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VOL. LXXXVp, NO. 60 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, pONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 (Claemiled Adyeitisliig on P a ge *i) PRICE SEVEN CENTS j ’ l State n || w8 Twisters Hit Concert

Leads to r/ Florida Cities \ PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP)— TVirnadoes also hit at smell A rtew tornado watch was issued towns between Panama Olty Arrests today for the Florida Panhan­ and P ensacola 160 m iles w e s t dle, ravaged Sunday morning One twister smariied Into- the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — by roaring twisters which lev­ Alabama * coastline, damaging A rock ’n’ roll concert wocr eled hundreds of homes, killed homes at MlfUn and raking a stopped by p<^ce, the lead sing­ two and caused more than 97 boatyard in Bon Secour, Ala., er o t the groiq>, “The doors,” million in damages. where the uninsured loss was was dragged off the atage, a few Ten Florida Panhandle cities estimated at 920,000. acuffles broke out and three per- were hit Sunday morning and ’Three-year-old Joan (Joker, aona In the Journalism field residents spent a restless night one of six children dug out o4 were arrested Saturday night. as tornado watches were posted the wreckage of their Fort Wal­ P olice said Jim M orrison, 24, and then lifted at T a.m. today. ton B each hom e, died at ElgUn of Loe Angeles, leader of the The second watch was put in ef­ Air Force Base Hospital Sunday singing group, was giving an fect at 9 a.m. ’The Weather Bu­ where her mother gave birth to reau said the threat of twisters “indecent and immoral exhibi­ her seventh child during the would last imUl 3 p.m ., EST. tion” when they stopped the storm, hospital officials said. Medical teams from Eglin Air show at the New Haven Arena. parents were identified Force Base gave free tetanus 1118 Morrison was arrested as only as M. Sgt. and V tsa. H. and typhoid immunization shots were Michael Zwerln, music Coker. Officials said the Cokers’ to residents in Fort Walton critic for the Village Voice two-stary home was leveled by Beach, a community 60 miles newspaper In New Toih; Tim the twister. Psgre, a photographer on assign­ west of here, where 220 homes suffered extensive damage. Loveta Byrd, 29, the wife of ment for Life magaslne; and M. Sgt. Jerry J. Byrd, died of a Yvonne V. Cihabrier, a research­ Water service was still lack­ er for Life. ing in many areas but electrical (See Page Twelve) In his arrest report, Lt. service was virtually restored James P. Kelly wrote that Mor- by midmorning. rlsOn and an 18-year-old coed M ore than 200 persons w ere from Southern Connecticut State injured in Florida, several criti­ College were “standing and cally, and a watchman at a kissing” In a dressing room wrecked shopping center in Fort 62 Killed prior to the show. Walton Beach was reported One Mdtness, Fred Powledge, m issing. a writer working on a rock ’n’ Most of the Injured lived in a A s roll story, said Morrison began housing area at ’Tyndall Air singing a number on-stage and Force Base and at Fort Walton told the audience about a con­ Beach. Hits India frontation earlier in the dress­ One twister hit an Alabama ing roKMn. border county. BOMBAY (AP) — A vidiient “ Morrison told the audience Ofticlals estimated damages earthquake hit mountainous that he was talking to a girl in at more than $7 million. Gov. southwest India today, leveled a the dressing room when a po-, Claude Kirk asked federal h^p town at the epicenter, and left liceman came in and told the for what he termed a disaster 62 dead, more than 6(X) injured couple , to move,” Powledge area. and more than 6,000 hometess, said, “ lilorrison said he hesUat- Helmeted National Gturds- Maharashtra State- oCflcials ed and the officer sprayed mace men toting rifles i»troled the said. in his eyes.” cities and highways to prevent The town was Koynanagar, Mace is a spray used in quell­ A helicopter, painted with eyes and a mouth, is guided to a landing spot by a U.6. Marine on Operation Kentucky. (AP Photofax) lootiig, timied back sightseers 160 m iles southeast o f Bom bay ing persons who become violent. amd helped in the massive In the Ghats Mountains. The The police account, however, deamup. United News of India said 80 per said the patrolman had asked Reportedly Took Heroin Kirk toured the Bayou Wood cent of the houses and buUdingB Morrison to leave and that scuf­ section of Fort Wadton Beech In the town were destroyed. fle broke out. He said he used Sunday hours after a twister The town sits atop a 8,000-foot the mace to subdue the per­ spun off from a violent thunder­ mountain and is (he site of a form er. VC Suicide Assault Halted GOP Governors storm had smauihed 60 homes at major hydroelectric dam serv­ I Richard Loren, 26, of New 8 a.m . ing Bombay. The dam was re­ York, Morrison’s agent, asked SAIGON (AP) — Viet American was killed and 31 ed into the middle of a flreflght As the storm bounced over a ported undamaged, but power, that Morrison not be arrested so Cong troops were badly wounded in the two-hour battle between the American ground laike amd tore a five-m ile long was shut down, UacUng out' that the singer could appear for the 120-man post. troops and the Viet Cong. A heli­ Shape Platform swath it left 220 homes wrecked. B om bay. with his act. mauled in a suicide as­ Two of the attacks closer to copter pulled the airmen to Five hours later amother fun- Home Minister Y. B. Chavan' sault Sunday on a fortified WASfflNGTON (AP) — Re­ nue to influence the 1968 cam ­ Police agreed, and Morrison Saigon were apparently diver­ safety. neli ripped into a row of duplex went to the scene. AH available was permitted fo perform. U.S. tutHlery post 60 miles publican governors, so far re­ paign. sions but in the third a wave of It w as the 216th U.S. com bat homes at the housing area for state transport, buses and am­ In his report, Kelly said he north of Saigon while luctant to put themselves behind guerrillas broke the perimeter plane reported downed by ene­ Their priority target itow is a Air Force families, flattening 80 bulances with doctors dhd grabbed the microphone and any single presidential hopeful, other guerrilla units made at a U.S. 9th Infantry Division my acUon in South Vietnam. share of the leadership of the o f them amd datmiaging 24 oth­ nurses was sent from Bombay. told the audience the show was camp at Nhut Tan before being are determined to make them­ three sh^rp attacks on In the ground assault on the platform committee at the next ers, leaving one deatd, nine aaeri- The quake struck as most peo­ over. Police said they received thrown out in hand-to-hand selves a force in shaping the is­ outposts within 25 miles U.S. artillery post one Viet Cong national convention. The gover­ ously hurt and about 400 persone ple slept Bombay newspapers complaints from some in the fighting. sues on which the GOP candi­ of the capital. who got through the barbed nors’ candidate for that role is homeless. ’That tornado touched received reports that the toll s audience that they did not like date will run. The enemy death toll in major The U.S. Command reported wire and deadly crossfire Pennsylvania Gov. Raymond P, down five more times before fiz­ was 100 dead, but these w ere the language allegedly used by actions over the past week that seven Americans were Rhode Island Gov. John H. Shafer. zling out. unconfirmed. the performer. jumped into a U.S. bunker was climbed past 1,200, according to killed and 46 w ere wounded in strangled by an American ser- Chafee fixed that goal today as Senate Republican Leader Ev­ Damage warn estimated in the The report from the state gov­ Some scuffles between police U.S. and South Vietnamese cal­ the three skirmishes around Sai­ gieant. The Oonunumitsts over­ the party leadership conferred erett M. Dirksen is in line to be Fort Wadton Beach airea at ernment said moat of the cas­ and the audience broke out as culations. gon, with almost all the casual­ at a session of the Republican ualties occurred near Kbynana- the Arena was cleared. ran one bunker and destroyed the platform chairman. Chsdee, m ore tham $6 m illion by O i«doo- ties at Nhut Tan. coordinating committee. sa County Sheriff Ra^ Wilson gar, a town of 10,OQQ built fOr Photographer Page said he An eaUmated 400 Oonununieto an M60 tank. An American in the chairman of the Republican Renewed skirmishing also The governors’ three-day workers at the giant Kbyna hy­ was arrested while taking a pic­ charged out of the predawn the bunker played dead and es­ Governors Association, ac­ amd at 91.6 million to housing at was reported along the central conference in Palm Beach, Fla., droelectric dam and plant ture of an officer “roughing up darkness toward bunkers in the caped with an eye wound. knowledged there is Uttle the Tyndadl by public Information coastal plains,' where 30 Viet The government said the Koy- a k id .” American artillery post but The artillerymen took two turned out to be another gather­ governors can do beyond asking o ffice r Hemk Haursham. Cong died in one action. But ing of the presldentiaUy nona- na dam was not damaged but- The police report said Page, were caught in a heavy cross­ prisoners, one of them a major National Chairman Ray C. Bliss Water, gas, electricity amd guerrilla fire brought down a anotiier hydroelectric plant at Zwerln, and Miss Chabrier were fire of machine guns, grenade who commanded the Viet Cong ligned. ’That left the state execu­ to give Shafer a share of the telephone service was cut off in U.S. Air Force Phantom jet, KhopbU, between Bombay and arrested for “breach of the iaunchers, 40mm cannon and tives mth national policy-mak­ the northwest section of Fort and the two crewmen parachut­ (See Page Tw^ve) Poona, was put out of commls-' peace), interfering with an offi­ 106mm howitzers level for ing efforts as their current ave­ (Bee Page Twelve) Wadton Beach. point-blank fire. rion. cer, and resisting arrest.” This knocked out elaotric In addition to the Indecent ex- GIs found 124 enemy bodies on the batUefleld and said many service to several thousand '(See Page Twelve) were only teen-agers. One square miles. Including Bombay and its population of 4.6 mlUloo. In the metroprils hundreds of thousands poured into the streets and spent the rest of tiie - r At Cancel Bay Plantation night in the open. An area from Sura, 160 mUes Robbs Honeymoon (See Page Six) In Virgin Islands Penn State i CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V.I. Thomats, where they are staying (AP) — President Johnaon’s at the Caneel Bay Plantation. daughter Lynda and his new A rumor persisted that the Honse Fire a sondn-law honeymooned today couple woidd go on to Hawaii, In the privamy of one of the Vir­ but there was no confirmatian. gin IMamd's most exclusive re­ Robb has leave from his mili­ Described;; sorts after the tint White House tary duties until Dec. 20. PHILADEPHIA (AP) _ “R w edding in 68 yearns. Both Lynda and her mother Lynda and Mamine Capt. was like everything was soaked have visited at the Caneel Bay Cbarlea 8. R obb q;>ent their with gas ... A wave of flame home of millionaire Laurence S. wedding night at the White came across the ceiling and the Rockefeller, who has develo|>ed whole place went up.” House, then slipped aboard a ■ ^ the northed tip of the nine- commercial airliner Sunday aft- Theit w a s n ow ooHaglaln la n c e * mile-long island as an exclusive emoam amd flew to San Juan, KoUmer, 19, o f D eerfield, B l., ' resort. PJL A private, plame took them described the way a fire turned decorations at a pre-Christmas , to St Ihonoaa. and then they While the newlyweds relaxed ctdlege fraternity dance into an had a 16-ininute boat ride to St. in tile Caribbean, Mrs. Johnson John, three miles eaurt of St. planned to fly to Texas today to inferno, killing three persou join the President at tiielr Sunday. ranch. He flew down Saturday Nine others at the Delta Tau * * night after the wedding, saying Drita house party In the heart he was “very tired.” of the University of Pennsylva­ nia campus were injured—most- , P oll on Red CSiina Robb’s family, from Milwau­ (HeieU Dhoto bar FInto) ly from jumping for their lives • PRINOBTON, N.J. AP — kee, hrid a big reunion Sunday Light from the fire shinea through stream of water shooting onto remains of a house, under constructions, at Flagg and Scott Drs. at an Inn near Winriiester, Va., from second-story windows. An Increasing number of Amer­ attended by his 8S-year-old Five firemen also suffered ml- ' icans think Red China will in­ grandmother, Mrs. Harvey J. nor injuries fighting the Maze ^ ' tervene with troops in Vietnam Sims, andJiO other rriatives. Police'Say Blaze Deliberately Set which swept through the ttareb- if the North Vietnamese dtow The White House bustled with story brick and stone bulldliv. signs of giving in, according to woricmen changing from wed­ Fraternity members said the latest Gallup Poll. ding to Christmas decorations. about 100 men and their George Gallup, director of They had pleitiy of red and Fire Ruins Home Being Built on Flagg Dr. were at the party earlier. KoU- * the American Inalltute of Pub­ white flowers, holly, mistletoe mer was among a score of par- - , lic Opinion, a late Novem­ aalf and other evergreens left from tygoera staying imtU the la st ber survey of 1,688 households By JOHN STAKNIS Sedrick Straughan, assistant ’The witness said that firemen blaze. Some shingles stored in the wedding. minute befbrer gilds’ curtew ek a , found 49 per cent of those polled A sudden and fteroe fire fire chief of the Town Fire De­ turned water hoses onto the the room fell through the floor ii The traditional floor-to-ceiling a.m. He was in the room vdiere oomptetoly destroyed a home partment, sold the speed with house, but this cau^ and into the basement. thought the Chinese would In­ Christmas tree was being In­ the blase broke out In avl4-fbot ' » under canstmctlion at 19 Flagg which the fire started and burn­ sparks to Jump high' into the ’The debris from the previous tervene as they did In Korea in stalled In the Blue Room, where snowman made of ohioken w (i« Dr. Saiturday nlgUt. PoOiiloe say ed led the department-to be­ air. After this happened, the fire on ’Tuesday was still in the 1960. the bridal couple and their par­ stuffed with piq>er. lieve it was of suspicious ori­ witness said, the fii;emen con­ area of the house when the fire Gallup said tiuti those bold­ ents greeted guests with hugs, the fire was defiberaltely set. Other decorations at the party gin. centrated spraying water on the broke out Saturday. ing this belief had measured 40 kisses and handshakes after the Deit. J to District got there. the corner of Flagg and Scott ed the possibility of interven­ installed. the ewenneas o t the burning, ’Tyler Is also president o f the motif tradtttionid wtth the an- ‘ « D rives. 1 tion, a s com pared with 88 p er But tile wedding itself isn’t whene the whole floor area went When the fire trucks pulled Manchester Lumber Co., and nual pcurty that preceiled exam w eek. ■ oent in August, and 86 per cent likriy to be forgotten soon. ait once, showed the burning out at 8:20 p.m. to answer the On D ec. 6, shortlylortl^ before 4 Reid is treasurer. .^in' June, according to the was ndt aoohlentel. "It’s not call, the high, rising flame from p.m., the floor in one of the Samuel Guglno, 19, a sbplib- ’ - Lynda, 28, goes Into the histo­ ’Tyler sdi^ the inside of the p rils. Uke somebody throwing a burn­ the fire was visible at the 8th ixx>ms was burnediirned through' m ore from Buffalo^ N .T ., ■■wf, T ry'books as the seventh psesi- house was not completely fin- ing pieoe of paper hi a oonter,” District flrriiouse at HUllard completely before firemen from "I just saw flames. Suddefily It « ' (See Page Twenty-Three) h e said. Rill and Main Sts. the 8th District subdued the (See Page Twelve) (Bee Page Besen) K M '*.’-'-''- : N' ■h ■

'• 0 a f" ■ . MAKCmtSMl BVCmNO SEltALt», MAMCHfiSTBR, CONN., MONDAY, DBCBMBEIt 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 P A G E T B B i i '• - ■ T o lla n d morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the home Md h«r 6ifo4t U»1A beta oUt Bridge About Town of Mrs. Edward O’Brien, 268 of JuflUtrum«nt Mililbox to Santa Installed y t Your Doll/ AcHvHy Guidt S^.23 . MAndiester WATE8 will meet BKFOBB YOU ACT South dealer ’• to Iho Start. wm have Us quarteriy moating had h*an t m i fei .haunt the g M . According OcV. 23( tomorrow at the Italian Ameri- PLEASE GO AWAYH “THE WAY By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD North-South vulnerable tonight at 8 at the clubhouse, In Waco, Tet. He aaid alM h a i ndt been raped. In Death of Boy, 7 To develop message for Tuesday, cann aub, BDdridge St Weighlnc NORTH redd words corresponding to numbers Daley Rd., Coventry. The correct way to pley the In Front of the Town Hall 4640-75 In' wlH be from 7 to 8 p.m. lire. Where? BERMUDA *DATS! WAOO, Tex. (A P ) — TheM de loiudl with her father hi VBR8AILLES, France (AP) pushed the case into the woods trump suit may depend oh how ♦ Q J 6 TAMRM of your Zodiac birth sign. I HEARD 1 The Klwanla O u b of Menohea- V/UUam K rar and Harvey W ard neqrby and, 18 minutes after the many tricks you can afford to K 94 Christmas la coming to Tol- Hodgkins, Ernie Homes, Cindy APR. 21 1 A 31 Around 61 Or JAN . 28HI to FEB. 1, 1968 body of a lt-year«Id whmhn Warn prtdihy. fhh aeareh >daa — A 18-year-old described as " a 32 Right 62 Now tor, Inc., wiU meet tomorrow ^ “ e ^ members m ^ O irite “gam e” began, killed Emman' 0 Q532 land, with the announcement of Howe, Chuck Hdyflsld, Anne ! mat 21 2 Too •tudeht I t Baylor VnioMu:^ etarted afthr the gtrt, ifbo weird boy with wild eyes” has lose. You can’t play for safety 3 N «» 33 Sex 63Toct decorations wMch A KQ7 ■everel acUvltlee for the towns- Jenelle, Mike Lalmtalne, Rita 3- 6-17-19 64 Invitation noon at the Manchester Ooun- (Longer stay available on requeet) by John Gruber uel with a piece of wood. until you have found out what 4B« 34 Person demonstrated at a previous wee found Sunday near a mari- admitted beating his 7-year-old H ie scene w as a hut the youth WEST EAST people, an centering around the Mae Peckham, Donna Morin, ^-288567 SCXract 35 it 65 Irxlicated try Club. the aftttilhofi,‘falled to return to le eafe. 6 Opportunity 36 Reconsider 66 Questions meeting. na on Lake Waoo. next door neighbor to death in a had built of scrap lumber A 109743 Margaret Peckham, Carol Proc- SAGITTARIUI her Kome in A A A flt d . Opening lead —Jack of dla- A K85 7 Much 37 Your 67 Privote Senta haa written announcing tor, Cindy Rail, Jeri Rogers, MAY 22 68 More Grace Group of Center Con­ The diaoovery of the body, forest after kidnaping him in a where, neighbors said, he some­ 9 None <7 QJ86 8 Friondly 38 Then NOV. Her ear Whs |ottnd FKday monda. ^ JUNE 22 9 Influwtiol 39Ak>ng 69Focts gregational Church will have a Mhnehester Assembly, Order times sat all day with a toy gun 0 J 1098 0 K764 the inatallatie clethlnt In the A Roman Catholic priest was the first trick with the singleton tse w a s mieelnt- In ace of diamonds and careless­ to him. They may also be mail­ the first round championship of 75 Coll DEC A modern Christmas story by trabs at one dirie, but that Is seat sisle le up while the sea­ of Emmanuel MnUtort, his vic­ used as an inteimediiary to car­ i? A 107532 15 Ston 45 Attention FROM BARTTFOBD been mlestnt since FMday the car wihrft bloodstaliied pae)(- ly led the ace of trumps. Now ed to him at the North Pole, the Men’s Volleyball League k JULY 23 16Tolk 46 Awoits 76 At JAN, Daphne du Maurier "Happy the sItuaUon Which prevails at sons subscribers are down or tim, but the money was found in ry Emmanuel’s sweater and a 0 A 77 Figures nltht afes opntaifttnt Cthiletfaias pre­ East was sure to defeat the ToUand Town HaU, ToUand, 17 And 47 Out ChristmEw” will be presented at ^ The ^ Permanent Memorial ^ Ihchldes: static in numbers. M r. Bern­ the luxurious villa where the sock ito the family to show he A AJ103 last week, defeating Tolland \ 2- 7-16-20 18 Art 48 Or 78 Restless n-14.29^- sents the had bogfht for her present. Tiie first to announce a meeting of the WBCS of South Committee will meet to- Officers said the yodnt wom ­ was held and to relay an in­ cMitract with his two trump Conn. AU letters wlU be an­ Barbershop 2-1 In a tightly con­ /'25-6845 19 Wonderful 49 Ask 79 Before 4M^73 he Was leavlht w as Leonard stein got so much undeserved youth lived with his grandpar­ West North Brat BOPersotxil an had been slashed repeatedly parents. tricks. swered, he promised. tested championship play-off se­ uo 20 Not 50 You AOUARMt Methodist Church tonight at 8 Roond Trip Jet Transportation, Roond Trip Trans- Bemstoih of the N ew York PhU- pubUetty that the wives of an ents. Emmanuel's father la a crease in the ransom demand, Pass 2 N T Pass 21 Inventory 51 On 81 Deciding The Town HaU wlU be decor­ ries last week. JULY 24 JAN. 21 at the church. ^ ‘*** Municipal BuUdtng. fera AlrptMi To Hotel, 5 Days, 4 Ni^htB at Behnont the conventloniefra attending a French gwernmental offic!al. $12,000 rather than $4,000. "There’s probably a safety 22Choi>Be 52 Food 82 This harmohle, then came Jean Ifar- Pass 4 C? Pass ^ AUG. 23 83 And FEB. 19 The priest put the money in play,” South admitted, “but 1 ated with Ughto and Christmas Three Sons won the flrst game, 23 Plug 53 Circulate Golf and Ooontry Glob, Breakfast and Gourmet tlnon of ft e Chlcafo Symphony, New York blowout, "Just had to Police Commissioner Rene An Pass 24 Beat 54 You 84 Moke could wreaths for the first time In with the barbershop team -53-56 13-21-3007^ Preceptor Gamma Chi^ter, and the latest is Brio Lstns- see him ." And see him they Camard said the 16-year-oId, the hiding place the 18-year-old didn’t know whether I 25 Enough 55 Domestic 85 Your Dhmera Daily, AH Green Fees, Standard Grataitiee, trick. I several years. Both the decora- coming back to capture the sec­ 1-788889 26 The 56 No 86 Appearance 52-59-80-86^ Beta Sigma nil sorority, will RANGE dorf, i4 > In Boston. did! Few ^listened to him. He whose identity was not an­ had specified. afford to lose a trump wotdd win, assuring the stam. Golf CUni& Rum Swizzle P o i^, Loeal Pro In At­ tions and Santa’s maUbox are ond. The third game w as close 27 Opposite 57 Need 87>Mjy PtSCKS have a Christmas party and din­ put on a good entertainment, nounced because of French law In a villa-by-vllla search of might also have to loee a 58 if SSChdnget I have Just returned from If West had all four trumpa, 28 Comet FEB. 2 0 ^ tendance, Siffhtaeeins For Non-GtHfera. TALL OEDARS tit LtlAMON the entire nelghborhoxxl Satur­ spade.” being provided by the Board of right to the end, with a final 29 Surprise 59 Clothing 89f EBored ner tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. at but his artistry was subject to on Juvenile crimes, lured E m ­ East would dtocard when de­ N ew York WhCre at least some '' Recreation. The mailbox is be- smash by BUI Sidmond, Anal­ 30 Of 60 Your 90 Time MA^21 ^ the home of Mrs. Ermano Oara- considerable questioning. manuel into the case last Mon­ day, police arrested the youth at It was a poor excuse. South 12/12 FUEL OIL m of the musical cotnoscenti be­ clarer led the four of trump* “'i’dng bunt by Henry Kreshko. ly iMittlng the Three Sons team New York critics, who are day by asking the youngster to his home. They said he doubled should test the mades before ) Adverse Neutral venta, 109 N. Lakewood Circle. B rH lieve the lose of Bernstein will from dummy. South would -*'• Santa is slated to arrive by in the winning spot. € t71-77-7S^l^ not as astute musically as those piay “ man.” up sobbing, told the complete playing trumps. If*he loses the GASOLINE Tybutavuj-, here be a serious blow to the Phil­ then go up with the ace of oxcart Sunday, leaving his reln- The second round of play be­ of a generation ago, were suf­ The child rode in the case story less than 24 hours later, spade finesse he can try for all The confirmation class of harmonic. Before he came, say trumps and return a trump q.'-deer home to rest up for the gins Thursday, on© week later cort ficiently astute from a bustnoss while the older boy pushed it and told officers where to find of the trumps, but If the spade Noith Methodist Church will they, the orchestra was through West to dummy’s king- Christmas Eve .activities. ' He than scheduled, because of the standpoint to realise that if they along the sidewalk shouting the body. FoUce saJd they found finesse wins he can look for a meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at langutshlng so far as attendance nine. This would make It easy V---W1U arrive at the Town HaU at playoff. The second round win­ B A N T L Y OIL Travel Agency, Inc. BINGO the magazine from which letters Matter of Time the church, end the Christian panned Mr. Bernstein In the "junk m an" the way scrap-iron safety play in trumps. was concerned; now they feel to limit West to one trump "*"1 p.m. where he wlU remain ner will meet Three Sons for Faith Group 1 will meet at 8. terme he frequently deserved, buyers do. Use of the carriage for the ransom note had been Finesse Wins «7 MAIN ST. BIANCHESTEB the COfkIltion will recur. trick. ’untU 4 to visit In person with the league championtelp. they might cause the orchestra foiled police tracking dogo. cut at the home. P H O N E 64S-W71 0RAN8E HMl EVUlY TUESMY Frankly, r m not of that South should lead a club to Daily Qoectlon ToUand youngsters. to fold up. Nobody wants this Police said one lead to the 10- He was charged with kidnap­ Brownie Notes U.S. Eventually Must Cut Holy Fcunlly Mothers Ciircie opinion. Mr. Bernstein could dummy at the second trick Partner opens with one heart, •in The third Annual Christmas Brownie Troop 6171 recently to happen from an artistic year-old was his adolescent ing and murder, which for a will have a Christmas party to- draw . a house, where others in order to return the queen of and the next player paeeee. You juTCarto Bing wUl be held Dec. 21 visited the Lutz Junior M u­ standpoint, and the critics don't voice in six telephone calls to juvenile could receive a sen­ By spades. When the finesse wiM hold: Spades, K-8-6; Hearts, 0- •u In the St. Matthew Church seum In Manchester, accom­ want it to happen from a the Mailllart family in connec­ tence of 10 to 20 years’ deten­ link Between Gold, Dollar E n r o p e South knows he can afford to J-8-B; Diamonds, K-7-B-4; (Snbe, ..id.parking lot at 7 p.m. An alter­ panied by their leadw Mrs. standpoint of business. tion with the ransom demand. tion. LONI lose a trump. 9-4. nate storm date of -Dec. 28 has By Jo s e p h r . y n e Domestic use of the metal for In fact the critics there help­ They said there were other The boy's father, an auto im ­ Richard Fetko, and by Mrs. trouble Declarer should next lead the What do yon say? been set Associated Press Writer such things as wedding rings ed the Philharmonic as much signs of an amateur plot—the ports executive, and mother, a Rlchtud WUkie, Mrs. Francis sign four of trumps from dummy. Answer: Bid two diam

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when Brown, who had had too SECOND NUCLEAR PLAN T p.m. Also next Sunday the post whole kernel corn, apple crisp, cabbage and carMt salad. many drinks, appeared on tele­ WATERFORD (AP) — A sec­ ED South Windsor office will be open from 1 to bread and butter; Thursday, Milk is served with all m eEds. vision and shocked viewers by ond nuclear-powered generating 4 p.m. and Dec. 28 from 8 a.m. broiled frankfurt In a roB, bak­ A salad plate will be served tolling a few tasteless ancedotes TV-Radio Tonight plant, to be built under $100 to 2 p.m. ed beans, catsup with relishes, d a lly in the h ig h s(diool. about the late president. million contract by Combustion ^hool Board WUl Meet The post office will maintain tossed green salad with French More recently, newsmen were Engineering of Windsor, will go CQ its regular schedule of 7 a.m. dressing, chocolate pudding Manchester Evening Herald treated to another of Brown’s up alongside one now under ( i n ­ to 6 p.m. Monday through Fri­ with topping; Friday, baked South Windsor Correspondent, famous harangues, this time In Television struction at Millstone Point. At Eli Terry Tomorrow day. flah sticks, potatoes, cheese, Ann Lyons, teL 644-8882. SAVE! a Scarborough hotel lobby after The new plant, scheduled for Players to Meet preas photographers had tried 6:00 ( 3) Movie (234(M0) News, Weather compIeUon In the spring of 1074, FOB A;^------The Board of Education will Island; Patricia Strong, Con- The South Windsor Country ( 8-tMa) Mike Douglae (IS) Truth, Consequences (C) Tou’U never have to ,b(W»*“q "se? • • i, meet tomorrow night at the E li necUcut College; Mlqhael Lon- to take pictures of him dancing (30) Perry Mason 7:80 (18) Alfred HlSlMmck will have a capacity of 800,000 because each Ome and Players \rill hold their final with his wife. (il8) HIchway Patrol aOdO99-80) The Moidcees (C) kUowatts or 200,000 more than prlMi your roll of Block A Whkeor Terry School. Items on the don, Plymouth State College; m e ^ n g of the year tonight at (30)■ U ia i^ and Panel Dlscuii- ( 8-40) cowboy in Africa (C) Kwht-oAir mm we pmi ABBO- at BRAY’S agenda .includea discussion of David Yonlka, Linda Janicke, make the In fairness to the foreign lUon ( a-lfl) "W ii«ed Woi«d" the generator now under con­ LITTBLT niEE, a fresh roll of film 8 p.m. at the South Windsor secretary, he has been under (94) UHsterosere Netchbor- (94), . Engliah______: FactFa and Futcy struction, according to an an­ for your (wunens. We reptoM the lEm Project Qomcern and the ac- Diane Williams,Hartford State B«mk and Trust Co., John Fitch f a r hood (94) The French Chef )rou have developed. Irt oM.freoh- cess, road to the Timothy Ed- College and Thomas Sayers, 1 a strain recently, because the OO) Combat (10(90999q) "Movin' with nouncement Saturday by Sher­ md'lop'quoUly and Ko- Blvd. jparty negotiations for Britain’s en­ (40) FlIntMone)! N a n »" (C) man Knapp, president of the dak. too. .w,.. Quiric--- - propesaliic------wards school. University of Maine. The prog;ram wUl include a FAIRWAY 6:90 (40) Peter Jeimings, Nerwe I ( 84D) Rat Patrol (C) (R) (F 94 hour service for try into the European Common (19) Lucy Show (C) three-company Northeast Utili­ block and white ( j M The board will also discuss a Confirmation Class financial report on the group’s (18) Sports World - - - • • •• , t V r / R ^ T Market have not been going (94) What’s New? (18) SUbtRrlption ties. a IMtle bit loocer for resolution on law courses at the The Confirmation Class of Our last production. AH members a success 6:00 ( 3-e-10d999-iO) News, ( 3) TBA Knapp said added generator »lor). Savior Lutheran Church will / smoothy. The consenstis here, Weather (C) (94) Antlquee University of Connecticut and are urged to attend. however. Is that Brown’s days ( 8) Newamre (C) 9:00 ( 3-19) Andy Griffith (C) will be necessary to keep pace the re<]uest of the South Wind­ meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the School Menu with our real (94) Opindon Weahtncton ('10-309940) Danny Thomas with the state’s demand for church. are numbered, as the govern­ (80) McHole'a Navy W tTM sor Women’s Club on "Youth The following menus will be ment can no longer risk his out­ (90) Men in Space ( ^ ^ ) Felony Squad (C) electricity. The first Millstone and the L aw ." 'Die Junior choir will rehearse served in the schools for the (18) Merv Griffin (24) NET Journal AT THE PARKADE Wednesday at 7 p.m.; the par­ preserved mistletoe! bursts of temper. Point plant Is scheduled for Other items to be considered rest of the week: Tuesday, BIG (40) Oomhat 9:30 ( 9d3) FsmUy Affair (C) 404 BODDliB xHUB. ’ compleUon In the spring of 1970, lUGGEn DRUG ish choir will meet at 8 p.m. One reason why Prime Min­ 6:90 ( 3) WUter Cronidte (C) ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) include the report of the pub­ frozen orange Juice (elementa­ treated to last for years; 10:00 (10«■1004940) ■I Bpy“ (C) and another nuclear plant, at Wednesday and a cantate re­ ister Harold Wilson has been jU>dSi-90) HunUey-Brinkley r8-4to B l« Volley (C) lic information sub committee ry), meat, cheese, lettuce and slow to fire Brown is that Wil­ (94) Joss from Jiomutnui Hall Haddam Neck should become of the board, and the capital hearsal will be held at 8 p.m. tomato grinders, potato chips, ( 6) (Peter Jenninxs ( 34^ Carol Burnett (C) son acts as his own foreign sec­ ('19)------NewsbeBt bent «5T operational next month. region constituUon and amend­ on Wednesday. pickles, jello vdth topping; now only »^ pkg. SAVINGS (94) What'n New? (R) 10:90 (18) Bubacriptlon TV retary to a large extent, reserv­ 10:46 ( 8 ^ Newo. Weather (C) ments and use of school facilit­ Snow and Mail Wednesday, broiled chicken (90) Industry on Parade 11:00 ( g-S-lO-iaOOOIMO), New>News. main street— 2 stores— east middle tpl*e- ing major policy decision for 6:46 (90) News upons. Weather (C) ies. Mrs. Shirley D. LltUe, post­ with cream gravy, (jranbeary himself. 7:00 (94) (MorlcetinK (to) Law and Mr. Jones 1 High School Seminar master of the Wapping Post Of­ sauce, mashed sweet potatoes, ( 3) TBA U:Q6 ( 3)‘ (Monday ItBht (C) nites till , thru Christmas^ Meanwhile, Brown can take ( 8) TwlU^t Zone 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Blahop Show (C) •Hie. guidance department of fice, requested today that all 9 comfort in the facts that he has (10) McHale's Navy (10-909940) Tonight (C) the high Bchcxd will hold a se­ residents keep their sidewalks British Foreijm Secretary George Brown, shown 090) Huntley-iBrlnldey K ■ - - - (C) (19) Merv Griffin a fan in President Lyndon B. minar for high school Juniors and mailboxes clear of snow DIAMOND here leaving 10 Downing Street with a police es­ S E E S A T U R D a t -S t v VYEEK FOR COMPLETE fJBTiNOS Johnson, who told an American and ice so that postal employes cort, is very much his own man. W d their parents Dec. 14 at 7:30 ROSS RinVCLES columnist recently; "Brown is p.m. at the school. Those stu- will not be delayed in delivering a man you can trust, the sort of Radio oents planning to continue their the large volume of mail expect­ low f p S W high Foreign Secretary George fella who would go to the wall MANCHESTER MAIN ST. RRANTS ONLY ^ucatlcm and their parents will ed during the Christmas rush. prices I I RINGS with you." (ThlB listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS meet in the auditorium of the In addition, she requested that Big holiday cash? Johnson ailso feels that the minute length. Some statlona tiarry other short newscasts.) i^hool where college require­ all patrons use their street num­ ' „ 'M5 ■ S I " ...‘' British press has been treating WDBC—1868 W n C — 1686 ments, testing and applications ber in their address since this * vontis Does Everything up Brown iVllV/ S’''" ' Brown unfairly. "I ought to 5:00 Dick Robinson 6:00 News, Weaither, Sports aids in sorting mall. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 6:36 Afternoon Edition PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH YOUR PUR­ (kill be explained and discussed By TOM A. CUUJCN booboos do not appear to have know," says LBJ, "for I’ve had 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:00 Americana by members of the guidance de- "We expect a record break­ 1:06 News, Slgm Off EnropeMi Staff Gomspondent hurt his standing with the Brit­ to put up with the same thing 7:26 D a i^ Brinkley pentment. ing nine billion pieces of mall WBCH—918 O C 0 7 GIFTWARE m yself." 7:30 News of Uie World CHASES TO CASHIER AND YOU ARE EN­ to be delivered across the led Free statesman, who represents Brown admits that he likes WINF—1230 ment Service will discuss the all holiday mail will be deliver­ 5:00 News Manchester Surplus CHECK OUR SPECIAL Britain abroad, hobnobbing with alcohol. "Bveryone of us has Over $20 worth of store-pur­ 6:16 Speak Up Sports portunitles available. ed on time," Mrs. Little said. Good Tuesday, Docombor 12Hi Only — 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sales Co. such men as President Johnson to drink something," he sedd In chased items were taken from 6:30 Horry Reoaoner • Anyone Interested is invited Wapping Post Office hours for 6:36 Speak Up Sports PRICES ON RINOS, and Oen. De Gaulle. a recent television interview. the Christmas season will in­ 169 N . Main St. A t Depot Sq. the car of Janet Nourle of 81 6:00 News 4nd will be welcome to attend But there la also a funloving " I f you did no drink at all, you 6:16 S p e ^ Up Hartford the seminar. clude a Saturday schedule for O P E N D A I L Y 10 P.M . Columbus St. as the car was 6:46 Lowell Tbomas LIOBEn DRUB PINS, EARRINGS, George, who likes his alcohol, would die." 6:66 Phil Rizzuto ^ Accepted at College this week from 8 a.m. to 2 but who is apt to turn nasty parked in the parking lot of the 7:00 The World Tonight PARKADE He also admits that he makes .7:16 Frank Gifford * The following students at the WATCHES, BRACELETS, as soon as he gets a couple of occasional mistakes. " I f you Manchester Parkade Briday 7:30 Alexander Kenxlrick OPEN ^ u t h Windsor High School have drinks under his belt. Ameri­ afternoon. 7:36 SpeifUc Up Horiford want yourself a foreign secre­ 8:00 News F:4S A.M. to 18 P.M. received. acceptances from CHARMS, N ECKU CES can business cmight a glimpse tary who doesn’t do anything The theft took place some­ 8:10 Speak Up Hartford these colleges: of this latter George Brown at 'that’s wrong, I'm not the guy.” time between 2:15 and 2:30 p.m. 12:16 Sign Off James Cameron, Torben Lor- a banquet here recently when Such engaging candor ha smade and entry to the locked car was enzen. Bates (O llege; Sharon 1H0UBHT FOR he turned on Lord Thomson, him many friends. made through a broken window. Creagan, University of Rhode Come to where the publisher, and accused him Brown’s background as a The most valuable Item taken FAMOUS NAME of "degrading” the British union organizer is an unusual from the vehicle was a new pair By press. one for a foreign secretary, of shoes costing $10. Your Chrisfmas Dollars Go Further af Sears the money The Americans had been most of his predecessors having Hubcaps valued at $80 were ADULT TRAINim PleasaiVt news ts reported by people who have been eating Come to the people to the men where the WATCHES brou^^t to London by the come from posh families and taken from the cair (rf William out, away from home. They report a sort of religious resur­ Resident o r Hom e Study whose business is mak­ money is. Nearly 2 mil­ Westtoighouse Broadvasttng posh schools. In contrast. Hewitt of 476 Keeney St. some­ gence around the country. Private prayer In pubUc eating is! LONGINE, WITTNAUER ing loans. 8000 loans a lion people a year do— Oorp. for five days of panel Brown’s father was a truck time over the weekend. The □ m g b School Dtolom a places Is not as unoommoin as in the past. In fact, 'tlie prac­ day. Holiday shopping loans. at over 1750 affiliated Bene­ dtocuaslans on political, social driver, and he grew up In a two- car had been parked in his yard Bun your dqiloma to tice la actually encouraged by the restaurants who provide BULOVA, CARAVELLE m n time, get a bettor printed prayers with menus. Here is a copy of a “borrowed” ficial offices throughout the and soonomlc trends In Burope. room tenement. when the hubcaps were re­ Bill-paying loans. All kinds To their surprise they fUund moved. Hewitt told police he had Job. printed prayer from a restaurant table— of loans. Come to Beneficial. U .S. and around the world. Brown worked as a fur sales­ ROMAN CATHOLIC: ’’Bless us, O Lord, and these Thy gifts U p T o l 1 Alkiwtunce For Your themselvee observing a blf of Holiday □ BotoF-Motri ManagemeEit: That’s where the money is. Phone now. This is where the seen a car following his car man imtll the management dis­ which we are about to receive from Thy bounty. Through Old W atch history In the making as the earlier. He gave police a de­ Men. Wotnen—Age, ex- Just call or drop in. And talk money is. covered his Socialist leanings SALE no bEnler. Troto- Christ our Lord. Amen.” . . . EASTERN ORTHODOX: “The

No. 2 Labor party polUtcian and fired him. Thereafter he scription of the car. Hungry shall eiat and shall We satisfied and those who seek YOU REPAY $16.75 A MONTH FOR $300 OR ____ wlU not to- $51.16 FOR $1000 ON BENEFICIAL'S 24 MONTH PLAN. threw his tantrum. A s the D ai­ went to work for the Brittsh A hole was pimctured in a wlth your pres­ out the Lord shall praise Him; their hearts shall live forever. I ly Mirror commented: "It Is equivalent of the Teamsters’ window at the Ward Machine ent Job. Glory to the FYuther and to the son and to the Holy Ghost, not that George Brown drinks Sears both now and ever unto ages of ages. Amen.” . . . JEWISH: USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN unioiv using this as a stepping- Co., off Adams St., sometime F m ’ Details Chedc "L ift up your hands towEud the sanctuEiry EUid bless the Lord. too much but that he dtouldn’t stone to a political career. over the weekend in an appar­ BENEFICIAL Coarse and Mail To Blessed art Thou, O Lord our God, who bringest forth bread drtnh at aU ." In recent yean Brown has ent attempt at entry, police 1750 OFFICES COAST TO COAST from the earth. Amen.” . . . PROTESTANT: “Bless, O Lord, BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM Exuberant or sober, tt is not say. The hole in the window Coonty Schools MH hit the headlines repeatedly by this food to our use and us to Thy services and make us ever - f S18V Bioto St., Bpt. 6, OoEin. Loans $20 to $1000 — Loans life-insured at low cost a question of reforming the owl- his tactless blunden. w as close to the lock, police SAVE *40 mindful of ithe needs of others. In Jesus Name. Amen.” Ish-looking Brown. A s he him­ say, but entry was not made. Beneficial Finance Co. of Manchester There w as the time he told N am e...... The prayers are reprinted here with the thought some one self has said:."The country has off Khrushchev and Bulganin, In a case of vandalism, Miss may like to take them along on a trip, or keep et home for 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER BRAY JEWELERS Addtent ...... to make up their mind whether when the two Russian lead en Pauline Merenino of 67 Flo­ home use. Next to Singer Sewing Center ' Phone: 643-4156 NEXT TO STATE THEATER— M AIN ST,— 643-5617 C i t y ...... S t a t e ...... they will accept me as I am, were guests of the British L a ­ rence St. told police that some­ o n Watklns-Weet Funeral Home OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . PHONE FOR HOURS because there’s not the slightest bor party at a luncheon at Clar- one has been pulling shrubs out Phone ...... 142 Center St.— Tel. 649-7196 1967, BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.______chance of me changing." Idge’s. After lunch Brown pro­ of the ground at the residence Many here feel that the thin- duced a list of political prison- and throwing the shrubs on the skinned Brown Is a luxury en being held by the Russians sidewalk. S i l v e r t o n e that Britain cannot afford. The and flourished It under Khrush­ In another case of vandalism, London Dally Mail made this chev’s nose. Khrushchev was someone threw two eggfs at a point in a recent editorial: "The so enraged that h c W ld he would house at 691 W. Middle Tpke. irrepressible Mr. Brown may vote Tory if he llv ^ in Britain. Sunday early in the morning. C o n s o l e be an engaging court Jester.. . There was the night of Presi­ One egg hit the picture window, but this country now lacks cred­ dent Kennedy’s assassination police say. ibility in wortd affairs.” Paradoxically, Brown’s recent S t e r e o s YES! WE HAVE MUSTANG WINNERS % % a n $ > K iU ld M iC A -i- ' f COUNTRY N o T rad259 e-in R equired - 1 8 FARE Contomporaiy style (only at this price Choose from two breathtaking cabinets crafted from only the Precise action, finest veneers . . . one in Contemporary the other in Early Amer­ always prompt A wide selection of fine food in a pleasant atmocg>here ican style. Integrated circuits provide a more reliable perform­ 1100 BURNSIDE AYE.. EAST HARTFORD ance. Develops 75 watts of peak power through six speakers. Has Your pharmacist works Advance-Design stereo changer, AM/FM, FM Stereo radio, D ealer Mustang Winner D ealer with speed and accu­ 'k Luncheon Specials .99 -k speaker selector panel, tape playback jacks. Mustang Winner D ealer Mustang Winner MRS. HELEN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN AVL SERVICE ROCCO PASSANISI ANGIE'S AMERICAN RAYMOND A. DASTONE GORMAN BROS. racy to compound 6-Tinnsistor Radio 770 M ain Street Miller Road Sullivan Avenue Chicken Croquettes 146 G rove Street SERVICE STATION 31 W in d in g Lane Wajtping, Coral. South Windsor Oompleite with all the rixins’ ...... StMiw Regular 1 2 M ThompsonviHe, Conn. M anchester the prescriptions your Low Price New Britain 114 E a st Miain S t , Plainville

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If;-.' '’".tv ' ,*-.1 isoa- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 by Mrs. Moreland and Mrs! coming year- review of budget; Vernon Charles Tatro. Bolton consideration of a request from We*re as the AV coordinators to trans­ i k m d p M t r r apparently ethe UnKed States reply to Poet *8 HotistlB Board the hiqulry cloeed the Incident, nega- fer funds earmaiked for mag­ near as Magazines Ib a Sni|Miic Owwva CUb School Panel netic tapes, transparency and tivriy. November will meat Wedne*lay a t 8 p.m. general supplies for the purpose your l ^ r E l d The connection between these events in the UMbn Church socIbI November oOmos, the woods of purchasing a new movie pro- telephone ISE behind (he .soenea at the United Na- are sttU, Donated by rooma. Night photography wfll Sets Meeting Jeptor for the high school, and GO.. INC. t ' 's a'id Secretary Ruak*s platform re­ The dead grass lies on every be 11m eubjeot. Slaioh member approval of revised specifica­ marks was merely that the Secretary hiU, Is aslMd to bring in six nlgbt- The Board ot Education will tions for elementary school. Itos ieopvea have long einoe nis- R otary Q i^ Ihne OBdea am well oa four holds its regular monthly meet­ Bulletin Board FREE runs some slight danger of seeming to ■ttdes for the New BnglHKl SHOPPING wave the enemy tauntingly on with one tied down, ing tonight at 8 in the high The fire commissioners will And covered o’er the aooms, In tits spirit ot the hoUday Oanwm Oouncii ootiteML DELIVERY hand while, with the other, he bars the DAYS T O school home economics room meet tonight at 7:30 at the fire­ brown. ■eoson, the RockvUe Rotary The Rookvtile Emblem Club house. enemy approach. Or it might be said CHRISTMAS foUowing a tea given by the Bol­ d u b has again donated a long win benre Mb annual Chototmaa The Bolton Cooperative Nurs­ Your order for drag needs this way; his department haa to be oare- The tall trees, stripped of green party Wedneeday at 6:30 p.m. ton Education Association. and varied list of magazine sub- ery School will have a general and ooametloa will be token ful what visas it Issues, or he might find array, a t ithe Elks Home. There will Brian Edgerton and Craig meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at care o t Immediately. Holiday l^Shopping? himself confronted with some "repre­ Stand motionleao through oH the scriptiom to the Franklin Park be a pot luck eupper and a Admitted Thursday: Joseph Pepin, president and vice-presi­ the home of Mrs. Thomap D. sentative of Hanoi ready to talk." dsyi Housing Authority. program. Members era asked KoalowsU, Morrison 8t.; Patri­ dent of the student council, and Hooper on Williams Rd. 11ieii!< beaubeouB ganmatits, to bring a one dollar exchange cia 8t. Louis, 87 Union 8t.; Roy Peckham, chairman of the The library at the high school Buy with Shopper’s Loan cash We don’t happen to believe, any more Originally suggested by Rotar- Board of Finance, are to be than does Secretary Rusk, that the wMheting fleak, lan Nat N. Schwedel, Amerbelle g«t. Philip Doss, Vernon; Byron will not be open tonight. (jdsddojfC su WHh an HFC Shop- BIBMBin OF Must tiuivel soon in wliiter’s Decker, Watorbury; Mildred granted an audience with the MONTHlY PAVNlINT ta HSDUU IBB AaoCTAiea) fbbbb enemy tn Vietnam la eager, ready or treasurer, the idea has met with ' The Golden Age Club wiU board. 787 MAIN ST.-84S-5S21 per’a Loan you may The Pm h k «soluslyj>l]r •n U ^ blaet complete approval and authori­ meet tomorroiw at 2 p.m. e t the Turner, Vernon. . Manchester Evening Herald Preaoriptlon Pharmacy 24 It la < buy whataver you to the UM ot fo|>ubllo«>lon of «U new* m»- willing to talk. But we have never Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. Robert Treat’s Budget Study Bolton Correspondent, Gleme- parmh paymH Pajmli p^mts f l r t f itr»dlltd to It or not otherwlot crwMt- zation by fellow members. It PAC Chib. A gift table will Committee report and Dana neM to get rea^ foi ■atathto paper and atao tbe leoal news pUb- seemed ready or willing or eager, The squirrel from his disiy has been extended to cover a and Mrs. Roger Boone, 62^ Vil­ well Young, tel. 648-8981. $18.08 here. be featured. OCficers for the Hanson’s Transportation Com­ $ 5.68 $ 6.97 $ 9.75 the holidays. 'Then, All ii|fttn at repUHtaatlaii of apeotal either, an appearance which, consider­ height. longterm period of subscription. year are president, Mrs. Ber­ lage 8t. 16.75 20.91 29.25 54.25 repay HouMhold con­ ptameSMtln are alao i—arv l.______ing our supposed power and civiliza­ Looks down upon tiie quiet Dlschaiged Thursday: Scott mittee report are to be act­ 47.41 89.08 The various publications are tha Payne; vtoe president, Anna ed on, under old business. 26.58 33.52 veniently. See HFC. The BeiaU PrlntlnK Company Inc., aa- tion, Is especially tragic and regret­ scene. availaUe in the community Hitela; treasurer, Minnie Luet- Weston, 8 Regan Ct., Dale Mila­ 41.33 52.44 74.66 141.33 no fcanrlal rasponstHaty tar typo- The blue Jay, clotbed In colors nese, 128 Grove St.; Della The list of items under new 51.16 65.05 92.83 176.16 Ask about crodil Ufa I—■—1 erroiB etppearlnK In advcTtteement* table. room at Franklin Park. zen; secretary, Ann Baibero, business is long: Consideration insuranco on toana other maillnr matter hi Itie Kanotieater bright, and rafreehments, Alfreda Web­ Schatzman, 16 Range Hill Dr.; THIS CHMSIMAS OWE A AboH paymtnts includt principal and at group ratos Hciald.______Masonic Meeting Laura Bivona, 49 Da via Ave.; of a petition by the students of, Sends through woods Ms Fayette Lodge of Masons will er. the Junior-Senior High School chartft on loons if paid on teksduU. Fidl aervloe client ot N. E. A. Service. Inc. echoing scream. Mrs. Martha Curley and son, GIFT CERTIFICATE PnUtahers RapraBantattres — The Julbu World Loves Mistaken Experts hold a special meeting tonight Legion Auxiliary Meeting RFD 2. relative to the seventh and liaHaiiiii BpeohJ Aaeocy — New Toik. Chi- at 7:80 p.m. The Entered Ap­ The Amerinan Legion Aux- eighth g;rade students attending ^ FOR ONE OR MORE C 01^0, Petrolt and Bentaei.______The Metropolitan Museum of Art has But pines their emerald hue will found that, by the simple If unusual ex- prentice degree will be examp- lUary will meet Wednesday ait The Herald’s Vernon Bureau school functions; consideration HOUSEHOLD HNANI hold. 8 p.m. at the GAR Hell. The x b m b b r a u d it b u r &au o f CBRCUDA- Throughout long winter's dead­ lified with Worshipful Master Is at 68 Park St., tel. 876-8136 of a request for use of school I DRIVING LESSONS | nONB.______piedient of reducing the age and re­ date is advanced due to the facilities by the Boy Scouts, and ly cold. John T. McLeod presiding in or 64S-t711. News items may g MORTLOCK'S DMVINO SCHOOL g Display adverttahiR oloati» lioura: nouncing the authenticity of a certain the East. hoJidays. Following >the business consideration of continuance of MANCHISTIR •HOPMHO PARKAM Monday — 1 p.m. FMda; bronze horse. It haa redoubled Its popu­ And brown leaves on the oak be moUed to P O. Box 327, The annual business meeting meeting there wUl be a social RookvUIe. student banking at the element­ ^ FOR (X>MPLB7rE INFORMATION ^ 382 Middle Turnpike W est R>r Tueaday — 1 p.m. Sat larity with museum visitors, and creat­ will cling, ary school. For Wadneaday — 1 p.m .------. TIU loosed by warmth of com­ Of Fayette Lodge will be held and Christmas peaty with A CALL Pbr Buinday — 1 pjn. Tueaday. ed a keen rivalry among would-be pur­ members bringing cne dollar Also, determination of nego­ 2nd Floor— PHONE: 643-9536 Pt>r Friday — 1 p.m Wedneaday. ing spring. at the Masonic Temple Tues­ Manchester 649-7898—RockviOle 876-4911 R Ptor Saturday — 1 pm Thn chasers who would like the forgery for gifts tor the tree. Pigeons have been used to tiation procedures relative to CkMndfled dmiHiie — 6 p.m day at 7:30 p.m. Election of of­ their private collections. ficers will be the order of busi­ A report will be given of tiie carry messages since the days secretarial, custodial, and puMIcatioo. 6 p.m. Friday for I The sky, in color asure bhie. teacher agreements for the and Monday pidiltnatinn. What the Museum originally paid for Finds contrast In earth’s som­ ness. unit’s participation in the of Julius Caesar. Monday, December 11 the little horse back In 1923, when It bre htie. Scout Awards Christmas gift shops cut the thought It was a famous work of Oreek When shines the moon In sil­ Junior Girl Scout Troop 34 three veterans hospitals. The next grocery social will be held talent some 2,400 years before. Is a con­ very Ught, announced that the entire troop earned the My Troop and Cyc­ Dec. 19. W. lut^ . Pity The Poor Villasrers fidential figure. But, whatever it was. The keen frost casrts Its man- tie white. list Badges. These were award­ RockvUle HoopHoI Notes The horrible fate of a Montagfnard ;t seems likely that the Museum could, ed along with some individual VUiting hours ore 1S:N to 8 village which waus marked out, by the If It would, get it all back now that the The hazy blue of autumn skies, badges at a recent Court of p.m. in all areas except ma­ Vletcong, to be an example of what horse Is famous merely as an exquisite Gives place to that of sMemn Awards meeting at the Sacred ternity where they ore I to 4 happens to vitlag;es which try to put forgery probably not more than 60 years gray. Heart Church. The troop is led and 6:M to 8 p.m. themselves under American protection old. O’erhead the stately pine-tree now stands as one of the worst pieces But the Museum would be dollar fool­ sighs, , ish to do any such ■ thing. Its own an­ And birds tiielr flight turn of savagery In the Vietnam war. southwardly. The village was overrun, and Ita de­ nouncement that it itself has discovered fenders, such as they were, slaughtered, that one of Its most prized and famous Fair nature's life is ebbing fast. and the remainder of Its population ab­ possessions is a forgery has proved to Soon all tiudl yield to winter’s Christmas Savings ducted Into the Jungle, while the huts he a masterful piece of public relations. blast of the village were burned. Everybody admires the Institution for Soon frost and snow and ice must come. This was supposed to teach villagers its honesty, sympathizes with it In Its I GRAMOWATS supposed chagrin, and wants to visit the To drive the squirrel to his everywhere In Vietnam to be loyal to home. the Vletcong, and not cooperate with Museum and Join the long line filing IOPEH'Til H P’*; American pacification programs. past it. And all this happened, as a In naturer's fate we see our orwn. American policy toward villages has matter of fact, only a few days after To all stem winter’s cold will tried to be more humane, not always the Museum’s acqu^sitlKm of a new come. JUST SAY too successfully. When we find a vil­ $1,200,000 painting som^ow feilsd to No power on earth to w y its "CHAROE-IT" O.E. Hi lage we 80*6 convinced has its heart and stir very much public interest at all. flight. Eveiyone Deserves «.E. HAIR DRYIR Its men and Its collaboration with the The psychological explanation Is sim­ When daylight darkens into night. Vletcong, we adso advance upon It, flush ple enough. The great majority of us have not the slightest idea, really, what SIOUX-MOX out any possible defenders, transport When early spring is long since the women and children and old men to makes one particular piece of art so past. new relocation centers many miles wondrously superior to another. All our And aumimier days have seien lor the Holidays! Regular 27.97 Large bouffant i away and then set fire to their old lives, we bear patiently, but sometimes their end. For fast, profes­ bonnet, with I homes. skeptically, with the pronouncements of Our lives in autumn's shade are "stand away" What it adds up to is that neither our betters, who do admit that they cast. sional hair styles at home. 4 neat ring. 3 heat se­ I aide ot the war will, if it can help it, have practiced, cultured, expert, and And soon, to vtinter’s sway must bend. selections. lections. 72 olr I allow peace to a village whldi It la con­ infalUble taste. But when a whole group i«ts. vinced is living In allegiance to the of these experts, who have oohed and And when once more the sun-, I other side Of the war. aahed for half a cwitury over a master­ ny spring, piece, are suddenly revealed to have Nature Study By Bytviaa OOani LADY f UNBIAM I Thla la the cruellest side of the war, NOVEMBER WOODS Life, to an nature’s host wiU I whether It is carried out by the sav- been mistaken, a sudden warm feeling bring. MAMICURIST HAIR DRYER [ ages of the Vletcong or the more flushes into the veins of all the rest of Our winter’s sleep unbroken ' methodical pacifiers of the great clvl- us, and we couldn’t, feel happier or more stays. Nor wakes again to summer i lized nation from across the seas. admiring about anything than the little Herald SUNBEAM FLAIR Greek horse which, in the habit of days. We have all seen it happen so many Andrew Ferguson HAIR DRYER Ui-^ 1 times on television, often as the action Greek horses, tricked those who took It Inside B y R takes that cruellest side of war into the With tile cost of higher education to Oounoti of Churchea attachments. dryer. Deluxel , lives and homes of people who really WASHINGTIN — The real to-4 state committee vote for a better choice than State Society of Emanuel Lutheran parents and students mounting steadily Treasurer Adlai E. Stevenson Church. [ want no part of either side of the war, and astronomically, one of the major background of Senator Eugene Mr. Johnson^ However, McCar­ The Advenit aeeann is to re­ I but merely seek to live In peace. These McCarthy’s entrance into the thy felt he had no such com­ III against Republican Senator The VFW Mobile Canteen GRUNDIO FM/AM FM/AM elements In this distressing picture—the Corps hioilids food sale a t Haler’s mind us that God enters into • peasant-pawns, many of whom probably Massachusetts Democratic mitment and announced he was Everett M. Dlrksen next year. each life and that to each of us PORTABLE RADIO | fetish that a college student’s "status” going Into Massachusetts with­ Daley, who will make the fin- store; funds to provide refresh­ TABLE RADIO I haven't the slightest idea what the war requires possession of an automobile— primary ought to bury all re­ He makes available the re­ ports of collusion between Mc­ in hours after the state com­ ail decdsiloin himself, la elileinit as ments each night for sMdlers sources sufficient for all I is really about, have, in Vietnam, been should be attacked frontally by the edu­ Carthy and the Kennedys. mittee acted. usual. While not exactly wild standing guard at outlying town cational authorities. demands made upon us. Paul • hearing a disproportionate cost of that McCarthy Is enough of Thus, Ted Kenhedy Is on about Stevenson, his hostility to­ poets. the Apoetle, tells us that we • war. The cost of faculty salaries, class­ a realist to accept the fact that, the spot he wished to avoid. ward Shriver is believed even rooms, dormitories, laboratories and li­ one to be “more than oonquer- if, by some miracle, he pushes He Is adamant against running greater. Nevertheless, a strong 10 Year$ Ago e ra ” How can one more than Regular 27.97 braries goes up and up, and nobody can as a stand-in for the President airgumenit for Shiriveir is being President Johnson out of the The final plans for the Wash­ conquer? It is achieved when do anything al^ut it. But something can VBXse tor re-eleotiion, the bene­ though some of his closest pol­ made by Representative Dan Ro- 8 tubes, large Instant sound. ' Rusk’s “Readiness” To Talk ington School addition approved one brings victory out of de­ 314" round be done about the idiotic nnotlon that ficiary would be Senator Robert itical advisors are urging him stenkowskl, a key lieutenant in feat. In this He has twice cem- speaker, bass every 20-year-old has to have his own to do that. the Daley machine and the may­ by the Building Committee. spsakerl Electric f The other day, addressing a New F. Kennedy, not Gene McCar­ Col. John A. Rega resigned quered. Once in His own soul and treble con­ car. . . . thy. Nevertheless, the old mu­ Speaker McCormack has or's man In Washington. in defeat, where life is finally trol. Modern. and battery ,. york luncheon, and being possessed of It would do the youngsters good to use passed \vord that he absolute­ The case for Shriver bolls as director of the town Civil De­ I the knowledge that, almost as the usual tual suspicion between McCar­ fense organization. lived and once In the outward operated. their own feet. . . . thy and the Kennedys, founded ly won’t be the stand-dn either. diown to this: Despite Staveai- J routine, there were pickets outside who success vdiere He has achiev­ Of course, students who really need on McCarthy’s early hostility Postmaster General Lawrence son’s betier name identitfUcaiUlon ed help for thoee whose lives I O..E. FM/AM » seemed to hold their own oorntry re- cars to obtain a college education, to John; F. Kennedy’s Presi- F. O'Brien Is a possibility, but and sensational race for state touched His. A Man and His O.E. FM/AM » sponsible for the continuation of the war should be allowed to have them. We re­ denltlBl bid, not only ponsierts, he does not relish the prospect treasurer last year, Shriver Is Today In History God become invlnceable. "For CLOCK-RADIO HO * In Vietnam, Secretary of State Dean fer to those who commute or live many but WHS deepened by their and would be an underdog the more dynamic speaker. He we are more than conquerors Rusk departed from his text to make miles from campus, who are physically eomjplioated negottotions over against McCarthy. Impassioned is also nior« dependable, in By the Associated Press through Him who loved us.” pleas from Massachusetts for terms of the organizaltioin, less Today is Monday, Dec. 11, the a. Women’s, MiaeeB’ Toastie in what have become his own usual and handicapped, whose wives or husbands Mjasaaichusetto. Tlie Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, f orert green, gtdd. Children’s sizes have Jobs, etc. But there are vast num­ In huddles with both Bobby Mr. Johnson to run are likely tied in with reform elements S46th day of 1967. There are 20 Pastor standard remarks In such a situation. to be ignored. Thus, the pce- in Illinois, and less clearly a days left in the year. 18 to 4. 5M i bers of youngsters who have automo­ Kennedy and Senator Edward South Methodtot Cbunch "I gather,” he said, “there’s a wel­ Today’s Highlight In History biles at college' simply because It has M. (Ted) Kennedy, McCarthy slbllity of a McCarthy victory dove on Vietnam. b. Women’s, Misses’ Boot. Regular 30.97 coming committee for some of us out­ got confideMial advice about in Massachusetts that would Actually, both Shriver and On this date In 1941, four days WALKIE-TALKIE Great soundl side. I didn’t see a representative of become "the thing.” Stevenson probably would pre­ after Japan's attack on Pearl Calf su e^ fringe, foam cushion in­ Solid state. 4" This la a matter Involving . . . t ic which Northeastern state prim­ hurt both Lyndon Johnson and On This Date 1 hand operation, only 2 controls, on/ dynamic Large speaker. Hanoi prepared to talk to me about Ted Kennedy looms for next fer a raee for Governor Otto Harbor, Germany and Italy de­ sole, hand laced. UnUned in hedge. off to receive, ond push button to serious problem of finding parking aries to enter. He was told that speaker. Slum- I Telescopic FM peace. I haven’t seen a group produced April 30. Kemer seems determined to try clared war agalnart the UMted In 1944, Nazi forces, taking a Lined in lime, mat. transmit. Range up to 14 mile, crisp space In college communities for thou­ the New Hampshire regular or- ber switch. Mod­ — — * antenna. anywhere In the world with a represent­ goniaetion was certainly beat­ Elements of Mayor Richard for an unprecedented third States. heavy pounding from the Amer­ /^ ilin ed i#, Mnedf7 sands and thousands of student-owned reception. Regular 15.97 ern styling. ative of Hanoi ready to talk. If they are able. But the Kennedys strongly J. Daley’s Democratic organ­ term. Though this does not In 1816, Indiana, the 19th ican 1st Army, retreated across MY cars. state, was admitted into the Un­ the Roer River during Woiid c. Men’s Canoe Moccasin in tan. ready, I at least would be there." advised that entering Mas­ ization In Chicago are pushing please Daley, the decision here Such space is already more than ex­ sachusetts would risk disaster. poverty czar Sargent Shriver as is Kemer’s. ion. War n . WARING PUfH- On the same day Secretary Rusk was hausted In many communities. Ckinsid- t s This advice ran counter to S eo ttai fMm fS to 9S. BUTTON BLEND giving this repetition of what has be­ er the case of Chapel Hill, N. C. There the conoensus about Northeas­ BROILER-OVEN come one of his own most familiar lines are now 12,000 cars on the University of tern politics,^ which held that about the Vietnam issue, the American North, Carolina campus, with room for McCarthy wo^ild face an uphill press was trying to find Its way through only 4,600! The number of cars is ex­ cUmb In New Hampshire even \\ { an obvious mixture of rumor, fact, pected to reach 18,000 by 1076. against a favorite son standing She^s wishing for I whis^r, and half-official disclosure con- A UNC official is quoted as saying: In for President Johnson. But he Fischetti Use os broiler for Chops, grinds, "At least we are doing what we con to * ceming a reported effort of the National might go all the way In Mas­ © 1967 Chicago Daily Newt steaks, chops, horn,- purees, mixes, let students keep their cars.” The In­ PabUabert*Hhll Syadteata DANIEL GREEN ^ Liberation Front of South Vietnam to sachusetts — provided the burgers, hot dogs. grates, liquifies, stitution plans to spend up to $10 mil­ stand-in running against him • arrange to send two representatives to Then, flip It over, and blends. Ideal lion in the next decade, to do so, part was not Teddy Kennedy. Comfy Slippers gifti k the United Nations In New York. The of it tor parking garages. Consequently, advisors close do your baking in 2 National Liberation Front is the poUtl- But the Greensboro Dally News makes to McCarthy became suspicious spacious oven. oal ofgenlzation of the Vletcong In this appropriate comment; that the Kennedys were egging South Vietnam, and not, precisely "The answer to the parking problem Mm on to possible defeat in ★ ■{leaking, the “Hanoi” of which Secre- Is not to turn one of the nation’s most New H am pe^’e to avoid put­ REOiNA SHAMPOOER PRESTO AUTOMATIC k tary Ruak was speaking. Nevertheless, attractive campuses into a macadam ting Ted Kennedy on the spot i slab; It Is to cut down on the number of either refusing or agreeing CAN OPENER { it haa been his uaual contentimi that the to be a stand-in candidate for * NLF la controlled by Hanoi, of cars on campus, and the obvious place to start Is by reducing the num­ Mr. Johnson against McCarthy jt So far as American newsmen can now in Massachusetts. 2 determine, the National Liberation ber of student-owned automobiles. ’ Aside from the fact that such a ruling These suspicions were con­ Front began asking, back in Septem­ at Chapel Hill—and at hundreds of other firmed when Teddy privately ber, through some United Nations fig- asked McCarthy not to decide 2speedsi Scrubs, poHshes, Opens cons of Institutions . . . —would greatly reduce about MassswAusetts until af­ ^ ur»-iiosaibly Secretary General Thant the cost of a collegiate education, it II > b u ^ floors, and shampoos oil sizes and oil t hlmaeU — whether the United States ter the state Democratic com­ i|p l’4 0 i i shapes. Keeps i would serve to keep the boys and girls mittee met in Boston, Dec. 2. rugs. With dispenser, I WDuU grant visas to permit two rep- -HO' at their respective institutions on most At the same time, Kennedy brushes, buffing pods and knives cutting * reaentattvea to come here to the United Ing around the country . . . often neg- During t3ie hoBdays shorp. worked to round up state com­ and fdl year ’round, pod holders. • Nations and remain here, a]^>arenUy weekends. They would not be gallivat- mittee members for the meet­ Just say "CHAROE-IT" at GRAND WAY IndeflnHely. And apparently the United lecting their studies, and smashing ing and privately helped work die’ll hx^ and feel States replied to this inquiry with con- themselves up in auto crashes. out a resolution backing Mr. beautiful in Daniel dltloiw which Included a wlllIngneBa to Why doen't some college or univer­ Johnson and his Vietnam Policy Gre«n slippers. let two representatives come here for sity president start a nationwide move­ Kennedy was convinced he TheyYe comzortaUe, the preoiee and limited purpose of en­ ment for the limitation of student auto­ ihjad a oonunUment frotn Mc­ too. Ip black, gold. gaging in eoroe specific United Nations mobiles? It is something that probably Carthy not to announce Ms de­ Opm Mon. liiru Sot. 9t30 AM to'9FM can be done effectively by group ac­ cision on Massachusetts until debate on the Vietnam iraue, but which tion. . . . set forth conditions which were Intended after the state committee meet- As some ancient sage remarked, "in ttig. Alt that ssnosKl meeting, (D»UI to moke sure they didn’t do anything union there Is strength.” The effort Kennedy planned to show Mc­ else, like Indulge in ptr^ogandlatic inter­ should be made. — RICHMOND (VA.) Carthy the futility of going In­ views with the American press. And TIMICS-DISPATCH to Massachusetts, citing the 46- H£U0 7d ALL HiY fRtENbt RfM LYNM* .1.. i PAGBTBI BCANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCftBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE Hartford Youth CRPA’s Plan Two Teacher Unions To Face Count * ir • TV Gives Fighting GIs Offer Manning Aid In 2-Car Crash Hearing Idea of How World Feels A public hearing on the Capi­ Robert E. Bishop, 17, of 1 tol Regional Planning Agency’s B y MMRM T . W H B K U E B Idee and malaria, aave their The two local teacher organizations, the Manchester M rs. Hartford, was charged with im­ Aaaee*ste« P n m W riter tmmey and re-egiliet to m m STREET Education A^gcoiation and the Manchester Federation (CRPA) Transportation Plan proper passing yesterday alfter- for towns east of the Connect- SAIQON (AP) — 'nuuika to tor bonuaea. Ola repeatedly are P eal 8 of Teachers, today issued independent statements of noon, arter the car he wag driv­ icutt;;River will be held tomoi^ mlUtiuy radio and teleylaion, warned not td try to take home km, «H American fighting men a miiCHESTER support for Henry J. Manning, Bennet Junior High ing Wt a car driven by Burton row night at 8 in the Police frenadee and expkwlvea among her b( School teacher who whs r e c e n t ------— W. Jones, 10, of 35 Ridge St. Court Bulldln", 497 Tolland St„ KNOWN FOR VALUES complate and unvamlahed view their aouvenlra. M rs. ly suspended from his classes saying Its stands ready to sup- Police say the Joneg car had East Hartford. of what the home front and the One plug urges OIs to arrtte OPEN 10 to 10 88, 181 hy the school administration. port him "In every way possi- stopped to-mel(e a turn on Cen­ Officials and the general pub­ world think of the Vietnam war. for a fur catalogue that will let ter ot The Board of E>lucation has ble." ter St. near Neiwman St. when lic are invited to attend the Newa programa are complete them send that special girl "the PtiNTY of FREE PARKING phy N backed the suspension and will The teachers' union, affillat- the BOshop car hit It in trying bearing and vcAce their SAVE with the argumenta of antiwar gift that keeps on giving.” Be­ Mencli hold B hcsrlng at Manning’s ed with the AFL-CIO, recently to pass. opinions about the propoe- faethma, newa of draft demon- cause of the UB. dcdlar drain Surv request to consideir whether it appointed a special committee Bishop is scheduled far court ed plan which was introduced Btratlana and reporta of poUa due to OI spending in Vietnam, SELF-SBRVICS DEPT STORE band, wUl termiiriHite hia contract. No to work for support of Man­ appearance Dec. 22. during the summer. ahowtng diaaatlafactkm over the there la a campaign on to get F . M b date for the hearing has yet ning’s legal rights and raise A truck driven by Roland Suggestions made at the hear­ war and Preaident Johnaon’a po­ thorn to order luxury aitd other Georgi been eatablished. funds In his behalf. Ouellette, 38, of Efllington was ing as well as at two other prior p u larity. goods in the United States at tic; a •nte adm!ni®traUion has The charges against Manning hit by a car driven by Sailva- public hearings will be stiidied Military men here arho have special low prices. Inzingi charged Manning, a special edu- were blasted today by MFT tore G. Sanfilippo, 67, of Leo­ and Incorporated Into a com ­ 10% off Al Putdiases becin in uniform since the begin­ Television carries back-issues era, L cation teacher here since 1960, President John Caroppolo as minster, Mass., on Tolland plete transportation plan ten­ ning of World War n a ay m ili­ of popular U.S. television shows. cheste: with insubordina'tlon for al- "totally indefinite and vague, Tpke. near the Wilbur Cross tatively scheduled for adoption tary stetlona In Vietnam are Probably the over-all favorite Is Bolton legedly resisting supervision by "With charges as nebulous as exit 94 yesterday at 5:14 p.m. by the organization at its Jan­ lower than ever before on prop­ "Oombat,” followed by "Twelve The thojschool's princiipals; by Nor- these,” Garoppolo said, "every An occupant of the truck, Ed­ uary meeting. ALL DAY TUESDAY, DEC. 12 aganda and longer on controver­ O’aock High” and ”Ouns- Wedne man PendcU, coordinator'of the teacher in the Manchester sys- ward DelMastro, 42, of Elllng- Manchester area towns affect­ sial laaues that touch on the mo­ m o k e .” the J( program fer the mentally re- tern — regardless of years of ton, complained of p>ain, but had ed by the hearing Include Man­ rale of fighting men. One senior U.S. officer tried Home, tBTded; and by Assistant Super- competent service — may feel no viErible sign o f injury and chester, Vernon, South Wind­ WITH THIS VALUABLE COUPON An official at one station de­ to halt the erection of a televi­ a aolei intendent of SchooKs Ronald threatened with suspension and was not treated, police say. sor, Tolland, Bolton, Andover plored when he called "the ex- sion antenna In hla area on the at St. gQQtj dismissal for standing up for A car driven by Arthur J. and Hebron. tremee” of balancing the offi­ grounds that he didn’t want his ial wii It also has charged the t^^at they believe right and In Greenlee, 24, of 215 Center St. Copies of the preliminary re­ AT MAIN STREET GRANTS cial view on Vietnam and other men engroosed In a tolendoion tery. teacher with posting bulletin the best Interest of the pro- pulled to the right on HUlstown, port are available at local town Issues with full reports on the fireflght wMle the Vfcit Oong Frle board materials ait Bennet tcssion. Rd. to let another car pass. halls and municipal buildings In Downtown Manchester sayings of domestic and foreign sneaked In with a real attack. neral i which criticized his supervisors MFT would point out The wheels o f his car hit a or from the CRPA office at 16 c ritic s. He loot. ’The U.S. Command Tdhartmctftor 4 and “in an ethically questionable Manning’s competency stone, and the car went left and Lewis St., Hartford^ Ihe official didn’t want cen­ wanted and got some 86 per IH S c h itic Prodor-SHox i> as a teacher remains unchal- hit the ijMssing car, which was RSI! sorship. He Just felt the troops cent of all U.S. troope In Viet­ didn’t really want to hear all nam In televlaton range. More In reacUon the formal ^ that there is an driven by Janet L. Tessier, of At the beginning of this year VEF staitement of charges against absence of any charges ques- Elaisit Hartford, police said. Coupon about the hippies, Lord Ber­ will be added as new stations Americans owed about $20 mil­ trand Russell’s war crimes tri­ ot Pl« Manning, made public Friday, tlonlng his dedication to the pro- Minor damage was done to beam to sparsely populated Esthei the MFT president lion in personal loans obtained bunal s a d wfeMt a n tiw a r crttlce the MEA., through fts president, both vehUcles. areas. fatal!) said. earlier. had to say while they were as­ GIs at the 2Sth Division near Kenneth Skinner, announced The mishap took place on In a c He added that the union was saulting the Pentagon or burn­ Cu Chi reported they were that its representaitive council Hillstown Rd. near Woodside St. Brttali concerned "over the current ing draft cards. watching “’Twelve O’Caock #FP640 has voted to contribute toward , . . „ „ yesterday at 5:20 p.m. MANCHESTER MAIN ST. QRANTS ONLY Sun But It’s all there, the whole the expense of legal counsel for emoOonal upset of Mr. Man- A car driven by Peter J. High” one night. The play came wife, ^ ^ rvning’s im y ’ a astudents, f i i H A n f a tirVtrkwho oare **a (rgreat- * * A o f- spectrum of opinion, by Penta­ to a point where air raid sirens the suspended teacher. Maresca, 18, of Branford, and slater gon order. ’niTTounclI expressed con- distress^ by his absence one driven by Norman J. Gre­ warned of an impending attack Fun from class.” Even the disc Jockey shows by German aircraft. At the cem ,". Skinner said, "that the nier, 23, of Bolton, collided on PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH YOUR PUR­ tomor 'pass up subtle forms of censor­ same time the bases’ sirens suspended teacher or any other Highland St. near Spring St. 1 ey F « ship. A favorite song for months went off too, announcing a Viet member should be fully able to yesterday at 1:05 a.m. Police Plalnv Show Headliner If you want Invited listeners to put some Oong mortar attack. Men on the defend his rights. The action. In say the mishap took place as CHASES TO CASHIER AND YOU ARE EN­ West flowers in their hair and head outside had to go Into the bars effect, reaffirms the offer of as- BOSTON (AP) — Carl Yas- Maresca was backing up, turn­ Frle answeisto for Ban Francisco and a love-ln and lounges and get their bud­ sistance made to the teacher trzemskl, who succeeded Ted ing his car around on the street. TITLED TO A 10% DISCOUNT OFF OF THE neral the aftemooiv of Nov. 22. This Williams as Boston’s left fielder, sponsored by the antiwar hip­ dies away from the seta and into A car driven by David Irwin, your fuel pies. 9. original offer was declined.” foUowing In the famed "Splen- 27, of 123 Benton St. hit a car bunkers. The Even the main station In Sai­ Sklnner said the MEA on that did Splinter’s” foototeps again driven by Victor H. Jones, 16, problems On military nears, the stations General Electric those COMPLETE TOTAL OF YOUR SALE. gon has seen in real life some of Sunbeam date had given Manning—who headliner of the New never vary from the official line Water Pik® nation of Bolton Saturday night. The the drama portrayed over the Udico is an MEA member—advice on England Sportsmen’s Show, mishap took place as the Irwin on how the war is going on re­ Waring Zion I (l■ilea4eI•M■sM air waves. Attacking Viet Oong the law and his rights, after Yaz, who won the American ports from inside Vietnam. Teflon Coated Autemotic car was making a turn onto ■rproHlies) Good Tuosdoy, Docembor 12th Only — 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. shot up the buUding during a Oral Hygiene St., B which the teacher obtained his League’s Triple Crown and Most Linden St. from Center St., po­ However they might quote a Electric night attack. Push Button own legal counsel, engaging Valuable Player award whUe lice say. congressional critic on Just the Coffee M aker call opposite of the official line that Appliance Fry Pan Atty. Robert L. Satter of Hart- leading the Red Sox to the pen- Can Opener M rs ford. Atty. Satter la counsel for >»ant last season, was named Spider thread Is stronger than the fighting goes well. Blonder greater One of the Armed Forces Ra­ iRodioi — WolelMt Khif'i 87 273 Oi the ConnecUcut FederaUon of Wednesday to headline the show silk. Klnf'1 low Jeski, dio and Television Service’s pd- Ktof'* u v f * ^ ^ 8 8 low Teachers. at Boston’s War Memorial Au- Top* Roeordan 1 4 “ M a n d Hartford's 9oy maken bereaefd: “W oglve low M m 1 6 “ Skinner added that the MEA dltorlum Jan. 0-14. He will be W M T o k i M 1 4 “ a fter "neither endorses nor plans to present only on the first four eqiilil time on all the major isr Non-stick cooking, no-scour Brews 4 to 8 cups of perfect cof­ finest... sues. 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"The MEA believes," he con­ the issue and let them make up Sun cluded, "that the teacher should FALSE TEETH their own minds.’ ’ band, have support In defending his AUTOMATIC Riflemen got the arguments w in J Looseness and Worry for and against the M16, the ri­ rights as a tenure teacher No longer be annoyed or feel lll-at- COMFORT 815 MAIN STREET tw o t for ehristmas fle some GIs claim has Jammed guaranteed to him under the eese because of loose, wobbly false Orlow teeth. FA8TBETR, an Improved C A L L A In critical moments, costing the law." DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Worth M rs. 1 alkaline powder, bolds plates firmer 568-1200 lives of their earners. The offi­ The Manchester Federation of so they feel more comfortable. Avoid cardt GRANT H artf( embarraasment oauaed by loose false cial view 1s that there is no con- Teachers, of which Manning is Steph) teeth. 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n . , \ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 .Section Two MONDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1967 MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 Pages 13 to 24 MtoohiJilsto Union. From IM l to Minor of Ellington; S daughters, Manchester Jaycees wtl} meet IN S he was employed at the Mrs. Doris Willis of Hasard- In the Circuit Courtroom at Po­ Obituary Oonneotlcut State Employment vllle, Mrs. Agnes Umberger of VC Mauled About Town lice Headquarters tonight at 8 . Service. He was appointed dl- West Stafford and Miss Marlon The fair evaluation commit­ BEBRfS WORLD « rector of Oauncll Ifl, American Minor of Crystal Lake; 0 broth­ tee of Center Congregational Story Circle of South Metho­ Teacher Negotiations Police Arrests Ita . Oliver M JW lea PederaUon of State, County, ers, Walter Weirs, Elmer Weirs CSnirch w4U meeit fcomotrow at dist Church will have a Christ­ MN. Anne llkUon, TS, of U and Municipal Employes in and Clifton Weirs, all of West In Suicide 1:80 p.m. at the church. The mas psurty Wednesday at 1 p.m. Peal St, wife of Oliver 1C. Mai- i n S. Stafford, and Nelson Weirs and Emma Nettleton Group will at Altna Veigh Restaurant, EdRh M. HuteMns of BMt Storrs. Members are reminded Hiartford was charged with km, died yesterday morning at Survivors, besides his wife and John Weirs, both of Somers; 27 meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the .... . Sanders in Favor her home. . mother, include two brothers. grandchildren and 8 great­ church. Both will meet in the to t>rlng articles for an auction. ahopHOUkig Friday aftemooa at Assaults OaMoir’a Department Btore. Fo- Mrs. Mellon was bom July Oerard Jutras and Rene Jutras, grandchildren. (Oonttnned from Paige One) Robbins R o o m _ ^ McCormick. Funeral services will be held Boe weire oadled bo the atom by N, 1S8S in Manchesfer, daugh- both of Lowell, MAss. assault battalion. Of Closed Sessions ter of Patrick and Mary Mur- The funeral will be held to- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at William _ _ The Professional Women’s daughter of Mr, and kto. W.S. [6 i\||^S«DU toe store eecurtty Ortleer who phy Moonan, and had lived in morrow at 8:10 a.m. from the H. Yost Funeral Home, W. The U.S. troops also reported ^ Christmas Par- McCormick of 501 Porter St., f A MMf State E!diication Commissioner William J. Sanders, in cliBAntMd toe woman took ■ome. Manchester all of her life. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Main St., Stafford Springs. The finding packets of heroin on ty tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the recenUy wae elected president an adviEcry sent to all Connecticut towns, has taken jewelry and naahfaulM vahwd the position that, school board-teacher negotiations at $9JS0 wDtlwut paytogr for. Survivors, besides her hua- Home, 818 Burnside Ave., East Rev. Homer Warfleld, pastor of some of the enemy bodies. home of Mrs. MyrUe WllUams of her residence house at Rus- iM c band. Include 2 sons, Lawrence Hartford, with a Mass of re- Crystal Lake Methodist Church, and Miss Jeemne Low, 1632 Tol­ sell Sage College, Troy, N.T., should be conducts in closed sessions. His position af­ ftSiiem. will officiate. Burial will be in "The only logical conclusion where she to a junior majoring F. Mallon of Manchester and qulem at the Church of the is that they take this stuff be­ land Tpke. Hostesses, besides firms that, being taken by the Manchester teachers. She is acheduted bo appear In. Oeorge E. Mallon of Willlman- Blessed Sacrament, East Hart- Crystal Lake Cemetery. Mrs. Williams and Miss Low, in fine arts. Oommissioner Sandere’ d r ------court Dec. 22. tic; a daughter, Mrs. Russell ford, at 9. Burial will be in Vet- Friends Inay call at the fu­ fore an attack,” said James D. are Miss Elizabeth Olson and cular letter, dated Friday, to approve a contract with the Also a t CJaldor’s, a 16-yeer- neral home tonight from 7 to 9 . follows by less than a week his Inzlnga of Columbia; 2 broth- era ns Memorial Field, Hillside Oenbrink, an Army doctor from Miss Helen Smith. Members are Marine Pvt. Richard H. Gore, teachers, it should do so at a old youth was taken Into cue-' ers, Lawrence Moonan of Man- Cemetery, East Hartford. Palm Beach, Fla. "It makes reminded to bring grab bag son of Mrs. Jayne L. Gore o< rejection of a request by the meeting open to the public as ^ Chester and Richsu'd Moonan of Friends may call at the fu- them Uke a drunk person. They gifts and money or gifts for 44 Pearl St. recently graduated mmic Manchester Education Associa­ guard oboerved hlkn ipuUSng a don’t know what hit them and patients at Norwich State Hos- from eight-weeks recruit train' tion that he mediate the teach­ provided for in Section 1-21 ot Bolton; and 10 grandchildren, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. F u n erals pair of pants under hSs ooalt The funeral will be held The Rochambeau-Elms Post they don’t care.’’ pltal. big at the Marine Corps Re­ t i l er groups’ dispute with the the General Statutes; If the par­ and -wallklrtg' out of toe rtb*«. Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from will have an honor guard at the MaJ. Gen. John Hay, com­ cruit Depot, Parris Island, 8 .C. Manchester Board of Education ties are unable to reach ag(ree- The youfth, who remains un- Mrs. Anna K. Adamy regarding open vs closed ses­ the John F. Tierney Funeral funeral home tonight during the mander of the 1st U.S. Infantry Manchester Lodge of Masons ment, toe public should be in­ ideniUflied because of Ida ape, Home, 219 W. Center St., with calling hours. Funeral services for Mrs. An­ will have its annual meeting sions. Division, told newsmen the at­ Miss Janice M. Ford, daugh­ formed of the areas of disagree­ was referred bo Juveniile Court. a solemn high Mass of requiem The family suggests that na K. Adamy of 48 Franklin tack—like those on nearby Loc and election of officers tomor­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. In rejecting the MEA request at St. James’ Church at 9. Bur­ those wishing to do so make St. were held this morning at Ninh and the Special Forces row at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Ford of 156 Cushman Dr., is Dr. Sanders ruled it was not ment.” ial will be in St. James’ Ceme­ memorial contributions to the the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 camp at Bu Dop—evidently was Temple, home for the holidays from the properly a matter for media­ The major arg^uments advanc­ tery. American Cancer Society, 292 Main St. The Rev. Walter Abel part of a campaign to shake Unlveisdty of Denver, Colo., tion under the Connecticut Gen­ ed by toe MEA neg(Otiatlng Uriel Masons of South Windsor, Interim pM- eral Statutes. Friends may call at the fu­ S. Marshall St., Hartford. U.S. control of Highway_ . 13, a vl- The Ladies Bible Class og the t where she is a junior. She will team, when preliminary talks neral home tomorrow from 2 to tor of Zion Evangelical Luther­ tal artery that parallels the Church of Christ will meet to- school Jan. 4. At the same time, however, Pick Pierson 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. John R. Pohlman an Church, officiated. Burial Cambodian border. The 1st Di­ morrow at 10 a.m. at the he Indicated he would issue an began earlier this fall, were jjj_^was in East Cemetery. Benjamin G. Pierson of Cov­ John Richard Pohlman, vision has been keeping it open church. Chapman-Joy Circle of North advisory statement regarding similar to toose cited by Com­ entry Saturday was elected wor­ Otto Gerke fant son of Gene and Beverly Bearers were John Demko, for civilian traffic. ---- Methodist Church will have a his position on open or closed missioner Sanders in his ad­ Edward Koestler, Arthur War­ negotiations because of requests shipful master of Uriel Lodge VERNON — Otto Gerke, Smith Pohlman of East Hart­ "When commerce is permit­ Washbigton LOL wUl sponsor Christmas poUuck Wednesday ^ 1N7 ki NEA, Im. visory letter. of Masona at an annual meet­ ford, died Sunday. He was bom rington, Clifford Adamy, Wil­ a Christmas party for mem- ^2:30 p.m. at the church, for clarification he had been of Plalnvllle, father of J liam Andrulot and Allan Kas- ted to flow," Hay said, "it im­ The school board, however, ing at the Masonic Temple, was Oct. 6 in Manchester. proves the economy of South bers’ children and grandchll- _____ "Frankly, gentlemen, I don't know whether the fact that receiving from throughout the Esther White of Vemort, putls. state. is maintaining that because it Morrow. He succeeds William fatally injured Saturday Ught Survivors, besides his pur- Vietnam. It denies the Viet Saturday (from 1 to 5 P-™- xhe Recreation Department Johnson stopped using hair oil will work against us or voted to conduct negotiations C. Paradis of Vernon. Officers in a one-car accident in New ents. Include a brother. Gene A. Cong taxes." Orange Hall. Santa Claus will pamuy swim scheduled for to ru s !" His statement, made public utilizing toe full board — not will be installed Wednesday,- Pohlman at home; his maternal Mrs. Julia Simmons The heaviest Viet Cong loss distribute toys at 2:30. RefMsh- ^e,jnesday has been canceled, today, reads as foUows: Britain. The funeral of Mrs. Julia Sim' merely a board subcommittee— Dec. 27 at semi-public ceremo-^ Survivors also include his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. reported during the week was ments will be served. Children school activity will take place “There is a persistent ques­ its meetingis with toe teachers nles at the temple in Merrow. • and Louis Smith of Bolton; his pa­ toe'^ki^ng^o^'islirabYntowUh should" b e accompanied by p ^ j tion as to whether negotiation wife, a son, a brother Dr., was held Saturday morn­ are official and, therefore, must Others elected are C. Law-' sister and four grandchildren. ternal grandfather, Joseph Pohl­ South Vietnamese forces in the adults. Rese^aUoM inay^ be basketball will be held Wednes- sessions between boards of ed­ be public. rence Schiller of WlUlmantle, Funeral services will be held man of East Hartford; his ma­ ing from the John F. ’Tierney Mekong Delta Friday. made with Mrs. Samuel Faw­ day from 7 to 9 p.m. at the ucation and teacher organiza­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center cett, 96 Summit St. tions should be open or clos^. Commissioner Sanders’ letter ®®nlor warden; Robert C. Sim­ tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Bail­ ternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Offshore, the 7th Fieet cruiser high school. la being circulated throughout mons of Merrow, junior war- ey Funeral Home, 48 Broad St., Mary Pohlman of Manchester; St., with a Mass of requiem at GOP Governors This is a matter of procedure the Church of the Assumption. Newport nosed through heavy Memorial Temple, Pythian on which toe statutes are silent. toe state to boards of educa- den; William C. Paradis, troaa- Plalnvllle. Burial will be in and his paternal great-grandfa­ weather Sunday and opened up Some 50 teen-agers and adults representing Manchester organi­ tlon, teacher organizations sind urer; Joseph Cslki Sr. of West West Cemetery, Plalnvllle. ther, Henry Smith of Bolton. The Rev. Francis J. Mihalek Sisters, will meet tomorrow at Victor Swanson, center, president of the Elighth Utilities IMs^ "However, theory and prac­ __ was celebrant. Paul Chetelat with eight-inch guns on a seg­ p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. trict, offers land to Manchester youths at the second meeting zations were there. (Herald photo by Pinto) tice in toe private sector sup­ superintendents of schools, and Wllllngfton, secretary, Friends may call at the fu- Private funeral services will ment of the main north-south 8 to bureau chiefs and division dl- Appointed officers are Elbert neral home tonight from 7 to be held tomorrow at the Holmes ’There will be a drill rehearsal Tornado Shape Platform of the Youth Forum at the Senior Citizens’ Center yesterday. port toe view that toe process highway near the north Viet­ rectors In the State Department Sheldon of Tolland, senior 9. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Bur- was in Rose Hill Memorial and a second nomination of of- of negotiation is more effective­ Park, Rocky Hill. namese city of Vinh. Shells (Continued from Page Oae) governors’ inability to mass ly carried on in closed sessions. of Education. deacon; Ernest Vlk of Weat WU- The family suggests that ial will be in Buckland Ceme- looped as far as 16 miles inland Refreshments will be those wishing to do so make do- tery. Bearers were Michael Sim­ served. Alert Set their power behind any single "General practice In educa­ Though merely advisory and mons, Donald Simmons, John and set off a serie.s of fires platform job. candidate now. “Many of them tional negotiations In (Connect­ not carrying the force of a dl- **«®*^»^<* ^ ^est W l U l ^ : nations to a Memorial Fund at There will be no calling hours. which could be seen from the “We’ll just have to be quite rective, the letter Is Intended steward; Joseph CsHti Jr. Zion Lutheran Church, 35 Judd Simmons and Edward Fraher. Phebe Circle of Emanuel feel that by choosing one candi­ Youths Get Offer of Land, Coffee House Site icut since toe adoption of Ihib- ship. forceful in saying how much we “to assist local boards and ^eat WUllngton, junior stew- St., Bristol. Mrs. Amanda Gothberg Church Women will have a date they would be a devisive lic Act 298 (toe 1966 legislation Miss Ella Buell Air action today was high In Florida want Gov. Shafer,’’ Chafee said. force,’’ Chafee said. Manchester’s Youth Forum The offers were made at a dffer was aooepted on a tern- for reapeaitdion, buit is in need o< 'Thwy have painted it and set which------^gives---- teachers------toe— ...... right teacher „gpmups . to work out — —sat- Snow of BCansfield TALCOTTVILLE — Mrs. lighted by a saturation bombing Christmas party tomorrow a (Continued from Page One) ’Twenty-six strong, “the gover- chaplain; Uoyd H., Mrs. Walter Lojeskl Funeral services for Miss El­ strike by B52s almost on top of P *"- the, home of Mto Chafee said there is “a good received two offers yesterday to meeting of representatives from poraiy basU until next Septem- improvement. The reputation of down roles of -behavior and con- to negotiate with boards of edu- Isfactory n e g o 11 a 11 v e pro- Amanda C. Gothberg, 95, widow la Buell, who died Wednesday, crushed skuU and her husband nors represent a very mibstan- ...... _____ ^ * r ___ the Teen Center, esrtzIknBvwhich 4ie> is ewie^ run duct. cation) has ...iAl.with very A...... few ..... ex- OO/lllt-AQcedures,” ” TIT* Dr. Qon/qAwa Sanders told ^ e XllUIIllJ Thompson of Coventry, mar- Mrs. Emilia Lojeskl, 74, of of Carl Alvar Gothberg, died chance that a majority of tiie aid them In their effort to pro- Teen Center on School St.; -ber, when the projeot -will be Dec. 6, at a Manchester con­ m rie s^ Z ro T lic n T n h .^ ^ ^ ^ : g re ro r C ^ e S " age sT wa^- 'c riU ^ ‘y when tial force in the Republican par- governors’’ will be pubUdy vide more activities for the the Depot, a church sponsored re-ennelualted. A board of dl- in conjunction with the Blian- The need for toe publicity of ceptlohs followed toe pattern Herald. ^®1; George Luiteema Sr of 273 Oak St., wife of Walter Lo- yesterday morning at the home valescent home, were held this ty,” Chafee said. chesber Recreational Depart­ available activities for Man­ employed in the private sector. W h e t h e r toe Manchester ^^entry, Wendell M, aligned with one of the preslden- town’s teen-agers, one for a coffee house; and the MEX) neotors will be appointed Ihiiu Graves of Bolton, tyler. jeski, died Saturday night at of her daughter. Miss Laura C. morning at the John F. ’Tierney ’They expressed discontent cBndidates by the time they ment, has improved greatly in chester teens was discussed. A Board of Education will comply Manchester Memorial Hospital Gothberg, 11 Lorainne Rd., with L C w e r s ^ ^ ^ t r ? “ g c r r g e T d \ U o n s . “H o s t : ^ tojed before the tomado at Tyn- new cotfpe house location and Council, made up of students week, to assume the reeponsibil- "It is the position of this of­ Trustees for the coming year Funeral Home. TTie Rev. Gary from Moscow charging the Unit- S'*"® Mrs. Edward Werner, Mra. dall. with what they considered gQufef again early in June. the other for land in the Eighth from Manchester East Catholic iity of toe coffee house. the past year through toe ef- decision was made to publish fice,” Dr. Sanders continued, with the advisory may be de­ after a long illness. whom she made her home. S. ComeU, associate pastor of ™ Hlldlng Bolin, Mrs. ’Thora Ma- A sdx-month-old baby adopted congressional dominance of the torts of the teens themselves. weekly lists of activities. cided tonight as the matter is co-e BYed W. Sadler of Stem , Mrs. Gothberg was born in I n other political develop­ District High Schools and Howell Cihe- Victor Swaunson, presDdemt of "that the purposes of the ne­ George J. Bfathews of Cioven- Mrs. Lojeskl was bom Jan. South Methodisthodlst Church, of- Cambodia Laos^ The So- loney and Miss Esther Peter- by the B yr^ two weeks j ^ e r party p o licy -m ^ ^ C S T T ments: ney Technical School. gotiations law can be better scheduled for discussion at a bi­ 12, 1893, in Poland, and has Forsvlk, Sweden, and had lived ficiated. toe Eiglilh UtUIUes District weekly meeting of the board. try and R. Gilbert Wlttman of in Hartford and Manchester for Viet news agency Tass said any ®on. There will be a SQclal time was asleep in toe same bedroom ^ ^ew York —It was learned that former The Rev. C. Itonald Wilson of oiffered a sizeable piece of land achieved and the public inter­ Bfanchester. George W. Bfo-t been a resident of Manchester such actions "will be stronelv grab bag gifts will Ibe ex- but was unhurt. Rockefeller contended in P^m South Windeor est better served when the ac­ MEA t*resident Kenneth Skin­ since 1945. She was a member more than 75 years. She was Vice President Rldiard M. Nlx- Center Ckmgregational (Jhurch, off of Hmiard Saperback Orlowski of Manchester and - ■ Republicans tend to become “^ 8: toe week mo was among six persona ar­ An offer was made by the view. field Beach, Fla.; einother (Continued from Page One) border. W. Center St., to pay respects duplex. and lose P“Wt®ah national convention Rev. Sbeive Price of St. Mary’s attend the meeting of toe Dis­ face a full agenda when it on actions taken at last week’s tlnues to press for open ses- book, “Time Cajisule 1944:” “Ito Mrs. Raymond Wasowlcz of East ’The strike on a jungle Com- to Mrs. Walter Lojeskl, moth- At one house a car was “national-minded’’ raigned today in Portland, "At the close of each nego­ slons, Skinner said the associa- Stocldiolm, Swedirii youths were daughter, Mrs. Mabel Lamb of will be held there. Blaine, on charges of possession Church, to use an old pert of trict’s Board on Doc. 18, at meets tonight at 8 in toe board annual meeting of the Capitol Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Groton; grandchildren, and 12 hlbitlon charge, Morrison was munist infUtratlon route was er of Mrs. Louis Orlowski, a flipped over and tossed into toe touch with state problems, 7:30 a t 32 Btain St. He suggest­ tiating session, the public tion has considered several al- Introduced to jitterbugglng by a Stei^ianlo Sakolowski of Anson- 8 —Mrs. J» “ >0 Cambodian ert Ahlness, 46 Castle- Rd.- - Mrs.-- a hum that soundeds<^ded likeItoe a jet Love,U>ve, who has not statedsiaiea a wno r ™ e u a anoe of three Manchester Green 219 W. Center St., with a solemn Center St., Manchester, tonight ®ld® <>« the border and dart Reginald Christensen is co-hos- plane after being awakened by presidential preference, said from toose a t t e i ^ toe $ ^ - School teechera concerning high MasB of requiem at St. from 7 to 9. i n T acroes to hit allied outposts. less. Members are reminded to the violent thunder and light- timing wUl be a key factor in plate < ^ e r, s^d later of toe af- toeir daas sizes, a -request by James’ Church at 9. Burial will chaplain disagreed in a televl- heavily jungled War Zone bring grab bag gifts. nlnanlng accompanying a 6-inch exerting gubernatorial Influ- fair: X loved it. Dandd Wlggin to be relieved of Sion confrontation Sunday on _ downpour. ence. He said that’s why most of ------be in St. James’ Cemetery. Mrs. Helen Prell , whether clvU disobedience is ^ In ^ t ^ l e t n a m , a Comm^ his footbaU coaching asa'gn- Friends may call at the fu­ The Women’s Home League “The screams of neighbors toe governors are unwilling now ment at Blanchester High Mrs. Helen Preil, 58, of 44 Justified as a protest against MAHCHESTER neral home tonig^e from 7 to 9. — ■ alongside toe Cambodian border of toe Salvation Army will meet was the next thing I remem- to align themselves with any I>r. Gilbert Grosvenor, chair- School, and a -tentative agree­ Burnham St., formerly of Hart the Vietnam ...... war. tomorrow at 2 p.m. for a Wor- ber,” said Sgt. Frank C. Gar- candidate. “I think to jump too man of the board of tnutees ot ment on negotiations between ford, died Friday at her home. Both toe president, Kingman point Early ^ a y Com- ship Service in Junior Hall. Re- gulllo who was to bed recuperat- soon is going to be a dlsadvan- toe National Geographic Society Charles Asplnwall She was too widow of Joseph Brewster Jr., aAd toe chaplain, nu*nlst gunners in the zone un- PARKADE the school administration and Charles Asplnwall, 87, of Lake loaded a flurry of mortar at­ freshments will be served after ing from surgery. “My wife and tage, as well as to go too late,” at the time of his death, corn- i^ c m a r J J ^ h toe custodians’ tinion. Prell. William Sloane Coffin Jr., de­ toe service. two -children were at M-ass, he said. bined a half-dozen careers in his The board Da also expected to Park, Fla., formerly of Man­ Mrs. Prell was bom in Suf- plored toe war Itself. tacks on an American brigade chester and Coventry, died yes­ headquarters 60 mUes north of ----- thank God,’ ’he said, gazing at Chafee, who wonts Michigan active lifetime. He was a distin- consider the status of iibs stalled fleld, and lived in Hartford for Brewster described resistance ’The parish committee of St. his daughter’s bed which had Gov. George Romney nomlnat- gulshed editor, geographer, negotiations with toe Blanches­ terday at St. Mary’s Hospital, 35 years before moving to Man­ to the draft as “a baldly revo- kU lli^ two GIs and West Palm Beach, Fla. John’s Polish National Catholic several celling beams collapsed ed for president, blamed politi- scientist, writer and adminia- ter Education Assocdatlion as chester a short time ago. lutionary tactic,” but toe Rev. wounding 22. TTie base camp of Mr. Asplnwall lived in the Survivors include a daughter. toe 26to Infantry Division unit Church will meet tonight at on it. cal problems at home for the trator. toe result of the release of a Mianchester - Ckiventry area Mr. Coffin countered that young 7:30 in toe parish hall. ------—------“poettion paper” by State Edu- ^ hio Barbara Shlck of Windsor men .uvk.had to resort.cov,t w,to dlsobe was hit by about 74 ^eUs. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY BIG-SCREEN Air raids over North Vietnam catiion Oonunisaloner William J. in TTioHrto criv warn atm Hp ^ ^ k s; two brothers, Mlchael dience because the government . ^ rt u i ^ to Florida six years ago. He ^ Alexandria, Va., and would not heed legal forms of reduced by cloudy Bethany Group of Center Con­ Sandera favoring closed nego­ MOTOROLA COLOR TV SHOWN BELOW was a center, and Joseph Kams of Hartford; three ^ent weather Sunday. However Ma­ gregational Church will have a tiating sessions. rine pilots struck toe often-raid­ Christmas iiotluck Wednesday The -oommlBsloner’s position for 80 years.warn He uraawas a KtLwar60-vcar Mrs._Anna_Butkus —v.™ ” I Year I^lerce, the board’s business employed by Pratt and Methodist Church. Also on Schmidt’s schedule Is fic away from the area. Men MANCHESTER manager; and Theodore Fair­ BERNIFS ,TV and APPUANCE Whitney, Division of United Air- Survivors, besides her hus- staging of Rolf Hochuto’s con­ from toe 8th District were as- SAM YUYLES OPEN EVERY MGHT TILL CHRISTMAS banks, superintendent of build­ oraft Corp., East Hartford, be- band, include 4 sons, Eugene troverslal play "Soldiers,” Pe- aCated by tiwo pivKVft equi|>- U OAK STREET ings and grounds. 384C MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST MANCHBSTCR PARKADK fOre and after the war. In 1949 Minor and Richard Minor, both I®*" Shaffer’s “Black Comedy” ment from the new fire station A few atepe from Main < In other buslnesa, board chair­ he became an organizer of the of Crystal Lake, and Henry and possibly, “Fiddler on toe located near the Manchester International Aanociatlon of Minor of Tolland and George Roof.” Green. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. PAGE Q IIAKCHBSTER EVENnTO HBRALD. MAMCBBSISR. C (»n r. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PACn^vouKTraeN Mrs, Judith Sokola, Bast Hart­ DeoeBlea, 172 Iv^ple S t; Julie 81 Spruce St; Gsorge Worces- 472 Reservoir Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Vernon. Oorl, 292 Lake Rd., Andover; ter. North Windham; Henry W l- Emma Washburn, 86 Lakewood oom, . muffins, Hospital Notes ford; Mrs. Jean Fomwalt, New England's Laading Mku. Owtnida A Hough end Uve who find It dlffloult to get items tor tbe aale sbould oon- The aotkto rssqmes this com- ' rsllrnts Tedav: 284 ThompeonVlUe; Mrs. Margaret Jsntea Hebait, Somers; Mrs. son. East Hartford; Carroll Circle; Blake Karpe, 46 Mont- lx « Friday at 7:$0 p.m. at the Thursday, tosphardTs pis, vggst- H g^ron lAwOtotto Aaimam by the Andover employment are given work by tact Joanne Mtmaon, Carole ADMITTED SATURDAY; Coleman, 288 Oak S t; WUUam Hkmter, 67 Anknore Rd.; W lkle, KeUy Rd., Vernon; data Dr.; Mrs. Mary Ogren, Two-Year Professional W rit Oongrefs^lo'*^ CSniroh So­ able sacks, bomemsds toBs, oo. WtomMto FbBowMBp: >Cr. cod their organisation. Various Wright or Book Donahue. oonut puddng; Friday, vsivia- School Panel Robert Bmmons, 111 Brent Rd.; Ferreira, Swamp Rd., Coven­ Gordon Kuhns, StstfonlvUle; Mrs. Mildred Welts, 869 Bum- Crestfield Convalescent Home; jMk H. CHran irotVBtr o y owaf churches throughout the coun­ MeOMbi’ Party cial room. Me soup, tuna ssndwtah, pfok- Mini. DoroUiy Gagne, 183 Oak try; Nancy Andrulot 82 Elro Brian and Kevin Mortaaty, 81 ham St.; Raymond Stewart, 168 Robin BisseU, 86 M aty Lane, School of Getdner S t ; Mrs. Mariannhia Birch St.; Alphonsua Shells, 674 RockvUle; WUfrad DuIm , 60 Begional Study Pauul Asked m aghter and aon-to-law, MT. Food Sales try have been halptng by saO- Tbe Andover Mothers club les, friflt MUi is served wMh S t; Joeeph CHode, 40 <»ode St.; Gary Arel, 1260 Ellington Tjfiwiii nMnus at fim Blmnent- To Consider Motson, 6 Avon St.; Mins. BmUy E. Middle Tpke.; Lawrence Se- Reservoir Rd., RockvUle. and Mra. A h ert HUdlng; Mr. tag products produced by them. will boM Its anmisl Christmas all meals. is; John Ootangoe, 142 Oak Rd., South Windsor; Kyle Ait- flr., by ary school tor th e'rsst of the St; Waiter Gomets, Box 88, ken, 16 Carolyn Dr., Hebron; Grtem, 28 Deerfield 8 t ; Mra. core, 16 Knox S t; Claire Rush- Also, Mis. Barbara Peres and The pecans come In one pound party on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Fofiowing Referendum Vote wOthgJifts WiU Help at the home at Mrs. Richard week are: Tueeday, beef Room Needs Buoktand; Florence Harwmrth, Christine Quey, 86 Spruce St.; Pearl Sheekey, 22 Okntt St.; ford. Squirrel ’TraU,_Coventry. daughter, Apt. 8, 178 Spruce ACCOUNTING packages, wrapped in a special celery sUloks, dieese, bread and 286 E. Middle Tpke.; Douglas RsUph Lupacchtao, 104 Clinton James Prentfoe, Glaatonbury; by Mends to tha Re- box to simulata a cotton bale, Ward ott-Bausola Rd. Members Also, Brmda Moulton, 166 St., Mrs. Anita Evans and lb * Batooa Board o( MMt* tmnSod progrBtn butter, JeU-o; Wednesday, baked Double sesrionB or hiring HauschUd, 08 Oonstanca Dr.; St. Mks. Frances Mulresdy, 10 HUkrtown Rd.; Mrs. Olive Ub- daughter, 98 Berkeley Dr., deoamlibn Mkaid. South’s Poor and aell for $1.00 a box. Peo­ will exchange gifta. Alto, mem­ HARTFORD INSTITUTB OF ACCOUNTING ■Ml bM Mot a l«(t«r to tb* hmoheon meat, rice, ^toeen. olaaarooms outside the school Kravits, 410 E. Cen- Also, CoUeen Coidy, 64 Ridge Preston Dr. by, KeUey Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Vernon; Mrs. Mary Smith and Ib a rut 1 ^ - I f new Fiton Vietaaai ple wanting to.buy them for bers have been asked to bring Boaid of DdiwatlaB at lUiam m d W. Patttogiy Jr., eon of Speoial tood Mteadea aaam gifts for rostdents of Mansfield buUdtaga next year wW be dis- Hra. NoeUa Labbe, East St; Mrs. May Latham, 1 Also, Raymond Hampton, 423 Eva BlsaUIqn, 264 Union St.; son. East Hartford; Mrs. Nan- 66 Forest St» Hartford— ^TeL 247-1116 the hoUdaya should call MTs. ^ cusaed by the Board of Educa- Hartford; Mrs. Lillian Mayo, Bruce St, Vernon; Mrs. Alice n|b8d>oolwlthai.t9omlf}tot ^ to Me an easantlal part of the Gordon MacDonald or Mrs. Training School. Gifts should be E. Middle Tpke.; Marsha GUha, Robert Bernardl, Buff C ^ Rd., cy Mosur and daughter, 182 tton toiiigfat The chcloe Is ex- Ellington Rd., Wapptag; Hampton, « Wheeling Rd., An­ ToUand; Mrs. Louise Babeau, Prospect St., RockvUle. - otudjf oonunlttoo bo KMhjr wtol B to * lb * ® u t ortBi -A «w «». Is home on ‘a SO^y Christmas holiday aaason. Or- Richard Schreirer who live at unwr^)ped but accompanied by 206 Henry St.; Jeffrey aeaves. __ er on IS month tour . „ material for wivqtptag (hem. ^ pected because of the expected Anthony Messer, 81 Osk St dover; Mrs. Marie Ssiucler, to toehide one member of the JoMvii gtvjn^ ttM fui< Andover Lake. ^ ahertsge of classrooms. Also, Mrs. Joanne Northup, Broad Brook; Mrs. Doris Bel- tar OBOOHtoMibuMd. and f llBnd. other bids received were from -Si. data ppooeastag ta the school RockvUle; Philip Hence, 22 DISCHARCVED YESTER­ DEL MONTE PEAS Ferdinand Ciwaxka of Mai^to- system wUl also be discussed Norman S t DAY: V ed a VeUlbch, RED 4, rough for $8,886 and Oeneral by the board tonight. Also, Mrs. Mary Katkaveck, Ooiveinitry; RonaDd Schauster, FRESH WESTERN ARMOUR GOLDEN STAR Mapping of Toungwood, Pa., for 182 Green Rd.; Mre. GiBaerte S : : : ♦ 1 0 0 I f the board does decide to Hublaid Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Di- c.ns H $17,000.-^ tastall the system to be used ane Kearns, Oak Dr., Hebron; Tha flight to photograph the for record keeping, it would not Kimberly KitcheU, Columbia; PORK LOINS CANNED HAMS area w ill not W made until be necessary for the town to ta- Robert Lukas, 60 Fox HUl Dr., spring, according to flewaU, be­ vest ta the equipment at this RockvUle; Robert MacDonald, Bssim o n o i cause of the Mtodows. It is anti- Telt her she^s an angel with time. Dr.'RamsdeU said the gg Deepwood Dr., Wapptag; etpated the mape wUl be town would contract with the Mark MacDougall, Branford, R. ^ H H b t UQUm BLEACH 3 9 ' pariiaUy completed by faH in sleepwear to dream about Ellington system to use its com- i „ Edward Matushak, 86 Hlgh- CDTIRI time for their lue rather than puter. land St.; Michael Ome, Ken- 45' t55 having residents file property Members of the Ellington neth Dr., Vernon; Anthony Pan­ WAX PAPER 4 9 ' OUARTBBD i-miiTT dedaratfohs on real Mate. staff are expected to attend to- tano, 184 E. Mata St., RockvUle; lUPOT Six GbMNroema Accepted night’s meeting to explain the Harold Parks, 17 Cole St.; Earl PORK LOINS " S i r .. 5 5 ' SKINLESS FRANKS ;S ;5 9 ‘ Ib e Sohool Building Oommit- system and ' to answer ques- Peruse, East Hartford; NeU TEA BAGS 5 9 ' lAUTNOM mSH-UAH tee has voted to accept Mx com­ Uons. Pierson, 34 Woodbrldge St. 2 Weeks pleted tiaasrooms of the 13-class Other items on tonight’s Also, Michael Prevost, 28 SUCED BACON J £ ;5 9 ' GROUND CHUCK . 6 5 ' rOMn sohool In Oileod retroac­ AINOUR STAR IWIR PRSHniN lUCD left to right: agenda will be: A recommenda- Dart HUl Rd., Wapptag; Mrs. Aw ay KING SIZE tive to Nov. 28. The action was Ueilntendent of IBgtaways BmMdMs s t: lon tricot coqtdlnates with robe at Ernest ’Tureck, reported. Mrs. Robert Fridaiy, 18 Lyness 501 Hartford Rd. ous changes been reduced to im t . Fink and iriiocking or shades St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. $672,174. He said tiiat, weather permitt­ Also Pine Cleanen (gturtpotoe. P, S, M. $ 1 1 ing, today’s schedule wiU be Patrick MltcheU, 146 Broad St. Tbe oontlngenoy fund ahows DISCHARGED SATURDAY: 666 Center Stzeet ^ a balanoe at $24,001 with $8,000 made tomorrow. ’The highway department was Edward Smith, 16 French Rd.; OR at it earmarked for expendi- ||^ WHITE turea. At its next mestlng, on alerted to slippery conditions Jem. 0, the committee wUl de­ at midnight. Salting operations cide h ^ much Of this aoces- Chddly robe of cloud light nyfem began at 4 a.m. ’Townwide sand- sory balance will be usM to tricot in pink or turquoiaa P, S, and plowing operations were n m -n oiD A . Holiday Fruit Bowl siq>plement the $14,000 orig- M ,L . $ t $ started at dawn. ’The operations were conduct­ SWEET CORN 5 3 9 ' EMPEROR GRAPES InaHy budgeted for equipment. IWmUIIM n A RID OR OOIDEN ed wUh town forces only. No SCHULBR DELICIOUS APPLES U .l NO.I IK" MIN. Fellowahlp Plans rentals were oaUed ta. Tbe GtUead Wolnen’s FeUow- ’m e 17 men used for leaf- only TANGELOS 10 4 9 ' ANJOU AND BOSC PEARS abip has been invitod to tbe sweeptag operations joined 15 POTATO CHIPS GOtOnRIPI ^ Christmas pngram of the St. YOUR CHOICE e R ih - ^ S O R O others ta the sanding and lUow- MIX OR MATCH Oolumba's Ladles Society In 18-oz. pkg< (DSL, liagerie, all 4 sterea) tag operations. BANANAS 2 1 2 5 ' Oshonbla tonight at 8:10 p.m. A group of nuns from BaKlc and NIBlmantlc w ill give a 69* bond etnd choral concert. Pra- GIFTS FOR HER cedlng the program, there win 1 p o r f DMBS — SETS be a Mass that all members at A U . FAMOUS BRANDS GRAND UNION KRAFT WHIPPED FRESHBAKE SANDWICH the Feliowahip are Invited to I attend. Those inCqfeMed ih go­ ARTHUR BRUG CRINKLE ing or deeirlng more Inlorma- CUT POTATOES CREAM CHEESE WHITE BREAD tion may contact Mrs. Kenneth EUU. H Mlsalaaary Bleefliig SICI^ ttaa Mbstonary OonnuNtena Cozy sleepwear to delight your loaves ai ttto Hebron and CNiead Oon- shopping grtgattonal Ohurohts w il mee$ hsMomow night of 8 at tbaiwr- youngsters on Christmas morn PLAinClNMP ANUUCA'I FAVORRI a u m n o M days 2004t. *°tontoe the White adt service 3P HEINZ WAX PAPER pkg. yustafttsy ImU si the Hebron SARAN VIRAP 39* Oongregatoonel Ctourch, the chll- till COFRE KETCHUP dnn (d the Sunday Scfraol pre- 67 in a-Ib.i51-6B 1-lb. 10-oz left to right; pkg. Chock Full (FNuts can ■ btl. 4 3 ' MAN SIZE TISSUES Girls' quilted nylon tricot duster Christm as corns 31* with ddkate lace trim. Blue, pink. lOTAL 2-lb. l|S 7 8 to 14. • $ PUDDINGS ^ 4 4 P HEINZ Chock Full O'Nuts can cmr lOT-AE-Da LA ROSA 2-lb. 8:OZ. CHHJ SAUCE 1-lb. can 6 9 ' Elbow Macaroni pkgt. Be-ruffled nylon tricot shift gown BEEFARONl 'L“ - 3 5 ' 53* with lace trim, matching pants. CBir I0T-6I-DB UQOID Shrimp, daffoffo ^ . 8 to 14. $ $ 2-lb. 8-oz. llarHortl \nliomil Itanli tiiul I nisi I onifHiiiQ BEEF RAVIOU can 7 3 * LYSOL PUREX BLEACH 67* NDIEUVES GHD lOT-AI-DIS DISINFECTANT i In pootrooms taverns, gymna­ AND 2-lb. 8-oz. nuscacm $ .«<• 3S‘ rua 1 6-oz. siums and dONr plaoea where Churfft’ Card NEATIAILS can nuaiKB 1 1 cans the cream of aocMy gathars, Boys’ and girls’ snowflake print top SPAGHETTI 6 9 * Cat Food soodenfle debstee have r ^ 2-]^ece Grow Sleeper by Nitey o4T6(KBflPSH9Ng 7 9 ' 97* DOU-SUCD SBAIROOK rARNS-U lAOCE over the retatfonah^ o f tetovl- Nite with plastic somb. Palmit cot- 9-pi. aion and boxttg. It Is the un- ton fabric in red. 4-6-8. $ •$ $ fS R CHRISTMAS $ | 2 9 pkg. clooded view of somethsit tale- PINEAPPLE ASPARAGUS sS%. virton UUsd boafing. TlMn tliere REG. 95c 43* You can’t give a bouquet 98 76 5432 10 ate tiMiM who argus thlat boxing MU 614-oz. killed boodng. 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cam th e Omxm CM> dtaaosa. tonight to hear about 80 n m s Columbia m a fWnoes taH*e been under from Wlffimantio and Btttlo Aw neentiy btomsm cd a ftw form |Ls a band. i* tftd’ Boyle t • unplewant tactdiddas asiri Im­ The musleal prbgram, spon-' PZC Approves Applicadon proper b«lWl9of''on: the past of sored by the OathoUo Tadlas Y o u Society, wUl begin about'' itU rSome Things REASSURING outsMeow kiknmd to sMerd. \ P in t sefonhnrwir Jtossph 8oeg- p.m. To Open Rt. 6 Package l^ re da told the group the board A Mass will be hold at 7:45 ^Average Man c o m e OM not widi to rtnp the dMKws followed by a brief basiaass THOUGHT... H ie afjpUcaUon ot Docto aaA Oamadte expects to open for and fsdded that it wav probably moating. a Rofer Oamache to open a pack­ business Feb. 1. Refrodimenta win be served a qoeottop of 18|d>ter luRnte- Doesn’t Need age atore on Rt 6 ha* been Petoi* qaUs ZBA fllpftfp, after the program. mini-pricing® never f i r s t approved by the Ftannlng and . Oeorge Peters, newly-tiscted TTm dataoe CMb arivtsors hove Ob Hsw Voter . NEW YORK (AP) —’ Things Zoning Oonuniaslon. selectman, has submitted his atpdulatod that there must be A lone voter reglstorod Rspob- the average man could do with­ takes a hoiiday! Voter*-tMa 'faU e^roved the reMgnathm as a member of Uoan at the voter making s a » fBve oouobablee on duty at eaxh out in a would that is sometimes T ls the Mason to be question of a package store In the Zoning Board ot Appeals, dance. There are 14 conotaldes Sion hdd Saturday monOig by. ^ much with him: Jolly — but oh the town after turning down the citing the fact toat he felt there fo tow n; Bbc eAectied and eight the Board of Admlsrions. proposal twice previously. was a conflict of interest be­ eppototod reoently a t th e ne- After Jan. 1, aooordhig to the Mink ctifflinks. gigantic expenses! QainachS, adio will be in busi­ tween the two positions. queot of the fire department. reglstrare, Mlrs. Oraee Pringle Pajamas for dogs. How nice to know ness with hla brother, said the Peltecs ashed the Board ot Raittn, who (qwke for the and Mm. Laura Ssegda, one Private telephones for teen­ there’s mini­ Selectmen loot week to reMeive package store will be in the group, obM plana noiw tnchxle need not wait for regidar voter agers. pricing*, w hen building owned by them on Rt hitn ot his appeal board distica registering eaich youngater as making aaaalona but m ay re g l» you need rav­ 6. by Jon. 1. However, eelechmen, ter any time with either regis­ Neighbors who bUlld spite he aavl viee a t the dance. On fences. ings the most. He said inspectioa of the prem­ ■who did not feel Iherh woe any eaich succeeding one he wfll be trar or the town dstk. ise* must be made by tiie state oonflHct, asked P eters'.to ocn- checked o ff. I f he is iniviolved in Boaketban Bleellng Weird cocktail canapes in­ before final approval. tihue unittt March 1 in order to ■High School boys Interested tended to serve more as conver- any Ikifkiacttona, a second mark Mini -pricing* In addition, according to hove enough .tlnne to find mame- against him would mean; ex- in bcLaketball are wakom e to sattonal tidbits than os appetiz­ Oamache, the brothers must one suUnble fo r the posGUbr. puMon IroRi foture dances. meet in Yeomans Hall Wednes­ ers—such as fried Mexican gives you more advertise in the papers and post Mm. WfOlana Murphy, Henry If a youngster laa'ves the day from 6:30 to 9 p.m. , w rm s or peacock liver paste. food for iess a notice in the windows of the Raknm and Isid en Loineaque ap­ dance for any reason he win not The gokne, one of the Rec . AU-purpose credit carts that money. And we proposed store for 21 days. peared before the board to dio- be aDoNved bank hi. Oouneff s winter programs, wHl 'can be used to rent a or to guarantee quai- The dancea wfN be raftricted be aupsrvtsed by John Oroman take a vacation on the Riviera ity, too. We guarantee courteous service, vast to toetragstW only and ndes each Wednesday throbgh the but are no good at all when it variety, the newest conveniences, too. So and regidettons 'wfU be poMed beskietoell season. romee time to make a home here's a merrier Christmas to you . . . with PartiClipante must carry mortgage payment. In a prominent place. mini-pricing*. Food money saved is gift ocuncU Insunanoe and anyent Peimlsshre nursery schools The next dance w d be held money gained. Choicest Meats In TownI Dec. 26. who has not paid in any pro­ that get a child so stirred up Selectmen voted to Install gram shioe April to ndt nomr that he comes home like a howl­ more lighting around the out­ ooTvered. ' ing Aiqrache on a bender. . , Oir^ in miniskirts who wear S b o p side of Teomaas Hall and will TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! get pecommendatlona from the Bfandieater Evening Herald butterfly decals above their power company. Oofannbla oorreapofideat 'Vir­ knees. S ho p Nans to Psriown ginia Oarhoa tel. 888-9884. Doctors who try subtly to im­ W HOT^ BEEF The Women’s OuiU of the ply that they are up-to-date in Congregational Church has been all things, including medicine, GO FOR SAVINGS? GO FOR QUALITY? Vemon invited to St Columba’a Church by keeping copies of Playboy Tenderloins magazine in their waiting room Skating Pond Instead of the National Oeo- Don’t forget graphic. We Reserve Bight To Lindt Qaantlly Hit by Vandal's Guys who comi^ain your mar­ RIFTS FDR ALL tinis are never dry enough even TOYS—APPLIANCES Children who enjoy skating and the recreation facilities the if you bake them in the oven an HIGHLAltD PARK MARKET PHorro—oosa^jTTCs hour beforehand. town provides may suffer be­ great 817 Highland St., Manchester—Phone MS-4278 ARTHUR m ult cause of a few destructive per­ Any breakfast food that can these be heart two paces away while iiiini"Di iC inii sons. Donald Berger, director of being eaten—whether it crack­ recreation, said skating on the les, pope, snaps, or simply IS FOR YOU! ■ Ecker Pond may have to be 'hzzes. money-saving discontinued if the vandalism Middle-aged ladies on buses continues. who smash into you with a Berger said trees along the handbag the size of a suitcase and then turn and glare at you edge of the pond have been SA'.* X - chopped down and allowed to 'as if you were either a madher •-•5 A"* ■" fall into the water. In an or a ^ckpocket. coupons at effort to prepare the pond for Guys vdio sit behind you at skating, Berger hlmsdf borrow­ pro football contests and try to ed a saw end cut up the trees, explain the game to their girl which in some Instances were friends. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Specials! already stuck in ice. Mothers ■who sit behind you at Stop & Shop! He worked, removing stiunps, !foreign movies and read the logs and stones from the edge Engllah subtitles aloud to their of the pond and piled the de­ children. bris along side ot the road to All politicians who think they MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY be picked up by the town trucka. automatically become states­ When he returned a few hours men at the age of 66. Ail coupons may be redeemed later he found everything had Any llfe-of-the-party type who with only one $5 purchase! been thrown bock into the pood. tries to brighten up cocktail Another town skating area on gatherings' by performing cart South St. may have to be aband­ .tricks—unless he has received mm mmmummmf^'^ oned for use due to the same an engraved invitation in ad­ type of vandalism. For this rea­ vance to do so. son the town had to concentrate Wiseacres who, when you WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE its Christmas decorations to Ute have a black eye, ask you to ex­ center park because lights in plain how you got it and then, other areas were stolen. Iwhen you have done so, reply, Berger said any person found “ Well, that ain’t the way I responsible for the vandalism heart It.' ’ 2 0 O F F ! will be prosecuted. All modernistic paintings that look either like a colony of ants lost in a snowstorm or a cross- M b pkg Stop & Shop Game Licenses section of the bloodstream of an armadillo. Now Available Any cake that doesn’t have Town Clerk Edward YomUel chocolate icing on it. FRANKFURTS announced today that 1968 game Talking parakeets which, de­ licenses, for hunting, firiiTtig spite the proud claims of their BREAST 'owners, have an actLial vocabu­ and trapping, now are avail­ Good Doc. 11-1M3, on* coupon por pockoo* por tomlly A QUARTERS with Wing able In his ofQoe in the Mu­ lary that consists only of "eek” 34 nicipal Building. ‘•‘peep” and 27 varieties of twit­ ^ mmmmmmmmmi They m ay .be obtaltned also ters. at BUsb Hardware, Hasslff Arms Stock market salesmen who and Manchester Surplus Sales. start their pitch by saying, “ I mMmumm)mmmmbm_m •know you'll want to get In on the J 7x>und floor of this one.” € WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE LI G - Friends who buy their wives a s QUARTERS with Back FUEL OIL Jfur coat on their wedding anni- i 31 sversary a week after you’ve Shoulder Cut 15.4 ^surprised your wife on your an­ First B h I s *60 GoL BOb. 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If ammonia. i? \ 1 % 1 PAGE PAQii XIGdTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 Accurate Toe^ Good Arm Hard to Beat Week^s Schpolhay Basketball Menu Pin Bleak Cage Weekend C atty Dyak Defense Got to Tarkenton ter aai YMto ______NEW YORK (AIP) — Wh^n Earl Morrall took ovar defenae Itookle.of-the-Tear hon- Mbrrall punt and aoored a thlccttvllla ware mmmtc m i' "Our defense #ent out and lata in tha third period, the big ora. fourth on a four-yard Oakland Cops Title ra isM lM H lP — Lou Toutaln qaalUlen tor tta N*w m m - : Mel Farr, the elusive running burst by Tom Watkins, Indians Open Friday 189488, E m . Forster 468, Leah niah by Alex Karras, Larry load Doekpla Bswttif Sttit got Fnui Tarke’nton. Hand and Oo. dumped him four back from UCLA, carried 18 "It was Just a day," said WMpple 451, Bee Mbquto 468, nauieat in* Wanriefc, KJU That’s the way we planned By BAIUIY COWLES hosting Stafford High. The Bob- Sesvetta and Stan Gdka are Umea and allowed only three times for 09 yards and nabbed Coach Allie Sherman of the NEW YORK (AlP)-Aii Carl Klelnstuber 3014161, Ernie For College Quintets next Maroh in pfaqr at Om it. That’s what we knew completlona out of aeven. four passes for 78 yards. AI- Giants, Who had bten in the accurate toe and a good 1^4 th e 1967-68 ^ ^ ‘ neoond win toe backbone of the squad. Whipple 809646. HoUdaya Lames tast weak EASTERN OONFEUNOB Friday wm be the Mggeet day we had to do." AU in all, the arouaed Llona’ though he is short of his an- Century Division race until last ^ pasai^ arm are a tough soljoolboy basketball sea- Connecticut basketball fensive, pushed to within toree the unbeaten Eagles pushed to end* Joe Schmidt, coach of the De- defenae smeared the quarter' nounced goal of 1,000 yards, week. of the week for many local W Il t po I. EIb Op combination to beat hi sonTlwfth no less than 14 OONStmUOnON — SnUe team a h ad a. ranerallv of a strong Tufts squad a 39’S2 halftime edge, wMenkig Mrs. Dyak ta tta M*. 1 ts- trolt Lions, praised his defense Farr has rushed for 701 yards "Fran was not that sharp but round ball tbllowere, when Man­ back eight times for 88 yards. 9 4 0 .002 SM SM fo o tb a ll — e v e n w h ep th e y games eoheduled for .the . Oakman 178406, Don Ftavell hlaak wwdtand of nlav w il* '>«*ore being handed its second the gap ta the lost five minutes male duckptnner In the ooen- and the passing of Karl Sweetan Only a 27-yard pass from Mor- with one game to go in his bid you can't condemn him. Jones *®®**®*^^ chester lOgh opens Its adiedule DiTOK weeKCTU o i 1^ wiwi ^ Ron to an undenlhble 76-60 vfetery. try. 0 5 s .600 MS 82S belong to different men firet full wedc of action. ^ 161-860, Peter Kaloa 141-883, in the vlsitora’ clubhouse at raU' to A »ro n Thomas broke the for offensive rookie honors. dropped a pass, our blocking WaMdngtoo Qi’-ir MiMn High In Hebron for -3ta away in n OdL otaah at Omi- Elwood Emmons 143-866, Nondo only four of 12 vie- ^ j,ad Boston had to do It despite The long male qualifier for 0 7 1 .417 333 886 who are of different gen- ard High in West Hartford. Stadium Sunday after shutout in the fourth quarter. Sweetan, who didn’t know he broke down and they penetrated J^***^**j; tomorrow and a Annum 186-866, Joel Grout 368, tonous. Pour of tne losing 22 xmlnts each for the losers, high scorer BHl Corley, who the New Engtands was town New Orleans 2 U 0 .164 306 S66 e ra tio n s. Ck>ach PhU Hyde of to* lit- the Lions had upaet the New For the first tlmt all season, was going to start until Schmidt very deep. We just couldn’t get ** ~ ‘ **,i“ ^*" hopetol turn efrafght wih of Burke Ptank 186. Nutmeg quintets, 'however while Tufts’ John Campbell dropped ta 12 of th* Husklea’ champion George Cochrane Oeatory DtvWon This was the case Sunday dtan* reports that despite a Tqrk Giants 30-7. the fleet Homer Jones was gave the word Sunday morning, started." toe season. Mentor Ttony Fal- Toned uip a game high of 23. last desi>erate 16 iwtats and fin- In action at Watertomi. Tarkenton was unhappy about kCleveland 9 4 0 .003 810 309 when the kicking of George q^tet^. S w ^ got off cetta has hte squad sparkling veteran squad It ta having tta were edged by five points Teu*kenton, the Giants ’scram ­ Janked without a reception by had one of his best days with 13 or less. Wesleyan has won one game ished with 26, in addition to 16 17 for 216 yards and three hie passing and the Giants’ poor St. Louts 0 6 1 .600 S19 819 Blanda and the paiMng of Boh **** week but tfale despite the tack of height usual- problems. Mudi work aqd oon- SPOUSES — Ken Marksteln bling quarterback who had ert work of cornermen of 187-877, Bob Wmette 870, Donna Yale threw up a solid defense tl'l* season, and Tufts remains rebounds, Dick LSBeau and rookie Lem . He hit Amos Marsh over-all play. "Detroit always New York 0 7 0 .462 883 866 Grtese combined to give Oak­ week will see all eight schools ty janumi oentratlon Is centered on mov­ thrown 2S touchdown passes in Bremser 146-466, WUda Beaure­ to score an impreaalve 78-66 win undefeated. Clark Unlvereity drew on the Barney. for 86 yards. Bill Mallnchak for has been a good defensive Pittsburgh 8 9 1 .360 367 SOS land the Western Dlvlslaa ta aqU^ Coventry High (0-1) treks to in g' the ball and sUlI maintain­ 37th Straight 12 previous National Football gard 126. over Holy Cross for its second Southern ia probably looking talents of Arnle Reich ta over- Barney’s seventh nine yards and Gall Cogdill for team,” he said. "They played a Westoiu Oonlsraaoe champlomhip o t the Amerloaa Tuesday night East OatooUc East Hampton High Tuesday In ing oontxte. This, right now, is League games, was able to aeasem’s win. Eto senior forward for those two xx>tats which whelming Trinity 103-84. Reich complete” only three of 18 and on a Tarkenton toss in the third 82 yards on scoring passes. fine game from start to finish, Geutral tXvlslaa Footl^ League. High (jl4)) will debut at the host- that town,, trying desperately to toe biggest eyesore that plague* 'Fkank Wianeakl held up the of- would have meant at least over- had 82 xx>tats, but Jim Stuhlman for Bruins was smeared four times for period and his fine defense play The Lions added a safety We were thoroughly beaten, no W L T P o t M b OP Blanda, who brcAe In profew- tag Wateeford High. Coach Don regnln prandnenoe to the win the Red and white. VILLAOE M1XBB8 — Gin­ fensive chores, dropping ta 21 titoje in a 89-87 thriller'against with 23 'and Ted Zillmer with losses of 63 yards. gave him another boost toward when Bruce Maher blocked a excuses.” xGreen Bay 9 8 ,1 .780 818 186 skmaUy with the CMcago B ean Buma and his Stagles will be column, with a 1-1 record stand­ Time wm teU what toe future ger Yourkas 187-463, Pat NIvi- points while hta teammates Kings Point. Bruce Brown came 21 kept Trinity in the game Johnny Wooden didn’t say so, Chicago 6 6 1 .800 216 304 la 1949, booted four field goals out tof toe second straight win. tag. Coach Ron Badsteubner of holds for the locals, who are eon 1864117, Ron Nivtaon 217- I>ecked away at the Crusaders’ up with three for four foul shots until, at 78-70 with 10 minutes but he may have been thinking Detroit 4 7 2 .864 216 266 five tries In leeMhng Oakland Boasti^ good heiflht and a the Patriots wUl be pushing his etriviiM for the OdL. title. 688, Nancy Thomas 468, Irene Stone 461, Ernie Whipple 688. passes. during the last 40 seconds to to go, Clark pulled away. of Houston. Manneaota 8 7 8 .800 280 360 to a 19-7 victory’ over Houston. strong, defensive olub^ Burns squad to iminove on Its accura- BYiday*. aetton wm see three Linebacker’s Touchdown Run Gives Browns’ Tide Divtohm Grtese, who was hanHy strong hopee to carry his boys aU the cy of riiootlng. area home games Mated tor the Yale stei>ped out to a 86-29 insure the win tor the Mer- Sacred Heart looked, with a “Although I feel the Brulna Baltimore 11 0 2 1.000 884 164 enough to hold a football In 1946, way toi the top. l court. Cheney Tech boeto Wood- HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Jan halftime lead after early nli>- chant Marines. A S4-potat i>er- haUtime edge of 42-40, a* though would win over any opponent ta Loe Ange. 10 1 2 .909 864 180 passed for two touchdown* ae-' _ Cheney Tech (0-1) faces TOr^ stock Academy; Bolton lOgh Duperron 188-864, Alice Bnrwn and-tuck play, then held Holy formance by Bill Fiske wasn’t it might be on the way to vlc- a series of games on a neutral San Fran 6 7 0 !462 249 821 Miami upset San Diego 41-34. ♦*” "*®****iJ[!f rtogton Tech in a road clash entortaiiM East Hampton and 840. CrosB to 28 ^Ints for Oie re- enough to save Southern tory. But despite a strong per- court,” said the coach of top- ranked and unbeaten UCLA, "I AUanto 1 11 1 .088 161 899 Oakland’s viotory gave the "*****■ Wednesday afternoon at 8:16 in South Windsor IBgh faces Suf- matader. The Crusaders’ Keith ns it went do'wn for its second formance under the boards and One NFL Divisional Crown on Line kndw quite will the hazards that X—CUndied Division Title. Raiders an 11-1 record and a flrid High, all starttog at 8 GOP WOMEN-^en Leonard Hochsteta was high scorer with defeat ta three games. 20 points as well from captain often befall irlsittag teams and NEW YORK (AP) __ grabbed the ball on the Baltimore’s tough defense set touchdown passes “as the 49ers Simdsy’s tteanKa 2V4-gsme lead oyer San Diego.* o’clook. 180-468, R ita Anderson 184- SO i>olnts. Qutaniplac dropped to a 2-2 Jake Moore, the Pioneers were _ __ t j » season record ■with a 96-91 loss unable to keep pace with a well the possibility of good teams Tim niovoland’a Ay raced across untouched, up rfiort scoring thrusts by Tony held off the Falcons and Cleveland 20, 8t. Louis 10 It also kept Houston, 7-4-1, from In road games, Rockvme High 406, Bea B egley 476, Pak iFOr- o!ik V.OO Thoee six points stood up for Lorlck, Tom Matte and Jerry snapped a six-game losing at 8 wm Sv? ^wever. ^ tra l Connecticut had to at the hands of Westfield State, balanced Kings College team, coming up with great nights.” Detroit 80,ww New Y olk 7. breaking a first-place tie In tha wm be at Glastonbury n gh and Slrom 467.

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■) MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MMfaMrVt THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Dtamends— Wdtclws— BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Dt^9SSfR0klil^ 19 48 WANTED TO BUT- IN CMC OF IN CASE OF L ke, MOMICUMZIT? EMEIQQEHCy PULL steins, furniture, p*#| EMERCEHCy PULL WATCH AND Jmrsiry repair­ ^ YER VOICE HAS ^ *BUdS/S Z WAS WHEN rr COMES t o K l e ts s o ALTERATIONS on all clothing, All alcm& tvie lesded lamps, sit flu A ON LY (WEROOtlOIIVPER OYER X> OrtOULPER ing. Prompt lervlee. Up to |90 V POSStBlLITIEel EVER ADDINS OHARNUUPSTAIRS Upper repairs, ato. Ressonabls IREEWAVIUEREARC Uves, any qoiditlty. 9444N OW-W/ THINK O'TRAININ' /t0MAT/ you SHOULP LIMIT ITH lN K rLLTlTO A PLACE. AND p rices. 648-0741. VdPE.fEAUTIFUL oa your old watch in trade. ______IT/PETUNIA? An*w«r to Prrrtou* PuaN Cloeed Ubadays. P.B. Brajr, CLOCKS bought, sold, tmOU^' TELEVISIONIfcLfcV l^lv^ TO It/M AN IN , rMPASS^ : 7 LANON IHATfcjHE'S IMMI M nc 7 7STPia-Yi n n . i - » PICKr i t n siioupfRs.scruP HOOP APAy.MRSi^ONE,MR.FACTOP/lLYAHOL&IN/ OUP Sherlockiana advertising (OR EMEROENCIEG— 787 Main 8L, Stats nisatrs expert repsdring. OoiodMl- AIVTERA'nONS and dreasmsk- Building. 9^0 HOOPLE / STUDIES IT COULDN’T THE SKI /70OM 0IN<5 D o ck Shop, 882 M ain St.. tm »: 8 Nobleman c l a s s if ie d advertising ing. Experienced. Tel. MT-OeOT. SHOW Pt^OLONOeOj HURT This crew 3UMPj/( tAKSETS^ ACROSS DEPT. HOURS Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. 9 Deep mud 8 A JL to 5 P Jl. -* 0 p.m . Sundays open tUl • viewiNO puas Now / ISir Atthiir 10 Imparted Florists— NurMrios 49 THE MlNOi, Conan — cheeses p.m., closed Tuesday and B0 % SShorlock — UInciU(9wordt) Moving— T rwekin^— W ednesday. USUndardof 14 Refuse to grant CWPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CHRISTMAS TREES — Come perfection 15 River IsleT B P3 t DAV BEFORB PUBUOATION Storago . 20 to Hickory Ridge Farm for . y - 0 ISEadwwad aoselecte your freshly cut tree. Lu-ge Deeatan for SatnrdaF nad Mondny Is 5 |un. Friday. MANOHBNTBR Delivery—light ISCbetapiacea 91 Partly fused selection of Blue Spruce, White UlYU glass trueklag nad ponkage deltvory. Wontttf— To lo F 88 17 Defunct Pine, Fraser Fir, White ___ 92EkdpadeUg Rnfrigemton, washers and e mr kr wt Im, UEvUtplrtt trig Spruce, Norway Spruce, Black WE BUT AND sell aaUgOS Aftt. Imc. am 90 FreqnentlY ^p l e a s e READ TOUR AD stove moving spoelstty. Void- T i4. »»<■ U.t. >«», OW. A npmmerepo Hills Spruce. Boughs for used furnlturs, ddna, (poet) 27v5$eWpwL) 87 Private retreat tOConsiunea ‘*^****-^^** taiwm ovtr the phsaww • la g d is lra fOr r e n t BM4TB3. 93 38Sourceoflwllgo 40New-fashioned 81 B b/essw (^ .) oeevnaleeeb. The advertiser thtmld rend him sd tiniirfnJIT these EMEQQENCte& wreaths and decorations. Rob­ silver, picture framss, old 95 Plank't curve 20 Sign of boredom 41 Female sheep 53Nsrrowroad FMALL'f CX3ME?D4 ert Vtsny, South River Rd., coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, BY V. T. HAMLIN on fhlp 64Uke^ ■««* BBPOHT EBBOBS ill* t£ SONewUvar.) 42Sac^buUof , *• teeponsihle for osiljr ONE Inasr- Coventry. 742-8804. watches, (dd Jewelry, httbto 95 Invetueator SSNearEast ^CfPt ^ ®*NewinrZaaland Fainting Popwring 21 M(XiHTAlN-GOAT “ ^ ■ • "rtlsem sB t end thea oaly cdlleetlons, paintings, atUe ooii- a w r iq h t : s o rrs / 'AnsRKSHT.ooR.sq, .1 Guess I'LU (awoiS) garments 4SKesutch PJ*T0t RQAOevMERETUE AWRlGHT,^JUSr HAFTA StScnofGaaa 34 WifeofZens 44 Swedish coin 67 Type measurea *” .*!* ’ ” *??* tanertloB. Errors vrhhdTdo INTERIOR sad exterior paint­ CHRISTMAS TREES! Cut to tents or whdls mtotss. Fnial- N O N E S f M V I L E T S l M v E fT ^ OMLf PLACE ID BOSINeSS^WHVV TH*gr WAY- ( OXAYf/ WHAT j FINISH WHAT (myth.) — . 680realgraaa ^ »dvertisemeot wfll net be oerreetad ing and psporlng. Call Phil order! Stanley Tree Farm, tore Repair Service, Mt-T44i. UMfA STARTEPy 32Athapaaean by “make rood'’ lasetMoa. PARRyoUR CRATE Long Hill Rd., off Route 6 at 'lOUHITlMt X OKAVP TmllAti i i i 4 2 r 5 9 W n v Denoiiooiirt, 749-6178. SSImpaatlve I60MCLOUPNINE Andover Church. Open week­ HOUSEHOlio lots Anttquea StOerman 12 12 1 PAINTING-^lnterlor and exte­ ends 9-4, also by appointment. brlc-a-brao, clocks, framss, phytldft 1 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 rior. very reaaonable, free es- Call 742-6438 fo r appointm ent. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ (IBM-UOI) IB i2 8 7 S -3 1 3 6 Umatea. Call Richard Martin, Large selection. White Spruce, lage P eddler, A uctioneer, 430 ,3# ••Iff------,m y fEsekvms, Toll IVse) dearWatfon." If 12 649-0286, 649-4411. HeUfOAR LSmMBS $3.60 up, Scotch Pine, to up, Lake S t, Bolton. (HD-4347. 42BlbUcalboat cones, evergreen boughs, JOSEPH P. Lewis custom AtiMncctr/N’E 45 At present a " i\ 22 24 25 seasoned firep la ce wood, $4 a 46 Stater’s t<^ 1 S ® " painting, interior and exterior Ta. tw. U. i Nl. OW^-AN fiftM msarvM /<9 «/ 47 Blue Traublt Reashing Our ArfYertittr? • to iMtod Ntowa toaOMia lac. " trunk full. Rooms WIHiout Board 59 BY J. B. WILLIANS 2i 27 29 30 paperhsnglng, wallpaper re­ OUT OUR WAY 50 Transaction moved. Wallpaper books on re- S3 Sequester 2s 24 W“ ROOM for rent, convenient loca­ S5221B----- 24-Honr Autwering Sahrict YOU HAP THESE YEAH, HE'S r e a l l y GOWMA 1 tion, light housekeeping, wo­ r Street tlmateB. Call 649-0668. “■ *«P Wanwd Malt M Htip WanNd-M* 3« D09.-Bltd.-em 41 p«i Fowl 49-A CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 1 BE SURPRISED.'HOLD STILL SSLegislatar ta man otdy. 649-7969 a fter 6 p.m . FOR YOUR BROTHER NOW —1 WANTA SEE HOW 1 I ** Free to Herald Raadart PRODUenON hands with some MACHINISTS — second shUt, SILVER Mlnature poodle pup- .rtir «is .-tt 60 Foe « w PAINTINO—interior and exter­ py. male. 6 months old, AKC ®TR®PLACE wood, clean. $16. g) IW T k.'M ~IA.'liwt. t Im / W U.t. fvt. OW. HIPPEW DOWN HERE T THIS NEW TIE WILL 61 Sherlock's 29 40 lathe and milling machine ex­ engine lathe, turret lathe, 46- BOY, YOU WENT ALL LOOK ON HIM/ Went tatfisnnattoD oa one of oar obumifled edverttMOMataT ior. Papering and paper re­ a pick-up load. PhotTo M2- 77IE THOMPSON House —Cot­ friend perience, also Norton Hyprolap 60 hours p er week. L iberal registered, shots, good with tage St. centrally located, large OUT FOR HIM 62 Legal document 42 No eanwer et the telephone Iktedt Umply -■ TACT US OUT HERE A FISH* 3 Coniferous shrub 59 56 ANSWERING SERVlOE Call my competitors, then call 4 Disembark experience able to work teed at a fair price. Also Wei- TWO BEDR(X)M sets; dining ROOM for rent, men oifly. BVee FOR THE TREASURE. ER... FOR US.' a m e. E stim ates given. 649-7888, — 5 Otherwise 62 blueprint, interesting work, maraners. 1-628-6673. room set, two end tables, cof- parking. References required. 6 Deal with 11 876-8401. PARAGON GRINDING 7 Eggs 8494506 175-1519 good opportunity for capable — Awi-n, . — 7ee table; den set; W ebco tape Call 643-2698 after 4:80. man. Harper Buffing Machine CORP. DACHSHUND AITO. 8 months, recorder. Call 6 4 9 - 8 1 8 3 .------(Newspaper CnUrptiM Assn.) spayed female, all riiots, w M i- ______•ad leave your meesegc. YeoTl beer from oar edvertloor Floor HnMilng 24 C o., 289-7471. la Jig ttrae artthoat spesiding eO evenlag at the Needs derful with chllden, $80. 643- MOVING — Universal sewing NORTH End — furnished room, FLOOR SANDINO and r^nlafeb JOURNETMAN electririan. Im­ Blanchard Grinder Operator 6304. machine, walnut cabinet, like 68 Strickland St. off Main St. mediate steady employment new, been used twice, zig-xags. Ing (speclsUxIng to older AKC MINIATURE poodle pup­ BhdIiw u Sorvleas WUson E le o trictl C o., 949-4817. buttonholes, etc. Cost $296, sell CLEAN fundshed room for gen* OffMod 13 floors). Inside painting. Paper- Excellent opportunity for pies, male and female, one 3200, 646-0264 tleman. Central. Apply 4 Pearl hanging. No Job too small. qualified man, top wages, black and 3 white. Shots. S e - ______1______;______St. John VerfaiU e, 649-6760. WTTJiTAMB T ree S ervice, spec­ INDUSTRIAL fringe benefits, excellent lect now for Christmais. 649- CLEAN. USED refrigerators, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ialising In tree and shrub care. working conditions, liberal 6906. ranges, automatic washers, ROOM with kitchen privUeges. BOX tETTERS CentraUy located. Mrs. Do^ 618-8104. Bonds— Stocks— SALES overtime schedule. Apply with guarantees. See them at BASSET and Dachshund pups. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 sey, 14 A rch St. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE F s r T m d - TOU ARE A-L truck U A-1. Mortgogos 27 121 Adams St., Memchester AKC registered, pet quality, Main St. Call 648-2171. Will sell marking equipment $66.; select stock $76. Will hold NK7E R(X)M for gentleman fafMmattoD SECOND M ORTOAOB - U^: with references, 21 Church St., I WISH THEY'D \ trucking done A-1 r-ght. CaU available lor sec and services throughout fo r Christm as. CaU 742-7102 af- HE*yWOOD—W akefield livin g DO SOMETHING Tremano Trucking Service toll New England using com­ DRIVER WANTED for com- ter 2 p.m. room furniture; coffee table, 649-4966. THE WORRY WART THE HH9LALD will not ond mortgages, pajrmente to ABOUT THOSE PARTNERS IN SRIME free. 742-9187. pany vehicle. Prefer some pany pick up truck. Knowledge ------cocktaU table, end tables and cSSuJul N dl setose the identk^ of suit your builget. Expedient tiny toy poodle, white STRAY CATS.'.' any advertiser using box technical sales experience, of greater Hartford area ONE lamp table, newly reupholster­ □ □ TREE EXPERT —Trees cut service. J. D. R ealty, 611-8189. excellent career opportunity necessary. Apply In person, male, AKC, shots, wormed. ed club chair, couch, taUor Aportmont* Hoti ^ters. Readers anaww> Ideal fo r C hristm as. 742-6441. □ □ log blind box ads who buttdlng tote cleared, trees top- with fast growing company. K lock Q>. 1272 Tolland Turn­ made slipcover, . good cmidl- Tonomonts A3 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL daslre to protect thalr Ssdary plus profit sharing. pike. FREE — Beautiful long haired Uon, barrel back and occasion­ sSk'iL.'Triirjsss.’”" opp.iiii.itv is Ciall fo r appointm ent. ideoUty can foliow Oto kittens. Just In time for Christ­ al chair. 649-0492. LOOKINO FOR anytlitaig to p ro ce d u n : PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a m as. 649-6946. real estate rentals —apart­ ments, homes, multiple dweU- Enclose your replj N. p. HALLENBECK, Inc. PARAGON TOOL Co., Inc. for lease. Excellent opportu­ 11 MONTH OLD German Shep­ Ings, no fees. CaU JD. Real box In an envd fields instaUed. Paul Schendel, Bunker HUl R d., A ndover TRADER “P” addresM d to ttM nity, paid training program. IS HIRING herd, good with chUdren, E state, 648-6129. 649-0466. CaU 286-8770 a ftei 6 p.m . or 742-8061 housebroken, all shots, no pa­ Used Furniture Exchange fled Manager, I WE HAVE customers waiting Evening Herald, togsther ■At.inii a n d Servioa on Arlans, 1-201-877-8100. TOOL MAKERS (Jigs and fix­ pers, $30 o r best o ffe r. CaU n - ( | for the rental of your apar^ with a mamo bating ths tures) 643-9688. f t ) Hahn BeUpaa, JaoohasB lawn R efrigerators, $86. up ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ companies you do NOT mowara. Alao Homalita chain want to see your letter. PART-TIME driver wanted, PUG puppies—champion sired, Ben Hur chest freezer, $100 tate. 648-6129. aawa and Infamatloiial Oub FIRST CLASS BRIDOEPORT BY ROY CRANE Tour latter wtn be de­ 35 ^6 days a week. 649-0306. operators with aircraft parts excellent fawns. After 4 p.m BUZZ SAWYER stroyed it the advertiser Cadat Traetors. Rental aqutp- 628-4781. Good selection of dinette sets— MANCHESTER — Park Chsst- mant and iharpanliig aarviea PART-TIME or full-time man experience. nut Garden Apartm ents, 4Vi is one you’ve mantltmed. RN o r LPN , 11-7 shUt, fuU or maple, Mediterranean and an­ POESMT FIND THEM, OR THOR MIW-SUB. on an makes. L A M Equip­ for furniture selling. Apply In ______rooms, 2 bedrooms, availaUe ta! J[f not it will be handled part-time, room and board tique, $60. up. '' hM/A.... b u t HERE'S BUI'S ITHl in the ususil manner. ment Oorp., Route 88, Vaman. person, Marlow's Inc., 867 Main Operators AKC CflOHUAHUA puppies, D ecem ber 18 and January 1. furnished, 649-4619. W ith aircraft parts experi- SONAR... STRANGE/... 876-7609 M anohaster Bxahanga St. Icmg and short hair, 742-6869. F orm ica kitchen sets, $26. up. Heat, hot water, oven, range, “ .. CTHEAL- ence. . ^ D A SPEARGUN/ —Enterprise IMS. re'fri^rator and parldng. CaU ...... a*ll Bedroom sets — mahogany and PROGRAMMER experienced AKC M INIATURE Poo• u- HOW DEEP IS lent condition, 648-9 12 1. CARPENTRY — concrete atepa, ATTENTION ter. Aric for Russ. 80” ELECTRIC stove, good con­ ment garage included, avail­ FEET. INFORMATION, ANY MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU Route 44A, Coventry, or caU lated grass covered board, 100 T H IS P O N D ? floora, hatchways, remodeUng, dition, $60. CaU 649-7626. able Jan. 1. $00. m onthly. 64S- (JFFICER. CHANCES. D EPEN DABLE 1969 Chevrolet- 742-9486. pieces track, many accessor­ vac porches, garages, closets, ceU- HOUSEV/I7 WANTED —Truck mechanic, 6414. YaU THINK I'M YadJ ©CT'^vvAer WITH statlon wagon. Power steering good wages, overtime, new ies. Call 648-2962, after 6 p.m . SINGER SEWING Machines. OFf=/ m ission. R easonable. 648-9864. machines taken in trade on ed work. No Job too sraaU. Dan Closed Christmas. For further BEAUTIFUL 16’ growing Bal- BUT IM NOT— la now employing women Hartford Rd., Manchester. new Singers. Big reductions. Fumhliod Moran, BuUder. Evenings M9- Inform ation caU 648-9707 after sam Cihrlstmeia tree, $20. Call NOT THE tSAiSr 1966 CORVAIR — 4-door sedan for part-time work, 11 a.m.- Portables from $9.96, consoles Aportmonts 63-A r 8880. 6 p.m . 648-6013. UTTIB&T/ standard shift, clean . CaU 649- 2 p.m. Apply in person. from $10.96. Som e zigzag 9088. ’ ADDmONB, ramodelliig, ga^ SALES ORDER models. Many makes. AU ttio- furnished apart- ages,- rao rooms, bathrooms CLERKS NEVER Used — 64” Flexible roug^y reconditioned by Sing- women only. Apply Mer­ 1961 4-DOOR R am bler C lassic, low’s, 867 Main St JONES4- com pletely overtiauled, $600. tiled, kttehens rsmodelad, oa- MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN T V & R A D I O For TV A Appliance Dis­ F lyer sled, $16. 640-0361. er experts. Singer Sewing Cen­ pipoesAY ment work, cellar floors, pat- ter, 856 M ain S t , 648-8888. a - i | C!aU 648-7420. tributor. Ideal working con­ olB, roofin g. C all L rcn Oeto- 46 W . Center St., M anchester dlUons. (food salary. 6 day SAVE BIO! Do your own rug *ii 1966 CORVAIR Coupe — kynokL BuUdar. M94Sn. TECHMGIANS and upholstery cleaning with PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER week. Vacation. ExceUent SHELL OIL COMPANY maroon, exceUent condition. benefits. Blue Lustre. Rent electric Musical Instnmwnts 53 HAS FOR LEASE MISS WEST AND 1 autnniRtic radin and heater’ NEWTON H. SMITH A SON — WOMAN to ca « for pre-school For wholesale distributor of shampooer, $1. Olcott Variety C A L L I N is - O A N D V E T 12-11 LYRA GUITAR — exceUent 3 and S-Bay Preoently Oper­ A LIBRARIAN'S R I C H L Y CERTAINLV SEE whttiiw hite wallwaU tiraatires, $975.8975 64S-94go'648-9490. Remodeling, rspoiting, addl- chUd In my home. CaU 647- RCA Victor products. FuU or RADIO & APPUANCE Store. F O R H A R D tlons, rec rooms, garages, ating Service Stattons in the VVORK MUST, ’ REWARDING ® IHI hr NIA, lec. TJA le» UX Off. 1977 between 6-6. part-time. Top hourly rate. Ex­ oondHUon, on ly $26. O ali 648- BE VERY W O R K A N D II porches and roofing. No Job DISTRIBUTORS, INC 6146 after 6 p.m. Wapping and Vernon Areas. DEDICATTION FALCON 1961, standard, 88,000 perience and licensed. ExceUent 96 L eggett St., E ast H artford LIONEL TRAIN — 5 years old, d e m a n d in g ! too smaU. CteU 649-8144. High Oallonage, Bxoellent original mUea, exceUent con- fringe benefits. 6-day week. Va­ 528-6681 extra track auid special cars, Area Growth. SALES ORDER cation. CAPTAIN EASY BY_XJBSLIE TURNER 'd ition , snow tires, 649-7204. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ CLERKS An Equal Opportunity $26. CaU 648-7427 after 6. SHELL OFFERS: V modeUng spectallst. Additions, E m ployer — Paid Training PUBLIC THE COAST GUARD NOR OF WRECKAGE . 1967 O lE V R O L B T —4-door oe- For TV A Appliance Dis­ RADIO & APPLIANCE DON’T MERELY brighten your — Financial Aaslatance SeARCHBP THE GULP IN THE MANGROVE rooms,' dormers, porches, PART-TIME dan, 4 barrel carberator, 8 tributor. Ideal working con­ DISTRIBUTORS, INC carpets. . . Blue Lustre them... — Life Insurance Plans \m^ WHERE THE PLANE ISUNP9 BEVDNP! s p e ^ on the flo o r. C!aU 649- cabinets, formica, buUt-ine, 96 L eggett St., E ast H artford WASLAST CONTACTED ditions. Good salary. 6 day eOknlnate rapid reooiUng. Rent Mote Counter Holp — Retirement Plans bathroom s, kitchens. 849-S446. 628-6681 4246 a fter 6 p.m . week. Vacation. ExceUent Holp Wonlod— electric shampooer, $1. Paul's All hours avallahle; morn­ — Oo-Opersttve Adverttstng benefits. An Equal Opportunity Paint A WaU]^per Supply. ings, afternoons; Thnra. — More Credit Card Boldera and Fri. Nights and Skit- — More Profltsble Volta Sptclol Sorvieot 15 E m ployer Mcilo or Femolo 37 Moforeyelos— MILLIONS of rugs have been ord sy . Get Uie Facta—For Andtet- RADIO & APPLIANCE DISHWASHER — Tuesday and Bleyctes 11 SNOW plowing — Driveways, cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s MEATOWN ment caU ooUeot Area 3M - DISTRIBUTORS, INC MESSENGER — 8-6:80 p. m. Thursday, days. Apply In per­ 386-1611. lots, sidewalks. RsasonaMe 95 L eggett St., E ast H artford America's finest. Rent electric 1315^ SUver Lane HONDA for sale, axceUent con­ Dec. 18 through Dec. 80, own son, Treat Shoppe, Route 83, W rite B ox 166 rates. Can 648-4686. 628-6681 shampooer, $1. The Sherwin East Ilartford, Conn. TalcottviUe. Eaot Hartford. Oona. 66166 tl-it dition, fuU service warranty. car to make local trips. CaU WHUams C o. 649-8686 a fter 6 p.m . SNOW Plowing — Commercial An Equal Opportunity M rs. KeUy, 649-6861. ROBIN MAT.n;tfie RV ROB T.TTRRRRS parking lots. Free estUnates. E m ployer 648-6811. BAKERS helper wanted part- Mail'Ll FIND A PEN MUSHROOM - ■ mue.PBAP.pcf/. IN " time. Apply Bess Eaton Do- Slteotlons Wonted " —^ 0^ 0^ 0^ vjb eja 0^ 0Je^ sIp p l e a s e l® A P THE BaroaobIa 9 0 HER WILL STATEMENT AND S eN ON THE LOUIS ZIS BB& ■pie MILIEU OF TUB Hnlp Wonf d Mote 36 n u f . w ce n te r S t______r o in c n o WS60> & W rruKEAsoDpeiRi.' OOINZE DESK OVTRAG&HJS^ SCOUtiPREL (fuff/) Immediate cash paid for Roofing and EVEN fOR. MUSHROOM HAS EUBSCnUClAN — Journeyman ACCOUNTANTS Experienced vm x. CARE tor chUd iiT iny ftu sm m '6 Chimiwyi 16-A o y WANT WORK NEAR HOME? NO p e c R rr dean late modd can. AD ond helper, fuU-tlme, eteady in individual Income tax re- hom e. R egistered. Call 648- T ftmo-BAfi, 9044. ROBIN '■SIGN' ROUSON ROOHMO - e p aBlalinwg ra- employment, insurance ben»- tunia. High salary, bonuses. Interesting Jobs Available For Both Blen and Wamoa LITTLE SPORTS makes, models wanted. Offices throughout greater FAIRWAY. taUBAVM patting foots ef nil Uada, nta flte, paid boUdays and vaca- EXPEB1EN

i. \ ...... ■ ■ a *»* n OMOITm. buUt-ina, wall-wall earpetinf, kitchen with all built-ins, 2H ly in center of town. Two fam­ house on 250x150 lot recorded 6% room older home, large 0 « f O f Town CLASSIFIED living room, dining.room and restored in Early American de­ BUILDINO LOTS - attached (arafe, approxi­ baths, family room with fire­ ily flat, 4 down, 8>A up. Com­ as 5 separate lots. Excellent 7S For ^ 7S cor, 8 rooms, 2 baths, 2-osr ga­ Mt. 0 1 ^ ww ttt ^ ' ■ '■ I II— — People In Events in World m ately $1,000 down. $06.00 place on living level, formal pletely renovated. Both apart­ investment potential. Bel Air kitchen, 3 bedrooms, sewing 0aU 6 4 » « m after A VTOW Oif — -Chirtam 4 AMDOVBR — idaaii 4 iMMtriHtfi* monthly Including taxea. Iflt- dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2- ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ R eal E state, 648-9382. room, pantry, porch, 2-car gar­ rage, beamed ceilingc, un- Peres Gonzales and Juan Aatq-' ' OoloiilM. 8 UM baas, faadlT 0>P»,e, ganga.n n g e . targe woodad Arab Ministers Agree ten A gen cy, R ealtors, 043-0030. car garage, city utilities. $33,- ing, garages, fine residential age. Com plete city uUUUes, maculata condition, eonvanlent nlo Ooliuiga, general managed ADVERTISING to everything in choice south doable gaiRge. tats e< lot, $1$^. litOBard Aganoy, CAIRO (AP) — Tbe Arab for­ 900. Phllbrick Agency Real­ THREE FAMILY, aluminum good location. Priced realisti­ section. T. J. Crockett, Real­ tnaa, low UFa. Bejaa Aganqr, The News eign ministers preparing for of the firm which built tofl$p6- ROCKLEIX3E —New Raised tors, 649-6347. siding, 2-car garage, excellent cally at $17,600. U ft R R ealty end location. A rare find at Raalton, $4ft04$$. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ty, 643-1577. ataoui. -a—v. summit meeting on the crisis rary supports for the hrldia, Ranch, modem kitchen with condition. Central location, C o., Inc. 643-2692. R obert D. $26,600. H ie M eyer A gency, r ? r ^ 7 4 AMDOVlSb-Jfo. 842. Flve-bed- with Israel agreed Sunday that have aald the coltapM may have 8 A Jl. to 6 P JL built-ins, dining room, 3 bed­ RANCH — 7 rooms, modem NEWLY listed 6 room home, good investment. Gerard Agen­ M urdock, 643-6472. 648-0600. * S p y * Secretly Married BAOLKVIU jID Laka — Obttaga room Ontantal, S fireptaoes, resulted from flaws In the eortii rooms, family room, 2-car gar­ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, formal west side location on bus line, cy , 649-0588, 648-0365. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — One of the conference should Ignore the in CKcellent oondltlon. Drilled formal dining room, 2 cantor beneath the structure. age, alum inum siding, $31,900. dining room, 2 full baths, fam­ 8 bedrooms, recent family CUPFWOOD — 6 room Ranch, VACANT NBC-TV’e top super spies took a U.N. Security Ooundl’s sugges­ (X>PT CLOSING TDIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Lots For Soii ^ waD. lot SQxieo, fun price $e.- haU entrancea, targe eneioaad Their attorney, Andres l$le- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ily room , 2 ca r ga ra ge. $30,- room addition. $15,900. Wesley MANCHESTER picturesque treed lot, rural set­ bride Saturday, and like aU tions for a settlement. S PJO. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION 900. Can dajra 38»44ae, ave- poroh, 2-oar garage, barn, on slas BalUet, contended the two 649-6347. 000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ R . Smith, R ealtor, 648-1567. viutNON — acre lot Ideally Five room Capa with room Foreign Minister Mohammed ting, close to everything. Hol­ ntags, 848-202. 2 acres. AU ta exceUent condl- good ^4es, he kept things pri­ were scapegoats arrested to DeAdUno for Saturday Monday la 5 p.in. Friday. tors, 649-6437. $14,900.00 suited for raised ranch or to linleh one oft. Fine loca­ Ahmed Mahgoub of Sudan aald MANCHESTER — 4-4 two com be, R ealtors, 644-1286. tton. Asking only $26,800. R. J. vate. calm adverse public reaction. PORTBJR STREET Area— walkout bastment. dose to tion, Ug wooded lot Aaldng summit dlscusalon of the coun- family, nice condition, large MANCHESTER — recent 4H ■ Buys this 4H room Cape on B TAFFO M W nj.Tn T.«fc» _ F tagg C o., 742-7141, 748-9880. Robert Culp—marriage No. 8 He said he wotdd try today to Custom designed 4 bedroom MANCHESTER — Capes, schools. Wa wUl build from $U,500. T. J. Crockett, Real­ _ cU’s resolution would be "inap- YOUR COOPERATION W IU. lot, only $19,900. Mitten Agen­ 4V4 room two family, excellent nicely treed lot close to taige cottage lot lOOxieo. FuU —and Frances Nuyen—mar- have the men either indicted or Colonial with 2-car garage. shopping, schools and bus. R anches and C olonials, $14,600. your plana or ours. Wesley R. tor, 648-1677. riage NoV^-toSk to^ ''voi^ in Pn>Priate” and a^utlon to t^ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 cy , R ealtors, 643-6930. condition, convenient location. p rice $8,900. OaU daya 289-e460, ^ crtala must stem from combined freed within 72 hours. ’This home selling complete Ideal for starter home or and up. CaU us today. H.M. Smith Construction Oo. 648- W uutud E boI B»f»u 77 the private home of Shddon O arage, separate furnace. evantngB 948-2882. Arab efforts Independent of out­ Authorities said more bodies MANCHESTER — Bowers with wall to wall carpeting, older couple ready to retire. F rechette R ealty, 647-9903. 1567. Leonard, who produces the "I Won’t last long. Hayes Agency, SBLLlNa TOUR HOMKT For side influence. may remain In the rubble, in­ ContinuEd From Proeoding Pago School area, neat 6-roorh Cape, built-in kltchn appliances, alu­ Mr. McLaughlin can furnish OOVHNTRY — Four room Spy" series in which Cidp stars 646-0131. prompt oourtooos servtos flftt The ministers agreed the cluding some sealed In cement 4 rooms down, 2 finished up, minum storms and screens. details. Call 649-5806. Ranch, copper thumbing, oil with BUI Cosby. T o w n gats results, eaU Louis DimoOk Arab nations must push mili­ being poured at the time. one car garage, private yard, MANCHESTER —Rocklege of- Other features include kitchen- Out O f heat, tun’ basem ent, $10,000. Miss Nuyen, according to Fumfshod Busintss Proptity Rsally, eie IMI. tary preparedness to a maxi­ March occupancy. T. J. Crock­ fers this outstanding Ranch in family room combination with 75 CSiambars Realty Raaltora. S4S- Mr. and Mrs. Gerard B. Nugent . . . At dlnner-daAce m classified reports, wore a mini- B -6 . W W aahington, F eb. 12, 1966, in honor of their son, Patrick, and mum. Vlbricht Arrives Apartmonts 63«A For Solo 70 ett, R ealtor, 643-1577. excellent condition, nestled fireplace, formal dining room, special dS28. dress and a minlveU. ■OUTH WnfDeOR - BOW ayARANTUIID Bale! We wlU MOSCXIW (A P ) — P resident among trees and homes of fin­ 2% baths, beautifully landscap­ BARROWS and WALLACE C8. Luci Balnea Johnson. The couple met when Miss The Cairo newspaper A1 Ah- MANCHESTER — 3 rooms in­ MANCHESTER CENTER^ In- f a r Renebss, Raised Ranohea end BOlUrON -OOVmmtT tom guarantee in writing to buy Walter Ulbrlcht and a targe COLONIAL — large living room er quality. Three bedrooms, ed yard. High assumable mort­ Manchester Parkade Nuyen appeared in an "I Spy” ram said the delegate from mil­ cludes heat, $130. J. D. Real vestment parcel including a purchase— OOtoirtata aU with a view . TMa Una. Sbt room Raaeh, axpaiid- your home at a pre-sgreed East (Jerman delegation arrived with fireplace, formal dining large dining room, built-ins, gage. Wesley R. Smith, Real­ M anchester 649-6306 episode. Culp later wrote two itant Syria, which had an­ Estate, 643-S129. business and 3 apartments. Ex­ Is qnaUty and value. Gan tor able to 8 rooms, flnltiied rae price If It li not sold during In Moscow today for an official room, sun room, family size plenty of closets, IVi baths, 2- tor 643-166t. FAIRWAY. President's In-laws 8crli>ts for Miss Nuyen, after nounced it would boycott the cellent Income. $47,000. Phil- detaUa, Rayea Agenoy, 046- room with her. beauUtoiny the Itotlng pertod. We are visit, but Its purpose was not kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, car garage. Call now to inspect FIRST tues, only! proven producers. GUI tor ds- which they announced their en­ summit, told the ministers his disclosed. brick A gency R ealtors, 649- 2-car garage. Excellent condi­ MANCHESTER — oversized 7 0181. tandaeaped one aera plus lot TWO ROOM furnished apart­ this nicely landscaped home, taSs. Belfiore Agenoy, RaU- gagem ent. government would support the The visit came three daira aft­ 5347. tion, $23,900. Marion E. Robert­ room Cape, 2 baths, garage, 2-car garage. IMahomela one Avoid the Spotlight summit decisions "now that the ment. 875-9594. $27,900. Paul W. Dougan, R eal­ SOL'i'Ii WINDSOR — Immacu­ tors, 648-6121. er the Soviet government de­ son, R ealtor, 643-5953. large well landscaped lot. NOTICE of the very beet are have ever real summit aims havo become TAVERN for sale —Inquire tor, 649-4635. late 7-raom hom e huUt 1086, By MABOABET SCHEBP He had spent a semester at Pope Talks to 2,000 nounced West Germany and Leonard A gen cy, R ealtors, 646- TOWN OF BOLTON, ^ 9-ft. holly garland Uatad. Sening to r $1$,800. F o r LariNOa NMIDBD. an prlaa c le a r ." B irch St. Tavern or ca ll 649- heated ^ihed reo room, 2- Aseoclated Preaa Writer Cornell University. She worked VATK3AN CITY (AP) — "Let called up<»i the Western allies to SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 MANCHESTER — 7 room cus­ 0469. CONNECnCUT further Information oaU the R. ranges. OaU us for a quiek sate, Gunnar V. Jarring, the U.N. 8110 or 643-9505. plastic with berrios; use oar heated garage, aluminum WAUKEGAN, lU. (AP) — A at the Veterans Administration no one forget the poor on the curb neo-Nazism there. It said Busintss Locations full baths, trees, large lot, tom built brick Colonial Cape, BOARD FOR ADMISSION F. Dlmoek Oo„ 84$40I6. wa also buy housas tor cash. peacemaker appointed under elding, swimming pool, large petite, sandy-haired, blue-eyed Hospital post office In Downey, day ot the poverty of <3hrist," the United States, Britain and $23,000. P hllbrick A gency, in like new condition, 22 acres OF ELECTORS indoor or out. Rayaa Agenoy, 64ft0181. the Security Council resolution, For Ront 64 treed lot with brook, many ex­ n o r t h COVENTRY woman stood at the entrance to III. ’They m arried In 1941. Pope Paul VI told 2,000 persons France must continue to exer­ R ealtors, 649-5347. high scenic land. Priced for arrived in Cyprus Sunday to set Legal Notices Notice is hereby given that r regular 69e tuea. oniyi a Nugent, once a beer distribut­ cise effective control over the STORE FOR RENT — down Houses For Sole 72 quick sale. Hayes Agency, tras. For further Information her garage awaiting the first Sunday in a driving rain In St. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, the Board of Admission of elec­ OUT OP SEASON up a headquarters there for his Bonn government until a Ger­ town Manchester. State Thea­ 646-0131. UMITATION ORDEB can R.F. Dimook Oo. e4»«240. sight of her 7-week-old grand­ er, now Is an agent of Investors Peter’s Square. $13,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, 5V4 room Ranch, baths, tors in the Tewa of Bolton, travels to Middle Eastern man peace treaty from World tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, AT A C»URT OF PROBATE, r imln street—manchestei^-east middle tipke. ^ Buy now and save on this son. Diversified Service*. He works The Pope’s voice rang out dormers, air-conditioner, neat large fireplaced living room, held at Manchester, within and for Connecticut, will hold a session BOLTON — firet time oCtered, capitals. War n la signed. State 'Theatre, 643-7832. 'THREE-FAMILY. 5-4-3 rooms, the District of MarcheaPtcr, on the A limousine pulled into the out of his new ranch style home from his apartment window and clean. Hutchins Agency, built-ins, aluminum windows. in the Community Hall in said expandable 6 room C epe. Bun- Ug Split Level home on Events In There has been Weetem spec­ 2 fireplaces, modem kitchens, 6dt day of December. 1967. acre lot with lovely 16x82 driveway, foUowed by a small in a middle-class setting and amid the freezing wind and rsdn R ealtors, 649-5324. Call now. Haye.s A gency, 646- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Town on Friday, Dec. 15, 1967, ^ open nites till 9 thru xmos 9 poroh, targe patio, fireptace, Mrs. Nugent answers the phone Mao Forces Battle ulation the Soviet Union might' SEPERATE office building for recreaUon room, aluminum in-ground sarlmmlng pool parade of cars, filled with re­ as he asked the gathering to re­ 0131. '^'E futc of Maude R. Hill, late of to examine the qualifications of oombinaUtm wIimIowb, base­ porters and photographers. and does his secretarial work. HONG KONG (AiP) — An heat up the German and Berlin rent, 30 Grove St., Rockville. $11,900 — BUYS this n ice 6 storms, garage, good income, with all utUltiea. Bxtras too member Christmas as a reU- Manchester, in said District, de- applicants and admit to the ment garage, 2 acre lot with Along the sidewalk came a pha­ The Nugents’ social life cen­ anti-Oommunist Hong Kong issues while the United States la Ideal for professional business, room year ’round lake fronl centrally located. Hutchins num erous to list, $22,500. Capital gious occasion, not Just a holi­ etc. CaU 649-2871. Christmas Comes But On motion of Harold W. Garrity. electrrs oath those found quali­ a view, good location, $20,000. lanx of neighbors. ters around an occasional pi­ newspaper said today that sup- occupied with Vietnsim. property. Excellent Investment A gency, 649-5324. CaU John Sledeaky, 6494B00. day in which one engages In Once a Year 753 Mahi Street. Manchester. Con­ U ft R R ealty C o., In c., 643- When the limousine cleared nochle or poker game with porters and enemies of Mao West German Chancellor Kurt or live in. Ellsworth Mitten necticut. executor. fied. Morgenthau Studied "excessive spending in luxu­ STORE FOR RENT. Main St.. MANCHESTER — 6 room home ORDBREa>: That three months Said session will be held be­ 2882, R obert D. M urdock, 048- the g(arage door, the woman friends. Knights of Oolumbus rious and superfluous vanity." Tse-tung clashed with home­ Georg Kleslnger has called the A gency, R ealtor, 643-6930. Homes Like This One WASI^OTON (AP) — The Manchester in State Theatre in excellent condition, central­ from the Oh day of D ecem ^r, tween the hours of 6:00 p.m. FLETCHER GLASS COs o f M a n c h e s t e r 6472. W question of whether the Morgen­ slammed It down, shutting out activities and family gather­ The 70-year-old pontiff said made rifles and knives In Can­ Soviet charges of neo-Naxlsm building, reasonable rent. For Come Less Often ly located, handy to bus and 1967 be and the same are limited ton leust week, resulting in CONCORD RD. — Beautiful and allowed for the creditors with­ and 8:00 p.m. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. thau plan to turn post-war Ger­ newsmen and neighbors. It was ings. Winter vacations are spent "ttie true richness of Christmas slianderoui, laughable end UR- Information please call theatre shopping. $21,000. P hllbrick in which to hrln* In their claims "thousands of deaths and inju­ Justilfiied. Ranch, large living room, for­ Large (14x20) year around sun Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, Manchester Parkade many into an agrarian state opened agahi, then quickly In a St Petersburg, Fla., trailer 1s an interior and religious m anager at 643-7832. A gency, R ealtors, 649-5347. axatnst said estate, and said ex­ 649^21 rie s.” porch with floor to celling glass ecutor Is dtreoted to x've public no­ “ When You Think of Glass, J VERNON and TOLLAND M ancheeter 64041806 was OommuniJt Inapired has closed after letting In Secret cam p. on e.” mal dining room, cabinet Dec. 8. 1967. ’The Chinese language Wah doors all around; 4 bedrooms. tice to the creditors to bring In #» been ratoeil in a study pubUahed Service agents. Nugent plays a little golf. His He caUed for famlUes to unite Algiers Cabinet Shift? BEAUTY salon for sale, doing kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ MANCHESTER — 8 room home their daJnis withtoi seM time al­ Dec. 8, 1967. Think o f Fletcher** Kiu Man Po, quoting arrivals 2 full baths, 18’x30’ living room lowed by puWWhlnK a copy of Ihls £ 6 room Cape only $16,900 VERNON — targe Immaculate by the Senate Internal security Newsmen and neighbors wife, an expert knitter, enjoys on the hoUday to observe "in­ ALGIERS (AP) — Algiers ra­ good business. Owner has oth­ tion room, landscaped yard. near high school, 1^ baths, 4 Board of Selectmen from Red China whose reports with wall to wall carpeting, An­ order In some newspaper having a 4- N ew 6 room Ranch, $20,900 Ramdi, near parinray, garage, subcommittee. eventuaUy melted away but maklpg sweaters, caps and tangible conststence’’ of the dio Indicated Sunday night that er interests. Write Box E, Man­ Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, bedrooms, garage. Ideal for drcuiatlon hi saM probate district Richard Morra, could not be checked elsewhere, derson Thermopane windows within ten days from the date of * New 7 room Raised Ranch, aluminum storms, built-ins. The study recaUa that the some persevering children, hid­ booties for the babies in the famUy and the "sacredness of President Houarl Boumedlenne chester Herald. 643-5953. large family. $19,900. PhUbrlck Michael Pesce, said the fighting took place near throughout. Located in the Por­ this order and return make to this 54 McKEE STREET - $22,000 Modern bam with 2 scree fenc­ Morgenthau ptan waa written by den In bushes, f*ere treated to a fam ily. love,’’ an appareht allusion to 1* restwifyiftig hlB ceblneit aCter A gency, R ealtors, 649-5437. court of the notice given. Joseph S. Licltra, the site of the Canton trade fair MODERN store, heated, 20'x70’, DUPLEX — 6-6, new knotty ter St. area near schools, shop­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Jl 7 room Cape plus 2 acres, ed in for horses. Immediate oc- Harry Dexter White, a wartime glimpse of the baby being cai- Besides Lyn, the Nugents Italy’e pro-divorce movement. apparently overcoming a serl- Olive H. Toomey, Another arrival reported that ous leftist challenge, large basem ent. 832 M ain St., pine cabinets built-in range, ping, churches, and transporta­ SOLIDLY built single home off r< $21,000 ciqw n cy, $19,600. M eyer Agen­ Treasury official who later waa ried Into the house. have another grandson, Gerald LIMITATION ORDER ~ Town Clerk TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS five anti-Mao rebels In Kwang- central. Call 522-3114. dishwasher, carpeting, new tion. East Center St., 8 family sized AT A COURT OF PROBATE, 4 bedroom Colontal, $28,900 cy , 648-0000. pOTtrayed In oongresalonal hear­ Aside from that scene—which Peter II. He was bom the day Doolittle Anniversary The announcement named one held at Mancheater, within and tor tung Province were executed cabinet minister and five mem­ baths, new furnaces, 2-car ga­ rooms with unusually conven­ from $25.00 to $45.00 w 8 fam ily, 8-6-4, $24,000 ings as a Oommuntst spy. The took ptace Aug. 16—and an oc- after Luci’s baby to their other SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) USED CAR LOT for lease, 251 EXCLUSIVE WITH the District of MancheBter, on the BOLTON — Cosy 4% room last week for refusing to Inform bers of Boumedienne’s Revolu­ rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ ient floor plan, Ihi baths, oak 7th day of December, 1967. study does not answer the ques­ caaional caU from a reporter, son, Marine Capt. Gerald Nu­ — The man who led the first Broad Street, Manchester. Fur­ tors. 649-5824. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Ranch, In top oondltloa, gent and his wife, Phyllis, In cn th eir frUenda. The oouiioe eeild tionary Council who have been KEITH REAL ESTATE floors, plastered waUs. CaU, Now Is tile time to bring in your, screens to be repaired. tion of whether the plan was the Uvea of Gerard P. Nugent bombing raid over Tokyo during ther information, call Thomas Judfe. •• R. J. FLAGG & CO garage, full basement, hot Jallbrook, Callt the executioners beat drums "called to other functions.” It 649-9535 after 4 p.m . of Clifford K. Stewart, late Storm window glass replaced. dictated to White by the Soviet Sr. and his w ife, ’TlUle, both 51, World War n criebrated his Oolla, 643-9566. SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, Phone fo r Appointm ent 649-1922 of Manchester. In said District. de> r 875-0774 or 875-4841 water heat. wooded, privacy. and goings to attract a crowd to said Finance Minister Ahmed Unicn. have changed little since their "Happiness Is a baby boy,” 50th wedding anniversary Sun­ 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ ceasod Only $14,000. Hayea Agency, said Nugent when told of Lyn’s watch the five die. Kald, one of the president’s EAST Center St. —- 2-famlly MANCHESTER —’Two family, On motion of Richard E. Stewart, White denied accusations son, Patrick, married President day. tion room, large treed lot, $22,- 13 Alcha Drive, ThompsonvlUe, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 6464)181. birth. But his wife said after the Another traveler said he was closest associates, had been as­ house, comer location. Ideal 4-4 fla t on 00 X 180 lot. Central against him before a House Johnson’s daughter, Lucl, Aug. Gen. and Mrs. James DooUt- 000. Hutchins A gen cy, R ealtors Coral., administrator. UOLTdN Center — o room second birth; ‘"rhe next one will told to speak well of the' situa­ signed to reorganise the ruling Housas For Ront 65 for offices. Call Norman S. Ho- location, m odem kitchen smd ORDERED; That sLx months VERNON com m ittee in 1048. He w as 6, 1966. tle were guests of the Santa Mo­ 649-6324. from the Tth day of December. Ranoh. 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, be a girl.’’ tion In China because "China is party, the National Liberation henthal, 643-9278, 646-1166. bath, 2 car garage. Bel Air GLASS FURNITURE TOPS found dead from an overdose of Tlie phone caUs from report­ nica chapter ot the Air Force SIX ROOM HOUSE complete­ 1967, be and the same arc limited targe ItvlBg room with beamed CUSTOM BUILT CAPE ’The Nugents gave Identical trying to attract tourists." Front party. ATTRACTIVE — rambling Cape R eal E state, 643-0332. and a"llowed tor the credltora with­ sleeping pitts a few days later. ers are received politely, pleas­ Association, a group the general ly furnished, heat included, in which to bring In their claims oefflng and flreptaoe, 2-car at- e room Ciqie on targe treed gifts to both Infants—crib blank­ n , . ^ There was no word on wheth- Cod, 7 rooms, family kitchen, OVERSIZED BRICK Cape, Gracious Apartment MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) The euboommlttoe pubUahed antly, but firmly. founded more than 20 years age. $22o. per month. P hilbrick agalnsil .said estaite, and said admln- taehed garage, ntoe view, a lot with clly water and aew- ets,' hard-knit white hooded Held in Bridge Collapse er the othen involved had been built-ins, family room, two large rooms, 2 full baths, fin­ 6-ROOM Cape. Russell St. 2 bed­ Irlirator Is dlreoted to give public Living in Lovely Msmehester two volumes of excerpts from "No, I’m sorry, wo don’t want One of the guests was Gen. Cur­ A gency, 649-5347. ished recreation room, on notice to the creditors to bring In DELUXE ’TOWN HOUSES tranquil Betting. Mid 30’s en. Fireptace, buUt-ins and jackets and sweaters and caps. MEXICO err Y(AP) — Local ousted or assigned to new Jobs, baths, garage, acre, trees, $23,- rooms and dining room, 3 bed­ PICTURE FRAMING (all types) the diaries of Henry Mbrgen- that,’’ aald Mrs. Nugent to a tis LeM ay. their claims within said time al­ At Moderate Prices Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, US- attached garage plus choice "I’m equally excited about officials have arrested two con- 'Two are known suiqxirters of 900. H utchins A gen cy, 649-5324. beautifully landscaped lot, $26,- rooms if desired. New wall-to- lowed by publl^taig a copy of this 4515, - - . thau Jr., who was Treasury sec­ request for an Interview. “But Doolittle’s exploits as a lieu- 600. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ wall throughout. New bath, order In some newspaper having a Rental Agent of d ^ r give exceUent val­ retary from 1934 to 1046, docu­ thank you for'caUlng.’’ both babies," said Mrs. Nugent. . __ . __, __, strucOon officials In connection Col. Tahar ZUri, leader of the circulation in .said probate district J. D. r e a l t y W INDOW and P U T E G U S S ue at $28,900. CaU J . M c­ The' Johnsons have not been to with the coUapse of a partlaUy leftist group which charged that Out O f Town MANCHESTER — executive tors, 649-5347. new kitchen cabinets, new within ten days from the date of VERNON menting his efforts to promote An article after the birth of War n Inspired a movie called _____i . this order and return make to this 64S-S129 e 648-8779 Laughlin to r details, 649- Waukegan to visit, but the Nu­ comideted bridge which killed the Boumedlenne regime Is neighborhood. Garrison Colon­ storms, up-to-code wiring. $19,- the ptan. Patrick Lyndon "Lyn" Nugent "Thirty Seconds Over Tttayo.” For Rent 66 ial, 7 rooms, large family BOWERS School —Colonial 7 court of the notice given. PRIVATE ESTATE 6800. gents did go to the presidential at least 10 workers last Monday. quieUy dismantling Algeria’s 500. Call 643-8690. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. In a separate analysis. Dr. called the couple "the forgotten He took off from the aircraft room with fireplace, huge mod­ rooms, extra large living room, Oversized custom built Cape Anthony Kubek, head of the Ms- grandparents.’’ Obviously, ranch In T exas In D ecem ber, ’The two, field engineer Mario "Socialist revolution.” ROCKVILLE four room apart­ formal dining room, 3 or 4 ca rrie r Hornet on A pril 18, 1042, em kitchen, screened porch, 2- Cod with breeseway and 2 W tory department of Dallas Uni­ that’s the way they want it. 1966. There, too, they kept ment, first floor, heat and hot bedroom s, garage, $23,500. with his 16 bom bers 688 m iles car garage, wooded lot, $34,- oar garage oh an acre treed versity, says the plan’s official Nugent, a alight, dark-haired, themselves out of the limelight. water, no pets, one child ac­ PhUbrlck A gen cy R ealtors, 649- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. from the target They dropped 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ tat, featoring 5 bedrooma, purpoae was to demilitarize good-hiunored man of Irish an­ Despite their abhorrence of cepted. $115 p er month. A vail­ 6347. Manchester Parkade 600-pound bombs as they swept tors, 640-5847. steel beam-all plaster cen- Germany and prevent it from publicity, the Nugents’ feeling able D ecem ber 15. 872-6649. Mancheeter 0494^06 cestry, was bom In Flushing, over Tokyo. Btructlon,' 2% '-baths at again threatening world peace. about their son’s wife was ex­ $21,900 buys this beautiful 2% N.Y. He met his wife, a Wauke­ Doolittle and his wife, Jo, CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 8 $86,000. CaU J. Sledeaky, A hidden purpoae, he contends, pressed by Mrs. Nugent. year old Raised Ranch, gan native of Lithuanlstn de­ were presented with a txxA of rooms, large wooded lot in 64041806. may have been to make easier “She’s our daughter,” riie Business Property baths, large lot, good condi­ All-new Mercury Montego scent, at a dance when both congratulatory letters from executive neighborhood, $43,- Legal Notiee CERAMICS the oommunlxatlon of the entire said. E tion. Mitten Agency, Realtors, w ere 26. friends and public officials. In­ For Sale 70 900. P hilbrick A gen cy, R ea l­ German state. tors, 640-6347. 643-6930. UMlTAnOH OBDBB cluding former Presidents El- COMMERCIAL- Industrial at b a r r o w s and WAUtaCE Oo. seidiqwer and Truman. Manchester Green, approx­ ELEVEN rooms, 4 room apart­ MANCHESTER — C room Cape, Not Seen in 71 Years At (])aneel Bay Plantation by EL- M AR imately 10,000 square feet, ment, excellent condition, wall 4 finished, 2 unfinished, alu­ has 4 extra inches of riding comfort WASHINOTON (AP) — The M anchester e404U0e P reseiX. Hon. Join J. WWlett. Warns o f Spirits producing $800 per month in­ Maui Nutaqaiu, "a small perch­ 149 WEST MIDDLE TPKE^MANCHESTER to wall carpet, attractive bam, minum siding, garage, treed ------i------Jiidce. NEW YORK (AP) — A minis­ come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 360’ frontage, $24,900. Hutchins VERNON — Newly constructed . ®tta<» e t ing bird with a long thnm-tmrv- lot, $16,600. PhUbrlck Agency, ter uriio believes the s ]^ t worid 648-1577. A gency, R ealtors, 649-5824. R ealtors, 640-5347. 2 family oIOM to Vernon Clrels. abm r*kle ^TsuSbSLbv^ ta^sSu Ing hlU and a tubular tongue for Robbs Honeymoon it Phoiw 643-8755 it 8 bedraoma. lanre Utohan. llv- Dkfitot, decease extracting nectar,” has been "may be closer than we think” in every 2-door hardtop. seen for the first time In 71 warned his congregation Sunday Ing room with each unit Best m Atbiratti Street. Menctoeeter, oi flnanoiiit avcttable. Wedey wtamaxmior with v«i years, the Interior Department against fraudulent mediums. The Rev. Dr. John Sutherland Three competitive car lines fall con­ W e think you'll prefer Montego's R. Smltll, Realtor, Ois-uer. llwt three monltui reports. In Virgin Islands Compare 1968 2-door hordtops. Bonnell, pastor emeritus of the Ceramic Gifts 116-inch wheelbase for its extra riding ______4mm the 6th day of Deraenber The bird—bearer of the sden- siderably short of Montego this year. ttflc name of Hemlgnathus Lucl- (Continued from Page One) to cut himself and Mrs. Johnson Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Mercury Pontiac Buick Oldsmobile VERNON — new 6 room Ranch, ^ Hand Made Articles As the chart shows, they give you comfort and Cougar handling excite­ few minutes from Vernon Or- ta yhfcta to to dus Efflnus—was sighted flitting a piece of cake with the sword church, sold It would be a mls- stptaDnt dentlai daughter to wed In the they Joined the danc- 4 inches less wheelbase. Less rear ment. Six of you con pile in without Montego Le Mans Skylark Cutlass cle , 1% baths, 8 bedrooms, din­ S?”’A2£Li5“ .l?''*5£: through the mpahulu Valley of take to assume that all medi­ and Original PaintkigB ^ 1 M iS or c .t s is tteotsd.to_____ sto. Hawaii, by an ex- Whlte House . mg. Even Luci’s 6-month-old ums—intermediaries between passenger room. Less trunk space. feeling like a crowd. And the trunk's at Wheelbase 116" 112" 112" 112" ing room, fireptace, $1^000. puhUc mtioe to Ihe creditors to M r a ta liMir cOslins wtihln sold pedltiion co-sponsored by the In- The President said the wed- son, Patrick Lyndon, was the living and the dead—were ★ ------1 ' A ■ least 20% bigger than our competitors! M eyer A gra cy, 6484)600. time sMoired by puhHstitna a copy Montego doesn't think you wont Length 206.1" 200.7" 200.6" 201.6" of ttati order in sosne newspaper terlor department and Nature , ding couldn’t have been better— brought In for the cake cutting. fraudulent . Mercury Montego's got iti baying a oftoutotion In soM pmbste Conservancy. everythlng was great.” Later the Bridal c- 83-year-old Mrs. Alice Roosevelt tossed her bouquet of white gar- tlsm” because of an Increasing Supplies Availablel to the Fine C a r Touch inspired by your Mercury dealer's in a "catch-up " JOHN J. W ALUriT Jtsfoe- acre Haleakata area on the is­ Longworth, who was married in denlas, white roses and white number of bereaved persons Rear leg room 34.0" 32.2" 32.7" 32.7" the Lincoln Continental. Which means mood. He's got lots of cars. And lots land as a wUdHfe sanctuary to the sam e spot In 1906, called It heather. It went to her m aid of seeklng guidance from pastors giving you more. of deals that you can't turn down. Trunk space iCu.R.i 18.0 14.5 13.7 14.3 preserve the near-extinct Maul the, "prettiest wedding I ever honor, Warrle Lynn Smith, 28, on the authenticity of such com­ i C r S I N G E R Neadlepainting Nukiqmu oitd other rare local saw." of San Antonio, a kindergarten munication. sped ee. Lynda’s wedding dress was by teacher and former college and Happiest place In town to Christmas shopi Geoffrey Beene, a simple long White House roommate of Lyn- M*Namara Won*t Attend white satin A-llne with a frilly da’s. WOODLAND GARDENS FOB TREES, TREES, TREES, TBEBS, TBBIiSI WASHmOTON (AP) — Secre­ veil and a 12-yard silk train. Lynda ruled out of the toes TRAILER LOAD OF WELL-SHAPED, FRESH BALSAM AND SCOTCH PINE tary of Defense Robert 8. Me- Her hair was swept up In a Robb’s 19-year-old sister, Tren- Goldtn TOUCH & SEW* Namara wlU stay In WaMiington pompadour and she wore pale holme Robb, Marguerite whose Mwing machln* by SINGER to work Five hundred guests crowded er, the Prettdent's heUcopter $369» coses from Individual workera, the East Room and tiie cross had left the south grounds. POINSEniAS 9Q Q eTraneletors « 4 Q Q 5 ■moia and employers duiliig haH of the White House for the The President, seeing his see­ 3 Flowors only with walnut • Quality sound | g * '* ' the flrtt quarter of fiscal 1008. wedding and the reception ond daughter wed, declared: 5inglos5inqlos...... 65c • Portable with battsries Roll-About gnote which foUowed with dancing, a “There are not many girls “I 411H* If be gets enough tavlih buffet and champagne, who have picked young men like (Abo Lorgor Onos) TV Kart ' oU colon 8.88. Christmos KawMiig ha'u ooroe out. I think The party apiUed over Into a my two sona-in-law.” Cyotatnen 8.96. Partridge Berry Bowls, Mums, Oactus, Etc. Mercutys got m that’s what he’s watthv tor. I pliric-Uned tent outside the stale ------• Advanced color circuitry ensures 8276 excellent color picture find the tntorett underneath ev- dining room, COLORFUL, DECORATED, RCSITO ms4«l 237 erywhere is for Reagan. Reagan Matron of honor Lucl Johnson • Automatic degausser demagnetizes only has to say two words os for Nugent, 20, admitted tears Panel Discusses tube to give purer pictures Add to your wordrttoe a os I’m oonoeimed to win this weUed in her eyes as ttie • Rare earth phosphoit tube gives The Fine Car Touch inspired by the Continental. at Mousas to top sictats, panto ^ ^ ______ttection: 'Law and Order’.”— watched her sister marry. She Book by Rabbi LO CiS ani more brilliant colors and Jumpers. AU three ore In Hvwy im ud homemsfcer wM Walter J. Dllbeck Jr., an ImU- cried at her own wedding, too. one pattern. ptoraad to Iwve Oita ooiortul- Portablo Zig-Zag ana mUitonotro who has opened She and her husband, Patrick J. Rabbi Arthur Gilbert’s book, N6. 8270 with Pott-O -R om a ta t y smtarntderad aaraplsr in her an umuithorixed “Reagan for Nugent, aald they enjoyed tide “A Jew In Christian America,” BASKETS sowing maohino by SINGER MERCURY in 10 to 80, taut 81 to 4A. toomalThe oclots ore tovdy; will be discussed by a panel to­ large Btanketo, PUows 7JK) up; USE OUR CONVEHIENT lUDOH rLANI Frastdeot” headquarters In one more than their own—“aU Switches easily to zig-zag to Q|^|y Sim 1% 82 butt top, 1% yards «>• nttibchsa w if okiipte. Wattdngton. the fun and none of the trau- morrow at 8:15 p.m. at a Joint WreoMis, ptato or mode up, or 1 J L i* U I '*'•>•» Mo monthly piyaint untH rihmiiy IN* 2.95 overcast, daroi buttonhole ____, of 46-lneb: center, 1% yards; FaAtom No. SOU has tott- ma,” sold Lucl. Organizations meeting at Tem­ moke ttiem yourself with our Do- »-Yourself Motmtata WP bottom, 1% yards. Iron transfer for dotign Lynda ptdlto her husband’s ple Beth Sholom. The event is • Quiet, smooth operation «99»5 FREE s r s T ” M”xl8’': totor chart 0«nd 80c Future Undeeidei! Sews on any weight fabric Send 80 cents In coins plus glittering sword from Its scab­ open to the public. with cirrylni 16 cents ftor flrtt-ctass maU and to coins phis 10o tor thWboiam WORCBSTBR, Mom. (AP)— bard and togetiier they cut the Panelists are Dr. Eugene Cord wood for your fireptace $1.50 (targe bnndle)> Bird Seed 5 lbs. 59Ct 50 Dm. MTtsfIr ncw.A''fomanow ft of S IN C E R foding/* special handling tor earii pat­ man and opseni hondtoig for GInm Grleoo, Holy Cross’ All- first ptooe from a towering six- Sockut, a West Hartford dentist, $4.95 (Audubon Brand), Bulbs, ‘*Still Time To Ptant!” ToHps 10 for 09c; Crocus 4 Chriitmaa gift ideas from your Mercury dealer. tern. East middle guanl, Is unde­ foot white wedding cake. Uidlke and president of Arrauat Lodge 10 for 39c; Daffodils 10 for $1.49; plus many others. Sue Burnett, Monttiattar A m Oabot, Meechmlter >ro- cided about playing pro toot- Lucl and Nugent, who ooiSd of B’nai B’rlth and vice presi­ MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. Bvetiiiw Herald, U66 AVB. OF BftngBetold, U00 AVB. OP A Don Gurney Cougar rood racing set for $5.95 (tave $6.00.) hoU. hardly hock through their cake, dent of the Hartford Zionist SINGER AMEEIOAS, NEW YORK. M.T. AMBRIOAW, NEW YORK, ”I wont to play, but my wife Lynda and Robb mode It with District; Theodore Powell, ex­ 882 MAIN ST. — TEL. 648-8888 A NCAA football for $5.95 (save $6.00.) 301-315 CENTER STOEET-r-MANCHESTER, CONN. leiie. K.T. 10600. is much ogolntt It.’ ’ the 286- the greatest earn. ecutive officer of the Connecti­ Sports lllustrated's "Wonderful World of Sport" book for $5.95 Print Nome, Addrass with Pifttt Name, Address with poiDd senior from Bayonne, The bridal couple went off for cut State Board of Regional Zip Oode, Style Number and 8R> O ods an d R Iyls N um ber. GARDEN! •A maniik If the IIMIX txMrMVl (save $14.00.) N.J., sold after H(4y Cbom their first dance to the tune of (Community CoUegea; and Mrs. Sim . YouV wont a aopgr o f our nrw howto 18-4 to Boston College. "Love Aftalr to Remember,” Donald Roy, a teacher of mod-, WOODLAND i ( z A Montego hardtop in your choke of holiday colors, g Get a head start on up-to-tbs *07 M R ft W tatar ARnim t o ’’She wants me to settle dom ployto by Peter Duchln’s or- em European history at Man­ LET JOHN AND LEON APADKA HELP YOU minute styling with the new Fall ■m oR tbs dettgoi ftvm wfttrit to Bayonne and become a chettra, which also played for chester Community College. 168 WOODLAND ST.—OP«N DAILY TILL 9—PHONE 643-8474 and Onnter ’67 issue of Basle yoi can cboom your needle- teocher^xwch. I Just don’t know Luci’e White Houm recej^on. ’The moderator will be Judge Fooliian. Only 80 cants a copy. woifc ptttonia. Only 60c. what to do.” The Prettdmt stayed behind Jay E. Rubinow. •i

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»», V MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 VAOa TWBNIY-FOyR iRanrliieater Ew^ttittg Herald Hia Weak Bated Tbe Weather Dteanber t, 1N7 Clearing tonight. Low tS to 15,563 iManrI|?5t^r lEumttig ll^raUi 40. Tomorrow fair. fOgh in S0*a.- Manehe»ter— A City of Viliage Charm VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 61 (THIRTY.TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 (OlaaaUled Ateerttelag «a Fage W) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

C elebrates Percy, Wife Escape W0^C6HT® New H ead FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — U^th the roar of cannon and the Mortar Fire in Viet peal of church bells, more than 260 banda and floats began ^ SAIGON (AP) — Sen. Charles V6 OPEH OMW four-hour parade today as Ken­ Percy, his wife and seven other tucky prepared to inaugurate its Americans escaped Injury today first Republican governor in 24 when C om m u n ist gunners years. opened up with mortars and 9 WH-'® ? J* A crowd of as many as 40,000 small arms during a spur-of- had been expected, and city po­ the-moment, unescorted 'visit lice said the eariy morning in­ the Illinois Republican made to flux of vlsttora to the capital the devastated 'village of Dok- was larger than they had ex­ son. pected. Some of the five mortar Actually, Louie B. Nunn took rounds crashed within 16 to 20 the oath of office at 6:04^.p.m. feet of the 48-year-oId senator, Monday in a brief, quiet cere­ who Is a potential Republican mony in Uie Capitol. presidential candidate, and four At midnight he became the men Inspecting the village with 4Sth man to serve as chief exec­ him, but no one was hit. ’The utive in the state’s history. group took cover, and Percy got The early oath-taking is tradi­ some small scratches on his tional in Kentucky and isn’t ex­ arms as he crawled behind pected to make much difference some wood huts. *! to the Uiousands who are brav­ Mrs. Percy had remained In ing the threat of a driszle today the grmq>'s helicopter 76 yards to watch the ceremonies and away with the pilot arid two pomp as outgoing Gov. Edward crewmen. They flew her to a T. Breathitt hands over the nearby town and returned with reins. an eacort of suined Army chop- A large wooden {datform has pen to rescue the senator and been erected in front of the Cap­ hla companiona. itol fdr the afternoon swearing- ’”Thla ia closer to action than I in ceremonies. got In three years of Worid War Nunn, a ' 4S-year-old' Glasgow n," Percy, a U.S. Navy veter­ Take Up To 3 Years To Payl lawyer was elected last month an, told a news conference after over former Highway Commis­ he returned to Saigon. sioner Henry Ward. He lost to Meanwhile, the U.S. Com­ Breathitt by a narrow margin mand announced that 471 Viet four years ago. Cong and North Vietnamese Nunn’s DempcraUc lieutenant regulars—the , equivalent of a governor, Wendell Ford, also battle-ready battalion—were i^i Oven Rang! was sworn Ut Monday night, but UUed In a six-day battle that 4 ^ at a private ceremony at the ended Mcmday along the narrow a: VTankfort home of a friend. coaatal planes near the pivotal ’Today’s events include a pa­ town of Bong Son. rade, official ceremonies, public Allied casualties were 82 reception at the Capitol and four Americans and SO South Viet­ inaugural balls. namese soldlera killed, and 147 On ^ last day In office, Americana and 71 South Viet- Breathitt commuted the death nameae wounded. sentences for six men convicted The battle erupted when two of murder. ’Two of the men were oompairies of the helicopter- granted four-year stays for fur­ borne U.S. let Air Cavalry Dlvl- ther investigation of'thelr cases, alon began a sweep of the scrub /- three had sentences commuted land along the coast about SOO to life imprisonment without pa­ miles ncxrtb-nortbeast of Balgan. role and one was given a three- JuM to the north a hsttAe** year stay for psychiatric e'valu- from the South Vietnamese 40th ti-£ Automatle aUon. Infantry Regiment waa pushing Brisathltt pledged-four yaerr- Stokely Carmichael, left, walks from plane at Kennedy Airport in New Yorii south. Sen. Qiaiies Percy, R-BL, rube hie eye as he Mis neweinen in Snlfoa today PORTABLE DISHWASHER 6-E Front-Loading G-E Front Load, S-Cgela ago, "No one will die in the today as he returns to the United States after a five-month trip abroad. He is Both allied groups ran Into how his party escaped Communist mortar and small arms fiire earlier in witfi 3-Woy Wash Systtm electric chair while I am gover­ accompany by Dale Smith, a traveling companion. (AP Photofax) fortifloprilona manned by the day during a spur-of-^»-moment unescorted visit to devastkted 'village of DISHWASHER DISHWASHER nor.’* The legislature rejected seasowHl 22nd tuglm tat of ttte Dakson. (AP Photofax) ______Portable now, buUt-ln his request that the death penal­ North Vietnamese 3rd Division. OivcB flpotlflMly ctoan 3-Level Thoro-Wash with later! 2-Li0V(eil Thoax>-Wlash ty be renftved from law. Over the next six days the al­ soft food waste disposer. Breathitt also put into effect a lied troopa pushed forward, then (UBhes wUhout hand rins­ with Soft Food Waste tougher strip mining regulation. Carmichael’s Passport Speaks at Coltege Dedication 2 Cycles. Dally Loads, pulled (lack while planes, artU- ing or scraping. tMepoaer. No hand-rinatng It prohibits strip mining on or scraping. Rinse and Hold. leiy and helicapter giirahlpa any slope steeper than 28 de­ pounded the enemy over a five- grees. Breathitt said he slgrned mile stretch of the coast. it on an emergency basis on Taken at N,Y. Airport The Communlata made a final LBJ Urges More Progress G-E e -E grounds that stacking spoil stand in the fortltied village of ConvarHM* material on steep slopes would NEW YORK (AP) — Black nigh border on treason,” he He said Oarmicbael’s trip had ’Truong Lam, which was over­ KILI^lEN, Tex. (AP) — Pros- would stop off at their conven- more than It dauatod the Mt> Automarie . endanger ciUsens, especially Power militant Stokely Chrml- said. S -C y e k "dramatized the fact that this run Monday. In It the cavalry­ ident Johnson said today, in tion. On the Texas leg of today’s Uers of yesterday who sought a BuUt-ln during winter rains and snow- chael 'waa back in the United "It would be most anamalous country is pretty defenseless to men found about 60 new graves dedicating a new Junior college, presidential tour, a sp e a k ^ newer worid." Dithwashors Dishwashur faU. States today, his passport In the if a great country like the Unit­ protect itself’’ against activities In which the Reds had hastily that "the time has come for time of 6:86 p.m. EST before Johnson flew to hie raneh flbt- hands of federal officials and ed States did not protect itself of this nature. tried to conceal some of their these Americans who beUeve in the labor body In Florida waa urday after the White Houte ModelJ-7»7 his presence stirring Congress against flagrant violators of A Supreme Court decisloR on dead. progress to convince ttie doubt- announced. wedding of hla daughter Lynda M odtii4Hr passport laws by desperadoes to consider penalties for U.S. passports earUer this year left Many more of the veteran era.” The AFLrCIO gave dieering Bird and Marine Oapt Cbul«s State News citizens who travel to forbidden like Carmichael," Celler said. the State Department without 0>mmunist troops s'vldently Johnson said the quest for ed- support Mondiy to Johnscn’a S. Robb. Mrs. JohssOD JabMA nations. Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R-SiD., a the power to seek criminal pen­ Vietnam ptriiolea. him there Mbnday and plaanad OamnJcheiel, whose five-month member of the Foreign Rela­ sllpped away to the south. ucational exceUence, abolition TwQ"Qven Americana 'R ange _ alties for unauthorized 'visits to The battle on the Bong Son of poverty, better health, eco- At the dedication, the Presi­ to stay longer. , CJonvertjs to a trip Included cedis In Commu­ tions Committee to which the countries to which travel had dent noted ttte expansion of edu­ 2-Level Thoro- 30-lneh Custom nist Cuba and North Vletneun, administration bill was re­ plain was the latest in a series nomlc stat^ty and world peace bulUrin. New Wash, easy load­ now has a picture window even on'' been restricted. of stand-and-fight engagements will succeed—"if we stay mt the cational faculties and oppoctuni- aerated soft- Chaplain flew Into Kennedy airport Mon­ ferred, said he favored legisla­ ttea. "Yet attU," he said, "there ing, swing-down P-7(T) Self-Cleaning Master Ovenl tion of that kind. (See Page Sixteen) provoked in recent days by course.” wash for deli- door, sliding Automatic Ronge day emd waa met by a cheering American and South ’i^et- IBs remarks were prepared are those who oppose this kind oalte china and racks, Ug load group of his admirers emd by nameae sweep operations. Oth- for ceremonies at (Mntral Texas of growth . . . 'niere are some Antipoverty crystal. Cher- capacity. No pre- A t Y ale U.S. memsheds. who teU us that it la too expen­ rywood top. In U.S. Atty. Joseph P. Hoey of erwlse, the Communist troops College. copper or avo­ rinBing or scrap­ With See-Thru Window have stuck mainly to hlt-and- The President, who flew to sive; that it is too dangerousi ing. Brooklyn said (Ximichael’s that the effort cannot succeed." May Secure cado. imeifDansi passport—issued with the provi­ run attacks except along the Killeen from his ranch near P-7 Oven cleans Itself e Automatic Rotisserle ^o-Oven Ranoe C riticized so that he not go to either Cuba Pledge Spurs Senate borders of Cambodia and Laos, Johnson City, was headed back Johnson argued that {nvgrees completely, eleotrioally NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale or North Vietnam—weus seized where aborter supply Unes en- to Washington via New Orleans in America can never be too ex­ Less Money e Meat theimometer able them to make more large- and Miami Beach, pensive. He aald: "It is alolmeas . . .baked-on grease University Chaplain WiUlam by a marshal executing a feder­ WASHmOTON (AP) — Anti- • Fits in 30”, wide wall space * Sloane CSoffln’s leadership in the al search weirremt. ^ scale asaautts. The late unofficial announce- and Ignorance and dlsorimina- and grime simply van- e Automatic Sensl- To OK Education Bill A pattern of widespread small ment today of hla New (gleans w— w- poverty boas S a ^ n t Sbrlvtr Temp unit with Grill • ABH^n^iiftjrotjsserie draft resistance movement has Shortly before Ccmmichael em- tlon and crime which coat too Silh! Dryiiiy i(Mii|)(!ralm(; tohl WASHINO’TON (AP) — An version sent to President John­ Bkirmiahea waa repeated In to- visit caught city and Louisiana much . . . It U not action but to­ has congreaaional authorlsatiao: • Meat T^ermdi^eter ■ evpked a spate of complaints rived, the State Department In to qMnd $4.16 bUUon over two from alumni, some of them oall- administration pledge to revise son before Congress adjourns day’s war communique from officials by aur^tse. His agenda action that costa too much. Weushlngton emked (Congress to procedures for cutting off funds U.S. headquarters. 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