dryer of strangled him. oourt for $18,000, but did not Supply Ambulance Serv>ice ^S ih ood s volved in proJecU In PaldsUn two btmek lesdeis. land hsd been acquired. A local n a ^ was emveU^ Tu eac^rtS^ “ as In the United Ststes. Harris Jr., former redevelopment official ^aald Ttie OolumMa Volunteer Fire transferi from home to hospital The HBl Central renewal proJ- The meeting waa caltod by president o f the m il PmrenU building wlU p ro g rw cmmtles M d pertof a thlid m e Dapertmeot now suppHes full- or hoapltsl to hospital. Routoe ect wffl contain two new schooU the HIU Neighborhood Oorp., or- AaeocUUon. accused Kahn of avoid relocating resldenU of the c ^ tim a n d p m « use lim e smbiMaDce and emergency tranrtera should be arranged and 200 bousing units—241 new ganixed in the predorntnantly breaking several promises to renewal area. lever-cyjw t* senrioe to tbe town, according through the family doctor and to the selectmen. the fire chief. Thomas CTiowan- The department cams and op- ec. crates a hospital ambtdance as These emergency vehicles well a.<( an emergency vehicle, are housed In town seid are on TTie rescue wagon was donated caU 74 hours a day. SHOPPING DAYS to the town by the Lions Club Bcbssl Bos Bides t i l C H R IST M A S and the ambulance was donat- Oeorge Patros. Porter School ed by Raymond Judd. principal, baa released a set of The town voted last Ib rc h rules and regulations, govern- to uae the local fire houae facil- ing pupti behavior on achool Ralchford to Be itiea and withdraw from the busea, which became effective five-town Inter-Oounty Ambu- yesteiday. House Speaker lance Service. Voters appro- The rules apply to both ele- HARTFORD, Oonn. priatcd the 1700 formerly paid mentary and aecondary achool Connecticut Democrats have the association to the CVFD, the students in all adKioU using bus elected WHHam ReScfaford to sum to be used only for the am- transportation. serve as Speaker of the State bulance service. The bus driver is in complete House of Representatives dur- Thirty of the local firemen are charge of the bus and the oc- tng the 1969 General Assembly, qualified to man the ambulance cupsnts are under the seme be- Ratchford of Danbury was and another 14 are currently en- havior regulations as when In elected at a Democratic caucus STORE rolled In a training course. school. Students are to take a Tuesday. Both vehicles are equipped seat Immediately and remain R«p. Carl A)ello of Anaonia with orthopedic stretchers, re- seated, with no changing and was elected majority leader. suscitators. inflatable spHnts, no loud talking. Outgoing Majority Leader Pe- first aid. burn kits and oxygen. No litter on the bus floor or ter Crombie and Rep. James Rescue 7 also has specisl tools out the windows. Pupils are not Kennelly wrere chosen to serve for use in rescuing persons to handle the artndows and in two new posts which Demo- trapped in cars. hands and heads are to remain crats will request the House to There U no charge to resi­ inside the bus at all times. No create. Berth i epresentaUvaa bad S— dents of Columbia (or routine vulgar or obscene language and reportedly been looking for high- b ta iitifiil swMrtmrt no smoking, eating or drinidng er ports. is permitted. CromMe of Enfirtd will be SISET Official Parents are Hable for any depdty ^leaker. KeoneBy of by Resomw damage done to the bus micb Hartford wHl be deprty major- Speakj? loPUC as marking or defacing. Any ity leader. other InfractionB which threaten All 0 * leaders were elected On Rates Hike the general welfare or safety by uasnlmous vote. OiAgoing of the pupils not covered by the Speaker Robert J. Testo pre- 'Tis the season for beautiful giving . . . HARTFORD, Com. (AP) previous regulations wUI not be sided over the elections, Income of Southern New Eng­ permitted. Ketnelly earlier had sought land Telephone Oo. (SNETT) For a first offense parents will majority leaderrtdp sod and what better way, then with would drop nearly sbe per oesA be notified that their ddld has Qromble hod hoped to be qieak- in 1989 if ratea stayed at the been suspended from the bus e*". Ibere was no rtgn at lovely Rosanna sweaters! Left: Wlntuk some level, saya a SNET for two days; second offense, Tuewlay's proceedliigs of the spokesmen. parents will be notified the ctaUd cootert tor the offlcee. The telephone company's h a T b ^ suspended for five The tour men were applaud- camel cardigan in white, sixes 34-40, comptroller, Clteri N. Hsnsen, days and third offense the par- « * heartOy an they wore caBed said dining the seoood day of enu will be ______roUfied_____ that the <*> the rortrum from thetr seats State Public Utilities Ctommis- cWId has been suspoxled from **•* Hall o f the Houae. 12.00. Top: Zipper front, with pockets, sloo hearings Tuesday that the the bus until such ttine as the **** P***™* bt the meeting estimated 12S8 Income of 8NET porente come to the following DwnocrrtJc State OwtoimBn 100% wintuk nub, all machine washable is $28,438,000, but ininvaaed school board meeting to imb J®**® **. Bailey who conunent^ ooeu of operatiaaB would lower the problem. *** eeortnn: "The big p it*- tneome to $2$A08,000 next year. _____ lem In this legislature U going in white and lemon, sixes 34-40, The hearings concern the Maoeherter EveniBg Beiald ^ money." BNET request for pmnlntenn to CelomWa eerreependent Vlr- Bailey premeted taxes would 26.00. Featured: Lacy pointalle boort Us revenues by about $24 gtola Ooiteon, teL 228-904. faeire to be raised to meet the mHUon per year by rate in­ needs of Ote state. creases wUefa would cart moot cardigan, classic jewel neck, % sleeves, home phone ueero on eootia 90 to M cents a mocth. Hansea told the POC Owt Ghrfag a Diewowd Tkb | wintuk in lemon, ice, white, gray, company rev enues "a re so loer rriorive to others that In 1997 ChristmcB? pink, beige, sixes 34-40,16.00. only about $10 o f revenue tor ThMi. S M N A Y ’S each $100 of plant wns octbII- able to pay taxes and service Jawdry Star* at Right: Long belted sweater in a soft capital venma oboiA $1S for the / average BeB System company.” 737 Main Straot! "Analysis of 1997 leaulto," be tone of nutmeg, sixes 34-40, 26.00. eoid. “tndicatee quite dearly W e unmld welcome the opportunhiy and be pleased that the problem we (ace stems from a general insufficiency of to serve you! W e have a Hue aelection o f diamonds revenues. The plain tacts of the matter are that our plant and on hand; or can special order one for you. Downtown Miancliester and E sendees, with rotes that have not Increased In more than a Mhncheater Phutade decade, cannot produce revenues See our fine disj^y of nationally advertised adequate to meet. In terms of today's coat^ the eiqienBe de­ watches— ^plua the all new ACX7UTRON, We’ll manded by the invertment for talcA your watch in trade toward the Accutroii! msintenanoe, depredation and the support o f cuotomer aerv- Both Stores Open Iceo.” Whaf's New? Look! Every Night till 9 C LOflT: ONE SINK T o A llO n r Including Soturdoy ANACXINDA, Mont. (A P ) — If 10% O F F Sr. CitizciiB! you're driving In the Anaconda area, you could be of great help to M n. Hden Golden. Watch for her kitchen sink! BRAY’S JEWELRY STORE Mrs. Gciden reports the rtnk 727 MAIN 8TBEET—MANCHESTER • 648-8617 dropped from a truck between Wisdom and Anaconda. 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M E LE, Shoe Store Manchester and Manchester Parkade Downtown Only MJiLOW'S TELEVISION 1089 'TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER— 643-5095 r^f ;f i'.J. SiS^ap*-'. ■ - 3 ' ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 iJHile. aay> Independence for Moldiehle told an electiw rlcan Judges to lAwBio cat»U -f- veloping a dominant military PBOOBAM CBXnClZKD L « ^ io -fO T ^ « ^ B M U tU sn d meeting that the was s nsgathm of tbs oMtotry's opinions when we make deci- * » 1 * » t » * i » 1 » » • » * 1 1 I » ' ' position in space. MAfiERU, Lesotho (AP) — —hu faded since toreigneri oc- ed key posU would he filW ^ independeac*. Lesotho Is lead- Of Qie leconnaisssTice satel- For Second Term Voice Sought siona.” Shoot for the Moon? The leader of the opposition cupy key poets in the civil senr- local offlclala after locked wMWn Soofh AMoa. BOY SCOVT Utea. President Johneon Mid left and secondment of Sooth Af- He pptnts to Mie school which tdentiflc atody. much aa la done wHI aaee at least t U hOlloo a last year: Oongreas Party, NnUu Mok- ice whUe others “act as spies.” By Students oftsrs students four different Note* and News UHTOtl’S KOTE — Er«r kinds ot senior EhigUah. Each Mttoa's ap«ee p(«- from under the supervision of Clyde Om atraet. Here are aome an- The resulting material coidd be On drawing hoards in the endorsed for re-election to the post of clerk of the State the lines of how much to charge •BAND INSTRUMENTS ^ACCESSORIES In recent months the Soviet SHOP THE Hpuse of Representatives. The endorsement was at a for the school dance. All through WashtngtOT D.C.'s Clevelanfl Miller, scoutmaster. iMed for eonstmetlan. Ufe siq>- United States and RussU are Union haa registered many While there the tenderfoot • AMPLIFIERS • MUSIC STANDS port systems snd could be syn- satellites that could irield the cadtos of Democratic members of the House, meeting the grades and in almost all Park area was asked what technological breakthroughs schools, administrators have they wanted out of school and test, tracking, trailing, and the •MICROPHONES • MUSIC By BOWABO BBMBlMCr llaslwiil kato proteins, carbohy­ greatest return—the so-called In tbs State Capitol. __ five mile hike were passed by prevknialy mastered by the A . raeolution was adopted, traditionally laid down the laws how they thought it differed AP Aeraapare Writer drates Bixl tsts for food. earth resources satellites to United States. It has had a very Daniel Elgner, Wayne Kuehl. • BONGOES • GUITARS • METRONOMES^ make observations in agrlcul- endonlng WllUam Ratchford of and students haven't been ask­ from what their parents want­ CAPK KENlfKDT, Fla. (APt ■jh determtie if Hfe ever exiM- active launching program of Danbury, apeaker; Pater A. ed for anything but obedience. ed when they were in school. Mark Lewis, David Tournaud, — Three American aatronaoto cd on the moon, it !s hoped that ture. getdogy. geography, hy- both manned and unmanned MANCHESTER David Wells and Ronald Wells. Over 300 guitars in stock from $12.96 to $600.00 Today’s un-silent student gen'' "Our parents used their astionaota can visit permanent- «lrology and oceaiMgrapliy. Orombia of Enfield, deputy DRUM SETS oompteta sats from $109.96 are about to rocket into ^wce ships, and this year for the first apeaker; Carl AJeHo of Anao- eratlon resents the dictatorial schooling, as a stepping stone The paper drive conducted re­ HM on a momentous Journey to or­ W shaded areas near Ote polar They could locate arable farm time since 1967 wlU orbit more to success, which tor them cently by the troop was a fair DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL INSTRUMENTS logions. Here, microorganism >m»d, mijieral deposiU and good nte, majority leader; James way In which school rulings bit the moon. satellites than this country. Keni^ly of HartfMd, deputy have been handled. They say; meant money to get things. Now success. taka up to 3 yaars to PAY with our E-Z pay plan. Why are they goingT foasils or micTobial forms might flshtag grounds. The National Aeronautics and we’ve got the things. We need The next troop meeting will It ta estimated an earth re- Space Administration hopes the m s ji^ y leader; Oroobert, "Listen to us; we want 'in' on Why U the United States in- have been profected through the PARKADE House clerk; and MUdisel Seri such matters as courses, grad­ to find another kind of success. be held Monday, Jan. 6, at 7 iiaring $21 billion to land men centuries from the heat and rea- sources satellite can be acOviJ- u.8. moon landing will focus at- ot Danbury, assistant House We want more than a pretty p.m. at Manchester Green ed for between $6 and $7 mHlion tention on the effort and rally ing and discipline." They want on the lunar surface next year? (Uation of the suir, perhaps fro- cletk. representotion at faculty meet­ home and a car. We want to School. LANE GUITAR & MUSIC CENTER INC Why not spend that money on len In ice balla. and could pay off more than the public—now more concerned get Involved. that In a matter of montha. with domestic problems—behind A|^ die certain of elecUon to ings. and they’re aiddng tor earthly problems such as the But the res! search for extra- tha,.p<)sta when the State ]>gU- open student-teacher meetings "We want schools that ask CONNECTICUT’S COMPLETE GUITAR CENTER plight of the cities or to Ond a The Mggeat fallout from the space effort __ "Connecficuf's Largest Shopping Center YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU teireatrial Ufe wiU be concen- laturd convenes Jan. 8. H m to discuss school pbMcles. something from us — not Just 111M Center Street, Mancheeter Tel. 649-7836 OPEN til 9 Tuet. - Frl.. til 6:30 Moo. A Set. cure for cancer? tnsted on the pla.->ets, parUcu- space program to date baa been HOi ^ of Representatives is D» Should parents and teachers stuff us full of information. We ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (AP) These questions have been larly Mars and Venus. When in fields not readUy known to The CSiesapeake Bay Mari- moinatlc-ooRtroHed, as is the »)»» i »)»)))» i »»)»»♦) I )»))> I 1 ♦>>» * __ lOchaeU, fear this find of student Involve­ want to be recognised as Indi­ —nileveB dld-i’t bother to tai I asked by many Americans who man begina reaching for these the pubMc—in new materials time Museum at St. SHOP THESE FINE STORES FOR QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE IN AN State Bwvate. ment? No, writes Decter K. viduals; we want to be consitit- Ihe till at an Albuquerque serv­ want to know why anyone in his fsT-asray targets, the moon and technokigy. ^ Md.. has a $225,000 collection of (Bpobert will be Mrvlng hia Eastern Store memorabilia, in- ATMOSPHERE OF FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Strong, headmaster of Seattle’s ed both at-home and in school. ice station. right mind would risk a quar- could become a stopping off Titanium, for example, couU sedond term. He was electod un- Lakeside Schobl. We want to pick our own sub­ Police said they took It with ter-milllon-mUe trip across hos­ polnt e fueling station, with the not oe used for structures a few eluding artifacta, models, and sniinsusly on Jan. 4, 1967, suc- In a recent Issue of "The In­ jects and help develop them — them, including about $60 In Read Herald Advertisements tile territory to land on a bleak, fuel manufactured In hmar reft- years ago because tt could not documents, riiips and the old ANDERSON-UTTLE KOFSKY’S SHOES SEARS. ROEBUCK ceading Republican John dependent School Bulletin,” he instead of Just having them cash and several credit cards. barren globe which haa no ap- neriea. be welded and could not support LIGGETT BBUG STORE ft GO. Oe^Udo of Iterwintem, who had aays: "We should be thankful thrown at us." parent value. BURTON’S Mrted three terms, when the While these exploratiana are heavy kteda. CARD GALLERY MILES SHOES SIMMONS SHOES i. tint a student generation has On Dec. 21 Air Force Ool. for the future, the United Statea, Designers of the Mercury STANLEY GREEN House was OOP-controlled. arrived which Is interested in FYank Borman, Navy Capt. already has reaped major bene- man-in-qtace capsule said they UVE CONNECTICUT BANK NORMAN MILLER 89rt. too, will be servliB; his Atty. Paid B. OroobMt education snd in its Improve­ James A. Lovell Jr. and Air and TRUST NUGENT’S THE SWISS COLONY •eodnd term. The q>eakar, the fits from the space program, needed something like Ught- CHRISTMAS THOM McAN SHOES ment .. . students don’t want to Force HaJ William A. Anders primarily in the advancement of weight titanium as a hcMic met- DAVIDSON and PARKADE BAKERY majority loader, and the two bert and Mahon. replace boards and heads and are scheduled to embark on LEVENTHAL PARKADE CLEANERS 'TREASURE CITY depuUes win bo serving first He resides at l»i Ludlow Rd. technology. al. So they went to work and de- TREES terms. big wife, the former Bev- faculties. They just want to be their lunar orbit mission. As for future benefRa Preal- veioped a titanium alloy that GRAND UNION PEGGY ANN SHOP TREASURE SHOP heard, and they want no only They'll be followed nesrt year UA 'THEATER EAST Oroobeit was a state rep- erly Noleber ofColchester, and dent Johnson recenUy said: ««<> the Job. Now it ia being used 1000 To Choose From GRANTS RADIO SHACK resentaUve in the 1968 and 1966 twins Daniel and HUlory. ^ assurance but proof that we pay by other UA. astronauts—and •The funds going into space buUdlng airplanes and other KING’S REED’S YOUTH CENTRE attention to their considered perhaps Russian cosmonauts— research are investments which structurea. State AssemUies and was a ______who will land on the moon and Tai Your Own SHADY GLEN member of the 1966 Constitu­ win yield dividends to our Bves, another reason for tional Convention. begin the exploration of this al­ our bestneaa, our profeasiona. SO*"* hito space^ perhaps the 11 LEWIS 9T. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS ien body. But the United In November 1966 he ran for The moon's most immediate many times greater than the in- Important re-decUon to the state aasem- This Christmas, Shop itial costs.” States does not like to talk about MOST STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT till CHRISTMAS I saerts say the I&smlin appar­ They provided a treaaurebouse in. screen for brighter, more natural pictures; of knowledge, brought into OFF ently has fuMUled Its pledge to ALL LAMPS! doubt centuries-old theories— get the majority of the troop* exclusive Chromatonc gives you richer, more and raised more questions than that Invaded Ozechoslovakia out vivid color; Quick-On pictures flash-on four REGULAR of the country by today, they ansarered. times faster—plus Magnavox high fidelity sound Above an else, they proved Tlie Ctovlet-Ckechoelovak trea­ the moon is a safe pimee for ty legalizing the occupation was for unequaled program realism. man to visit. PRICE ratified by the National Assem­ But man has visited the ^ I n ^ 'T toft aid fiiftt bly on Oct. 18. Premier Oldrich moon and brought back samples Gernik said then that the pact Your Choice SAVE ^30 provided for thp. withdrawal of the hmar surface, there wfll i Space-Saving Colonial— model 6904. only be coi^ecture about such within two months of the major­ of styles 1 5 6 9 “ U ib^ as the moon’s origins. k for nnder $2j00 ity of the troops who Invaded There are many theories. i Oeechoslovakia ,0 men now estimate E ^ lions of years ago and became an earth aatellite. r . cM M ilie sets • pea sets that all but about 70,000 occupa­ KaBUbtr Vutan aaya the moon tion troope have left the coun­ originated coraidetely independ­ i try. ently from the earth and during kaiek kaaekt * ftatioaary Most of the remaining troops its travels through space was are reported camped outside captured by the earth’s gravita­ yes, wa eaa fill year list! i major cities In barracks of the Czechoslovak army. Hie ex­ tional field, atm another theory perts say there is no evidence of bolds the arth and the moon es- boHi tfOFH op«B Bights tlR 9 seatlaBy originated at the same i unusual troop concentrations time as “tarln pianets,” perhaps ffmi dirfatmas, inchidiRg Soturdoy! near the West German border C created by the same gas despite much Moscow talk nuUn sL—numchester east middle tpke. i about Soviet troops being need­ cloud. ed to defend Ozechoslovakia Thus a trip to the moon may against West Germany. ' result in knowledge that can Residents of Milovlce, 26 clear up tfala scientific mystery mUes northeast of Prague, say Space-Saving Maditerranaan— model 6906. as well as lead to understanding two divisions of some 60,000 offJr Space-Saving Contemporary— model 6902. how the earth itself was fmrmed, cers and men are still at a base why it has oceans and contl- there. 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mom MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, Dl^EMBER 18, 1968 have to Nt on them, hut that’s wtU wait until more of tbefr P A G l N U fl roond iMiTMie (ran moctan now thare Jaat laan room. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 cM U aji “And r a need to gat a lot of normaL Wa’ra probably Mraig- ddldran are of sdMol age. Rva and recoOleaa itflea. Couple Add» ar djartpHnarlana with them are now too young tor school. Saigon Set Invitations aid,’' taa chadded, backgrounds to take over for WRONO-WAT RDNNER8 Now MoRy W oor haifd, and d « n « t« ran BUM. Tba Invadara rare ibtveo ofi then r a woidd be If r a had only She aaya the adoption agoney The definition of iracial imbal­ Abtenteeism Closes “ but aomabow r a don’t gat as sick teachers. TIm tefvtto Iwrtnflwl band- by about 79 militiamen and pa^ three. But yon have to ha wttb haa not mantlaned any Umlt on ance is left up to Plante the ALBDQDKRQDE, N.RT^ (AP) 10th C h ild many as r a naed to.” VerBkon Waterbary Schools The response has been “tre- FALSE TEETH qomtara « t tba lat Air Oaanfay Wealtan wmbera The apohea- ^ r tba number they can ndafit and state bofud of education- T o D is c u s s Tba ftawl udoptllln daerae dor men<*o(is’’, A"e Hartford school — Everybody ran the wrong Dhrlaion at Ita o e V h it M taUka M W ibM at laaat four of the ‘T don’t thbdi tbay*d torn os Plante reeaUed that Mrs. Jor­ WATERBimT. .Conn. (AP)— W ith Moro Conrfort UarhL 1. wua preamtad to the Trombo. 99, and Mia. Tram- spokesman said Tuesday, “My way In the West Mesa-Albu- uoitbaaat n t Bnlgaa; o( Bia anh Vlat Gang rara UBed and tra By Adoption down.” dan had called hla office re­ To oTsreome diseoaifort whan Trunmoa Tuesday in Loa An- bo, 9g, art members of the Wataibury public schools have l.„o..e nas run all day.’’ The querque High School dual cross dantuns tUp, slide or leoaan. iuas Cease-fires Infantry DtvMon at On CW, u militiamen were wounded. ’T m not going to aay thla la questing infoimatlon and that he gelea Superior Cbort. They have Cteirdi of Jeeua dnlM of Iktr Busing Foes ^ Data Said ^Phony* cloaad for the Christmas and situation in Hartford improved country meet. aprtnkla a IlfUa FAFr E ilft on poor ndUa inattmaat of Ba%pw, and XJA. BBS bombera kept up By BABST the laat,’ ’ abe added. “We Just had sent her the information she ptatos. FABTBITB holds dantuias adapted live gtifa and live boya, ter-Day salnta. Mfa. Tranriw Tuesday, as absenteeism among Bnnar. Tou eat battsr, IM more Qt tba »ard M tta n m nriipida at their attacha on reported Viet love UtUe baMea.” wanted but said that she ap­ New Tear’a holidays three days The runners made the wrong ranging from Kathl, 11, to Pat­ aaya die knoers eevcral maided “ Phony" material is being teachers dropped from a 20 per oomfortabla. 7ASTERH li alkalliw «M Vli* Obof An Klia, In tba Onitral rvMg and North Vietnameae of non-whtte and other designat­ proof that the otate intenda to parently hadn’t used it. ahead of schedule because of a turn along the course. -won't tour. Ralps ehaek plats odor. BMt llflllllv or loe ANC»U» (AP) —"Ifa rice, 2, and Marla. coupiee with large famlllea. quoted by the group oppoelng ed minority groups In each force busing between towne. cent figure o f 278 M onday to 189 Dantuns that dtlit ora ratntlal------to laoda an mllaa uurdiaaat a t Sal- oonoentratlonB noetta of Saigon Ooiade Mbek maaoged ttW R e a d H e T O l d A d c “1 think the real issue is high aboentee rate blamed on West Mesa' was the winner anything bid quiet arovid cur 'Ibe Ttnmboa, from Salt Lake "Even they aay that now Project Ooncarn, aaya Dr. Alex­ school and grade. If racial hn- Dr. Plante denlea thla. Tuesday. About 17 per cent of htalth. Sea tout dantlat lagularip. ton. A Navy annply dofiat near and aouth of Da Nanr. PMed^pMa AUdattoa ftnm IMl ander J. Plante of the State whether people are going to look the Hong Kong flu. over the shortened course. Ott PASTOTR at aU drug oouatin. bouae," aaya Joann Tnmilw, but Ctty, Utah, have been married maybe we’d better emit for baiance la found to a particular the city's elementary school pu­ Da Nant alao wma hit. fh w target areaa hi recent d r a u b IfW - Board of Education. At any rate, formation of a at the facts or be hamsmmg to Nearly 8,900 students in the noiay or not die and her bna- 17 yeara. Tbay live In n four- grandchildren’ ’ inataad of acbool, tbe Board of Education pils were out sick and one high About tan SOqMwnd niciwta Idt weeka. The purpoae la to keep 'Dr. Plante was referring to plan to achieve racial balance dishonesty,’’ he said. antem of 17,700 students were band, OecU, have joat adofded bedroom home In Ik Mirada, adopting more, abejaald. The which haa Jurtodlotlon over the school had over 28 per cent of tba aliflaU at Ftanoc VUh. but the enemy from launching the a proposed legislative blU dis­ la left up to the town Involved, Dr. Plante also mentioned that out Tuesday when School Super­ their 10th ddld. aoutbeast of Loa Angelaa. Ttum- other children are ^tepben. 9; sdKxd must submit a plan to Its students absent. D&L Gift CwrtlAealo rapotta (ran tba field aald the new oft o drt which aomc U.8. tributed by Mr. and Mra. Frank though the plan must meet the the Project Gmcem contract intendent Michael Wallace an- “We decided when we were bo la a aeV-employBd engtneer. Toni, 8; Jan,7; Anea,'»; Twhia bring tlw childrsn find all Hia correct the imbalance. New Britoin General Hospitol Atr CaVa babeapten rare » - offioera expect in tboae areaa. Jordan at Friday’a meeting approval of the state board. prohibits reverse buglng. noimced the decision to close the PLAY SANTA flrat married that we wanted 10 The older children help to Scott and David, 4, and Mkdiaal. was added to the list Tuesday aeatbad. Twelve of the eigtitr)et Strato- vridch waa sponoored by the The plan, apparetitty, may In­ Once the plan le approved, the ’ Both State Representative schools well ahead of the sched­ fortremaa atmek 90 mOea mxBb- chUdren. ,n wasn’t phyefcally tahe care of the yoimger onee, 9, fam ily to 9#a fha anchanfing of the state’s hospitals limiting CLAUS . . . suriMrisB b Ibe ♦■rawtw. attempt waa r group known as the Ooncerned volve bualng wlttiin a town to town Is eligible for reimburse- Gerald AUen iuid Senator-elect uled Friday break for the holi­ visitors because of the flu out­ weat of Da Nang in ann>ott of poaattde, ao we’ve adopted aaya Mra. Trnmbo, making her Do they plan to adopt more friend with a DAL on Tam Ky, 40 mllea OltlMns of Vernon. achieve racial balance, and, the menta from the state for any Robert Houley said that they days. break. The New BriUin hospital ttoM for Near Tanr'a Day and the 9,000 U.8. Marinea making them. We Just wish r a hadn’t work a little easier. cliildrenT Gift Certificate. Takee aootfa of Da Nanc. A doafii Vlet- “Tills is the moat blatant dia-' bHl aaya, “may Include provi- costs involved. would disouM sutdi a bill after W aUace said 112 o f the city ’s will allow visitors to critically Tat. In anae H not artabna to anniher major aweep of that waited five years to adopt the "W e found that r a were bus- “Now that r a have IS, r a Animated Chrutmas Windows care of hard-to-re* aeali a tmee amatenMnt for nameae apokeaman aald lean honesty I’ve ever encountered,’’ aion for cooperation with other Failure to come up with a plan it has been submitted, but that 1,000 teachers also were abaent 111 patients only. flrat one,’’ ahe said in an Inter­ ieat when r a bad only three i i .t . to twnit that Maria la the Nanr T aai^ Day and Tat, the *tw» W enemy troopa tried to declared Dr. Plante. "It’s db- school dietricta to aaeiat to the to correct racial imbalance wrlH none haa aa yet. Tuesday. member sizee, colow Eighteen more B92a attacked view. diUdren,’’ die aald. “After that, laat,” aald Mfa. Tranfbo. *T In Hartford, the flu outbreak __ a t tba Repnbilc of move into Ibe aontbeni and at D&L^Manchester Parkade aolutely ridiculous, an organised correction of racial imbalance.’’ be met with the forfeiture of On the local level no action and personal taate. on two aidea of Song Be, UtUng it doean’t make much difference think r a ’d like more, but r a ha­ caused school officials to search Ancient rag dolls date back to vaS be raa4y In dha- aaatem aecHone of tba city Jnat The IVumboi plan to ^icnd group using contrived Informa­ The “cooperation’’ apparently state grants, and school butld- la expected on Project Concern Beautifully packed in infiltration oorridorB M to 72 ven’t decided.’ ’ after midnight wtaSe enemy Christmas st home arlth Just the if there are two or three more to means a Project Ooncern-type ing aid until the town or school for quite some time since at for college graduates without 300 B.C. while crocheted dolls MW the nnttar attb tba napre- ndlea north of Saigon and about K they do adopt more chil­ tio n ." a tiny aee-throoidi box gaantlv^ of Noatb Vtatnam." gunneta pinned down miWtla- family. Tliey uaed to have take care o f." an 40tnt special hoHday treat for younf and plan, but opponenta of busing district complies with the pro- present there la np available teaching experience and college belonging to the Egyptian# have 12 miles from the Cambodian dren, she added, they probably The proposed bill was quoted with a miniatare poin- Ibe foreign mbdatry aahl it mcn five ntUee aray wUb a 45- friends over, Trumbo said, but "Every onoe end a while, ra have seised on the aenfence as visions of the act. apace, school authorities aay. students with student-teaching been traced back to BOO A.D. border. oM . . . in 11m DAL windows tiixu OuM niaa daji in part by Jordan when he pre- settia. bad oaamdtad adtb tba Dotted sented his arguments against -4he voluntary program which and “they bnv* afl tbuses grade school ghetto child- tfasir .giissiiiiig wtth rugard to Ten to some suburban communl- • ^ 1 • ma m m . ^ ia* ibe truce iuma." Uae. Jordan aald that the bill • * I y In the war, iinniiuhll*, n VM . announced by the State air Focne trsnspoat ptona wttb . Board of BSducation and will be 40 iiaaaiingrn and totw crew- VI— . iitMi aboard craabed and tasubad ^I'Hloliniltted to the state leglala- D&L in New Britain Tiambj Jnat after taking off '^9nre in January. Open Evwry night tiH from tba Cbn Ik l Air Baua, H ' A ccord in g to Jordan the UII : t 8:45 p.m. (neept miles south of Da Naag. • gives the state board the power ^ ,';to bus anybody anysriiere. He Saturd^) till Christ* Fourteen peraonn v ___kOtod ' claimed that it would give mas and moat of Iba tdbata ware to. otate board the power to jured, Swer of them aertoudy. *.*(Uotate what he figured to be fra TIm r Mfd moat a t tbom aboard a racial iMdonce of 60 per cent tbe twin-eagine 0129 aura white and 60 per cent non-white Amsttcan tooopa feat dmw w ota “ *Th each ochool, a scheme he aoi- denounced os reglonalisatlon, morally wrong, and an out­ r m Odo spobfjman lapocted tba growth of Project Concern. plane may bara bean Mt by arm. Dr. Plante, queaUened on the my ground fire, alttaxigh a oom- bUl, aald, "They are quoting ■“■■ay bam fba XJM. Gtam- from a phony MU wMch is not maial aald aa authentic. Tbe some biU was taeliW made to presented in -Milford the other dreamwear for young slumber bugs! eame of the aocfdenL” night aa a document from the Tba D A Onfiimawl atoo ao- State Board of Education.” laaairad that aimthw U.S. ra- M “R to phony.” repeated, •**and to being used tuxiund the a. Her Majesty’s nylon peignoir set with subtle touches o f lace. tba aotofaarn ladf of tba demiU- Skate to give taformatlon. Even Short gown and robe in yummy candy colors of mint, pink, red. tariaad aona bad bean fin d oo title /Of ttie MU Isn’t cor- by Noetb VIelaaaneaa troopa to- « a o t .“ Sizes 8-14. g 8 dda Sw aona. Tba dnglaunglaa * "Thla MU," be added, "isn’t piaim wan not bit. and tba pOct ywhere near the poaiUan of b. Her Majesty’s nylon tricot pajamas with lace jabot trim for Se State Department of Edu- your little majesty. Heavenly shades of pink, mint or red. Sizes lenoad the Nocth give a gift of timeless beauty— TIMEX T otton.” martftoa goni too D A Obm* m Dr. Plante said the real bill, 8-14. S 6 A perfect gift for everyaael Exceptional values ta q^i^, Which wiU be Introduoed In the c. Soft, cuddly quilted robe . . . just the thing for Christinas morn­ tbo Vlit Ctaag ocmlng eoaalon of the legiala- b e a ^ and workmanship. Fresh contempora^ styling, all ^ th and a ttire, to titled "An Act Conoern- ing . . . when she opens all Santa’s gifts. White with pastel flowers. D A Navy < ’ dspot TtMaday breakable mainspring . . . many waterproof, d u stp r^.^ock re- ■V Racbd Ibnbalence in the 4-6x,$10,8-14. $12 't o siatant. Many styles including calendar watches, sport watches, elec­ fubUc SchoMs." It aims to oor- tric watches. " aaot "racial Imbalance in any key pravinetol tagftal. public school to whiMi there la Her Majesty’s coordinating nylon tricot bootie with sole. & 2 -1. Children’s character watches 7 J 0 0 a dtoproportlonate number of toetai ware Igtat, wMi not more DAL Olrl’s Department all atorea Teens’ watches OJBO to 1 S . 9 S Potvwhite pupUa.” ttaa U raundi Iliad to any one K According to Dr. Plante the todttag. D A baadqnrtan said Men’s and Women’s watches 9 .M to 9 2 S {^cept of “Imbatance” ctUy a few Amartean troopa and Bra aonoerns acbooto wUtito a par- Electric watches S 9 .9 8 to S S 9 goular town. Plante emphaMxed tliat tbe MU definitely does not (D U . Jaweiry->eai atorea live the otate board any pow­ G>Id, Fever er to bus children from one {own to another akhough It per­ H ospitaBze mits cooperation with ether [owns through programs such as Inject Oonoern which, he President diamond point fcranied, is purriy voluntary. * T b e b u t provldeo that the jew el pins Board of Eduoatten of each (ban tbosa for a odd ao tor as gram to to submit data atmuaUy to determtoe the total number Chriatlaa aald Johnson would by Lb s Bernard do some work as iweaaoafy alilla to tba hospital but toat Wonderful costume Dr. Bnrfclay wratad btm to rest. irins of 14-(torat gold- Cbriatlaa recalled that Jehnaon plated sterUng in dia- apoka Tbaaday to aanwal ■Red C ross I mond-point finish . . . iiig a Poet Office Dapaibnant genuine stones. C a lls F lu ceremony and a raooptlan by M ushroom O f Jofanaon appeared to be aoma- Rosebud 9S8 wbat boraaa dwing one of tbe ‘D isa ster’ apairbaa and showed some Lovebirds O f ' Oonttmied from Page One) sig n of a ed d a ta Ctariatmaa traa lighting oeremony in cliflty Matching earrings dd vialta in order to avoid ex- waolher Monday. a v ^ a b le . poatng paUenta to the flu virus. Christian aald Jdmaon, aho Many public achoola and col- had a caas of the snlfflee, ran a (DBL Jewelry—an atorea) legea were closing early be­ towqiiada fever and developed a \ t' cause of high tocldencea of res­ chest cold Tuesday night. He piratory dlaease. aald Dr. Ckoege Burklay, the A Heatth Department official Preddent’s pbyaictan. auggatt- to Allegheny County, Pa., where ed thla morning that Jofanaon Pittsburgh la located, aald the enter toe boapttol for a rest. Hong Kong flu had retuhed "ep­ Sboefiy after 10 eon., a White idemic proportions’’ in the coun­ House apobaraiart aimounoed, ty. School aboenteea in some “Tlie Praddanf was admitted at dtotrlcta were as high aa SO per 10a.in. andwasTuttobed." cent, the official said. Jdmaon baa a Uotory of bno- Vice PresldeRt Hubert H. cbtol flItomStiaa and spent 9% ------V------s H um phrey w as atUl suffering toys in Balbaato Naval Hospt- from the flu Tuesday In Phoe­ tat to 1N9 ouffarlng from a nix, Arix., and was expected to heavy ooU toat left Mm under remain there another day. fM* t o t M w n l w ootto. m en and women! Schools and bualnesaes In Lswt Nov. at, Jdmaon told Phoenix reported abeenteelam iM warn an be was ocnstdacing running 20 per cent above nor­ gotag to ttaa taoqittal for X-ray mal. Moro than 8,000 atudenta ebaoka of a haig atanding Intoa- w ere absent In the 28,000-atu- tlnal diaonder—dhrertiedoeU, a dent Phoenix Dnlon high school /xnSUkm maefead by ttw

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,--V r!- f PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,^CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PACK TEN ■me JewMi population of Pal- each day. The custom ttrasses deaflng wttii dtsrupUvs student Jews irate eatliM had rebefied against tifis their btiief in the words of the demonstrations. The poll was Prophet, Zacharioh, "Not by manor «< religloua oppression and began free of notaa, ■■ nportod by tbe Amarioon Ooun- Academic Events in Capital Hfmul ledb Fete a guerilla war wMAh lasted for might, nor by power, but by MJr HUmrtfpBtrr oan MHfy. c il on Bkluoatian’s oCHoe o f re- Spirit, sayeth the Lord” . RCAOING C fM IW , INC. WiMB tare w » golqK to town i Idad three years end which culmin­ hkrf. u ______. seardi. Hanukkidi, the Jewish Festi- ated In a great victory In the In (he ooune of the years FRED L. KAPROVB. DiTMte ...... of MLy tobout tlMt too? ^ r ^ i g Negro government -nj* wssMigton City Council Cnasssa tor Elementary and Secotidary Adults ^Qpmttg l|praUi Biennial Senate Tiff y e a r 166 BO and the expulsion the holiday has become a tlm6 When are we gotof to ba a*ed to ^ ola is and civil rights leaders turn voted to prohibit police ^ Lights, began last Sun of joy and thanksgiving, marked Now OrgonialiW tor Next ■ssaion On FiUbuiter Loom* of the foreign Invsder. This vic­ g Quuiprshonrinw «m w u p iT > TUB decide whether w» w«at tnieke to be defraud ourselves if we from shooting at fleeing sus- day night and will continue for by a spirit of charity and ex­ * Pbonloa W Vocabulary Devtiopmsnt f n tory was oelabrsted with th e Skilto * OoHege Board Tsst Tsri PraparsUonF rapw j^ HraiAU> PRIMTIMU OO.. INC etobjeoted to notoe and taihittnn regula- WASHmOTON (AP) — The >«* ’>«*’’ on the progress he peobs unless the crime Involves eight days through Monday, * Speed * Study u Biwiii auwi cleansing of the Temjde, which change of gifts. A Ortifisd R muidingII Consultente * SmaB 0 « « | » _ N » nr«Ni K ttam ? Uemfial Senate battle over mak- InUnttesimal. The "deadly fArce” or there is sub- Dec. 28. Tbe name is derived In the Synagogue, prayers of CXIMPLETB DIAGNiNOfnC TESTING PROGRAM AVAILABLE a -a. ,aa rast*. C0UTE6 ilU tead I^OUld b6 tO from the oustom of lighting lit­ had been desecrated by the g Summer Programs THO*“ ® - mif r r mien are are gohV to be — stantial risk the suspect Is gratitude are recited and th e A Afternoon a Evening Cloasss WALTER R . w w a a t ing K easter to cut off fUibutters greater pngrsss in the tle candles each night of. the pagans, the re-Ughtlng of the TEL. t4S-f8l1 PobUrtMtS armed and dangerous. hope is expressed that a> - 6$ BAST CENTER ST. I^mraded O cu lw r 1, i m are arazR trache Umlted, ta OnnwecftciR. Ln shaping up with propomiRa future, he said. Jehnwn corn- festival In commemoration of Temple MenorUi, and the re- MANCHB8TBR. (X>NN. lor rufi Briormation presslon will cease and man will eo they are already Itotlted In aame claiming almost 60 per cent sup- meiRed afc.a''teMption' attended Capital Qoote the re-llghUng of the Menorah dedlcatlon of the altar to the Free Paridng in Rear puHuitMd Brary BrenlBC Bxoaiit Sundara be able to worsMp his God in ^ arediU the PoM Office M etamaed atatoa, to apeeda Bra or tan port. by officials including Supreme "VWtetiier you're a man or a (tamp) in the ancient Temple service of God. accordance witii his faith and SCSiobSt^ Ooim.. u Beoood GUw Man mllea an bour lower than ttaoaa peF "I think we are in reach of a Court Justice Thuigood Mar- woman, you have to keep up, be in Jerusalem. It commemor­ In commemoration of tMs vic­ Ma t t e r . ______con'vlctlon. muted paaaenger vebtclae on aqiar- constttutional majority—61 sen- shall. well Informed and provide solid ates also the resumption of the tory, Jews have been lighting BCBSCRIFTION RATBB Pmyaliie to Adranoe Mgtawnya? ators,” Sen. Jacob K. Javita, R- A poll of 301,448 college fresh- accomplishment.” — Vlrglnln services there after their ces­ little candles each year at tMs One Y ear ...... When are we going to be aabad If are N.Y., said Tuesday In an Inter- men shows a majority of them Mae Brown, who wlB become sation. by order of the Greek season, starting wltii one can­ Mature male chimps some­ ■to Montha ...... M-M Three Montha ...... T-W would like to bare the trucka run on • view. He sold he figures there —64,6 per cent—believe admin- Interstate Oonunerce Oimmis- Emperor AnUochiu, who was dle on the first evening and times show persistent friend- Read Herald Advertisements shipe. Adult females do not. OfM Month ...... «-»0 _ ranAed oKclnalyefy their rt. Council of Caturches budget director in President Ei- in today’s edition of the Pa­ Presidentelect Nixon’s adminiB- l»^irhiwp it could not deltver and per- inventory of federal laboratories. Oonnell’s Letter aenhower’s administration, cific Stars and Stripes, a news­ iratlon might be able to end the Of the thousands of words ko the sub­ A "farewtdl" letter to Hum­ Teach us to number our days Stamp Out Crime bapa even wastkag the time of Mndents Stans had wide ftoancial and paper furnished the sokUers in 10 per cent income tax sur­ committee’s report, the fofiowing seem phrey campaign workers has and not to despise any of them, who could, with help and effort, matricu­ poUtical connections. Stans To the Editor, Vietnam . charge now effective through to sum up the situation best: “The fed­ raised a lot of eyebrows be­ or put them out on the curb of late succesMtdly at an exlMlng college knew where the money sources The New Torlc branch of the Item one is an article on an the fiscal year endWg June 30. cause of two things: First, its life for Father Time to carry issue holding up the Paris peace or untverMty. eral government has over 100 laborato­ were and be raised more than NAACP has just issued a "It should end at the- earliest author—William Oxmell, Hum­ away. Time was when beardless talks. I have also heard that And there waa the fear that In try­ ries of substantial size that represent $20 milHon fo r the N ixon ca m ­ lengthy report suggesting steps possible time,” he said, "de­ phrey’s fanatically devoted ad­ boys wMied away their-youth, other issues holding up the ing to create a hybrid inatitutlon — a a cumluatlve investment over the past paign. He was entitled to a to be taken to end the reign pending on tile budget situation ministrative assistant; second, waiting to be old enough to be talks are who wUl enter and inflationary developments '* terminal school for studente with specific decade of micre than |7 bilHon. Te( Cabinet post, Nixon inalders the muted suggestion in its last of terror in Harlem. Vincent barons and bishops, and con­ room first and wlU tea be in the economy.” tiKXt term goals and a Iranafer school wtthin the executive branch today there agreed. Stans wanted to be Sec­ paragraph that Humphrey will fidantes of kings. Now youth Baker, chairman of the branch’s anticrime committee, emphati­ served during the conference. for thoae who might want a four-year is no office or official who has informa­ retary of the Treasury but run again for President. holds the stage, and we dread Capital Foetiwtes E cally demanded that no time With such gnat crises Uke tion about the oapaMltUes, the special would be content with Secretary Conndl’s letter was not spe­ the days when we will sK in President Johnson has toM degree — (he advocates would creade should be lost in dealing with these, bow will the delegates proficiencies and the unique equipment of Commerce. cifically cleared by Humphrey, the balcony In the peanut heav­ inatead some Und of weakling that would the criminals who are beating, find time to talk about peace. But when the financial reports but nost prestigious campuees la the at aU. the part leadership. ternal or service club, Chamber B ox 202 ithelr gem-studded coterie. in the new Administration to read the and Is unacceptable to the $198. feefing of students that many faculty At the eleventh hour, however, party’s Kennedy wing. He Five Tears Ago of Commerce, and religious de­ HHC, 1st Aviation Brigade There were good reasons Daddario report carefully and do some­ E. Boston Rocker in Maple and without decoratkms, $29.95. Watkins members don't give a hoot atxxtt stu­ Nixon advisors prevailed on the wouldn’t have a chance. Some 600 A frican students in nomination would do well to APO Son F ra n cisco 96884 enough tor everyone to kick In dents. thing about it. — SCIENTIFIC Presldent-eiect. They convince Mbscow rioted in Red Square, give their total support to the Ms dough and Mck up Ms heiris. hM a complete assortm«it of Rockers in decorated colors as well The leasfiiUity of transfer to other RE»BARCH. him Stans was not reaponslble protesting against racial dls- low enforcement officialB in an TEEN OUTIES In the first place, the pro­ as plain wood finishes. On” TMs Date all out drive to make the NEW YORK (AP) — Four of schools (which was partially answered tor the financial report fiasco. crlmindtion. ceeds were to benefit the Police P. Maple Ladies’ Desk with Queen Anne styling. Small 89 inches In 1777, G eorge W ashington’s One Tear Ago streets and neighborhoods safe the six chorines in this city’s Oo- Atiiletlc League, Inc., an organi­ when the community colleges became Mr. Nixon had a change of high, $165. army went into winter quarters A military jet crashed Into a for every law abiding man, pacabana night club are teens. zation dedicated to creating bet­ operated) la not foUy settled yet, heart and returned to Ms first G. Ki\ptty Pine Dry Sink with Antiqued &noky finish, $64. Specter Of Shame choice: Maurice Stans (but at Valley Forge. Tucson, Ariz., supermarket af­ woman, and child. It’s the youngest chorus line In ter rapport between underprivt- but itooent signs are encouraging. A pre- la 1787, New Jersey becam e The hard perilous work of po­ the 20 year history of the cafe. There might seem to be few more Im- then forgot to mention Mm by ter the crew had balled out. Six leged Idda and the police. Con­ H. Early American Pine Commode, 80 x 20 inches, $49.96. Mminary check kidicatee that students the third State to ratify the U.B. licemen who risk Ufe and Umb You have to be 18 before you probed>la settings for a freezing horror name at the televised Cabinet persons were killed, and nine sidering the rough time the po- I. Famous Hickory Queen Anne Tea Table in Mahogany finish, $99. catching criminals must not be can work in a New York cafe. from Manchester Community College are Mory than (he crowded, weil-ttt and unveiling ceremony Wednesday Oonstiltutimi. were listed as miosing. -^ Uoe are having with their Im­ age. tMs In Itself waa worth­ J. Maple Octagon End 'Table with a 20-inch diameter,'only $29.95. doiiM weU at thq UhiversMy of Oonnocti- comfortably appointed auditorium of the n igh t). cuL More work needs to be done appar­ U.S. Interior Department in Washington, A footnote: Briley, who waa w hile. Then a Greek was Involved. ently on adjusting community coUege but one day last weeV that room was RepuMlcan nominee for the Sen­ The sellout muMoal "Zorba” oounMS so that more of them will be ac­ haunted —or, to be more precise, the ate against Sen. Fraidt Lausche men in it were. . was the first phase of the eve- cepted for transfer credtto. That wfil of Ohio in 1962, would have been nit^s entertainment. This has They were federal officials, union lead­ conspicuous as the Nixon OaM- Fischetti been a year tor the Greeks, a come in time. ers and coal industry expeits, aU of them net’s only Harvard man. thought wMch inspired some It is too early to call the oofiege an atouing macabre memories of last Agnew Explores Capitol dark-tressed lady guests to ar­ imqualifled success, maybe, but it baa month’s mine disaster In West Virginia A Captol HIU policeman on rive wearing the wedding hairdo avoided the pttfaUs which some ooncem- which claimed 78 miners' lives and, in­ night duty In the Senate wing of Mrs. Aristotle Onasals. Of deed^ of many other tragedies In yean ed people expected. of the Capitol flatly refused.to course, Chariotte Ford Niarchos p ost. unlock the door to Vice Presi­ was fhead of everyone Iwving They were participating ki a Oonfor- dent Humphrey’s ceremonial of­ had a Qiqpk sMpplng tycoon ence To Miake COol Miring Safe, called fice off the Senate floor Dec. While Thay'ra Ckmaoltlfic Ue even before the former Mia. by Interior Secretary Udali in the after­ 2 despite the Insistent demand John F. Kennedy staked one out math of the West Virginia catastrophe We note, wKh oompleto spptwval, that of the man wtio will occupy it for herself. and what tormented many of them was m beginning Jan. 20; Spiro T. ^InBlly, AUled Oiemlcal Co. a PM I of aoMniiats wbtcb has Iwan the haunting knowledge that they have Agnew. picked up the costs (leaving studying the *estte boom problasn lotr done tragically little to reduce the grim Accompanied by Ms Secret more profit for PAL), In ex­ the Dapaitmeot of toa Intwlor Iwa eome hazards that beset every man who mines Service detail, Agnew arrived tq> wlto a reoonunsodafton that w«, the change for Uie international co o l. unannounced in the Senate wing set’s efforts to moke a soft new lowly fwopla, fea anowat! to Judga lor The stringent new Bureau of Mines around 10 p.m. He wanted to material colled "Touch” soclaly regulations announced that day by Udall "inspect" his new quarters, the oursahwe whathar we thtak too sonic acceptable. tHiQstj ought to he eOowed to booonie —they relate to inspections and mine- Vice President-elect said. Not only the co-chairmen, but closings —are, of course, weioome. But a rogifior paut of our living. The guard was adamant. He another For«V Mrs. Ann Ustelll, they clearly represent, as he seemed Not only are we touohad by toe Maa told Agneiw the office belonged two VanderblMs (Heidi and willing to acknowledge, a confession of Or, if you want to be extra to Humphrey and that he had Wendy), a Mellon Hitchcock that wo, too poopla. twgfct to havo Incredible, infuriating past neglect which nice and let them select no authority to open it tor any­ (Mrs. William), a Newhouse gofua afight aay about what (ha air txaaa- has been paid for with thousands of fives. one. their own gift, give an en­ pott toduMiy to gotag to do to iw. (Mtqnii), and a Princess (Alex J. $2935 The conferees, even including some of Agnew then ordered the aer- Hohenlehe) were among those graved Watkins Christmas Wo ora ovon man ontranoed by ooa geant-at-erms, Robert G. Dun- those who have fought new safety legis­ who braved the runway wearing ) Gift Certificate. phy, to be telephoned for au­ of (ha tocidaniato to the lepart of ttw lation moot Utterly, seemed to agree gowns made of Touch, designed thorization. But Dunphy also re­ generally that the Federal COal Mine by some of America’s top coutu­ wtet a aonle boom S a fety A ct o f 1962, a feeble, fUtlle jok e fused. If Agnew wanted to In­ spect his new office, he said, riers. in many ways, ought to be amended in­ That fashion was involved, (he to Mka. he could do it during the day to a, law that wUI be taken seriously by very latest U fattilon, had spe­ A anto (wan, thay miO, Imm a notoe with either Humphrey himself operators and miners alike. The next cial appeal to the socialltos. sSm wMch to oomparable to that or a Humphrey aide present. Open Tonight, Thursday, and Friday night until 9 P.M . - Open A^onday Dec. 23 until 9 P. AA. Oongreas will have not only the oppor­ and fattiion with plenty of chari­ prafiuoad by • Isis* totolw (nidt paae- Whereupon, Agnew and hts tunity but the inescapable obligation to ty for the consolenoe is the mod­ Ing at SB mUaa an iwir at a illtoanra of Secret Service bodyguard pro­ do exactly that —whether the currently ern social formula for a perfect ceeded to the new Senate Office about M foot contrite mood of the cool lobbytats con­ evening tor beautiful people. Tito to abatautoy on taktonUe to- tinues or not. —NEW YORK POST ^ Building, I where Humphrey’s ’/W/> / mmHTi mu A Five o'clock etimoo) ' i ■'■4' '5.'i85*a p a g e THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1968

U.S. Removes • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 Furniture from PAGE TWELVE Hitler^s Bunker ’ rfielf tor boys and giria” con­ Anyone for Selling Vernon taining stories from many lands, BBMCHfTBBGMIlBM. O er- 1 2 G i Q re m h Set o f Moose Teeth? from ersattva acOvlttea, booMand many (AP) — The XJM. Army Shoor classloa, games, articles on na­ OOHASSET, Mkss. (AP) — I movSl, htmture out of a Court Cases Library Sets ture and science and many Charles Condon has advertised Motion of HlUar’a Bavarian other features. for a set of false teeth for his fc^inhar today baoauaa of strong ■ooiCViLiJB snnoM Ihe bookshelf Is a compre­ stuffed moose head because he | Want German protest that the Yule Show hensive and lively library of "can’t stand the thing's ridicu­ ROOSEVELT MILLS Ameftaaiw ware setting vip a A ahott MMloR of Circuit ‘‘BMlar muoeum.” ODUit ycatoniay In RoekvtU* i«- background culture to enrich the lous smirk any Itmger.” A qiecial Christmas program ‘TIm bunkar win open today •nltad In many nollea and only educational expedience of dtU- The moose was mounted on will be held Saturday from lO blit there will be no furniture, one aantendnc. Robert Stone, 36, dren in kindergarten through the wall of his apartment when | of 76 Country Lane, Vernon, had a.m. to 10:46 a.m. at ttie Rock­ the primary and elementary he moved in. Condon said 'Tues­ only bare waUa,” said a spokes­ probation revoked and muat ville PubUc Junior library for grades, Mrq. Luella Denley, Jun­ day he doesn't know how or | man for the U.S. Tib Army. serve to days In the Correction­ ior librarian, said. when the moose lost Its teeth. The bunkar that ones was oon- children in Grades 1 through 6. MOted wttb HlUer'a ’’Eagle’s al Center at Hartford. He will The program will feature the He said he purchased space I Neat" ratraat In the Bavarian answer a charge of non-sup- ‘ ‘Spirit of CSiristmas,” a film for the advertisement in the BEAUTY AND A BRAIN' Alps, is part of a UA. milttary pott In court Jan. 21. capturing the meaning of Oirlst- classified section of the Boston NEW YORK (AP) — Mias I raoraatkm arM. l i . Oot. Vlotor Charges of breach of peace mes in a moving presentation Teen-age America, Melissa Globe because, while he ad-1 Oiarit, director of the reereation were noUed for Peres Gwla, of two famous Christmas stories Babish, a 16-year-old high mired the moose's four-foot an­ area, said ha had put some fur­ SO, of 18 Delmont St., Manches­ portrayed by Mabel Beaton’s school Junior with an A average, tler spread, he detested its vac­ niture in the three-room bunker. ter; Ronald E. Oaskell, 35, of alms to be a corporation law­ uous grin. marionettes, "The NaUvlty” gome West German nswapa- SB West Main St., Rockville; Da­ yer. Miss Babish, a member of Condon says he has received I and aement aark Moore’s pen and Berriitesgaden otfl- vid W. Pond, 24, of Brandy Hill "Night Before Christmas." An the National Honor Society, ran cEdls from a dentist who offered | Rd., Vernon, and Wilbert M. ^ . 1. oritlcSsed Ctarii for ustng added attractlbn will be a ahead of 58 other gifis to win to make the moose a set of I Reid, 34 of 63 School 8t„ Rock- the title. Her song and dance plates, and an ex-serviceman I the furniture to create what vUle. Reid also had a charge of Christmas puK>et show to be they called a Hitler museum. routine from "H o n e y bun” who wanted to seH Mm a set of | breach of peace by assault noll- presented by the Junior Library C9ark saM he had Intended to swayed the pendulum in her fa­ shark teeth. puppeteers. fimiMi one room to represent ed. vor—and she had never studied “ Moat of the calls were from | Warren L. Lee. 10, of 3 Berger The Junior library has recent­ HKler’s office and another to ly acquired a 10-volume “ book- voice or performed publicly be­ pranksters,” Oondon said. OUR BEST Rd., Rockville, had a charge of fore. represent the bedroom of the failure to drive a reasonable dis­ dloUtor’s N 'l friend, Eva SEU IN 6 BILLFOLD I tance apart noUed, as did Braun. He denied he planned a For your CeraU O. Lashway, 37, of Vil­ muaeum. o n ly 5 .0 0 lage St., EHington, for theft of ’’We Just wanted to give It a (avortte a dog. little flavor,” Clatfc oaid. " I had Blonde, Francis M. Janton, 24, of Rt. THIS VALUABLE COUPON WORTH ■ome Junk fumtture put in, fur­ 30, Rockville pleaded Innocent niture of the stylo of the time." Brunette, to obstructing an arresting of­ eSarb said he had lha Ami- or Redhead. ficer, resisting arrest, being ture removed "beoauaa I decid­ found intoxicated and four 200 BONUS ed there was too much contu- counts of breach of peace. His skm over it and tboui^ It best case wUl be heard by a Jury in KEY not to leave it there.” Blast Hartford in February. nUPLES BUIE STAMPS Be denied reports that ha PROTECTORS Irene Michaud of 88 West Main fit., Rockville, wiU stand with imrcfaBse amoontiiig to $3.00 or more at planned to have a duumy DRIVERS’ KEY TO trial in Rockville CSrcuit Court dreased in a Naai (SB (rilte HOME SAFETY guard) uniform put up In the 8 on an Intoxication charge on Dec. 91. bunker. Never 'park' house keys l ^ k Hoffman, 10, of 170 Hoff­ BROWK’S SUNOCO daric aaid the bunkar was whan you park your car. it man Rd., Ellington, was fined cleaned up and lights installed could invito terror to your $10 for defective equipment and 288CBITER ST ■o that it oould be visited by homol Separate them from $3 for failure to carry Ucense. U.8. military j^ersonnal in the car keys quickly, dasiljj with A $15 fine was remitted to Rcd>- raorsatloD arsa. an Anson Key Protector. ert Klalka, 17, of 7 Terrace These extra Blue Stamps are OartC said auottier saetton of Click - they're parted. Dr., Rodcvfile, for failure to ob­ in addition to those you receive ttaa busbar ooupUK naar a Ger­ Click - they’re togetherl serve a stop sign. regularly with your purchase. man bdtsl has been open to vM- tors tat 18 yeara and "we have Soft, fine-grain Morocco 14 KARAT GOLD bean paytag for paopte to go leather in black or brown. INITIALLED EARRINGS nwre were about 12 mllUon in thare. Now we have our own Fool* good in the hand. Slim, families living in the United bunkwL” trim. Metal edge provortt 9.95 thb pair States In 1800. About U mllUon Admfsaioa to die German bulging. Removable eoction of those tsmllles had annual in­ bunkar ooert predicts tfaM travel to Bhirope and around the worid by C Americans will leap to record Merry numbers next year.. CIIDIJITIIDB nCDT downtown main Stuart Shulman, managing di­ run n ilU llC l/cria sr. Manchester rector of American Grand Cir­ cle Tours, notes that many Christmas Americans who put off plana to travel earlier this yecu: have been booking paaaage In in­ tviih d creasing numbers for overMos trips, with many scheduling tripe In what Is normally consid­ Dalight GLAZlEKs ered the off-eeeson. This Is In line with the recent trend for . •• ))C her with worid travel to become an ah- Gift Certificate year Item rather than a spring 649-5268 to fall seasonal splurge. "GALAXY" V Bbulman says that favorite ; our most 85 E. CENTER ST.. 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BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 presentation of "O Holy Night.” V O D S m n people taken Into captivity tn mas Song” and "Christmas Mu­ Babylon tor the next 60 yeaars. Vernon sic for 'Winds.” Miss Gardner, accompanied by Among oOier thinge, the Army fyremiah Foresaw Jeremiah, an ncert songs. Donna Loverin, Layne Al­ AP9 10 According fo ffc# Sfon. OCT. that Ooid is not “ afar off” but groups In Handel’s Hallellujah announced It would end 133 T.22 ble riot gas despenser. lison and Brenda May will be O s 4-14-16-2JI To develop messoge for Thursdqy, ura, unmarried, ostrseiMd by to spring forth for David; and “ at hand,” His “ everlasting Chorus from the "Messiah.” OPEN DAILY 9 A.BL to 10 P.M. yean of Jesuit control by add­ 23-41-47-49^5 For Riot Use The Rockville High School the accompanists. Miss SuHlvan A najortty ot ooll«c« fred>- |^4-31-33-90 reod words correspondir>g to rxjmbers 62-69-74 The Army h ^ clatmed out­ his rslstivss, sometimes even He shall execute justice and love" shed on men to bring HMB ptfltd tn a aonrcy aald they ing 18 laymen to its board of ^ T A U I O S of your Zodiac birth sign. standing sucesaes for the Star­ them to a happier destiny. Band and ChWr, the OIria’ CSior- will also conduct the Madrigal . PHONE SCORPIO By FRBD S. HOFFMAN (seUng cut off from the divine righteousness." baUaw camiNia adminlatrmton tru|Mees. AP9 30 OCT. 23 light Scope In South Vietnam to I “ O Lord . . . to Thes shall the us and Madrigal Singers will singers. Blyse Norton will be ADVICE TO NATURE LOVERS 1 Contoct 31 New% 61 Your AP MUltary Writer (ooua of his own Ilfs so that Ood The stone covering on the cis­ hava baan too lax fai haixMlny Fordham, adilch has been the MAY 20 2 A 32 Or 62 Horrte NOV 21 detect enemy guerrilla flghtera | nations come, from the ends ot present a (Jhnstmas concert to­ the accompanist for that group. 3 You 33 Moke 63 Admirer WASHINGTON (AP) — A de­ aesmsd “like a stranger ... prataala by mUitant atudent scene of student ferment tai re­ o 2* 6- 9.251 for more than 400 yarda. tern was pushed aside and the the earth’’ He “ who scattered" morrow night at at the high The mixed choir, also con­ CAPE TOWN, South Africa s^'2&.29.85.a6 4 Broct 34 New 64 EncouroQlng 52-54-5664^ vice used to pinpoint enemy sni­ who turns aside." light poured In. A black BtWo- damonatiadori. cent areeks over Its structure 5 A 35 Other 65W oy 77-78-83 The device, which Is lumd- will gather and keep His people school auditorium. ducted by Miss Sullivan, will (AP) — Sign at a nature re­ 8 7 5 - 8 4 5 6 GEMINI 6Fif*t 36 Don't 66CIom pers during night fighting in “ O Lord, Thou hast deceived plan slave, named Bbedmelech, serve In suburban Somerset The American Oouncil on Bd- end its record on minority stu­ SAGITTARIUS held or mounted on rifles and “ as a shepherd keeps his flock." feature as soloists Linda Mitch­ •W^AY3I 7 0 t o n 37 Swop 67 To Vietnam has been'added to the me,” he agonised at one point. lowered ropes to Jeremiah and The band conducted by Sam-8 neaUon’a Office ot Raaearch dent admissions, also an­ machine guns, amplifies the (Tomorrow: SeiNwid Isaiah) ell on flute and Bruce Pfalz- West: "This la your heritage. B N M d y 38 Stort 68 Aid weapons provided the National “ I have become a laughing stock pulled him out. But he was uel Goldfarb and Edwin De- aaM TXiaaday iU poll of S01,-M8 nounced diet the Rev. Mhdiael 9Clost 39 An 69 Hormony glow of the moon or aten, ena- I graf, bongos. Take nothing but photographs. 10 Your 40Doy 70 New Guard for poaelble use against . . . a reproacte and derision all again Imprisoned. Groat, will perform such selec­ tr e * m «i at 480 ooHarea and P. Welsh will replace the Rev. .A51.53.58’G1 n-13-«-43A' bllng Its operator to eee objects Pamela Gardner, soprano, Leave nothing but your fOot- 11 Stort 41 R o ^ n c t 71 Good rioters in the United Stetsa. day long . . . Cursed he the day Jerusalem fell in 687 B.C. It The opossum ususdly has 18 tions as “ Sleigh Ride," “ Oreen- unitreraiUes Aowad M.B per Ueo IfdAUghUn as president 12 Slot* 43 Peoples' 72 News 70-76-79-848 that otherwise would be blacked aleeves,” “ Toboggan," “ Chriat- win be featured soloist In the prinU.” cant felt the adminMratora CANCII 13 This 43 With 73 By One hundred o f the devicee, on which I was born I” was sacked and burned and Its little ones in a litter. Father Walsh. 88. a biologist CAraicoRN out. were not tough enough in deal­ JUNf21 14 Yourself 44 Hove 74 Ir^icoted called Starlight Scopes, mre Tet \t he ooneldered abandon­ by training, was previously 15And • 45 For 75 If National Guard sources said ing with disturbancea. Jm.V22 16 For 46 Mortry 76 Resolve being stockpiled at key depots ing his calling to fteclare Ood’e president of Boston College, a JAN 19 another new aid for imtlriot In Oalltomla Gov. Ronald 17$Tt«r 47 Hopptness 77 In for use by state National Guard way tor man's ftUflllment, he JesuH institution in Chestnut f>36.37.39-50 iSCleor 48 A 78 Mony 1- 5- S-21A ' forcea hM been the preparation Reagan commended the hard 1^55-39.81 .g9 27-68-75«t chiefs, if needed. said there would come “ tn my Hill, ICass. For the past eight 190f 49 And 79 And l i e by the Army Map Service of ^a«ivi taking by acting Preai- LEO 20 B« 50 Old SOPIeose AQUARIUS Sources said the scopes proba­ heart as It ware a burning fire months he has been chairman of 21 Friend 51 Go 81 New special maps of 118 cities c1 About 9,000 copies of each city “ My anguish, my angulehl” dents and junior faculty mem­ 42-46-87 during night civil disorders. State Ooilege. bers criticixed the “ unilateral 26 On 56Be 86 Encouroged map are being printed, showing he exclaimed. “ I cannot keep si­ Reagan aaid a moment of de- VIIGO 27 Offer 57 Secret 87 Problems Risen The National Guard Bureau manner” of the replacement of 28 Could 58 Of 88Ne«ied locatton of key installations Eind lent; for I hear the,sound of the AUG. 23 FEB IP hEts notified adjutants generals TOYS ciaion had arrived for California Father ICcLaughItn and called 29 Develop 59 For 89 One facilities. trumpet, the alarm of war.” college campuses and “there is S€PT 22 30 Alert 60 Some 90 Development MAB.20 that the Stfuiight Scopes wUl be BICYCLES - TRIKES for the decision to be rescinded But even aa he recognised the no longer any room for appease­ P s MO-12.15 12/19. 3-44-48-57/. . eBomEirked for them In depots until studMits and faculty could ) Adverse SLEDS V TOBOGGANS gathering clouds of doom, he, ment or give.” He said police I6J66-73 at Tobyhiuint^ Pa., Lexington, •OHBISTMAS CAROL’ LIVE u g g e s t io n S be consulted. like the other great prophets, would ring canqxises “ If that's Ky., and Saenunento, Calif. FOB U.0W OHILDBEN sensed so keenly the unshake- what they must do” to keep In Orand Rapids, Mich., Provision of the scopes Is the NEW YORK (AP) — “A SKIS-SNO COASTERS able divine attachment to hu­ rlissri running. scores of white and Negro pup­ latest actions taken by the C7hrlstmaa Carol," presented SChtXFl. UB. District Court in ordering h g u r e s k a t e s manity that he knew it must Tlaee militant student groups ils clashed in a battle at Grand Army to prepare the National live for more titan’ 28,000 oMl- The Negro youths, who are the South Holland School Dis­ at San Francisco State have Rapids Union High Schocd and GuEird, police and its own forces dren from disadvantaged areas, eventually bring a reconcili­ Purchase brought under a school busing trict to end racial discrimina­ Special police used clUbs and chemical for possible widespread civil will have James E buI Jones as ation. called a strike in siqiport of 18 program, have demanded more tion in pupil Etnd stEiff sisstgn- OPEN DAILY TO 11 P.M. | spray to quell the disturbance. disturbEUices in the United narrator and Orson Bean as “ Behold the days are coming, Just in lime for Christmas! demands including creation of a black staff members, a Negro ments m It was the second time in two States. EbeneMr Scrooge. Charge It with O.O.P. or O.A.P. ■ays the Lord, when I will make black studies department and history course and have com­ days that racial trouble erupted The antisegregation suit These prepEoatlons intensified Performances will be given a new covenant with the House adndasian of any minority stu­ plained about overcrowding on MANCHRSTIR SURFLilS SALES at the school which ened its against the suburbsm sphool dis­ starting lEist spring vriien riots twice dally fram Dec. 18 of Israel and the House of Ju­ c h a r g e dents who want to enroll at the the buses, school officials said. 119 N. MAIN irr. at DEPOT SQUARE—8ii-n U lB,00(Kstudent campus. door less than one year ago. trict WEIS the first of Its kind broke out in msmy cities after through Dec. 20, at a TWOA. dah, not like the old covenant IT! James A. Peiidns. president About 300 Negro students are In Chicago the 7th U.S. Circuit brought by the Justice Depart­ the aasEisslnation of Dr. Martih Jtones is the Negro star of . . Jeremiah wrote. In a pas- of OomeU University in Ithaca, among the 1,700 pupils at the Court of Appeals has upheld the ment in the North. Luther King Jr. “ The Great White Hope," itage which Chriatlans aee aa a K.T., rejected demands of pro­ foreword to Jesus's coming at testing Negro students for an Chrlstmu. autaaomous Black Ooilege, but Jeremiah’s ministry lasted said be would work to expand a from about 626 to 580 B.C., in proposed Afro-American Studies the backwash of the abomina­ program. tions left by the rile King Ma- Hie protesters claim to repre­ nesseh, who had been totally sent .the 380 Negroes enrolled at subservient to the Aseyrians the U,OOOstudent unlvetatty. and their barbarous paganism. In New Tock CSty, tradttlonal- A brief reform impulse under ty OatfaoHc Fordham Untvereuy King Josiah sn collapsed when he was killed in 60^ B.C., in a battle with Egypt's forces, stoi whose Pharoah Neco dictated B r o t h e r Enfield GI Judah’s next king, Jeholaklm, H am ilton Beach with an unscrupulous, grasping pup­ CU8C Charged in pet, bringing back mass deprav- Rechargeable Rechargeable Sewing Machine fantMtic Ity. “The harvest is put, the sum­ choice Toothbrush Dchr.c slu iglil stitch sewing inucliinc mer ia ended smd we ore not Knifette your with carrying case. Full size head iliK's Girl’s Death values! straight or reverse stitching, darns and saved,” Jeremiah cried. “Is Cordless recharge­ there no balm In Oltead? Is Does all the things appliques, has nninbered tension dial. 7 AIMbLiAIDB, Australia (AP> able power handle speed foot control. Free accessory kit. — PoHoe arrested a lO-yeaisild there no physician thereT" un ordinary knil'c that holds any 3 9 .7 0 With a crowd of sympathizers, does - only lietter- Amsrican soldier ftom Vietnam toothbrush. Full SizeVScotch Pine today and chaigad him with tha he staged a demonstration out­ quicker-easicr. 4 ‘ ‘ Pro'' brand’ Deluxe Brolher Sewing Machines miMdar o f Joaephinie Dunphy, side the city walls, breaking a Co in pact-cord less toothbrushes, charg­ clay flu k into bits to dreunatise 599 an IS-yaaroid Sydney modal. design. ing center. also a vailalilt* at (!aldor PoHoe iAawSWWl ttie wSAI Lined the fate facing Jerusalem. each For safe keeping an G old-Ion light that Then, standing in the Temple' Christmas Tree LaweanM James BO. UA attractive scabbard Save more than kills harmful Zig Zaji Machine with case • • ...... 6 4 . 7 0 Army aomae said be ia a war­ Opera Slippers inner court, he declared that Ju­ that sits on counter bacteria, even strep rant offimr from Bnlle B Oorm., dah’s debauchery would bring o r hangs on wall- 5 0 % O F F C;erm.#243. Zi]p Zap Inscrlihlc t.am Machine with case. . 7 9 . 7 0 aftarhed to an Army aaeaidt its dutruction by Babylon. keeps knife fully An officer had the profteet mir original priees hillOQ|)CMr |n charges. #281. Zig Zag Built-in Cam Machine with case . . 1 0 6 . 7 0 VMnam. «*1 was sohedidad to 2.97 flogged and locked in stocks In a"” 9.8 8 the Benjamin Gate u a public Only 100 per store Only one per customer raluni do his unR Friday aftar Soft vinyl uppers with deep pile lining. Composition Amazing "natural'' appearance, natural tapered ends; IU2 enemy. v m racraational leave in Australia. soles. Brown or Olive. Sizes to 12. \ ’ ' f z S pre-shaped brunch ends. Lush forest green. Branches color H m adbombaired girl’s tody Releued next day, he contin­ coded for easy assembling - with slattd - 100'/? P V (‘ nam e- was famd Tbesday in a motel ued his unrestrained critlcUnu, proof. Not assembled. fK()31 room in the B h ifa C hoa s eettoa aosalling Judah’s military alU- Osier of Sydney. anoe with Egypt against Baby­ ^ SO per store - No Rain Checks. , lon. Officiate Mixed him, “ Tou 4-Button the body fully dressid and shall die I” He w u put on trial weapped la a bedaptisad lying for treason. Another prophet, Dual Range Deluxe 5 Roll Combination OB the floor ot c room wUeh had Uriah, already htul been execut­ boen oeoopted by on AaMricaa ed 4>r ■Imlltu’ warnings of a 8 Speed M idler on tears ft«m Vtetnant. 6 military ciUMtrophe. Oirpstmas Wrap They said knllo slaahea bod ’i!) JeremlEdi w u let off tem­ porarily under surveillance. • Chrome i^pad the vtetim’s Uodiing and .1 rolls ussurlctl liiMiry iraper - 2 lederclothlng to ffiroGit and fhe Men’s and Boys Barred from the Temple pre­ Blender rolls ss-i)lptureU foil 26'‘ wklelty bad been savag d y riaabed down cincts, he dictated a scathing 22 ft. r, ill. lone total. #8 24211 88' the body W fli a Bosvte kntfe. sermon to hie secretEiry, Bar­ R . g . 1 .2 9 An exandnatten htdteatod the Corduroy Slippers uch, and had him rrad it public­ / Deluxe Home M bad baen atxaagied before Sweater Sensations! Men^s Pajamas ly. ' Sunbeam Multi-Cooker tee body w as ateribad, poUoe Aides to King JehoiaUm i . Battery Charger said. They repotted that a kalCa seised the manuscript and deliv­ Frypan-BulTet Style E. Transistor Radio cue and an Amerioao eervtee- 2.97 ered it to him. He resul the n m a ’m oop w m« foiBd tat Om Wide wale corduroy with terry cloth lining Skid tc- scroll, and burned It. “ Seize Reg. Baruch the secretary and Jere­ Rsg. Reg. room. s 3.97 sistanl rubber soles. Black, Royal, Green, Brown, i d l ' • 4.29 8.97 16.37 32.95 Ehdl was *■ *—« to Adeiakte Cardigans and pullovers! Fabulous quality in 100% Shetlands, luxury miah the prophet," he ordered. 3.29 Ultra fine broadcloth, ^or brushed cot­ Mens sizes 6)6 to 12. Boys, 4 to 6. i- 26.70 11.37 s 4.70 The pair fled into hiding. i e Six 1 ransislor a Automatic volume Recharge "D " - "C " - Pcnlite Ualierics. PoUoe Oonit and ordered held wool blends and virgin hi-bulk Orion " acrylics. Rack shoulder cardi­ ton'flannel. Fully piped, custom de­ biglil versatile Dual-Katige speeds create Removable heal control. Nigh dome vent « up to 5 at a lime. Uuilt-in. pIng-in. iransrs- until Thursday moniag. The po- gans, cable front crewnecks, ski styles, turtlenecks, layered looks . . . tailed. Neat or bold patterns; coat or “ Woe Is me .. a man of strife Spin Cookery wonders. Only 25 per ed cover. Large size. Onl> 25 per store. control Biiill-in antenna e liift pack Illuminated and contention to the whole lor charging. Uea are eoqjectod to ask tben for more! Solids, heathers, jacquards. S, M, L, XL. middy. A, C, C, D. store. No Rain Checks. #487-10 No Ram Checks. #(il UMl I includes battery and earphone. tala eriradttlnn to flydney, about landl" Jeremiah sorrowed “All I *#enwi«**iw*iani**e*aiw**aw i!0*»»»«tiea*ai*«a«*«>«(»»iwtiei«a«w»ii**»»(iwea«w»»*’aa*(»«««w**«^*»s**a«aas«»«i'aasMaaaa*awF«asa««aa»»«»saasM««a«s*!»J Christmas Decorations 880 adtes to the east in the state of them curse me .. ■ waiting of New floote Watea Adelalds is or my ftJl .. tn the state of Boute Australia. In 606 B.C., four years after Standing Santa Claus R t g . 2 .2 9 Asked if be wanted to apply Egypt overcame Judah, Egypt for bail, Hull said he prsfecrad Itawlf waa overwhelmed by Ba­ Musical Uritshtly oilorod. I7 'j incliCN • approved bylon In the Battle of Carch- coriJ uiul bull). 4(1 per store - no ruin to remain in curiDdy. cheekV Poltoe sold Mtea Dunphy Uved emiach, making Babylonia the 1.69 with her mother and twin brotb master of the Middle East from Whiskey er tn the Sydney suburb of the Nile to the Euphrates rivers. Santa Sleigh and Reindeer Men’s Pile Lined ^ R«9. 6.99 aruBTflle and had worked aa a When Judah’s King Jeholaklm clerk until her graduation last launched reslsttmce against the Decanter .AppruN. 5 ft. long when \ct up - approved curd Rawhide Laced Slippers % set and hull). #2HK9 • 26 per vtore - no ruin warii thorn modeling school. new conqueror, Jeremlsdi re­ checkV 6.88 Olfls with whom she walked turned to warn him that Judah sold the gill told them Monday would become “ a horror, a hiss­ evening she was going to n ag's ing, an everlasting reproach." Extra Large Deluxe 3.97 ■if' e n m , and "I '•rant to meet Comfortable, cozy pile lining. Flexible composition j, Soon afterward. In 698 B.C., Ba­ Kodak #814 43 Piece Service for 8 Kodak #314 Outfit jGlass Tree Ornaments Our Rag. ■ nme O X ’a ’ ’ Men’s Robes soles. Toast grained vinyl. S iz e s ? to 12 . ^ | bylon’s forces Invaded Jerusa­ .89 to 1.19 Ponce sold C h e and aa Ameri­ lem, sending Its leading artisans “ Prolon*' llelmae TIcctric Fve Inslamatic' ‘Ektar" histamatic 3)4 inch size - 4 per box - solids or can serviceman spent lour and king Into captivity. 1 assorted to box - decorated - two-lone. hoars Monday mgbt at a go-go Jeremiah urged the newly In Milliken Domain Reg. # X I0 0 scries. Limited quantities. Nn rain Rag. Reg. restaurant in the King’s Cross stalled ruler, Zedeklah, to con 14.88 checks. centrate on peaceful social re 32.99 104.99 89.87 5.87 form. "Do justice . .. deliver 26.40 i\vi>-\ cji gnaraiilce against chipping. Famout make! Made of ceramic but looks like gcnniiie ’sharp 1,'N lens - 2-posilion focusing lAlia-lasl. c\lia-sliaip I klai lens jyfii- Vernon from the hand of the oppressor C lu c k in g , breaking. Prolonized cups leather. Plays when lifted for pou.ing. s pled range-lindsM. toi pinpoint locnsiiig them who had been robbed." 2 aniomalic slim lei speeds. rosihi pL'i inaiicnl hiain!^. (jay llmal Assorted popular nines, extra cleai lone. Small Christmas Tree Boy Reaching Milliken Executive^^ Brand Orion & Wool Zedekiab-wavered, finally giv­ accuracy pins many olliei wanted lea- Knsalie paiicin only. ing In to the war planners. Jere­ Kodak ( M I4 O nifil .)l .h4 .•Mlorc • pic-sl Itched solids and plusti Bi’priM’ S lp r e o R(t o i*(Is no r;iin checks some snow and throw It on the Heavy, absorbent. White and colors. collars, buttondowns. White, ertones. Sizes, S, M, L, XL. Men’s Apre^ “ Thus says the Lord: You 3.44 pmwale corduroys. Sizes, S, colors, stripes. Sizes, 14)4 tol7. FamoiiH hraiul ice on the Taloottrilto PbndL As have not obeyed Me by pro- ‘ D479 E 579 M. l„ XL. Sleeves, 32 to 35. olalmlnf liberty, everyone to his hs threw the enow, it stiMdc to All styles in Sizes S. M. L. XL. the mitten and bote went doash 'T Ski Boot brotherAs a result, he 1.300 inches Lepages Thriflape onto the loe. said, tha country would be sub­ Sabre Saw or Orbilal Sander ll c a \ \ >!aiit!e ccliLipiianc. ncv\ Hanging on to a fence at the m jected toAWord, famine and the voiir elioiee 2.49 2.99 R»«. T' W horror of Babylon’s forces in OKI in\. (iloiv Mipci vlick formula, plastic >div 3M M. bottom of the embankment, s.imlci ' . i s ‘ i‘l.itcn - pcit'scf it .h>.W 2 r.,r 47 Fine Lined Leather (>loves which would “ burn It with fire." S.llllS S.l» I .I'l .HlllllU .1. II.'M Daniel waa reaching for the mit­ insn siiiiki's |H.'i iiimiii, ' ,iii' d.lMIO .Ill'll pcF ninmi.' «lnc. I Italian leathers. African cape- Boon afterward, with Baby­ i Ml Dean Marlin • Ml Frank Sinatra . Ml \ ognes ten whan Ilia band let go and 2s4's, llli-l.ll s. lii||,s,i|t.. pi lls, I j.’c,ii dinv skuis. deer skins. Fur. wool or Men’s Thermal Underwear 8.97 M l IVinIa (lark .Ml I he \ssiicialinn • M l fitly I im Redi-Tied Bows R«9. 99# he fsB through the ioe kibo the 4 ‘»7 lon’s troops pounding at the links iuls4s. hiisl I'lilis'i si,li' slie ip a lined, or unliiied. walls and the city swept with sllili' swii.li ,m lop III li.in.lk • Ml Ihc Mason Williams Far Show water. \ Vented racers, l-.very wanted lil.iil.' SII.IJC'S III I... ilk- imlu-.ni 9 .9 9 ibekjuc ol 1 ' b iy c jtifl hovvv a>M)iied ( liiivimaN Made in hunger and panic, Jeremfah The boy was puUed out by a jl lisn-il In I I .uul I s V a-M 'll Rcu. i:. lo C.J. v o io iv ’ mslaiit slikk on h.ivkiii)! «( I 4 9 j color, all sizes. Shin or Italy was arrested, again accused of 1 lints' III and slioose lin iii nin l.iiei cicciii'ii "I I ii.is'k sicisui i.ipcs Make yoni selcclion .66 pooring tewn highway employe, /1 O limn Ills' laiesi inp 'ii I'K I’M Ini' treason and with the king’s ap­ I (Inly -'ll pci siiMC, No R.nn ( lic k s Kenneth Dtesd, who was out on .Hen*s> Driving Cloves Drawers proval, cast IntO; the empty ols- ttie aonding track at the time, Finest wool bk'iids with se- ^ 2 lern to starve. ' fltasd was sided by eome fire­ lect leather palms. Wal'llc 01 V 1 But even In despair, Jeremiah SALEt WED. Choose Navy type Ruschel or winterweight circular knit. A must for New monk strap style with warm pile liitg. Skid resisK men. _ - .. cable stitch. Choice ol colors. 'd a d saw a “ future and a hope," outdoorsm en! Sizes S. M. L. XL. ant soles. Brown grained leather, green or brown thru SAT. The boy said be had been in ^ One size fits all. which Jews regard as a promise suede. Sizes 7 to 12. ,,, SORRY NO RAINCHECKS the water atxxit ten minutes. of national restoration and The hoy was returned to hU Christians see as a harbinger of beau by Vemon pcUoe, and w m U S E V O U B Jesus, reported suffering only from the SALE WEDNESDAY "Thus says the Lord . . . m eCfeots of (h* icy water but otb- those days and at that time 1 eiwtee wo* ofl right. THRU SATURDAY

■ '..iy: f-,'f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968

v«kq> attitudes and values in She will be officially sworn in '!■ Financier Bart Lvtton South Windsor studNda, according to Spohiv tometime between now and the PAGE SEVENTEEN Ih this system, said Spohn, next board meeting. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 the student is encouraged to de­ These two Items being all the N O W OPEN May Enter Advertising School Panel velop crtttcal thinking by eval- business of the board, the board uatt^ data, rather than having patted iUelf on the back for By JOHN CVMinFr Unirenlty o( CkUfomia campus the teacher stmfdy state a lot finishing before midnight and SUDS & SCISSORS POODLE SHOPPE Rham District •1IM .90 THINK S M M l JN 0 V<4B i$ai6b M m , i r ~i------■— and the Los Anceles Country of facta. adjourned the meeting: at 9 p.m. Owned and Operated by VIRGINIA KIRKA LOfl ANOELB8 (AP) —Bart Club. But it is a Wf step down. Under this system, according DeiivM^ InlEBnclMMcr'' Lytton, the Los Angeles flnan- for Lytton is now worth less to ^pohrw atudents are better Now Taking AppointinanH For School Work Bid Opening Equipped with leatbsiwtto tntsrkir, cier who built a personal for- than a million dollars, Studies Qass motivated to leem, they retain Impala Sculpture windshield washer, 2-spatd alectite wipers, heater, deCrootar, 6-wjy tune estimated at $1S million Much of the fabulous enter- The Board of Educatlan last their knowledge longer, a n d For Hemingway Grave CLIPPING & G R O O M IN G for all BREEDS and then lost most of it, may tainment is only a memory. He they devdop greater confidence Rescheduled to Jan. 14 ssuety flashers, t>ack-tq> Hgb&t night sat la on a typical social in their own ability. LONDON (AP) — The sculp­ Charter Member of Profetalonai Dog Graomar A m . front and rear seat belts, leather- soon enter the advertising busi- counts his change. His staff of The Rham Boiard of Bduca- ^nd various parts of the three ette heodreata, eteering whetf lock ness. five is reduced to a secretary studies dasa conducted by Wil­ Chrtetmaa Dinner ture of an Impala, about three- liam Spohn. and came away ■Ihe United Church Women quarters life sise. Is being pre­ Our PO O P’ SHOPPE is the most modern POODLE SHOPPE in the erea Uon tbted last night to delay section of the homemaking and rear window defroater. "I’m contemplating opening and a valet, and a laundress the bid opening date original­ rooms. Language rooms are an agency or becoming a part- twice a week, srtth a better vsidastanJlidr of of the First Congr^gationkal pared for the grave of Ernest We invite you to stop in and look around. the tedud<|ue of inductive teach- Church wUI hold a covered dish Hemingway at Ketchtim, Idaho. ly scheduled for Dec. 30 to Jan. used for science and study halls TED TRUDON ner in an existing one," he said consist of lectures at OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to • P JI. 14. Architect Richard Butter­ as well as language, reading in an interview. ’’Certain propo- Stanford and other unlversiUes. H>«- Christmas dinner tonight at 6:80 The sculptor is 2S-year-oId Jo­ Spofan explained the use of in the church lower hall. Mrs. nathan Kenworthy, who sold 18 SUDS & SCISSORS POODLE SHOPPE field notified the board that rooms for science, reading and VOLKSWAGEN sitions are before me.” bet„g a SS0,00O-a-year consuft- inqutry-based instruction in so­ Rachel Anderson and Mrs. Iva works on African wild life at a thre4 contractors had taken Uie one rooms is a part of the cafe­ Lytton said he expects to an- to his old company, and speclfioAtion for the construc­ teria with only a plastic divider nouncr a decision early next cial studies, saying that no sin­ Burnham will be hostesses. New York exhibition in 1967. Post Road, Plaaa, Route 30 A Dobson Road, Vomon, many social and dvic duties. gle elemerd of inquiry-based in- Members win bring wrapped Mrs. Hemingway was Im­ >»)))»)►>* tion work on Rham. which Is somewhat distracting year. The matter at present Two of these had requested during lunch periods. Pushes might be complicated Irf the up­ On one tjay recenUy be was ttmetion is new, but that the gifts for the Convalescent Home. pressed and asked him to sub­ Read Herald Advertisements interviewed twice and then technique merely puts Into prac­ Mre. Decker Nanaed mit models for a graveside additional time In preparing noted that this area would be coming mayoralty race, for Ljk- their bids. He also noted that needed next year for the ex­ ton has been mentioned often as chauffeured to his tailor and bar­ tice several old methods of bi- The board unanimously ac­ monument. ber. Life is not the great adven­ stroction. cepted the nomination of Mrs. ’This summer Kenworthy went two other contractors had In­ panded enrollment. a potential candidate for the of­ dicated interest if the bid open­ ture that Lytton, with his flam­ “nic objective of this system Lawrence I. Decker and elect­ to Kenya, one of Hemingway's Read Herald Advertisements Pushee said that there were a <*****ew**«i<***********««*******|^ fice. boyance and good humor, of teadilng is to develop th e ed her to serve out the unexptr- old safari haunts, to do his re­ ing were delayed. total of 48 teaching stations in “I have no present intentions ed term of Mrs. Donald WaMk. search. The board received a bill from the school, making a total of 336 ' OPEN NITES till 9 (Saturday till 5 ;30 P.M.) to run," said the founder and seemed to make it at on^ time. inquiry skills of students, to de- "Up until April I commanded the architectural firm' for S88,- teaching stations during the day. until April chairman oKtytton 000 for services to date. T h e Of this total, only 14 were un­ Financial Corp. But he added $700 milUan," he said. ‘7 was board reserved action until the busy in a lot of areas. used during the day. He also deliberately: "The filing date is next meeting. noted that more staff will be CASUAL m iiA Q E ^ not over and it won’t be until "To have the rug pulled, to no The board heard the report needed next year for the new MANCHESTER / “ihopi January.” longer be in conunand of an em- of th^ joint study committee for students. L/js Angeles will be his base i^re—neither the responsibility the dlstlrict. The committee re­ Superintendent Aram Damar- for any advertising venture, he nor the Job—takes a period of quested that the board commit jian reported that the cost of said, "unless I tied in with an adjustment. Td be kidding if I itself to having one superinten­ portable classrooms urould run SWASHBUCKLING Ekistem firm and agree to be a said otherwise.” dent for the four schools when between $4,000 and $6,000. The partner managing the Western That adjustment period, one of the towns reaches the educational needs committee section." which Lytton masks with a phi­ maximum of 85 teachers and will begin an Immediate survey The personable, magnate, losophical facade, may soon he the state sponsored rural super with the administration to get DEXTER whose friendships range wlde- over. RelaUve idleness has 649-5268 vlsory service is no longer avail­ final details on the classrooms. ly, believes he’ll have entry to brewed new ambitions and chal- able. It was mentioned last night that financial enterprises because of lenges. The board accepted the report- at least two are needed immedi­ of the committee and support- ately. Rham Shop Students Turn Out Firepluce Accessories the advertising and merchandts- ..Legend says a millionaire * ...... *•- _1.1 4W^4 ei.... «*i4/ liig success of his savings and it has to have another ,ed the Idea of one superlnten- Spanish Favored It’s a beautiful way to teach.” He said that the students 85 E. CENTER ST The students in the Industrial In the finishing process, the loan association, into which jose aU. so I don’t MANCHESTER 'dent for the three towns of Board Chalrmani Dr. James Arts department'^t Rham High shovel is wire brushed, painted The morning class elected the have approached him with the poured as much as S6 million ^ obligation to make an­ Andover, Hebron, Marlborough Moreau reported on the Capitol in Hebron under the guidance with a primer and a coat of flat only female member of the idea of starting their own part- group, foreman. She is Patsy time Industry at the school. Af- te S7 million a day. other million. I don’t owe the and Rham High School. Region Education Council meet­ of I>avld Mordavsky, lA teach­ black. Finally when the seta are Lengthy discussion of immed­ Rattl. She works In the paint ter details are worked out. the 8 "I have quite a r c ^ c t in my ^ r l d a living. I don’t need to go ing he attended recently. He er and John Dudek, student complete they are inspected and capacities as a financier, so I make another fortune.” iate space needs at Rham fol­ stated there was a speaker on teacher, are manufacturing fire­ wrapped. shop and supervises the work, idea will be presented to the think I'll be aWe to pick A d Th^ chaUenge, he said, isn’t lowed. J. Colin Pushee report­ the problems encountered by place picks and shovels as a The students are working on The afternoon class foreman board. choose my accounts," he s a i ^ money. "Mhney wiU'be a by- ed that many areas not normal­ special projects, such as Project special two-week work project. this assepiply line project dur­ is Ronald Gallant. The picks and shovels are on "Our raerchandiBing was the Money is the ly used for classrooms were cur­ AjSK, due to misinterpretation The students are starting ing the first and seventh period Mordavsky said such work sale at the school for $9 per most effective In the banking- plause." And advertising, he In­ rently in use with the present with 20-foot steel stock, cutting classes and after school. Mord- projects, introducing the stu set. The students keep the profit savings and loan field." dicated, might be the medium. SAY CHRISTMAS enrolhnent of 832. The project­ noted that the Title III fe'»nrai proper size, heating the cut avsky said that the students dents to assembly line Industry, after materials and other over­ Lytton handled much of his ed enrollment for SejAember funds which support the special stock pieces in a furnace and really like doing these projects are carried on once each sentes- head has been paid. (Herald own advertising, which he per­ I960 is 925 which will make the projects would cease in forging the eye of the stock. and as far as he’s concerned, ter. photo by Buceivlcius) sonalized with his photograpb in Vernon problem even more acute. that groups of Boards of Edu­ The end is pounded out to re­ newspaper ads and his voice on Unusual classroom areas cited cation* are attemptii^ to re­ ceive the shovel. While this is radio commerdals. were: Backstage of the audi­ gionalize special project and being done other members of Early this year a slowdown In Grange Plans torium, both cafeterias except service programs. the class are cutting sheet metal the home loan busineas finally during lunch periods, a small Pushee reported to the board on a squaring shear, notches are caught Lytton with more WUs Yule Program area once designated for a work that the staff of the foreign then cut in both the handle and language^ department favored OPEN EVERY RITE TIU 9-SAT. TILL 5:30 than he could handle and he Vernon Orange will present project for science, health room the shovel and then spot weld­ stepped down under pressure. adding Spanish to the curricu­ ed together. A rivet is then driv­ The company is now being reor­ a CSnlstinaa program Friday for lum as was suggested by several en to hold the two sections firm. ganized. children of Grange members Tollarid board members. They did feel, Sitting In his air-conditioned and members of the Junior however, that it would be best IF YOU GET A BOOT limousine as it was chauffeured to wait until space was more Zoo Missing Deer Grange as guests. Santa will ‘Coffee House’ MIDDLETOWN (AP) — One through HoUywood, he stared at ajj^ribute gifts and refreshments readily available. the- impressive facade of the Several members of the Rham deer is mssing from the city will be served by a committee Set Saturday at staff and student body have ap­ zoo In Veterans Memorial Park OUT OF DOING IT- company he founded. "Two months more and I’d headed by Mrs. Bernice Hunt­ proached Pushee with a request —apparently carried off by a ington. St. Matthew’s to paint cellingfs in some of the very unsportsmarillke hunter. still be there," he said. ’ ‘Imade Parents are asked to bring a decision to turn the plcwie over The first of an anticipated classroom areas. The board felt The director of city parks, gifts labeled with their chil­ series of “coffee houses” for that insurance technicalities John W. English, said he be­ to the creditor!. If I were stifb- dren’s name end dollar gifts for should be investigated first. The lieved scmcone killed the 200- bom for two more months I'd the adult grab bag. adults and teenagers will be held Saturday night from 8 to group was willing to do the 'work pound buck in the animal’s out­ CASUAL stUl be there." A public card party will be door enclosure Tuesday and 11 p.m. at St. Matthew’s Church if materials were made avail­ The 55-year-old Lytton has held Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. at Orange able. hauled away the carcass in a MANCHESTER agreed not to compeU In the ^ ^ ajwwnd- Parish Center. The Industrial Arts Depart­ truck. savinga and loan fiold for seven ^ ansi refreshmenyts served. The coffee house is an out­ ment has offered to panel and Judging from tracks and blood years. His "Cihalmian of the ______growth of the Project ChaUenge carpet the principal’s office at on the grourid, English surmised Board” sign adorns the bar in program, and will feature enter­ cost of materials only. No ac­ the nnimnl had been shot. He his apartment, which he moved The North Caacades in north- tainment along with refresh- tion was taken on this matter said smaller deer In the same HAS THE BOOT TO DO IT IN! into two months ago after sell- western Washington state, site 4hents, "fun and dialogue by the bosird. enclosure were not harmed. Ing his Holtriby Hills monstom of the newly created 34th natlon- Voter Begistratlon It______was announced that negotia Tbe apartment, an art-filled al paik, offer more Jagged Election apathy has apparent- yj^s on teacher salaries would There are 2.6 million persona penthouse In the tallest building peaks than a dinfber could iy taken over. No one turned up begin Jan. 15. The staff ■will be in Westwood Hills, overlooks the scale in several lifUmes. of the Mormon fedth in the E for Tuesday night’s voter regis­ notified two weeks in ad'vaivoe. ... Yes, We Have tration sesrton. world. The Republican Women’s Club Man, oh man, what footworki Raw, rugged, weathered- win not meet during January brown stirrup hide in a new buckle-up demi-boot that and February. Styles To says everything there is to be said about bold mascu­ Men’s Volleyball Over The Men’s VolleybaU League CASUAL VILLAGE/, line style. Step into Dexter’s Swashbuckler at c / lAOpS will play Thursday with Country Hills Vi. Wanat’s ami Tolland o n l y Barber Shop vs. Charlie’s Serv­ main street, facing oak Choose From! ice Station scheduled for 7:15 p.m. and Three Sons Cleaners vs. Merrill Builders and Bou­ c W hen there’s Largest Selection Of chard Foundations vs. Aberle Construction set for 9. / Bulletin Board Plants In The Area The Cub Scouts wlU meet to­ a party to go to, morrow night at 7:30 at the Meadowbrook School all purpose room. our fittets There will be no further Boardd 4 H u s h of Recreation baton lesisons un- ^ til Jan. 2. ® ore the party Mam-hester Evening Herald s h o p p i n g Tolland correspondent Bette Qimtriile, tel. 875-2845. R ip p ie s to g b to. 20^® o ff BRAND CASUALS R.S.V.P. immeeJiately. Then (Josh in f r in g e BENEFIT d a y s HONOLULU (AP) — Hula oneJ see all our Stride Rites with all the fun dancers now receive a grass Cash and Carry On All Plants skirt allowance. and fashion touches girls go for. 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. 1 y t»AOE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 ' -/A- p a g e N IN E TE E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., W EDNE^AY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 within 20 feet of an enemy bunk­ ‘New Haven’ Tracks B olton BOY SCOUT SumllSoldiej er to make the pickup. Special Services will probably Gear .After Derailing Notes and News have little trouble flnding a BAIDGEPORT, Cqnn. (AP) t e MAIN ST. m DOWNTOWN MANCHl^ER - TBL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 AJM. TO BdO Band^ Chorus^ Folk Group Thinks Bijs^ rlace for him. Commuter trains between New Book Review - CTiOailD MONDAY - OPEN THUr S. AND FRI. UNTO. 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: Haven (uid New York were ex 17 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER - TBL. 64I-5171 - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TBL. Scheduled'for Yule Concert Troop IM STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — By The AMoolated PreM 529-7301 ■ WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 BAST CENTER ST. - TEL. 949-n9S ” Boy Scout Troop 120 of St. First Lt Rlt^ard Flaherty feels Santa to Lead pected to be back on sciiedulr EATOW he has got "special talents today after a day's disruptici The progfrmm for the annual under the direction of Keith James' Church recently held River ‘Deodorizer*’ 1215^1 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD which can best be utilised in REMBRANDT PAIMTINGB. By tasrigue involving a beauUful ChrMniaa variety concert, to Groethe. Elementary school mu- elections fOr the coming year. caused by a four-car freight de Elected as patrol leaders were Speclaf Forces,” a special fight­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—Some un­ ;^ont OenMn. Beynal * Co., girl named Marta, who roams be held tonight at 8 in the high s'e is i’TV->r th" '•'-ection of railment early Tuesday. Brian Clavett, James MIchalec, ing arm of the Army. 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS ■ptotrlbated by Morrow. *18 to the mountain* wllh her .blind (ym. haa been announc­ Miss Elveraine Medsig. happy residents of the Fair Ha­ James Oolla, and Michael The 23-year-old arn ^ officer, All four New Haven Railroad /on. I. b r o ^ r , and by some double ed. Dramatic CSnb Advisor ven section are planning what EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" Kucxynskl. The new senior pa­ who holds the Silver, Star and cars, two of which overturne. • Thio homtoomely priiktod and ■wbtehee In who to on which The high school band will play Mrs. Monica Cimlno is advisor may be the sweetest smelling trol leader is Roger Granger. two Bronze stars for bravery in 'illustratloa packed work must bids. The shooUng inddento and four numbers: "Waves of the to the reactivated high school Christmas Eve of all time. when they were Jolted off the Assistant patrol leaders a r e HOURS^ Tues., Wed. 0 to 6 • Thun., Fri. 9 to • }>e counted a major contribution the hand-to-hand combat are dramatic club. Jane Stevenson battle, is only 4-foot-9 and tracks at a switch, had beer Danube," by Ivanovtci; "So Kent Demers, Richard Lourie, With a costumed Santa Claus Sat. 8 to 8 (Closed All Day Monday) 4o the literature^ on Rambrandt'o practicaily Incredible. is president and Cheryl Titcomb weighs 100 pounds. What’s New,” bv Pisaro. ar­ Mark Smith, Michael Fogllo. leading, several people urho live removed by late Tuesday night. jife and bio palntlnge. The addets of euepense-may- is secretary. This Is the first But he thinks big. ranged by Herb Alpert; "Bitter­ Later in the evening there was along the banks of the Mill Riv­ Traffic was blocked for abou • It flubceedo In being both an U- hem floUon w ont have to wait sweet Samba,” by Lake, ar­ performance of the club, high "I'm 85 pounds of muscle, 14 a ceremony and new scouts er will pour the modern equiva­ an hour after the 6:35 a.m. de- COLONIAL, "READY-TO-EAT” !)umlnatlng story and a refer- for the movie; all the wild stuff ranged by Alpert, and "The school dramatics the past few pounds of dynamite ’ cmd one were introduced to their lead­ lents of frankincense and myrrh ra'lment. Wih only one of t’’ anoe work lor scholaro. Th« 80 4s on tap here, Christmas Suite," by Walters. years having been confined to pound of Uranium 238,” he tells ers. into the waterway. They say the four tracks open for much of color plates bring the major kOtoa A. Smith The sixth grade will then pre­ the senior play. skeptics Jokingly. river smells. t.ie day, nowever, delays o. u^ palnUngo to the eyes of the OF AAANCHESTER sent their play, "The Christ­ Directing this production are Explorer Post 120 But his army background in­ Organizers of the demonstra­ to two hours were reported. jaader; the more than 600 illus- UNDER THE BOARDWALK mas Rose.” Karen McOooe and Diane Wil Explorer Post 120 of St. Uams. dicates he is ready for the tion said Tuesday stmie march­ The last remaining rolls oi _tration8 in Mack and white By Nonnan Rostoa. Pienttoe- A flute quartet will play James’ Church held its elec­ WHOLE HAMS HaU. $4.H strenuous special training that ers will wear gas masks while newsprint paper unloaded from record not only the works of the "Gavotte,” by Gossec. Jean Hoar, Mary Aiyi Lodi tions. Elected were James and Holly Gorton are in charge begins Jan. 23. BTaherty is cur­ others will spray the streets one of the freight cars were 'jneeter but also many other P eih ^ it to because Boston The high school a cannella Messier, president; John Bren­ rently home for a rest. with deodorizers "to show how to be removed from the tracks paintings of t)ie period. to a poet and playwright that he of make-up, and Sharon War­ nan, vice pre.sident; Richard chorus will sing four numbers; During IS-months of Vietnam pleasant the air can be in Fair early today, a railroad spokes­ In the text Dr. Oereon, a has an eq>eolally sensitive iq>- ren is in charge of scenery and Anion, secretary; and James "Roll Jordan Roll,” "Willie, duty, which ended recently, he Haven.” Others arlll pour per­ man said. dutch art lilatorian, emphasizes proach to the age-old theme of props. Curtis, treasurer and quarter Take Your Drum,” "There Is was wounded three times and fume and cologne into the river There were no reports of in­ Itembrandt’e place in the con­ the boy growing up. In the cast are Scott Grenon, master. Frank Ennis is advisor. No Rose" and "T o Us Is Born won four awards. Including the to punctuate their plea for a juries as a result of the de­ text of hU time, hie artleUc her­ This to a story narrated by a Sharon, Shuska, Mindy Lessard, The post is now ruiuUng a fund Immanuel.” nation's third highest military cleaner Mill River. railment. boy sh o began to grow iq> y ean Diane LaPine, Kathy Dixon, raising drive. The post is sell­ itage, hlz arttotie legacy and hU A clarinet trio will play Jesse Faulkner, Ehlen DelVec- honor, the Silver Star, for res­ 'psMciatIms with Dutch paint­ ago along the edge of the board­ Contemporary ing 32 gallon hefty bags which "Sarabande and Watts,” ar­ chio. Chuck Clark, Tim Po- cuing a wounded soldier. In or­ ing. walk at the old-Ume New York have a number of household der to do it, he had to request playground called Ooney Island ranged by Leonard. / quette, Nancy Carnell and Don­ uses. For further information I Am a reference work this vol- A folk group, the Sigfais and na Minicucci. air fire from U.S. planes against .ume is especially valuable for —a plaice of hot dogs, fotrls contact James Messier or Ed­ wheels, crowded beadies, fur­ Sounds, will play. Bulletin Board the enemy. Rounds exploded on­ ‘the way In which it goes beyond ward Poutre. tive love-making, pop stands, The high school dramatic chib The Zoning Board will meet ly 30 feet away as he assisted the text to offer a complete set will present a play, "Mistletoe tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the town the man to safety. flighty characters and little pri­ c f reproductions of painting* at­ vacy. Mystery.” office conference room. Aztec dolls were carved from One Bronze Star award also tributed to the artist; an index He lived In a wacky house­ The evening will end with a bones, whale ivory and large Involved his rescue of a wound­ 'of the paintings by subject mat­ T ables! hold. The boy's emotional, ouL carol sing-along. Mancheoter Evening Herald teeth. ed 'man. That time he crawled ter; a list of the paintings ar­ goirg and improvident mother The h' gh school band, chorus Bolton correspondent, Cleme- ranged by geographical loca­ and other musical groups are well Young, t ^ MS-8881. and hie taciturn father ran a tions, and the catalog itself. combination rooming house and ' The oeutatog to a very Inter­ bathing locker room, and they esting Item, containing trank fought each other valiantly wMh Sen. Kennedy, Gov. Curtis lb ■noteM on the contrasting view- wild arguments. Finished in Ipointo of the experts on que» The boy touches the fragile 8 GOING OUT OF tions of attribution and quite edge of adidt understanding oa To Push Free Trade Issue 10 to 18 Lbs. Avg. candid comments on the present he experiences comic and tragic condition of various paintings. episodes through a whole eum- WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. they subject to tariff and trade SAVE AT LEAST 20C LB.I ' MUesA. Smith mer of life along the boardwalk. Kenneth (hirtis o| Maine and restrictiems. Pecky Pecan This novel is like a series of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- The Foreign Trade 2fones BUSINESS SALE FORGE M FROM NAVABONE. short vignettes of life, and It to Board, composed of the secreta­ ALL BEEF, FRESH GROUND Mass., today spearheaded a !Ry Alistair Macfisaa. Double- written with a delloate touch. ries of commerce, treasury and day. 84.M. . I d e s A. Smith fight for an oil refinery and a Army, passes on all applica­ ' Thto novel CekM up where free trade zone in Maine. tions. It is headed by the secre­ Lamps, Milk Glass, Colored Class, Pine M scLeon's Work} War n tale Kennedy and Curtis said tary of commerce. HAMBURG In the mld-19th .century, or W alnut -T h e Guns of Navarome” left Tuesday that they will carry the Backers of the project say the Americans began adorning ‘off. fight through the federal courts Maine refinery would alleviate Ourtotmas treea with candy Accessories, Pictures, Wrought Iron, ^ Oapt. Keith Mallory, the and Congress until they have chronic shortages of home heat­ canes. The stripping and pep- .mountain cHmber from New won. ing oil in New England and save 10 Lbs. permlnt flavoring became Zealand, and C ^ . Dusty MlUer, Curtis announced a federal consumers $60 millkxi a year in Brass, Copper, Paperweights and Mis­ standard about 1900. tds poetry-readUig companion, court suit by Maine against the heating costs. secretary of commerce and pos­ Jmstlly p4ok up the Ug Greek sible challenge of the constitu­ cellaneous Gift Items. colonel Andreas Stavroe and ac- 3 for ^ 8 8 o tionality of the U.S. oil import Britt Ekland Divorced 'posiqMnted by three Idarlne program. • From Peter SeUers $1 oommandoa set forth on a new FUEL OIL This action follows last week's pdaeioa as eecrat egents In Yu­ deciskm by Commerce Secre­ LONDON (AP) — Swedish ac­ Opm Monday - Frldoy 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. goslavia. tress Britt Ekland was granted tary C.R. Smith to postpone a Satiirdoy and Sunday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. . The AHtos want ito reduce the 14.8c decision on the Maine free trade an uncontested divorce from German pressure on the Italian 999 OaL Min. O.OJD. British comedian Peter SelUers front, so they set tq> a diversion each! issue until the Nixon adminis­ today on grounds of cruelty. One Day Mottos lor tration. In the mountainous tenain of DeUvefy Thst^i riffhti The Lane Company and Wat­ Kennedy has requested inves­ Sellers, 43, was not in court for 'Bosnia, where Marshal Tito’s tigations by the Justice Depart­ the 35 minute hearing. Miss Ek­ jiortisans are flighting desper­ kins Brothen have gotten together for a land, 25, came from Stockholm Around The Olook ment and the Senate Antitrust ately. Burner Service preOhristmas Sale on Contemporary Ta­ and Monopidy Subcommittee of to attend. FURNITURE * The key to thi aituaitlon Ues In what he c ^ e d "concerted mul­ Sellers' lawyer said the actor « high valley where a Yugoelav After Honrs Emergeaoy bles. Choose from two groups . . . one fin­ tilateral strategy by leading oil regretted the marriage had jdlvtolon, running out of food and OU D^verles Made at ished in Pecky Pecan, the other, in Walnut. broken down "and as far as it is 18.40 per GoL companies . against the Maine LAND O' LAKES - •smmindUon, to trapped by Ger- proposal. appropriate for him to do so, REPAIR SERVICE ^hian forces, including an ar- All for either 829.95 each or three for $88. Maine has requested a foreign wishes his wife well.” 'nyored dtvlslaa. Automatic or Cell Delivery trade zone at Portland and a The curvaceous blonde mar­ *' Mallory’s assignment to to A. In Pecky Pecan, Elnd Table 28 x 21 inches. subzone near the Canadian bor­ ried Sellers in February, 19M, ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE TEL 643-7449 fool the Germans, save the por- after he divorced his first wUe. BUTTER Aak About Our 5-Day der at Machiasport ktoans and tncktontaHy rescue Dtocount Payment Flan E Occidental Petrtdeiun Corp. Miss Ekland was given custody four Brittob agento who have B. Pecky Pecan Octagonal Lamp table, 27 proposes to build a 300,000-bar- of their 4-year-old daughter, Across from Golf Land Jieen captured. In the cUmax, he MAIW M UTRB X 27 inches. Victoria, but the court ordered on . HEAT, INO. E rel-a-day, $146 milHon oU refi­ Dias to lead Me little crew into that Sellers be given liberal Ac­ nery in the subzone. am assautt on a high dam and C. Step Table, Pecky Pecan, 28 x 21 inches. The oil industry and its allies cess to the child. Tsridge. oppose the plan because the re­ . The {dot to enlivened by some ft finery would process exclusively D. Pecky Pecan CocktaO Table, 66 x 22 foreign oil from Venezuela and ’ come, be warm in our inches. Libya. I i 4 Curtis said the Maine propos­ E. Walnut Ehid Table, 21 x 27 inches. C al has bipartisan support in Italian Import Boot8! New England and should re­ For The M AN ceive a sympathetic hearing F. Walnut Lamp Table, 26 x 26 inches. C from the Nixon administration. Fashion with warmth that makes the scene re- gi^less of the weather. Full size zipper boot Who Has Everything "There is no evidence the Nix- G. Walnut Cocktail TaUe, 20 x 64 inches. I .on administration won’t be (air with warmly lined soft goatskin uppers. In black and won't carefully consider the or espresso brown. case on its merits,” the Demo­ i i i S i i 'M';: ARROW All pieces are beautifully finished in veneers cratic governor said. WAYBEST OVEN READY with solid hardwoods. So. add a gracefully Curtis noted, however, that (DAL Sboez —- Manctaeater Parkade) Gov. Walter J. Hickel, secretary WHITE DECTON styled Table to your home today. Visit Wat­ of interior-designate, has op­ After Five . kins and take your pick. posed the proposal on briialf of r Alaska. Mary Quant gift ideas! TURKEYS SHIRTS The secretary of the interior fashion conies alive! would rule on Occidental’s re­ quest to import 100,000 barrels a day of foreign crude from the subzone. "I like to believe that when a pnrfumn ring man assumes his office, he be­ comes interested in the welfare Daisy shape adjust­ of all the United States,” Curtis able costume ring commented. white dyeable peau- with huge cut stone He said alio he was assured de-soie or gold or that flips open over by the White House that Presi­ •ilver, ' g lj a seerri boat’d of dent JohnsoiZdiad nothing to do Mary Quant solid with Smith's decision. Kennedy said in a letter to perfume. g lO Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark that Smith’s action prevents the In­ terior Department from consid­ 18-22 Lbu Average ering Occidental’s application for oil-import quotas. "Both in public forums and, A REAL HOLIDAY ITEM! reportedly in private contacts, the (oil) companies and their trade organizations have ap­ plied pressure at every step of the way and in every way possi­ FRESH HAMS ble,” Kennedy said. "The impact of these efforts is apparent from the (act that they have resulted in the impo­ Give her hope for sition of an unprecedented and possibly insuperable procedural barrier by units of the executive branch which have no proper I policy responsibility in the area of petroleum supply, and the in­ Christmas with a ability of the unit with compe­ tent jurisdiction to meet its res­ ponsibilities in the field," he said. Elegant for the Holidays! white dyeable, or black maknup klr A foreign trade zone is a por­ Dye your peau-d^soie shoes peau-de-Boie. 8 1 2 tion of U.S. territory into which to match your dress ... or your Face kit contains Cedar Chest by Lane! imported materials may be mood ,.. free at D&L. starkers, face brought without usual cuirtoros brush, lipstick, and tariff limitations. After We'll re^lye it later, if you prefer. Matching bags and buckles. Shapers and Watkins has a large'sriection of Cedar Chests, tool Choose from storage, processing or manufac­ Face Final for ture, the goods may be sent (DAL Siioee— ^Mnncheeter Paricade) back overseas or distributed "in " look. Elarly ^American, Ckmiemporary, or Mediterranean. Whatever h. lb. within the United Btetes. Only 12.80 DECTON - BROADCLOTH PBRMA IRON. Excellence your style Watkins has it. Available with top seat cushions or plain, in almost any finish, whtn thd goods are brought into In Durable Press — Born Ironed - Staya Ironed — the U.S. domestic market ard or size. All chests have locks and can store enough merchandise for anyone to start a new Th?*fabri?*iieed in thto shirt to *> Mary Quant Eye Kit—waterproof liquid liner, Btalns are washed out 1ft one waAlng. May ^ life. So men, why waiti Give her a Lane Cedar Chest for Christmas and show her what you Fresh Ground PORK Lb. W e washed, maiddne washed or liquid mascara, eye gloss, shush shadow. | j| 0 Long Sleovee A A HeU Sleovee lekHy think of her. It’s something she'll have for the rest of her life. Prices start at $79.50. MARLOW'S Maty Quant Manicure Set— i Titch nail colors, f7 JJO •S.oo MEN'S And OUmt Fine nail polish remover, 2 emery boards, 2 orange SREGIAL for THURS. FRI. aail SAT. Main Street Bteree I lack '/i or blue velvet; sticks. SJIO GLENNEY'S SHOP WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Open' Tonight, Thursday and Friday night until 9 P ^ . - Open Mon. until 9 P.M. NH m TMVI (DAL Uoaineticz — Manrlumter Parkade) wiihoul Luckle S 1 4 CORNER MAIN and BIRCH STREETS f I ■ I pAOi n m rP Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 Section Two We d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r i 8, i 968' ■ l|l^iruUll We d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r i 8, i 968 Pages 21 to 40 wOl rlaa tamp^rarlly, choke odt than a law montha ago. Btogaa Move Stiffens Credit Curthar aoontonto axpanalon and and aalarioa, wlileh aoDimnt tor dampm InSatlonary a^Moth' two-tUrdi of pwaonat Inooaia from aB aouroaa, ware i v kH par eant In the Oiat U maoHia of Red Fsstbsr Ssrvics Government Hikes dodbta, howarar, afeaut tha e^ tha yaar. Dr. Warren Heads toot a t tha Baaarve Board’d ao* —A T per cant aputt In hear­ Supply of Blood “^Arn you one of tho Inar tlon. ing ataHa in Noramtoar, mainly drsda and hundtada that vol- Bank Loan Rates "Unlaao thla Inbreaae la aa In* in tha tomih. But hoUaiiig Indna- untaerad your sarvSom In so dlcatton tha redoral Itaaerra try apokaaman tear ttw omnt of many ways throughout the HRC Slate Again Board aald tha aietlan riawld Board la gattlnf tou|d>«r. thla a UgM money period would out rc m P * c * Om ) Grantor Harttord region tfata help “aloir the rata a t aeonocnto thing won’t work," aald Bfkltar deeply Into avaUalda tonda tor At Crisis Stage past ysorT Did you aass s Dr. Dsvid L. Wsrrsn of 40 Higbwood St. Isst nEght aapanaldn to a more auatalnaWe ductiott WM nMd«d bawoM Om laalil of the Aaaoolated Tndua* mofigagaa. sick hospital psitiantT Tutor a was re-deetsd chairmsn of the Ibmchestsr Humsii Re- s a per cent figure w u a 'Vsrl> rata and roduoo Inflationary «c* triea a t Maaaaohueatta. Earlier thla month tha gorom* A CfHnbinatioii ,of the doming holidays, and the colds hctgfat-syod boyT Transport Istions Commission (SIRIC). .^so rs*slseted were Mrs. ata" rate tbat urouM bare tad paettona.*' Other daveloginanto, reported nmnt reported unamployiaant awl fhi which are running rampant over Now England, an aging peraonT Walooma a "It waa a rathar wUaly aa* dropped In Noramtaf to SA par Barbars Goldberg of Wynedlng HID Rd., vice dudrman; papohologteal effeete on file lUeaday, providing a baehdrop are heading the Red Ooaa Blood program toward a young viaMior Into your and Mrs. loverly Malone of 84 Proqisct S t, sscreftsry. eoonomy it let atand too toqg* peotad algnal a t atrongty antl*tn* tor the Fadaral Raaerre poUoy cant, loareat in IS yaara. Many homoT Or araa X one o f a flatlonary poHdao," aooordbif eoonomlata aaa rapidly riaing c ^ ls stage Red Gross officials said to^ y. All tiaaa warn alaetod by ------Tueaday’a amounoement change Ineludod: BtoodmoMIe ooUaettans a r e ------hundred other wwya to whioh to a apokaomon tor tha Flrat prioaa aa almoat InaaoapaMa smolamatlan and all wfl> arise. Even a dlvldad eommia- —Another rlae in tha Indua­ now running u much aa 60 per ^ _ a 1 you axtandad tha aarvtoa oi^ didn’t todtoato b o w tong tbe re* National Bank a t Boaton. when unampteyanant raachaa tor thrtr third oonsaoutlve turn to the 5Vi per cent rate trial production Index, Indleat- eant below nonnal and thli«s C aS t A n n O im C ed heart of local aganolmT rton is ta tter than nosM. Tba Or. Saul Klainah, rioe praal* auch low lavela—a Mtuatlon poa* terms. mass rartgnatton. In m y opinion, might lu t. ing tha output of tha nation’B fii* •m expaotsd to gat worm un- w . TMt In tahalf a t our oommunl* dent and ohlaf aoonotnlat a t tha ing unplaaaant oholoea tor tboaa Dr. Wkiven and Mra Mhlons aarvod the puqMwa a t tbasa in duitriaa roae in Novamiber to toss haH> la recalvad. F o F < m V ty, tha Rad Feotbar Intor- Mhny tairiwra and eoonomlata Nattonol Aaooolatlon a t Mutual M7.4 on a aoala that page output trying to ataar tha taenomy are RepubHoano. Mra Goldberg W atarbuiy wtao didnft want a praiaed the intereot rata booat, ■ A qtohesman at tha Red CSrom , miulon and Referral Ssrvtoa Is a Dsraoerat. Savlnga Banka, analyaad tha In tha ItBT-W haaa period at 100. toom Waahlngton. Oanter in Hartford said that 460 PupUs of Mm. aarola How- Human RehXlrtia Oommtaaton although they aald It araa ox* rata out tfala way: wants to giaa raoognXton to Tbs HRC, tor tbe first year to the flrrt gfaoe.’’ pected. Tha rlaa In one month waa the pints of blood must he drawn a n fa Bowam Sdiool aixtfr grade tba tbouMnds of bourn of "ir tha dlacount rata la abort* atrongaat atoca Mhy. sinos It waa estaWtrtisd In 1864, The WoteriMny commloaton lliaao waa almoat M I m«*d^«W>lyConnacttoiifa oumi ^ prasant Charlm vduntoar aar atoe maattog will operate without stenJtng Martin Oatoabrougb a t the Ured, ,and my own vlaw la that —ParMnal Inooma atfil dknb* tha TMtod Stafai resigned en maaaa teoauae of 46 hoqittals. As the rttuatton . . . n . . o •• naada to O natar Hartford.” oommittees. In the past, X baa Natkaial Induatrial Oonlwanoe It arU ba, Uun mortgage rataa Ing, though at a atower rata nxmay aiQply Iniasi. stands now, very IKtla btood la ®1^****^ ^ Christmas Ounl, its dlfflouNy to muster a quonnn on hand. * on sact ptey odopltsd by had subcommittees tor raoiol, tor meatlnga, bsoauaa tha Wat- Isgislattve, youth, and aging artwry Board of AMamen Mm. Amy Havay, diractor of WaXsr Haekatt, in the sobool Hospital Notes programs and problamsi turned dosm a pquaot tor a fun- ^ htoad program tor t h e audttortum tomorrow moralog R was the oonoensus last time diractor, and bscauaa the ONxM Hartford area, aald, 10. Parento and frianda ore night that tta Manchester HRC alderman retasad to authorise COMPtHE DISCOUNT ‘Blood rtkxdd ba on hand, watt* at t p.m., airt*rtiu^ to Ms to more of a "sratebdog" agen­ pubXc haaringa on allogsd po- log tor the patient; the patlant _ vartauB nrtts, a ti PaSlatrtra, S cy than tt hi an "aotloii” ag«n- Uca brutalKy. DEPARTMIEIIT STORES rtiouhl not have to wait tor tha ^ O entiA TJkr, p.m .t oalf servtoa unit, IS a ju .) oy, and that committees will be Tha Manohaster HRC last blood," Ebaomar Serooga; Jeffrey Orawea Hoosa^ S pjn. week­ o p p o b A a A t o solve pcx>blsins and night authortaad tta saorstary Mm. Havay sold that If this Umiphto, Bob Cratohit; Tom days, S p-m., weekanSa aad koB- Issues wben they arise. to sand lettera of appreolatton daya; private raomo, IS a jn -t 2?*** 2 J** headed off with the Osxdngham. Ttoy Tim; Tiisim AU agreed that Manohaster is to two former mambara—the t e u n ^ of SB aliglbla B «»o n . Mna Omtofatt; Bryan acml-ptlvato raoms, S pja.; Rov. Felix Davta and Mra. Vir­ donora a sattous aKuation will orjm a vlaKteg te SIS, S14, and SIB Is tortunata, bacauaa X la relattve- ly quiet and lacks major prob­ ginia Brigga. Both are charter w ramOt. Rathbun, Mailay*s gboot; Pater any time tor Immadiato family members wh»> derttoad raap- lems, wben compared to oondl- ■ha oaHad on evaryom who <>»*»«•. Bbeaeier tha boy; Jo- only, witti a five-mtonte Umlta- ixdntment this yaar. ttan. Aftomoan vlatttag keun ki Uons in other towra and oHlea la not IB to give a pint at blood seph Ruaao, Ebeneaer tho young of the state. Tha HRC, at Its nsxt masting obotetriaa am S to 4 p.m. Men Jon. 31, wlB hoar a laport on and Btaully mva a Me. man; Ltoda Farlaao, Thomas Mrs, Goldberg, however, aald begte agate at 7 p.m. Vlaitan tha progreaa of North End Ra- Tta BloodmobUa will 4>a at St. Graham and Raymond Stdttvan, that "Juat baoause our town la are asked not to emaka to pa- nswal. At tha soma meeting M dgat Scfwol, 70 Main M „ on CratefaX cMldran. relatively quiet, doesn’t mean ttenfa roama. Na mare tluui two Rafidlng will give a ftomial re­ Irtday horn 1:46 p.m, to 6:K Also, Kathleen Oakm, Spirit that ws should him our backs vtsitora at ana time per patient. port of HRC aottvXlas and ao- of Christmas Past; Jetuine on the Issues and problama 'inr oompUshmants In tba past tour MIB. Oliaar Jankina (rlgkf). o f 4U tonhig S t dhowa the South Also, a^qwcial drawing wlU Wtokwtre, gpiiX of Cbristmss Patlerti Todoyt M7 prevalent elaawtara.’’ United Melfaodiat Churdi Oanunimlan on Mimtona laat night ta nmde Sunday An Harttord at Present; Panriope Joyner, y e a n . Ik Francis OBld Mt. Sfatal hos* SpMt of Ovtotmas Tat to ADMITTED TESTEROAT: She added, “As long os Amer­ At AXure meetings, the iStt} some of the products of the two aewlng elataea to Hartford Sewing Classes Help ica U racked With probtoms, X whldi are supported by Mandieator ehnrdiea and women. MEN’S — BOYS’ ^ to 6 p .« . ThU S S a ; Gary ato. town ^ r ; James BeUtoghirl, 106 Grand wlH hear r4p6rts on drug use jaclal Sava A life Sunday" John Grtflto, Prod; GMl Ste* Ave., RockvlUe; Nancy Brttran- becomes an on-going ooncem by ManohesUr teen-agers, and She li the dtreotor of tbe Northeast Progreoa Center where for all oonunimXlea, one of tha clamfa la run. Oomirriaalon mambars are (left to drawing win ba oonducted In mnSte^ solicitor; Nancy dl, 47 Old Town Rd.. Rookvfila; “ “ •tiding on oottvttiea tor and by Man- right) Stairiey G. Bart. diaIrman, lUCbard Hodge, Mrs. Brighten Christmas INSULATED PACS m jta otion wlthaalm ltordraw* Gowatt. Fan; Dean Andenoon, Gary Bawd, 4M South Rd., Bol­ ____ ’ ours. If poaalble, we muoimust be-oe- ebaotor ebaaUr senior rtUaana, e«dand X ton; Mra. Flora Gadrse, Wind­ hwrtved in faying to sotva ^ dlsouas tha liigflioattoas of Beat tha Rer. Dr. J. Manley Show, cburdi portor, and Mrs. them. Bari li. BaraSow. (Harold pboito by Pinto.) By MALOMJE BABLOW sor; Albena Jameosa, East They Played Santa to Custodian the report by the Preoldant'a Christmas wiO be a little brighter for two dozen ______-y:-- '______Alsofc Dsborab Cameron, Peg; Hartford; Mra. Eva Janaon, Isadore Redding added, "We National Adrtsory Oommtttaa T o .Advartfsamanf— Stapben Stboebousa and Tlmo- South Windaor; Duncan Iten- At a Christmas program tast night, Buckland School children pteyed Scuita to custodian John must be alert to the eubtle on Civil DIaordara Hartford mothers and their ehUdren because of sewing nady, 3SS B. Middle Tpfce.; Burice, who will retire Dec. 81. He has been employed by the Manchester Board of Education courses run by Manchester women this falL i —r- ——r:------; ---- :------thy BetXel, two bustoasamen; moves now prevalent to reduce L*°»”**“ *y d * « e v n * *or Botvatriea Chatra, boy; David JaafM Krause, 87 Walnut St.; 18 years, 10 of them at Buckland School, and is the second oldest custodian employe In length or possMfy drop the Project Search Nationwide The last classes of the two sefwing courses in Hart* .^Mtetmasr Ttoketo to Sm Man- WhXtog, IMUiam WUson, Thom* Robert Lewie, HiUadale Dr., of service. Third grade pupil Kim Noone presents Burke wMh an AM-FM radio ond a hormon- Ooncem program. As original ford wfatob were ouppoctod and ------^------taiistar OMe Orctiartra Oon* oa Graham mvI John Orifttn, Rockville; Mrs. Jeanette Mail- ica the children obtained by colleoting 20 books of trading stampe. (Herald photo by Pinto.) backers of the project, we must Skating • Coasting taught by Manchartor cfnircti (be gnt two oouteaa and ataad aart, o f couraa, Fitday, Daoem* cborua; Nonoy Tyler and Gary loux. South Windsor; James stay on our toeo, to oppose those women were bald Dae. U. ii„. swaBow U ana doidd ba Lfrs.n I Maiming, 28 OarroU Rd.; Mrs. subtle movea." For Kidnaped Coed bar 36. , skto, amounoocB. NHHR Trains Collide; same track because of a 40-car Benjamin A. MacKay, 61, o f They ware so miocBatail that .tmtod at hte oentor. Mm. torayne Marglotta, Finney derailment Sunday In Canton Boston, and Andrew VltelU, 60, Dr. Warren, oommenting on both of them edB ba rtaited Brfggn nnd two other toeol worn* Brook .^ite., Rockville; WUbur Four 'Woricers Hurt ATliANTA, CM. (AP) — old Stuart H. Woodewrd, drtyes V whlrti bk>cked the main line. of West Haven, Conn., were the masa resignation by the again wOh diftorenf rtodento ^ teach tfaia couraa, which SlylM Markham, 188 Pearl S t; Rus­ treated and released. Waterbuty Human Rrtatlons Where is Bartara Jana MOddaT auch a car. sell Mognan, South Rd., Brtton; WALPfHE, Mass. (AP) — Police identified the injured „ „ ______Jw*- *. a»*l• ** he- .,1 , 0 ^ niataly tor oobool drop as Frederick Oorrow, 57, of The four Jumped to safety Just Commiorton, said, "They ac- ’That qnaatlon eront unan­ *?*■ kCa«Ato opened the door aooording to I t a . ^,^4, young matrtod woman Peter Ray, Lakeview Hrt^tte, Four railroad men were Injured swered today aa federal agents ^ oonfroatod by a toot- ^ Kingston, the most severely In­ before the two engines met oompUahed nothing by the resig­ ^ -----K- - -w #. ^ Swallow, one of the to HarttortL ToUond; Patrick Rtobl, 687 W. Tuesday night when two trains nation. Regardleas of tbetr dif­ Tbere te Ice akatteg at Cen­ led a nxttonwlde aeareh tar the gim-beaiing white mao clad to a — w.eiM- the For jured with his leX toot nearly head-on in the Walpole freight Mlddla T i*a .; Mra. Anna collided—tbe third New Havra ficulties, the maoibers should ter Springe Ansiex toom 8 to 20-year-dd coed kidnaped from black leather Jacket and cap. - - ^ m e . Swallow aaM that Rkhten, 48 Biro St.; Joyce . severed, and P eter Bonavlto, 80, yard. One of the trains was out­ Tha fin e ta o M u iM wore am the continuing gener- Railroad train accident in aa of Agawam, who waa admitted ward bound with 80 ca rs; the have remained aa a oommlsslan, 10 p.m . daily. her alchhed at a metal near the He put a rag or doth aoakad to RUbtn, U4 Plymouth Lsme; Mta. so that they oould be available Coasting la allowed In Oenter Emory ummraky campua. chlctotorm oner her face and WBiWa 1 ^ ^ held OB o^ty of Manchester woman, many days. to Norwood Hospital with a con­ other was going from Framing­ ______Wwbawbijy^ Tha oouraa^ id Sie place Evtiyoiis Ethel ScUavetU, S72 runnel ham to Readville with 89 oars. to work on proUema ms they Springs Pork until dark. The wta reUboUta o f hor nad* made her tom around. Then the Rd., Vernon; WeXer SrtniUtirts, Both trains were using the cussion. timlUianaim parents boy-about U , rtie thMmht— y**S *f?*, ■** donated aewlng ma«diines at M. Robert R d.; Harry Bostman, nmtoed a myatery an oBlelato- t hound a ^ ^ dbar t e hands l i a ^ aand n dfeat t o rarlth t ^ ^ 2 S d toS Om Pwgraai Oentar, fire at ^ and Mm. Glenn Law, and tha gahrmtlon Army and tour at the 14 Hswtiiuna St; Mrs. Evelyn both local and fadaral reftaail ^ white cart ami t^ c d her at tbe Startaman, 60 CSiartor Oak S t; cononem on ttie ceoa. mouth with adbeatve tape. twwhtSalyaUw be Charter Oak Ter. for the next Aram Tomdo^ Hartford; MM. The glit’a •aother. Mm. Rob* _ Cltadrt ^ taugK ° y _ — - alx-wack coumaa. She said aha Mabel Turner, Glastonbury; ert F, IbMMe cf Odnd flaW f. m id Mna ■wponoa neury -AHcn ebmI lira. WaHoer hopes they can find m m n l or fatoted, but managM to free Mra. Alloa WllUams, Broad Fla.. Da KMbOotei^ ponce more machines In order to take Brook; Maroia . WiUian^, B74 that Baitam waa Udasped ™ ” rt.,,..*., Manrhmter women donated as many students aa poosHda. about 4 ajia. Tnaodoy by a potice. Har daughter Bran4y CK-, Bolton: ftaak ...... rtnr . pattoma, adaaom and Ctoth. patterns and other sew* ZoMah. Vfllhnantior,. jnxing gunman and boy aooom- ^ even sewing machines to get the ing oippUes are also neadad. .*?r" Young, Aadpv^ ittB, Inns ttkse. about 13. yntnrsiinr to ...w w mom **"* coursae started. Chur* xba first two ooumas wsm ...... m ZvalgraS. SOS HUiiiuFd iC/' A poUoa oirast order was put told pottoe of bearing. ’ What ^ HaiTHB tBSTBRDAT: A out far pemona fitting the da* _____ Grant s gave pattoma x waa make soma *J* »c*I°b- ______All ______loaned ______wiachlnm domn woman In each oourna. tlar, 160 BUliard fit »— lligr w lat thg wgBthtr, w b h s m • and then tied up by tha boy Woodward, the police report peturoed ohioe Dee. Mm. Swallow said that os One ttop hare keeps you going safely. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: while the daughter was tehwi said, waa at tbe motel a tow nwnlliiB .».«<« long as the ooumas oontlnua to « g gglgetioB of fins qoglUy boots to Mra May Jartwon, Boat Hart­ from tbe room Into anbfteertng bourn betote the reported kid- m ti.hi. Try dvr speedy, compatant sorvica, and have so many applicants and \2%i f o b dry. Boy iMfwl ford; Brian Folio, 89 Stricktond weather to ta r ntgfatgowB. taping and “ noticed a wMte the Scoop started Jan. 7 at fba Charter local women oontlnoe to give count on us to do the fob right. S t; Mra M ujorie Bonk. Soutii Mr. and ICre. MarWe, mem* male driving a late model blue Oak Ter. oenter run by thS Oon* their time and material, more »! Rd., Brtton; Mrs. Amrtla Gau­ bers of a nationally promlnmt oar, banging around the area thier, Samara; Cbsater Gtorow- land davetopmmt famfly, wem ^ marhB at fatm; when be wffl ba aat rtd. 44 Lyndala St.; Mrti. Edith last hoym a J U t lo o k e d b S a t him, ;uhjw:t ran l»— a « • « « » of up until next mmmer. Sohlrtdga, Oovewtry ; Ib a . Nat- the abdurflon was reported. Ac- and got in vdilrte arid left.’’ RsfiMvie Whsds aha Oaskell, TbompaonvlUe; compaidsd by IB I scmXs, the V B l aganta kept rapoctara Herbert Pfrtffer, Kelly Rd., Ver­ llacMas were ridtog In a ImpgetLM Bff from taWiB with Mm. Msclda, Etopack BmrkitB non; Mra Betty Ann Robidoux, about tba tiwnilnal mua of Ow about 60, but aba wna seen onoe Newlngtoo; -Mra. EHxabath Atlanta airport. lying on a tad to her room. Adjagt BralBeB Dowds, 709 Main St.; Mrs. Phyl- '1 don’t thhifc ttare’a oiqr rear (If Noegfififiry) Ito Kttobbv 844 Bertnebub Rd., son to thtok anything adD hap­ PoSca aaid they bad no ran- aom note. But Detootlva O a p t. J. Wapptog; Desire Moore, F o x pen to the next few boora," sold irau, Ooveutiy; Mra Marion a Da Kalb poUce captain weari­ L. SnaMh aaSd Mra. Martda was "told what to do." Murphy, Wetiwrsfleld; Karen ly os tba flrat 34 boon of tbe Nlobolsoik. East Hartford; Hen­ tnveatigatkm draw to a ctom. daaamatea of the dark- Manchester Meters haired, wlUoiay coed refuaed, Although it aj^jears that Christmas ry McLeod Jr., 49 Spruce Lane, county detoettves at first SQvgr Iduta A Hgrtfoed R(L—648-1511 plaimed a through-tbonlglit vig­ tor tbe most past, to dteoum the Seals grow on trees, money doesn’t WiqnfrtSi eamstopher Turner, il. aarafitog poaalble______develop-case, "tt won’t do any good,” Msmehaster, Conn. 19 W M U ^ R d.; Mrs. Vora ments. hk the aaiiy ®®* ■*** “*’<* *«dly prefer Klakunes, 38 ^nritney Rd.; MTs. Florence MoHoie, 167 E. Oeo- bourx the drtactivas ^ t t " conferred Anther and decided to Former rlaaainatas at Ever- No one has yet produced a tree that can ter St.; John Waxran, 40 High- go tam e. ptoiMilng to resume glades School for G M s to Mt- wood D r.; Mra. Jtaste Lewie, thetr fanraaligatton a few hours ami's Coconut Grove seotion re­ hear the money needed to continne our W IPi I Oottege S t; Mrs. Ruth Murray, lator. cafi Bortiara os a rtiy, Wmifaw 470 Woo«tt)ridge St.; Otto Aus- Neither poUoe nor federal (M who eras “very warm whan programs aimed at eradicating tuber­ . hurger, Tmiuiastto; Draoe Kul- agents reported any isads to the you got to know tar." LIMITED EDITIONI tey, 848 Ifatai St.; Mra Judith case. The miaaing girl, who to 6- culosis, controlling other respiratory Oovrtl and eant Anfover; Mra. An Emaay offh'lal said Bar- met-lO and weighs 130 potsMa, PhyNte Oswald and oon, 86 Pal­ tarn had taao M wtlh the flu or unas piesldant of tar senior diseases, and conubating the growii^ mer Dr., Wapffng- and valedletorlaat ‘r- days and had bean staying wiih Melanie Kefoed, an Emoiy threat from air pollution. We depend her molliar at tba motel in clasamate, aald B aitara didn't Bem iel O asses northeast.. date much in Ugh sebooL on your support for that We pay more! T t a f r t l "She was oort of Sby," Maton- Study Religion er of DaXOna OOep., a ffS-mll- to aaJd, "but Emory tneugbt her Uon b amehidkitog bualneaa to ou t" Two of lbs. Doris HOgan’a kDami, antered Mm. MadSa’s Bartwra was a JuUor at the If you have not already sent your 7th grads Bennet Junior Ifflgh motel room wttfa aoplbar man Schort aortal studies classes We pay from day of deposit about SfiO p.m. Tuesday. Tha college, majortng to economics, “ gbe Uksd ooilage but had Christmas Seal contribution, please were vlsXed by a guest opaak- couple toft tba metal at 7:13 CHRl8H|4g‘^ J er and also made a field trip p.m. and drove to the oiapoct. aaid file was tired of Emory and was thinking of tranatorrity to mail it today. Your hrip is sincerely In oonmeotlon with their study to day of withdrawal An MSI even t Jodc KaXh, of the three major religiona that said tbe couple would a p a u i tha the Univeratty of Nortb OaroMna tba last time we talwd.’ ’ Malan­ appreciated. hod their ori^ in the IDddle nVbt wtate they could gat East. This la the area eurrent- "aome le o t a IXtle paaoa and ia oakl "gbe waa not at aU im- 1968 CHBISniAS pr eaaad by her social slatua, aba ly being studied In the ourrtou- quiet’ ’ nnnrbAArkJ lum. We pay dividends... 86, and Us brotbera. Just went out of bar way to Thank you. prank Jr, aiM lEdott, ptonaerad avarywn fort the The purpose of the study is the buUdtiv of luge, pro- Barbara Is Machie’s only to enlarge the students’ under­ standing of reUglon as a sortal MONTHLY I pi« « — 1 eommuDtttes In float- daughter, phenomenon wXh promoting or da. The paojacts have attracted *** brother, Robert Jr., ts a detracting from X. thousands of tomfilao, many of atudent at the Wharton School of Jay Stager, head of the phi- them ratirsd people, from the FInanoe to Ptilii dalphla. losoj^y dqMrtment at Mandiea- North. ------The spirit of Christinas comes to you ter Oonununtty College, gave an We have the best deal The Marklaa have a number -n*'rtflA from one of the oldest parts of Germany illuminating talk aiwl showed at real aatate boldtoga, inofaid- PfifiCA Symbol Baniicd — B avaria. Bareuther, well Icnown for elides of mosques and oustoms ing the May Btoeayna botol, a of the Moslems, aa well as oth­ in the county long-time fanotXs hldaaway a t From Xmas M rifgr over 100 years for fine quality Bavarian er prtnta of interest in the Mid­ China, presents their 1968 Christmas dle East. He spent a year In ’’SSfSfJSr*..,-. ”??■■«"» Plate in underglazed cobalt blue as a Turkey with his family and will joyful contribution to the Season. be returning to tbat part a t ^ patoted out by the world in January wXh a ^ * ootor of tbs Rsdsrrtopmsnt Made in a Limited Edition, these group of atudenta from tha ool- f- ui0 BiwUiwioOe OonunteiAoQ. precious plates will increase in value lege. K wan alxwt 4 a.m. Tuesday, oomnUuton asked msm- RabU Leon Wind of Temple m every year—a much wanted and treas­ Ths mother and Bartara wete of an sat u CaUnj Beth Sholom personally oon- 11 sitting on tbs m o t r t M t a l i ^ Ooraiactlcut gtate COfisgs to Thfi Connficticut Tubgrculosis ured Collector’s Item. duotod tha olaaaes through tbe wten thsra WHS a knoek on ifaa d,oo«to the ton oa ^ i^ tba temple and gave an explonaitlon .. wwda "fiaanotVs Gaeattoga" ♦1(U (0 of many faosto of Judotan. Two “ Between tba tw T s^ tha ''a n d Bennat atudenta, Richard Dia­ **" ^ ***** taidaotepaintod the circular da­ mond and Garry Bagal, chant­ wns a drtnottve and tad totor- ngn which waui oaiglasted ed tiie Ueartng tor Hanukkah by Rfispiratory Disfiasg Assoc. Wilton's Gift Shop Member Fmdaral Dtpotit /niurenoe C o rp M a t h n matloo atwut an auto aoddant advooatee a t mi-|iar dbur 964' MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—648-7781 in Hebrew. uwolvUg a jKNiag nwn to a nmot some time ago and has 634 Asylum Avonu*, Hartford if OPEN 9:00 A.M. to 9 :00 P.M. A The rtassea plan tripe to a ROCKVILLE & VERNON CIRCLE '*'!■** M r. ainoa bean UMd by rnangr groups OathoUo ohuroh and Protoatant Battam’s bopftispd. SSyau- as a symbol of paaoa. t M U M M M U f l M M U M M M U IfiU imiA 1 ohuroh aXar the Chriotmas re- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THEBE

PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 death penalty. He was sen­ Speck W ins tenced June 8,1067, under an H- Postponed 24 Hours Itnois statute different from the Bray to Receive SS?. " one under which Wtherspoon Newsmen Tell Commission BLACKY THE AHGUS SEZ: Stay to File wae lentenoed. High RAM Award 3 SE th e new code under which Underground N-Blast TV”Radio Tonight JtMiae Hergert C. Paechen een- Violence Reflects Society iVlUl&ni C*n Br&ydmu oin# xooinn QrAiui* .-•ons, ., and «. ee^ last Saturday night Court Appeal tenced Speck provided that the Of ^ 1 1 them WES liijtaHed In that poat lor W« wish dH our enfem- WA8HHraTON (AP) —Two But they said newspapers and vlww 8^ tonigiiA will racalva th# .. «oth veat* •n and friomb a vary CHICAGO (AP) - Richard have to Irrvoke Television Royal Arch Ma»on award for . Bpeck, convicted elayer of eight death penalty recective. aO) Discovering America (18) W hat's My Line (C) ^ 7 .30. for. many years, and was also counsel to file an a n t^ I to the nuclear test set for today Imus member United AuhHnoUla and nation’s sometimes violent so- They were the opening wit- 23) H ike D oudas ( 8) After Dinner Moyle Supreme OouK Witherspoon was sentenced in Aerospace Workers, called for a i24) Mlsterocefs Nelghbor- Huntley-Bilnkley The award, known as the custodian for Oeater C3on^^- Opon Monday, Doe. 23 -,,7; ’ _ ^ ^ the 1969 murder of a Chicago been delayed 24 hours because, ciety and should not be cen- nesses in a three-day hearing on liood (^13) Trutf. or Coo.equ.nces Ep^^am Kirby award, wlU be Uoml Church and th" M (u^ the Atomic Energy Commission halt in testing, saying it eonfUot- THM TIBBOT WITH SO) The Munstera policeman provided the opposite sored. mass media reporting of violent 40) OUllsan's laiand 7:30 (13) DekUria ____ _ w o. preiented to Bray by William Temple. He was once a sheet said, of weather conditions. It ed with congressional efforts to “I do not see violence con- events by the National Oommis- 40) W eelher (O ( 8-40) Here Come the Brides ^ metal worker. was reset tor Thursday. ratify a nuclear nonprollfeiwtion VIBOT-DATB C a L b NDAR 5:30 i (30) Lsdtee Day (18) Merv Oriffin (C) E. Plercy of Kagt Haddam, who mexai worser. to to to hxvoke the fined to the crime and racial sion on the Causes and Preven- (40) Truth o r Oonsequences (1^ Sportsmanlike Driving (g grand high priest of the The Past Maker’s degree will wntenced to die in the eleeWe oanth penalty if recommended The postponement of the me­ treaty. confrontation. It seems to be ev- tion of Violence, (30) F Troop gaton detonation—equal to a And In Washington, the Stop Big and bold, with heavy stain- (18) Afternoon Report (C) (l(Si)-3340) The Virginian (C) Onmd Chapter of Royal Arch be conferred by Delta (Chapter chair tor strangling or stabbing ' lass steal watertight case and erywhere," said Robert Mac- MacNeil said violence is im- (34) W hat's New 7 8:00 (34) Your Doitars Wortd Masons for Connecticut. during the evening, and refresh- mtllion tons of TNT—came the Nevada Bomb Blast (Com­ aqualy strong Grand Tourlsmo Neil of the British Broadcasting pUcit in this country's competl- 6:00 (18) Voyage to the Bolton Of 8:30 ( S) The Good Guys -SPECIALS- C«tty questioned Jury selec- Tuesday night 12 hours before mittee told a news conference the Sea ( 8-40) WednSadsy Nigbt The award honors Bray for ments will be served. ride W h o u ee dormitory July unsucceseful appeal racing-type watchband. It's self- System. five society and that some pub- (3-8-1043-40) Sports, News, Movie shot time at the Nevada test site the planned explosion could en­ windingl■ igir $69.75------"We cannot expect a realistic Hc officials, including t^ce w eather 9:00 ( 3) Beveriy HUIblllles THURSBAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I .. ^ to the niinols Supreme Court. after AEC weathermen predict­ danger the health of Nevada (34) The World We Dive In (C) and intelligent response to vlo- President-elect Spiro T. Agnew (.18) r Subscription TV « T to r C «r to m the Jury selection tor ed winds from the north. Such residents, especially children. I^IsIe's Navy (13) Movie of the Week ^ nilnole trig, ,^4 weeks were winds would blow any 'wnting of The committee said a study EASY PAYMENTS INVITED lence unless we know about the and Chlcago.’s Mayor Richard (30) ^ (ia-203340) Music HsU (C) violence,” said magasine writer Daley, sometimes encourage (23) Hlgbllghta (34) N.E.T. Festival o ^ n t interviewing some 600 po- radiation toward Ls(s Vegas, KM by University of Pittsburgh 6:06 (40) Combat 9:30 ( 3) Green Acres t®"tlal Jurors before the 12- miles away. An AEC spokesman scientists stated 876,000 children Ben Bagdiklan. violence by their publuc state­ 6:15 ( 34) News, Weather (C) 10:00 (10304340) The OutsMer TOP QUALITY ments. 6:30 ( 8) ^ t l s (C) (34) War of the Roeea ^ n«n*t>«r panel and two alter- said they had hoped tor winds have died of side effects of nu­ 6:35 ( 8) Woflderful Woild of ( 3) Jonathan Wiirtera »ates were chosen. Tbe trtal from the south. clear tesUng since World War MacNeil mentioned Daley’s Sports (C) 11:00 ( 34-10-13-23-3(MO) News. IS THERE "shoot to kill" order to police 6:30 ( (^^1 3-13) Wall7slter Cronktte (C) Sporta, Weather rl‘to to was tiansferred to Peoria, after AEC experts spent six hours n. (10-30^) HunUey-Brlnkley (30) McKeever and the «TIued speck could not The megaton test wHl have Coastal Citys against arsonists after last (C) Colonel Tuesday 'with representatives of spring’s Negro riots. ( 8) F rank Reynolds 11:15 (40) W eather -receive a fair trial in Oiicago. industrialist Howard Hughes, about the power of a test last (2'-(20) New------Hortions ' 11:20 ( 34-40) SporU A BABY Getty has, by Jaw, imtU Feb. April. That shot shook buildings "Spiro Agnew told me in an (34) W hat's New? (R) 11:26 ( 3) Starlight Movie SIRLOIN 20 to submit Ms petition. That is who has urged that testing of Mayor Wants in Las Vegas but caused no slg- interview that police seeing any­ 6:46 (30) News 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) exacUy 00 days after the lUlnole Rat Infektation high-yield nuclear devices be 7:00 (10) Alfred Hitchcock (10-30-3340) Tonight Show (C) suspended pending further niftcant damage. one fleeing from the scene of a (2340-40) News. Weather, 03) Late Movie IN YOUR Supreme Court rejected the ap­ Hartford Problem The nuclear device, r^ r te d - To Buy Baja looting who would not stop, peal of the death penalty Hied study of any posslUe after ef­ w SEE SATDBDAT-S t v WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTIN08 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ly prototype warhead tor anti- were entitled to shoot him be­ by (3etty. fects. By JACK SMITH Hartford has ilie worst rat prob- ballistic missiles under develop­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 cause they did not know wheth- Getty Is expected to base hie lem of Connecticut’s major Present at the briefing were ment, Is to be set off at the bot­ Hie Los Angeles Times . ^ . . . Radio FUTURE? five men from the University of Costa Mesa, Calif., one of he was ..a looter or a rapist or new appeal on an earlier deci- cities, according to a report by tom of a 4,600-foot shaft on 6,- ■6 Mala at. in Downtown M snetietsr . . . whatever," MacNeil testified. (This listing includes only those news bmsdeasts of 10 or 18 Utah who staged an antitest Gfoot-hlgh Pahute Mesa. Orange County’s affluent sion this year by the U.6. Su- the State Health Department, demonstration in front of AEC 20 cities,... wants _ the .. United ,, .. , States _ _ "Both , ...... men . _ were trained , in , ndnute length. Some stations narry other short newsoasta.) preme Court in the William Eighty per cent of the build- m the nf Rein 0 . 11- law." he ssid of Daley and headquarters Tuesday night. MORALITY EYED to buy the State of Baja Call' WBOH—sis 6:45 Lowell Thomas STEAKS Wltherspoon case. It ruled that ings 141» 8:00 News that more precautions are taken morals . .. especially at week­ f r lv ^ notion, but ‘he aeri^ i^Uemenr to ^ 016^ ^ 6:00 Danny Clayton 8:10 Speak Up Sports Babies fliom the age of three days and up are seeking against capital punishment. New Haven, which is the worst before a shot than I had intent of a resolution adopted 4 6:00 Dick Heatherton 8:30 Speak Up Hartford foster htHnes. Aotually, the State Dlvisloa of Cihdld Wel­ “A state may not entrust the shun area in that city, had only ends,” cablniBt minister Prince 9:00 Steve Morsran ll:30 Barry Farber fare is seeking the homes—the babies ere too young to thought,” but added: "Even so. Mfanasiblll said in a radio to 1 by the Oosta Mesa City Bagdiklan said although re­ 1:00 Gary Girard 12:15 Sign Off lb determination of whether a man 1.2 per cent of its buildings in- It is still discouraging. Appaiv Oouncil. porting of violence sometime wiNP—im WTIC—IM t realise they are hometess. should live or die to a tribunal tested. broadcast. Legislation may be 5:00 News 5:00 Afternoon Edition ently they will continue testing, necessary, he sold, "although am very serious, increases it, the knowledge also 5:15 Speak Up 6:00 News Wfho are these babies? Thej* are the Innocent victims of organized to return a verdict of In Waterbury, 42 per cent of nriaking a decision after each Vice Mayor Robert Wilson mobllixe public opinion to 6:00I NewaNe 6:15 Market Report unfas^y clrcumstanoes wlx> arc placed in the care ci the death,” the (M majority ruling the selected buildings examined EX>me people might say we are 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 6:20 Weather shot as to whether they will becoming racialists.” Swazi­ author of the plan. ‘*I think we deal with the problem. 6:25 Strictly Sports State Welfare Department However, the responsibility stated, had rats, in Brldgeiwrt 40 per schedule a larger ome. Appar­ “Reporting of violence is one 6:35 Afternoon Edltlor for their care murt be shared by the community. We no land, which gained Independ­ PINEHURST PRE-CHRISTMAS have the money, and I think It NEW REFUGEE RULES Speck was convicted April 18, cent, in New Britain 26 per cent, ently they plan to keep going would make as much sense as way to discover resolutions of 7:00 Accent '68 tonger have orpbwiBges end so the only plaoements for ence In September, is the week­ 7:15 Now these Infemts have to be with you—private tomilies. TOP QUAUTY 1967, by a circuit court Jury in In Norwalk 12 per cent, and in until somefliing uiq>reoedented, end playground tor many South considering Alaska, Hawaii or violence," he said. GABERONES, Botswana 7:20 David Brinkley Peoria, which recommended the Stamford 9 per cent. happens.” 7:30 News (rf the World African whites. Puerto Rico for statehood." "Many nonjoumalists ask the (AP) —Regulations have been 7:50 Joe Garagtcula Most of these children have excdlent poesibiUUee of Councilman Willard Jordan to be something it cannot tightened on the activities of po- 8:05 Pop Concert growing into happy, loving children who would bring Joy 9:06 Nightbeot agrees, envisionhig advantages shouTd not be," Bagdiklan Utical refugees In Botswana, 11:00 Newa. W eather into your home, “hie State Wrffore Department wflll iwx>- __ . 11:20 Sports PInaJ vlde for room and board, clothing, mescal and all c^ er CANNED HAM SA LE for the people of Baja as well TTiey now must register, stay as residents of the American "The press especially cannot e'ear of local politics and give U:30 O ihtr Bide of the Day expeRses. Also, our SociaJ Worker staff will work hand- PORTERHOUSE in-hnnd with you to give the guidance and support needed. part of California.______be expected to be responsible names and addresses of ------Add thM 'to your NewVow Year'sYeiv's resolutions:resolutions “A baby in ' MORRELL'S CANNED "Whether they would resent spreading of happiness if they will 111811 in this tor­ home in 1969.” PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. . . PLEASE us or not I don't know,” he things are not happy,” he said. British territory, When you think of says, "Although they seem to ------Botswana, formerly Bechua- TYPCWmTERS Let us talk this over with you and answer your ques­ naland, provides haven tor sev- tions. OH State Dlvisloa of Child Welfare, Hartford— Swedish KORY be„ a gentle . . . people.” _ __ Greater New York raise one era! hundred refugees from Tliinli of Y A U 278-8060, ext. 99, 176 or 191. Mayor Ahdn third of the naUonal goal of South Africa, Rhodesia, South TYPEWRITER SERVICE too. He thinks taking o v e r ^ ja |e_6oo,ooo tor the United Negro West Africa and the Portuguese PLEIABE CARE ENOUGH TO CALL. US NOW—TODAY! would help solve OallfOTnla s territories, 42 So. Adams St., Manohw»t«r GoMen Harvest Turkeys narcotics problem. the —------^------STEAKS One can only admire FRESH FROM IH E FAKH audacity of die Oosta Mesan elders. It reflects the ^ r i t of 3 U>. Can 5 Lb. Can tMs busy ttttle town wWdi, less HAMAIOND ORGAN AND PIANO STUDO than 80 years ago, was only a BUTTERBAll TURKEYS scatter of goat farms around lb 17 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER - 643-5171 $ ^ . 5 5 Oianent’s General Store. Contemplating the purchase of FRESH CAPONS a foreign state is not an espedally vain concept tor a Pkiehurst Spedel Trim VERY LEAN community which had already another RIB OVEN ROAST adopted Bethlehem, the birth­ place of Jesus Christ, as its SHOULDER Of D. S Ch4oe A)Kd Bwf OSCAR MAYER HAM «3.9S slater city. Oosta Mesa used to be called Harper, or (Scat HHl. But these first E-Z CUT Hafhia’s Superior Quality Imported names embarrassed the local boosters, so they h ^ a contest FULLY COOKED HAMS LAMB CHOPS DENMARK HAM S Lb. Ckm H 3 9 for a new one. A Miss AH(» Plummer won the 25 doDeu' prise for suggesting OpMa Mesa, from no hock or sh an k ___round end almoat bonaleaB ... which certainty has more cla» the finest fully cooked ham on the market ... costs F(h: This Weekend Our Mieat Manager then Harper or Goat IRll. I more ... worth more ... less waste ... mare taste. Has Select^ would have given IBsa Plum­ OUR SWEDISH KORV, made from the original Alex­ ander Berggren recelpe sells tor 1.09 lb. Made Tram mer 80 doBors. lb the finest ingredients and eadi lot taste tested by old BOTTOM ROUND RDASTS Let’s not dlamiis the Oosta Pepsi time eTcpetts. Mesa plan without weighing iU merits. Baja really is back­ The reports on the 300 Golden Harvest turkeys we sold EYE ROUND R0ASTS (oven) ward, especially compared with ait Thanksgiving were excellent jmd our Oonnectlcut Orange County. LOIN fresh turkey man aays the birds are at their very Below the town of San Vicente best right now. , CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES there is hardly any rood a t aU, mudi less any gas statlonB. We must have advance orders tor these fresh turkeys. Travel is worse than hard; it’s CUBE STEAKS U.S. Choice haxardous. Partridges fly into your car windows, quail run UMB CHOPS across your bow and mountain lion# hirk about your camp at BOTTOM ROUND rtght. BOTT Frozen Foods The foothills are thick witii mescaL from which the MATLAW aborigines are said to extract C a paychedelic essence, and an I STUFFED CLAMS 6 P a c k 79c odd growth called the boojum * . - Roast 9(1 tree is abundant In the high­ 1 09 Whole 10 to 11 lbs. Cut to BLM lands. It ts found nowhere else DURKEE HORS D'OEUYRES Order Lh.Lb. in the world, but has no com­ GROUND GROUND DooE or Aasorted 99c mercial . use, and ought to be replaced by telephone poles. CHUCK Unless a man Ukes to fish, ROUND Try Green Giant Creamed ‘Small Onions or 'Birdseye hunt, swim, surf, sing or con­ French Green Beane wJth toasted almonds. template nature unsullied, there Bottom Round Center Alices For is nothing to do in Baja. It bad­ Swiss Steak or Roast...... lb. 8 1 .1 2 ly needs a Disneyland, a wax -lb. 8 1 ^ museum and a beisbol stadium. Eye of the Round Oven Roast .. Most .of its citizens are poor, U. S. Choice Cube S te a k s...... -lb. 8 1 .4 9 and .4 J^d doubtless profit by In 0 Ue lioti faSLb. Lo«e an ihfusioa of dollars. But they Chopped Sirloin Patties ...... lb. yO n said to have some pride and s might m I swWA nots s a iA essAwant ssA A toa be pur­ Lean Round Steak, Freshly Ground . .lb. chases, even for cash. FILL YOUR FREKER - ALL MEATS Also, the Mexican Oonstitu- Three tlcm prohibits selling ^ J a , or any other peut of the Republic. GUT, WRAPFEU ANU QUICK FROZEN But even If this idea falls one­ through. Vice Mayor nelson is |T0 YOUR SPECIFIOATIOIIS AT MO 46 OZ. plainly too big a man for Costs It's your last chance CAN Mesa. We need men of vision way Red Hawaiian Punch 33 in the Nixon administration. EXTRA CHAROE. Oase.of 12 Cans. . . S 3 .7 0 With his sensitivity for the feelings of neighboring people. HINDQUARTERS SIDES Vice Mayor Wilson would make quarts a sptendid Secretary of State. for a Hammond Christmas! STATE OF IOWA ALL SW EET BLUE BONNET He would certainly be fit to serve in a cabinet with Los BUTTER MARGARINE MARGARINE Angeles Mayor Samuel W. with Yorty as Secretary of Defense. Yes sirl This Is it. If you want a Hammond chime, add celesta, and play the twin mel- Organ under your Christmas tree you’d bet­ let, marimba, or xylophone with an alternat­ twist-away ter hurry into Watkins as soon as you (»in. ing repeat. 'The new “T-800” series has all lb lb Italy’s Government There just aren’t too many days left. While these features plus a percussion Rhythm '/f’s 78 Gets Manilate in Vote 23 23 We Reserve The Right To limit you’ra here you may want to know what Rail with 10 additional effects. Add Ham­ ROME (AP) — Ppemlar Mari­ caps in a new to look for when you’re shopping for an mond’s exclusive harmonic tonebar, and the Holiday Schedule: ano Rumor’a center-left govern­ Organ. Well, there are 8 specific items . . . rich, pulsating quality of the famed Leslie 'e hope this new Dow Liquid Open This Week We will have plenty of Fancy ment won its first vote of confi­ First, style. The Hammond Solid State revolving speaker, and brother, you’ve got Apples from Cheney’G Fatma dence in Pariiament today, a Ire Chain is as good as it Usual Hours ... Thursday and hope to have more Cha­ mandate from the Senate to easy-to-carry 3 QUARTS Spinet as shown comes in almost any style one of the best sounding Organs money can is and Friday till Nine govern with full powers. SPECIAL you could ask for . . . Early American, Span­ buy. .’Third, price. Reedy? 'fiiis is going to sounds . . . Just spray and go Saturday 8 A.M. tiU 6 P.M. ney’s Sweet Cider. Our State of The voting was along party ish, Contemporary, ’Traditional . . . all In shock youl You can by a Hammond Organ Mon., Dec. 23rd 9 till 9 ' Maine Potatoes are proving lines. Rumor got backing from WESTERN handsomely crafted cabinets. Second, Tohe. try a can for 98c. popular. . . carton for as little as $799. “T" Spinets start at Tuesday, Dec. 24th 8 6 :00 the three parties in his coalition INTRODUCTORY The Hammond Solid State Spinet has auto­ —his own Christian Democrats, PEPSI-COLA announcei a whole new idea — the BIG 3. matic percussion voices that allow you to $1596. So, if you want to give the entire the Socialists and the Republi­ Three one-way quirts with twitt-off espt in e play solo or combo by the simple flip of a family a gift, visit the Watkins Organ and cans. The Communists on the ,revoiutionaiy new, lightweight paekage thst maket tab. Pluck a banjo, strum a guitar, strike a Piano Studio quick. left and the Fasclats on the Chopping a breeze. If you like your pleasure big, PRICE! s a « BEB right opposed. pickpickup up Pepti-ColaP e p ...... and Diet Pepei-Cola in the exclusive At p,irticip.itinR stores The vote was 181-119 with a BIG 3 package. It costs no mere than regular bottlaa. required majority of 151. And .. . it's to convenient O p en Tonight, Thursday and Friday night juntil 9 P. M . PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. Rumor's next step for comple­ l \ j a DEPOSIT • l\JD RETURN g ^ \ CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE tion of the investiture process is 81 TOUAND TURNPIKE MANCHISTIr I a stmilar vote in the Chamber of Deputies. He is expected to •‘p $ r v SB4 n4A>tria«* f s a M M e u wr PrpxCe. MX. Open Tuao., Wed., Bat. tUl • — n o n ., MW. tU B win that before Christmas. \PA G fi TWENTY-WVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968

much in puhHc. His usual pose blplomata vriM have talked his pet project for year*. C o v e n t r y As He Turns 62 is one of intense aertousneas and with him are highly Impressed Although there were reports ToUand County setf-confldence. He walks and by his grasp ol world politics. that the tense negotiations with Czechoslovakia last summer MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1988 stands with his trim body erect They agree that Brezhnev haa Superior Court ^Sing Out America^ Group m PACa TWENTY-FOUR Brezhnevas Post in Kremlin and his chin raised. Re la al­ some JuatificaUcin for the self- gave trim a mild heart attack confidence he has developed In this has never been confirmed dien; R re r^ You:^er Brodier ways welltaUored and metlou-* DIVOBOB8 counted, and 80,000 bad regla- tog obOdren fuU of laformaftian nut 1st etudttde study anytMag loualy barbered. four years In power. and today he appears vigorous. Performs at CHS Tonight of thttr choice. What they atudy ntaol* Ih* not *0 bitgl*- , » Incumbent Party tered to voU, theaa voUa were and leou. Seems Stronger Than Ever Hla humble orlglna become Divorce* were granted last Teacher Says ut Md* potag IB not fteaity .*• Srtdraluate Inatead tta Of iSseniiower Hla call for a atepup in believed aolidly for Bumham’a Today, knowledge la eooumu- obvious only when he speaks. week by Superior Court Judge The "Sing Out America” wUI extend an invltotton to Obituary tmpartant as getting Into depth dent’s lutermt ki ***"**’_*'Jf spreading Oommunlat dogma, Pack 66 to participate ae boots Appears Wbmer party- faeter than aohoota can lautTtian. how willing ho h to By mOHAKL JOHNSON PraaMent Nikolai V. Podgorny. The Ruaslaiu are amused by enunciated at the April meeting Plead* Innocent Paul J. DriecoII to; group from Glastonbury will keep up, and children s ta rt In ixMliHtfcig tbay*ra lutoratted l>ieg at Agp 70 Aasodated Preoa Writer Despite recurrent rumora to Iheresa Piccolo from Dome­ in the January Scout Round Ht*. Janet Jagen, wife of the Schools Fail go on to moro difficult the provincial, Ukrainian accent of the party’s Central Commit­ BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A local perform toitlght at the high In Guyana Vote leader of the Ibuxlat FFP, baa acbod bbaady knowUdgs- in. R’a a aid Indlctmant <<■•<»• MOflOOW (AP) — Leonid I. the contrary, the occupation of he has kept s ^ e boyhood. nico Piccolo, both of Manches­ school at 8 under the auspices Table meeting. In the Mb grade, why not glva iBMt Crana Pngu One) tee, la almost dolly echoed by attorney pleculed innocent to a ter, on ground* ot intolerable In charge of the Ohrietmas 71, «( aoe\iaed the government of rig­ atufted. What achoct* have to tioaUcn that die longer •» ^ Breahnev celebrataa hi* 62nd Csedioakivakla has not led to prominent artists and musicians of the Coventry Junior Women’s GHBOROarrOWM, O u y a n a To Shift Role do today te teach ofaUdruii bow ooUega euM noe ta tta If ttudent Although he is a Ruaslan, he charge of embezzlement Tuez- cruelty. She wa* awarded cus­ party ie William Gleaeon. Mrs. Mitjr Ihia ging the electoral madilnery dent la to achool, «»»• from the AbUan* Kan., puhUo birthday Thursday with alt vlel- any apparent split among Uie —the latest being composer day and chose to be tried by Club. The program will be open (AP) — Prime lOnlater FMhaa to flrat aneirera on their own r r -----. M Idm plan H* own ^le evidanee indicating his lead­ top teaders. waa born In the Ukrainian vil­ tody of four minor children with Robert Upton wlU be Santa's and aald ah* expected 08 per By DOBOTHF RICH next four year*. It might be acoompHahmenta of and high sobools and went lage Of Kamenskoye, now Dne- Dmitri Shoatakovlch. a Jury. to high school students In the Bunham'a Peo|ile’e National to problem* «a they arise. Juit to tett acore*. b u t ing position In the Kremlin la AU thaee sat on public dlq>lay support payments of Si* per hope they will become Interest­ helper. cant of the overaeaa ballota to The Waaldngten Peet aebool. a job, travel. What a to Uv* w ith a brother to prodMrahinak, and grew up Brezhnev's belief that the Trial for Charles Hanken, 84, m ag Wglloiw was liam la a . Oongroao party appeared to go to the PNC. OurrioulunI aonUnue* to ba mora Importantly In fire ttu- atronger than ever. for two days last week at the week for each child. ed and start a similar program Library HoHdey Bear* It, U H m MuMhMtMr, hare oUnobed victory early to­ Dr. Janwe Craig, aodatant buflt hke the Great WbU of student doe* In high adiool fans ma, Wash. His jovial, confident mood In Supreme 8ovlet--parUament— where the Ukrainian and Rus­ coimtry'a enormous farm prob­ was set in Superior Court to Anthony Desimone of T\>lland Booth-Dlmock Library has an­ The PFP defeat waa Ita flrat UtOe raleraHoe to Me work tar dent’a Inteiett la I**"**’ sian Ibguages are mixed toi con- lems can be solved by Increaa- begin Jan. 14. Hanken Is here in Coventry. U r « t O u taf and V a ra ite I t e - day in Ouyana’a flrot general alnce voting waa introduced In euperfiitendent of ICoatgonwry China, Dr. OTalg says. R heap* He waa graduaUd' from the publlo and the Implementatlan session, ignoring the speakers from Barbara Jean Desimone The Glastonbury group Is af­ nounced special holiday hours. at BaBMr, and had Brad tn ill* wntld out and the atudenta college anyway, adih Dr. Ckaif. the anrieBMR « » * * f * * ^ vem tion. Ing Investment In agriculture la charged with embezzlement by election aa an independent na- the former Brltlah colony. R OUunliy, Md., echools, la o n e When a teadier etoigna a t ^ Uidvenlty of Wiuddngton with * jot hi# known views on Soviet po­ and chatting animatedly among of Ellington on grounds of in­ filiated with the national "Up The last day before Christmas Ifnm utar an o( bar Ufa. Hm Uon. to eehool. Parloda, Uk* farlcka, Gutdanoe ha* got to gat a lot Aa a result, he pronounces the being carried out In the state agent in connection with the al­ won the moat votea In the 106 member of ttM eobool edtaMUh- and Ihe atudant* *ak w ^ dagra* in alaotrteal anglnaarlng lice give no faint that any aeri- themsalvee. tolerable cruelty. He was With People" organization. Re- that the library will be open 1* waa ainpkiTad at Ch«M7 Braa. Offlcial resuHa from M o( the ment unafraid to rock the boat. are added; none are token out doner to the atudento likerettn hard "G” Hke an "H", and toe plan for 1969. leged disappearance of 810,679 elecUon but faUed to obtain ma­ and not just to fit the youngtter page* H wUl cover, Ife a ho^ and bacama aaaodatad with the oue opposition threatens his They looked like three old cro- awarded custody of one minor fraahment* will be served alter Saturday, Dec. 21. tt will be lor a anabor «f yaaia botora W electoral diatrleta gave the like the boy In "the emper- Going .from five to dbc to *ev«n jMiwer. ides with not a care in the word "gorod’’ meaning city, At least in pubUc statements, from a client. child. closad on Tuesday, Dec. 34, and jority, and Burnham formed a into Oaxnegle udta, that pre- rtfale refleetton on thn kind of The embezzlement allegedly the concert. aba ratlrad about 10 y aa n ago. PNC a plurality of 30,000 votea or'a new cMiiee," Dr. Creig pertodo a day doesn’t do much aducadon they’ve been given. West Palm Power 0»., with The energetic general secre­ world. Bresbnev appeared to be comes out "horod.’’ he fully supports the invasion ot Constance E. Roes formerly Is normally closed on Monday* majority coaUtion with the Chlt- sor«be ooursea for Mgh adw d took place vdUle Hanken acted Tbo tm m n l win ba bald Fri­ and a majority of MM9. ed Phree. muet Mty what he see*. A n d for a atudont but It does give You may agree or dlnagre* headquartore In Ptttoburgh, on* tary o' the Soviet Oommunlat telling a series of funny storea After starting life aa a metal Czechoslovakia. of Hebron and now of North Scout Candy Drive anyway. day a t t:ao a.m. tron Iba Jota dtni to be determined waa the much of what be aeea In achoola admlrdatTatom and toaobwa a graduation. of tb* largatt utlUttaa in Waat- and ut one point drew a sketch worker, he began his rise But the price had had to pay as counsel for Mrs. Mary Otto The candy drive currently Hie following week, the li­ nf^iitiiiSn and parenta linva a wMh dieae evahiatlonn. What Is party also shows every sign of of Bridgeport, guardian for her Conway, N.H., from Stuart D. F. Ilam ay Funeral Homo, t u number of aeata eron by the four la no happUy-«vai>*fter otory. aen*e of doing somelhiag. Ifudi ern Pennaylvaiiia. that had the others shaking with through the ranks of the Oom- for that was six months 'postp- udner way by Cub Scout Pack brary will clooe at 6 p.m. on New Capital Started right to acfaooUng om t in sUmu- Iminriarit 1# that dmker'Upptt retaintog the other two mem- minor daughter who received an Ross of East Hartford on W. OmUr at, with a aoUma contending partlea, bat an indi­ He tMnks the job of the of what todeya atudeula are •chod aAnlntotratora, Hke Dr. Bia*idiow«r, then living In bere of hie ruling troika—^Pre­ laughter. muntst party. He was brought to oinement of the world Commu­ grounds of Intolerable cruelty, 06 will end tomorrow. Boys Dec. 31, the day before New, Wgh ICaaa of requiem at 8 t latong and pertinent, education award In a traffic accident case. cation* pointed to a majority In AHICBXIABAO, Ihdla. —About ecboole la e changed, but getting, beyond the fowth grade CMdg, have a plane In educa- Charleroi, Pa., near PUtaburgl^ m ier Alexei N. Kosygin and Breahnev seldom relaxes this Moscow In 1966. nist conference—known to be ^e waa awarded custody of who feel that they can sell more Year’s. This early closing will Jamee* Gburdi at t. Burial ortU the BS-member national aaaem- Bchoola thenoEatvee haven't. R is didl artd hrraievaiit ttiat cffera opportunldes for suc- waa aaaoolatad Wttb th* utIUty candy should call Louie Had­ eliminate the normal night-time be m at Jamee’ Oemetery. 10,000 workar* arc building the Radical curriculum change la cea*. Itaay children go ttaough tionel ptanning today. two minor children with support bly for Burnham. first phaee of Gujarat StaU’a used to be that children go t for 3f yean. Ho alao baoam* a payments of $2B per week for dad, School St. Prizes will be hours. Thera wfll be no caniBf boura. eaaentlnl. There are all Unde school srUhout feeUng suecena. There were Qie official re- new capitel, to be known aa more expoeure to knowledge In The Loa Angde# Intorentlonnl mambor of th* board cf dlrae- each child. awarded to the boys who have Named Sergeant R la auggoated that thoae tuma from ttie 10 diatrlct*: PNC Bcfaool than o u t So ecboole got cf learning lhat the achool* Dr. Ondg** optadon la that the tora of tb* aoutea^fOU, Pa., sold the moet candy, with the orfaditiic to do ao mabe memor­ Oamflii Nagar. The alto la 34 uaual gradtog t* aodally and airport h— at laatt 12,00(f feat of Nancy A. Buckley ot Vernon Kenneth Reed, son of MV. and CSieddl Jagan’a Paople'a kUometera north of Ahmeda- into the haUt of educating by haven’t eaq^ored. Daily Oourlar. preseniatiotis scheduled to be Mrs. Rufus Reed, Dunn Rd. haa ial eontrlbuttona to Ifanrheatar In 7th and 8th grade* why emottonally damaging to ohll- runways. from LavVFence P. Buckley of Progreaaive Party 110,000, Utatt- had, the preaent capital. Next dtapeneing Informatlan —«tuff- Tolland ee cemtaining the during the five day period be­ aaoaiar dangbtor, u alatar, a FROZEN FOODS Manchester, on the grounds that moiMy will be placed on a ginning Thursday are expected he was already married at the twoltaar, and five granddfil- frieiMlehlp tree, bimI then be to average above normal with Saikist II time of his marriage to her. The di'eii. LiiM with VKaaiit FOR sent to less fortunate scouts daytime temperatorea near 40 P^aienl uervtoaa wil be bald RIcImimnI one minor child haa been placed overseas. At Friday night’s and nighttime lows in the 30s. for adoption. tomorrow at 2 pjn. at Goorid- gathering, tlMre will also be a Little change through the period. GOlan Fnnocal Home, 130 N. shmU gift for eadi cUb. Precipitation may total more lialB a t, aoutWngtop. Tbe Rev. Mat Oma Also present a t the party will than H Inch with rain or snow Donald StariHer of Woloott Ood- likely Thursday night and Fri­ gzugatianal Otanrdi will cf- Rockvillie be Jam es Cook, director of the ficiato. Burial wiH be In Qutai- Natobaug Scout District, who day. afptoo Cematary a t th* oon- Hospital Notes venienoe of (he family. Visiting hour* ore 13:8* to 8 IriwidB may call a t fte fu- p a l i n g itOiltMMlHBFIstMi BROCCOLI »29" p.m. in all areas except ma­ aeral borne toidgbt ft«m T to 8. We’ve decked our aislea with values galore ternity where tbey ere 3 to 4 WE HAVE remember .. SAH Green Stamp* jto save you morel CHOPPED BROCCOLI. and 6:80 to 8 pan. Owrie* B. RoaMi, 87, Of Bast TURNIP - 8> Admitted Monday: Kenneth Bariford dtod auddairiy yaatar- Darling Jr., River St.; Dorothy day at his bom*. He waa the Flavreau, Crystal L ike; Wil­ eon of Mbs. Jamee Roatb Ife- S A R A L E E COFFEE CAKE K am a of 87 Tiinmwisw Dr.; fath­ ANJOU PEARS 29- liam Atmrn, Grove St.; Jenni­ e r of Mrs. Fetor F. Peaeoeolldo F i r s t DANISH fer Reogw, Terrace Dr.; Wel­ * * T o te s’* ter Sirielman, Mancbeetor, and lof 13 Arfkncr* Rd.; and brotber S A R A L E E CiMUBN IMIl of Mr*. Wmbun Ralaer -Of 61 N a t io n a l Aneel Buss, FTanklin Bark. The world’s lightest boots and rubbers. Perfect for Oloott Dr. and Laurano* Roath S t o r e s DATES Discharged Monday: Laurie oommuters. Ideal for town and eountry, fm* travel. of 87 Ltaunore Dr. Shrimp 'tSJss? V *2.49 Sara Lee' !aSB, M BS* Chsirtler, Scott Dr.; R egina Sundvoa* aloo todude bis Sara Lee*M«Hu *1? 79* Sara Lee Ss-Si V 89* ^ry , Loveland Hill Rd.; Gloria wHs, a aaa, aaolber dangblar, p n Meurant, ToUand; Gertrude Glt- B O O T S * 6*0 other btoOwra, anotber tta- len. South St.; Francis ScaUey, 6.95 tar, and ntaa grandetifldran. Sara Lee sstsl 'tf 87* Sara Lae SW5* uf 88* HMeUe Dr.; Fabtola Domlngue, Tbe funeral wm be bald fri- EUington; Lucille Barkley, day at tdS am . from Nawkerk South St.; Mrs. Lorraine Woro- HALF BOOTS *5.95 and Nldtnay Funeral Hom e, ■mm. iMckl and son, Melroee; Mrs. 816 Bumalde Ava., Bast Hart­ iS x x y Ann HaUer and sou, Re­ ford. wMh a Solemn High Maas SPMV gan St., and Mrs. Kathleen Ry- RUBBERS * 3.95 of raqnism at fit Isaao Jognaa J giel end d a u g ^ r , TMland. eSnawb, Bast Hartford, a t 10. Burial w n ba In Vatanns Me­ CRANBERRY SAUCE All With Plaid Travel C ases morial FMd, Tmittda Oama- lALUBST BUILIHNO SET twy, BMt Hariford. IREGm HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) PManfb may can a t the fn- — Bermuda is getthig its first Bwal home today and tamot^ $400 "skyscraper”—at least the tall­ tow from 7 to 8 p-m. Finast Rbdimond est building yet for the island 18 oz colony. The seven-story head­ GLENNErS ^ quarters Of the Bank of Bermu­ CX)RNER MAIN and BIRCH STREETS WARPING — Mioa Ann Bdith cans da is to be fioished next spring. Wbldnn, U, of 888 Gtaik I t Ic dtod thia mctnhig at Manttleld atote Training Hospital , Mkm Waldron was bom Dae. T S r both fitom n « 18, 1660 In Hoitford, daughter of Half atonlsy and Viola HamIHnn Wal- FAIRWAY O|M8l t 0flii^ Aen of Witopb^ She waa a tin 9:00 y US GRADE A mmnbar of Wi«plpg Cotnnnxv i BORELESS tty CbUMh. gurvtvee* battdsa bar par- anta tatrind* a alatar. Ml*. WU- Mam Ihsiaa Jr. of Wapplag; bar find it at fairway! EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Health & Beauty Aids! EVERYDAY LOW PR!CES! BOBS! BEEF 5BU grandparenta; IBr. and TURKGVS c Mrs. Andnw Kamm c t Wop- why kaock yotamlf o«t7 Cream Cheese plng; and bar potenal grand- Richmond Coffee ’•S 2 T Borden Pops mclbar, Mto. WnUam WaUron M yoBT flit BOftty, WILKINSON d W untitf. Instant Coffee c Mayonnaise n m t t A r TOMS TOP'BOTTOm Fonarai oonrlom wlB be bald qakidy, OBd fovw moiMy too! SWORD BLADES aaturday at 1:30 p.m. a t Wap- Tea Bags MIMN BMI a'%.69* Fruit Drinks 3 ^ 7 r 20 to 22 lbs ' nii.wmi»iuy Gbnreb. T b e *I.4S Sla-pki If 10 1br49<'? Rev. Harold W. Rfehardaon, Liquid Bleach "•»*t C 39* Instant Breakfast ^ mMfr A 49* ROUnD or patter, will offlrlat*. Bmdal will ^StockiNf Staffers be in Wapping Oenutery. Evaporated Milk 8 ~ 95* Friends mey eaU ad tb* Fabric Softener Bl 69* ilYCERINE iSSS: 2 '» '1.00 Holme* F m sm l Home, 400 Main FIMST II ta 20 Iks Grab Bi| Gifts Detergent LIGilG Tomato Soup nsm 10 *i .0Q # TOMS gt, Monoheatar, Friday from 3 •S. *1.0D I rYICREEM ■ aroi’ SHOUIBER to 4 and 7 to 6 p.m. rMMT Tbe family anggsato Ibat Detergent IG4«M V 49* Finast Floir » 3 r ; 10 ts 14 Iks Ife thoae wisUng to do ao make Dali Glotbes, aad Cradles CEPACOL MDUTHWASH'%8r’U* 89* HENS memorial oonfriboUena to th* Spagh^ ;:.*i.oo Cake Mixes no*r 4 *1.00 Mniifheater Aaaodatleei for the MTACIG rill racff Ronsfs H e^ of Retarded Ohildran or to Margarine brT d s c h i i«.4 4* SWIFTS BUHERBALLS ,* Doll Carriaies '.^ .* 1 .0 0 Pure Pork the Chlldtsn’s weUare Fuad at TOMS Baneless Boneless Mairitleld Mate Training dtdriol. ’^^mes, Books, CrayoRS 1St6 22lkt ^ 0 l k 10t614^kl ^ 0 ' TURKEY ITALIAN TOP SIRLOIN MeMnllen Appf^nted WAST STOCK-ilP SALE! 8AN JOdB, Cam. (AP) ^O r Holiday Fish Specials aepb H. MrMiiHeti, wbo baa a I FINAST TURKEYS ROAST SAUSAGE RUMP ROAST! reputation for briildliig potent 3Vk ta 5 Ik Avf • Hot or Sweet footboa offenoae, wlB take ovor TOMS e % C e hens M A c aa boad coach at San JUo* fltsto IREDIUm SHRimb- ftte22lkt Q jllk lOteUlktll yit |( n e x t yaar. But bia main prob­ dRdllacli,llhek1liore...i lem* nmy bo off tbe field. FirYnrHsUfMMnMr FRESH TURKEYS ARE AVAILABLE — Order New. Wi Moafullan. aaafatant coach at Fiafit OuHtj Sbrias Mssty Cm Iw 1 ^ 9 8 ^ Penn fitato eince 1660, was WWW nVww ■MV alt* kiv* a Liri* S*l*ctl*6 *f 6i*s*, DmIu, Lari* named to tb* job Tuesday by Raiatari, Caf*Rt. lib O poii EvBry NHb Iff C hriitnw i SNOW WHITE NALBUT STEAKS yaua Atbletic Director Bob Bronmn. FARCY HADDOCK FIUET CHUCK While not referring to tbe ra- § r CALIFORNIA ROAST tONIIN 73 !L IncItidiBq SotMfflflys! FARCY FLOUNOEI FRUT 5 CHUCK cCsl trouble* that rookad tbe Finast WkKi . CALIFORNIA STEAK BONI IN 83fz ariiool’s foothoU program this BONBLIBt INDIVIOUAILY WRAPPED a 3 locattaaat dewntown main at. aod' IratMf HA VE ENOUGH ON HAND 1 lb FILLET STEAK CHUCK 89fz year, Bronaan said that Mo- S he •ONILISS PAK Abdlen "knows wbat some of aaot middia tasuplk*, next to popular market iCKEREL " « 2 5 ! sandwichA Loaves CHICKEN STEAK CHUCK » 1 .1 9 u STUFFING BREAD LIAN tb* problems are and U coming CLIP B E E F C U B E S FOR BTRW 89fz in with bia ayea wide open." ' 0 BREAD FURI THIS SALT WATER SMELTS JONES LINK SAUSAGE FORK 89,S TTT Finast 1b QQc BROWN VALUABLE FUUY COOKED S0UIN6ILU •fill 2 Itm i Fruitcakes iS89‘ a r SWIFTS SAUSAGE N* tIRVK V i i B5" FRESH SKMNEO EELS O.A.K. CANNED HAMS 1%'lbein • 1 .7 9 L JUMBO SQUID NX COUPON Mfc Canned Ham ^^o"c'’K‘’” ' V.?; *2 .3 7 • i‘.* 3 .9 5 What is this, Christmas? Please Note! PULPO-OCTOPUS Nb S k . SALT COD ibiw Tie Now you save money on every package of deli­ SEPIA Ml For Your Convanieiica— WikmaUrnMNHwi cious Borden chocolate-covered Ice Milk Pops. 1 1 1 * itCMkearMNoM Less than 50 a pop! Kids love them...and after MANCHESTER BARBBIS all, this is the kids’ time ot year. And tor every­ BONUS BINGO-WIN UP TO ^,000 IN CASH! body’s parties, Borden is offering festive Egg Nog ASSOCIATION Ice Cream at a special holiday price: just 890 a PRIX* *LIP halt-gallon. JOIN THE LUCKY LIST OF WINNERS-PLAY | PWOOWAM «.4T will be open Available at A&P, most IGA and other fine stores. MONDAY. DECEMBER rd Fill in 23 Those It’S better-It’s S100 WINNER $100 WINNER $100 WINNER $100 WINNER $100 WINNER $106 W IN N ER William Taglakla Jo* M agm l Ellzabert Robinson Few Ndrinn* King John Hutka Martin Mullan Terrlngton.Conn. Clinteni Conn. Now Haven, Conn. Danbury, Conn. 8. Olaitonbuiy, Conn. Missing nantsvill*. Conn. We would like to take thia opportunity to wish all our cufitom«ni and $100 Winner $100 Winner $500 Winntr Bear, Cigarettei, and tobacco products exempt from stamp offer Boxes $100 Winner $100 WInnar 1100 Winner $100 Winner' Priete offoctlve Fln l Nitlonal Slo e . thru Set., Dec. 21,1968 friends, A Very Merry Chrtataaas and a Happy and Healthy 1969, with Tony Olando Edith Ovellette Mre.Tad Dektar Charlaa O’Brien Mary Darrlto QL Barrington, Man. Hartford, Conn. Adame, M ail. > lMr*. i " '. : ; Karkar-n ’T ’ Peace Tbrooidiout The World . . . Mariddn, Conn, Qraenflald, Maa*. K. Hartford, Conn. Beatlana, Conn.

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■OPOUILU (AP) — Dr. lansM CnioorS of Moak- a lB i, th m S m , Bte or Sente soys you’ll have e Merry In AMdiaCaN koria !■ tha Ma­ li at a on o< tba Christmas playing Popular’s new a t 9 a r- gamm hara. Dr. Oraloord, aaM: "I a iM i that It to araal, aa« I woold aay alaaoat ortminai, to end exciting fun cosh game— I naa at artlftotol, ax- I ... wlian In aarlooa CIT YOUR PREC graa (hat *QUIK-CA$N‘* CARD TODAY I Uw Malaga t» a paMaaTa hraln (P— Ad.lt* .Illy) to of an Uram alMa nahtre.” Dr. Orataadk raoogmaed tm e ooa a t Um anald’a greatait aur- gaoaa. daM iaa a djiav pattont lii «M aray: "Aa ka« aa a ooB- adouB or an lawoi iacloua braki fh t llF F • ftiacttoii pentota, tha pattont to AykVi iMt whan (hata to no ftir- tbar krain acttolty, ara no kngar PLAY QUIK CASH ttoaa a dying pattont We haaa a popular BROCCOLI 1 99< SPLARS -W IN UP TO $1000 SiMp-Ritt 10 to li Ibi. TOUIW ar— arJ.ltota:W r»-W » A TUHClTt OtMiloM Caddebird ROASTING Chickens tl Iw LM Coko ton Woybest Grade “ A” oven ready Cocklebird Capons i< CMonHh w PIssN Plo StoS:ff 8 lb. lOb. 4|lS* iNdsw |mi flMRJRi a C m % N « Caddebird c A Hens FAMILY Alain tor ktoar adton 0^ ^'***" im b . A a Thousands in Redeem your Cocklebird Coupons at Popular DRUG TUIHCBT M A E T lb. # 9 * R A M A M NIBAY ” AffoHsirm Fmri§ imU TURKEYS yrT;»!w«wr-:‘ ’r' STORES ^ ‘ '' i t "'t .. tf: . Imported You serve the best with Woyhest ^ West Virginia U A M M C DKX Burrm^u reune CHOPPED a 19 to 14 tou. TURXm RGmGmbmr-W oybMf "Promhim” I Semi-Boneless INSIDE TuricGys CMTG priced lets than i SHOP-RITE 4 9 1 5 5 1 ortiRT "prum ium ” Turkeys - Whole or Half Cut fnm Clwcb ------CNlfkMI Roll S871 . M iddk'QM n- 't Shankless Skinless h -m t .. ShaaMarStaaka H V S H O n H M -S*. DM •* 20 lbs. and up ovg.. NEPCO lojegna I Sugar Cured mMmP r d .H 9-9 0 U N— Twh M O lim NW “ 59* ■« MAS? *'79< Yorkoy XMAS Nim I Dubwioe Fleur de Lis Homs TTb. ■ ftT ' ' MMiND CHUCK 7S* u g M A tT SHOP ; diuck Roost 4 9 1 W M aT w tra m Omr ' G n e w y S h o p I’:.-____ 1 *1 C jj ______1 Capitol Forms Kielkgso 8 9 1 8 £ JGRAIPFRUIT Regular ^ .M V- Shop-Rite i ib§^ oven ready 17 to 20 Ibt. average Capitol Forms Fronl^rls 2 bq$1e09 Margarine m S licM Bacon BOUDAY GROCERY SAYINGS Waybest Turkeys 8 8 1 ' ^ J ii« AN f a l t n bexat | | Homogtnissd Milk 28e A a L t w A a M c mOP-Rin FACIAL Tltsun t„m ev— r— dy 10 to 16 Ibt. ovwog. Colonial Smoked Hams iaIHaaa 1«lb. la x ar Rk0 |NRIt8 CO ^ O E 9 ttoi. i *8 Whole 0 Shank ( Butt ;Uto >#>>;■ IHOP-RITI BIT CRACKIRf 'I? 19* G tiR I m A MNFp o Ho o 4 hSi B| Wayhest Turkeys O ak Sada, UrW to ar Siep-lHi lb. fHOP-Rm emon AU C fE ESNt RoHe COSMETICS - Viliy Pay Matot iRMHWfclp FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS ^ A CAMPBILUPORK'NBIANt t amtaoM Oregon’s Finest Provrberries' 3V Margarine regular 38i N r Caaklag ar Salsii CLAIROL FrMh Rih N.1 Av.RiM. M—Wiy Swiss Chaase Sliced Imported COTY s n m u . i W ItSO N OIL 6f« Fopuhir Orunga Juica22»v75^ 8eul Whip Topping 3*r'$1 9 9 i PrWa af Iha Naat Vito Shrimp 8 os. Baby CHANEL FANCY Groan Giant - - - i Sww Ua Coffee ____ 3 V>V89 ___ 4 9 DANA TOMATO CATfUP iT I9« Salmon-Shrimp-hom-Lebstar Imported 6 os. t . ^4 Groan Baont .Paos. J i «b- Blueberry .Raspberry .Maple LANVIN ShaHUto (lad Cam) HADDOCK 6 5 Cut comeLeof Spinoch P“®* ^ 10 ounce size ^ ‘ SewkedSHib 39* MAX FACTOR PRINCE TOMATO JUICI 4 89* C e n te r C u t Why Pay Marat Save led on MATCHAIELU Swonlfisli poviui HOB NAIL 28.30 C o u n t lb . can JEAN NATE 8HOP-RITI FRUIT COCKTAIL CL*; 89* C R ISC O P e l M l R f 5 ^ 8 8 « Why Pay M aial 7 3 0 SHULTON Pink Shrimp .-U\ -r- la rge CURRIER AND IVES »LO MIDAL FLOUR 49* 3 lb . box ^ropuhirChelw 40 A A A 7 ot Rrfriowalor Jo t o( SpoMdi AMD MAMT OIHBRf Caffaa Caiamari S«|uid No. 1 B m k a r g , B a p m rO m a m t MAXWELL HOUM IN8TANT V 1.19 2 lb . bo|f sr PEACHES 3 - out STUPFED OLIVES UmANTA »t-tot.- WhotoSmaits liOUIO RflV|l-9LIW UOa.aas. BaUamtaaaam J i H a Reynokb Heavy Duty 18 inch Ht-VIM.. 6 'm T * 1 Save 12< on Popuior ♦1.47 A m i TOMATO CATSUP Oraaa OIm I Craaai Cam 1>Nt 1*aa. ar . . . . .1 MAYONNAISE 47^ ALUMINUM rOIL Cwl Aa. NWLIT8CORN 8 *1 CANNED COSMETIC RAGS fliap-IUta (lad labal) 79 Whlfb Wtwid -M Free Rim Offer WHh ULTRA 8RITE 1.|i. ISmi. kto HAM » 3 Save 25d on Green Giant I^R I. « TOMATO PURII 4 cam ^ FRiRlIy r, Shap-RHa Whita Polotoat/laato ar Swift or Homnel I tJli Cbtoi4i.( 9 lb. can QUIK C A S H S W E E T P E A S 11 TGGTHFASTE S i l t i H l l R lAltonraRblls 8 * 1 Canned Ham. CUT GREEN BEANS RegiAar or Thick CREME FORMUIA Berdan Nonesuch Selin Fancy lb . phg. INSTANT WINNERS! All V.ri#tin SuRir CIm . w Shop-Rite Bacon Cutux Polish Remover 29^ Mince Meat 9 ounce package 29* Applesauce Home Style All Meat All Beef Oc^Xtol Farms Rogu Sauces 29<. Mirada Whita V W « >46 o i. * Berdan Nonesuch 50 foot roll Hawaiian Punch cons 1 Mince Meet 28' ounce ior 59^ Surun Wrap » FOtSO| f w m t 21. Oil L«M P*b UuMiry le, OH U M Fnmki “ ’>"■ U ° •100 W INNERS Hygrade Vac Pale pound 4H 20 INSTANT Detergent 89* Kotex- supar e 3 trrt ^1 Princelln Toms 5 !o'n^ i Fruit Cukes 2 can not Underwood Spreods con 1.9 Party Pak ” “ 75' Mrs. Homer L. Gowing each with ■ yfVyavavyfVyfVf^^ Ilb-r/RH>' Shaa-RH. Stf.wb.rry m . Off L«bd •20 WINNERS a or 9 Family 4 - 1 9 ’ To Pkx. Par pKg At all Popular Markets ♦ 9 .9 f Preserve 3 ' 87« All Detergent *2;^ *3^’ Coupon good through Sot. Dec. 21, 1968 m wUiM g f g Sh«..R(to }0« OH Ubd Mrs. Eve Rodslewics TOMATOES COOP ONLY AT POPULAWSUPER MARKETS KODAK , _ Ir M U mI $176 100 Adorns Rood, Bloomfield, Conn. * tC *1 B. Shortening 65« All Detergent n t sm o MSTAMATIC NabiscR Snack Crackirs *. be. 10 oa.' Mrs. W . J. Murphy NOisca Mr. Salty Pratzali & Sticks 2 boK.a GAM M A Kir N— AMt-ton.il—• torn Mark Drive. Coventry. Conn. Rrd Ehler's Piira Ground Cinnamon 1'4 oc. con SHOP-RITE Cri^t Ehlar’ s Pcultry Seasoning 7/8 ea. eon *•‘ “ ^ ♦ 1 2 .8 8 DELICIOUS •luioy Ehler's Ground Nutnwg ’ >4 *,*• APPLES Tip Tap Fruit Filled Struassel ’o »*• iC A L •10 WINNERS Starling Table Sait r.aui.r or lodii.d u o«. 10< FLAVOR KING ICE CREAM «aaa_ k a s y t o p k k l , Plantar's Salted Mixed Niits i3>4 o i. voe. con 79< Mr. R. Q. Fritie HAVE YOUR GREEN PEPPERS lb. 18 tor 49c Popular Canned Seda 7 daliclou. Il.vor. 12 c « i. $1 12 Beech Rd.. Hosordville, Conn. TANGARINES Kiaft Clam Chawdar n . w Engiond PBESCSIPTiON PROSPECT AYE. and BLVD. 811W. MAIN g :^ MERIDEN IDAHO BAIONfl Heinx Kashw Dill Picklaa quart |.r FILLED Wh il e 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST WEST HARTFORD 1269 ALBANY A YE. HARTFORD OpM Moi. f l a y Q U W c a s h a n d W IN POTATOES 4tc CELERY lea. bunch 29c RaaLaman Raeanstitntad Lanwn Jnica gt. UP TO $1,000. 11 . . . T O T J ^ 450 SLATmi RD.. NEW BRITAIN 885 WASHINGTON ST.. 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Mtsi Itaran p a g e TWENTY-NIN* mlaa afaaies are tha next best 18-year-old carhop ta Surmyvale, property has become surround- y o » g girt a n ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 lion s Roam in Park a ^ a n d rorved him a cup of ed by exclusive Sunnyvale hous- the d r t v ^ tor « "of Fottoe’s wia. Nhcon Aide hedge fn ttmas of moertatnity. $250,000 Left hsr "What a beauUAil thtog. R>a Ihe Btttiah treasury tlghtenad TVKDDEStN, Germany 7 - A cottee. tnf developmaiiU, Attornsyi «•- cup d coffee. an» •J® ------—------— ...... O m C B GIRLS Ponoe died tost September tlmaKe Ms vatoie now from memory of flie taridem has piNnomenaL rm not Mrieg to Unlike the voting machines could be tied Into a compute^ al- publlriied ta the Record. attributed to mistakes. BB8T OONT1UBUTOII8 an fanpoat aquaiaa w hldi began jQo,r tourist abtruettoo at Tiied- poverty, eeriataly. But Off leao- Denies (iold Nov. Si to an eftort to reduce To Actress and, suggests Josei* 1280.000 to perhaps 1800.000. been "wsriied away by Hme. ^ used in some state legislatures, ready used by the House for The InvesUgatlon of House A committee spokesman said YORK (AP) — A survey den^ a vlilago nsau: the Dutch DeGloto, attorney tor the wUTa The ideoee and oephew, aH Mtos M ora^ to 16, flgnro * tton was orw of m an ^ awe." House'Ethics Body Urges It would not eliminate the caU- payroll and other records snd voting was ordered after dtscio- the Investigation, so far gf Sidewalk Santas across the People in the flow of foreign goods Into border, to a wrwded B0« c r e tes- Britain. executor, may never have reel- married and of modeet tacemes, seven-year cootiaoe w«h ----- ins of the 4S8 names by a clerk, thus could provide printouts of sure that Rep. Bob Wilson, R- ducted by the staff, probably nation participating in tho cUr- Hike Coming erveUan ta which about SO lions By Admirer iaed how much he was leavtag say they plan to oositest tha wlU. Broa She vtos c a ^ ^ TWs procedure, requiring about each roH call as soon as it is Oallf., had been recorded 6n will be taken up by the commit- rent Volunteers of America A t that Urns Uf^oetere were are roaming. VtoMors otwarve Sportfonan o f Yflflr Modern Vote Tally System ordwed to deposit with tha Ifiss Moran. The will was filed tor probwte Monday. Jean Hariow. ftw jw dstehiu - half an hour, gives members completed, plus, breakdowms by several roll calla taken wWle he tee ItseM at hearings after Oon- cihristmaa campaign dlsclOMs The News •) the animals ekwe up from the IXM ANOEUE8 (AP) — "Un­ drawn iq> In m r. it toft 18.000 to Ponce Iteed to a modest house toga t o ‘T h e H to r n M o w ^ J ^ By BDMOND LeBBBTON oalU inSoptembor although he time to come’to tho floor from party and statea. was in California 8ept. 9, 10 and g i ^ reconvenes that office girls are the m o« nu- treaaiwy 80 per cent of tha value and BOSTON QAP) — BIS RobmU, Mr*. Ona$*i* V i»U safety of thafr car. A Ugh. elec­ fortunately,” says form er ac- five nOeces and a neptiew and on ttie grove. BW In Buxmyvala, right,' Jonny Onjwi^i Aasoclatod Prero Writer was not in Washington. their offices snd. on cloae ques- Chairman Melvin Price, D* 1«-^ Investlgatlcm so fw d r o ^ ^ t r i b u - dtoeoMd sad « • do not witSel- of lavoafed goods before their trified fence beeps the ptoyer-ooaofa o( tfaa champion WASHIHOTON (A P) — release hum oustoms. th e de­ ^ "aM "an the rest of my reslreal and per-pe*^ wUchwhich tola toIn northern Oahtotala,Oahtotala. "Old Acquaintance,Acquaintance^ ais Boston ^CMUos of the Nattonal WABHINGTON (AJ») — Tha The commMtoe, however, said tlons, gives loaders a chance to Hi., wrote to Speaker John Me- Wilson said he had nothing to Included a coitij»risw of every tnto Sante s chlmn^s. Jacqueline Onassla visited Ethel pat* «liai)aM ... In the from straying. life of me I cent remember the property to Dolorts Moran Joiew Wm. A long-ttme friend, acting after nwriytag producer posit Is repaid six months tader. AasootoMon, has HouM BJthlcs Obirnnlttoo today that so far tt has been "Impossi-' work on wavering members. Cormack that the study of do with the ta c o n ^ votes w d n il = »« vote ta tae H o w for a b Iw collar vmrkers are second, Kennedy ta tae hospital and priM « ( golil." man.” ^ uniivnwwi SnrmMSv ld bachrior ifc* other property inoluded a was pretty olooe mouthed." RussriL named by ttw weridv W a tn raoordtqr votaa. ciflo dlacroMmclaa." ad manual tallying and counting points at which human error Later Jennings reported to being worked oyer, a apokes- John F. McMahon, Kennedy, Tuesday. tM offictal gold price end Be- oete it to simply getting pleas- rochwe who toft her most of Ms lo-acre apricot grove that was DeGiola also said Ponce never BiltUh Importere the deposit "H e otheiw, *'*The Bridge of San tills magaxtne Tuesday, was to le-V The committee suggestion ta The suggestion comes as of the vote. Moreover, It would can enter the system." Mc(3ormack t^ t a tally clerk man said, and It appears tae mander-ta-chlef of tho na- Mrs. OnasaU went to George­ glar anld no alteAtlan o f thle money. The new treasury ure from beariigr its own sounds $280,000 to $80(^000 etoate. worth perhaps $1,000 ta 1841, mentioned Mtos Moran: ^^.u«ttosti Su t.” c®*vo W« •ward at a lundwon 'the form of an "Interim reoom- House Clerk Pat Jennlro* has flash each member’s vote Evidence of this. Price said, had ackno^edged mlsrecoidtag discrepances are not of slgnlfi- tional sociti welfare organtia- town University Hoto>*tel to v l ^ poaitian <»*• enUe^iatod 2 8 dots not baa such loans but tor- gag from toelbw the movement Mtos Moran, now 41, Appar- when Ponoe is beHeved to have Jiut remembered her. He took a Ntyi''"life to ^ y iTextraordl- today at tha Harvard Oub. mendstton" to Speaker John W. been gathering taformaUon on against his name on a visible is the fact that on 358 occasions tae votes. The clerk was shifted cant number and fall into no tion, says t ^ great Increase ta her former slater ta law, who m e pceae side, to icqwnae to bids the payment of any interest gf the tongue. ently met tSin whan riie was a met Mtei Moran. Stnoe then, the UUng to her when riie was a MoOormack grows out of a con- an electric taUyliig system to scoreboard, giving rt«n‘ty during the two-year life of tae to other duties pending InvesU- parilcula^ttem . w r^rate glvtag accounU tor on ______gave Urta last week to her Utb n question acknowledged that ttnulng Investigation ordered replace tae current practice of for immediate correction of any past Congress, members for- gallon. it is ceriata, he said, taat dis- businessmen being at tae - child. Hoepital autaoriUes said K mistakes. maUy obtained permission to Other Inriances were reported crepancles did not determine tom of tae list as Individual con- he had cooTeread wlOi Beanedy «: after dtockwuros taat one mem- members calling "aye" or Mrs. Onassis saw tho batty by telapbooe betoce talking to !^ber was recorded on several roll In response to their names. The tallying machine also correct their votes on roll calls about the same Ume, and were the outcome ert retwttew. He also Indleated Oiat " " ...... — ...... P. Kennedy and cornsnantod. be apofee lo r Nheon htanaeM on "She’s very pretty." the adijeet Mrs. OnaaoU then drove to “nda of courae la a very s «i- Arlington NkUonal Oemotery, ■Ittve sabjoct,” he aald. where the late president and Us On another auhjeet, Nixan la brother are buried. aald hy a U.8. d^domat to have aiMgealed he may aeon signal Cabbie** $250 Tip> that be heUaves the tim e has ''FLOURS MINIFEIAPOLia , Minn. (AP) oome for the BMiate to approve GRAND — Cabbie Jim Newman’s good atieaty to oontnl the spread of turn to a stranger has brought niidaar weapons. SUPERMMKETS. him an early Christmas i*esent But oCOeially, the Mhoon peel- UNION —$300 which wUI help him and tion ta anehangsd-and vague. hia family take a holiday trip to O A dtoanninnant negottator SUPERMARKETS, CJalitornla. WlBlam C. Ihater was quoted •4 Newman was driving Morris Tnasday as saying Nhcon had COfyp Lewis, a grocery store operator told him the (toia may ahoilly from indianola, Ifisa., to tho be ripe tor danerlean action to CALIF.STEAK / CALIF.ROAST /.fi!|.00|IOCIIIICK u'* airport lu t week when hto pua- ratify the treaty. WI OlVf |« BEEF 'FRESH senger suffered a severe noee- Foater nade that commant to TUPLE S U «E STAMPS /CHUCK CHUCK I LEAN Ueed. a iniiamsn after NfaBon vialtad Newman took him to a doctor, the Uidted Nations and tdiattod RIB ROAST \ ROUND Gr Uu NdV BEEF FOR STEW w f GS. quoted as saying he found the a broken artery. Nbeon view enoctiragtog. X Lewie gave the receptionist a But he also relayed word that $20 blU for Newman, and that Nixon was not committing hhn- OR PORTERHOUSE RUMP ROAST FLANKEN RIBS ON US. was a $1B.06 tip at»ve the fare. aelf now to any timetable Cor ae* TENDER SOLID BEEF I Ihen came a phone call eariy tion. STEAK JUICY MEAT .* " CHUCK lk< this week from Lewis’ wife, vdto IVMtar told one o< the few le - 1 thanked him tor helping a poctona permitted to attend the SIRLOIH STEAK EYE ROUND ROAST CROSS RIB ROAST stranger ta trouble, and later a UJI. reception, that Nfacon had SOLID g 14 BONE­ surprise $2B0 check. TENDER t iSEAMED, MEAT 11)3 LESS said the time may or may not JUICY Ikl Newman said it wro a smart be right tor aetton now or to the move to get Into tae oab busi­ fanmedlata futwe. ■'•O'-*-- ness a year ago, becatuw, “I One rairidng American diplo­ used to be a meatcutter, and I mat, who aahsd that his name never made that kind ct Up not he naed, said he doubted TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SHORT RIBS SHOULDER STEAK hacking at a rump roast," whsthar there coidd be aetton " m l ® OR TOP $ to | g LEAN I on the treaty before r t aaldawl ROUND Ik B BEEF Ikr BONELESS g 9 9 * CKUKK D o m in ic a n Campaign Johnson leavaa ofOoe and Mxon sVl« MLAJdl, n a . (A P ) — BUas Wessta y Weesta, former army tahaa over on Jan. SO. CUBE STEAK CHUCK ROAST SIRLOIN TIP ROAST l6 During his praaldanttel oom- strongntah ta tae Dominican BONE I SILVER $119 f «g » Nfaaon said U A ratWlca- CHtICK SIDE Ik I Republic, saye he plans to re­ tion o f the treaty ahndd be de­ Si® 99* IN Ik' turn home to launch a campsUgn layed haeanse of the Sovlat fti- '® r© for the presidency In 1810. vaakn of Chaohoalovalda. Ha V ! i * . . H m former tank ccanmand- andoraad teema of tha treaty. /6 er’s return was made poorible h i Washington Monday, San- by the announcement of Presi­ ate BepubUean leader Dverett BOTTOM ROUND ROAST, CHUCK STEAK BONELESS BRISKCT dent Joaquin Balaguer that IS Dbhsan said »<**»* a maatlng SOLID .| O S FIRST THICK lb leaders of tae civil strife ta 198B with tha Pratedent slant tin t ha MEAT CUT CUT asts are could come home. ampoato tha treaty and Its swtft • - 3 LONDON BROIL CHUCK ROAST CHUCK FILLET [ '^^aper, Weesta said Tuesday, " I ’m ratificatvw and Is prepared to more desperate to return."My OamQy. vote tor it If It oomaa UP prior to BONE *»»■ C " '* *hite lb BONELESS 6,09 SHOULDFR BONELESS II,] LESS aP Basils ^ari, rneAT'^^aat u at least, wlU be reunited In our Ju homeland.” Ronald 1.. Baglar, Mhoon'e ARNOLD JUBILEE ^ ‘‘an !!!JjUando„s are ^atrio^ Grandma a 'Politico elaet was tekliig i » pidille pori- en PATTBRaON, Ga. (AP) — tton on ttie Issua now, svaa to Mabel Asptawall believes It you the extent of leefftriiilng his DEI MONTE ^ can’t beat city liaU you might as GRAND UNION well Join It. Oie ran for a olty win not bs stating post- council seat and was elected. ttons hstwaen now and Mn. 30," i r n T T TOMATO The grandmother ot ii, presi­ E dent of tae Patterson Garden Nixon went to the United Na- CHOCOLATE CUub, explained her groigir had tkaa with hto faeietaiy of COCKTAII. experienced difficulty trying to stoto-dssignste Wmiam P. B or get "water nm here or there." era and aald tha vtstt indloated NESTLE She said the men apparently "our conttiaiing support o f tha didn't understand about flowers united Nations snd our tnten- MORSELS and shrubs so she sought a tton In these yssr s ahssd to do T/uK|e*t T oo^ ’ «|pn 14 0; ■ council post to be in a better po- everything that we oan to BIRDS EYE cans H aition to clue them ta. strengthsn this osgantostlon as DOLE SLICED 1-lb. Mrs. Aspinwall prefers not Jto tt woefes ta the canaa o f pesos i14-oz. 3 i i be pinned down on her * it . C ttooughout the wotld.” con "I'm ta my 60e,” she said. Thaaday Mboai annoimoad fata appotatownt of Dr. Baaboit ntCATI CHOCOLATE 'er* State to be a member o f the 16-oz.l '^GULTSHRINP SAGRAMBNIO, CaHf. (AP) oaundl of llennnmte Advtoota. CRfl^ORTENING ” 77* DiSTANTGOFFEE SYRUP — Jo)m Douglas McCMlvray, 30, Stain has h s u Bwrior fallow o f SS u t S l e t .5 9 * has passed the state bar exasni- the BrooMlnga InsWlute ta J^'BRILLlAh I'ON'IaI MARGARINE FRUFT COCKTAIL 2 ^ 8 9 ' rORBAIIHG _ natlons and will be admitted to WiridHgtoB, DJC. OUlPACR OdAISPIAT practice law Jan. 0. Hto arifa, The Presldm f-elect . atoo S ^ E S E P im pkg. MAZOLAOn iffESTERTAaS .»2 ” of 100 84* MAXWELL HOUSE mother, mother-ta-law and fath- named John C. WhUakar to be UPTOH'S TEA BAGS CRANBERRY COCKTAU a 49* UHMBUn ___ WHERE er-ta-law already are attorneys. u m u T , . g H ritPAICAIBI a v a il a b l e Ua Cabinet aecretary. Wbttaher, P 8 ® 5 ^ t e s 4 CAROLINA RICE 'X?dLcxiliA&eAA. "You have to he a lawyer In this a Bubingtan tawtaeasmaii, Was ” LOG CABIN SYRUP PORK'N'BEANS 15 APPLE SAUCE S'K v*l“ UBBT CMUD lA II type of family.” McOUvary to d ia ige a f artiedullng appear- m m o ic iiu L p k f.' quipped. aneas during the RspubUcan SlffFEE u o R im 7-1^ 99* TOMATO JUICE 3 161b. ^ — 8nt-glI18to8BiA8g Sh 7«i.ggAA GREEN GIANT CHEERIOS rMHCO-AIBBICAH ROAST BEEF urMkliiiltAl eamMlnL. hSl4.ox. LATHESTDIA Ntonn sttended a blari»41e MIXEDTICCTBIUS SPAGHETTIO'S V^-lb. < Thfeves Escape Chrlstiwas party gtvan Tnaoday ITBOTB-mM0B8* ^ i » « . Q Q c n m St e r i c e >2ieN-pecuio fl oEveiNE GENOA SALAMI toglit by the Wafl Street law PAn.raocns 'ji-i BIOCCOU ao« a i i i Z O U *^ W iih $250,000 at firm he left to nm tor pseridml CHICKEN NOODLE MIX AMER. CHEESE lb. ' Hto tonnar eoltoagnes gava hfan Londbn Airpm 't a sterling aUvar PBiar weight SSMT g DSi r u s 'Kc SS* SAVE UP TO 10®'o ON LARGE and totter opsnar. Green Peas * LONDON (AP) — Ohleves eo- 0>kis-^CLxks oaped wlta nearly $3SO,000 QRANULATED 3 Cks o t MOM worth of gold dust, dtamonds Ekirope^s G old and cash from one part of Lon­ Lipton Soup T * CHiH eN WINGS ~ 3 5 ‘ don Airport today whUe Scot­ 5 land Yard waa capturing three Prices Sport other men at another airport KRAFT-SALAD DRESSING •) S r i ® * ' WELCHBCRRY p ^ K cHOK " 5 9 * " 65* strongroom. The loot stoien frmn the Pan ly ta fea r o f r snowad social un- ^/V/('O/v American World Airways cargo raat thars. tfieaBtir '='0/^ shed was valued at $240,BOO, air­ ‘Ttosnand is rosy heavy and eOCKTAR BRIHH port police said. osnasa ara hanging 00 to ibair SLICED OR HALVES-DEL MONTE ULTRA REFINED M b .$ S r Scotland Yard, acting on a gold whiting fo r a taigbar pries.” Up, was watching the stroog- 13-oz. '“4^0o o c e ^ room oi British Eluropean Alr- Brttbfi oommantefora wase cans IN ways and grabbed three men critleal o f Ktomedy's aawa gumkrches N Ijool tUMXBUACH there with a cCoaed van. They oonfsie DCio r e m a r k s about g r a n d U N IO N gold. Ho said ho fait bo shoiSd ■lanvtaiuaiiian saro. I were charged with conspinwy •' .-y. rot “make atatemwato **««♦ wfll ^ and held for a preliminary bOar- FUNPRINnE 3.-95* HH-HO CRACKERS^.' 29*^ SCOOTER PIES s iv e e 1 tag. 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J PAGE THIRTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 ■ ... Navy Redffaced Over Saving H theffl^m en at Slop I Skop StOTM From Scorpion The perfect hospitality drink! YouHl want this in the freezer! Stop & Shop n optR lU t WHk B j BOB BOBTON Native, Crisp Wid. flm Sal. AP IOBIm t WtMer WABHINGrrON (AP) — Til* ’HI 9 PaM. ttvry U trylnc to ex]))aln an em- Stop & Shop barraainf claim of aavinga Shop McIntosh Sherbet fo rfo a r •oonomically fnnn th« loaa of the nuclear aub Scorpion wWch went down In the Atlantic laat Big and bright Half Gallon Container sboppiRg aprlnf with W ciewtnen. 3 Flowered GORvaaiMiea The Pentagon said Monday Eggnog Your choice of Plant Fresh & Juicy from Florida! APPLES that deaptu a budgetary esti­ Orange, Orange-Rasp- mate laat week that IMed a ta-2-nitUion aavinga through loaa Firm fresh apples for all your holiday r*ci(«9. berry-Pineappte or of the adb it really doea not oon- or lust plain eating enjoyment. A popular ♦•writ# Quart Carton Orange-Lemon-Lime. Poinsettia Plant mini-ilriced and maxi-fresh! U. S. # 1 , 2 ^ min. I b ...... * ...... alder the tragedy aa resulting In I? Perfect with fruit a ‘*total net a a v ^ .” >e I h h h khhJ iljh h ^ihbhiAkkh^l' The $40-milllon craft disap­ TANCEIIIHES cocktail as a start or peared on or about May 27 while .6-ineh pot $ 1^4 9 a finish to your meal. returning stlbnicrged from Ehi- The treditional Christmas blos­ f I', i Tangy, juicy tangerines, ideal to dress a rope. Some wreokage was re­ soms that say "Merry Christ­ Ibt cently located two miles deep mas." These beauties are ideal ■ Hills Bros $1 near the Asorea. (or putting your home in a gay Sk.'} t il low, low mini-price. An itemixation Dec. 10 of Holiday mood or for gift-giving. Brand new from Ocean Spray/ way* the Navy cut eiq>enditure ^nother freezer-pleaser! in fiscal 1M9 (to save $W2 mil­ strictly fresh ingredients — pure 49 California All Green milk, extra heavy cream, sugar, Ocean Spray Parfall lion toward a Pentagon goal of Chrysanthemum Plant *2 ♦In. ( Slop & Shop loo Cream $3 bilUon) included this entry: oot fre tn milk solids, whole eggs. COFFEE 21b The smoothest egg nog you can Cranberry-Orange O Ai» "Reduction in personnel and Assorted colofs, all pots decoratively foiled in lovely red and lace with cheer. BROCCOLI Half Gallon A cranberry orange sauFe ripples wiHi this ceupen und ■ $5 purchase GWR stgiport costs due to loss of the green. ^ FOR V.SA. Vanilla, Harlequin, Vanilla through the vanilla ice cream. Scorpion . . . mil­ A good vegetable change Pint. i§l Coupon good thru Dec. 21. Limit 1 can per customer.______lion." Decorated with lifelike BUNCH Fudge, Chocolete, Coffee, of pace, try it with Hoi- Strawberry or Country Club Officiala were asked to ex­ landaise sauce. Cranberry-Orang* ShtrlMt »m 29'^ plain that, and further to say Holly Tree flavors. ••••••••••••eaeee< why the intelligence ship I^ieb- lo, which is in the hands of North Korea, couldn’t also be claimed as savings. A After severai days of chooalng its words very careftdly, the Pentagon told the Aaaodated Press: “ S was not the Intent of the Defense Department to indicate that the loss of Scorpion resist­ ed in a total net savings for the Navy, The 19.2 milUon figure waa largely programmed funds II for operating the stfbmarine this flacal year, which included funds previoualy appropriated tm for her scheduled overtiaul in /\ 1999. "The loss of Scorpion is not considered a ‘saving'. The loss unth mini-pricim of the lives of Scorpion's highly technically trained crew cah never be categoriaed aa a ‘sav- inga‘ . Their value to their coun­ try can never be addressed in terms of numetary value. Easy solution to gift problems! "Oonceming the Pueblo, her Save with mirU-pricint^! Beautifully designed Stop & Shop gift routine operating costs are com­ paratively smaB. A planned ov- certificates are the perfect answer to your erhaid was not budgeted for gift problems. Redeemable for food at Pueblo.’’ Welchade Grape Brink any Stop & Shop in any denomination between $1 and $100. Call Josephine PlnaBy, the Pentagon said: StoiWs Premium L Vitamin Enriched, When they Del Monte or Stop & Shop ‘*Oambat losses, diip losses reach for something — let It « qg oz Stop & Shop Carey 617/463-7423 or write her c/o Stcip and peraonnd losses in general be something good for them! mM cans & Shop, 393 D Street, Boston, Mass. 02210. are never considered as 'budget NEW DEEP BASTED rednetionif. "Bxpenditures whidi are pro­ Cranberry ^uce Fruit Cocktail grammed or planned, hut which [Pillsbury or Ballard Biscuits 10/89* because of combat loss or ship B o x ' loss tSe do not make, are sav­ Seven Sea$ RUSsfxN Dressing bottle 29* Your turkey's favorite mate We also have sherbet on •“ 2/69* sale! Fine way to start off [Pillsbury Crescent Rolls eke ings in the budgetary sense." 6 / * l on sale in time for the holi­ Stop & Shop Large Peas days. You can pay more, but your meal as an appetizer Land O’ Lakes Butter i'S 79 * r 6 / ‘ l why should you?. or to end it as a light dessert. BADMBIMUMB B U T in B A L L S Stop & Shop c u 't m i i i n Beans I Stop & Shop Corn Oil Margarine ;;S3/85* MASERU, Lesotho (AP) — f^^afe Instant CoffefT lo*? 87* E RTtebdocton who dem««A black Special self­ $1 Sun Glory Margarine i S 6 / ‘l •beep for ritual saciilleee are basting mix­ Nescafe Instant Coffee r ‘ 1.3 3 tu r e added 16 oz 30 oz Stop & Shop Soft Margarine i S 3 / ‘l being blanved for decUning reve-' deep inside M b nuee from mw fanpoverlatied Maxwell House Coffee con 69* cons Vkeollon O Q * bastes turkey com Countryfine Breakfast Drink carton oountry'a wool eUp. a 11 the w a y SS *1.3 8 A Bouth African Wool Board through as it Maxwell House Coffee official Invwetigaind the Increaa- cooks. USDA ing numbers of crossbred abeep among Leaotim’e pure Merino 14-20 lbs CHOICE lb Our best quality Stop & Shop flocks and rqwrted that wltdi- Save with mini-pricing'^! C dootora use fat fMm alai^- tered black sheep aa “ medi- dne" against UtaieaB, evil spiilta Del Monte Refreshing! Whole Boiled Onions 10 lo 14 Ibt BUTTERBALLS 4r lb and hall damage to farmers’ Royal Gelatin Desserts Why fuss and shed tears cvopa. over your onions when you While pure Merino wool pays Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, can Just em n up a Jar and handsomely, croaMired wool Ratpberry, Lime, Black­ Whole Kernel Corn Tomato Juice heat them? means heavy financial loaa for berry or Cranberry-Orange aiqreratttiouB fanuera who fal­ flavors. or Cream Style College Inn low the advice of tribal medi­ White Gem Turkeys Get your meal off to a The corn that never gets tough on you. rousing start with College cine men. , It’s the thin-skinned corn that’s cooked Inn tomato juice cock- Our own specially in its own corn liquid. So it's extra ten­ pampered W hite Chib Rib Roast tail. Woody’s Cheddar Cheese is 45* der. Gem turkey — of 59* course, they're Our finest USDA Choice Beef! Taste O’ Sea Fried Shrimp is Kraft Whipped Cream Cheese cup MARLOWE Grade A, moist Stop & Shop Frozen Squash and tender — a A very special occasion caiis for a very speciai iS i n Flora Danica Bleu Cheesee i great turkey value! roast. What more speciai occasion than Christ­ Sun Glory Frozen French Fries 10/99* 17 oz IS I Stop & Shop SH/^ Cheese welpht U-24 lbs mas and what is more speciai than ciub roast? 4/89* cans 9 ! This is just the heart of the rib with aii excess fat Stop & Shop ." ro°c?o'’u Spears Bonbel Cheese and bone removed. Easy to carve and easy to Mrs. Smith’s Pumpkin Pie r 87* 10 lo 14 lbs WHITE GEMS 4 3 *^ ICaterer's Kitchen Dips IS 3/‘l lb serve. We’re proud to mini-price this for your » q u a rt A Q * hoiiday eating pieasure. Birds Eye Cool Whip eon toln tr Hood’s Sour Cream Birds Eye Frozen Strawberries r 3 / ‘ i WANTED y , Chna, L itelM U GOVT. GRADE “A” TURKEYS USED CAES Back Rump Roast 98 lb Ready to Serve Sea Maid T u f Pzieoo Pnld Stop & Shop sliced white F mt A B lW n o ! "s“33‘- “~”35- '» “39‘-' C A tn t CHgVKOLII Steak Roast 98 ib Shrimp Cocktail C O .. M C . Yah Yah Bread 1129 MUn S t V If you prefer your turkey fresh — we’ll have all sizes of U. S. Govern- F h M M M t - s m ^ ment Grade A turkeys . . . as well as a selection of Capons, Ducks. Top Sirloin Roast%:98 Geese and R 53* Birds Eye Peas, Com, Shop’s Bureau of Rich's Whip topping '^“ 39* Mixed Vegetables, Standards. Every­ Generous emned ham sale SLICED I 1 lb. 3 oz. pkg. Here’s a rich topping all ready to *erw. thing is tested portions of Wake up French Style beef in c and re-tested be­ Biko OhegM SpreadsA aka* 1 Whlpueil Oreme BiHerlly 49 Green Beans fore it goes out savory gravy Your assurance of a meal in a hurry! morning With Ham, Lobster, Mushrooms, Shrimp or with under our name. appetites Ik It’s Whisper light. 9 oz. pkg. ^ 4 - i Smoked Salmon. . „ vegetables. Coconut Bar Cake 49 W hippd Cream Cheese 35 CATEKSR'S KITCHEN 4 Ib Swift's Premium Hostess Horn 74 M . 6 8 2 lbs AAnat Looff OvM Ready . . . with '1 J 8 Something special froai our Bakery. 12 oz. pkg. Temptee brand to tempt the hearty appatit^ Tomato Julct Sun Glory Cookies 3Jk»*1 We reserve the right to lim it quantities. Moybud Baby Goudos in 55 2 S T O ie S 5 Pound Swift's Premium Canned Ham Rath Sausage Meat A O A f f o r ’4.38 Chocolate Chip, Assorted, Shortbread Swirls, Iced For your hors d'oeuvre tray or dessert Fudgies or French Apple. A J A C K B T Alpert’s Corned Round 3 Pound Swift's Premium Canned Ham For breakfast with eggs, or for Sara Lee Cinnamon Rolls Mrs. Filbeifs Corn Oil ’2.78 a tasky turkey stuffing. C MARGARINE Famous quality corned beef! Proven Tasty, warrm cinnamon rolls, smothered Ncpco Kielboii fifif OFF LABEL. A tremandoua i j b $ 1 ro E M ro m itself for years. We mini-priced it 3 Pound Unox Imported Canned Horn with melted butter or cream cheese, per­ for you. . , buy extra at this price. ’2.99 Ik fect for snacks or a breakfast treat. 59 saving you only gat at Stop & 3 ph(s g New England Boiled Dinner brand. 8 9 ^ . 45 1 0 - O F F 8V2 oz package Shop storea. 5 Pound Rath Block Hawk Ham \ ’4.99 Carando & Perri Italian UDY scon FACIAL TISSUES 344 o z CHIBTER (Pkg of 200/2 ply) with thli coupon Chock Full 0’ Nuts King Oscar Brisling S A R C M N B t ium White Shrimp \Vz Pound Roth Black Hawk Ham ’ 1.68 Pure Pork Sausage o o * Ib Add a pound of shrimp to a quart and n *5 purchnso FURRIERS INSTANT Fillipo Berio Olive Oil of boiling salted water. Cover, sim- oupon good thru Doc. 2) \lm lt 1 pkg OP BOOKVII

i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-THREE ______^------——------" ■ ' ------'C Criot — ’Hie i>rivate eya, Uw cowboy aisd the vei naked Book8 Added gin PAGC THnm r-Two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 ^ ------— • ------Croy — Hie photograpMe Shop To Dbrary portrait Delderflakd — Imperial sunset MART CHENEY LIBRARY Alon^ DeMttel, — ABCs of electrical Y o « r Festively Delicious Super Right'" Meats! FIcUou soldering W ith The Inquirer Bralne — The crying game Farber —From option to open­ Grubb — ’Ihe golden sickle ing Humphrey — A Ume and a {Hace Fry — The Beowulf poet; a col­ G allery “Sttpar-Rlghl” QuiUlty McOerr — Strazsgor with my lection of critical essays face A Oaonnet Gift For Busy Moments Ohuner! Garni — Songs of the ahrem You’ll find earrings for every Looking Ahead Sangater — Foreign exchange and NOEL TiM KARLOWO at 887 Main Street wMm and every mood at PEEK Stiller — ’The Felix Factor Goldman —’Ihe Soviet economy lUt will tndy approolate a color- has brick crepe paper to add A BOUTIGUE. ’ThU quaint litUe Welsa — Sacred and profane GouM — Europe on Saturday ful piocc of cotAwear fro m U F T authenttcHy to your holiday riiop la located next to the State Non-FIcUon night t h e lATOH OIFT SHOP, VTl decor. Hang the feM stockings Theater on Main Street ’Ihare American Aoaulemy of Arts And Oruhlke — ’To hell with the SHOP TURKEYS Main Btract. Oooklnc bcoomea from MARLOW’S and create la a wide asmrtment of pierced Sciences — Toward the year kids! a. joy when the dull routine of your own fireplace for Santa to and regular earrings. See the 98S M AIN STTBEET oooklFe iM perked iq> with color- come down. 2 0 0 0 Hanes —B ill Doolln, out9aw hoops and drops, psychedelloal- Ardrey — Plays of three ful pWce of cookwear from LIFT O.T. AT W ATKINS SIZES 30 and ly ahaped and colored earringa, decodes c the ungSamoroue meala become, Some recipes call for en Kramer —Instant replay TEL. 64S-6171 wooden drops and guttering Behrmaim — Walter Ea every­ a real treat when nerved in thn whites beatsn to a soft part Lewkn —Crim e and ita {ireven- Under 24 lbs. gems. PEEK A BOUTIQUE also body’s bualneM vibrantly colored oaaaerole TMa msans the egg whites has a marvelous array of rings tlon Bexumeoakl — ’The death ot dlehen. They add contraot and should hsvs psaka that tip over — antique, poison^ enamel or Lincoln — ’Itw anatomy of a AdoH HKler exctUment to any meal. LIFT slightly when ths beater is with­ plain. Accessorise your holiday riot . t h e l a t c h g i f t s h o p ia drawn. Bows — No gods are false LofUn — Identified flying sauc­ wardrobe at PEEK A Brommer — Wire sculpture and headquartera tor all tha unuMial B O U n Q U B . ers Fabulous fm li TiHwii, W tf* DwFBaiW Item.« you admire In others’ A fter bkmkets have been oUMr three-dimensional con- Maurois — Points of view strucUen Stll-OwtliS'Twlwy* Wt» >wlldil6...WME houees, tnit don't know wtwre washed and dried, give tiiem a Keep your roll of plastlo wrap­ Okun — Something to sing to get for yourself. new look by brushing them with ping in a coot jdaoe. TMs m ake. Byrnes — Pobedonoefcaev, Ms about Stocking a soft brush hi one direction St easker to hamUa I t It also life and thought Rautenstrauch — Budgetary Cheese eandwScheo to go into only. Press the btndlngs with a Cassar ■ incredible detecUve control QwdHy R ibl-IIO FR TW W makes tearing off porttona aaatar Siper-Rigbt—No Wotor the dhlMren’s lunch boxes can warm Iron end preaaing cloth anl neater. Callan — Ahm Paton Ricks — A.B. Houseman; a col­ MM be kei* hi better condition and and ymir blankets wtH look Uke Chadwin — ’Ihe hawks of World lection of critical essays Stuffers EASY TO KNIT _ 9JL sorr. J! ^ more palatable it the cheese pre- new again. Quushucllve Fan W ar n Rojo — My friend Che IRSP£CTtl d i n O K C Q viouAly w as wrapped In a piece J<»INSON'S PAINT OO., 73$ Oondlt — American building Santayana — ’The hiiih of of ctean cheeeecloth which had KocI Noel Main Street has WO(X»URN- Constable and ’Tollvar — Horri- reason and other essays ROAST BKF SUE been wot in vinegar, atoned in a The NOEL SHOP in the win­ INO kits for that young man do! Schuchter — White power, black COOKED refrlgeFator, it will etay freOt dow of Watkins, projects Christ­ on your gift lift. Complete with Cooke — ’Talks about America freedom HAMS atanont IndeflnttMy. Snyder —’The new natlonaHsm mas cheer bounUfulIy. Walk In an electric pencil, three Ups, and Cooper — An introducUon to the I r t t N r t f H t o t ROUND, Sh^ak N n ! N AL»- and see the distinctive Christ­ a Up changing tod, tha young meaning and Wtruoture of phy- TVmkins — Eric Hoffer Simply Elegant Wallace — John Rogers, the BOnOM ROUND, O U i m as cards, the Christmas deco­ crafUsnan la ready to woodbum 3iC8 Choose a One piece of rations Which win truly make the {deques encloeed, or leather. Oounellmim — ’The sckance of people’s sculptor In. L O V ^ IQIEMENTZ Jewelry from F.E. your tree unique, and the ’The Mis come In two slsee and swimming Walsh — ’iTiackeray TOPSIRIOIN p R l C t l are priced at only $5.20 or $7.75. Cox — The Warren court Wilson —Roots: Miracles below LOOK FOR SHANK HALF WITH SLICE ON TOF b r a t , JEWSX.BIR, 7ST Main stockiiMa wWcdi Santa wHl joy­ atreet for the fa ir ladles on your fully fill. ’Then stroll back to For the artist who dabbles in WkoiiorEilhorKalf 62lb or CROSS RID holiday gift list. Toull have a TO U R G IST O ALLER T, on the paint, check the assortment of hard .time choosing from the main floor of Watkins. There you arUst dl cdots, aketdi pade, BONIUSS E lir fSlnii«litCMls90* lb.) “S«|Mr-tigilii”-nilSH•••w per-Rigm "— r*B»nfcw LY GROUND lovely designs, offset with will find gifts from thirty dif­ and hruabes. 5931 cuUurdd'pearis, on 14 karat gold. ferent countries. ’There are ------^ ARYSBE When you are adding chicken FRORT F. B. qRAT oarrlen Kmnents pewter tankardr, crystal stem- 8181 thurs. only PACKUE pin., brooches, necklaces, pen­ wear, a variety of docks, Hum­ livera to an omelet, cook the liv­ CITS Small-MMHum-Larga ers before you add them to the THERE is nothing as cosy to wear on far 79!!^ Ground Beef dants, and earrings, both mel figurines, perfumes, soaps, Mugs 85e Fresh Brisket egg mixture. cold days as a snug helmet and mit­ at both regtdw and pierced. For that and sploes. ’There Is glassware tens! This set Is quick and easy to FAIRWAY X iteMAIPttirNbfMlatllPJL7D^21itaMllM.IM.Ipn man on your list, select an AC- which Is a WHliamsburg repro­ YOUR BUSIEST moments will demand a knit; so very nice for gift-giving! trimly styled smock to keep you neat Be Original OUTRON watch which keeps duction made in Holland; and Pattern No. 5931 has knit directions r/RSL \ TRW.(ClirfatlORtgw),lw.l4ttNttlP^.CiwoUiUlliyCfcrlMMt,lot.l5Mi J and clean. stores! Holiday-Quality Produce perfect time. In the lower priced colorfully designed Qulmper- Bee the original arrangementa for hood and mittens; stitch illustra­ Hand-Screened linen line, choose a Bulova, & Oara- ware from EYance, famous for No. 8181 wUh PHOTO-GUIDE is in of FEATHERS at CHE^BRI, tions. T o w e la handsoine i sizes small (8-10), medium (12-14) and more Oian five hundred years. 789 Main Street. Owner, lbs. SEND JS| li Min pin 1M ftr fint-cini Mitiiw Stock of our bb velle watch, with prhM be- large (16-18). Medium, 318 yards of Mil MO ipodil kaaonif for oach patten. enough to use wall glnniiM at tl2.tS. The watches In TOUR GIFT GALLERY, on Jerry Sahadl wlU CUSTOM deooi^ions; big chdee tha main floor of Watkins, you 45-Inch. MAKE a feather arran(;ement Annp Cabot, Manobaater are avMable in gold, or sUver, SEND see III ctin pht ISO far flrtt-«lan Bventna Herald. UW ATE. OF 11.25: Pistol Grip Mugs with leather bonds. A per- wUl find so many gifts for the ■all ana iptelil kMailn an of cold plenty of etorags ip a c » for m a ll wardrobe ideas. Send 50« for your copy. K w T to diacover S w M l,M < y 'water into which one4iilrd tea- toys In the pockets. It Is Ideal designs ot Pioneer Days-such as Wagon PRICE Tracks, Indian Trails, Star of the West, spoon of cream of tarter has fo r holdtaig crayons, drawing pa- Tou lc(ft(yv6Z' gout CHE25-JB3RI» next to the StRte CELERY etc! Complete with pattern pieces and cream instead ot water or oUter "nieater, soon. (boxed cords ore been dlsadvad. Wash In the us- per and other similar Items, Q105 is just 50$ a copy! liQUid. to a confectioners’ sugar ------directions. not Included) ual way, soak SO mlnutea and Hoqg out of sight on Uie hack of Stocking Staffers Candy 5c .r >i. ■Inse thoroughly. a door. Both FAQIWAYS have an ex­ ’To moke cookies look Ojpecial, opon nights till 9 — cellent selection of pin money give them a pretty glue by gifts, excellent for file grab bag, bruahlng them with slightly or atocklitg stutters. CSnck including Saturdays! baatec egg wMto, milk, or FAIRWAYS first Holiday-Quality Grocery Values cream before placing them In main street, mancheeter, eu t middle tpke. file oven to bake. Ahniya Bight e tqien thura, and Iri. nlgfata tlU 9:00 e Have you got someone on your gift Hat Bzft aren’t sure what to give? A OUT CKR’riFICA’TE The Inquirer tk A dk A -A A A A A A. from WA’IKINB, 685 Main Street w ill solve the piroblem. GHft certificates are aveiUable in any .25 T m |A G S amount Let the recipient choose from the many pieces of fine E (Umkture or ooctLosional pieces 24 flavorg in fash­ __ and guarantee aafiatacUon! (.1 __ ioned Stick Gandies at When laundering deUcate or 6c a fltick, six for 26c. I lace ourtaEns, waab them in a If s The Season The little baoket con- CRACKERS plHtfw slip or a targe musHn or tftinii six canape foriis net bag. ’Ilite w ill keep them (or knives) with fruit- NUIIET MAND M Va LB. PRINTS I from ripping or eatagging. To Be Lovely Uke cwamic handlee, $^1.26. French st^le Nut iMSt BDiinte BhopperT urackers $1.26. Miniar F or the laat minute ahopper, and lovely you’ll be in the ultimate in holiday* I BOTH FAIRWAYS, aUU have a fashion found at our store. ture animals in wood, MARGARINES 17‘ brass, glsss, china, alar wide assortment of Christmas Come in while selection is at its best . . . 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Sn I „ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAG* with a career high of Lutsen (12) and Norm Jennings By DEAN YOST to Morrall at yBaltlmore this Eastern Conference title and the By TOM BARRETT By EARL YOST ended in 1968 when Balti­ year because » a tennis elbow. Umore’s solid cltlsen, was the Vikings at Baltimore Sunday for 1,239 yards, a 5.0 yard average (11). For the game Bussarda Never trailing in the con- aand 20 touchdowns, 16 on runs Bob Gagnon {riayed a great de­ more and Dallas each plac The starting bacMield consist­ tight end. the Western crown. An over abundance of Birthdays come and go test, Manchester High de­ ed four players on the 22- ed of Morndl and the fleet run­ Only 10 repeated from laM and four on pass receptioos. but some are extra special, fense and was Mgh scorer with The five-man offensive line Morrall was picked as quar­ power on East Catholic’s 17 and Gary Cook tallied IS feated (XJIL rival Bristol man offensive and defen­ ning back'^combination of Leroy was manned by Mick Tlngelhoff year’s team. They were Mack­ terback by a landslide, with pert opened an ea i^ doom like the next one for Win­ points. Central last night at the sive units picked for The KeUy (tf^eveland, the two-time of Minnesota at center. Gene ey, Neeley, Hickerson, Sayers field ‘Pop’ Chace. The elder rusldng champion, and Oale and Kelly on offense and Jones, only BUI Nelsen of Ooveland, ^ rival Penney High of In the nightcap. Army A Clarke Arena before 600 Associated Press by a 48- Hickerson of Cleveland and Don Meredith of Dallas, Bart East Hartford aa the statesman will be 99 tomor­ Navy opened up In second half fans, 61-49. ’The success man committee of sports- S a y ^ of Chicago, despite the Howie Mudd of San Francisco Olsen, Lilly, Howley and Wilson ie Injury that put him out of on defense. Starr of Green Bay aAd Fran Eagles 'buried their foes row. Yesterday he was the to trounce the Sportsman Tav­ was the second in as many writers and sportscasters, at the guard posts and Ralph Tarkenton of New York getting umSw an 86-M acoring ava- center of attention at the week­ ern, 82-66. Bob Carlson (27) Jer­ (fetion for the season Nov. 10. Neely of Dallas and Bob Brown Ten of the 16 teams placed starts for the locola wtiHo Bris­ three from each league any other votes. lajtoba laat night in a homo- ly Senior dtlaena’ Bowling ry McGuire (24) and Pete Klro Clifton McNeil, the speedy re­ of Philadelphia at the tackle men on the first team and, for tol was going down to dafoot In the competition fpr^ comer court ofipoarance. League at the Parkade Lanee. (20) starred. George Clifton (28) city. ceiver who was acquired by San jobs. the first time In recent memory, for the third straight time, twb E>arl Morrall, who has Men Francisco from Cleveland just there were no Packers although llnabacker jobs, Howley Had 20 Tho vlotory bring* to four Iba Bemie Olovino, Parkade and Tony Morianos (18) paced of the losses coming In loop Los Angeles had three start­ everybody’s back-up qu^er before the season started, was Jerry Kramer, guard, WMlle votes, Curtis 17 and Rdtolnsoa numbor of oealps tucked under Lane* manager, didn't leave s the Tavern. warfare. ers on the defensive team, in­ stone unturned In making the back for years, finally/moved named the flanker on the bMis Wood, safety, and Robinson, 14. the beHa of the local hoopetera EAST SIDE M IDGn The Indians were red hot as cluding Deacon Jones, the per­ TIM KKABN8 day a aucceas for the oldeat ac­ DAVE WARE and oontlnuoe the ouetom of not The Cruisers downed Boland they controlled the ball through­ ennial all-league end, and Mer­ tive 10-pln bowler In the United allowing leu than a 20-polnt Oil, 86-10. Steve Dwyer (14) and out with forward Dav* Ware lin Olsen, his running mate at Statea. Pro Bowl Game Set for San. 19 “ wiimlng margin thua for In the Bobby Digon (10) led the scor­ pumping In 23 points, 16 in the Paul Robinson Confirmed tackle. Ekldie Meadow at safety itiH young eeaeon. The Knights Tho little man—5-4 and all of was the third Ram to make the Ball Players ing for the winners. Fbr the Knieks Hit first haK as Manchester opened are now winleee in two etarta. 138 pounds—^was lauded b y sen­ losers, Harry Rawlings threw up a 12-point lead. Bob Klernan, oUrt>. ior ciUsen bowlers from five As AftUs Rushing Champ Meredith, Tarkenton Named Thing* looked queatlonable, fai four points. Sean Thompson In early foul trouble, sat out tm- Carl Eller of Minnesota was Being Asked communities—Wallingford, New .500 Mark however, for the home crew at and Peter Thompson played fine tll late In the third quarter be­ Jones' partner at defensive end Havei(, New Britain, Plalnville NEW ^R K (AP) — Half­ Kansas City's Len Dawson, the olitaet. Penney made the floor games for the vrtnneis. fore coming back to spark a and Bob Lilly of Dallas again and Manchester. back Padl Robinson of the CSn- To Quarterback East Squad •coioboord fliwt with Al Beau­ In the second game, Gorman’s sagging team. Little Chuckle one of only two quarterbacks in teamed with Olsen as the defen­ For Support At Garden cinna^ Bengals, a first-year lieu linking the two-pointer. "Happy Birthday” chants re­ Insurance walloped the Hose- May, Mr. Hustle, made numer- the league to complete more sive tackles. Earl Morrall of the Baltimore m&iy/oi), a first-year team, was L08 ANGELES (AP) — Don Then John Barry tied the ecore NEW YORK (AP) — Base- sounded off the 10-pin lane maA No. 1; 33-4. Mark Fitzahn- TMngs are coming up roses ous steals plus some fine pass- than half his throws, replaced Meredith of the DaHas Cowboys Colts. Members of the 'West r - ; ^ copnrmed today as the Ameri- Dick Butkus, enjoying one of with « pair of charity ahota, ^•all'a long, cold winter is heat- walls when Chece arrived yes- moos and Dan Dtctccio were for the New York KMckerbock- ing enabling the Indiana to In- Oaliland's Daryle Lamonlca as his best seasons with the Chica­ and Fran Tarktwton of the New team were announced Tuesday. snd from filers the lead dionged ing up and things promise to get terday afternoon to take part In E’ootbedl League's leading the beat passer. Dawson had the Mgh scorers for the wlnmera as ^rs—at least In their own Gar- crease their lead to as much as go Bears, was picked as the York Giants wUl share quarter­ Players are chosen for the hands saverat times for the even hotter when players start the local league. It was Ms day, ound-gainer. best percentage—58.8—and beat tho hooped 16 and 18 points. For u points. middle linebacker with Chuck back duties for the East All- bowl classic by NFL coaches. next four minutes. opening their holiday mall and and although ho didn’t sot any Despite the fledgling Bengals' average gain—9.42—while La- tao *tay Parr scored Knlcks reached the .800 Quarter scores saw Manches- Howley of Dallas and Mike Cur­ Stars on Jan. 19 when East At am mldipolnt o f the quart- read a little note BCarvln Miller records on the polished lanes, last-place finish in the Western monica’s over-all figures were Other key jrfayers for the East uiree points. Tuesday night by ter ahead 15-5, 30-20, 42-27 and tis o f Baltimore as com er line­ meets West In the Natlanal Foot­ er, Tim Kearns finally put the has sent them, ho nevertheless proved that a Division, Robinson, a rooMe qood for second place. wUl be halfback Leroy Kelly of EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATES topping the San Franclaco War- 61-49. from Arisona, was the only run­ backers just edging out Green ball League Pro Bowl. Cleveland, playing in tlie game winnsn oiit front for keeps with Miller, executive director of man is never too old to bowl The Backoourt Seven had Ut- riors 114-99 for their eighth central never out of the ae- ner in the league to gain more The closest race was among Bay's Dave Robinson. MeredHh and Tarkenton head­ for the third straight year, and a foul ififot, and thereafter the the Major League Baseball competlvely. Ue trouble In overcoming the straight at Madison Square Gar- t,o„ fought continuously over- than 1,000 yards. the receivers, where San Die­ ed the Bast team annoisxxd to­ Dick Schafrath, also of Cleve­ BJogles, eiqiloded to form aa Players Association, included One ot the first to wish Chace go’s Lance Alworth beat out Bdbby Boyd of Baltimore and West Sides last night os they den. Twelve of the irlctories He finished with 1,023 on 238 day by the game directors, Da­ land, making his fifth appear­ eveivwldeidng margin. the note with Ms recommenda- well with a hug and a kiss was coming a 15-polnt deficit to George Sauer of New York, the Lem Barney of Detroit won the coasted to a 59-43 victory. High have come at home, carries, a 4.3 average. Another vid Brandman of the Los An­ jrmmmm again paced the hoeta tions for turning down a million 89-year-old Mrs. Nellie Moran, climb wltMn six or eight pxrints defending champ, on the final comer back jobs and Larry Wil­ ance. scorers for the winners were i„ other National Basketball rookie, Kansas City's Robert geles HeraJd-Bxamiher and Fullback Don Perkins of Dal­ with eight field goals and a per- fisfi s fi"* around Champl for a touchdown new stadium in Massachusetts; athon—23. Full 4-ply rayon cord construction for smooth riding. No new varsity coach continued. "M ajor league expansion plus condltion,s In Ms fingers. Thanks Marshall Bossard says the E Beaty finished with 20 points, P«*^ortnance.” Asked o f Mortar- as the, gun sounded. With the victory of American Amby 9. Bill Veeck heads Suffolk trade-in required. He saw depth as being one of the owners insisUng on paying to bowling, Chace Is no longer field is frozen two or three Downs—^21. the biggest strengths of t h e off the unfunded liability of the bothered by the ailment, the while Bob Boozer scored 21 for ‘y iHe game about Ms timeI , he hit on a pass for the Burfoot in the Boston A.A. Mar­ inches deep and he plans to (Jhlcagu. team’s defense: “ W e play a lot athon; Bill Veeck taking over as 10. Ski industry thrives, Killy squad. pension plan at a faster rate exercise lifting and holding the leave special heaters on full tying VOI points. T>kii.J.i-ki« ki k u.. , k. ^ 0*1 one, wrMch causes fantastic raUy enabled head of Suffolk Downs, and the wins meet—7. IHibeleaB BtookwaU Sears Pilee . . . Ploi FMctoI Long outside shots by the than ever before would reach big ball credited with elimlnat- blast 34 hours a day until 1.1 PMladelpMa which hit eight „u „b erou s turnovers by the op- Game to draw 229 points boom of the New England ski ... . lOp Five Individual No Trsde-ln victors proved usually unneces- the fo.l million total they pro- Ing the problem. a.m. Saturday. XST Snow Tires Exetoe Tsx It was Chace who helped from ' on more than 50 ballots received industry, with Jean CSaude Killy Newsmakers in sports were: Beqatred sary ar good rebounding by ” . ki,, SPECIAL ATTENTION — Pop Chace was fifiven tem^birilt up a 29-18 lead in ^ 1. Ken Harrelson, Baseball— aitv m i m the Manchester Senior (Citizens’ in the peril. Five points were giv­ dominating a Vermont meet. ir.iinaHv R K - and The players also want a blg- the red carpet treatment by the Parkade Lanes’ W a l l ml^tes and Phoe- Hitting a season Mgh tor Man- en for a first place vote, four for The Red Sox’ Ken Harrelson, 174. 6j50x13 1 7 ^ $1.81 M v ^ ^ e d * ^ t“ e Ser cut M the $16V4 million tele- Bowling League with the co- DM Dtiy attMXM loast in e . . gc„tract baseball recent- operaUon of the Parkade man- staff yesterday at his birthday party. Here, Bert UOOmBaay W all Mx was never awe to get closer Chester was Waro with 23 second, etc. Secemd place, who led the American League 2. Peter Fuller, Horse Racing chance to shoot from under the vision Gloss, of the staff, ties up his bowling shoes. —148. 7.35 or 7.00x14 * • .* 8 $2.06 * ly negotiated with the networks agement. ______with 191 points, went to the saga with 109 runs batted In after re­ Tough on Rush Billy Cunningham scored 32 dlan Uneup to reach double C of Dancer’s Image, the race placing ailing Tony Conigliaro 3. Bill Russell, Basketball— and they have threatened not to He resides alone at 29 Main - ® points and Hal Greer 27 for the 7.75 or 7.50x14 2 2 M $2.19 Next, the locals face a road ^beir 1969 contracts unless St. Chace has resided In Man- B ftllin0 AlfiTI0 _ . „ ^ „ figures. QuagUa Maher and horse owned by Boston sports­ in the outfield, was named New 116. NEW YORK (AP) The wlnnero Gary Gregor lea Phoe- ifleman all caged' seven pointo. England's No. 1 individual 4. Brian Dowling, Football— test against tough Bulkeley the owners aeree to up the con- chOster since 1911. He retired >jOUin ft inaSOT MXOIUJI^ /±W n ^ man Peter FuUer. After "win­ 8.25 or 8.00x14 $2.35 Cleveland Browns m iril l>e aiiX' nix writh 20. For Central, Raponey collectod newsmaker, drawing 174 points. 115. 2 5 High In Hartford, Friday night. tributlon from broadcast in- - from- the ------New ------Haven Railroad — •’ ning" the Kentucky Derby, the ious to tackle DaUas Saturday, After the game, Phoenix an- 13 and Girard had 11 points. Fuller, who kept up a running o»v.o,-s receiving votes; Cari Cstbelle (M) come. in 1962. horse was disqualified because 7.75 or 6.70x15 2 2 .8 8 $2.21 but they’re probably in no rush nounced H had traded McCoy Maixdtester plays awax, Fri- fight to have the disqualification Yastrzemski. Jean Claude Killy, P B F PU. a pain-killing dnig was reported 1 Kannedy 6 26 14 to bump heads with the Cow- McLemore to Detroit for Jim day nfght against Platt In found in his system. of Dancer’s Image nullified, Ambrose Burfoot, Bobby Orr, 8.15 or 7.10x15 2 5 .8 8 $2.36 3 Kearns 8 4-4 30 ., « „ - n /irz Best Not Enough, boys’ Doomeday Defense. Fox and a draft choice. was seocmd with 148 points. Bill Bill Veeck. Sam Silverman, Ar­ 0 Bsiry 6 85 13 Meriden. The Boston Celtics’ charge in 0 Boeba 6 1-6 11 Ashe May Reject Pro Offer ^ Dallas, which meets Cleve- Jerry West scored 36 points Msaekester (61) regaining the National Basket- Russell, player-coach of the Cel­ nold Palmer, John Bower. 3 QuUli 1 1-1 3 land for the National Football including 17 In the third period P B p Pts. WhitewallB Available at S34M I More Per ’Tire 3 Daly a 36 6 3 Herdlc 2 2^ 6 Alao Available with Ice Gripping Studs—Only g g each 1 Quigley 1 00 2 League’s Eastern Conference as Los Angeles won its 22nd 1 Ware 11 1-1 33 1 TrSoUivsn 0 4-4 4 If HeFollmcs Dad’s Advice Bolton LoSCS First crown, was the circuit’s No. 4 game In 32 starts at the expense 0 Jenkhifl 0 2-4 3 Attracted'Attention on Films 0 Jufcirie 3 23 6 there is more to life than that. 3 Mlav 1 0-1 3 t Rowley 0 23 2 ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) , _ . . . ____ •___defensive club during the regu- of (hncinnati. Oscar Robertsim'B 0 l ^ o r d 1 0 (H) 0 3 J. Sullivan 3 1-3 5 — If Arthur Ashe listens to his ” Our kids In the ghettos need loaf ®®“®on . . . and the touriiest 28 points were Mgh for the Roy- 2 Hansen 1-2 5 :®rayK)e Snow Tires Built with 0 FMsgerald o .0- - ...00 o 00 o oa whose late raUy fell short. 0 Raacher 0 0-1 0 4 Quanta 2 55 7 Kansas City Must Cx)ntain 13 Tottoi 33 3336 86“ spurn a $500,000 offer to go on a Arthur, vriio can be an Insplra- night by (X)C rival Bacon Academy (2-2), 72-64, in a The Cowboys yielded an aver- After Cincinnati overcame an 3 Maher 2 3 4 7 Pessev — . Nanvoiw* lAa/Umns law fVa __ _ *' ^ a1 w>k-_Ziogas____ 2a 3-7 8 tentfon of the Oakland Raiders "He brought an entire new di­ 203, Ray Johnson 201-562, Jim 0 Rsdlsan 1 (M) 23 high,” Arthur Ashe 8r„ father where he is a park patrolman points, 66-50. Vinal Tech (2-1) Never leading in the contest, record set by the 1927 New York Robertson paving the way and 4 Raponey 6 1-3 13 Tubeless. Federal 3 8iebowskl 1 1-3 ?3 .....1.1I. omafAiir le watch his son lead the U.S. 3 H o l ^ 1 33 4 when they saw him in Kansas mension to our attack," Coach Selble 204-215—603, Howie Ed­ 1 3 outscored Coventry (0-3), 80-61, Coventry proved no match for Giants in a 13 game schedule. closed to 108-104 with 1:12 to go. 3 Plourde 2 8 FmP|^ Davis Cup team against Austra­ 0-1 4 dty (yUef films, is now a Raid­ John Rauch said. "Everybody wards 219-551, Sher Hill 213-560, Blackwall «« Excise ’Tax in CXX3 play. the visitors. Tom Biasebt led the 3 Stone 1 03 3 14 34 TMals 15 6 ^ ie 2 Wizeman 1 3-4 4 lia In the Challenge Round start­ er who this week is the object of used to fault us because we Ray Menzel 550, A1 Wledle 211- nice to be rich and famous, but OOLCHESTEB — Bacon Aca­ 0 Oolapletro 0 03 Score at half 4213 Blast. ing the day after Christmas. 0 the Ctnets’ cinematic attention. didn’t have the bomb, but War­ 570, Frank Shimaltls 220-597. Andrie, also nailed 0 Yanfe 2 1-4 6 Nylon cord construction means greater resistance to impact Because of Ashe, holder of the demy was paced by Skip Evans Greg Hladky hitting 16 and Tom opposing for the Lakers, who played with- 3 Qlrard 6 1-4 u ren took care of that very nice­ Dick Leduc 568. Bill Oilhoun who popped in 21 points. Sup­ passers more times, The Chiefs and the Raiders and puncture damage. Guaranteed to wear for a full 24 U.S. Amateur and Open titles, 51, than out Elgin Baylor. Jerry Lucas ly." 206-213—682. Perrachio popping In 11 polnlts. any other club. 16 Totals ao" 48 meet for the American Football months. No trade-in required. the Americans are heavily fa­ porting him was Ediy^rdson I was sidelined for the Royals. , Score at half 30-30 Uanchester. League’s Western Division title 8o nicely, in fact, that his 12 and Johnson, both with 16 Vinal Tech (80) vored to win the trophy they B F Pts. Sunday, and one of Kansas touchdowns, one of which chme SNOW WHITE —Kathy Rose YOW HEADipUAItTERS FOR points. Bolton’s big three. Bob Sears Price . . . have been able to take only Pearson 4 4 12 City’s main concerns has to be on an end-around play, were the 133, ■i'i Muro (18), Brian Welz (17) and GUI 9 2 20 Scholastic Basketball most in the AFL this season. Tubeless Blackwall No Trade-to Plus Federal three times in the last 18 years. Muckle 6 2 14 Tough Night for State Fives^ Wells, a split end whose 53 pass _^Required Gary Mortensen (17) hit for 52 IfOwery 4 1 9 Bacon Academy (73) His .53 pass catches placed him 4now Charger Tiies Excise T)b9^ catches and 12 touchdowns have 8T. .lAMES I.AIHES —Glsele but Generoiu 6 2 14 B F Pts. sixth, l^t no one caught more Arm^'lnF^nStos^b^"^® I*®* Bacon’s ^ n ibel 5 1 11 Evans 9 3 21 helped put Oakland where it is. Golding 132 —360, Sally Phillips 7.35 or 7.00x14 92.00 SKI-DOO object of spirited bidding by pro couldn t overcome Ba Early 0 0 0 WUl tame 3 3 9 TD tosses and his average gain 1 6 J I8 VConns Bombed Fifth Time 128 —345. Df MANCHBSTBB lead. Halftime score was 34- Edwardson 7 2 16 His four cahdies, for 113 yards groups, with one offer said Jo Totals a t 12 80 Fedus 2 4 8 of 21.5 yards per reception was 29, Bacon on top. Skut , and one touchdown, helped the 7.75 or 7.50x14 I7 J B S $2.19 amount to $100,000 a year for Coventry (61) 0 1 1 Sacred Heart UiUveralty, with Bob Staak of UOonn was 'fiM second only to New York’s Don ' STORR8 — Running ’ away Lejfer 0 1 1 Raiders beat stubborn San Die­ CHURCH — Phll^l^iase 146- B P Pta. Davis a 64-51 victory over Yeshiva, game’s high scorer with 21 Maynard. 8.25 or 8.00x14 $2.35 MANCHESTER HONDA five years. with another victory. South 0 0 0 go last Sunday and today 350, Earle Rohan 149-380, Stan 2 0 4 1 8 To make this purse, however, Hladky 4 8 16 Johnston 8 0 16 was the .;.only Connecticut col- points. However the anos 1 0 2 brought him The Associated Opalach 141-369, Hank Agoiew he would be subject to playing Peracchlo 4 3 11 Totale legiate basketball team to win put up a formidable procesaioa in one season? 7.75 or 6.70x15 1 74 18 $2.21 SALES — SERVICE — PARTS visitor as it swamped Smith. 29 14 72 Press’ designation as AFL of­ 139-367, Ralph Tyler 143, Bill one - night stands on tour In Chappell 4 1 9 Boltoa "1" “ P Potrta had him for a while last year 379, Walt Sullivan 139, Jact: was Mason pumping in 16 (Chadwick 0 u 0 Bavier 0 0 6 looking away from the ball be­ ciation follows England’s lead to T" “ • — leyan, 131-99, and the University placed eight players in tha but released him in their final Chrlstadore 135, Joe Banineau OT it " ei fore I caught It to see where I points. In a losing cause. Bud TotaJa of Massachusetts whipped Yan- double-figures column. They cut. However, he played for 1 « , Jim Aceto 140-353, Matt permit players to accept prize could go. This season Fred Bil- FREE ALLSTATE Tire Clark hit for 11 polhts. Woodrow Wilson (56) p P,8 kee Conference foe Coitnecbicut, were led by captain Tommia them long enough to get a sup­ Desimone 138, Joe Desimone ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee money without turning pro he 1s South Windsor <78) B etnlkoff worked hard with me ut ROCKVILLE — Wilson came B P Pts. Bonner 6 0 10 80-66. George, who had 88. Sophomore porting rote in their game films. 138-356, Bill Adamy 137-371, AI almost certain to turn Ms back training cam{l, and I finally Tread Ufe Guarantee Tread Wear«Oat from behind and squeaked out B u i^ 1 0 2 Thompson 1 ‘ I guard Joe Summa was the top ’’We were studying Kansas Atkins 354, Joe Sala 359, Hal on rich pro offers. Paraditf a Perkins • I 4 8 Bridgeport against Southern added the concentration that QMTMtMO Ak«Im C: All ftll- Guarantee Mounting and Rotation a vlotory over winless Rock­ Rawls 1 6 O’Brien 1 City films,’’ explained A1 Davis, lias paid off." Gaboury 355, Roger Rlcard 364, UTM of tho tiro rooulUng from Oooroolood Afolooli IVood ville. The contest wasn’t a Roy 15 36 Thenien 6 6 normal rood hotorda or dofocto woor-out. Edens 0 1 contedt, was taken easUy by UB ^ the Raiders’ managing general The touchdr>wn pass he caught Mike Denhup 361, Charlie Ken- in moUrUl or workmonihip. shooter’s game as both teams Mason 16 sel .355. For How LoMt number of ^ by a score of 54-39. partner, "and all of a sudden I against San Diego went for 55 For How Long{ For tho ilfo of montho ^>oclBod. Mt below 30 per cent from the Griswold 0 Totals 30 16 ond defeat in seven game*. thought I was seeing things. I tho orifioflt trood. Stoddard 7 BookvUle (M) yards and was one of three What Sooro WUl Dot In ox- floor. ^ Sullivan 0 p, The UOonn Huskies are still Scoring was one o( 0 » hort's Whoi Sooro WU) Dot fUpoir change for the tiro, roploco It, NO MONEY DOWN knew the Chiefs played Otis thrown by quarterback Daryle noU puocturooot no chorgo. In Going Into the fourth quarter Haley 0 Gordon 8 19 looking for a victory this year, major problems os Dave BrunsU cooo of foUuro. In oxchongo for charging the current rofular — Clampbell Taylor on the left, but here he Lamonica, who completed 18 of TeFi'caHtB LiHtkfd oolUu|aolUui price plua Fodoral Ei- the Rams held a four point lead, Totals 78 Eden ® 4 now standing 0-2 in the confer- tho tiro, ropbeo it charging ciooc i a oTax l - , laoo tha foUowlrtg al- on Soon Easy Payment Plan pooled a 16-point Mgh. Am- wast running on the right. At only tho proportion of curront 36-32, before Mike Thompson got E. O. Smith (46) WUde 0 ence won-loet column after a to- herst’s Dave Auden and Wally 39 passes for 275 yards. Lamoni­ iowanco: P Pts. Berger least I thought It was Taylor. NKW YORK (AP) —Track regular ooUmg price piua Fed> hot and saved the win for Wil­ ^ tald a l Of five aMBVMUkoa games. _ _ - " ca also gained 41 yards on the oral Kxcioo Tox thxt ropreoento Mealha Goaraataod Atlowaaco C^ark 6 11 Jalbert Basenas had 23 and 20 points. and field ha-s joined the li«l of trood uoed. son, Steve Gordon topped the 1 1 Cohan "O f course, it turned out that ground in five tries. l$ta24 lO^ 1 3 Case 0 UConn, i|>laylng on its home Bridgeport brolee into the wta- it wsui Welfa. But he looked just Other stand out performances sporlH with weekly television 27 to 39 20% You Can't Do Better Than Sears Rockville scoring with 19 points 0 2 Aiiestls f court, put up a promising 41-35 ning column wMh $U thtrfi vlo- followed by Wayne Jalbert with 0 8 Gallup like Taylor. They run very simi­ last weekend were turned In by •serleH. Q 4 ^ performance in the first half, tory In five games. SouKham 18. larly, and they’re built pretty Bake Turner of New York, who A sericH of meetH will be tele* 2 6 Totals But a scoring spree by the Red- was down only two points wMh COVENTRY — sun seeking 3 a much alike." caught seven passes for 157 vised inoHt Sunday afternoon' 1445 New Britain Avs. men from Massachusetts turned five minutes left, but UB set SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MMichMter Auto Oentor Its first win of this young sea­ 3 5 Marcos So as soon os Davis saw the yards; Otis Taylor, who from May 31 to Aug. 31 next West Hurtford 290 Brood Street Melendez of Iowa the tables, and UOonn managed ka own pace with 10 akralght son, Coventry dropped another Halo Chiefs had put the 6-foot-l, 190- grabbed three for 119 yard.s iuid year, according to an announce­ 288-1021 642-1081 _2 kicked 40 extra points In 44 at only . to widen the _gap . by . _giving _ points____ —for the______Nocth-Saot___ Baa- .Satisfaction Guaranteed game to Vinal Tech. Vinal had Totals pounder on waivers, he grabbed one score, and Hoyle Grange/- of ment Tuesday by the Amateur Opoi Dolly 9 to 9iS0 Open Mon. thru 8*t. 4g tempts during the 1968 football the visitors free p o i ^ on fouls IntbaH League vtotovy. or Your Money Back Sears five-of six players hitting double during the final minute. em to now 1-8 overall. him. Wells caught just 13 Houston, who ran for 104 yui-ds Athiellc Union and the Colum- Saturdsy 9 to. 9 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. passes last year, mostly playing in 18 carries. hia Broudeasting Hystern. n’.iui . ^ii.8i;ch>ND ro. IUNCHB8TKB EVENING HEItALD. dONN.. wSibi 1 8 , 1 ^

BUOG8 BUNNY O U R BO A R D IN G H O U S E w ith MAJCHK H O O PLB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-SEViaf "^IF -Xf M E A N S A ^ HOVrS 7M4TFER fa o so u MOUNT THE THINKIN'? ^OME OF I PRESUM E I'D O ET IT I trtAKERRRM/ SPOT w h e r e THE 0OV5, BACK ? ON SECOND , THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW WRTAELE Hl-n SET NOBOIVLL NOmCE WGW f>^S5lN’ AHCAMITB THOLkiWT.V/Hy NOT / Butlims Smviets BY SHORTEN M>d WHIPPLE H«lp Wcwif d Mate 3A H«lp W oiifd M ifc 3« IT, TW ANSWER Awwif I* P w U * ?i«M* /IN AN MOtMKPICUOUS THEHATFC3F D6HT 6 0 W6 6lVB THE MERCHANT^ OfiMntd 1 3 VES EXPANDED Corporation has CUSTODIAN — 8maU pclvata PLACE LIKE 1 CHRISTMAS n e e d SOMEBOD/ID A CHANCE TD CON­ Alosko ASKED? F oreign aid? cottoREGSMAN piooeAKiN B u t l o o u w n o AcrUAa'/ t o s s e s away openings for cabinet makeni or school In Hartford. Write B n •decorations, 4TART IT OFF/HOW TRIBUTE/IT'S 60OD CLASSIFIED QUAtiTTY earpentry, all interior IS O EM GET AGIN IT f MORE MOOLA ID FOREIGN GOyERNMCNTS architectural woodworkers. An "DD”, Manriiester Herald. I p u b l ic RBLATIONSy lemodellng and oxtorior work M A 3 0 R / ABOUT HALTIN' THE A C n O M D O W N -man A N /BO O y.* apprentice program is also Pot With a t e n n e r “o V F O R THEIvL / done reasonably. Specialty, lAlaakandtr cabinet#, flniatilng baaomenta, tMMOr fOR HANDING OUT OH£ MORE RED available. Union shop with year S C hilln ot------pIAera,f<»r garag/ea, porches, dormers. CENT rO A M i fORE/GN OONERNMENTf 'round work. Equal opportunity PARACHtJTE RIGGERS 9 ------Rivet Initance Free estimates. 743-9443. WCVE GNEN 8H0U6H MONEi AW4/.' employer. Allied Building Sys­ 10 ■ 3 S o u p CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS AND, IN CONCLUSION, JU ST „ tems, 260 Tolland Tpke., Man­ OR MEN WILLING TO wtoiiiMmif veBetable SHaI^PbI ^ ^ Service — Saws! 13 G ro u p o f fo u r 8 AJL to 4:30 PJK L E T MESA'/"' *fOU TELL _ chester, -etB-OlBf. ISTradennaa B.Heldin knlvea, acee, aheara, akatei, LEARN •ffecUon rotary bladoa. Quick aorvlce. PART-TIME, $8.80 per hour, ISRoeter STANISN First shift, 7 a.m.—8:80 p.m. ( t IB l^JectlnC 5 Priest (Sp.) SBEndirla (X)PY CXGSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 four evenings per week and 'nrm ent 4i8B P.M. DAY BEFO RE PUBUOATION J L J k l u f • Brewed S lD m o o d a 37Thlnihaat Main S t, Manchester. Hours LEinN ER Saturday. Four fill-time open­ Underdone, drink ofmaterial noMlIlne for Saturday and Monday i« 4:80 p.m. Friday. daily 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:80-9, ings available. Oall 289-7488, 4 A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 7 Cicatrix dealer PIONEER PARACHUTE a a it e a k 30 UttledevU SB SwlM river Saturday 7:80-4. 848-7988. to 8 p.m. CO. INC 43 Stratum . . . » CENTURIES BACK ...LET'S S E E IF OH, Y ES. UHOHl LOOKS 28 Employ Hale Rd., Manchester, Conn. RIGHTO^ LIKE W EVEGCT " K C S T S 5 S * 45 Spanlih PLEASE READ YOUR AD LIGHT trucking, odd Joba, alao IN DME, JUST LIKE THEV MADE IT 20 Vehlclea for 644-1881 THAT/ ITP06SNT I ALL RIGHT/ TROUBLE, DOC/ 30 Lu.fl.d • 1!?/^^'' hire painter Cbmifled or “Want Ade" are taken over the phone aa a moving largo appllaneos. Burn­ SEEM POSSIBLE/ f , NOML. 23Haili JJTww^tjr S3 Loiterer 47 Culture i-onvenlmce. The adverttaer ahonid read Ue ad the FIRST ing barrels dellvored. |4. 844- THE PHONE STORE 31 Auto medium An equal opportunity employer. 34 ExUt ClaMet • S3 Arabian DAY I t and REPORT ERRORS to ttim t e r ^ 1778 or 289-8824. ruleri (var.) lOArikaran next Inaertim. The Herald la reaponsIMe for only ONE Incor­ NEEDS A GARAGE SSCoosaaltd ._5J?***’P*5?* 34 Like the Indian ELECTRICAL work —Imperial JMohoarfroat 81 Education rect or Clotted Inaertion for any advertisement and then only beach to tte extw t of a "make good" inaertion. E m ra wMch Electric, Inc. Roaidontlal, MECHANIC MAN WANTED to process cus­ 87 Make cerUin \ 35 ------groupruih (ab.) SB S c o ttish cap 30 M a ia p not l e n ^ the value of the ndvertiaement will not be oorrotod commoi^al. Industrial, 24 tomer orderx in automoti've by "ninke good" Insertion. Ebcperlenced mechanic to warehouse, excellent benefits. THRI L L E D » S O T u r l r r r hours day tervloe. Free esti­ BlWinanpa, (RookvUIo, Ton Free) mates, 646-1112, 649-2870. 649- service and repair company 289-7008. for example 7128. vehicles in our Manchester 'I ISBettowed r garage. Hours 4:80 p.m.- PURCHASmO Trainee — Am- OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS M Cutting tool h r 643-2711 CARPENTER — experienced, I ? S .- NCfT TO 12:30 a.m. bitlous man Interest^ in ledm- 875-3136 MEHTION TNO II all types of work. Reasonable. ing is the only requirement for 39 J/ah^enut Call anytime, 646-1787. | foreign LUAK/ Good salary,, regular raises, this Job. Man selected wUI YES.THKRBW QUITH A SrrOF CASH no THE tree CARS IN THE •valuable benefits. learn aU aspects of purchasing. Bl LLHOLP, ANP HERE'S THE OWM6R« MAME AMP 40 N u m b e r CARPENITIY — Carpenter, GARAGE — y iw« >» m*. !»■ TJ4. «.» yj, iM, PHONENUMBGR/rMPROUPOFXOURORBRIME- 41 K tt white Send resume including refer­ Trotthle Reaching Our Advertiser? power tools, truck, 28 years rVakad featvr* SyaBkta. Visit our Employment Of­ ences to Box T, Manchester IN6 rr home ~3PMES0PY ELSE AUPHT MOT 43 General (ab.) fice at 82 E. Center St, D A V Y JO N E S BY LBFF and McWILLIAMS HAVE RBTURMEP IT/ IT MUST OlVE A 4 4 D U em barlc experience available to home- Evening Herald. (SUV AN AWFUI. FEELIMB ID 40 B o w llk a owner by hour, week or )ob. Manchester. Open Monday, EVERY DREAM BUT IF UH., I THINK N AND I DON'T EVEN WELL, M Y PIMP HEB LOST SO , cu rve 24-Hour Answering Service 872-4484. Movil H dp Tuesday, 'Thursday and Fri­ DARLING... I MUCHMONEV/ no—Truckln^h~ Help Wanttid— Mote 36 YOU'VE HAD THUS YOU DON'T I 00, PENNY.' KNOW ANYTHING 4 7 E ld e r lr 3S day from 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. or EXPERIENCED FAR HAS ACCU­ LOVE ME.. BUT, LET'S FACE ABOUT MYSELF.' KNOW ENOUGH 4 8 G lo o m T Free to Herald Readers SNOW PLOWING -< Ree- Storag* 20\ JANITOR — part-time, approxi­ call 643-4101, Ext. 368. TO w a n t to SO B e lliB e m E l’n RATELY FORETOLD IT... YOU DON’T T Mentdal, commercial, 24-hour MANCHESTER Dellvery-llgfit WAITRESS wanted, iHeaaant mately three hours per night, BRIDGEPORT c h a n c e i t .' r U h t t o THE FUTURE, VWOpy. REALLY KNOW ME. acize neutral Want information on one of our classified advertiaomontaT servioe, new equipment. 643- trucking and package delivery, surroundings, 8-day week, 8 after 9:80 p.m. $2 per hour. No answer at the telephone Hated 7 Simply call the 9142. SOUTHERN ■hipping Refrigerators, washers and hours per day. 647-1691. Call 233-4431. OPERATORS 83 A fnay NEW ENGLAND SNOW PLOWING done reason- stove moving, specialty. Fold­ TELEPHONE CO. end 83 Kadiak—— EDWARDS ing chairs for rent. 649-0782. QE2NERAL office work, book­ PLUMBERS and plumbers' (pL ) aMe. 24 hour service. Oall 646- keeping and typing, automobile helpers wanted, top wages and 84 W hale o a 1880. An equal opportunity employer Experienced burr bench ANSWERIN6 SERVICE agency, tuU-Ume position. CaU overtime, CaU after 6, 646-4528. man on aircraft parte. Ex­ «'eu k Pointing— Paptring 21 848-2791. 88 Chalcedony TIRED of indoor routine? Ex­ cellent working conditions In 649-0500 875-2519 SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ BABTSHTBIR •wanted to sit in perienced riggers and an op­ PART-TIME clerk, knowledge of modem plant, insurance service. CaU 742-7649. my home, hours 2:80-8 pjn. portunity for aggressive and typing, start 4:80 p.m., steady benefits, profit sharing, and leave your moaasge. Yon’U hear from our advertiser In ing, paperhanging, paper re­ moval. Free estimates and dec­ References. Prefer older wo­ willing young men to assist in work. Contact Mashkln Freight overtime and presently 66 gg time without apending aU evening at the telepbMM. Lines, 116 Park Ave., Elast hour week. Contact CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNED Housohold Sorvieos orating service. Quality work­ man. 843-7268. rigging, welding and erection manship, neat, competent serv­ of sign work. FuU-time regtilar Hartford. AutomobilM For Solu 4 Offoiod 13-A ice. Call 647-9864. hours, good starting rate, on MORLAND TOOL CO. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE WOMAN for weekly Ameri­ 646-2071. WMVDOTME KIDS terior. Also papering. Fully in­ 4817. FIRST CLASS helt-arc welders, 9707. HOSPITAL HAS AN UNUSUAL ^ J WS PfACE L stroyed if the advertiser can, standard shift, radio, heat­ THIMCIM SQUARE? Is one you’ve mentioned. sured. CaU Ken Ouellette, 643- BAKERY Mechanic — Large aircraft experience required. ------POSITION OPEN FOR AN IN­ er. Call after 4 p.m., 649-1428. 6043 or 649-6326. Sheet metal helpers, no ex­ If not it win be handled Buikflng— local ocMtcem has opening for a TELLIGENT ALEIRT MAN perience required, will train. in the usual manner. 1969 FORD —New brakes, new Contracting 14 a man experienced in m^hine AS STOCK ROOM SUPER­ shocks, very good condition. repairs and maltenance in Ita Overtime scheduled. Apply at MENTAL VISOR. WE WILL TRAIN. Floor Finishing 24 Tabco Mfg. Co., Inc., Tunnel raOH SCHOOL ORADUA’nON $200. CaU 742-9706. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, bakery department. Permanent RETARDA'nON AIDES floors, hatchways, remodeling, FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- poeUlon. ExceUent wages and Road, Vernon. OR EQUIVALENT REQUIRED. Lost cmd Found 1 porches, garages, closets, ceU- Ing (speciaUzing in older employe benefits. Apfdy, First MUST BE BONDABLB. RE­ 1904 QTO Convertible, excellent f / IL -lf ings, attics finished,- rec floors). Inside painting. Papqr- National Stores, Inc., Parit and MECHANICS To perfomi responsible and LATED EXPERIENCE HELP­ 9 LOST —■ Cat, one year old, condition 049-9086 after 3. rewarding duties In care FUL BUT NOT NECESSARY. * »M 3, NK. L,. TM U t M. QM, port angora, gray, white, white rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ hanging. No Job too small. Oakland Aves., Blast Hartford,, ii(Q- er related work. No Job too SHEET METAL, and training of retarded GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION undercoat, white paws. Re­ John VerfaUle, 649-5780. Coiui. WI small. Dan Moran, BuUder. children and adults. High A MUST. EXCELLENT START­ ‘You bet I'm good! How do you think I got from th« ward. 848-0698. Auto AccoBsorioB MACHINE ASSEMBLERS eSAAL Evenings 649-8880. school graduate or equival­ ING SALARY AND POTEN­ end of th« line to tho h«ad of it?" Tiras 6 Bonds— Stocks— Must be able to read blue­ ent experience required. TIAL. APPLY PERSONNEL MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD NEWTON H. SMITH & SON- prints. First class exper­ Starting salary $98.49 LOST — Lame black cat, He­ SUNBEAM Alpine parts for sale, Mortgages 27 ALL SHIFTS DEPARTMENT, MANCHES­ Remodelli^, repalring, addl-, ienced men only for qual­ ($2.68 per hour) for 35 hou'* TER* MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. o h — THAT'S A SHE'S A VERY BEAUTIFUL bron Rd., Bolton. 647-9706. for series 8, Alpine. OaU 742- ity shop. BEAUTIFUL LADY, EDMOND — AND I tlons, rec rooms, garages, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ 1ST, 2ND, 8RD < week with annual increases PHONE 643-1141, EXT. 243. RING/ HOPE SHE SAYS YSS/ STEVE CANTON BY MILTON CANIFF LOST — Pair of boy's glasses 9147 after 6. porches and roofing. No Job limited funds available for sec­ to $113.03 per week ($3.23 too smaU. CaU 640-3144. ond mortgages, payments to PRESSURE BLAST MFG. per hour). Fringe benefits In black case. Please caU 648- IDEAL Christmas gift, 4 chrome Multi Clrculto—A rapidly INC. I WANT VOU^ HALIBUT WILL 1 ^6EE, MR. HALIBUT. WE ^ IT WILL BE SUCH ; 4382 after 6:80. reversed wheels, fits Ford, suit your budget. Expedient growing firm in the elec­ include 3 weeks annual va­ OUT OF HERE ST A Y W ITH YOU CAN'T STANP UP TO VOUR A LONO.COLP RUN WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ 41 CHAPEL STREET ^ Dodge, and Plymouth, 14”. Call service. J. D. Realty, 648-5120. tronics field extends an in­ cation, 3 weeks annual sick BEFORE WE ANP SEE THAT YOU B O S S ... M A Y B E YOU COULP I LOST,- Male cat, tan and vdilte, modeling specialist. Additions, AtANCHESTBR, CONN. St. Location 643-0678. vitation to visit our plant leave, 11 holidays, 3 person­ W 7 [l BLAST THE BREAK CAMP ANP HELP ME PACK.. . vicinity Ridge St., answers to rec rooms, dormers, porches, Available Immediately C to discuss trainee oppor- al leave days, hospital and ICE W ALLTO ■C A T IT I ; D a ttB l^ . Call 647-9702. cabinets, formica, built - ins, Help Wonlod— Phone Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487. OETATVeUR tunltiea in the following major medical insurance, Traildn— bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Fomalo 35 ORANPPDPi; I LOW —Gray fentale tiger cat, life insurance, retirement OFFICE OOLPJ ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- LICENSED plumber, top, pay plans. FliU-tlme positions I vicinity Lake St., Vernon. Mobil* Homos 6-A LADIES — Servioe neighbors and benefits. Year 'round work, I Answers to name Tiger. Re- rag/e, rec rooms, bathrooms available. Call at personnel 33 FOOT trailer, excellent con­ In your area tor Fuller B ru ^ SILK SCREENING remodeling and rc ^ ir. Job office, Mansfield Training SPACE waril. 649-8769. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Company. Work from home by I dition, extras. Immediate occu­ shop. Apply W. C. Gibbs, 994 School, Mansfield Depot, ment work, cellar floors, pa­ telephone and appointment. pancy. CaU 876-8784, or 643- tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- DRILLING Hartford Tpke., 876-0663. Ckmn., or teleidione 1-420- ^LOST — Filigree sUver brace­ Call 247-1649. 6 1 0 0 ' " ”“ let, blue stone with chips. Re- 9288. synski, BuUder. 649-4291. FABRICATING 9361 Ext. 263. for appoint­ jK 'V f2l • ward. ter, Conn. An equal opportunity MANCHESTER, OONNEOTIOUT 06040 PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER condition. $18. 646-3436. Economy Builders, Inc., 643- OIL TRUCK DRIVERS employer. 6189. I FIRST NATIONAL IF THESE <3UVS^ HUNcrsi,/ /// Porsonols STORES, Inc. Needed for part-time work. NIGHT cook, full-time, chance ONLY KNEW MOW N SANTA.'A ((': BusiROSs Sorvieos for advancement for right per­ IDIOTIC THEY LOOK 13 Special Services 15 PARK & ^AKLAND AVES. Apply In person only. son. Apply In person only. WITH THEIR SRUBB' RIDE WANTED from Charter Offorod BEARDS! ' Oak St. and Philip Rd. to Howard Joluison Restaurant, YOU ARE A-1, truck la A-1. AAMCO Transmissions of Man­ BAST HARTFORD, CONN. vicinity of State Office build­ chester, nationwide, guaran­ 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. CAPTAIN BAST BY LESLIE TURNER Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ COOPERATIVE Experienced Polishers ing. Working hours, 8:30 to teed service. Budget terms. HOUSE father — to supervise 4:30,. 649-0420 after 8:30. ways sealed and small truck­ ACCOUNTS payable clerk, high OIL COMPANY CONPOUNP YOU, WASH! ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- Loaner cars. Free towing. Call small group of adolescent boys For a finished viork on turbine blades and vanes. COLLEafihAMP ONFB IBARP OF ITt iOU 648-2467, Manchester - Vernon school graduate, good with SB/tiaONS GREETINGS and mano Trucking Servioe toll- figures, 37^ hours, fringe bene- 815 BROAD STREET during non-school hours. Pre­ Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and aOT THE WRONB TDWM town line, Rt, 83. Talcottvllle. fer to live-ln, private resi­ OR KAUIKAK i Bea( yViahes to my friends and free. 742-6487. fiU. Mr. Keitlen, 640-5361. profit sharing plan. Apply at neigbtxxa, Mrs. Arltne Rob­ MANCHESTER dential school in Hartford. erts, 88 Hayes Dr., Windsor, STEPsT ^ SIDEWALKS, stone FULL-TIME legal secretary for Write Box "C ”, Manchester walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Roofing— Siding 16 Herald. OonjA -i- local law office. Write Box "D ” Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co., Ine. races, railings. All concrete re­ ROOFING, aluminum aiding, Manchester Herald...... ■ pairs. Reasonably priced. 648- MASONS — Apply on Job ready PART-tlme truck drivers, morn­ gutters, carpenter work, 80 to work, see superintendent at ings and afternoons. Apply 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER 0881. years' experience. Connecticut EXPERIENCED telephone Autbmobiles For Solo ^ trailer on Brooklyn Street, at Alcar Auto Parts, 226 Valley Construction Co., 648- saleslady, downtown Manches­ t r e e SERVICE (Soucler) — Rockville, Conn. Spruce St., Manchester. N E E p ^ R ? Credit very bad? 7180, Free estimate. ter, morning or evening hours BY BOB LUBBERS Ban^pt, repossession? Hon­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ available, $2 per hour salary. est ‘Douglas accepts lowest ed, trees topped. Got a tree Call 646-0728 for appointment. WHAT GR6ATB? M X lP C B AMD FEIGN I L U i ^ \ HOW T im si^ JUST 50 HS? BOSS-LAOX) THAT MtfDRrANTi where. Not small loan finance call, 742-8262. Chimneys 16-A SECRETARY for young, fast 6gim Bvm .t)?(X ‘6o COULD BGALONC WITH / W& THWeT& oomnany plan. Douglas Mo­ growing local company, experi­ ANYTHING taken to the dump, enced preferred. Excellent Experienced,.. CLERK TYPIST '.AReBtsroFBRAlfiBP IM G MOST «AM0«306 / A10HB> 'fo a r y tors, 848 Main. ROOFING — Specializing re­ appllaaioes, bulky furniture, at­ ft®ASrorPH6HSiAMr- AWNiMa«aope/lfr y pairing roofs of all kinds, new salary and benefits. Write P.O. m c n e ... 1964 FORD Falrlane, 2-door se­ tics cleaned. Light trucking. Box 418, Rockville, Conn., LITTLE SPORTS roofs, gutter work, chimneys For General Office Work B Y B O U 8 0 N dan, ^ standard transmission, Cheap. 289-6860. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ good tires. CaU 648-1826; STENOGRAPHER wanted" for - 'REPAIRS , — Lawnmowers, experience. Free estimates. manufacturing office. Knowl­ LINOTYPE ^ 1966 QTO, original owner,, high snow blowers and garden trac­ CaU Howley 648-8861. 644- edge of shorthand and typing In Our Scheduling Depf, performapoe, excellent condi­ tors. Free pick up and delivery 8383. essential. Good working condi­ tion. CaU 648-7868. . In Manchester and South Wind­ tions and many benefits. Write OPERATOR H O U R S : 8 A JH ..5 P J f . sor area. Call 644-0421. Box R, Manchester Herald. 1968 FORD Oaloxie, 2-door Millinery, Attractive Starting Salary end standard, 286 engine, radio, SNOW~PLOWING, iota . drive­ Dressmaking 19 -HAIRDRESSER manager want­ 'A Immediate Opening ExoeUent Fringe Benefits heater. Very clean. Good con­ ways, apartments, stores, etc. ed for small shop. Call 249-0217 also sidewalks. Reasonable DRESSMAKING and altera- Car -MOeelfea«i>*iCa>p dition. Must sell. $400. Call after 6, anytime Saturday and APPLY IN PERSON AT THE 647-9362. rates. OWl 648-4886. tlons, zippers replaoed etc. Sunday. — A pply — Call 649-4811. f o r d lOeTr- Galaxle 6M, vinyl •TOBB remcval-Trimmlng. Rea­ RESPONSIBLE babysitter to hardtop, V-8, sutomatlo, pow­ sonable i-aUa. Covered for DRESSMAKING and altera­ care for itwo email girls in my iianriypBt^r lEuBiting CHENEY BROS., Inc. property damaj/e. .Got a tree tions, evening wear, aulte er steering. Original owner. home eventnga. For appoint­ IS BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Bxoellent oondltlon. Must be problem? Call D a n a ’s Tree made to order, 16 yearn experi­ ment call 648-6219, If no 81 Cooper HUl St., Manchester, ObniL—06040 seen. Best offer. 640-4172. Service, 822-8/29. ence. Call 643-7042. answer, 646-0380. t

PAGE 'THIRTY-NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 196«j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAC® 'miRTY-EIGHT n Housos For Sate 72 Houso* For Sato 72 Ho osm For Sate 72 Odt o f Town A. ■ E.-V G c o d t SI InvMfnwnt Prop«rty Vernon For Sate 70-i MANCHESTER — Attractive MANCHESTER—8 lo o m Oolon-^ MANCHESTER — ImiMouloite For Sate 7B BRA( V NEW autom a..j atg-iafr eEHRY'S WORLD Ranch, formal dining room, lal central location, fireplace Cape, kttohen built-ins, en­ MANCHESTER — Rooming BOLTON —Four room Ranch, sewlna machines, make outton large kitchen, 2-car garage, garage. Owner transferred, im­ closed hTMieway, funUy '■"f7 CLASSIFIED holes, hems, monograma, etc. house, good location between garage, oil hot air heat, alum­ walk-out basement, beautiful mediate occupancy. Call iww. room, garage. Convenient lo- Town Pay Plan Prepared redevelopment and proposed inum storm windows and Regular price I7V.S0, on sale wooded lot, immediate occu­ Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 848- caition, all city utilities. Bel Air for only $44.80. City Sewing slKqsplng center. Ample park­ screens. Good sized w ^ e d lot. pancy, low dowm payment. 0181. Real Estate, eU-9382. A pay plan for 36 town em- Starting pay should be dstsr- Vernon does have a hospital Center, 288 Main St., Hartford. ing, refinlshed inside ' and '9 T Char-Bon Agency, 643-0888, 849- *»*’®*™*” *’ move*, b w d on a cost of llv- «>•"«<» ^7 » P®*"* ay»t®«n awJ » sewage treatment plant. ADVERTISING 522-0478. out. Excellent investment piop- $20,900 attractive 6% , room, $31,000 A T T R A C n v ii Split $16,6M. Call F.M. Gaol Agqn- P ®y* ’ ^ i which would indicate into which Borden pointed out that because 2436. erty. Call The R.F. Dlmock Rai^ch, m baths, wall to waif Level, 6 rooms, family room, ^ J-Ji*®® Hodge, or broker, ing factor and also on meriL „ has of the variations in the towns, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEFT. HOURS DININO SEn*, pine, beautiful Co. 849-8248. MANCHESTER carpets. Acre lot. Wooded. garage, covered patio, per ______will be presented to the Board evaluated. ’Hie merit, sys- it Is Impossible for the state to 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJL condition, used less than a Hutchins Agency Realtors, 846- cent mortgage, cloee to every­ year. Call 848-4018. QUICK OCCUPANCY VERNON — Seven room Oar- Representatives in January, tern would guarantee the sm- draw up specifications for towns 6324. thing, Hutchins Agency, Real­ Garrison Colonial, 3 bed­ rison Colonial, attached ga- 'H'® P>a". prepared by Rich- pioye recognition for initiative, in general, OPEN Land For Sate 71 tors, 6468834. rage, 1^ baths, wall to v^ l ®rd Borden, director of adminis- effectiveness, further education Borden presented his proposed (XM»Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ZIO-SSAO sewing machine, new rooms, 1V4 baths garage, COLONIAL —central entrance, 1988's reduced for close out at carpeting, rec r«x>m, exoepUon- (ration, is a product of many and efflclsncy of operation In pay plant to a subcommittee of 4 :!W P.M. DAT BEFORE PVBUGATION BOLTON —28 acres of beauti­ city utilities. Complete modem kitchen, dining roomf t e n r o o m older home in the $39. Call Capitol Sewing, 248- ally good sized corM r lot. Oc- months’ work. Borden was as- the Job. the Board of Representatives ItrMlIlne fnr Saturda.T and Monday la 4:M p.m. Frid».v. ful high wooded rolling land built-in kitchen, fireplace, 2 large living room, mud room, heart of Manchester, 8 bed­ 2140. cupancy per agreement. $34,- slated by Prof. Edward Me- in his research, Borden has when it was completed. near new highway, long road zone heat. Immaculate. 4 bedrooms, centiral alr-cw>dl- rooms, or S room apartment NIGHTS TILL 9 800. Call F.M. Gaol Agency, Donough of the University c< found that positions having the The charter states that the SERVEL OAS refrigerator, 60 frontage. Priced to sell. Call Move In after the first of titmlng, garage. Phllbrick and 3 bedrooms, 3-car garage, Janice Hodge, or broker, 646 Hartford. McDonough, a ipe- same title vary a good deal in classifted service generally ex- d i a l 6 T 3 - 2 7 1 1 pound freeser, excellent run­ early. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. the New Year. $28,800. Mr. ■Agency Realtors, 646-8847. plus carport, additional 2 rooms 2682. cialist in this field, acted as the amount of work. He explain- eludes elected officials or part- ning condition. $78. Call 848- Lewis, 649-8306. over garage. Phllbrick Agency 0748. SOUTH WINDSOR, 16 acres 2- GARRISON Colonial In one of Realtors, 649-8347. rihvFN TR v------«>nsuUant. ed that, tor Instance, In a mat- ume workers. It specifies that famlly and 2 tobacco bams, Manchester’s most desirable wvENTKY ^nt With op- Town employes wdio belong to ter of vital statistics, a town r ia the duty of the director of Continuod From Precoding Pago MOVINO — Tappan gas range, beautiful view. Keith Agency, B &L W neighborhoods, modem Kitch­ included in the clerk In a town that lias a hos- administration to prepare Our 57Hi Christmas on Main Strvot, Wo large fleldstone __ kitchen table and 4 dialrs. Both 848-4128, 649-1922. BARROWS aord WALLACE Co. en, formal dining room, family Lon For Sate TZ MB P"****® P‘‘** ““ record keeptig statement of duties to be ap- Evorything at marLOW Prices f o r Gift reasonable. 843-0640. Manchester Parkade room, large living room with ^ one >n « *<»wn without a proved b> the mayor' arid S e Help Wontod—Mate 36 Artktea For Sate 4? MANCHESTER 16 acres high Manchester 646-5306 WE HAVE choice one sere ^ k Realtors, 2867476, 742- unionized and pay is negotlat- hospital. tward. fireplace, three large- bed­ wooded lots nesr Bolton Cen­ WANTED - Mkn to drive school «JR R T Sal Is now a merry gal. mostly open, prime h>catlon,------Giving for the Family, tho Homo and Hw rooms, two car garage. Phil- ter and othei’ locations. For ‘ ______ed within those contracts. Borden furtaer explained that Another aentinn n# the eherter bus, 7:30 to » a.m., 2 to 4:16 She used Blue Lustre rug and KEN M OM reasonably priced. Keith BEAUTIFUL five room Cape, custom built, fireplace, ga­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649------J Over the many months the the work c< the public works m r^tnr D.m. Good pay. Call after 8, upholstery cleaner. Rent elec- y*Ars, 378. 843-2074. ■ Agency 646-4126. 646-1622. further information, call R.F. Businoss Offieol rage, (excellent conation. Cen- 8247. Dimock Oo., 649-6246. Wanted— Real Etlota 77 •‘“ 'Iv has been made, the town department varies also. He said Sdnistratim) U to p r a ^ t toe 644-1902, A. J. Frink, Wapping. trie ahampooer $1. Oloott Varie- m a p u b DINING room table, — ------employes have been consulted those towns having a sewage mavor and the b o ^ with a ^ tral locaUon. Gerard Agency, o q u n TRY Cape with five big ------~~ _ store. Sprague-Carlton, 48’ ’ round, ex- COVENTRY — Lot on South RANCH — four or five rooms and interviewed on the Job and treatment plant, water filtration standard avstematie selMduIe of •H You Can’t Find It — Wo Have It H o ik o s For Sate 72 «« ««». bedrooms in addition fo a pic-' Street, 236’ frontage, 100’ depth urgently needed in Manchester, other towns have; been vislated plant or a landfill dump opera- „ u,- class of noattiMi in Sotesmon Wontod 36-A b e g e n t t e , be kind, to that nlc table sized kitchen. Simny w MANCHESTER — Seven years with artesian water rights and Call Paul J. Correntl Agency, for compari«,n. tlon have more work to do W v l c e ^ ^ a expensive caii>et, clean it with tlon, $86. Call 848-8437.______COLONIAL, eight rooms, large living room with open stair­ young, three bedroom Ranch, commercial septic system in­ 648-5383. Blue lustre, l^ t ele^c n OBOE gas and electric clothes kitchen'with built-in range, way, two full bathrooms, oil, minimum and maximum stated, SALES OPPORTUNITY rec room, two delightful baths, stalled. $4,000. OaU F.M. Gaol shampooer $1. TTie Sherwin dishwasher, disposal, etc. large hot water heat, walk-out base­ ahead to the sdieme "provided The board cannot reduce the dryer. Never been used. Ask­ garage, an enclose^ rear patio. Agency, Janice Hodge, or brok­ Williams Co. paneled family room with fire­ ment, with a one car garage. ‘Mini-Spies’ Used it is rot f-’--’ salary of a classified employe Have you come to a dead­ ing $100. 91 Ridge Street, Man­ Located in Prestige area. er, 6462683. SELUNG YOUR HOME? place, formal dining room, four 1700 square feet of living area nipg»lr Tlszlsava <“vldual emiSoyes but only to below the minimum or raise It end, but looking for a solid XCEIN’S Ski boots, Nordica, size chester. ’ (S INI kr NEA IM. $27,800. Call J.- D. Real Estate bedrooms, 2H baths, one off for $21,500. Wolverton Agency Please call our local repreeen- ® u.ncover ln-*C..,4ua*;...t, ..am above the maximum, except by future? We will employ 4 9, excellent condition. 649- Assn. Inc. 648-8120, and 649- sales representatives over "W hy does it always have to be 'Asian flu' and now master bedroom. 3-car garage. Realtors, 649-2813. taXive. Mrs. Susanne Shorts, O f Pnatfll system." amendment of the pay plan. 2720. 1638. Out of Town 25 for a life-time career. McKhinory and Tools 52 'Hong Kong Hu'— why don't we ever have 'A FR IC A N Phllbrick Agency Realtors. 6463383.« 4a.«*«a vri a. mtii-sples are light The charter has been in ef- 847-8347. TWO-FAMILY, 6 A 8 Duplex, F or S ate 75 The men will be thoroughly Hu'?" MANCHESTER — 5% room n . Aum tnm w n n w enough to travel through the feet since the consolidation of 82 GALl/lN hefty bags, used ljjjooLN welders, full line handy location, $22,500. Phll­ By ANTHONY TEBKY letters, which in West the town governments In 1966 trained, in opportunities for for garbage, leaves, etc., 65 starter home includes two bed­ VERNON — New 7 room Cepe. from handyman, special 225 brick Agency Realtors, 649- J. WATSON BEACH & CO. ’The London Sunday n m e s ctormany may weigh up to 86 but this provision of the charter advancement available. Un­ cents one dozen, $1.75 2 dozen. rooms up, aluminum siding, Full shed dormer, IM baths, amp. priced at $66. Also heavy 5347. Realtors BONN—Clockwork mini-spies, ounces, *rhey are too bulky, how- was not carried out unUl Borden limited renumeration for un­ Call James Messier, 646-3103 PORTER STREET AREA new furnace, good condition. fireplace, large lot. Only $24,- industrial AC-DC welders. Call Apartmonts— Fiats— Businoss Locations 21 Central Row, Hartford costing $492 apiece and oent ever, to maU in letter boxes, was given the Job to do several limited efforts. Comtdete or Ed Poutre 843-8868. Only $16,600. Wolverton HOME and Income combina- 700. H.M. Frechette Realtors, 649-8407. 40 Years at Experience through the mall os ordinary- >pwi> have been allocated as a months ago, welfare plan including group Tonemonts 63 For Ront 64 Ten room brick executive Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Uon with this Cape style two 647-9903. COAL Hod, tin wash boiler, oval ~ ______looking packages, are being pUot sdieme to each of the 10 ______life, major medical, and home with one acre of family 4-3. Ideal for two young trays, milk pens, measurers, InStrUinOfltS l u x u r y 4H room duplex. 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. retirement pension. When M u sicol 53 manicured lawn. Centrally MANCHESTER is minutes away families or an in-law situa­ BOLTON — iM room Raised SELUNG TOUR HOME? For ^ **®**“* <*‘«*Hcts in West wash boards, dippers, lanterns, _ Prtvate entrances, IH baths, Center of town, plenty of park­ writing give date of birth, located, walking distance to from the following properties. tion. Separate utilities, country Ranch, rec room, sun deck, prompt courteous service that AMBRICA'S LAR®BST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN bread mixer pail, etc. Call 649- g ib SON solid body electric refrigerator, range, hood, dls- ing, 648-2426. 9-8. marital status, type of pre­ schools, churches amd Hart­ Nice five room Ranch, Carport, atmosphere. $21,500. Wolverton IM baths, fireplace, 3 acre lot. gets results. Call Louis Dimock cVrcular mtol-spy record- 7878. guitar writh case, double pick­ vious employment, educa­ i s s r 100 p.. ford bus. This home has four $13,900 Six room expandable Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Only $23,800. Hayes Agency, R«a)tv 649-8S28 mlnl-Dpie» can discover ^j. made by a Frankfurt firm up, Individusd tone and volume 6460131. Keaiiy, eeu-Dgai.______are due spedficattons, is tion, and ai^Hxiximate in­ BLUE Lustre not only rids car­ cent Main Street location. Ap­ bedrooms, 3% baths, frtus California Ranch acre lot, $14,- controls, swaybar. $90. Call 649- parking and storage, bus line. IMMACULATE six room Ranch WANTED—We buy homes, lota to sorting Clerks who take an mailed in a -w ii foam ptaisUc come requir^. Also list ad­ pets of soil but leaves pile soft ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. a 16x27’ living room, for­ 500—four room modem Ranch, Rent $160. No pets. 649-4342, fireplace, three bedrooms, red TOLLAND — young 8 room and acreage. Listings of homes, extra coffee break, or the post- .ox s i1 Is shock-oroo^'ends Massachusetts 80, Ooaa. 66 9fTVOflOm paired. 644-8962.______^ ____ refrigerator, parking ______!______tral location, ’ 6 garages, beau­ room home, large treed lot. sale imminent at $18,600. Hur­ out basement, out building. On­ ------Ite time or route a* the needle Cheyney St. 110, Monmouth value Florisis— Nnrsartes49 ty salon, ample parking, good 39 WANTED — Restaurant equip- and Storage. No pets. CaU 627- OFFICES for rent —263 Main 646-7296. ry. Call Paul W. Dougan, Real­ ly $20,800. Hayes Agency, 646 To tmprovOse an ironhig board regi'ters a different "slgna- Ool'«*?e 79 . . . . AAAA AW _ K Q9St. Large8 .aiMva rooms, all llTlIltiPHutilities ______' condition, low 40’s. Meyer CHRISTMAS Trees —Tag now! ment. store. Uvem and bank- 9238 between 9-5 p.m. after 5 tor, 649-4535. 0181. either In a hotel or motel, empty ture’’ according to whether it Is Maine 128, New Hcunpshlre 86 no CARPENTER, 25 yean ex­ Cut later! Bring family to ruptcy equipmwit. Call Fon- p.m., 647-1871. furnished, excellent location, PACKAGE DEAL -2-family, 5- Agency Realtors, 843-0609. a dreraer dravror, turn it over in a postal van or trallbrlck rages, nice view, trees, subur­ wise by appointment. White located. Wolverton Agency, any garment aatlsfaotorily. union has given a guarded go- weigh up t o more than six tona acrylic blends... expertly tailored with many hand ______parking, security. 646-8654. Street. Building and lot next Fireplace, two baths and ex­ Spruce, Scotch Pine, cones, Realtors, 649-2818. Agency Realtors, 646-M7. ban. Hutchins Agency, Real­ to Post Office Excellent loca- tras galore. 649-5729 after 3. tors, 049-6834. details... in herringbones, plaids, checks and solid 742: UKJKING for anything to real tlon for any use. 648-2428 from PRIVACY — parklike 230 x 286 $18,900 Immaculate six room 41 NEW LtSTTOG — L ^ e ~ 5 effects. New forward-looking 2 and 3 button models ****■ _ other antique items. Any quan- estate rentals — apartments, 9 to 5 p.m. yard, spotless six room Ranch. home. Most convenient loca­ VERNON—New 4 bedroom Ool- homes, midtiple dwellings, no room Ranch plus large recrea­ in zesty compound-colorsregulars, shorts, longs. GROOMING aU breeds. Har­ CHRISTMAS TREES, Come to Uty. 648-8709, 166 Oakland St. Plastered walls, sundeck, ga­ tion. Aluminum siding, wall to ofUal, IM baths, fireplace, mony Hni. H.C. Chase, Hebron fees. Call J. D. Real Estate rage, trees. Don’t miss 11. tion room, 2-oar garage, large wall, recent heating system, aluminum siding, large lot, on­ Opportmnltks and peoftts are anUniteid when yon Rd.. BoltSiV 643-8427. H lck oy ^ ^ *or S o U ^ O u T l o t s - A ntlqi.^ Associates, Inc., 643-8129. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, lot, firaplace, IM bathe, 2-zone your freshly cut or dug tree. Houses For Rent 65 full basement, detached ga­ ly $28,900. H. M. Frechette, COMPLETI ALTERATIONS INCLUDED bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, hot water oil heat. Excellent Blue Spruce, Fraser Fir, Doug- 649-5324. rage, enclosed porch. Don’t Realtors, 647-9998. TOY miniature poodle puppies, glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ MANCHESTER —Large five BOLTON-Vemon line, four room ______comkition throu^out. Has to be delay. Cali Wolverton Agency Ma Fir, White and NoAvay males, 7 weeks old, AKC. $100, lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 room flat, first floor, two bed- Ranch, trrod lot and lake goUTH Main Street, com er of seen to be appreciated. Charles Realtors, 649-M13. BAST HARTFORD —Split Lev- 8494831. Spiuce. South River Rd., Cov­ Lake St., Btrfton, 649-8247. rooms, convenient location, privileges. One child accepted. Lewis. . .real neat older Lesperanoe, 649-7620. el family room, three h e d- entry, 742-8384. Adults. Available now. 872-0602. $i60 mtmthly, 742-6738. home with seven rooms. (3 ______MANCHES’TER — 2-famUy, 8-8 room#, goriige, good ilsed lot. AKC BEACKE pupa. Will hold GOLDEN EMBLEM’ ------bedrooms’) baths Excellent CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, in a residential area, good Handy locaUon. $28,900. F o r unUl ChriMmas. L ^ Christmas trees. WANTED —Snare drums. Call duplex, SMALL FOUR room Ranch on condition throughout. Has an on, ovqrslze lot. 120’ wide, and floor plan, with 2 bedrooms, OmiABUSMESS chooee from, tag your own. residential neighborhood, heat, appointment call PhUbrick and tan, full Uack blanketed. 6494)102 after 4 p.m. three acres of land in Mans- artesian well. Sensibly indeed exceptionally well landscaped. living room, dining room, aral Why go out of town? 11 Lewis Agency Realtors, 049-6847. WORSTED SLACKS Beauties. Small with excellent all appliances, private b a s e- field. Immediate occupancy. ^ 321,900. T.J. Crockett, 2-car garage. Bowers School, large kitchen, oil hot water Street. Jerry and Marty will ment included. ’Two family pedigree. 742-7442. Call 1-684-4331. Realtor, 643-1677. $28,000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ heat, aluminum storms a n d TOLLAND — Near Parkway. be there after acluxS, 3 p.m. Today a Sunoco service station business is not a filling station but a car Rooms W ithout Board 59 house. $145 per month. Call ______tors, 649-5347. screens, extra 87 x 143’ treed Large 6 bedroom Ranch, 1964. LEMON and Um e Dog Groom­ until dark and all weekend. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- MANCHEBTER —First floor of cLOgR to the Parkade. . care center. Compare the Sunoco station at 468 Main St., East Hartford, .6M building lot, A-zoned. Wolver­ Almost acre lot, storms, Im­ comp, ing Studio, 216 Spruce Street. THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ 2-famlly, 2 bedrooms, adults.i SPLIT LEVEL, all brick con­ '^ is is what we’re talking about! ' Q A Gall 643-0391. 4535. room Ranch with full base­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. maculate, $18,900. Meyer Poodles. CaU Karen. 849-4238, tage St. centraUy located, large No pets. Pasek, Realtors, 289- struction, 4 bedrooms, formal ment. ’Three bedrooms, dining Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. value pleasantly furnished rooms, NEWER one bedroom Garden 7475, 742-8243. area,__ plaster __ walls. _ Small Jot, dining room, 2V4 baths, ma- ■ » ? ? ! ------Sunoco franchise buBinessmen take home profits of $25,000 per y w and U .9 5 ptarking. Call 649-2388 for over- type apartment. Available im- blit ^'^bus'une and extrenriely hogany family room, 2 fire- ANDOVER, 6 room year ’round AKC registered white m inia tu re------night and permanent guest mediately. Heat, appliances in- — INVITATION some even more. They are men with ambition and desire, pet^le with per­ poodles, grandfather champ- SBASONBX) Hardwood — cut convenient to diopping, etc. Places. 2-car garage, many home, 8 bedroonw, screened rates. eluded. $135 monthly. Paul W. Out of Town Good value at $18,900. Don’t more features. Must be seen, porch overlooking lake, pine sonality and managerial ability and peoi^e who create their own security- ion, price ranges, phone 1-429- and spUt to customers desire. Dougan Realtors, 649-4535. 66 TO BID Luxurious all wool worsted flannels and plain weaves, 4450. Free delivery. Call Leonard LARGE comfortable heated ______F or R ent _ wait. ’i’.J. Crockett, Realtor, PhUbrick Agency Realtors, 649- • paneled rooms, $16,000. Phil- 5347. Sealed bids wiU be received meticulously detailed with wrinkle-proof permanent crease and GigliO, Bolton, 849-8818. room, also efficiencies, one LOVELY 3 room apartment r^jc k v ILLE __ Attractive 3% 643-1677. brick Agency, Realtors 649-5847. We provide the opportunity. Sunoco will help with training, merchandising CANARIES — guaranteed sing­ at the office of the Director of Ban-Rol* inner waistband to eliminate waistband rollover! and two rooms with heat and with refrigerator, range, dls- apartment, stove, refrig- MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus- MANCHESTER, just listed 7 assistance and business guidance. ers, aU colors. Elxcellent breed­ General Services, 41 Center COVENTRY line. Ideal family hot water, private baths. posal and p a r l ^ . $140. monta- room Cape, 3 bedrooms, excel­ In colors to complement the sportcoats... sizes 29 to 42. ing stock. After 4 p.m. and any­ tom built Ranch, family room, Street, Manchester, Conn., un­ home, spacious Colonial, fire­ Housdiold Goods 51 Scranton Motel and Cabins, ly, handy to Main St. Call 644- residential area, adults, no lent condition, new wall to wall time weekends, 649-8896. 3 bedrooms, walk out base­ til January 6, 1969 at 11:00 a.m. place, 3 baths, 2-car garage, An OPEN HOUSE will be held at our Dealer Development Center in East ■' ------T~~~ 160 Tolland ’Tpke. carpeting in every room. Com­ __ ------CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ______2^7^______pets. 3100. monthly. 649-4824, ment, treed lot, large family for ’Tree Removal, IM acres. Louis Dlmock Real­ Hartford. The address is 508 Tolland St., East Hartford, Conn. Stop by COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED pletely redecorated, new per­ FREE to loving home, trained rgj«es automatic washers r o OM with kitchen privileges. FOUR ROOMS on first floor. '’'875-1166. size kitchen. Hayes Agency, Bid forms, plans and specifi­ ty, 649-9823. between the houre 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Dec. 16, 17, 18. Even though you are manent siding, treed lot. Call eight weeks old gray kitten, gimj-antees. See them at central locatlcm. Apply Mrs. 170 Oak Street, heat. Adults. 6464)131. cations are available at the not considering leaving your present employment, we know you’ll find the Call 643-8618 after 5:15. POUR ROOM apartment, Bab- today, H. M. Frechette Real­ -rOLLAND B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 849 Dorsey, 14 Arch Street. $115. Call 649-8475. General Services Office, 41 Cen­ facts of our business most interesting and beneficial. Main St. CaU 643-2171. cock Hill Road, Coventry. Heat, g ix ROOM Cape, good house in tors. 647-9993. MALE: brown miniature poodle, ROOM for rent, genUeman only, THREE ROOM apartment, $110 hot water, electric stove and good location. Asking $19,900. ter Street, Manchester, Con- ENJOY THE NEW YEAR AKC registered, eight weeta giRGER automaUc zig-zag sew- floor Free washer, dry- monthly. Heat and hot water refrigerator. $150 per month Owner says he won’t refuse A^NCHESTER — Five room nectlcut You’re cordially invited to attend our OPEN HOUSE and visit with us. old. Shots. $125. Call 649-7500...... iitbi, u w i...... __ ------...... r<Cape, •> 2 rar car ornrniirogarage. Immaril.Immacu­ Town of Manchester. In this lovely four bedroom ing machine, with cabinet, ex er. Kitchen privileges. Free furnished. Available January Available January 1st. Call 649- any reasonable offer. Wolver- late throughout. $21,900. Call Connecticut ( contemporary two level Of courae you are under no obligation. If the time is inconvenient, phone cellent condition, hems, button­ parking. 649-7065. Ist. Call after 5 p.m., 643-6160. 2885, weekdays before 5 p.m. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. PAIR of parakeets, blue and yel­ J.D. Redl Estate Associate.^ Robert B. Weiss, Chalet. Yours for only $24,- Mr. Longo, 528-0178. low, large cage. $18. Call 649- holes, sews on buttons, em­ 900. Nestled In shade trees broiders,...... Monogram.s.- - r o o m e*.-.- for educated genUeman SIX ROOM dljPjex. 186 <>n*er MANCHESTER — Central loca­ Inc., 643-8129. General Manager 7500. I. Originally over $300 now only in quiet convenient location. 224 Street, two children acceptable, ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms. $80. tion, 5-room Cape with shod this fine home Is vacant and ready for you. Mr. Bogdan MINIATURE Dachshund, eight $55 or $10. monthly.’ City Sew- Charter Oak Street. 643-^ . $125. Call 643-5063, after 4 p.m. monthly. 649-7295. _____ dormer, one room finished off FULLY PILE LINED up, large one-car garage. ’This V has key. 649-6306, 876-6611. months, with paiiers. Wonder­ ing Center, 522-0476. E^a r GB NEWLY decorated THREE ROOM Ranch type VERNON — Mount ^ernon ful wlta chUdren. Must sell, is a custom buUt home. Only SEWING MACHINES — singer furnished room, private en- apartment, stove, refrigerator, Apartments. Now available $21,600. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, RUSTIC PLAID $80. 84^989. new rooms ait $145. a n d ' B (Sl W automatic zig-zag, excellent trance, parking. Call 649-7702. hot water, parking in y a r d, 3M 643-1877. BARROWS and WALLACE condition. Makes buttonholes. ------$100. 646-2878. $150. 4V4 rooms at $165 a n d ______For Sale or Lease ci). ROOM to rent, lady or genUe •• Manchester Parkade Artictes For Sate 45 hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ $170. Available Jan. 1st, studio $18,900 —Very attraettve three C.P.O. SHIRT-JACKET men. private home, private en- MANCHESTER — Near center. apartment at $130. Heat, hot bedroom jRanch, Cellar. 180’ S.H.V.C., Inc. has available buildings or space I; Manchester 649-8306 inally over $300., 6 monthly Six room apartment with en­ a l u m in u m s h e e t s — Used trance. 649-0595. 119 Cooper Hill water, refrigerator, oven- lot. Nice trees. Hurry! Hutch- payments of $8.80 each or pay- closed porch, refrigerator, heat suitable for manufacturing, storage, distributors COVENTRY — 4M room Ranch, as printing plates, .009 thick. Street. range, disposal, dishwasher, itis Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 851 cash. 522-0931 dealer, j and parking. References and - large kitchen, dining jorea, 2SxM”, 25 cents each or 8 for wall to wall carpeting, air-con------!------and retailing. Fully sprinklered, with railroad sid­ BRAND NEW automatic zig­ security deposit required. $160 ditionlng, swimming pool and MANCHBSSTBR—New six room oversized garage, wooded lot, $1. CaU 84S-2711. FRONT ROOM for rent, central­ per month. Call 643-9678. 95 zag sewing machines, un­ tennis courts, parking and Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, ing. For further information call Stuart Carlson, $11,900. Char-Bon Agency, 648- The Answer To Your G ift Problenj! ly located. 59 Birch St. 649-7129. IM baths, fireplace, formal din­ 0688, 640-2426. DARK rich stone free loam; claimed lay-aways. Reduced to — — LOVELY two bedroom Garden Storage all Included. No pets. ing room, aluminum siding, 2- washed sand; stone, fUl, $44.80. Easy terms. Dealer 247- apartment. January 1st to June 527-9238, 875-8721. telephone 649-4655| : Apartmants— Fiats— car garage, and more. Low VERNON, 6V4 room 1960 Ranch bigy)(due gravel, manure and sand for 1065. 30th, sublease. Renewable. 30’s. CaU Paul W. Dougan, 7 acres, 977 foot frontage, 20 A Subscription To The ice. CaU 843-9804. Tenements 63 X SO, recent outbuilding, close FRIGID AIRE dryer. Admiral Electrlc range, refrigerator, EAST HARTEORD — 4 rooms, Realtor, 649-4538. t h e p r o v e n carpet cleaner dishwasher, disposal, heat and third floor, adults. 828-3303. to highway, Hutchins Agency, Double oven Range. Reason­ FOUR ROOMS on first floor, 30 Looks like the pace-setting C.P.O. shirt... Blue Lustre is easy on the able. Call after 6 p.m., 643- Locust St., heat, hot water, no air-conditioner furnished. No SPLIT -—Level, $21,800, Seven » 649-8824. Manchester ^Evening Herald budget. Restores forgotten children under 14, no pets. Rea­ ROCKVILLE —Four room rooms, family room, garage. actually, it’s a warm winter jacket that will never 4336. appliances, adults. $135. Cull p HOLTON LAKE, bargain year colors. Rent electric shampoo­ sonable. Manchester location. furnished apartment. Refer­ Large treed lot. FHA 6% per leave you coldl Bold timber-country plaids, lined 846-2426, between 9-5. end close out at $7,900. 8 er. $1. Paul’s Paint ft Wallpa­ ALBERT’S PROVES Call 643-2811. ences and security deposit re­ cent assumable mortgage. Im­ in Malden pile of deep, (Jense 100% acrylic... NOW RENTING t! room Ranch summer home A G ift For The Whole Family For The Whole THERE IS A WE HAVE customers waiting quired. $120 per month. Call maculate. Meyer Agency, 643- inap-front closing, shirttail side vents. Sizes 36-46. per Supply- *■ ntar water. Hayes Agency 646- SANTA CLAUS for the rental of your apart­ 643-9678. 0609. UPPER 3 rooms and bath, heat . 0181. Year IDEAL Christmas gifts. Fifty 3 Complete Rooms ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ used student desks, good con­ tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. and appliances. 643-1064. BOLTON — TTiree room apart- CENTRALLY located 3 bed PLUS ■ S u n m ^ £ j u ) o J u l |,,COVENTRY ctv Route 81. . . An Idaal G ift For: Mother and Dad dition, wood with metal APPUANCES ment, heat, hot water, appli­ room Colonial. New pednt out' frame, lift-top, chair and desk, MANCHESTER — Two bed­ THREE ROOM apartment, ances, and lota of closets. $120. side, nicely decorated Inside. w Real solid Gape that needs *5. ’Twenty-five student wood $398 room Townhouse. Appliances stove, refrigerator, $27 week­ Call 649-7367. Family priced at only $19,200. ,, some redoing. Three large Grandparents — College Students — • Walnut Bedroom tablet arm chairs, $4 each. and utilities, parking, patio ly includes heat, lights, etc. Norman 8 . Hohenjhal Realtor, •- rooms down (with fireplace • Living Room Suite J and bath) a ^ two large bed- Gremmo ft Boos, 819 Boot Mid­ and private cellar. $180. Call Quiet country settinft. Refer­ 6461166. Your Favorite Serviceman • 6 Pc. Dinette Set J.D. Real Estate Associates ences. 742-8161. V roonu) and. MV up. Basement dle Tpke.. 649-9953. Plus! ^ p U l a q s L Inc., 643-5129, 643-8779. Business Property NEW TTVO family duplex, five ^ garage. ReU big lot. Asking • Refrigerator SIX ROOM duplex, garage, no $18,900. T.J. Oockett, Realtor SPECIAL • Television Set For Sate 70 rooms each side. Separate CENTER Street, four large pets.f Maximum two chilchen. furnaces, quiet location, live 648-1677. • Range $14(). excludes heat. 1-633-1209, BOLTON —Former Rosemont By Raymond F. ft Louii C. Pomala SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE CHRISTMAS OFFER Blveiything Brand New! rooms, centrally located to economically, call now. Wol­ C O M P L m after 5. Restaurant, now for sale, ap­ Deluxe Apartments from $145 per month >MUTH WINDSOR, Blroh Hill. Low Easy Monthly Terms schools, bus,s hopping. Park­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- $30.00 per year — $ 15.50 for 6 months — $7.80 for 3 months Free college dictionary with proximately 10 acres. Great ' ' Large, Jumbo bIm 6 bedroom ALTERATIONS INCLUDED SEE TT NOW! ing. 568-8998. 2813. purchase of an Olivetti Un­ Phone: "John” Guida Furnishod potential, T. J. Crockett Real­ Colonial, family room, formal MANCHESTER New Garden R ontote By Wa Will Send A Gift Card derwood portable typewrit­ IViU Free 1-800-992-8647 Apartments 63>A tor. 643-1577. ROCKLEDGE area —New on /■ dining room, l i ^ e living room. er. Courtesy Cars type two bedroom deluxe apart­ the market. Large five room PAUL W . DOUGAN, Roaltor On a high wooded lot. Phllbrick INDUSTRIAL building on two A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S ment. Quiet locution, heat and t w o -ROOM furnished apart- Ranch with 1% baths, built- Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. acres, suitable for heavy manu­ 6 4 9 ^ 5 3 5 YALE TYPEWRITER 268-86 S. Main St., Wtby. appliances furnished. $175 per ment. Private bathroom, stove, Ins ini kitchen, finished base­ Welcome Here facturing. Complete with of­ HOTPOINT VERNON —Transfer makes USI OUR FREE LAYAWAY PLAN SERVICE Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9 e Sat. 9-6 month. Call Paul W. Dougan, refrigerator, heat, hot water. ment, plus garage, two fire­ Zl' fice facilities. For further In­ „ ______^ Realtor, 649-4535. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main places, many extras. Nice lot. this nearly new 4 bedroom Co­ lianrljratrt Euftting SINGER zii^zag sewing ma­ formation, call Mr. Phllbrick 649'4986. Street. T.J. Crockett Realtoi;, 648-1677. lonial available. All the work chine, slightly used, does ONE BEDROOM Garden type at Phllbrick Agency, 649-5347. Cornor of Now Stoto Road & HIIHard Stioot of a new home has been done 13 BISSELL STREET PHO NE 543-2711 LIONEL train 0 27 gauge, loco­ everything without attach- apartment. Heat and up- STUDIO apartment for gentle- ■ ------MANCHESTER, vacant 6 room lawn, oorpot, storm windows FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR motive, tender, 4 cars, track, ments. Complete price $58.60 pllancee included. $185 month- men. Private entrance, free cape full basement, corner lot. Modols Opon from 2:00 p.m. tHI dorli , etc. It won’t last long so call A t Rh 117 (PloiBvUle Ave.) Route 6 (Seott Bwaini) Rd.) Route 5— On Boat Hartford ’Town line switches, many automatic ac­ cash, terms available. Dial 246- ly. Call Paul W. Dougan Real- parking. UM Hackamatuck i. for early inspection. Normal) CALL OR STOP IN: MON. - FRI. 8:30 ■ 5:00— SAT. till NOON cessories, 849-801$. 21<0. tor, 6464835. Street, from 4-9 p.m. Read Herald Ads. ) S. Hohenthol Realtor, 646- For Th« Big Man bi Your Funlly, Visit Our Big Men’s Shop In BerUn, Coan. 1166.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAOS FORTY lManrl??0tpr Ewftiing I|fral5 Stores Open Until 9 O *Clock Tonight for Christmas Shopping ;

Offices of HAA-HUD. the feder­ There will be no Bible study al agency which Is financing the Aetivitiefi Cut tonight at the Trinity Covenant Comment Session Enderlin Explains Process About Town Damages Set project. A copy of this contract At Senior Center Avarage Daily Nat Pnaa Ron Church. The Manchester Board of has already been sent to the The Weather Because of the Ugh Inci­ For The Week Ended LBkote-OounoU. D cfTM o fT o - Directors wUl conduct an­ MHA, Enderlin said. OIrl Soout Troop 6tS will meet In Renewal Negotiations dence of flu and flihUks ill- Novem ber 16. ISSR cahonUt, win m ««t tonlglit at For Collision other of its public comment in other business. It was re­ CSoudy with rain, poneibly tomorrow at 8:10 p.m. at Com­ nsssss now In MtnchsUsr, 7:80 In Odd P bUoA Hall. Aftar sessions tomorrow, from 8:80 approve ’’disposition docu­ ported that a check In the sleet, developing tonight Low munity Baptist Church. Leon Enderlin, executive di­ Wslly Fortin, director o( lbs the inaetlnc, there be a ao- to 8:80 p.m.. In the town ments" which are sales agree­ amount of $86,022.92 had been in low er 80*. ’Tomoironr gra d ­ Of Car^ Bus rector of the Manchester Hous­ Ssnlor a tlis n 's Cantor, hfis cinl time wUt» rcfreahmenta. counsel’s office in the Munici­ ments concerned with the pur­ received from the New Torii of­ 15.341 ual clearing. High In '40g. Friendship Ledge of Masons ing Authority, told MHA com­ canceled U1 group settvitles Memben are reminded to btliic Five bus passengers and the pal Building. chase of land from the MRA fice of HUD as part of the de- Manchetter-*-4 City of Village Charm will have a Children’s Christ­ missioners that the steps in­ at the center until Jan. 8. .1 jrnb bar mas P a lly at 6:80 tomorrow Travelers Indemnity Co. were The sessions are held on by the MHA. These papers are vehem ent funds for the North a formalRy needed to convey The offleo and building wUl night at the Masonic Temple. A awarded a total of $0,280 yester­ the first Tuesday and third volved in the purchase of land End project. Enderlin said that VOL. LXXXVni, NO. 68 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN*, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1968 (Chtmlfied Adverttelng on P age s i ) PRICE TEN CENTS Cub Scout Pack 60 will meet be open during the day and prog ram of cnteilalnmonl has Thursday ot each month. by the M HA from the Manches­ land to the buyer. the authority could now pay the .tonlfdit at T at Lincoln School day by a Court of Common those wishing to visit or par- been arranged by Richard Shut- 'Ihose who appear are grant­ ter Redevelopment Agency for Hiortly thereafter, the MHA archttecta lor the project, Lewis for their ChrteUnae party. Boye Pleas Jury In connectlim with a tlcipato In card playing, tleworth, chairman, and Santa ed anonymity and their aug- the Authorities’ North End proj­ will meet and formally approve J. Drakos and Associates of are reminded to brinr their reading or watdiing TV may will be there to distribute gifts. bus-car collision In East Hart­ gestions and complaints are ect would result In a "slow |wo- the purchase of lahd from the Hartford, thalr due. He said grab beg gift. cess.’’ He made his remarks do so provided that there ba There wlU be a short business ford on Aug. 18 ,1906. relayed to the town mana- MRA subject to the terms stated architects wHl have the final at a brief meeting of the MHA only small groiqw, F6rtln meeting of the lodge at 7:30. Re­ M ary Brtuniuski of Esurt Hsul- ger’a office for review and in the disposition papers. plans drawn up before the Mancheeter Country Club last night. said. freshments will be served. ford was awarded $1,600; implementation. On a date as yet undetermin­ deadline In January when the will have Its annual diUdren’e At the beginning of the meet­ Cambodia Freeing Bridget Scott of '6 Hyde St. ed, the M R A and the M H A will contract documents wlM be sifi>- Chrlytmas party Sunday from ing Enderlin told the commle- The bands, orchestra, com­ was awarded $2,500, and bar meet for an "execution of the mltted. 2 to 8 p.m. at the clubhouse. elonera that the Town Planning "TMs involvea addi easing a few bined choirs, and Round Table husband Frar,k was awar ed dlsposlUon agreem ent," or a In other business, a financial Police Accidentally Foil There wlU be entertainment, Public Records Commiaslon had granted th e thousand envelopss,” Bndoriln Singers of MancheMer High $500 to pay for medical bills; Warrantee Deed signing of the papers concerned rilatement for November was ap­ and refreshments will be MHA nine extra months before said. School wUl present their Christ­ Patricia RIchloff of Manchester with the purchase of land by proved, and tt was announced served. Parents are reminded Frederick T. Baker to Ruth it had to begin its North End I t was also notsd thad the mas concert in the school’s was awarded $1,000; and Mr. the MHA. that the residents of WssthlU lo brit^ a gift for each of their B. Baker, property on Lyndale housing project. t«nanU will hold their seventh 12 Captured GIs BaHey Auditorium tonight at 6. and Mrs. Karils Kacenosovskis To make the sale final, how­ Oardena wlU be participating in rhlldren attending the party. St. In that time, the Manches­ annual Christmas party soon. of 700 Main St. were each ever, the M HA and the liOtA the Easter Seal Camp^gn for Quitclaim Deed ter Redevelopment (MRA) will RefreshmenU will be served and awarded $1,000. will also have to sign a contract the sevanUi year in cooperation SAIGON (AP) — Cambo- fimlth and James W. Brigham, would be flown by commercial Samuel M. Dimlop to OgiB S. meet with the Board of Direc­ Christmas music will be provid­ Figure Wrong The ’Travelers Indemnity Co., sent by the New York Regtonal with the Easter Seal Society. dia announced today that home addresses or airliner to Bangkok Friday, c-at» Dunlop, property at 14 Fairfield tors ot the town on Jan. 7 to ed, Enderlin said. which paid for the cost of re­ it is releasing 12 American other latormaUon. The U.S. and South yiet- St. Mackle Ransom Attempt In MCC Slory pairs to the Silver Lane Bus, soldiers captured in the Washington, a Pentagon namesc wmmands to S a l^ In yesterday’s story coTtcem- was awarded $1,750. TMof voor ori/1 fVio Viot spokesman said It had on its announced, meanwhile, that I Old Spice Ing the resolution submitted by The mishap occurred as the fJ ll captured list a Spec. 4 Thomas American, South Vietnamese Eklson M. Bailey at Manchester bus was returning to Manches­ ^n g Offered to fr^ three ,, mlsBlng ll»t and enemy caraalUee all to- i G ^ for Community College Regional ter with about 18 passengers. U.S. troops it holds and Pff. Donald a. Smith and Spec, creased last week although np CouncH meeting about the fee A oar driven by Mrs. Sara possibly more. 4 James W. Brigham Jr. ™»for sustotoed ground fighting 1 I paM Uie A.D. Uttle Co. In iU Dearocher of East Hartford was Prioee Norodom Sihanouk, d „, reported. -The U.S. Command Barbara Not Freed, Christmas study of future community col­ learii« the Flnt National park­ the Cambodian chief of Mate. reported four sharp sklrm- lege needs, the figure should ing lot west o f Forest St., FOR EVERY MAN The gift for allseasons told a news conference to Ishes Wednesday to which it I combine have been $8,000, not $100,000. heeded toward Hartford, poUce Phnom Penh he was freeing 11 J”®" ^ released tmtll it American forces killed 181 Itiolish iCeathet American soldier, and a ^ th ® “ "“ fined they are Pflwners Says Girl’s Father Dean H arry S. Godi ot ICCC reported, today corrected the figure after Mrs. Deaioctier toM police Vietnamese captured last July “ ®* ^ ® “ ®**: ^.??*** ^®*^® Prince Norodom SUianouk, MIAMI, Fla. (A P )—-Police accidentally broke up an H Quality and checking with Dr. Theodore her steering wheel locked and now in 3 great fragrances when their river boat strayed fj"® “ >""‘<1 L. Smiths among Cambodian chief of state, Powell, executive officer of the the car made a circle, croeataig Into Cambodian waters and an ,°®® missing or cap- ^ conference to attempt to ransom kidnaped coed Barbara Jane Mackle I Variety! Board of ’Trustees of Regional into the eastbound lane into the American helicopter crewman Phnom Penh he was relearing today when they atumbl^ on two men who had fished Community Colleges. A f e e of path of the oncoming bus. 3 . captured last month. The Australian Embassy to his prisoners so they can spend a suitcase stuffed with an estimated $600,000 out of $82,000 was paid for a survey Some o f the passengers in the 1. TIMBIRUNI A Tfiet Cong spokesman to Phnom Penh, which represents Christmas wtth their famiUee. ------Biscayne Bay. that recommended a Naugatuck bus w ere taken to Mancheeter REGULAR Paris said the three soldiers It the U.S. government to Cambo- Sihanouk called another news Unaware that the g irl’s (Ath- . Valley Center to serve four In­ Memorial Hoepttal for treat­ ' Is offsrtog to release are Thom- dla, said it expected that the 12 conference two hours later to er, home building mlllionaln ■fays flawy hrfnps tfc* aaidaars stitutions In the Waterbury ment of back pains, ehotSder a drop HHikM as Nelson Jones, Donald L. Americans being freed there announce he had received a Robert Mackle, had placed the fasfoorg "cordial" message from Presi­ area. pain, and other minor Injuries. qvita a epimh Apollo 8 money in the bay upon instruc­ dent Johnson. He said the Presi­ Bailey’s resolution also should Mrs. Dearocher was charged tions from the kidnapers, toe of- • 4 #(. After Shove Uilon • 4 e i. Afler Shove Ultoa dent told him the release of the have carried the comment that by poUce with failure to drive to a 4 os. After Shove totien (leers chased the men they saw a .s o 2 .80 prisoners would contribute to an such ccsButtant fees could bet­ the righ t 7JOO Countdown em erge from a Jungle area ad­ ter be used to Improve educa­ Improvement to relations be­ joining toe wa*er. Both vriilcles had to be towed • Celegne • 4 es. Celisae Secret Session Deadlocked tion. a 4 ei. All Purpeee lefton tween their two countries. John­ But the men, one deecribed as •m s ei from the scene. 3410 3.S0 iJOO son also assured him of "the stocky and about 40 years old Alter Shaw 4« e^aupw tnisM Hits Snag Shaw SWss, ISO continuing friendship o f the with dark hair and the other as a Celegne American people for Cambodia IN OUK COSMfTICS 08PT. OAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) handsome and 25,dropped the HOUSE gud HALE 3.00 Attack Bars Talk, and Its people," Sihanouk said. Rennet liroups — The lengthy Apo^p 8 , count­ suitcase full of money and fled. In his announcement that he L h to S t. down hit Its first tec^ical snag 'The officers, one a Dade Give Concerts was freeing the prisoners the today, but it was a minor one County deputy and the other a t ! Open Nights prince complained that Watdi- and was not expected to affect Miami policeman, exchanged ‘Ib e Bennet Junior High U.S. Warns Hanoi (See Page Hiree) Saturday’s planned blaatoff of shots with one o f the men, who School 7th, Sth, and 0th grade PARIS (AP) — The United son once announced would begin three astronauts toward an orbit they said was armed with a car­ riioirs, band, and ordieetra . attractive A Stotee has told North Vietnam ffonr- 5. around toe moon. bine. gave a Christmas concert in ttmt a Viet Cong attack on Sal- The problem cropped up as Authorities later said MEackle ' U.S. bombing of North Vietnam the launch crew prepared to personally placed the suitcase three assembly programs yes­ gift gon could bar serious peace ^ package arrange- pfpe supercold liquid hydrogen in the bay just before dawn. Tlie terday and again at an evening combinations— talka and cause a resumption of ment supposed to lead to an ex- Long Parley into the three fuel cells that will men made the pickup. Just performance. Faculty directors the bomfobM of the North, Uie panded peace parley but toe ri- produce electricity for Apollo 8. yeuds from a causeway leading were Samuel Macaluso of the beautifully North Vietnamese said today. val have me* to agree A valve to the pumping system to Key Biscayne, to a small mo­ band, Melvin Lumpidn tite 7th on proccauFes. Over Pueblo did not respond and had to be torboat stolen several hours ear­ The North Vietnamese In- ______grade choir, and Walter Qryeb packaged- . __ , ___ ._ . ... - A Nortn Vi6xnain€0e commu replaced. lier. i form antj reported thle after a the Sth and Otb grade choirs, nlque said Vance caHed today’s A spokesman for toe National Authorities denied rumors just secret aemkxt with U.S. negoila- asBlstsd by student director , _ __ _ . „ j . ,____aeseton and that he repeated Raises Hope Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ that Barbara had been returned ind Ceiegne Dorothy Helfrtdi. i f After Shove lotlen-Deodoront Stick i f After Shove totien • ^ “oW American proposluXTon- tration said the problem de­ to her family. wrap ...... 5.00s.oo InglMi tenrtier .....-....•-TS. WASHINCTON (AP) — U.S. BUY SWEDISH KORY A sextet of Sth grade girls, fngliih leather .... ^ long •” ...... 5305J0 Tknberilne ...... ______f- T l mache masks of animals, per­ Timberline ...... Timberline ...... endtog toe wart _ „ to the U.S. conception ot the tlves met at Panmunjom Thuia- however, that several aspects of said, "we certainly couldn’t formed to the band’s rendition the coimtdown, \riilch started make any statement right now ORDER GOLDEN HARVEST FRESH ot " I f I Could TaUc to the r Lau trS^S Ha- ‘**"*’ ‘" Sunday, were ahead ot schedule because a girl’s life is Mill to (X)NNECnCUT TURKEYS AT PINEHURST Animals.’’ The girls were Nan­ t charges amj repeated their past ^ deleraUon statement contin- ®®^ session since toe ^ and there was plenty ot Ume to dangw.*' rival for conference Sfa ‘he U.S. Intelligence P u e^ cy Barrett, Nancy Donofrio, propial. Mp make up for time loot because Maclde, who made a fortune Pioielmrst is otie of the few Btons to offa: the Belinda Dorsey, Mhry Ellen ■ fw .to ir» M 2 X f " of the faulty valve, aa a Florida land devek^r, orignad Momf) E-Z Chrve Ham in the Une wrap­ Hewey, Mary S h ^ and Janet p r o c ^ u i^ I t e ^ atUI to tospute, ^ ^^e South Vietnamese „ details were dUi- The spokesman said the said slKMily after the mcmey per. Veal. the North Vietnamese said. National Liberation Front’ (the »,oiir and 50 launch team expected to catch was found that his daughter hod ★ OPEN NITES till 9KK) Guard Edward Zelek of the Enfield prison explains his half hour stuffed in Get dnjr Oaear Meyer Cocktail Franks, Oscar Soloists were Donna Healy, HOUSE &.HALE Diplomats to cloee touch with ctona) are oreoarina to a* ^ four-how ^ up during a planned built-in not been released, levetopmenU agreed that toe Pf®P®f“ « ralnute session, toe State De- Janet Veal, Jack Haynes, DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—643-4123 "Clmrge Aeeoonto Cordtolly Rivltod” this car trunk with a bouncing block. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) hold of more than five hours, Barbara was kidnaped from Majro' Tiny Smokiee and lu g e Shrimp at Pine- Dannstte Oornallus, Susan ,wo deputy chiefs of their dele- Vance *^declared that If this toe scheduled this afternoon before an Atlanta motel room early tnunrt. Keans, Robin Chdinberlaln, gattons had made no progress happens. ’It would create a situ- the so-called terminal count- Tuesday. down starts at 8 :6l p.m. 'This Is Mackle, through Fred Proh­ Plcaae torn to page 23 fin- oar main ad . . . Dawn Dawson, Joan { Opthberg Dt their Maricm, the first since gy„h that it would be Im- ®*^®® "^®™ ® and Pam ela Tbomaa. last Friday. t ^ '"® "‘ ’ P®*^ “ • « « « « o f the 82 one of six such periods worked bose, chief of toe Miami FBI, Is- Aocompaaiato were Jane Low, The no-progress outcome of Tohnson’s N ov 1 order to -Son crewmen. into the countdown to handle sued a statement saying he nNEHURST daudla Kurid, Osthy Johnson, ^private toe fifth U S bombing^’ North Vlrtnam ^J^® X “^^^ntTtl ” s ^ Man Flees Prison Guards, such contingencies. wanted toe kidnapers to know Nancy Wilson, Nsney PiUdn During flight, the fuel cells be had nothing to do with the re­ and Kathleen French. combine liquid Iqidrogen, at a covery. re^n temperature of 423 degrees be- p^bose said Mackle "will happening conference that President J®/®'-® tained the Pueblo was In inter- , ^ DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTHR—-643-4123 of John T. Merrill, was in toe was driving so fastm i I s a fr^ d ®«- the morning and planned .7 ^®'® >"®" ‘ national waters when tt was guards in a car in to huddle with lunch officials boarded and towed into the Elllngd^u this morning, courtroom during her son’s ap- the car would tip over. He must Norman Thomas to the afternoon. J"®*!’. Gourmet Blondor North Korean port of Wonsan. but was back in police pearance and sentencing. have been making zig zags. I A ir Force Ool. Frank Borman, ^‘^tog w et suit, recovered The State Department’s con- hands by nOOn 'Ihe three guards, EMward was In that trunk close to half the money from the water. Then It was'Merrill’s second escape Zelek of Pasture HUl Rd., Som- an hour tefore he stopped automatic can-oponor Armation of toe meeting came (See Page Twelve) toe twelve foot outboard boat makes everyday Dead at Ase 84 » from prison guards. Hls first ers; Allen Chapman, 26, of Staf- About five minutes later, I with the name, "Whaler’’.paint (See Page Twelve) was last Christmas day when ford Springs; and John Jasmin, heard some people talking m i ed on it put ashore in an expan­ and knifo>sharponor he escaped from toe state pris- 43, East Killingly, toen put I s ta ^ ban^ng ^ toe fender, HUNTINO'rON, N.y. (AP) — ot sive residential area Just south cooking easier — on farm in Enfield after leav- Merrill back in handcuffs and ^ them to get the police. of downtown Miami. — a doublo duty Norman Thomas, six Umes So­ Ing a dummy in hls bed with a Into . a state prison car. They Merrill had apparently driv- Huge N-Test 'Two days earlier, Barbara and entertaining cialist candidate (or president Bulletin note saying that he was going were on Rt. 83 In Ellington, ®"_i^*’® J®*" was taken away, wearing a rad UoyiTs radios a p p lia n co and throughout hls life a prod- home. Police found him at about 10:30 a.m., when M errill ^*^® and v-liite nightgown, by a man pulled a small pistol on toe <>" Tolland Tpke. to Man- with a shotgun and a young boy. der of toe American conscience, PUEBLO CREW’S RELEASE home. Jars Desert a new world cd personal electronics a cinch ,commandeered toelr J^*'®*'®„ The Emory College student waa died today. He was 84. REPORTED IMMINENT Three guards from the Enfield guards aigLco and ordered toem> 'The announcement was made prison took Merrill to Tolland one reyolver Manchester staying to a motel with her WASHINGTON (AP)— A there and forced the trunk open at the Hilaire Farm Nursing County Superior Court to Rock- to ta>e several back roads to mother before returning to their I ■m responsible U.S. source Indi­ by breaking down toe wall be­ In Nevada Home here by Mrs. Margaret ville this morning to face a EllW^on, according to police, Qoral Gables Florida home for Opent cant of oil titei and cate Thursday North Korea tween, the back seat and the Gottsegen, director of nursing. charge stemming from hls es- He had them stop toe car By RALPH DIGHTON Christmas vacation. •hapef. One-lever conlrol has agreed to release in the trunk. 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