■liyBpB 'V flM T S F ’ THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1969

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m und. TAC Accepts Potter Plan Skating - Coasting Sheriff Cites CorwerBOtion CSmmt —hi 0(M ir Bawiighr IdOHP
Abum Foamd laclMe nvM MOB, FiBtar Mat-
i iHt*, Police jLog 1 5 ,3 6 5
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InGAOPlrobe ttm at MuHhMtar, Joaaph Ukt-
Oat o( H uttoid. and M m MM-
On Apartnient Construction Confession Disclosure Mmnehetter A City o f VUtogo Charm
iB onnar
ttoa ot Kumm O ty, Kan.; tour A mood ot eautioua aeeapt- alloorad beooma pcograaatvely Stephen J. Berk, 17, of w
(C ratfi Om ) dauBbtara, IDv. Bva ot *nM ot naw ragidattona oon- amaUer, lalth lot alaaa In tlw Rocks T rial o f Darwin Hartford, was aryeated and FOIi. LXXXYm. NO. 86 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGB8—TWO SBCnONS) MANCHBOTBR, CONN., FIODAY, JANUARY 10, 1900 on Page . 81) PRICE TEN CENn
maonliig- K anchaatar, IDra. LoU Sauaraotf troMiig ooaatnictlan of gardan tbrao buaineaB aonea tba aama. oharged wMh receiving stolen
M panatoiMt amplovmant or Idma, Iba. Anna «La- oimrttaanta pravailed orer the The idea of limlUng the num< Tlmre____________
to no a tetk_« at Ontar (OonUmied fram Paga Om ) goods yeaterday and wW appear
------ ------ votorof Hartford, and Ifta. Mary lengthy meeting of the Tech- her of bedrooma per acre.to 30 8prf(«a Fork today. OoaaUng to *,,1^ h#,aHna cm * fln.iiv In IfanCheatar Clroult Court 13
addMenel tiaitong. ^ Ponnaylvama; four ideal Adrlaonr OomnUttee laat would equallae denalty in a l l a l^ t d on daTMll untU dark. on Jan. 37. POUoe gave no other
—laadagnata recora kept hy greeidclilldran, and eight gnat- night. lonea. NO dtocrimlnatlon omoag ______________ prompted him. details.
Darwin on Stand; Hartford Crime Rale

Huge New York Welcome

pnjaot apeaaoia on ooato ratan- grendchfldnn. At the oonduaion of the 8H- x>n«a would exlat. Potter aald. Swaaney aald oalmly, "No, I
bniaabla hy the fedMal govatn- beheld Set- h ^ oeaalon, the oommlttee, M o i t c h c S t C T A t BCL ***•* •*****^‘ ** w en
Up b j 6S Per Cent
gJdward a . Franklto, S3, of 93
urday at 8;M OLm. from t h e heeded by Atty. Leon Podiove, >'««>% opfwaed to the suggeation other confesalons offered." HARTVORP, Oonn. (A P )-
Ridge St., was arroatod and
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Olullano^togarlno F u n e r a l accepted the regulatlona drawn
hy Home, 347 WaaMngton Bt., Hart- up by BMc Potter, plamdng
• *»*wnn h%h Mhaa dtawotor, with aom» minor practicality.
unfamiliar with the new
«><* waa unaun about tta
M an H urt Shea, hie voice atlU at a high
iritch, reminded Sweeney that
charged with operating an un­
registered motor vahMa ysatir
day, when be was allegedly ob­
Denies Confession Haitfotd polite 01^ there
was an avenge of one mor
Jor Clime oommftted In their
M M M M oontMtntlona to the nqulem at Holy 'Mntty modlllcatkma Adler Dobkln, TPO dialrman he htul been In court much of r Roy Darwin took the wltneaa daughter, Kathy, a pretty bni- cHy evwy hour in 1998.
In T olland the time during the first trial served by a patrolman traveling

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in the ^**'**f ddB be hi ^ Jamea’ Oemetory. mlttee (TAC) to a group ap- Truman Ckandall, a XIPC mem'
over and anoounting for fedenl
oontrlbuMona to the program.
The OAO nport apothghted 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
ate orgMdiaihkam whfdi took
port durtog Omiel 1997, four In
the Out of School Porgnm.
Obituary
Brngamte Sodam
Benjamin
Bantan 8 t, was dead on ar-
73, of 164
rtfvid at Manohester Memorial *??*?** officiated, fi/dney Mac- which inoomorated imnv ta o mining density for the present vestlgated by state police In calmed down, addressed the found. He ' used Us search 39 WinthroD Rd. was arrested
Hospital yasterday'aftor hs suf-
fared a heart attatoc at h is
home. He was the husband of
lb s . MSry Lucas Sutoam
Mk. Sustam waa bom Nov. oenneu ana PUiiy) Clnomella. aotermlnlng densUy P o t t e r P«“ lo hearing at Its next meet- >>«•. Robert Clouidi, 88, of New of this taatlmony Is evident to two cars on Reservoir Rd. to «d It. Several nelghbon had
1, 1898 to TJthiianto, and had
Hvad to Manchester for 48
yean. Before be retirad in 1961,
he visa employed as a poliaher Martha Bell of 19 Eknerson St. regulations base denalty re-
at Fratt and \Hiitnsy MAohine
’Pool Dtvlstoa of Colt IhdustrloB, Mary’s Eplaoopal Church. The
West Hartford. He was a mem'
iMT of the Utfauaqlan Catlaen’s dybiey MacAlptoe was organ­
Cfub, gsrtford.
Survivors, besides his wife, tery.
inoldle a son. Gene R. Sualam,
of Manchester; a brother and Gordon Plank, Frank Zlebarth,
slater to Lttlnxuiia, and several James Gordon, John Johneton
nisoes and nephews.
The funoral will be bdd
Satiaday at 8:18 a.m. from the No. 17 and No. 13S, conducted a
John F. Tierney Ftmerel Home, memoried service last night at
819 W. Center St, with a Mass IPdmes Fhneral Home,
of requiem at Ck. J a m e s ’ Mato St., for Mrs. BeU, who
Cburdi at 9. Burial wlU be to End embargoed matter
St Jamee^ Cemetery.
m ends may call at the fu­
neral home tonight from 7 to 9
and tomorrow from 3 to 4 andglc** for James Sargent ot 3
7 to 9 r " «
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n a iik E. Cooke
Funeral services for Frank ^
B. COefce of HuntoviUe, Ala.,
formetly of Manobeetor wto^ «*•
d t e d lt o l^ to Huntsville, orig-
taally schedutad tor tfato monnh OeiMtory, Manchratw.
tog, wMl be bdd tomorrow at
U aon. at Watktas-Weot Funeral
Home, 142 E. Center St. The B agle«»i Kenneth little, Rich-
Rev. C. Heaiy Anderson, porter
of Bhnanuel Luttieran Church,
will officiate. Burial wlU be in
Hlaat Cemetery.
’There wUl be no calling hours.
Mtoe Emily M. Hoffman
M. M, of 74 Pro^^ct Budget Church.
Rockvuie
ICss Hrtfman was bom Oct
^fred
man,
in.RockvlUe with Mrs. Francis vice.
laney read the oommtttai ser- w> go out.
E. Hardenbergh for the part 30 Bearers were friends of the Ing the annotmeement over the
years. She was a member of the family.
ApostoUc Cbilrtlan Church ot
Ellington.
Survivors Include a brother.
Alfred Hoffman of Ellington,
and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services wUl be held
Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the
Aportrtlc Christian Church, El­
lington. The Rev. John Bahler
will ofttotate. Burtal will be in
Ellington Center Cemetery.
esnm*, Haitford, at 9. Burial The Teclmtoal Ad^toory Oom- who attended the meeting with
Frlanda may call at the fu- pointed by a former Thwn Plan- ber, m u^cld up the feeling of
neral h m e tomorrow from 3 to tong and Zoning Oommtoalon the
Fonerab
Frederick GoMor
OOVBINTRY — Funeral serv­ ed on the Group Dwelling regu-
ices for Frederick Qottier of _____
South St. were held yesterday ed ape<^
aftamoon at WatUns-West Fu-
neral Home, 143 E. Center St, m ee4»‘ ^J5ST^ ^ ^
Polar- draft of the group
“ Owumbla’a Jehovah’s Wit- regulations oompUed by Potter
^ organist Burial was suggestions.
Cemetery, ktonclyater.
“ “«**• night waa the change i n ^ new pl«>tong commission hopes to yesterday Involved a rtete truck
Sirs. Martha BeU
Funeral services for Mrs. vdilch he set at 20 The present 'Ibem In any way.
were held this afternoon at
Rev. Stephen Price officiated.
ist. Burial was in East Ceme­
Bearers were Donald Plank,
and George Hewitt
The Daughters of Liberty,
400
James Sargent
ROCKVILLE — Funeral serv-
Franklin Park, formeriy of Man- be a discussion on drug abuse opened to thoee who wanted Bart St., RockvUle. ’ was tawed llfl
Chester, were held yesterday led by high school teacher to spesLk on any subject a written warning for failure
morning at St. Mary’s Bpis- James Cahalan, will probably within the board’s Jurisdic­ to drive to proper lane after Ms on
O eofje Nostrand offlclat- Alan Wledie, club president
MaoAlplne was or-
- Burial was to East
_____ ’Tuesdey at Mrs. Wledle’s house
/f " .
lEuiger.
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Enoch H. KostosU
The funeral of Enoch H. Ko-
sinskl of 83 N. Elm St was hold
^ The dance will be semi-for-
Funorol Homo, 400 Main St,
o Maes of requiem at Bt.
Harold M<®rien
celebrant. Mrs. Raymond
McCarthy
Gives Up
stand today ta hta murder trial -notte, who recalled that the Polite Chief Thomas J.
and knew what waa going on re­ at a high rate of speed on .Can­ and denied that he hod ever ad­ night of the murder ohe waa
ter 8L The patrolman stopped Vaughan arid Thursday Ihe
garding admissibility of confes­ mitted to the TiOUairt County awokMied by k telephone coll.
TAC membera when 2-G ar Crash sions. Several confessions were hhn and then nofiead that the
lloansa platas had expired.
ahertff be klUsd H k^ RotfawelL Her father onowered.
rise In crime In the city over
the period was 98 per cent
head, John Lamenao, to laaiat aald, "I think I like th e John Farrell Jr., 31, of Hart­ thrown out by the Judge presid­ Urider queatfonlng by hte do- The coll waa apparently from compared wMh 1997.
the TPC by examlng Mknchea- idea, but I’m not aun how U ford la repotted In aertoua con­ ing at the first trial. FrankUn’e court iqipearanoa to fenoe counoel, Darwin recollod ’11m only monlh during the
Jan. 30. M n. John Rothwell inquiring
ter'a aonlng regulatlona will work out. I have mixed dition ________at _________
Hartford ____ ____ __
Hbapital to- ’the defense oounM aaked Ma convonatlon with Sheriff about her daughter. l(n . Roth- year that showed any deoUna
recomnMndlng — reviahma In emotlona about It" day after he received head In- ^ a w ay If be had glvm .the In­ Sweeney in December of woU testified this week ttat she vras December, in which
them. Becauae (be TPC haa had juries tn a two-car accident In f<*matloii of the donveraatkm Elsa M. Potdos of 19 Walker S i 1999. (here was a six per cent de-
Later, the TAC concentrat- relaOvely Uttle trouble with the Tolland yesterday.
^ state’s attorney at the 1^ charged wMh operattog an
unrertstered motor vehlole yee-
Darwtn sold, “ I sold If I bod
ooUod Darwlii’a home twice
after midnight The first time, ereeae tai'fhe frequency of . Thousands
deneity regulation, and FarreU was first taken to ti«»« of the first trial. Sweeney klUed Hope Rothwell, I wortd she sold, there was no answer. Crimea over Ihe same month
latlona____________
whitoi the TPC felt need- beoaune Dobkln aald be w a a Jolmson Memorial Hospital In <«*«* ho had not. Shea iixpUred
"very anxious” to see the new Stafford cuid then transferred to it be had "witheW’ It.
terday, after a patrobnan at ths
Parkade noticed her oar has ex-
teU my lawyer this so that my Shea asked if she heerd tlie in 1997.
The major crimes Included Mass Along
Paid Bweoney (unlly would not go through the tetephone ring eerller. She said
■ni- ounm e of requirements get on the books, Hartford. Driver of the other Swoenqy repiled, "I Just pirsd platea Court data Is Jan. Thorne ot trial.” tile didn’t in the. report xre murder,
a the oommlttee decided to diete oeir involved was Herbert OHd- didn’t see why I should any 30. ' Yooterday, Swoenoy tesUfiad rape, roUery, aggravated
the 20 bedroom requirement and den, ___, 24, of 20 Oak___
_ ______ St,, Wsq>- anything
. _ about
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committee decided to delete pbig. ’The accident is being In- Atty. Shea, who had not yet girl’s body was sttbsequently
driven Into the area where die
MIehael J. Thiboudsau, 83, of
at tbt trial In ToUond County
She teetifted that ahe usueUy
drove the oar her father hod
assault, burglary, larceny of
m ore, than (80 and auto
^Apollaway
Aiperior Court ta ROokviUe that the night of the murder, and
Drtwln theft NEW YORK (AP) —
Stafford. presiding Judge, William P. 'Ughts but did not see the body. awl oharged with violation of ^ t a. told
«_a him he
^ waa unsure sold that
MHM. when
WoWIS she UIVVl
drove it Murder was tiie only ma­
Dobkln toW the TAC-that the A second accident In Tolland Barber and asked for a recess. Mardtall also tesUfled that (he roamtasr dog taw, after a *‘® •» <**• toMowIng day jor crime of the grotqi that
New York greeted the
M killed Mlae RottnveH. tlced nothing unusual. A state ApoUo 8 MtroDftuts todfty
“ You honor,’ ’ be said, "I when he called Darwin t h a t -------------------------------------------
patrolman allegedly caught hto •Shea asked Darwin directly: decHned ta tiie period. It
*«quffements In the formula for prepare the now regulatlona tor « » » » «<*ool bus. Driver of the tWnk the surprise and toiock same morning to Inquire about jo ’y runtonsr loqse a*>d hnpoimd-
toxleologtrt has testllled that he dronoed by 38 per cent R m)s wiGi martisl music, wtad-
7DW you klU Hope RothweUT” found blood stains on the seat whltiped flags, tens of tick­
Inorsooed 10 per cent rob­
Darwin repUed, "I did not of the oar.
baaed density on the number of log “tot that he did ndt want to TV^and, was atrested on a all. It la obvloualy of crucial Vernon that Darwin had re- complained about the dog. Ooixt 1|1U Hope Rothwell.” bery 40 per cent aggravated er tape and the roar of de-
bedrooma allowcU per acie JeopaitUse chancea of paasing oberg* of making an improper Importance. It baa come as a ported seeing and pasring on (jgite la Jan. 27. The wttneoa sold she knew assault 86 per cent, loroeny UghtM ciowda ae they
' Shea asked, "Did you ever Mtaa Rothwell through 4-H ac­ of 860 er more Iqr 88" per
bim. He Is achedul'ed to complete shock to the defense to» way home from the 4-H _____ see bar again oftar tha mert- were paraded up ftmad-
Potter agreed, eaylng the new Mtmrtieater OlrcuH and I ask adjournment to pre- meeting, Darwin said he didn’t ACCIDENTS tivities and hod given her a cent auto theft 49 per cent, way, unoffidaDy iddi-
St. inaltv ^ e a tio n a could be . pare for further examlnaUon of stop because he didn’t have a and burglary 96 per cent
qulrementa on lot area per density suggeations
Driver of the truck was Law- this witness.’’
Mtahael D. Norman, 80, of 1 Darwin
Dl replied, "No, air." (Bee Page Twelve) namiod "ApoHowajr” for
dA^ing unit. held until after the completion flartillght. Clinton, lost control of hta car : The 17-year-old Bolton girl the ooeasioo.
In sonee A, B, and C, lot sizes of his apartment study. rence Luoay, 64, of Hazondvllle. Juctge Barber grartod the re­ More tertlmony about Dar- on 8. Main St yestaiday ofter^
Other area p<^oe activity: dtaappeared on Sept 18, 4968 .As (be gtaited the
cess at 12:16 p.m. Tlie trial was win’s account of passing t h e noon when it slid and then roll- ifter leaving a 4-H meeting in
VERNON pniadi, ItMy passid m m u f ot
to resume at 2 this afternoon. cars was taken from Sgt. Fran- ed over three times, e*4dlng up
Bolton Mrs. Evelyn UaUtls, 44 Elm Before Sweeney’s testimony eta Pisch who had taken a on its wheels. The accident oe-
IteokviUe that Darwin also at- cfaUdien wavftBg a pteoard
JunicH* Women
Speechless St., RockvlEe, was oliarged the state presented a number statement from Darwin at Ms curred near the sixth tes abort
witti evading responrtMltty and
Some kind' of a record, du­ operating white her UcenM is of witnesses, Including Dr. home on Sept 21, 1963. Darwin 8:80, The windshield w u ahat-
«**>ded. Her body was found
(our days later In T h U ^ . B ill Anderson Dies, wMob sold, "W e tove you.'*
And that. Judging b o n tiw
Darwin, who ta 63 Uvea chesttog and — of mp-
bious to nature, waa estab- under suspension after die al­ Abraham Stolman, a toxicolo­ told Plsrti that the second oar tered, and the. car had to be (o Habron, was convicted of the pbuise, pretty wen siriiraoiiil
Cancel Meeting liahod at TuMday night’s legedly teft the scene of an ac­ gist with the state, who testi­ was black with parktog Ughta towed. Norman was treated at
Set for Tonight
Bocurt of Directory meeting.
Not one membor of the cident yesterday.
fied that he found blood stains on and wiring hanging f r o m Mancherter Memorial Hospital
on the seat of Darwin’s car. Ihe rear of the vehlcla tor a minor knee Injury.
murder In 1964. The oonvlotlon
^wa reveread lost year. Retired from Herald tiw mood of tiw otty lor tiw
tiiree man who othttsd ths moon
’The other, car Involved w a s ' A motkxt to Mmmimm iha Daf. VWtam Marie Anderoon, 98,
for 30 boura
public spoke — not during Stolman said he also found Darwin had originally des­ OOMFLAINTg
The Junior Women’s Club puUlc hearings on three ap- driven by Edward Haistlllo Jr. A bnak and entry w u dls- win trial in tbs wako of jeotgi ot 40 .™ .—™
H em kA S t, rattred clr- Showers of strsasnssw m d
seminal stains on Miss Roth- cribed the car as being brown,
meeting scheduled for tonight proprlaflons, not when the of East Wtodsor. There were well’s undergarments and on and according to testimony coversd at the American Fi­ outetam
otton m oiu w ^ ’of
moiiages’ I f a THer-
of Ths ^ tlokertape began ftoaUng doom
no injuries. Mrs. Uskltls la fimn tosrartbg effite wsMiiif
has been canceled because of meeting was opened to those scheduled to appear In Rock- trousers Darwin ' said he wore from Det. William Hickey, Dar­ nance Oo. on ths second floor orgsniaer in
oldi and oegontaer
J r i g a ^ tbs dotenra opsne its ^
In 193S of Nut-
Nut­
vdM wanted to speedc on any the night of the murder. of 936 Main St. ahodt 3 a.m. to­
win had told him the reason he day when a patrolman fbund meg F o n st ToU ftetem Oedons -of tiniiig ttw route bom tiw Bat­
the weather.
subject on the agendo, and vlUe Circuit Court 12 Jan. 21. Miss Rothwoll disappeared on thought the second car was the front door on the street - . .. ___ Lebanon, died ou ouddeitiy loa^ ' tery to OMy HoU, ttw mdttfoBial
The program, which waa to not when the meeting wae Emil' Prucha Jr., 19, of 21 wmeludod its prea- ^ |,|, hmwa ponds route known as (hs
brown was because he had had open. •otottoo ysoterday 4titor two- "Ooayon of Heroes."
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tog In Vernon Sept. 18, 1963. two cups of coffee and the cof­ U^pstelrs he noticed
Mtd-ahalf days with two eur- AadMson Joined ■nw H«w
found abandoned fee was brown.
American’s door forceU and the
prtae wttuBasse who tosttfled In 1938 as a type oompoaltor A stiff wtad aiiijqSMg III b m
^
Reservoir
hinges removed. A towel and a
that Darwin had privately ad- wortipd in ths olrorta- Lower New Ybtk Harbor caiBbt
bo offered next month, Mrs. tion. car went out of control on Rt. ~ - Rd. and the girl’s State Police Sgt. Robert hammer were found on a fire (he paper and eeat It saMbMr
body was found four days later mitted Ms g ^ to tiM»w tion dMiastnunt He was sp-
As a result, the meeting 83 and struck four guide posts. In ’Tolland. She had been P'emer testified that Darwin extinguisher in the hallway, and i One ot ttiase, Thllaad pointed ciroulatton nunager In tote the ciaatta
said. ended at 10 p.m., oariler COVENTRY told h<m he had not spoken to police expect they may have
Fred Bberte, 64, of Rt. 44, .strangled . . and a sexual attack Miss Pothwell during the past been used to rentove the, hinges. flhactft Paul Sweenay pome ^***' ***® **®ld until hta Air Potva OoL Iteok Bomuw.
The executive board wUl meet than any regular meeting in undw’ sharp ottartc friun Atty. Mtiremstti> at tbs end of Bap- Navy d ip t Jamas A, Lovril Jr.
many months. Coventry and Romaine W. Her- " „ , attempted, year but had nominated her for Some change am oun^g to
bert, 84, of RFD 8, Coventry, “ arller In today’s proceed- an office on a 4-H committee abort |20 was taken from a cash 6bsa for wfthhoMli^ tiie btitx^ tember. ' t4P PbotofOx) said Air P o m Lt-Ool TltiWam
at 8 p.m. mstion frtxn the fln t trial tn Ha ouffoted a heart attack in Showered in ticker tape, the ApoHo 8 astronaute **mKrn, (he apaoanten, rode In
OOP BoD ’nckets failed to provide these aocee- wero both charged with improp- overruled thethree-Judge panel the night of the murder.
defense counsel’s
counsel’s
dnfwer in a filing cabinet, but
(8M. M Ilia qimtiinning of Bwee- November and was raouperat- an open car beside Gov. NSteots
sorira, add your own tf W fo e l Poaolng by Coventry jx^ce. ™ oeionse Darwin also "Indicated he the safe vru untouched, accord­ r id e . in m otorcade parade up New York Oity’s A . RoofcsMIer and Mayor JbhB
All Republican Town Commit­ like It
tee members who have ticket
money tor the Inaugural Ball ’The shoes that you wear with
Both men are sdiediiled to ap- “ t’Jactlons on introduction by carried a lantern-tyne light In ing to police.
pear In Manchester C i r c u i t ^® "*®*®
Court 12 Jan. 27. od Illegally.
materials first selz- his wife’s car,’ ’ said Relmer.
My, flhaa hinted the dlreetten a tag when ba waa otilolDan laat
twasIWe appeal may taike.
Bhos asked If Sm snsy had
nigbt
jgp. Anderson was a member
South Viets Claim .1
Broadway today, duhbed ‘ApoUoway’ fo r the occa­ V. Lindsay, the astronauls
waved and wnOed at ttw crowds
Andrew Darico testified that teoinad Darwin of his r l ^ to of the fotenuBtlonal Ctroulattcoi sion. Prom le ft are Ckipt. James A . Lovell Jr., Gdl. nwsssd bafatad patios baitt.
to be held Jan. 18 at Fiano’s pants are necu’ly as Important SOITTH WINDSOR ^ Ottampt to get the state’s massed two cars traveling a Jaycees O ffer
Restaurant
their money
.are'
In to
aShed
Mrs.
to turn
Cather­
as the length of the pants,” says Jrtm A. Hudak, 9 Main St., «vidence barred from the trial
the all-knowing Miss I^ainbert. South Windsor, was charged ^*"®® initiated yeaterday after- car’s length anart at 11 p.m.
The etioe that Roger Vlvler early this morning with failure m)on by Darwin’s lawyer. ’Ihe on Reservoir Rd. and another
Tot-Lpt Plan
remain tilenf before Darvrta Manager's Assortatteo
mode bis stetesnsiite. ftweenay ot the N «r Blnglaiid Obetia.
sold be dM not, but aald that
ggod Foe P o rin a R ^ l^ (k)l. W||liam A . A jiders. Mdss. and at poopte In wtasdbaa
•hove (hem. Bach wavs sMmd
& ttMT MhfO of ftpplAUM,
ine Peterson. tten Managers Association — Tbs Sorth Amortean haftla
made for St. Laurent’s famous dark car furth»r ahead. ’The sidewalk poUelao, a JAycee PoiM n had Initiated the oon- wMdi Wedneodoy anmiMtad Mm wiree, 4 qmbh
to yield right of way at cm In- material was first removed In ^ in Svly
mal. Ladles may wear long or pantsuits has a heel rtightly tersectlon after he struck a D December
««n b e r 1963 from the inside three cars he passed were head- "Tot-Lot," a request tor a veraotiaR In the TbPond State Horawh, Marilyn Lotten ohd
raise for the-Jury Committee, ja il effite In Deeambsr of 1961. a rstirsment sarvloe pin. ed today IftL lfc‘Vlek 06ng and" - *^“ 'P*** «*slm of heavy Voterle Anders, rodt In ttw ooe-
short dresses._ Windsor p.^ ot 0 « car D a .^ used the night Mr. Andenon vras bom June Grand Thll Oedar of Nutmeg lopite suffered by Iha enemy,
at somewhrt ^ce cruiser driven tor Officer ot the murder. The The only other testimony In- and tile resignation of Lawrence * The second witness was a Forert an d hwl « . u* VIetiiWMae trbcpe the govemment In a yeerend re­ ood ear. Thslr famUles, totaV
former prison inmate who recol­ 1, 1900 in Nantkxike, Pa,, son Forast and had served ae its
narrowed. Jw fas IIn■■■11 — _ v .... WntUcofake, Water and Sewer
lected that Darwin had expreM-
to remorse.
of John and Ada Grabotet
denon, and hod Uved In Mon- i960.
An- traaourar tram 1989 through kUled in 1999, nearly six tlmee view eatimated total enemy
a t r e i^ at 800^100 Ifiet Oo(«,
N A SA Picks Team ing Id chUdrsn, wers in a IMid
car, protected from tiw wind by
a "brtbbletoif’ pteslle dome.
rtMoter staee 1911. He and Ms Norib Vtotnamete ,aod poUUoal
Survlvcra, besides Me wife, in­
’The snow abated with (he spikey ones of the 1960s. day night,'
, A final surprise In the state wife, Mra. Esther Douglea An­
cose yesterday waa the decision derson, observed their 4901 wed­ clude a son, BM Sgt Doigtex
by the state not to put State ding annIveFsary April 13. Anderson atatfoned at Grand
But North Vtetnasn ooBed 1999
“the beat yoor 00 Cor In the Viet­
namese poopie'a s t r u g g l e
cadre. R dahned 1(1.000 North
Vietnamese troops had InONrat- For Lunar Landing Ticker tape and streamera be­
gan fluttering down from stofs-
soon after happy children, hear- Shea objected to its use as wore and on Mias RothweU’s ed the Soutii In 1998— an nnnru erapera about 30 mtautes befor*
These are broader and shaped Hospital Notes evidence when ho Introduced a dress and panties. However, the
Wittkoteke, whose resignation
becomes rtXective Saturday will
Pollco Maj. Samuel Rome on Forin (NJ9.) ATO; a brottMr,
He was o8k>a member of Ora­ Oscar G. Anderson of Manches­
agotast U. S, oggrasrion.” ment vaatly dtfferent fbom unof- WASHINGTON (AP) —A cl- Roobte aatroBwut Pred Hoise the parade began. HuriOrads of
quite differenlfy, being set rath- the stand. Rome was a key wit- tor The Saigon govensnent put ta tiw third matt on tiw baoiBB persons who work in the finals-
radio, snuggled back Into bed er «ar ADMITTED YESTERDAY: motion toisupress It at a hear- ag-> of blood stains cannot be receive a letter of thanks from Oongregationol Church, ter; and two grandchildren. South Vtotnameee topees but
fid sl U. 8. eeUmatee of 236,000 ^
neto who have walked tn apaoe crew.
reliably determined, the court hess at the first trial. Manoheetor Lodge of Masons, (o 39ft000 men. clri district diowed iq> softy.
or settled down to a morning tothe ^ r t O i e ^ . ^ S t i ! S r t *^***^5?“ the directors. SXaieral services wUl be held JMr at 17,999 ktiled. The U. 8. Space agency nftinitto did not corryiiv limebee.
of TV. Some, of course, went the full ctnwe at the top. ane Crtli'er,^'Canterbury; Cminie ®“ knowledge of the sweepings was told. Plane for a 100 by 100 f o o t
Today, Shea placed ^ the Manchester Grange, end t h e The U. a. command doee not
Oommsnd has not released offt- puhliahotticial estimates of one- ^
j^.***®.
say why Andsra and Lovell Pour bonds, and four moroh-
Witness stand Darwin’s married Gciden Age dUb. He was a psst ^
out to enjoy the snow.
Many designers show'ed with
their pants, a covered severe
Dalton, 161 Center St.; Reno direct result of the first
Ekiglebert, 2 Downey Dr.; Guy k®****™ and therefore Inadmlss-
” Tot-Lot” to be devaloped by
the Jayoees were announaed to
(See Page Twelve) otal flgur«o for'th e year, but my oteragtii, hut mUaUe Amer^
lean aouroea said the South'Vtot- on the toe moon-
to tond msn were not named to tiw ApoHo U
mtaolaii, but the NAflA prooUoe
tag ptetoons, rspreasnting tbs
Air Force, Army, Navy and
Manchester Evening Herald
Bolton correspondent, Cleme-
shoe 'W ith high-rising tongue.
Jodoto, 110 Greenwood Dr.; Jo-
soph Kowell, 107 Helaine Rd.; - , ^ then
LBJ Awards the board. The erty reaponalbll-
ity of the town 'would be to rec­ nomeoe eotlnwte was consid­ The olvUian estronart. Nett A. bos bean to s(SMd chotee oo-
Armstrong, wUl command tiw among Sion.
Coast CKierd, headed the prooeo-
But, says the rtx>e industry. ered “Mgh."
weU Young, tel. 643-8981. “« » «ivw> I. McDowell. 92 Arnott Rd.; * " ‘® U * ^ motion saying that
M e d a ls to
ommend a siStable area for the
In addiUan to those kfttod in ttMoeeraft, tsntotivriy for qualified for them. The Air FOroe bagpiper bond
Pants Are ‘In’ coming the sinsle most imnort-
Gwendolyn Mott. 22 Camp-
field Rd.; Esther Nkumec, M
Bll*m?ton Ave., Rockville; Don- ®“iy
o ^ n r t sqpressloo order did

Friends may caU at the Ladd
Funeral Home, 19 Ellington
Ave., tomorrow from 2 to 4 and
7 to 9 p.m.
Donald L. Spender
Dcmald Louis Spender, 61, of . ,
Keystone Heights Fla., broth-
er of Mrs. Frederick Sweet of to flU all five vacancies that “ !_-?_^?® “
42 N. School St., died Monday opened as a result of the 1068 signer’s.)
to Florida after a long iUnesa. political development*.
Survlvors Include hta wife,
hta mother, two sons, another members, the panel was too un­ tholr moments of fantasy” (his
stater and several nephews.
Funeral services were held to- major international issues,
day In Flmida.
Mrs. Fred E. Oerber
ELUNG’TON — Mrs. Florlne
Buchanan Oerber, 68, of Maple In FBI Slayings
St., wife of Fred E. Gerber,
died this morning at Rock'vllle
General Hospital.
Mrs. Gerbw waa bom June
12, 1900 In RockvlUe, daughter Bryant, a skUled auto repair-
of Robert and Sophie Bishop man ond a native of Mt. Olive,
Buchanan, and had lived in the N.C., had lived ’’for at least two
RockviUe-Ellington area all of or three years” at the aiiart- boy’s cap, greatly oversized and
her life. ’
Survivors, besides her hus­ slain, its manager, Harry Ooh- style.
band, Include 2 sa.-is. Nelson F. en, said.
Gerber of 'Vernon and Fred E.
Gerber Jr. of South Windsor; 2 building where Bryant was oap-
^ughters, M ^ Wilkins of tured, said his wife beard nols^ to which the Millinery Institute
Mancherter and Mrs. Raymond m the attic shortly after nocm. has given the designation ” ata-
Derr of Glastonbury; 2 brothers, After they persisted into the tua hat,” saying that It is now
Edward L. Buchanan of Rock­ evening, he called police.
ville and Robert L. Buchanan of
Costa Mesa, Calif.; and 11
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 11 a.m. at Whlte-
Olbson Funeral Home, 66 Elm
St.. Rockville. The Rev. Donald
IngUs, pastor of Ellington Con­
gregational Church, will offl- man Rd., work coordinator in printed, or told a square scarf
^ **®*>®*^e'’ Highway De- on the diagonal to make a strip
- . y at the fu- worlui nAt*aA«vTu.i
neral home tomorrow from 2 to works personnel from 11 state P*ace this around your head at
4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Ppter J. Mattioe
' Peter John (fottloe of Hart­
ford, formerly of Manchester, ed a 18-week, in-servloe training medical motif, you can tie a
died this morning at a Hartford coim e on warte disposal. It was aecohd scarf like a tourniquet
convalescent home. He' w a s
tha husband of Mrs.'' Mlory Sher­
ry Mattioe.
Jir bom June 18 Avi}^°®
19W ’"f**
in. MrtichSuir^tor 36 years £ m
fora roovliig to Hartfoixl In 1943.
search or seizure.
to
Astronauts
lot and to provide a dutinAlitic
fence to surrotmd the play­
ground. Wedse conunended Ihe
Signs o f Zodiac Fashion Trend aetton, (be Saigon govensnent launehtag ta Jrty, the Notional ’Ihe Apollo U laimdi date le wore Scottirit feUts. Spectatora,
said ttw enemy lost 21,000 men Aeronautics and 4>ace Admtata- July 16, but when It goes de­ bundled in heavy coate and muf­
taken oapUvs and 17JWT who de­ tration said Thursday, in an­ pends tqion tiw results of the flers, nturauited “ Br-r-r" os
SFRC Seat designers Say
a n t * ^ k <^?^the lands^pe!
■n>ere Is a whole healthy ^ d
Saftord, 32 Norwood St.; c q n ^ * i^ ^ ’on Jayoees for the project a n d
said the town wortd be very By BHBA 8TBWABT
Hersid FooMon Witter
fected under tiw “Open Ahim ” nouncing the selection of (be Apollo 9 and 10 mlwlnitt.
paagram. This aobountod for a crew.
they peseed. One man oom-
ApoHo 9, now set for kuxich mento^ "Pretty cod custom­
growing category cailkd' a ty *•: Sapula, Bart Hart- X ' * * “'® happy to cooperate. .Armstrong and Ool. Eldwm E.
(Oontinned from Page One) The ’ "Tot-Lot” Is scheduled to total snfmy.manpower lose of ers.’’
■ NEW YORK—The Mg mnna (See Page Twelve)
Continned from Page One) Sandals. At firsts these were the WilHom Schweitzer, 95 to s tr e s s He ®P“ ® forbids the be completed by Jrty 1. 9,9M tasM; yser, the govem- AMrta Jr. are to descend to (be Golden sunshine flooded Uown
tee size marked a victory for broad strapped shoes that were Sovtii tit-, Rockville; Mrs. Flora We *** stationing of nuclear weapons In kt the Poric-Bernet Galleitos, dioon ta a Lunar Module ftom
A jequest for a rotae hy the where all sorts of fabulous
sold. on the parade. The temperature
1___ _____
iw.,_ bore. NowjiMmih
®ilrah.n’.East
oi* Uo'r4/nn>i. cin.u4aim siUing here o .............
Chairman J. W. Fulbrlght. D- centuries In
. this sort- of
. . - hat more covered than Hartford; Wmiam ADoeaiB However, It rtrinMd that oU tiw main spacecraft. The main wae in tiw mid-do’s but the otiS
turned KMngs ha-ve been auettoned off
, .j. __ wmie wearing pants, and those they can be uncovered every- Tltona, Stafford Springs; Mrs '
down by the dtrectora. n ie re­ Inrtudlng that (1,800,000 Rem­ but 30,000 of these men were re- spaceoreft will remain In hswr winds mads it seem murti cold­
' pressures p ea sa ^ have an eye tor line where, tore, middle or oft, can Jeanette T’refethen, Portsmouth, DrtecoU?’’ overrule Judge of astronauts who are stranded plseed -by the enemy oommsnd. ortXt. piloted by U . Ool. Mi­ er.
®«y even be a thong as long as the N. H.; Donald White, 219 School or who land on fo r e ^ soil.
quest was for $100 .per year for
the chairman and (76 yearly ttfr
brandt that the Metropolitan
bought, m crowded with peo­ But Ihe report sold toe aver­ chael OoHlns. New W ave Secret Service agents wriksd
sole Is sturdy and the heel is St.; Unda Whltford, 277 High­ Shea contended the situation The United States, Russia and age heltslirnn of Oommuntet Arnwtnkq’, who has survived unohstrutively beside the Umoo-
Adolfo, the mllUner and de- had changed since the Decem­ several other nations have regular membera. The'Commit­ ple having cocktails. And
broad.” land St. troops now is operating at half- two near disasters since becom­ staes and ta the crowds around
Fulbrlght argued that, at 19- rflmt* *'rvir^vMadresses mAm a#
women
_•• • for And you liad better start BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son
ber decision. The ooutt ad­ signed the treaties. tee now lecelvea (86 and (16.
Director David- Odegord pro­
around the write are hung, ndt
expensive paintings, but th e otrength and "their fighting ca­ ing sn satronaut in 1998, W a O f Strikes CHy HaU.
thinking about accessories for to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Peroz- journed after briefs were locat­ Johnson used the occasion to e l ^ of the Zodiac, anti In one pability ta now very limited former test pilot for toe X16 The park oeroos the street
own expression) combines a ed for the Judges to review. posed a special meeting ot (he
wrieldy for proper exploration of hin/.v 1.^ .... ji. pants, which are now a ilufluon
fashion zieiio,
zlello, zi
21 Florence St.; a son lo
r iorence tn.; to r «„H tuo pl;ad tor further international companid with tiwt of tiMlr bat- rocket plane and was a Navy was packed with spectators,
blMk ^ e y Jumpsuit with a
hat of the type usually descrlb-
item and no longer just the ear- Mr and Mra Glenn Merrer
ment vou wea? ™ u
.
presented
testimony that was cooneratlon in space. directors to dtaouoa aldewetk bi- corner a lady Is oonaultiig; a
large boob called "Sun Slgne’’ tallone In 1997." combat Slw during tiw Korean Hits I t a l y some rt whom climbed Into the
----------------------- nd an on ^ meni you wear to the Super- Warehouse Point; a son to Mr. no mn<*h In the first __trial took ” We also have^mother gift for assessment
by Linda Goodman who is ^ven ’Ihe North Vtetnaanese news War. lower branches rt the trees to
ea as an upturned peach bas- market on Saturdav s«va iir™. ot the afternoon yee- you. Mr. President, a picture of t<> »>® h®W “ ®o<« » TR-.riv-” 'TNA raid inoonqileto In choosing the three 88-yeer- _
ROME (AP)-iMucfa of Italy 5ct a better view.
ket” , from which a wlde-mesh- George Stuart of Mr^ Pants Heaiy, Old terday. (Police officers indlcat- your ranch.” poseible. [credit for the aatrologlori data
Suspect Caugfht H ® .“ .®"k®“ ®® J?® on fasMons. figuraa (or 1999 ebaw that'Viet d d H>«oe veterana for the mie- waa strllteboimd today. Urtmis ’Ihe astronaute and tiwir (am-
Lovell presented Johnswi with Odegard sold, ‘ "rhe meeting dong foroea "wiped out" 980,000 den, NAfiA passed up the Ap<rio called tons of thousands off tiles, followed by New York dig-
YESTER a wide area w f s ' The fashion editoni of the na­
iSodel looks as if she were go- kinds except th e ^ e -le g__ g e d day T Mrs. ^ ^Helen - ’Tomm, 226 f®“
<no* ?»>®d
<Kr\ duri»«
A a the
a early ——
mom- M should provide a needed deol- aUled troopa, ktdudtag more 8 astronauts who made ttw first textile mfUs, metal-
Ing to do something with bees,” a -w
color
x^avra ^cture W
of the hirar
bil«3 -M hort-
Al.t&r 91011"
aion on the asaeasmento tor the tion, meeting to see spring nitariSB entered^ tha City Hall
jtiyiM under the auiglces of toe than 38b,000 “ UJS. and satetLte tanar orbital fllghte laat montii. ahops and other Indus- through a rear'”'door. Several
murminred an editor. Spring St. sidewalks, and go one But two of these, Navy Oapt. mtautoe passed before they ap­
(Continued from Page One) At the Millinery Institute of 318 Birch St.; Mrs. Edith Mc­ Offtcer John Marshall a brilliant marble American Designer Series, are tries from Venice to Bari. A 24-
h a d quarter-million miles away. step further; that step betaig the lit arid the Viet Ooog Shot Jamse A. Lovell Jr. and Air hour pUbtic transport strike peared in the poftioo and faced
’The 6-foot-2, 170-p o u n d America showing, toe series of Carthy, 68 BtaseU St.; Mrs. Ida the determination of an overall [about to witness what Is prob­ Force U . Ool. WUliam A. An­
Slater, Glastonbury; Eric Bur­ ably America’s first fashion down, destroyed or dsnwjyd crippled Rome. toe crowds gstoered tn square
Parents Meeting gess,
hats for pants was derlvod, like
the pants themselves, from the 120 Robert Dr., Waoplng;
policy, a policy that wortd allow
'riMW to have ah offtoiri astrol- 9,000 U. S- alrcreft, danwged ders, have been named to the ’Ihe new wav* rt Strikes come below.
the town to better provide new 18,900 mlUtary vsfalrtes, eenk or Apote 11 backup crew. The eth­ Just a day after lawyers and Undaay noted he hod heard
nger.
Slated at ECHS Nicholas
male of the species. ’The news­ Lata, South Windsor;
John Krinjak, 216 Fern St.; Nine Members Proposed sldewalka and repairs to old ^ {ft’s a trend, which ta what set ablate 1,000 boats and de­ er, Air Poroe Ool. BVank Bor- Judges demanding a major re­ one rt toe astronaute say, “Oer-
At 8 o ’clock tonight In the Mrs. Jenny Little, East Hart-
sidewalks where pubUc safety'' ;fashlon is all about. The hippie stroyed more than 1,100 artil­ nwn, ta being assigned to vamping rt tiw country’s creaky tsUnly not a very Inviting place
softened as to fabric, with a warranto them and otill ba Coir lery pleoes. grouiid work at ^ own request.
ment where the agents were printed
school■ - auditorium, a -get-ac- fo*d; Horen Nicholas,■ 67
...... . scarf trailing, was waa one
Anoth»r was that s-anehn
jualnted meeting will be held Ave., Rockville; Linda Hale, 69
Davis
----------- For CDAP Under Harkins to the individual property own­
•muatori, "H rir,” Msto Its aatral-
ioger in the program. And the (See Page Twelve) rt ^
court syMem staged a near-rwt
« - “ ® «>« o( ju rtite
to live or woriL..grey-brown,
dirty... looked as though it’s
. . ... “ -
for narents of next w nr’a TCaiif tw t A nlne-member CDAP Agen- said the program is all-encom- er.” been bomhparded a kX." "
hat which we have seen'everv ^ n®** Benedlrt Dr., Wapplng; Linda [bouvenir given to each of the ’Ihe widespread labor., unrest,
The M a^ r said he retorted,
Robert Roes, who lives In the where at every economic levrt
S ^ l Jreslmen. Johnson, Hartford; Mrs. Bllza- cy, under the direction at Town passing, designed to take Into isditoni by Hystron, t)i6 hoet coupiqd with cotUlnued student
The Rev. Charles E. Shaw, beth Hoyt,, l^rdsor ______ _____ Development Coordinator John account all phases o f ' future
Locks; ,‘pdinpany, Is the edttor'a own demcnstratlcna- and oecupa- "If you take (Me way about City
principal,
- _ ^ wlU speak. ----------
Richard Maloney, Madison’; has been proposeU town development Lebanon Has •horoecope oast by a computer. tfons, posed a serious choUenge Hall, you’re
__ , . . ,'not' going to gst
» on® 18, from Clarenoe Tracy, Glen Dr., TV>1-
8:30 a.m. to 12:80 p.m. the en- larxl; aarenoe Hazen, Andover;
Robert Weiss, town manag- After -the study is completed,
Manchester wUl be eligible to
!i This may be also the ftas^ To Try Soft Landing to the newly seated center-left *®®wi***).*
“ ® spacemen, rt
a clas.slc. Some turbans appear­
ed with pants.
trance examinrton €md prelim- Mra. Paula Wilcox and dauxh- GDAP rtands for Community partlclpate........................
In state attd federal New Prem ier Uorition toow In which the de­
ars were tdentUted by Ifaair
goveRBne.it of Premlw Marl-
ano Runwr.
"®
course, were deecribtag ttw dla-
Inary admissions preparations ter, 88 Prospect St Rockville Govelopment Action Plan, dhd programs administered by the Oontinned from Page One) The Rumor government, mri surface rt Uw moon.
Citation Won
But If you don’t ha /e a hat
to go with your pants, Just tie
TOe Our®"!® Savldakls
^
son. la a program sponsored ly the State Department of Commun­
new state depeutment of Com­ ity Affolrs. service and adhererwe by Leba­
non to Arab poUoles.
aigns os weH as by
Iheir oostomes mode of fabrtos
toot included toe new mimole
‘Tandem ’ Xenus Shot formed Dec. 12 and certified by
confidence votes In both houses
’The Apollo filgbt, Undaay
said, "definitely confirmed tiiat
a scarf around your head. there la no life on the moon,
That’s what all the models are »>e a and son, 18 Ridge St.; Mrs. munity Affairs. A CDAP pro- Harkins was unable to eoU-
[Jlber, Trarvirs. The ontval of rt ParUament Just before
adding within our retdm rt
By Rin^stone Science Research Associates Arma Kitv a » l mn ss
doing, and It’s a requirement
(SRA) standardized
»-uu__ o f threeRockvlUe;
test til' m
and Sr^ A isra^Mrs. Rita
-
^am represents, a ccord l^ to mate how long the rtudy"w^"d
Weiss, a ’’long range goals set- take. He said It wortd depend
rartl ^
Tbwvira In the world must have
'jwtnetiilng to do wito the Aquar-
Launched by Soviets Christmas, has pledged to push
(or full employment across the
knowledge, only the earth ap­
pears to sustain advanced Hte.”
George Rlngstone of 31 Cole­ tor being ” ln.” Take a long
Parts-readlng. arithmetic,
sons, 43 TTum-
ting process for the town Involv­ upon what aspects of t o w n ^
vAira-imAnr were A*i„iiA.t a ...dA praoemalcep. Addresting ■ion age toat we entered in Feb- land, better oondlUons for work-
rectangle of a scarf, prefei*ably
l^nghegB arts, as St., RockvlUe. ing physical, social and econo­ velopment ivama rtudled an
u o a o a w (AP)—’nw soviet tentpcaatures at the metri-melt- «n«l reforms for universttles - koui,| ,*^35
mic development.” conference of world Jewry, Esh- hiary 1983, when a lot of people
how deeply (he CDAP program Union launched an < tmsw 1
tag a«»s«1 z
level h# K
of Qil degreee Fahren-
538 T2*— fonrt
and h%h schools, ^ ttUB
T» The nine-raemher agency researched the matters. kol aald Prerident CSiarlsa do In India gathered on a moun­ a better plaoe to live. "Itt es­
space probe toward Venw today hett. Italy’s Oommuntat ptuXy and
Partment, to one of 20 puWlc about four Inches wide, and F A T e W e ^ ll P a r t y Job Rqte Rises which Is subject to the approval ’Town manager Wetas said Gaulle’s embargo on arms ship- tain top to see the world end. sence," Undaay said, '"the (aiii-
mente to Isrart “ damagw Uw to attempt a soft landtag cib tiw Surit astronomers as Sir Ber- Hs sHy, the Profotertan SoctaHst
,, place this Amim/t VAI1I. hanH
I 'o r i:* ran • i of the Board of Directors con- of the CDAP plan, ‘ "The town This all oonMo from Miss Good­ tag contrinutioa rt the flttght is
man and that computer at Time
dark aide of tii6 planet. It wUl nard Lovell rt Britain doubted Psriy, were fanning the new that we really have to leein to
communities who received laf*head level. Just as if you r o r 1 l l i r c i J l l o i l t l l ***‘® ot R. Bmoe W&tUtts, Dr. ta at a crucial r t i^ in Its de- ot poooo^fn ths Mldrte operate with another sririHte toe report rt any landtag ra toe flames rt unrest. Both paurUes
certificates from the University '"’**■* bahdaglng a concussion,Manchester Water Superin­ Sedrick J. Rawlins, • Mfs. velopment, a ^ preparations ______________ Pritem Reeeoroh Institute. launched toward Venus ftv* live with each other a Uttle bet­
(Ooatlnued tram Page One) surface if ttw atmo<q>heiic tern- had sought to prevent the cen- ter."
tendent Lawrence Wittkofske, Jerome Nathan, Atty. Eugene ' Our Aquarian Age, wMob will
of Connecticut recently. Knot It on one aide and let the tlM department said, the em- T. kelly, William B. ’Thornton, must be made now for Us ds- lost anipoximately 2,000 yean,
days' a m perature was as high om report- ter-l»^reaHgnment, urging an The mayor then introduced
He and the 19 others complet- ends dangle. To keep up thewho leaves town employ to- rtoyiiert gain amounted to velopment. ReaUoihg this, the An ofiiclri annauncenwnt said
morrow after more than 26 475,000 with gains In construe- MSgr. Edward J. Reardon, Fred Importance of the ODAP pro- W ire G uild |s expected to mark a renewri Venus 9 and Venua 6 win work
ed. They said melvheat would
_
burn up both „ electroaic
__ and
'"ritefnatlve" government that
ttiey left undefined.
the astronauts, their wives, end
their children.
years of service, was given a lUon, state and local govenv E. Thrall, Lyman B. Hoops and gram becomes evident. of Intttvst In the occult, and
r^'n^/vn
ca nton mE. O’Brien. nv-f___ s^ a In oonJunctiOR. Venus 6 wlU U f landtag^rices rt Vraus 4. The proOxnmuntat Rome Rockefeller said the astro-
offered by UConn’s Institute of around an upper arm.
®**'^*'
farewell dinner last night at the ment,
Manchester (Country Club.
And don’t think tliat. Just l)e-
manufacturing, and Wetas said state funds would
The purpose of the agency is cover 76 per cent of the ooet Strikes A P state tola III a predlotion from
the ootrologera theimaelves, it
a landtag on another part rt the In any case, the Venus 4 tivas
planet. new^wper Paese Sera pleeided nauts’ achievement "has given
>®“^ ‘ ® -erv^ aT so of the program with much of (OoatbiiMd frem Pate One) nisy be oonaldarad In the oiue- Donald Bnxrica floats yellow and orange lilies on the evening jum psuit fo r a pioneer in Interplanetary con- '<* large headlines for aH Ro- the world a lift at a moment
Tne course included inrtruc- cause you are in pants, y o u It was attended by more than The probe wlH follow toe
ot citlzeiu which will 'work wHh tile town contribution comUig In gory of a self-fuUIUtag proph­ t a ^ It sent back much data on mans to leav* their ctus at w( mbk iwlleve me, we raatiy
collection have to foregoJewelry. Sling on
persons, who presented him "I have received oalta from spring 1969. Helene Curtis copies the private lives effect, sleeks the crwwn and course rt Venue 4, which
In the pro- the form of eervloes rattier than ecy. ttw planet which was largely home today and walk to work or needed it.’’
^®1 •y»l**n». UndfUI operations, all you you have.^’Ihs
hara.^TIva chain
with a
with chain belt
a cash belt
cash purse.
purse. In J S lL lirrtrtfa te l toL fiS S ? P®"®"'®^ pubUtiiere and dthers offering reached the planet O ct 1ft 1997.
cash oqtlay. Sooiplo Is the sign Oar fashion foam s cur|s around the ears. A ccording to astrologers, the vivid colors and confirmed by the U. S. Mariner to tixq>. Otherwise, the piqwr “The tumultuous wetoome
help. At tile present time, we do Tom news agenqr sold at that J
e n t . ^ .®® ®’?‘ *L^® ®"*- ?™ "® «t..w « due to the ra ti^ '^Hai not need outelde aaetatasioe. We thla yosr;‘ at least that’s what time the arielUte reached the 4 when tt passed toy', Venus at warned, Uw city woidd again New York has Just given is sym-
nwnt. and the duties of Incfo- does a scarf, to be tted 1i k e Ploy of the Griswold Engineer- to payrolls^ s t i t t d ^ ^ Y ^ ^ meeting of the Board of Dl- water Ifly m otif are ideally suited to those born under the sign o f Leo with about toe same time. beconte a seat rt unmtavtag aw- boUo rt ttw feeUng In ths haaite
are doing ft aH with our own surMce rt Venus on ths dark
erator peixonnel. the headband. If the designer tag Co. of Manchester. OW
Olty teachen. ^ (Soe Page Thlrieen) -
heading CDAP In MSnehestor, dtaouss the CDAP program, staff,” he Scorpio rising. side, recording atmaepberio (See Page Six) (See Page Itx ) (See Page Ska)

V.,

Sonth W indsor
Houge Appoints Donnelly
To Serve on Three Panels
SenSi WiDdHr te Sm State Lef-
MMam, toSay wnoaioad that
l>a Itea baan appotiSart to aarva
a * Om PoMle imstiaa ObmiiBt'
tea a f tta Oananl Aabambly aa
vn O aa aa toa Ooqpoiatlan Coin-
tha Ooutltiittataa
la bis anaouncemaat Rap.
OamaSy aald, " I am pctvllagod
to ba able to Berra on these com-
SDSMsaa and a a parUoulaiiy
plaaaad and gratiOad O at my
tesoaat to ait on tha PnbUe Utll-
Mtea Oonarittee has been grant-
" I expect tbait this appoiat-
B M t niS ambte me to carry
forward my campaign idedpe to
pranoto lha legitimate and
eqattable m tfger of ceriaia op-
eraMona and tedHtlea c i t b e
OomacUcut Water Oo. with
tboaa of tite lEetoopoiitaa Die-
trtct fVmnntodon tn ttiaae areas
of Sotdb and Baat Windsor
wbare taipc«xvement to the qual­
ity of water oOarad the towns-
peopte and increased <q>-
enitlng etOteancy of tba water
company is needed,” ba ooo-
Rap. DoonaUy alao annouaced
bia piana for oanying cut bin
cfcliipatgn protntee •' of boUteE
r a g ite otOoa beam to the dia-
tr^
Ropreeentative DonneBy said
that be will be available on al-
twnate wweks at the town bells
of South WfcMbnr and E a s t
Windsor, on Saturday mora-
insBfrom 10 cum. to noon. Dur-
k * January Dcamdiy wUl be at
the South Windsor Town HaU
tomorrow and Jan. 25, and la
HlaA Windsor on Jan. 16 from
7 to 5 p.m.
DoenNly also empfaaaiBed hte
stedlsblllty to the townspeople
at any olber time at bis borne
or ofBee.
Rep. DonneUy added that the
drerittne for filing legldatlve
bills is Jan. 23 and atoed that
any constituents interested in
apeoUto legtalatloo contact him
prior to Jan. 18. He alao offer­
ed to provide copies of any bills
teat any individual may be tai-
terested in seeing.
Fence at Sobool Msncheetec Evening Herald
PoUoe Cbief John J. Kerrigan Sooth Windsor ooereqiondeBt,
has annoixiped that tfaree South Osrol Blonlton, toL 644-8714.
’ F n e STORES DF FASHlOt^
get buzzin
ANilljAL SAli ^
Saturday, January 1 1 /Saturday, JanuBiy 18
WaUdii* SbM r.............. 1.60 1.30
Reinforoed, hed and toe . .1.60 1.3Q
.........................1.60 lU iO
Shear had, deml toe......1.76 IJMI
Support Sheer ............. 8.95 3.50
Hanes annual sale gives you seven lucky days
to save <m amaahlng, dashing hosiery. Your
favorite styles in groovy colors: South Pacific,
Bali Rose, Gentle Brown, Barely Black, Town
Taupe. Sizes 8 ^ -1 0 short, 9-11 avg., 91/2 -I I
taH.
( D A L H o s i e r y — a l l a to re s)
RfliMlaor poHea oflloart are at-
tanUnf a mandatory flve-waek
tralatog oounM at tba Itm tcipal
PoUoa Tyainliic Academy *in
NbugatudL
•'OfOoera J. Patrick Haber,
Bruno L. OhiUni and Frank D.
OoUlna are attandbiff
academy AiB41ma tiwciivh Fab.
7.
Toga at TWOA
The South Windsor YWCA baa
announced that itaere Is apace
HIU available for women wiah-
iiig to ettend the second seadon
of yoga leeBom which began last
Tuesday at the Hain S t Oom-
munUy Halt
TIm T amphasiBes that yoga
exerotoes are for all agee and
physical condUtooe with
concentration on stretching,
breathing, relaxing and recon-
dittoning the entire body. A gen­
tle beginning is promised by the
tastnictor, Hra. Ruth Bender.
< ^ a see meet each Tuesday
moRdng from 0 to 10 a,m. at
the Hein St. Community Hall.
Tlte registration fee Is $12 dol-
lars for the eigtat-we^ sesdon.
School Menu
Neodt week’s school lundi
menus ar as foIkiwB: Monday,
orange Juloe (elem entiliy),
taambinger in a roU, FTendi
fried potatnee, buttered peas
(U gh sdiool), fruit and cookie^
milk; Tuesday, old fashioned
beef pie with f reeh vegeteblee,
chooolato brownie, milk;
Wednesday, orange Juloe (Ue-
m entaiy), meat and cheese
plBsa. cabbage and carrot aalad,
fruit Jello with topping, bread
and butter, milk; Thursday, or-
emge Juice (eiementary), g ^ d -
ers wMh naeat, dteese, lettuce
Mid tomatnes, potato ctaipe,
pickte dilps, buttered g reen
beaiu (H. S.), peach crisp,
milk; PViday, baked macaroni
and cheese, buttered beets, toe
cream bar, com bread and buU
ter, m ^ for the dem eotery
sdtools' and ItwBan epeghetti
with tomato sauce and cbeese,
tosaed green salad with Russian
dresdng, French bread with
butter, ice crecun and milk at
the high sdiooL A salad plate
is oerved daily at ‘nmothy Ed­
wards and the Ugh adiool.
Re*. SA LE 3 Pr.
3.90
3.90
3 .0 0
4J60
10J90
M ANCH ESTER E V E N IN G H E R A L D , M ANCH ESTER . CONN.,
Andover
Dr. Diskan
Plans Talfc
On H O PE
Dr. A. Elmer Diskan of Man­
chester wHl talk about his ex-
perlaneea on tbe S.S. HOPE
when he appears as the guest
the qieaker at next Monday’s meet­
ing of the Andover Junior Wo­
men’s Club. TTm nneetbng is
scheduled for 8 p.m. at the ele­
mentary aohool.
Dr. Diskan returned a few
weeks ago from a tour of duty
with tbe HOPE In Oentiml and
the
Dr. A. th a n Diekas
South American countries. This
was toe emoond tim e Dr. Dis­
kan has served on the Niip
whlidi I brings American medtoal
treatment and training to ooun-
titos around the world which
badly lack health facUUiee and
personnel.
He win show slides of various
oountrtes he vlMted. H ie public
is Invited to come cuid hear Dr.
Dtokan and to leam of the
volunteer work being done by
the HOPE. Club members will
hold a brief busineae meeting at
7:80 p.m.
BloodmobUe Visit
A number of Andover people
helped as part of tiie staff when
toe Red Cross bloodmobUe was
at the Columbia Oongregaitional
Oiurch on Monday. They were
all hlgUy pleased with the re­
cord collection for toe chaq>ter
of 113 pints.
Mrs. Paul Brambail was cap­
tain o f the day. Mrs. Richard
Osborne, MTs. Windton Abbott,
Mrs. Edward Hopkl:w and Mrs.
Andrew Gasper served as donor
aides. Staff aides were Mtes
Oorotoea Raymond end lOss
Vera SUinley.
A n d ow peoplb who received
iqiecial recogniUon as donors
were Francis Haines, toree-gal-
lon pin; Mrs. Philip Denonoourt,
two-gallon pin, and Mrs. Wil­
liam Kralovtoh, a ons-gallon pin.
Nineteen of toe 118 donors were
first time donora
Taxes Due
Tax Collector Mrs. Leona 8.
Dressel wishes to remind towns­
people that third quarter taxes,
based on the assessment of Oct.
1, 1M7, are due toe first of Jan­
uary and are payable during the
month. If payment is not made
within one month of the due
date the entire tax beooilbes due
immediately with interest at
one-haM per cent from the due
date.
’The Tax OoUectCH'’s regidar
office hours are on Monday eve­
nings from 7 to 9 and on Fri­
day afternoon from "2 :80 to 4
o’clock. ’Toward the end of the
month in which taxes ere due
extra hours are announced.
Manchester Evening Herald
Andover correspondent, Law­
rence Moe, td . 742-6786.
Rockville
Hospital Notes
visiting hours are 12:80 to 8
p.m. tn all areoa except mater­
nity where they are 2 to 4 and
6:30 to 8 p.m. During the cur­
rent flu epidemic visits are re­
stricted to 16 minutes and to
members of the Immediate
family.
Admitted Wednesday: Alfred
B^kofen, WEuti St.; Kenneth
B^court, Bette Circle; Joaeph-
PubUshad Dally Kxo.pt Bundayi
uxl HoUday. at IS BUi.ll 8tr«K.
I Ine Orlowski, West St.;, Prank ManohaM.r,
Brunette, Kanter Dr.; Aline
Chafiiberlaln, Weat WUllngton; BaoonJ C i^ Poataaa Paid ai
Mary Lou Savage, Maple Rd.; Hancheitar, Conn
» Blrtha Wednesday: A aon to
Mr. and Idrs. Skirl Savage,
Maple Rd., Euid a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Neil, Vir­
Ona T a a r .............. $30 00
SU UoaUis .............. U .K
ginia Lane.
D i s c h a r g e d Wednesday:
Ih r a a llo n U w ...........
O aa M a M i) ...............
Avery Andrews, Rt. 2, Rock­
ville; Morton Schwebel, Hoyt
St., Stamford; Rita B r o o k s ,
Skungmaug Rd., Tolland; Shliv
ley Bleleckl, School St.; Darlsnc
Spak, Stone St.; Mrs. Rose Lu-
glnbuhl Euid son. Union St.
M issing H u n ters’
M otorboat F o u n d .
SOUTHOLD. U I. (A P ) — An
empty outboard .motorboat was
found overturned along the
shore here Thursday and auth­
orities traced it to two young
Milford duck hunters who were
lE is t seen New Year’s Day.
'Southold police said the .boat
was badly battered. Its identi­
fication WEIS confirm ed through
its Ooiuiecttcut registrEdion num-
be.
Thomas Ulrldi, 10, and TTieo-
dore Lakbert, 24, were last seen
by two fellow hunters New
Years Day. Authorities suppose
they were blown Into the rough
waters of Long Iriemd Sound.
P R ro A Y , J A N U A R Y 10, 1909
M AN C H E STER E V E N IN G H E R A LD . M AN C H ESTER , C O N N ., F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 10,1909
PAOB THJEB
MOVIE AUDIENCE
Sheinwold on Bridge H W H O N I t l E C O L L E O E ■‘M U S T S B U S T *
» . . . . « « g u i d e *******
A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS
• AND THEATERS. lA v x TOCJB m niJiai
FOE END OF HAND NORTH
P5 TER G O ES TO PO T I FU N N Y f
Thsts rttinos spply to films
rstosss< sftsf Nov 1.1908 By AUnUED R^EINWOLD
A KQ
O Q73,
P lE IE R S B iB B
LAST D A Y!
O AI976
Free Beer ft Fretnis
THIS SEAL When you U d a mahabla slam
in ade biiNcates the filmwas with only 81 potarts In Ugh cards
WEST
A AK8
Free Beer and Pretale
submHtod and approved under
the Motion Picture Code
you bav« good reason to oon-
gratulato yourself, but d o n ’ t A J 10954
EAST
A 7 632 IN “I LOUE VOU. 9 JUNL te 12 Midnitht
of Self-Rsgulation.
Suggeeled for GENERAL
sprain your wrist patting your­
self on the back until you’ve
<:> 64
0 82
A Q1076
^ IlOS
0 KQ10S3
A 4 Alice 8.TOKI0S” Sorfei T a a /
9 AM. to 12 Midnight
brought the slam o a f^ home. Soda Tool
SOUTH
If you save your smiles until
A AS
Suggeslad for MATURE the aomw has been entered you * J o V a n F le e t
Wonft have to eat crow vary, (7 A K 9 8 2
audiancee (parental diecre-
often. 0 4
Hon advieed). 4 19532 S fihewa u
North dealer.
BURNSIDE
BUYS OUT SAL E OF UP
RESTRICTED — Pereone Norih EaX Saato Wm 4
Both sldea vulnerable. at 7m6-0fo0
under 18 not admitted, un- 10 Pass 1 ' Pass A /#J" ' f.vt i.‘. T h;.' r^c"'
Opening lead —Jack of spades
2 NT Pass 3A Pass Sea. ftetn 0
leee accompanied by parent DeUarer took toe queen of fREt. PflRKIHC
3 Z> Pass 3 4 Pass
or adult guardian. spades, drew three rounds of
trumps and Chen led out the 4* Pass 4 <P Pass
TO
Pereone under 16 not ad­ ace and king of clubs. T h i s 6 tP All Pass V 1
mitted This age reetriction play woUd work if toe dubs
te
NO
may be higher in certain
araaa. Cheek theater or
broke normally. It either play­
er had tbe s i^ e ta n ten or
South would take dummy’ s king
of dubs and return the low 9 PayiMil
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
advortieing. queen, or if ElasC had four dubs.
dub toward the Jack In toe
Unfortunately, West had toe
Printed •• • public •trvict
by this newipeper.
club length, and hla two c l u b
tricks defeated tbe slam.
South was right for toe first
South hand. This would thnlt
East to one dub ttlek.
Ih short, the proper safety W H u d m S q n tF F Until 3
four tricks, but then be played play in dubs would i»oteot de­
clarer against any 8-2 or 4-1 ' ^ R E S T A U R A N T
T H E A T E R T IM E the dubs badly. He A o d d take
break of the five mtoelng duba. FINE FOODS AND OOCKTAHA MARCH
SCH ED ULE toe ace of dubs and then get
to hla hand with toe ace of
spades to lead tbe next c l u b
Daily Oneatlon
Partner opens wtto one dia­
ID V E LY OtMiONlAL DEOOB
DININO ROOM — TAP ROOM — COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Y rs .
Burnside —I Love You AUce from tbe South hand. mond, and toe next player
6 . Toklas, 7:06, 9:00.
Safety Play paasea. Too holdt Spadea, 7-6- ___ S p A c io b : T u b s . - W A d . - Th u rt.
TO
East Windsor Drtve-In —
If West plays a low oltib, de­ 8-2; Hearta, J-16-6; DUunonda, e g m U N O SIRLOIN STEAK, ONION RINGS ........$8.28
Bullitt, 0:20. A Fine Madness K-q-16-6-S; dube^ 4.
7:80. clarer tries a finesse w i t h e ONE nAtSF GHIOKEN, Deep Fried or CharbroUed $2.66
What do you ooyT
STOCK OF milMAN’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE
U.A. Theater — Impoeaibto dummyto eight of dubs. South
Years, 7:00, 8:46. doesn’t mind losing this finesse Answer: Bid two diamonds.
For RMBrvorion Coll 872>0269
I
siitce to o l tbe dubs v d l break In spite of your magnificent
PAY
State Theater —West S i d e
Story, 6:30, 9:00. normally, and dummy’s Utig trump siqipoit for dtamonds, , Entertainment Friday and Saturday Evenings
tola is a woefuHy weak h a n d
will later dear the suit.
Manytoester Drtve-In —KlUen
8, 9:00, Riot On Sunset Strip, As the oarda lie, the eight of and you cannot afford to moke BANQUET FACIU TIE6 CLOSED MONDAY
d iA s wins; and South then has a stronger bid.
10:80. Thunder Alley, 7:06. Your Hosti **o*>*rt **• EJUMtton, Conn.
an easy time. If West put up Oojfyright use
CATCH A SALESMAN
Oeneral Features Oorp.
Open T O D A Y NAME YN R
tbe ten o f dubs, dedarer would
win with dummy’s king a n d
County PoKtics lead the eight of dubs to force
out the queen.
YAWNING &
Houley Finds South would be equaUy safe
if East hod started with ()-10-x-
i f f B B a B B M i l i l l i l 'l i l f i l i l ’I i l a l l f f l SATU RDAY
His 1st Day
X of clubs. In that case West
would discard when South led “ WEST SIDE STORY” 6:80-0:00 r n m n iK E
Disordered
the seoend dub toward dum­
my. On seeing West’s disoard
SAT., SUN. 1:20 - 8:46 - 8:16 - 8:48
U n lik e other classics
'Ufesf Side S t o jy ’g ro ivs yo u n g e r! 9 a .m . T I L A PRIZE
F r it B iir and REASONABLE
Tolland County’s freshman
State Senator Robert Houley of
P ritzili and WE W ILL BE
Lunch Here! Soda for tha
Vernon was sworn in along with
84 otoer elate seneitors Wednes-
day. D RIVE-IN Busineesmen and BuhI-
A A ID N IG H T Chlldrtn
OPEN SATURDAY
T IL MIDNI6HT OFFER REFUSED
Deoqrtbtog U s first day tm- itesswomen find our place
'*> -'J' ■ • Ideal—so w ill you . . .
preaslone of the legislature as
Starto 7KM>—Feature 8:86
"dlaorganlsod,” he nonetoeleea
looks forward to hla first tour ‘TADY IN CGMENT" G ASLIG H T
of duty as a state senator. His Frank Sinatra RESTAURANT
only complaint is toe lack of plna "Tile.Secret L ife of 80 OAK STREET
MONEY
available coffee, which he is An Amerloan W ife”
D o You Dare To W ait
conaldeiing bringing with Wm.
Houley was appointed chair­
man of the Senate Agriculture
MONEY
Committee and wlH serve on
the newly formed Human Rights
Committee, tbe Education Cbm-
mittee and committees on >011-
New Opening Hours DOWN
TUESDAY FRIDAY, 4 - 1 : 0 0 A.M.
tary Affairs^ Welfare and Hu­
mans InsUtuttonn and on
1,000 B A R G A IN S
SATURDAY. 9:00 - 1:00 A.M. 1,000 R A R G A IN S
eSaims.
ON
SAVE11'’73Wiar
Area Appointments
« SUNDAY, 12:00 - 9:00 P.M.
The 62nd Dtetrlot State Re­
publican William O^NdU o ft
. L IV IN G R O O M S - ' ON '
Bast Hampton, a Democrat,
has been appointed chairman PIANO'S RESTAURANT C H A IR S - B ED R O O M S D IN IN G cgO O M S— D IN ET T ES
of the House Oommittee on M il­ Route 6 and 44A BoHoii, Conn. B E D D IN G -^ RUGS.
itary and Veteran Affairs. T A B L E S -C O N V E R T IB L E S
Oommittee appointments in H U N D R ED S M O RE!
the House have not been com­
pleted at this time.
H U N D R ED S M O R E
iSUN., JA N . 2 6 - 7 P.M.|
Vincent H. Sheehen of Ver­
non registered os a lobbyist for “U S I PKTnurWIiintr of WMeadtmykmidt!- 8-Pc. COLONIAL SOFA Concord House 6-Pe, Miea Top Fxmon Ncrthoni Hal#
Vlnceirt at>d TTMiyer Advertis­ Convertible AND CHAIR 3-Pe. Maple LAM PS ' 3-Piete So fa & Chair
ing at the opening day session.
Lt. Gov. Attilio Frassinelll of
Stafford has named DaMel Sd-
RoUeTi BOMBEflSI * ROBERT WISE rsoouetua
..--N A T A L IE WOOD
s id e STORY"
LIVINQ ROOM W in g Back, Foam BEDROOM D IN EH ES PICTU RES A SE C T IO N A L Lovely H igh Back wHh
YS. Cushions Wing,.; Decorator
llvan, also of Stafford, as an RICHARD BEYMER •RUSS TAMBLYN C H O IC E O F F A B R IC S PLAQ U ES rag. 299.95 Fabrics
BRAVES
168
aide during the legislative ses­ RITA MORENO •GEORGE CHAKIRIS
“ "* 1 1 5 NOW * 3 6 “
148 228
sion.
i»if cm 1. ROBERT WISE m JEROME ROSBINS
m u — n ERNEST LEHMAN 9<
$• S
188
Donnelly on 8 Panda AMOCMti raeoucis ism ommm
Forty-six District Rep. Thom­
as J. DonneUy Jr. a Republican,
has been named to serve on toe
EASTERN STATES COLISEUM
West Springfield, Miuw.
CMoatoasAMnit JEROME ROBBINS
nuMOY LEONARD BERNSTEIN
iYM«0TSTEPHEN SONDHEIM
0MIOusonYMiitsai n
saooucis0T 0O M a ii eaKriTMANOHaaotgi r a s K i
Pftntl Bad, Drotstr, Mirror, In
M«pi« Fintth. Antique br«is
hirdw«ro.
Formipa fop table and 4
sturdy chairs.
50'/< 0 OFF
W a t $469.95
$3J10 - $3.00 - $2.80 ■$2.00 — A ll Reserved or ARTHUR LAURENTS
PubUo Utilities Oommittee, as ORDER B Y M AIL MtenOANO CMcatoakAAMoa* J
well as the Corporation a n d
Constitutional Ammidment Com­
Send a check er nioney order to:
SPRINGFIELD MANAGEMENT CO., INC.
taM O M ssnsviMM* f riCMMcmcas
muktio It MUMKnncYuetv sc. HOLLYWOOD TV 3 Rooms of Itellee er 2-Pleee
ODD MODERN
M MMCMtAN WitH U vt a ASte M ocucnoAl JXfr
mittees of the legislature. Freech er
PX>. Box 511 West Springfield, Mass. 01080 REDS ~
SOFA RED
Rt-ntHMft thru
HU appointment to the Pub­ Watch Roller Derby In Color United Artists
RECUNERS FURNITURE
Speeitli
lic Utilities Oommittee, which
U headed by Vernon State Rep. iSat. Ch. 30 1 P J d ^ h . 6 2 PJd.1
Cemplate wHh
headboard, Innarsprlng
CHEST SOFA PROVINCIAL
BEDROOMS f t
Gerald Allen, piaoes two area
legislators on toe committee
< maHrest, box spring
on lags.
Fully Adjuftobla
OF DRAWERS Foam Cushion
from Medal Home
Modern 'or Colonial
LIVING ROOM
Su it e s
SUITE
whldi may be called on to con­ Choice o f C olon
sider d e a li^ with the Rock­
ville Aquaduot-Oonnectlcut Wa­
ter Company prtyblems. Includ­
ed in -these problems may be
the consideration of the pur­
PIZZA KWe; * 4 8
BLUE B E LL, GOLD BOND, SIMMONS,
Man-sized teclinar chairs. ONLY * 2 9 •99 S 3 9 9 ’1 9 5
’1 4 4
chase of the water company by 423 M A I N S T ., M A N C H E S T E R Modorn, Contomporary, Spanishi
the towns served, turning it in­ Below Friendly’s and Other Top Name Brands
HUNDREDS CONVERTIBLE
Sootlonoli, Colonial and Provinolol
Modern, Contomporary, Spanish,
Provinolol, Colonial and Danish Stylo
' Gont4mporary and Danish Stylo
BUCKBOARD
to a municipal facility as pro­
posed by CRPA chairman Sey­
MATTRISSES or LIVING ROOMS
mour Lavltt.
N O W O PEN U NDER
BEDROOM SUITES SOFABED
BOXSPRINGS OF ITEMS
NOW npn-m NOW mto 126
NEW M ANAGEM ENT!
NOW 72 to 144
NOW’56-^64
if lla n r liP H t p r JACK PARSO NS, Owner and Manager
lEtipmno
Conn. (06049)
Specializing In
PIZZAS - G RINDERS - SPAGHETTI STEAK HOUSE *184*223-*295
AT STORE
Fun, Soma Twin, Soma Laea Tufted, Smooth
744 *276-»385 NOW. . . M44 to nSS
5-PIECE SOFABED SETS
ALL OFFERED AT
I
ralxdMio. 645-3711 C A L L 633-5225 FOR R ESE R V AT IO N S or Quilfod TopsI
Eat Here
or Tqko-Out » G LA ST O N B U R Y BUNK BED OUTFITS
to 90 3"PC. SOLID OAK SPANISH BEDROOM SUITE $
Ordan
298
SUBSCRIPTION RATES All Sfaadard 39’’ wida, all Salam Mapla on lalact hardwood. Chooio from Capo
PayaUa In Advanca
Hours: Tues; thru Set. IIKIO eau. llKMl p.m.
Sunday 4KH) p.m. to 10:00 p.m --€loaed Mon.
Specializing In:
RIDICULOUS
Cod, Splndta and Wagon Whaal daiigni Bunk, can ba uiad at twin bads. You
E iL j-S ij!L ,l-!!!!lj]L *E !ji*O !iJ *jj*L *!lj_ 0 y *I*!-’*|L_V.!g*llY 1117,95 to $149.95,
Rtg. $429
7.40
XXI
^CHAIW ROILED STEAKS
42" Extanslon Tablo 4 Cholrc
99 PRICES
f t
3.Piaea
frnrrst
FR L — SAT. — SON.
^ DELICIOUS ROAST B EEF
EA^LY AMERICAN DINETTE SET
Haor SampiGo Rag. $159.95 100 DANISH WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
Rag. $198
m s tm :
THEY HAD GUTS,
GUNS and ONE GAL
BETWEEN THEML
k il l e r s
THREE'"'""
^ ITALIAN FAVOtITES if ir NEVER A SALE SO GREAT ^
n L T IL
ROBBnW
AlKER'DiteVlUfilKXc jmericxnintirnatiowu.4 646-2331 BUY OUT SALE AT OLD SITE OF 646-2331
M IS IN B S S M E N 'S L U N C H M O N . - F M .
Waleoma tfoto
O PEN SU N D A Y S FURNITURE
Added Attraction
'‘‘Rowan and Martin tm AMCNICAN INTERNATIONAL
ST A R T IN G JA N . 19
O P O N 11 A M ^ 1 A .M .
N O R R A A N 'S WAREHOUSE
at the Movtoa”
Blan. tiiru F ii. 7KMX-8:45
SCREAMING WHEELS - RECKLESS PLEASURES'
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL.
C ORNER sTRRm ,7 5 p ||^ 5 5 7 ^ MANCHESTER
,
SaL-Sun. 2:00-8:86-6:26-
7:16-0:06 BANQUET FA0HJI1ES AVAILABLE JUST SAY
O om liv Soon
John Wayne
U S T D A Y T O D A Y SA T U R D A Y 9 A.M. T il 12 M ID N IG H T CHAROI IT
‘*n ie HeUflghten”
-sMiiiiiisiflriacoum NOW O FC N 7 DAYS A W «

____
IH^
_ A w rjr S t, W lflpMe; H u e Itor-
I t n i r nii
naaeday
P m <. Staitnn RV-
ahaliinnn oC tha anthro-
;wMhaithao-
- -
tha anhatanoa
any mnnhar of "nnatdaaaa
InehiiBnf tidhaanoe ot
aflaota In ait, and oan
ohaaply at moat
**R haa haan paad by' priml-
ttra people all over the worfd
Mom tMM InunamotMl. Oor aw-
tram eat<tmm»hg pot-
Mry to patoiBnir their daces to
Mnyhil thair d a ^ * ’ be aaid.
**Rb uas yoao »!■<* 00,000
yaara auid It to aUD in baa In
WBUoma said,
I want to aanphaaiae
Mb uaa to bortal ittaa la not tote-
aM totoanyplaoacrtim s.”
wnuams aaM ha agreod wMfa
I that the sUbstanoe
I ham bean used as a color-
a# N t by W as Brittoto who
I aaa amataur paintar.
BaUoa ■ k*'* i tUUm Ha datao-
Oar Oaata to Jtonas H. Bonn-
phrtoa, 07, a boy Mend of the
wlotlm, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mltrtiril, both SB, olose Mends
I o f MMa Britton.
Oswald’s Mother
Files Libdl Suits,
$5 MilliOii Each
T O W WORTH, Tex. (A P ) -
Ptra IflM aulta for |6 mmuwi
aanb wars fitod Thursday by the
mother o f aoouaad prssldadlal
aauaaain Lae HOrvay Oswald
acatast a onmraaaman and aev-
aral w ilten and pUbllahars.
Ih the federal court suits Mar-
fuartta Oauald cialma the tM>
fandanta^mada false and mis-
toadhif atatamants about her
and her acn, who was named by
the Warren Oommlaalcn as the
ria«n an who shot Praaldeat
John F. Kennedy.
One petition names Rap. Oer-
aid R. Ihrd, R-MMb., along
, wttb John R. Stflaa and Simon A
Sdmatar, Iho. Ford was a mam-
bar of the Warren Oommisalon
and arrota a book about its
probe of the Kennedy aaaaadna-
tlon Now. S3,1366, In Dallas.
The other four libel suits am
against these persona and
grot^e aaaociated with books or
magaslne aitMlea about the as-
MMtnfttkn:
—Jim BUbop and PXmk A
WagnaU Oo.
—Btepben White, the Mc-
Biman PubUaUng Oo. and Oo-
hnnhU BroaUcastlng ^rstem.
—Jimmy Breelln and the New
York Magaslne Oo.
—WOHam Mandteater. Har­
per A Row, PUbUsberx Inc.,
and Ocwlaa OomnumioaliOns,
Mo.
MM. Oswald’s aulta assart
■nrmf. of the puhiicattCfiB ex­
posed her “ to hatred, contempt
and raheUto."
Hospital Notes
Vlettora am being limited to
Immediate members of the fam­
ily who am free of flu or flO"
like eymplams. No children am
being allowed to visit patlentti
or to wait In the lobby while
parento vlatt.
Patiento Today: 374
ADMITTED YEFI'ERD AY:
Robert Adams, Irene Dr., Ver­
non; Madeline Baldwin, 166
Waranoke Rd.; Mrs. Rosetta
Bottom, 41 Falknor Dr.; Sean
Bradley, 6S Mark Dr., Coven­
try; Mrs. Elta Craig, E ast
HartfoiVl; Edward Darby, 233
Oak St.; William Dennis, WU-
Hnumtic; Eldward Friedrich, 167
Union to., Rockville; Susan
Ctardlner, 47 Hale Ext.,
RockvlUe; Mrs. Osse Bar-
low, 60 luring to.; Artiiur Hol-
gerson, 280 Kelly Rd., Vernon;
Mrs. Kathleen King, Wareltouse
Point; Raymond Krlatoff, 814
Bobool St.; James Land,
Strickland St.; Laurie
68
Lee,
Oorlnne Dr., Tolland; M rf.
Mary Lemim, 16 Tower Rd.;
Mm. Sharon Lisk, Vernon; Oer-
ard MoNamar, East Hartford;
David Mantling, 816 Hartford
Rd.; Robert Monaco, Hickory
Dr., Hebron; Mra. Themsa Rif-
flnl, 187 Birch to.; Niuicy Blef-
fert, 60 Kenneth Rd.; M rs.
BateU Bimpaon, 72 Beboe^ to.;
Dobra Smith, Bast Hartford;
Mra. Edith Trumak, 21 Sunset
Tar., Wapping; Mrs. Mary
WaUmto, 86 Neill Rd., Rock-
viUe; LaaHe WIBlama, 43 Amott
Rd.
BOtTHB YBBTERDAY: A Woodgrain finish (V in yl Clad Metal), color keyed
■datBbtor to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
^ Hofftnan, Old Farm Rd., 'Ml-
land; a aon to Mr. and Mra.
Joffrwy Arnold, GMaatonbury.
DnCHARGED YBBTERDAY:
Mra. Mauds Kloppenburg, B3
Ban BL; Raymond Blardt, 36
Norman I t ; M n . BtoUa Tour-
toldtta, ThoropaontoHa; Mra.
Flora M iw a, East Hattoord;
Thtonaa Boobs, Brookline Dr.,
OowMtey; Paid HaM, 373 Hil-
Vooi-
n Ck<Mtwood Dr.; X n .
MMtnAf, MO Tajilor S t;
iU ty A m lod e*. UO For-
Mr S t; Mki«M IM U k y , U Bl-
taa L m m ; Jamm WvUm, m
vOKWmif MnmXI B|inil(B| NOIMKT
StarMNTBat JDut RUttovd: Dm ii
H m M7 , W «M W aM B(taa; Xra.
M n m LaBMae, 1ST N. Xain S t;
BMm DMIn m , M Aron-
dM« Rd.; acn. J « i y littM ,
■ H t Hartlonl; FredatM i Dam-
art Jr., 8M Parher S t; M ra
t M a Riohard, M TVaIn HUM
Dr., Oorantry; Jaaaaa Oora^aky,
Sooth WbidBor; Mra. Ann Loard
and dausMor, 43 WatiMral S t;
Xra. R h i^ Pam and daushtar,
South ^Whidaor; lira . IfarHyn
Bull and aon, 3M South St,
RockMOa.
M tiayrianM S H U Se e k
Com m uniM t Eecapeea
KUALA LUMPUR (A P ) —
Malayalah audboaitlaa ata atlU
aeefelnc 06 nUUtant OwnniunMt
Madera who aaoapad a fioUoa
crm Mam ti that netted 140 aoa-
peota laat Novemhar, Deputy
Prtma Mlnlatar Tun AbdiU Rar
aaktold Parttamant today.
Raaak aaid the SS'wanted man
raay hava croaaed the narrow
causeway at the aouthem tip of
West IfaM yaU Into Slnsapore,
cod added: "W a have obtained
<!>« cooperation o f the Slnyapore-
scvwnmant in traoidi^ them
down.”
He aaid the 06 wane mambers
of either the left-adny Labor
P u ty of Malaya or the Patty
Regina
Electrikbroom or
Floor Polisher
your
choice
E le c t r ik b r o o m - T w o -s p e e d h ea vy d u ty
electrikbroom is vacuum, dustmop, broom, uphol­
stery brush. Dial adjusts to rugs and bare floors.
Only 6% lbs., handy dirt cup empties like ashtray.
#B66I
Polishet^Shampooer - Heavy duty 400 watt motor;
all-metal die cast construction. Double insulated
inside, modem styling outside. With scrubbing and
waxing brushes, shampoo brushes, buffing pads,
and pad holders. # P 102 2
Take An Extra
our r^ular low prices on all
Metal Giftware
Copper, chrome, pewter, brass, wrought iron, stsinless, etc.
Included sre: ChaOng dishes, fondues, bookends, candle-
holders, lea kettles, bread trays, bowls, pitchers and more.
Stainless Flatware
Including: Steak knife sets, carving sets, serving pieces, etc.
in o u r in v e n to ry
We tcwtve the right to limit quantities.
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRID AY, JANUARY 10, 1 9 «
Stolen Car
S eized in
Bank Case
NORWAUC, CONN. (A P )—Po­
lice faUay eeised a stolen car
which they believe might have
been used In the getaway of
three robbera who held up a
baidi hem Thursday for $106,-
81AW—a record-high bank rob­
bery haul for Connecticut
A t the same time, a 18-state
alarm was put out in an effort
to apprehend the robbem.
The captured car, with New
York state license plates, was
located a few hlooks from the
bank.
The men fled tn a oar after
robbtog tha Post Road braiKh
of the Fairfield County Trust
Oa.
During the quickie holdup
ttisy forced two tdlera to He
face down on the floor while they
lootod the vault and ' oaA
drawers.
The loot otogtanBy was esti­
mated at about ttoiOOO; but the
FB I announced the h%er sum
tater.
T o Sta y w U h N A T O
BRUSSELS (A P ) — Haitsn
Cleveland wUl stay on aa am­
bassador to the North Atlantlo
Treaty Organtaatton ladil May 1
a t the request of IV eetdent-elecit
Nixon. He fans held the post
alnoe September, 1966.
each
O FF
MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE
EXIT 9 3 , W ILBUR CROSS PAR K W AY
Coventry
School Board to Appeal
R uling in Busing Case
The Bosid o f Education wlU
appeal a ndlng by the State
Board of Education regarding
a tranapoctatten situation, in
wtaldi ihe state board haa oc^
dered the Coventry board to
provide busing for a Uadetgar-
ten cbih} to the home o f the
diBd’a baby sitter.
The case came b^ora the Cov­
entry board for the fln t dine
last fan, adMn the child’a father
William Brennai^ requested the
accommodation, pointing o u t
that his w ife is an employe of
the board, and had been ape-
clfloally requested by s c h o o l
administration to mtum to
teaohtng.
Mm. Brennan’s employment
apparently created a problem
for the younger Brennan <dxUd,
a fcindeigarten boy, but th e
Brennans were able to work out
a'babyslttlng arrangement with
a neighbor in the area, so that
during afternoon school hours,
ttw «£Sd was cared for.
TTie Brennans Mve on Goose
Lane which Is a regular school
bus route. The baby sitter Uvea
on Casatdy HIU Rd., off Goose
Lane, wbkdi is not on the noon
bus run, when morning Under-
geutnera are left o ff and af-
temnon children picked tip.
The total out-of-the-way mile­
age for the noon bus to make
the trip up Cassidy IftU Rd.
woidd be about 1.2 miles. TTie
tws could not turn around at
the baby slttM 's home, b u t
would have to continue beyond
tor some distance.
While the, board did not
deny the fact that Casaiity HUl
Hd. Is a typloal country road,
not very safe for walking. It
nevertbtoeas denied flie Bren­
nan’s request, pointing out that
the diild ’ was already being
dropped not at his home, but a
fifth of a mile further tsk at
the com er of Goose Lane and
Cassidy Rd. Total walking
distanoe to ihe baby sitter’s
home from that point Is pbout
two-flftbs of a mile.
The board also apparently
felt, when it denied the request,
that tt was atUl fulflHing Its
transportation obligation under
the state statutes, which states
that tranqxntatlan sbould be
provided where “ neoeeeary and
deeirable.” It was also felt that
such an accommodation might
set a precedent, and one board
member later potmted out that
by using public funds to supply
this request, the board would
be assisting a private individual,
the baby sitter, in a profitable
venture.
Following the board’s de-
dalaa, the Brennans appealed
to the state board, which held
a hearing on the matter tasT
month. The decision was teamed
yesterday by telephone, end the
StockupNowon P la s tlc H ou sew ares!!.
board expects to recetwe the
letter tram the state board to-
day.
Chairman Ruth Bem lt called
a q ied al meeting of the board
immediately tqxm learning the
decision, snd town attomsy
David Rappe came in to dis­
cuss the matter.
After about a half hour of
dtscusslon with Rappe, the
board madied Its imanimous
dedalan to appeal the ruling,
whlc* w ill be heard tai Circuit
Court In Rockville. Rappe %as
kistnieted to perform the neoes-
aary proceedings to prepare the
iqipeal, end asked that specific
elements of the appeal not he
revealed a t this time so as not
to pmjudloe the case. He said
he has bad sMne time to re­
search the case, but must dig
more deeply in preparing the
appeal.
E ldeiiy H ousing
P rogru n Proposed
HARTFORD (A F )—A $88 mU-
Uon program In hoiudiv tor the
elderiy has been proposed by
the state Commission on Serv­
ices for Elderly Persona.
A ll but $8 million would be
earmarked for low mnt bousing.
The smaller sum would be used
in developing mobile homes and
hotel-style living accomodations
for the elderiy.
Other proposals put forward
Thursday are a revlsioa in the
tax stueture, extention of the
food stamp program, and use
by the dderly of school luooh-
rooms and buses when not be­
ing used by school chUdren.
your
choice
for
Values up to $ f.1 9 each
‘'V-
Nab Alleged Coeta Nostra H ead
N .Y . State R a id Neta 29
In (ram bling Crackdown
BYRAOUn^ N.Y. (A P ) — A
man reputed to be the unofflclsl
head o f the Coax Noatra in cen­
tral New York and SB other per­
sons w «e « arrested ' Thumday
night in what police described
as a oraekdQPwh on a $16 mBHnn
a year gambling operattoo.
A state poUoe major de-
scribed the raid as ” ons of the
largest eraokdowni on gambUag
In Onondaga County and oantral
NSW Yotk.”
Thme persons swept up to the
oomblned atat»«Sty poUee effort
warn tderitified as havtiqr deft-
alto oonneetloas with Ihs Oosa
Nostra.
A state poHce spoheaman said
that one of the thme, Anthony
De Stetano, 67, of Fulton, “ is
the unofficial head man of the
Oosa Nostra to central New
York.”
Tile other two, idedttfled by
Dtst. Atty. Frank A. Gualteri,
ware Ambrose Mesatesta, 69,
and Lawrence P. Stirpe, Jr., 86,
both of Byiaouas.
MaJ. RaymoBS M. Rasmus-
aen, commander of the state po­
lice unit based to auhurban Liv­
erpool, said that "m oat of the
persons arrested on various
charges am .diraatly amplosred
by or report to central New
Y oik membem of the Oosa Noa­
tra.’
He aaid the gambling ring,
yovH
a m iR -lM B uthel
Laundry Basket extra
heavy duty.
a 1114- Spout Pail 14-qt.
' heavy duty unbreakable
polyethylene with ribbed
design for extra strength
with bottom grip for easy
pouring
a 1033R - Deluxe 24-qL
wute basket
• 1037R - Royolware
wute basket 10 qt.
* 6S1R- 12qt. Dish pan
size ISxl2xS
General Electric
Portable Color T.V.
* 3 4 9 9 5
Features; 180 sq. in. picture, beautiful Walnut
tuning, 6 " x 4 " front mounted speaker.
SALE: FRL and SAT.
OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT
which grossed between $10 mil-
Uon and $16 tefflkm ■ yaar,
“ was, tor tbs most patt, oan-
terad wlIMn the confines o f the
oMy of Syracuse as weU as other
areas of Onondaga Obunty.”
He added, however, that It
also involved “ the tranamlasloo
of gambltog tofonnatlsn and
wagers interstate as well as be­
tween many olties throughout
tha atata.”
Syracuse M to e Chief John
O’Cannor said ha hsd no idra of
how many cintomem were In­
volved In the operattota but that
ttie number was “aUabla.’’
Each of the men was arr
reigned on charges o f promot­
ing gambling, second dagres, a
misdemeanor. Bail to each case
was $6,000 to ptoperty or $8,600
Ip cash.
a t M A N C H B S ra R
iH S s m
Mm b It
sr M M H l
a 295 • Giant vegetable and
fruit bin - super linear
• Piggy back stackable
ke cube tray
s 510 - Round wute basket
with hot stamp design
a 450 • Super linev 6
compartment silverwire and
cutlery tray
a 555 • Super linear 5
compartment perforated
silverware tray
s 225 - Super litieu round
dish pin
• 200 - Rectangular basin
Vl
MANCHBaTER EVENING HERALD. MANCiHEgTER. (X)NN.. FRTOAY, JAN U ARY 10; 1909
PAGE FIVE
Coliimbl!a
^ Business M irror
Ptigtim niiusf
Reddents Make P ro p o m h * By
Wkme TMA
UBA CRONIN
A P BaBlaeaa Wetter
Ihem oamptog; sometimss
O n Correction of Curve wound up to bun^r-to-bumpsr
n e w YCHUC (A P ) - Amerl- traffic going tfa r a ^ the wide
open spiMtes. But ahnoet every
Many tewragwoiAe attended a bolli devaluate and demxiU their oaiis never have had much of a major V . B. attraetton—with the
■alecfmen’e meeting tids week pwpertlee.
reputation for attUiR: stUl, but possible exception of Washing­
to dlKUM tile rapeal of a tdU
psaeed to leglalatose to 1987 al-
faouM on tiw oHier aide
* * between tw o
now they’re traveling more of­ ton vdilcfa was hard U t by o fife r s S E W i^ M U C H !
ten and farther than ever to a •pring riots— to reporting a
kAliig money to atmlghten the
oueve at tiie dam m nr av
'*Tiwb m-trim-L__
ravine area would be
. travel boom that to cratnging the record year.
nature of tourtom. In Europe, last year, iast FABRICS
AWieugh tile ORmased wrecked, eltiier If the beautiful
' No longer the provlnoe of the year’s planes o ff the beaten
rich and letonred. travel today path quIcMy disappear as the
m UL NOTIONS
at least two veam Vn teidged, or if the ravine to put
ttie ama ciraulated a iWwitoa ^
to nmes rather than elasa, and paths become pretty weU beaten
tourtot spots that aren’t so chlo by an onslaught of Yankee wan­
•C O U R TEO U S, CAPABLE SMES9IRLS
ecqilaiiation as foltowa;
"Realdente o f the iwrth end «
_
modem speoifioa-
any more are happy. derers. But new attractions
The Oarlbbeah^ for exsimple, spring up overnight.
COSTCtt DIMPERIES
Of Rt. 87. THBitiey Rd.. L ^ ^
was invaded by about 8 millioR “T em i^ Fielding, autiita of HARTFORD RD.
wiMts
view Park o»«sie asid w mt—
Woodland .
Ter. aian proNMit one but It
doUar-drapptog tourtote last the florid but frank guidebook, Open 10 AJM. to 9
ntay be very dlreotiy affected wouM mmain« the premnt width
year. In the 1800’s it was the promtoea that Mykonos, a "das-
by the praMem preeented here: f N y ^ u i^ ’ and Ly- « >
playground o f EngUsh aristocra­ allng white tolet” to the Agean
----- --------
"A fter a totality at tiie aiiari; sp4edtogIntoIt iruest Speaker cy. w ill be a future “ to” spot.
curve 6n Rt. 87. 87, south of the ^ I,„_u zr unawknaa. Later the "riglit people” (Xhera include Lajdand, “ a
<lam, our legUlator Uie would rdlsudn State Atty. Gen. Robert K.
Cfune to include the moneyed tourtot lodeatone of fairy tale
srieotmen what he could do for “ ** curve coh-, KlHan wiU be the guest speak- American todustrialtote and tooctoatlon,” and ItoUorca, an
u®® tor local traffic, ra at the Mhnohester Jayceea’
the town and he was asked to **"“ *” « ____ ^who built rococco vll- Island near Spain.
film stars
try to
M» arrange
lUTBiige a atraigtiterdng
acraigmening of tocludtog Bcnooi school buses
ouses going to lO A annual Distinguished
i^ '^ ieer ^ nlacid
llle GlirVA. There
fhe curve. THdWto was ttma no money Woodland woodland TArranra
Terrace and onsO If it would Awards Banquet Monday, Jan. _____ ^ . . ' . , raoe
But Americans who "see” Eu­
rope atat the
the rote nr of roughly a
- ^
available tor such a project have to be malntataed by the at Cavkyjs ReMauraiit. The ^ o ^ a vL T ^
totetey not at needed by VJ OAft/Uier
another town ----- probably .O'^UU'UIK requiring pur- event, which to <g>en to the pub- S
MfiE* turned liock and was ®haa© by the town of snow re-
mode available to Columbia to moval equipment.
he served ’ ®to*ier lands, the Oarlbbecut was begin- Harold Weston, manager of
- ^ .0 0 0 .. ..T^ere would be three toter- JudraTtor “ ** R«®tost boom to Ita foreign tours for Thos. Cook A
T h e f ^ that itbe amount secUtma with the old Rt. 87, all to eivm htetoiy, and the Caribbean Sona, said the Pacifle to the
was pisatiy In excess of what of "*®"‘ them »>a*ardous
hazardous for tor local
local “
‘H Z Z a j w B n f Tourist Association to now bid- tourtot areas most UkeW to
*"®®* hucktog the speedsters community for out- uiiw .for more American tour- boom next,
the ^ u e e t iqiparentiy reeulted from out of town T h T ^ h e r ■‘ “ 'Itog service, are Mayor 'After an Amertoon has cov­
D^airtment’a half of toe plan to 2^ c a S d ” If we counted on the rich to ered lito own country, the Is­
Pton* that gyt In the more distant future n?**" ^ ***** ^®tos, and Thomas travel, we’d starve to death,” lands and MSxloo, he generally
would n e ^ that « to to t t r w Z l « " 1»‘*'toher of The Heib B t o S ^ . editor ot looks to Europe,” Weston said.
money, although their ntana “He goea to Europe a couple of
• « » » to ua. ^ m ecea sa rv^ n - - - - - - U»e " Town Director David O. secretary takes aa nice tatrlp aa times and then he’s likely to
W tod«l Nyqutot’a across Whlt- Odegard. - .her'boas.”
think of the Orient.’
uee of tax money. ” ®y a **** meet the A Hartford native and resi­ The affluent young and ISie^ The rest of the Westtm travri
’’■nie raiiv ibtev . present road where the lake dent, the guest speaker to a for­
leisured older Americans are 'j*ttern sees the Yankee tourist
s “ ”r “• "»■ mer aastotont corporatton coun­ the two ^ groups m akhy
sel. He has served os State at­ abroad, p ie ^ d d le aged
^ South America after
the Orient, then Africa and fl-
torney, general since A 1967, and aw too tied down w iw family
MD#* tuia ^ ftouth Pacific—Auatm-
enlng the road, such as was tlon would create a dangerous to a member of the Hartford and Job responelbllitleE to afford :8ealand
done on Rt. 6 at Jehovah’s crossing in a heavily populated _ _ firm
tow __ _ of Gould. KUUan, and the time or the money tor ex- w «jton even mhdlcta tourism
Witnesses property. area and the intersection near Kreriieveky. tended travel. - - - -
to malnland'Chlna; “-As soon as
“ At the senw time the deep the lake would be another dan­ _________________ Increasing numlieTs of Amerl- China opens, you can bank on
tup over tbs broiA might be gerous <Hie.---
------------- A crossing of Whlt- M__ ........ <»ito *“ '® exploring their own peoide heading for Shaghal
upuraded. There wouM then be "®^ ~ ‘ ’
ane Improved
a a a ^ a v T w q A vlalbUlty
r i W U U l V ^ «tui
a i K l , w l u l Hinckley’s
^® Vicinity of ■.a„ ■ said
would mean that
___ toreo
- ^ building
T c o u per-
n country,
u y , partly as
poruy as aa rem
result of
ia wi and Peldiig.”
—
^aaAA^Wt—— ■ Av . . . aAVVAVw,t W..
•• w vaM va a it w c u i UAM cember nHH,****”f-*i^***^15 ^ promotlona by the non-prof-
suitable signs, the ooimer would *®'^*'®1 houses would bo sacrl-
be far lass haaordous than ttie
proposed intorseotion.
^ i*® as It continues wiUon**^ w
down, all tho houses from S r
government agencies. President
“ Mmeon’s s^ech last January
uuuty Abed, and two to Man- frairAaii
“ The {dan for the use of $600,- Braguo’s to Shumway’a would cheater UuAber Co f o r ^ WE GABBY ALL
to cirtaU
000 to only about half of the ^® threatened, if not aotually houses on Pine St.w , lor iwo travel abroad may also have THE TOP UNEB
Highway D^taitment’s l o o k ®Hmlnated.
Into the future. “ The proposed road would
kept many home.
Amerloa’s boom area this ARTNim nmie
“ Oomlng up from Rt. 87 from Rive a speedway to out-of-town- Columbia correspondent, Vir­
Rt.^ G the plan calls for elimina- ®** who haul tiielr boats to the ginia Carlson, tel. 238-9334.
Manchester Evening Herald year was the Rocky Mountain
states as families, many of
tton o f the curve near the town Sound and to truck traffic and
Nne, going ttralght through the these drivers would continue
State Bank Chief
site where tb^oM Benton Houiw their too-fast course on the old
In Andover is, proceeds behind narrower road through the most
Academic
Names Deputy R E A D IN G fM r a O V B M E N T C EN TE R. IN C .
P** Bdraarda and Greenway heavily populated section of
STAMFORD (A P ) — A three-
iwtoea and croseaa the Rt. 87 town.” FRED L. KAPROVE, Director
eoutt of Ramm’s, continuing to Actually, the road widening, Oommtosioner Philip Howes an­ Claasee for Elem en^ry and Secondary Btudento and Adults
b « » of the rest of the bouaes or straightening, according with nounced TTniraday the appoint­ Next Oourae Begins Jon. 13,1969
ment of a former state senator
A ETiontos 4r Vocabulary Development it Oomprehenalon
®*®*“ **M ^ **- whom you dtocusa the matter, ia aa his deputy. A Speed A Study Skllla A Ccdlege Board Test Preparation
p o feet east of the present a few years away and nowhere
'Maurtoe J. Ferland, a Demo­ A Oextifled Reading Oonaultants A Small (iroupe Only
then curving book onto near a firm decision on how It crat who represented the COMPLETE DIAGNOSTIC TESTTNO PROGRAM
me present _ road at — the — — south• will
...•. be o.uwiiii/uaiiou.
aocompllahed Another Senatorial District for vmuh
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAM), MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1969 PAGE SEVEN
Welcome New Wave 12tli Q tv n it Stock Market F la Deatha Rate Wilson Seeks G>mpromise
G reets Apoll6 8 Heroes Of Strikes G>iirt Casei$ Holds RaUy, T riple E xpeetatioiis
Over Rhodesian Issue

STEREO EAST
AT1.ANTA, Oa. (AP) —
Deaths from influenat imd
•>
Boials mapped this srted u le tol-
n d n iiid i at «n now T o rim n ,” lowhig the ttoker tape parade;
Hits Italy ^ BfANCHBSTEB SESSION
Trade Active pneumonia ineraasod sharply
again for the week endliig
By ABTHUB L. OAVBHON oould never b e wdon% f t r no
one In Am worid would have the
right to Intervene.
Lawrence O airstt, 10, of 162 Jon. 4, almoM tripling the LONDON (AP)—Prim e Minis­ « Like a te a d ia r Iscturiity a
U-A6 p.na. — R ^ l v e fron\ Oonttaiwed traai P age One) Eldridge St., charged with theft By JAMES F . H IU .
Dr. T tem M O. M w , aodaK M ayor John V. Lindsay the CMd num ber eiqMCted, too Nation­ te r Hortod WUsoQ (ought today ctaas of studrots; the schoSIriy
AP BiMliMas W riter al CommunloaUe Diseose
•a m W rtrrto r at ttw M atknal Medal of the O ty of New Tofto too, ns happened during a trans­ of a motor vehicle and risk NEW TORK (AP)—The stock for a policy of compromise with Roman Catholic African leader
id w w mtlM and Spao* Admlaia- 1:10 — Ouesta of honor a t an port strike Dee. 28. injury to a chSd to Jidy had Center said Thursdity.
both those charged noUed lit Cir­ m artlet kept T hursday's tectanl- A NCDC sp rtesm en said rebM RhodesU’s white rulers told WUoon to a t np new anMH(T|_
IrattOB, warn a mcsn/ber c ( ttoa of- ottloial city luncheon in the New Unions sponsoring the trans­ cuit Court 12 yeatorday. In
flew party. Dr. Paln» said, Tork State n e a t e r in Lincoln port BtrUto were demanding
cal rally working through noon 1,668 persons died from flu against the overwhelming hoe- don approved by B ritain eould
nolletog the diarges, th e prose­ F riday . on moderately active and pneumonia during the be put to Am te st a t white and
“DHliapa the samaaga to tiwt Oenter. Authorities said some tlUty of Britain’s 27 Common- black Rhodesian opliilan, while

POST ROAD PLAZA ROUTE 30 VERNON

higher pay tor their members. cution aaid th a t federal au ­ trading. week In 122 oitiee tar which
wa totmdd dream no 700 guests had been invited. The Dow Didustrial A venge ivsaUh partnais. Smith’s a n n s d tonoes had th eir
SdO —E nter the WaMorf-As- But Other labor strikes which thorities have taken JuiisdlctiMi it keeps mortality staUstlcs.
w as up 8.28 to 980.89 a t noon, But on the fourth day of Oom- guns a t the ready.
U ndeay preauitad each aatro- toria hotel. the Communiats claimed hit 17 to the m atter. The ca r was down tootn the 4.17 goto i t hrid
Only 628 deaths had been
momitealth sum m it ta lk s there One by one the leaders o< oAi-
aant wMt ttw lia d a l o< th e city 4;M —VlsU the Unltod Na- Italian oMes today were aimed found to N eb rarta. a t 11 a.m . Dow rails 'were iq>
expected in these eltiee, leav­
seemed to be little ebanoe of e r African, Asian and even
at New Tork, aajpinc, “OenUa- ti(HIS. prlttuudy a t eliminating the Other cases disposed of in­ ing 996 to be attributed to
.02, uUUttra 'were up .22, and agreem ent on an issue that has some white states tndorsed
mait, wa aalnte y o a ” 7 — Official reception and ’’salary acne” system in Italy. cluded toe following: Mocks w ere up .68 at midday.
toe oonilnulng epidemic of
become toe powder-keg of Nyerero’s argum ents in th e de­
Harold R. Hagenow, 28, of 22 Hong Kong flu.
Borman a t e p ^ forward 'to state dinner given by Oov. Nel­ Under th is system workers in
reply: "Wa all lova New T o rt. son A. Rockefdler. The gover­ mfd-Italy and father south earn Fiower S t, fined $100 for Imeach Brokers 'viewed toe emtton os It was the third consecu­ southern Africa. bate that <q>ened 'Thursday; YOUR EASTERN C O NN. HEADQUARIERS FOR THE HNEST IN HI-HDELITY
Wa aU lova aU of you. Thank nor's office said, some 5,000 invi­ leas per hour doing the sam e of peace. Charges of breaking continued technical recovery, tive week in which deaths ^ I to Ms back to the wall, WU- “ We are fearful of the F e a r­
you very nrodi." tations had been s e n t w w k as toborers in th e more and entering with crim inal to-
t« it, larceny and resisting a r­
fMlowtng Thursday's gain of toe
more 8 unintR in toe induetrial
more th an doubled toe num­
ber expected, according to
son hoped to appease some df less,” saU P rim e Mlniater
Britain’s critics by m setlng two Forbee Burnham of Guyana.
AND STEREO COMP(»4ENTS
ICoca than 5,000 poUoa and Accompanying the astronauts pro^MTOus north.
of th e ir dem ands: "Its rie a r the Feerieaa agroe-
pWnelottMaman w e n on ataUan are Borman’s wife Susan and The Oommuntets said the cit­ rests were noHed. avereagn. The Dow indlcail'or had NCDC figures. The center’s
to handle dta crowds. TIm tum- their sons Frederick, 17, and ies affected were Bergamo, F er­ Franklin L. Jordan, 88, of TAmuneted about -h) 'noints in weekly mottalHy report, —To reaffirm a two-yeax-oM ment is not aooeptahle,” oald
oot reoaBad the salute aooordad Edwin, 15; Lovell’s wife Mari­ rara, Padua, Sondrio, Treviso, Lakeview D r., Vernon, disre- the first three rtavs of the week. however, said Indications arc promise to 'witoliald Indepmd- Caneda’a P ierre ElUott .T ru­
anoa Ikom Rhodesia until its deau. But be etreeaed be did not
Dirhion O f Ellington Electronics
anofliar htotorto " f ln t” In aaio- lyn, and their diildren B arbara, Blelia, Ravenna, UdkH^ Aresio, gardlng th e signals of an of­ O onnen were stroeer, tollow- that toe epidemic is declin­
naiittoa-Ohariaa A. lindbargh’s 16, Jam as, IS, and Susan, 10; Trlerto, P sn n a , Vlcenaa Ven­ ficer, $25, and bond se t a t flOO ing in m any states. four mlilidn Atrioans take over neceaaorlly think m ajority rule'

SONY
Inrr orice boosts to r the metal.
raoeptton a lta r his aolo fujdit Anders’ wife Valerie, and three ice, Bari, R eg ^o Calabria, Cro- for appeaL
aeroaa r t a AganUc in ISOT. of their five children, Alan, 11, tone, and Ancona. Afl these
As the motoroada procadad, Olen, 10, and O a^e, 8.
Edw ard D. Leary, 18, c f New
Haven, arrested to Vernon, $66
TT»ern«ttonal Nickel galnsd H
to 5flK, and Anamnda added 1 ^
a t 68%. OoirsMr Range. Ptwtps
In an, 48 states have re­
ported widespread o r region­
al Influensa activity over toe
poww. But WHaon plsnned to' was all t f n t fine, to Aie UMted
add the modlfler that if Prim e S&tea, he said, Nagroea still arc
Minister Ion Smith’s regime oppieesed despite m ajority rule.
PHONE 875-8456 ‘
strikes were set to last 24 b o m . fine refanposed. Even John Gorton of AuMrto
okisten of people waited a t van- Dr. Thomas O. Paine, acting On Thursday, Mantua, Paler­ Cases ocotlnued included th e Dodee and Tasplration Consolt- paM four numths, too NCDC changes Its policy of white su-
ptem acy B riteht irill ask to he Ua, ueuaHy one., of Britain’s
ta (a points to oatefa a glimpoe of adm inistrator of the National mo and a few other cMles were
the aattoiwuls. One group of Aeronautics and Space AUminis- beset by strikes. foUowlng:
dated fdso gained.
Sunbeam w as uo % to 42% on
aaid.
nrieased from tliHt' pledgre. stauncheM frlende, aaid hie gov­ 1/2 MILE EAST OF VERNON CIRCLE ON ROUTE 30
schooMiMdreo left a school bus tration, also is in the official
to watch.
The astranatda vdvas’, Susan
party.
Jeffrey W. Beunett, 18, of
WUUe’s M o t e l Center S t ,
charged w ith ustiig a m otor
news it is considering m enrer
wiih Hamilton Watch, un-
manned satellite. M ariner. 6,
paM Venus in October, iw t.
M ariner passed wiliiin 2,600
—To oonthnie and even ernm ent could not ouppoit the
strengthen the Inteniational Feoriese propoeals.
campaign of sonollons against So BVson fecee a near-unani­
T here’s M usic in th e Air.., ^Sptieas
In addition to the tons of con­ Contracts Let rhaneed a t 21%. AIBa Ohelmers
the breakway cNony which mous dem and to eonty the
Bormaiv MkiUyn “DovaH and fetti and ticker tape waiting
Valeria Anders rode wMh them al<nig the lengthy route to be
in the c a n , along wiflt their taken by the astronauts. New For Rem odeling license is under suspension, and
vtolcle w ithout permission, op-
erattog a m otor vehicle while added a fraction after diaolosing
It Tilans new marlcM.ing areas.
miles at the planet and con­
firm ed findings by Venus 4 that
the planM h as a torrid atm os­
seised independenoe 88 months “F eariess plan.” The Brttiah
ago. leader Is unlikely to do eo, and it's yours for the tap in g ■with a S o n y OPEN
attem pted larceny, Jon. 28. Moet-acfive w as Houston though, on grounds Brttaln mtiM
children. Tork radio station WABC said it
Bright sunshine bathed the would distrtoute thousands of
d ty but chilly winds were blow­ American flags for the specta­
O f Homestead Bernard Costolo, 20, of Stone-
house Rd., Coventry, charged
LIrtitiog. wbioh was un % to
42%, a fte r sale of a block of
219 000 a t 42%.
phere.
After its nearest approach to
Venus, Mlarlner flew on into o r­
The group at Afrtoan and preserve for itself th e righto and
Aslan countries, led by leftist th e scope t o negotUte a oompro-
Tonaanla, wMrii now dominates mise.
MON. - SAT.
ing. The tem perature was in the tors. A spokesman for the sta­ Contracts have b e« i signed with breaking and entering w ith
b it around the sun. Britain’s form er empire, want
mid-ao*s. tion said the tradition began with Linder Carlson to remodel crim inal in ten t and larceny un­
On Ctoand Oentral Pathway, with Olenn’s parade. ihe kitchen and bathroom of the der $250, Jan . 16.
United F ruit took th e second
spot on ih e most-aotive M t with The 4%-month tandem flight
through space oiri into to« a t­
Wilson to go further than that.
A m ajority of them already
10A.M .-9P.M
traffic stopped to aBow the mo­ Rockefeller term ed the occa­ caretaker’s apartm ent to the Raymond C. DuBois, 22, of 288100 shares changing hands
Ineluding a Node of 128,000. It mosphere of Venus wUl make It iufve coiled on Wilson to aban­ 58 Inspectionfl
torcade to pass. sion a ’’day of special obeerv- Cheney Homestead on Hartford Southington, arrested to Man­ posrible to study the dimensions don BrHalris plan for a settle­
The astronauts kept looking ance.” In a telegram to the chester, c h u g e d w ith breaking sained to 86%.
of the atmosphere “In different ment offered to Smith last fall Made in M onth
out iha oar wlndowa, apparently spacemen, cHspatdied minutes Rd., and the Hartford Saectric and entering w ith crim inal in­ Am erican Power A LishUng
areas of the ‘idanM of rid­ aboard the w arsH p Fearleas oft
eyeing New T o rt landmarks. Co. to floodlight toe bouse from te n t and larceny under 5260, w as next with 210.500 shares The Manchestor bouringrode
after they splashed down in the dusk to dawn. sold. The price was 86%, un­ dles,’ ” Toss said. GH>raItar. This included term s
eJUtaaes Ja n 10 pleaded not g u ilty ' to the
Pacific, Dec. 27, the governor
Flans callcU tor them to trav ­ saiU r The announcement was made charges and wUl have a prob­ changed. Venus 6 was described as already rejected by Rhodesia: Inspector m ade 66 intyeottoiio
“S ' today by H erbert W. Swanson,' able cause heating on Jan . 80. Loew’s T heaters w as off frac- weighing 2,401 pounds, Mightly That disputes with racial ov r- last month, all of aingle-hunlly
el by motorcade from the air­ heavier than Hs companion
port to Whitehall Street in lower ”In order to dem onstrate the ohalnnen of the Mianchester Robert F . Nicolai, 28, of Weth­ Uonalty, and Memorex w as off tones in Rhodesia be rM erred to dwellings, and found e verything
craft, which weighs 2,469 Britain’s Privy Council; a legis­ In good order, according to a
Manhattan, where they transfer extent of our feelings, I woidd Htatorlcal Soolety's Cheney ersfield, charged w ith conspir­ 1% a t 75%. pounds.
to open care and start up Broad­ Uke, on behalf of the 18 mllUcn Homestead Conunittee, follow­ acy, Feb. 20. lative veto for black Africans; report by the town health ds-
The announoement reported formaUan of a commission on
way to the CUy Hall. This is the residents of New Tork, to invite ing the com mittee’s meeting Raymond Sahadi, 18, 67
you to come here tor a day of Wednesday night. that toe first of the two craft is racial discrimination; speeding parim ent.
‘<JanyoA of Heroes.” Oakland SL, charged w ith ao- Soviets Launch 863,700 miles from earth. This up education of Black Rhode- During November, he had
Three of their predecessors in special observance whkdi would H s said the bommlttse is cdso oeeory to breaking and en ter­ was the first progress report on
space t r a v e l e d this route, culminate In a state dinner In studying suitable draperies and ing without permission, Jan. 80. aiana and taking blaoks into a made 96 inspeotlona, also all of
Venus 6 Probe Venus 6 since the in itial. an­ brood-based Interim govern­ Mngle-famUy dwellings, and had
cheered by mlBtons of New your honor.” Ughfing fixtures for the Home- nouncement Sunday.
T orters. They were Lt. Ocd. President Johnson awarded atead. A voluntesr group is be­ (Conttnned from P age One) ment while other provisions inrdered only one correefion.
Tass said Venus 6 w as on the were being implemented.
John Olenn Jr., the first Ameri­ medals to the three moon trav­ ing recruited to trim toe trees R a p i P ro p o sal The report atatoe th a t, (or the
can sent into orbit, in 1902, and elers Thursday and saluted surrounding toe house to make The two new craft a re expect­ correct trajectory, and equip­ The oentral objeotton to the six ntonUis ainde Jtdy 1, the be­
the late Virgil I. arlsaom and them as “history’s boldest ex­ it visible from the n o d . T o C ut NHRR S ervice ed to make toe 186 milUon-mlle ment aboard both craft was “Feariess plan” was exproased ginning of the o u rrm t flsoal
trip by mid-May. functioning normally. this w ay by PrsMdent Julius year, the inspaetoe obeoked 471
John W. Toung, the Oemlni as­ plorers.” They then appeared
tronauts, in UM5. before a Joint session of Con­ Mead
Other m em bers of th e Home- WAfanNOTON (AP) —The Tass said Venus 6 is designed Nyerere of Tonaanda; “Power untto and ordered 19 oorreo- f1 • • •
Oommtttee a re Miss Penn Central Railroad’s pro­
Obol bw clear, sunny weather gress. I t w as their first public Frances Hoxie, who Is also as­ posal to reduce train service to m ake a “smooth descent in would be transferred to a ml- tione — nine (or eleotrieal
was forecast. appearance alnce tbey'oom plet- sociated w ith toe Ootmectlcut between New T ork cuxl Boston the Venus atmosphere.” T o d a y in H isto ry MMity governnoient”-m e a n in g (auUs, two each for lavatory
The equipment aboard 'wUl Smith’s regime elected essen­ and maintenance problema, and

RECORDS
Oity and state govemmet& of- dd thMr miasion. HlMorial Society, Mrs. F red has brought sharp criticism
Bllab m , Robert Boyce, and from a New T ork Congressman. carry out “Scientific explora­ By TTfE ASSOCIATED PRESS tially by Rhodesia’s 260,000 one each for refuse, roof and
tions together with Venus 6,” Today is Friday, Jan. 10^ toe whites.
\ Matthew Morlarty. eaves, broken windows, oelUng
Film to B e S h o t a t M in n eapolis Rep. Richard L. Otttoger de- Tass said. A , lOto day of 1960. There a re 866 Once such a die hod been repair, haH Ughting, and mtoe-
The Homestead, buUt by soribed as “deploraU e” toe' Venus 6, os aU previous erkft days left in the year.
Timothy Cheney to the 1780’s, railroad’s plans to eliminate cast, Nyerere argued, the deed tng screens.
in the Venus series, carries a Today's Highlight In History
was deeded to the society by numerous trato s running be­
George Seaton to ^Pilot’ the Cheney Historical Foimda- tween toe two cities.
pennant with an embossed im ­ On this date in 1948, toe first
age of Vladiinlr Lm in, foimder General Assembly of toe United I . I IP'S and 45's
Uon last falL The gift also in­ Otttoger said “I see no Justi­ of the Soviet state, and a ooeit of ncHions oonveneU in London.
Movie Version of ^Airport’ cluded about three acres of fication for massive OUcon-
land, contems of toe house, end tinuance of train service be­
arm s of the Soviet Union. On This Date
In 1776, the American revolu­
' f* ^ ' . j
By BOB TQOBIAS fly out of Minneapolis,’’ said an endowment that will accrue tween New Tork and Boston,
T ass gave no details <« toe tionist, Thomas Paine, pub­
exact misBlon of Venus 6, Ear- lished his pamptdet “Oommon
I • ! 8 and 4 TRACK
Associated P ress WHter Seaton. from toe appropriation of some nor can I understand the need Uer am ouncem ents of Venus 6 Sensed”
“The airport is stfll called of the Homestead land tor Rt. for total restructuring of serv­

CAR TAPES
H O L L T W O O D CAP) — Lincoln Air Terminal, though to 6. ice before plans for bdgh-^>eed also w ere phraakd to gwierall- to 1861, Florida seoeded from
tles. toe Uhion.
Oeoige SeaUm, who confesses to reality it repreeanta O’H are to The society will use the service can be made.’’ Venus 6 was launriied “to ex­
havtng once bewi “a wbHe- Chicago. O’H are la so busy tt HomeMead as a museum, head­ The Congressman addressed In 1870, John D. Rockefeller l , * i i . t d i k I i.i I S m i n d
plore more fully toe planet Ven­ incorporated the Standaid Qil I , t i’ ili, UM< ‘ i ’ r I O ' ! '< )
knudde. s ir passenger,” has would have been impossible to quarters, a repository for his protests to Paul J. 'nem ey us and to receive a g rea t 'vol- Company in d ev e la ad , Ohio.
taken charge a s pilot of the Wg- shoot there.” historto memorabilia, and a chairm an of the Interstate Com­ lune of scientific information
problem meeting place for small study m erce CommisBlon. Otttoger has to 1916, the Mexican bandit
gest fbght movie in recent Hol­ One production about it,” Tass said. and revohitionaTy leader. Pon­
hasn’t been solved. The compa­ group:;. requested to undertake a full
lywood years, “Airport." investigation into the Penn Cen­ Of th e tour known Venus cho Villa, took 18 American
Universal is going all-out with ny needs a Boeing 707 to use for shots, only one, Venus 4, suc­ mining engineers off a train at
six weeks. tr a l’s proposals;
the A rthur Haley best - selling ceeded in transm ltttog data Tsabel, Mexico and killed them.
txnnel and the film may well Said Seaton; “No airiine cMUld Japan Approves Plan FLAHmCM) BINGO from the planet's atmosphere. In 1920, toe League of Nations
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EMday, January 10
WflUam M. Anderson
The dentil o f some o f us seem s to
m altsr m ore than that o f others, even
though it is a change which renders us
a > squaL '
Btot m ind the gotag m oot o f those who
seem to have roost to g iv e to Ufe, who
bring cheerful wanntfa to all their occu-
and encounters, who seem to
much of thefar tim e thlnidng o f the
w elfare and beqipiiieeB o f others, and
who, by such qualities, entwine ihem-
selres alm ost indlasolubly Into the world
o f everyhody around them.
Ih eae w ere the qualities o f W illiam
I L Anderaoit, a m em ber o f this Herald
fam ily since 1922. The list o f Herald
employes Increased m any fold during
the 46 years o f Ills own presence on that
Uri, but his own warming, cheerful,
h ien dly e ffect kept pace with all
gHnrih. And he w as id eal as circulation
manager, the final poeiticn he held, be­
cause, wlUi him, a ll K anchester seem ­
ed to be nothing m ore than a somewhat
la ig e r fam ily.
When B ill Anderson retired last Sep­
tember, a fte r so m any years o f faithful
service, a fte r so m any years o f being
kind and thoughtful to others, it was
pleasant to look forward to hoped for
years o f Indian Summ er In Ms life. Then
cam e the firs t cruel warning blow at
his heart, and now there has com e the
end. loss is not m erely his, but
that of aH who would have shared those
riris and frien dly retirem eiit years. T o
the gracious wom an who was his beautl-
f u ly matched Ufe companion, our a f­
fection and a sym pathy beyond words.
Im possible Solutions Do A rriv e
Tfaia poor world, and Its poor oom-
mentators, deserve the ocoesianal
p rivilege o f bringing up the m e m o ^ of
past Imposstbilitles resolved-to reinforce
th eir energy and patience for dealing
with thoee impossibilities next in line.
Fhr it is true, when cmd If w e rem em ­
ber, that w e have managed to em erge,
in the past, from some difficulties wdiich,
a t the tim e, seem ed just about as hope­
lessly dead-end to nature as some o f the
predicaments the w orld faces today.
The w D ild looks, today, at an impasse
, ov e r Vietnam, and at a chilling,
desfienate rise in the enmities and the
dhtances between the neighbors o f the
N ea r East.
T here seems, to any casual glance, to
be nothing better than a blank waU to
either aituatioin.
A g a in * iheae tw o situations, however,
there is one recent problem the world
m ight find some hope. and cheer to re­
membering. „ Second Congregational
It is now over six years since A lg e ria
has been existing as an independent na­
tion, with French force and French
sovereignty rem oved.
F o r seven years before that, there
had been an interm inable and increas­
ingly brutal' deadlock between an oc­
cupying French A n fty of 500,000 troops
and the A lgerian guerrillas who seem ­
ed equally at home in the hiUa and to
the cltlee.
Seldom has 'the "honor” and the
"p res tig e " o f any great nation been so
directly Involved as it seem ed the honor
and prestige o f France w ere involved in
Ms e ffo rt to hold and control A lgeria,
at least to the degree o f being able to
maintain privilege and consideration for
aU the French people who had settled
there during A lg e ria ’s history as A
PVench colony. Seldom has there been
an independence m ovement more fierce
in tone, m ore uncompromising in aim,
than ttm t o f the native Algerians.
W e know now. o f course, that the
terrible deadtock w as broken, that the
battle to the death becam e a liberation
o f both parties to Ufe, that A lg e ria now
pooMsaes both the blessings and the
troubles o f freedom, that France stands
liberated firom its enslavement to its old
cokmiaJ, Im perialistic ties to Algeria.
Although we know this is the condi­
tion, w e m ight find ouradves confused if
ITO tried to outline by Just what steps
and policies the Algerian solution was
arrived at.
W a can remember, however, that the
final chain of events had 'the m ost un-
Itta ty o f aH btginninga. I t was the re-
oaU fro m retirem ent and the return to
oCttoe 0* head o f the French state of
O harlM d e OauUe, a m aneuver which,,
an 4( occurred, seemed to be the work
of F ren ch m ilitary end the hold-
A^MflA-ftt-All-oosbi faction to French
poitUoe.' T h e in vo lved and oompUooted
lu tm «t ■ te t». < le ti«e by degree, by
M A N C H E STE R E V E N IN G H E R A L D , M A N C H E STE R . C O NN ., F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 10, 1969
which de Gaulle ftnoUy brought M s own
poatttoi and tats ow n alm a around to
sofn etN iig com pletaty oppoalto t o what
woa ouppoMd to faafv* bean Ma ralorion,
have alread y begun to Code fro m our
oen iol m em ory. I t w ill be tor Mstoriana
to tlx each m aneuvar in its place and in
Ms impoctanee, and m oke pooribie,
soma day, a tM a lle d study o f Just bow
the Im posribie Jiappenod.
W e do know, however, that It did hap­
pen, and 'might, therefore, happen again.
Wronflr D ay F or Persuasion
We a re not sure w e h a ve an y desire
to have the uncertaSMy about our Un­
identified F lyin g Objects resolved by
scientific inquiry and pronouncement.
We thtok we prefer, Just fo r the seat of
Ufe, t o keep our optiotis open, so that we
won’t be too surprised b y anything
m agriflcesMly m ysterious and wonderful
in our future hnowledgw o f our universe.
In any case, however, it has to be
said that authorities picked the w orst o f
aH days fo r the release o f the study
the University o f Oblorado m ade fo r
the A ir Force, on th e subject o f U .P .O .’s,
and the accom panying release o f the
verdict o f the special panel o f the N a ­
tional A cadem y o f Sciences, which is
one backing the Oolorado flndtog.
The Am erican pUbUc was, by thts tim ­
ing, asked to beHeve there is no real
posslbiUty o f YlsUors from outer space
cn the v a ry sam e d a y the nation’s top
cerem onial machinery, in White House
and Oongress, w as turned to the busi­
ness o f hooorlng and acclaim tog the fact
that three Am erican Astronauts, travel-
tog in a most outlandish looktog vehicle
which g a v e o ff all kinds o f strange,
weird V gh ts and glows, and which chew­
ed itself capable o f unbeUevable naviga­
tional maneuvers, had just been out hov­
ering ov e r the su rfaM of the moon.
Green H ills O f Earth
, How pirecious are "th e green hills of
earth” !
I t took the voyage o f Apollo 8, out
there to cur gray and lifeless aatelUte,
to remind- us poignantly o f this. F o r w e
all, wHh the astronauts, looked back on
planet Elarth described by Archibald
M acLeish as "th at tiny r a ft in the enor­
mous, em pty n ig h t. . . sm all end blue
and beautiful in thslt eternal silence
Where tt floalts,’ ’ and m any things cam e
clear:
W e realized again the com mon interest
o f all who voyage together, the need,
as evoked by B ritain’s Queen Elizabeth
in her Christmas m essage to the Com-
monwealth, to remiember that " w e all /
belong to the great brOthethood o f m an.”
The Quean rem arked that the "broth er­
hood o f m an” has a splendid ring to it,
but that it means Uttle in this hard and
bustling ere: unless it can reconcile rival
communities, conflicting religions, dif­
fering races and prejudiced nations.
Then w e sensed the reqtHrement, pow
so v e ry urgent, to keep earth bright
and beautifid and not allow it to become
polluted and sm ogged and cement-
ridden. M any o f us have suddenly realiz­
ed that nowhere else In the solar system
can one encounter these m ajestic forests,
these locg sw ells o f m igh ty ocean, these
snow-clad slopes and m oving rivers,
these flocks of fow l and Shoals of fish.
M ars harbors neither the monsters
■pictured by H. G. W ells nor yet the
fabulous Princess D ejah Thoris» heroine
of the E d gar R ice Burroughs tiilee. P ro ­
bably it is largely a windswept desert.
Venus is a hoithouse and the great outer
planets a re utterly inhospitable.
Sometimes, then, there echoes the lone­
ly rem ark o f a famous physicist who
aOked, "W here is everybod y?” He knew
thalt other suns must have other habit­
able planets, by the hundreds perhaps.
And som e life undoubtedly has through
aeons o f developm ent reached that sliver
o f tim e in which it has become highly
civilized and able to send signals across
the void o f space. So w e are probably
not alone; " I n m y father’s house are
many mansions," said one who should
know.
But mankind finds no hospitable alter-
native to earth nearby, and so w e look
homeward with renewed appreciation
and approve the sentiment of Robiinson
Jeffers who declared: " I t is only a little
p la n e t. . . but how beautiful it is .” And
w e ask ourselves whether our m astery
o f our environment today is become too
devastating.
There was a tim e when mankind a c­
cepted H om er’s Greek gods and every
tree, spring and hill had its g;uardian
spirit — a centaur, a faun, a dryad.
Christianity destroyed these pagan pro­
tectors of hills and forests, but it should
have wrought a new brotherhood, not
only am ong men but tor the protection
of all lesser ideas. M an’s dominion over
the earth is not a license tor ruthlees
exploitation. This last year to Am erica,
several m ore parks and unravaged areas
have been locked away from the des­
poilers.
There is a larger awareness that per­
haps one cause of mankind’s x>resent un-
e a ^ e s s Is that people have been pulling
away too sharply from the natural forces
whlcto have shaped th eir environment.
M any are pleading tor m ore preserva-
ition of wilderness areiLS, for np more
dam m ing o f w ild rivers, tor a halt to
the lum berinjf-of prim eval redwoods, fo r
m ore careful husbanding of earth’s pure
streams and unsmogged skies. ’This is
no sim ple objective, given mankind’s
swift burning of the fossil fuels, the rush
to the cities, and the p o p u ^ io n explo­
sion.
Y e t Professor Rene EhiboSt to his book
"S o Human an Andmai” (Scribners) ex­
presses a faith "th at western culture,
and especially western, science, can be
rededicated to values more lasting and
more significant than those heretofore
Identified with technological and econo­
m ic grow th." This Is the challenge put
to us all, as we view the earth from
200,000 miles away.
’The Sierra club, in one o f Its beautiful
Bulletins, reminds us that the late Adlai
Stevenson once w rote: " W e travel to­
gether, passengers on a Uttle space ship,
dependent on Its vulnerable reserves of
air find soU; oil com mitted for our safe­
t y to its security and peace; preserved
from annihiiatlon only by the care, the
work, and, I w ill say, the love we g ive
our fragile c ra ft." — W IL L IA M H.
S T R IN G E R
SCIENCE M ONITOR.
IN TH E C H R IS T IA N
'» q »
> '. - i :
Inside Report
by
R o w la n d E van s Jr. an d R o b e rt D . N o va k
WASHING’rON —Tjo one could
have been m ore surprised than
O alo Pl'Oza, the stoew d secre­
tary-general of the O rganiza­
tion of Am erican States (OA8),
when V ice President-elect Spiro
-Agnew telephoned him to ask
fo r a lon g interview on Latin
Am erican affairs.
’Ih e date was Just before A g ­
new and P laza made a joint
Dec. 9 appeaxan'ce at the N ew
Orleans m eeting o f the National
League o f Cities. A gn ew ’s pro­
/ island, the defeated Populares
posal: W ould P la za ride back
to Washington In A gn ew ’s plane
so they could talk about Latin
Am erica?
’That w as the first word that
P la za or anybody else had
heard that President-elect Nixon
has ■assigned important resipon-
sibilitles to Latin Ameri'can pol­
icy, long a stepchild o f U.S, pol­
icy-m akers, to Wb V ic e P resi­
dent. But that is p recisely what
M r. N ixon now Intends.
The two-and-a-half hour air­
plane ride back to Washington
that day was A gn ew ’s first .<ieri-
ous exposure e v e r to what is go­
in g on south of the border. The
second exposure, also with P la ­
za, cam e last w eek when A g ­
new returned with m ore ques­
tions.
Intim ates o f P la za report that
the secretary-s'eneral, a veter­
an Ecuadorean diplomat and
politician, was impressed both
with A gnew ’s qualities as a lis­
tener and flie caliber o f his
questions. Also Im pressive to
P la za was Asmew’s repeated in­
sistence that M r. Nixon Intends
to g ive Latin Ameri'can affairs
a high bi'Utog to his Adm inis­
tration.
Nevertheless, Latin Am erican
diplomats here are shocked by
— M r. N ixon’ s private designation
of Aenew as one of his Latin
Am erican specialists and are
skeptical on two counts—wheth­
er the V ice President rea lly will
devote all that tim e and effort
to hem ispheric a ffa irs and
whether he really is capable of
handling the Job. This skepti­
cism stems partly from Agnew ’s
extraordinarily bad public rela­
tions during and since the P res­
idential campaiop.. and partly
from the fact P ’a t he Is an utter
novice to both Latin politics and
U.S. foreign policy.
A gnew ’s only known visit ■
Fischetti
© 1969 Chicaxo Daily News
I ul.ll,hrr.;||,n Byii.li,,,..
■>
^moLuw M m tm ,
south of the continental U.S.A.
cam e Just after the election
when he took a vacation at D or­
ado B ay in Puerto Rico. Asked
on a rriv a l tor his opinion about
statehood tor Puerto Rico, A g ­
new spoke right up: H e was
fo r it, he said.
’This response flew in the face
o f the traditional attitude by
mainland A m erican politicians
to keep hands o ff the most dis­
ruptive Issue to Puerto Rl'co.
Although newly-elected Gov.'
Luts F erre favors ultimate
statehood fo r the Caribbean
are adamantly against U. ’Ihus,
Agnew managed to alienate at
least half the Island—and, er-
roneousrty, put the Nixon admin­
istration on record fo r state­
hood.
But A gnew ’s lack o f ex­
perience Isn’t the only reason'
fo r unease am ong Latin diplo­
mats. What bothers 'them more
profoundly Is the lack o f any
sign o f a Nixon plan fo r that
v ita l arena.
N o top State Department ap­
pointee, starting with Secretary
of Stalte-deslgrjate W illiam P.
Rogers, has m ore than a m ea­
g er speaking acquaintance with
Latin Am erica. E ven at this late
date, there has been nothing but
gossip about the Identity o f the
new Assistant Secretary of
State tor Latin A ffairs.
A t one po'nt e arly ini the
transition period Mr. N ixon was
considered likely to name his
old friend, R obert C. Hill, as
an Undersecretary of State.
E ven though HIU wras somewhat
controversial diuing tours as
Ambassadlor t o Mexico, Costa
Rica, and E i Salvador, some
Latin diplom ats w ere ecstatic
at the prospect that o re top o f­
fic ia l in the State Department
at least would know how many
countries 'there are to Latin
Am erica. But H ill ruled him self
out o f a State Department job.
M oreover, M r. Nixon has not
yet accepted advice that ho pay
a courtesy call on Secretary-
General Plaza. His only action
so far has been a p rivate tele­
gram to the chairm an o f the
Inter-Am erican Com m ittee of
the AlUanoe fo r Progress, Dr.
Carlos Sanz de Santa M aria on
Nov. 7 promising to "strengthen
relationships and build stronger
bonds" between th e U.S. and
Latin Am erica.
In v ie w o f Washington’s tra­
ditional neglect o f La)tln Am eri-
use m ms£ to m m m/m
W A D D E L L SCHOOL
Herald
Yesterdays
25 Yean Ago
M rs; Clarence Wood o f Wood-
bridge St. is Installed as royal
matron of Chapman Court, Or­
der o f Amaranth.
St. John’s Polish N ft 1 1o it-
a1 Church burns m ortgage note
fo r $800.
10 Years Ago
Manchester Lodge o f Elks col­
lects $238 In its annual cam ­
'is s u e a t Mamtoester M em orial
paign fo r crippled children.
A Thought fo r Today
Sponsored by the Manchester
Council o f Churches
. . . as ypurself. M tt 22:39
H ow are you aw are o f your­
self? As part o f humanity —
the crowd, the club, the church,
the fam ily, the union, the gang,
the rem em bered o r the forgot­
ten? Or, as a person — unique­
ly human — an individual wrlth
particular as w ell as general
character? Can you reach out
and em brace the person you are
becoming? O r do you try to be
someone else?
Increasingly, our experience
demonstrates that the m ore one
Is able to accept himself, the
m ore he Is able to accept and
helo others.
R eca ll a tim e when you w ere
especially negative and critical
o f someone else and see If this
was not also a tim e when you
w ere unhappy wrlth yourself —
a fearful or anxious tim e — a
tim e o f threat.
I f I fear w a ter I m ay not
swim to the rescue no m atter
how much I wrlsh I could.
In our unique experience.s we
discover our limits and our po-
tentlaHtles. The love of God
seeks to work through us. You
are, for the better, loved by
another, not for being anybody,
but for being yourself — some­
body.
Submitted b y:
R ev. Ernest S. H arris
Church
ca and the fact that there have
been six Assistant Secretaries
of State fo r Inter-Am erican A f­
fairs In the last six years, that
one telegram Is no more
reassuring than M r. N ixon’s de­
signation o f Agnew as one of
hds top Latin advisers.
i bast ^
Herald Atbum Of Schools, Photo By A
Which Florence NlghUngaleT
To ‘ "Ih e Nurse A t The Hopper,”
Y ou ’re absolutely right. I t ’s
tim e to la y the cards on the
ta b le and call a spade a spade.
You seem to b e so eulamant
about upholding the "o ld e r
view point’ ’ that your vision is
obscured and you can’t see the
forest through the trees. So
here are the tacts behind t h e
Hospital —one at a tim e so you
don’t g et confused.
First, the " fe w dissident
nurses" who a r e dissatisfied
wrlth the current situation at
M .M .H . are a total ot 8S per
cent o f the professional nurs­
ing staff. These nurses m e t
and elected officers to lead and
represent th em a t sdieduled
m eetings to which e v e ry s taff
nurse a t M .M .H . is invited.
Through these meetings w e cure
endeavoring to expend our body
o f knowledge and to upgrade
the standards o f our profession,
with the help o f the Ooimectleut
Nurses’ Assocsiaitlon, our profes­
sional organizatloa.
Y ou claim that you a r e too
busy "nursing’ ’ to maintain the
rights and p reserve the dignity
o f your profeeslim? I f this is
what you m ean you’d better
clean that window you’re look­
ing out o f — because If you don’t,
you’ll find yourself without a
profession —fo r no discipline
can survive wrlthout status and
dignity. So isn’t It about tim e
you assume som e o f your re­
sponsibility to the public and
become a little concerned about
m atters affectin g your profes­
sional perform ance? T h e F lo ­
rence N ightingale I knew en­
couraged nurses to keep pace
with progress-She stated "N urs-
tog is a progressive art in which
to stand still Is to have g o n e
back.”
Unless w e begto' to Im prove
and update the policies which
regulate our w orking environ­
ment, w e wdll fall hopelessly
behind In our m odem tech­
nological ■age o f com plex nurs­
ing. F o r it is impossible to per­
form highly specialized tasks,
or to use independent judgment
or tor that m atter sim ply to do
one’s best w ork under the yolk,
o f autocracy.
You are correct to stating "A s
an individual you can and
should make helpful, construc­
tive suggestions to the hospital
administration on im proved pa­
tient c a re.” W ell, this Is exactly
what w e ore attem pting to d o . .
B y w orking tWth administration,
w e believe that constructive
■ tor this district that would serve ■
B. Booeivlolus
gains can be m ade in Um Inter-”
eats o f im proved patl^Mt c a r e -
and nursing m orale and satis-’'
faction. W e have no Intentions-
o f assuming the responsibUtty'’
tor decision m aking that so-i
rightfully belongs to the adm in-.
Istrators. H ow ever, w e do wish ’
to oom m ixiioate wrlth them to an.'
organized way, so that o u r«
concerns and frustratlona w dll,
be heard in a m ore positive w a y -
than m erely through the ” gr^>e-
vlne.”
I t ’s about tim e you stopped,,
surmisiing. Y o u a r e the only one-.,
who seem s to be dw elling on,,
strikes and picketing. In it ’s en-.^
tir e history the Connecticut-
Nurses’ Association h u n ever
i»sed "a trik e” as a weapon.
T hey d o use "ctHlective
gaining” however. A law passed*
by our legislature on Oct. 1st '
1967 g a v e nurses the legal righ t*
to do this. C ollective bargain-
Ing means th at nurses h a ve the w
right to sit down with m a n a g e -'
ment to collectively figure ou t*
th eir problem s ftnd to work ou t*
agreeab le solutions. Isn’t this >
the dem ocratic w ay ?
Y es, le t’s l e v ^ w ith our '
tlents and the public,
nurses a t M .M .H . are dissatis­
fied and frustrated w ltii the
status quo. H ow ever, they a r e *
dealing with the sttuation in a .
proteasional and dem ocratic ^
way.
Sec you a t the round ta b le —’*
It worked tor K in g A rth u r,,
why not us?
R .N i. B.S.^
Gifts Appreciated
Tb the Editor,
On behalf o f ■the patients and *
"
- W atkins January Clearance
B taff I f tile N orwich Hospital,*'
I wdsh to extend to y o u r *
readers our thanks tor th eir '
continued support of our an-C
nual Christmas g ift program . *
O ver tha years, the citizen s*
o f Connecticut t e v e been e x -*
tre m e ly generous to our patients*
at holiday tim e; and I k n ow *
that to a patient writhout fa m ily *
o r close friends deceiving a g ift „
Is a most heartW)armtog event.
I b i s year, as In the pturt,*
numerous organizations and to -*
dividuals contributed m any *
hundreds o f gifts; and to them *
all, w e w ltii a happy, prosper­
ous, and sucessful N ew Y e a r.
M organ Martin,, M.D.
Superintendent
* “ Abrupt Change”
T o the Editor,
I would like to ask Dr. Don­
ald Hennlgan and Ronald Scott:
What has h a i^ n e d t o the Idea
of the neighborhood schools
which you gentlemen supported
so enthualastioelly at the Octo­
ber m eeting o f the Lincoln
School p .T .A .? A t this .meet- •
ling it w as stated that the an-
swrer to our problem wras not
the eUnUnation o f U nooln
School but Instead a new school
both a s an elem entary school
and a towm .rscreatlchal taoUtty
and would tiill rwtaln the neigh­
borhood schooli concept. We
w are led to believe that It the
referendum wras lost ■Ihe o n ly '
true solution wrould be 'to la-
vise the plans In order to bring
the cost down and to resubmit
them to the v o te r o f Manches­
ter. This project was t o reoeive
p rio rity with the School B ooid.
The ab ove tiatem ents a r e
prom pted by your aottons at
the recent ’Sown Building Cbm-
m lttee m eeting a t w iilch y o u
stated; " a cost appraiser m iglit
help with future plans, adding '
that a study o f Bentley, Nathan ^
Hale, and M anchestw G reen *
Schools m ight possibly result In «
the eUminaUen o f U n ccln .”
This is an abrupt change fo r
someone who ardently siq>port-
ed the nelghbmhood stiiool oon-
oept iMft fa ll and I ask you, 1s
ellminatton o f a sohool (H striot^
the most probable answer?
Helen OaU
Secretary
lin o o ln BotMOl P . T A .
MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, M ANCH ESTER CONN.. FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 10, 1969
P A cn N H fi
Bolton Manchester Area Vernon oontelners o v e r to to e TMIaad
County Chapter to help rehoMH-
tato the ofalidren atrtoken with
In c in e ra to r to T ro m b o n e C ru ise r, C a r C h ild ren : birth defeota and to oonttnua aid
In helping poUo paftente .
O n School B o a rd A g e n d a In C o llisio n 10,343 N o w
2 G O P Senatora Ask
T h e B oard o f Education w ill to ey decided, ^ * * e g n * sold,
hold its regu lar m onthly m eeting toot If ootadittobs won b a d
A South Windsor police cruia- T h e school enum enUon has Slate W e lfa re Pnrfie stm m
e r cn its w a y to investigate an been com pleted and the cUU- H A R T F O R D , Conn. ( A P ) —
Monday a t 8 p.m. in Room s 87- **x »8 h to w arrant ehalns and dren enumerated, from Infancy
accident becam e involved ih an­ The state’s RepUbUoan sanators
38 a f to e Mgta eofaool to work the ■weatoor w as going t o * g e t through 30 years old, total 10,-
other a e d d en t yastorday. hava oftUed fo r a M-pasrissn kr
Till UflMy of Cmmctlciit
w oree anyway, they m igh t as MS an Incream o f 1,176 over
through a routine agenda. veoUgation Into the Conneetlota
w ell can o ff sohool fo r the day. O fficer A lim H. DUPont,-88, lost year.
Dr. RiObeit B utterfield is As everyone knotra, the
scheduled to apeak about an In- weather Im m ediately g o t bet­
o f W oodtide Bt., Manchester, 1 & ’ T h e number o f children at­
w elfara system.
Sen. O oorge Gunther o f Strat­
w as on his w a y t o investigate tending pdMlc schools totals,
cinarator a t the high echool. ter, and to e salt began working
6,638, last y ek r the figu re was ford propoaod a MH caUfatg fo r N O N -CItID IT IX TIN SIO N
T h e board !• oticed to g iv e its on the roods —but who e o n etn aed d en t cn Pleasant VeU- toe leaders o f both partlea to
6,701. L e s t y oar there w ere 460 GOURSIS O PIN TO T H I P U ILIO IN
approval o f a statem ent o f predict fro m one wdnter le y Rd. in South Wliuttor. He m ake a unified tnveaUgatlon
chUdren attending p r i v a t e
phlloaophy In to e high stiw ol ™to**te to toe next, especially had M e light and siren on when kite toe W elfa re Department
handbotic and on tha purchase In the Bolton MgMandiT suddenly a oa r driven b y M i­
schools and this ybar toe fig ­ M AM CH BSm t
ure Is 468. whkto is expected to have a $78
o f s v a lv e trombone. chael ' K . T e p le y o f H artford m illion d e f l ^ b y June SO.
- A t Nature Center Th is y e a r 18 ■tiitidren ore in­
Under new butineoa, the cam e out c f a d rivew a y and BegkH Fso
^ M ra M ftijorte Anderson’s stitutionalised as opposed to Just Th e GOP senators 'voted
board wlB be asked to consid­
O iad e 6 tiaas.spent port o f the w as struck by the cruiser.
fou r last year. There o re 860 Thursday to endorse Ctunther’s I □ B eal Estate Prinotolea A PnMdloea Fob. f W a i. 868 .
e r a request to add a half- T h e accident Is still under in­ I CMOS size win be ltodted. BnraD nowl starta a6 7iM I
credit course next y e a r fo r sen­
day at toe Oak G r ^ Nature
vestigation. O ffic e r DuPont ivaa Engaged tiiUdren attending post seooad- proposals.
Center today, under P ro ject
iors only, on. Introduction to Outdoon. treated to r le g and o rin in­
The engagem ent of
axy schools this y ea r And there
w ere 388 lost year. Children not
' The departm ent has requested
$451 m illion fo r the next two
I - — - . , 1
pqrobology, and t o oonaider ex­ juries a t M asidieeter M em or­ P lease en tail m e in to e okava ckecked ooutsa(e),
tending B lue Cross and CMS
Mra, Slyvia P atrick 's d e ss
w as sohodulad t o g o yesterday, ia l HoopUol fuid dlschoigod. R ob erta M a ry Sm ith o f R ock­
ville to M ark H alp em Olaiher
otterUing otiioal, nor receiving
special Inatruction, total 3,874.
years, m ore than double Ms
preoeot appropriation. Gunther’s
I Is m y eheok o r m oney order lo r 9 ............ .
coverage fo r part-tim e wnploy- but because o f no school. It Other area poUoe ac tiv ity : MAEL T O : The C ertific a te P rogram , U-08, T h e C a l varsit y
es on a pro rata basts. o f C oventr y h w baso omtoww A y e a r ago the numher 'was 2,- bin woMd em pow e r the Investi­ I o l Osonaottoat, Storrs, C o m . t m $ . T e L 4 18-n u . m a t N f
dhhi’t. HEBRON 830. gating com m ittee to utilise the
TTm board ■will also be asked ed b y her parents, Mk. and Mbs.
experience o f e:q>erts In toe I
School Menu S& te poUoe o re Investigating M em bers o f toe Vernon Junior
to approve the deolghation of AntM xiy T . Sm ith o f 10 N y « St.
Monday, sloahbuiger cn roll, a Mt-«nd-run a e d d en t on M eet­ W om en’s d u b have placed coin
the high school and elem entary
school buHdings a s tem porary
potato chips, w ax beam, choco- in g House Rd., Thursday. A oar
H e r fiance Is th e son c f U n ,
M a x C U a ^ o f 43 Starieweother containers fo r the M arch o f
area o f w elfare.
“ The only practical ap­I
late pudding; Tussday, o d d heading ■west, driven by D avid
shelters ' to be used during
em ergenciea due to floods, tor-
gflazed sweet potatoes, W. M oe, 17, o f Rfeles Rd., A n ­
S t and the la te M a x Olaiber.
M ias'fim ltb la a juafor a t the
Dim es, fat all buskiess estab-
lUbm ents in Vernon.
proach,” Gunther said, " is to
engage a group o f eiqierts to
I eoesooeooseoso
oorn, ging erbread; Wednesday, d over w as struck by another
natoee, hurricanes and so forth
under the R od Cross Disaster
thicken and g ra v y on hot bte- oar com ing in an eaaCeriy di­
U M vertity o f Coraiecttcut where
she Is m ajoring In efem entery
The Club, in cooperaUen wMh
the N ational Foundation, wUl
devote their entire efforts to
the comprehensiv e study that
I
ouM, oarrot and celery sticks, rection.
Operatlan. A pproval wdll also be education. M r. G lalber receiv­ turn the oontrlbutions from the m ust be undertaken.”
cranberry sauce, ooddea; P olice said the d river c f the
sought fo r a polhiy on reduced ed Ms B .A . degree from the UM-
Thursday, ahspherd’s pie, cab­ seooinid c a r has not been iden­
lunches foUowIng a d irective verstty o f Conneotiout in 1088.
bage salad, apples; Friday, tified. The d riv e r stopped to see
from the state. 4, H e is an a d mi nistr a tiv e analyst
vegetable soup, tuna soled sand­ i f anyone had^been injured and
’The board ■wIB disouas a sum­ In toe buftgat and research
wich, peadtes. then le ft the scene, poUoe said.
m er school program . division fo r the C ity o f H art­
We'ie
Ooiqiles' M eeliiig
BtMJTON ford.
Sand Yea, Bidioal N o Bomarco, Bolton M arried
k b s. E rik a P U ver o f Echo A n ea rly sum m er' wedding Is
T h e tow n highw ay d^iort- Oouplea d u b , w ill m eet fo r a
M i., Vernon^ w a s d ia rg e d with planned.
ment took offense alt a stsile- haiA supper a t the Oommunity
follow ing too d o a t iy after be­
ment In yestorday's H arald — Han tom orrow a t 7:80. There
ing lnv«Uved In a two-car acci­
that stiioo l hod been called ott w a i be a tiiort busineoa m eet­
because the rw u k w eren 't sand­ ing.
dent W ednesday on Notch Rd.
The PU ver c a r struck t h e
Y em on
Drimpm
ed, espeatoUy alnoe the fjnen Hbeteoeea are Mrs.
hod been out since w t il befora Toner, Mra. G eorge RTHiams
Jam es re a r <a one d riven iby K aren
Soldier Killed
Lane o f Tw in HBls Dr., C ov­
dawn idcw lng and sanding and M rs. Hugh Gftlis.
entry. There w ere no Injuries
In Vietnam Cited
to
them. and both c a n received m inor
T h e reason, accord ing t o Su- Manchester E venliig Herald
perintondant o f Sohoola Joseph Bolton oorreqiondent, Oleme-
damage. M rs. P U ver is sched­
uled to appear fat Manchester Posthumously
Castsgnoj, that schoot was weU Young, tel. 648-8881. Circuit Court 12 Jan. 27.
called o ff w as two-fold; B e­ Several posthumous awards
Prices
ELU N O TO N
fo r b ra very In action h a ve been
cause th e highw ay departm ent
F re d Ford, 41, o f Mountain
suggested that som e buses Seeks Divorce St., Ellington, w as charged vdth
presented the parents o f
A rm y P fo. R andall Scott F letch ­
tiimdd use chains because, hi N E W Y O R K ( A P ) — Joe m aking an im proper turn a lte r
er, who died fai Vietnem .
sptta o f sand and scraping, the Louts, form er w orld heavy­ he struok a c a r operated by
M r. end Mra. V ic to r F letch er
roods tended to be oHppery, and weight champion, is seeking a Stanley L u n es U , 28, o f Somers
beceiuM w eather reports ImU- divorce ITom Ms IM rd wife, on R t 88 yesterday.
o f U W arren A've. w e re pre­
sented w ith the Pu rple H eart,
coted th at the storm would con- Martha. A spokeeman said F ord is scheduled to appear
Stiver Star fo r G allantry,
ON LEFTOVER BRAND
ttoue a ll d a y w ith worsening Louis asked M s w ife, a Los A n ­ In R ockville d r o u it Court 13,
Bronze Star Medal, Good Con­
oondittons. geles attorney, to seek the di­ Jian. 27. /* "
duct M edal and the Com bat In ­
A ooordbig ,to D r. Caafagna, vorce because he finds tt “ in­ COVENTRY
fantryman Badge.
T Flzat Selectm an Richard Mbr- creasingly dUficult to provide G regory Begin, 68, o f Case
. The S ilver Star is the na­ Look out belowl
ra called the bus contractor, the kind o f home life his w ife re­ HUl Rd., Coventry, w as dicuged tion’s third M gheot honor.
Jam es Rufinl, to ad vlM Mm quired.” w ith recklesB drivin g yesterday.
P fc. B le td ie r died last Au- Prepared to pay a Ford-Chevy-Plymouth price? Then pre­
that chains m ight be used cn H e Is stiieduled to appear in
Th ey have been m arried 11 guflt as the result o f wounds
som e o f th e routes. Ruflnt then years. Both o f Louis’ previous Manchester Circuit Court 12 received in base cam p a t T a y
pare to own one of our betyjtiful cars. Prices plummet
colled Oastsgna, and, togetoer m arrlagea ended in dlvoioe. downward as trade allowances soar higher day after day in
Jan. 27. Minh In Vietnam.
our beautiful world. See all the other dealers and then get
our beautiful d e ^ . . . in black and white or any other
beautiful car color.
986 M A IN ST. I N D O W N TO W N M A N C H E S T E R - 'T E L . 648-6171 - OPBIN 9 A .M . TO 6:80
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Brand N«w M ercury Cougar 2-Dr. Hordfop
Brand Now iMurci
v i v r c u r y u n o n i v ^ v MX
V-8, white, blue leather Interior, autom atic, wfattewallo, C o n v tttbto
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OF A\ANCHESTER
sports console, power disc brakes, power , steering, radio,
courtesy lights, whltewails, poorer steering, pooror dioc
tinted windshield. L is t P ric e 8860.
brakea, radio, tinted wlndsWaUl, deluxe wbool oovors.
List Price $8660.
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SALE PRICE 63153 SALE PRICE 92993 n
Sale is still in progress!
Mercury Montcisir 2-Door Hardtop Comet Sports Coupe
Brand Now M ercury M ontclair 2-Dr. Hardtop Oonwf Sports Coupo f D o nioiislivto f)
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Watkins holds this remarkable sale, and each year it's a success. Every department steering, radio, stereo-sonic tape system , rem ote coa-
wheel covers, w hitewalls, backup Hghte, padded dash,
has sharply reduced prices on almost all of its stock. Listed below are only a few of trol m irror, deluxe wheel covers. L is t P ric e $4073. radio, p ow er steering, plus rem ainder o f fa c to r y w a r­
many items'available. But hurry! All items are subject to prior sale. ranty. L la t P r ic e $3888.
UPHOLSTERY O C C A SIO N A L
SAU PRICE 63186 SALE PRICE 92067
2 cushion Lawson sofa w ith kick pleats and Famous D rexel W allace N utting. Collection.
Invader Gold textured cover.
“SA FE BUY” USED CARS
Bookcase Or D ining Roinn China. Finished in
REG . $269.00 N O W $165.
Pickled Pine.
Contem porary Loveseat w ith walnut legrs. REG . $859.60 N O W $229.
Loose pillow back. Royal blue antiqued satin Solid C herry G overnor W inthrop Drop Lid '64 M ureury
cover.
'66 Lincoln '66 Com ot '65 M ustang
Desk. H eavy brass pulls and block front. Committor
REG . $889.00 . N O W $289. 4-Door Sudan 2-Doer Sedan 2 plus 2
REG . $179.00 N O W $109. Sforion WagoU Burgundy, black vinyl
Colonial H epplewhite sin gle cushion loveseat. V-8, Wue, autom atic
Solid C herry Kneehoi!e Desk w ith 7 drawers roof, leather interior, air 6 - cylinder, autom atic,
Antique satin blue stria cover. M ahogaiiy ex­ Turquoise. V-8 ajitomatlc,
transmission,
posed fram e. and 2 file drawers. Brass pulls. power steering. n 0 9 S
conditioning, power win­
dows, pow er seats, speed
white- w ith red
Interior.
OSUim
^99 9 power steering. $1195
REG . $870.00 N O W $289. REG. $149.00 N O W $109.
control, .power S /n S C
Small Drop L id Desk in solid oak. Storage
Contem porary 8 cushion sofa w ith walnut legs. door locks.
Turquoise tweed cover.
REG . $229.00
Traditional, loose pillow back sofa w ith kick
drawers in base. H eavily antiqued.
N O W $149. REG . $248.00 N O W $169.
Small Ladies’ D rop Lid Desk w ith 2 drawers V-8,
*66 M ercury
Convurribla
white, automatic,
'67 Uncoln
4-Door Sedan
'66 Com ot
Station W ogon
'66 C ad iflae
ConimrHMu
White, red leath er Interi­
Dark green, full Continen­ e^yU nder good economi­
pleats. Red antiqued satin cover. and locking top. Mahogany. pow er steering. or, w hite top full power,
tal equipment, r a d i o , cal transportation! Bur­
REG . $489.00 ' N O W $849.'R E G . $222.00 N O W $109. plus air
Tuxedo s ty le ’ loose pillow back sofa w ith arm M ahogany G overnor W inthrop D rop Lid Desk,
pow er windows, pow er
seat, new white- T g O A g
gundy w ith o ff m g e
w hite hiterior. Only'’’O O w
conditioning. SAVE
'” vs. Blue and red document print o f beige.
K . $489.00
H eavy brass pulls and block fron t.
N O W $849. REG. $498.00 N O W $819.
'65 M orcury Porli '
Lone 4-Dr. Hardtop
w all tires.
'65 Com et CoHonto
W 09w
'64 Ford Goloxio
'67 Dodge M onaco
Turquolae, m atching v i­ Convorriblo 4-Door Hardtop
BEDROOM DIN IN G ROOM nyl interior, y-8, auto­ Green, w h ite convertible
2-Door Hcffdtop
Tan, Mack vin y l roof,
Contem porary Lane Cedar Chest w ith W alnut Famous Beals Round Extension Table that m atic, pdwer steering, top, V-8, automaiUc, pow­ Blue, black vinyl roof, V-8, pow er steering, fac­
finish.
REG . $79.95 N O W $49.
extends to a' large 72-inch. Maple. 6-way power M295 er steering. $1095 V-8, radio,
w hltewalU.
S D iC
''W d
to ry installed M gM I
REG. $149.00 N O W $99. a ir conditioning.
E arly Am erican C herry Lane Cedar Chest.
Cushman M ates Chairs w ith antioue finish.
REG . $89.95
M odem W alnut Bedroom Group.
N O W $55.
20% o ff
REG. $58.50 N O W $84.50 "Safe-Buy" Used Cars Can Be Beautiful, Too—
Cushman 42-inch round table w ith antique
Open Stock group o f E arly Am erican Maple
B ^ ro o m including Chests, Beds, W all Cabi­ finish. This Is A Sample Listing—W e Have Many, Mqny More!
nets, and Desks. 20% o ff REG. $176.00 N O W $99.
Tw in Bed Canopy Fram es. Cushman Oval D ining Table w ith antiqued
REG . $29.95
Full Size M odem W alnut Headboard.
N O W $10. finish.
REG. $206.60 N O W $129.50
LOW BANK FINANCimi WITH UP TO 39 MONTHS TO PAY!
REG . $89.60 N O W $19. 6-foot long Cushman T restle Table w ith an-
MORIARTY BROTHERS
M odem W alnut Bookcase Tops fo r 80-inch
tiaued finish.
Chests. REG . $221.60 N O W $149.
BEG . $79.60 N O W $29. D rexel Esperanto D ining Roimi. Spanish.
Open Stock o f W h ite French Provincial ] ^ - . 20% o ff
room Group including Chests, Desks, Dress- 48-inch Contem porary server. Pecky Pecan.
eiu, etc. 20% o ff REG. $170.00 N O W $99. “ Connecticut’s Oldest U n ed n -M eron ry, Cougar and M ontega D e a le r"
Open 9 A.M. to SiSO P.M.— Closed Mon.-r-Open Thurs. & Fri. until 9 P.M, OPEN EVEN IN GS — Thursday Eirtnings tM 6:00
315 CEN TER STREET, M A N CH ESIER PH O N E 643-5135
r
Wi
fiaifum Hale Day Panel
Looks to Profit in ^69
NMhaa B ala D ay Oora-
t m at laat night, w ith
of th a Rotary Chib
pNM nt, to dtooMi tlM oom-
nMbufm flM iirtrt ■ttnaUm. and
dadtoad to y a a i t tta easa to
tba f lf a and Dram Ball Cma-
n flto a, in Iiofiaa tk a t It might
ba « benaficiary c t the ball,
aU o h win probably bo h d d in
th a a p
H w oommtttoo’a altiiatioa la
anwiitliiiig o( a paradox, slnoe
Nafimn Bala Waakand, bald in
Saptonbar, was wUMy oonald-
arad a tiwoaendoiM aueoeas, but
It loot moBoy, about 91,000. I t
_______tho _____
flrat_____
tim e ____
the_____
town
had iiudnttHken such a thing,
aad the weekend included a
parade with o re r 90 vUltbig
fU b and Dram Oorpa, a mock
Raaohitlonary — , War.— -------
battle,, _
baB, and the dedication of th e
-----
Oapt. Nathan —
Hale SehooL
R alao included a lamb bar-
nsKh^m^y,*’‘tbe^l!^ D A R A n u o u n ce s
town
_______for_____
w hat_________
amounted t o , 8
Fife and Drum Oofp» m usiw ,
provldea the meals for the
vhdtlng corps, and Uds was one
of tha tachnipalltldb th a t was
piagnlng the com m ittee: How
to feed about 600 visiting corps-
man and their families. Then
tha Rotary Club offered to hold
the barbecue, with the com­
m ittee footing th e bill for the
The w eather held, the bar^
beeue was outdoors, and $400
worth of free meals were given
to th e vlaltors. TUs Is a p a rt
of the committee’s ladebted-
The re st of the money is owed
to 'th e Fife and Dram Corps,
who tootad biUa for the com­
mittee, since it had no funds
to work with.
In lerrlewlng
ewiiaa these ftusts
facts last
O c S d tte e Chairman
W srtey Lewis
>wt8 emphasised
emphasised that
th e committee, in setting ito th e
WBSkend, had abeolutely nooting
in th e way of precedents to
worfe with. M istak e were
made, Lewis asldl but if the
weekend is ever run egaiiK a
oommittoe woifld certainly know
what to do dlffererttly.
dne of these things would be
the sole of m uster buttons.
<hro(«b ahleh the committee
could have rnade about 91,500.
But only about $600 worth were P l a n U f M l I n
aold, and this in itseU would ^
have m ade the difference. The nesw LONDON C o n n
handled diffeirantly the next
t i m ^ committee m em bers
®****^- • Millstone Point here, the com-
The boll broke even, although
some profit w as expected. Other
eoqjenses Were covered some-
vdiat by tfag sale of beer and
" .
The oommittiee, with a bal-
once now of a little more than
9100, agreed to pay ott one-sixth
of its debt to the Rotary Chib,
then w ait and see w hat the Fife
and Drum Ball committee de-
d sio^ would be. ’Ihls year
woiid be the fourth Fife ^and
Drum Bell, and it is now tfadi-
tianally a benefit afliair. Last
year, each of three groups re-
ceived about $600 from th e
event
Bniw fo Board
Donald W. Perkins of Cov-
entry bas achieved high henors
HomsTwim
eomt
FIVE 1969
MUSTANGS
5 proud performers
MUSTANG
2-DR HARDTOP
MUSTANG MACH I '
PLUS 6RANDE, SPDRTSROOF, CONVERTIBLE!
GET WITH THE GOIHG THIHGAT %
muon f o r d
319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER
fo r th e flra t add fourth term
honor roO aft H artford S tate
ThobBtoal Oonaga^
“1110 Wbtriawmya Square
Dancers will danoa tomoiTOw
m g h t a t th e O ap t Natbam Hale
School R egular caller Eld
BiatM will ba on band and
rounds will b e cued by . Lillian
And Paul Zepke. Soft-soled
aboea are required and hours
a re 8-11 p.m.
I h e M otheta Club will hold
bustneas meeting Monday
night a t 8 p.m; in th a Booth
Dimock Libnaiy baaement,
MemtaMa are uigad to atten d
action on bylaws will ta k e
***^ fu rth er plana for th e
F ath er’s N g h t Dance
wUl be diacuaaed.
___.__ _______ _ _ __
_ Collins, Tony Enes, Steven Per-
Oantoer, t e l 749-8785.
C o n te st R u le s
‘Tbe D aughten of the -Ameri­
can Revolution have chosen
"Heroines of th e American Rev-
oluticn’’ a s the topic for its an­
nual Ameiioan history essay
contest.
Students in Grades 5 through
8 in public, private o r parochial
schools are eligible to partici­
pate. The nam e of the school
grade and home address of
th s oontestant miwt be fur-
nirtied trtth the essay.
The length cf the essay is
determined by th e grade of the
oontertant. Grades S and 6 will
be 800 to 600 words; Grades
7 and 8 are 800 to 1,000 words.
Typewtltten copies a re not re­
quired. However, if one is sub-
mKted, it roust be accompanied
by ona in tfae studant's o w n
hL dw ritlng. T h r c ^ m L ”
ber of words and a bibliography
m ust be included. Overlength
essays a re disqualified.
Ea<m grade wlU be Judged
separately. ’Ih e wlnnerB of the
local chapter contest will be
eligible for ihe state DAR
American history essay ccty-
test.
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A P la n t
Z h .l O I H l C I T l o l l l
lU O ia ie
atomic power plant In Oonnec-
Ucut and It may be built at
pany said Thursday,
if buUt here, it would be
Millstone’s third such plant. The
first is about 70 p er cent com-
5 Is already
projeOteU ton la tw construction,
'The first unit, ejcpeoted to be
completed late this year or
early in 1970, will be capable
of producing 600,000 w atts. ’The
second plant is engineered for
800,000 watts,
William D. Victe J r., North-
east’s public information super-
visor, said the third plant would
be comparable in size to the
iirst two.
Viets said a number of sites
have been mentiemed for the
"®'w plant and Millstone Point
among them.
— ‘000 DN.
It ft TN9 C O N G tM NG'
ilA N C H E S T E R E V E N I N Q H E k A L D , M A N C H E S T E R , O O N N ^ F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 10. 1 9 6 9
M ANCHEaiTgt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. (X )N N „ FRIDAY, JAN yA EY 10, 1909
PAG E n n v i i t
South W indsor B o y C o a stin g nsenrof the hospitality commit-
toe. B o o k s D o n ate d A genciles T o ld
Cub Scouts Anin
mAH. 11
By CLAY R..POLLAN-
Voor Daily AcHvHy Guida
UIRA
" " ■ " /T l
A t P a r k H u rt
An elght-y«ar-old boy warn ad-
The guest speaker has served
a s an nseistant probation offleer
to r th e State Juvenile Court. In
B y B \u t i B V it li
Charter Oak Lodge of B’noi
M e e tin g D a t e s
D u e b y Jan. 3J
TV-Radio Tonight N o t n a lljr L a n y l A t
H o d m o f P ly w o o d
you ean b o y aa
Get Awards
According la lha S io n .
To develop m e tso g e for S o tu rd o y ,
read words corresponding to num bers
OCT. i t s
. A.lA-2i/r> mittcU to M anchester Memorial
Hospital yesterday with a frac­
his present poet is responsible
for school^iollce liaison, and B’rith has donated 160 copies
U o y d l Is p rttfin is liG d
lo w a a t-.i
The following aw ards were ^TA U R U S of your Z odiac birth sign. ~
scoftPta
tured rtndl sustained in a sled- identification and aaelatanoe to
youth In conflict wMh the com­
of the B’nal B’rith AnU-Dafema- T elevision p a n f tl in g M p G iis iv * ?
AM. W ipg accident in Oeitter Springs Uon League publication, " Polios P erry M a an n par panel
ayer s
presented a t f te December 1 You 31 Check ^ICouse ocr. munity, famSy, o r school.
^ MAT M 2HoM 32 Keep 62Monm P ark. He also received a Uuree- in Orlato,’' to Manchester CMn- Jfarr O rU ^
meeting of the Wapping Cub 3Pnp<o 33 Be 83 Your * wor.; Inch gash on the forehead, po­ He also serves as advisbr to huKHrae end oommMtoM that
^ 3-12-20-29 4A the MBC Youth Council, and as munKy College.
Scout Pack 186; Three-year ser­ /49-52-82-87 34 With 64 Grosp 38^-40-434 lice say. He ie in satisfactory Jdn. 91 te tha deadtete to r fllk ^ Truth or Ooueequenow
5 Forgflt 35 Slow 65 Give 66-78B8B9< Manchester’s reproeentative to ’ The gift was m ade in response NalittKU--
vice pin, Steven Andross, Rob­ U M IN I 6 36 Repoir 66 And condition today. wUh ib a tram elerk a aobedtfte uwe. -a-------
ert Reeves, Jeff Small, John 7 Rtsentmtnf 37 Someone 67 Tactful SAGITTARIUS the G reater Hartford Narootioe to a request to Malcolm O. Web­
8 Don't WOK. 22 A The boy, Jam es L eid of 68 Steering Committee. at r a ta la r maettege for the
Waitt and Dale Wassenor; Two- 38 Less 68 Thon
Strickland St., w as s l i d i n g ber, regional dlreetor of t h e 2:W
y r r J UHt M 9W is« 39 Household 69 Feelings Antl-Defamatloii League in 1666 dalendar yepr.
HOUSE OF
service pin, Scott Beecher, t0B« ' 40 Items OfC. 21 g
rWl'-i3-59dO II Bt
70 Deols with his brother Mark, accord­ Ita addltton, he h as reihhMled roah Cbamaral
Michael Bentley, M ark Brown, :fe*4-71-79-90 41 Come 71 Attfoctive 19-22-23-50/< ing to police, on a hU Just east Divorced 2 nd Time New Haven, by Thom as . P . Opeimtton Bntertaai-
l2Contocted 42 Plons 72 A ^ t 5861-74 Oormore, head of MOCfs two- lha Board a t Kdaeatton, Uie Re-
David Dutton, Tony Bnes, Kev- CANCIR 13 Peevish 43 Clothir>g 73 Hot of the m ain eliding are a a n 'd MIAMI (AP) — A o tn ss C»o- devatepnent OoenmlaBkm, the (6) tJBjA.
in French, Bruce Oeselman, UBe 44 Words 74 Trouble CAPRICORN
went down a path between some year law enforcement ourriou- Aftamoan Reinit „ Mart ariffln (O
jm S J U H t l l
15 Should 45 To 75 AnsVfers DfC. 22 rtat DeHaven an d R ld iaid kim. The books are being used Houateg 'Auliiortty and the nnUi
—-— or <—
— Canseqiwacea 8:00 (04) W aohlactaa; Weak la Re-
I) What • N mt T TlDT"
PLYWOOD
Ingersoll, Daniel Johnson, 16 Invitotion 46 Who's 76 Cleon trees there. FlndM r have divorced for a seo- BiRMing Oommtttaa that they
JAW. 19 in a couree taught by Oonnora.
Alex Jones, Scott Kenyon, Mi- 8-10-13-34 17 Dellberote 47 And 77 To He ran into the re a r of a ood t(me. roust file alao wiih the Secre­ . . W eatlier 8:80 I S ^ WOo m
Oomer Pjrle
18 Content 48 Diplomotic 78 You 14-17-21-35 bench a t the bottom of the hill Chairman of the com mittee 80) V oH ale's Navy
chael Nadeau and Clifford Oll- ■>'3
JV-Ab-S! 19 Arguments 49 Be ^ Opporttmities 48-85-75 Their second m arriage ended ta ry at the Btete’a ottlce, akioe OMOMD) ----- M enu of Om
20 Now that is cemented in the ground. siqqdying the books w as Atty. M) Who la . . Oeme
velra and One-year service pin, Thursday when Fincher, a FTor-
Oerald Fergtison.
LIO
JULY 23 21 Be
22 Or
50 Emotions
51 Heed
'52 Criticoi
80 Out
81 Expensivt
82 And
AQUA8IUS
JAN. 70 A cruiser patrolm an brought
Wm to th e em ergency room.^
Ida state representattve end RoUarld Oostlemon. lhay axJrt aa a raaidt of atate \v the
Hi^Urhts
V ^^ Botinn of
Also, Denners, David Joensuu, AUG, 22 23 Keyed-up ni. II. auto dealer, won a divorce on a (X» Show
Scott Kenyon and Donald Tay- 5-25A4-47 24 Moy
25111
53 Your
54 Under
83 Or
84 Of
M-1S28-384 oounter- clahn of extrem e cruel­ Tha 1667 siato LeglalBture G uest Ccdler a:06 (40;
News (O
55 Hard 85 Pott L o w -in c o m e U n its panaad a UB wMch provUea for
lor; A ssistant denners, William
CoUlna, Bruce Kilgore and Cllf-
'35.49-64S5 26 In
27 To
28 With
56 Through
57 III
86 C hongtt
87 Gtntrofy
68-72S1-88<
PISCIS D ig a n to Sp e ak
ty. He said Mtas DeHaven told
him she was going on th e road G e t F e d e r a l F k in d s
the ffibig by local and state
agenotea.
Max F o n q « ie of InUampoHii.
IixL, will ba guest caller a t a
6:15 CSO) Lodnip
6:16 ( 8) Wbndorfol WoiU of
840)
(C)
------ ) J M d For the .
PREFINiSHED PRE-FINISHED PEGBOARD
88 Itomt with a musical, "Golden Boy,’’
ford Oliveira;
----------- citlsen, William 29 ^ ^ y _,-S) 6 k l R ep o rts 04040) Star Trdk
89 C louts
O f D r u g P ro b le m an d would not return to Miami. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The ooiiedule of meettnga w tt special dance aponaored by the 6:80 (M) Whet’s NewT U:00 lO -l^ M j^ ) News, Ideal for urn in 1
MAHOGANY
30 Benefit 90 Todoy MAS. 7 0 ^ ^
ally-sponsored low-lnoome hods-' be oo file tor InepeoUon In the Mancheater Square Daiwe Ohib ^ll^iWSJtra C ra^te_(C ) W orkrtups, etc.
werdo, Alan Oough, Alex Jopea, ^ N c u tn l 2- 7-26-31J Mlee DeHaven, who Uvea in ^ ---- --- Reynoida 1(3)”
33^7 lio b ert J . Digan, coordinator New Totl^ did irot appear in ing here is getting 93>(i>4,980 for town oterit’s ottine. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. a t Whd- (1O4M0) HunUey’-Brinldey , . ____BpeotaciSar
M atthew Leavitt, Donald Tay­ mbdernlaaitlon from the D epart­ deB School. * (UMOOMA Tonlsht (O
of Youth Servloes for ’The c o u rt Fkadier agreed to pay P iM o Act 728 afatea thait no J
6:45 (S) ) News 1/8” — 4x8 S H E E T
lor and Paul 2!danls.
Also, aquanaut, Tony Enes,
^
Chester Board of Education, wlM
q>eak about "Teen-agera and
$400 a month attmony end 9400 a
month support for their two
ment of Housing and U rban De­
velopment.
regular meeUng of any offlotal
body may be heM sooner dian
Mr. and M ra R u a ^ White 7:00 ( 8) Death VaHey Days (C)
will cue the round daitoSs. Thtt-
(13)
6408
JmU kovle
-w T Sot “
Joey BWiop (C) PANELING TEM PERED $2.98
Daniel Johnson end Paul Zda-
nis; craftsm an, Steven F ^ -
P u b lic R e co rd s the D rag ProU em s,’’ at a m eet­ diUdren, Horry, 0, aiMl FaJth, 6, HUD Indicated ThunMay that 80 days attar the iRing of a eta m ay be obtained from any
SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR OOMPLETB USTINOS
W arrantee Deeds Ian . 11, S t Bridget Church. ing of the Ladies of St. Jam es an d give Mlaa DeHaven a new the funds will be administered schedule.. committee m em ber o r id the 8/16x4x7 1/4” — 4x8 S H E E T
w erda and Matthew Leavitt;
gold arbow, Howard Kahn; sil­ F red ’Tedford to Rudiriph V. ’Thomas Ja m es Harvey, 28 Monday at 8 p.m. In S t Jam ea’ ca r Manually. through the Bridgeport Housfiig NoMoe of a apeotal meeilng door. R adio
ver arrow, Scott \lTsneskl;
wolf badge, M atthew GonUck,
Howard Kahn and ’Theodore
arvl May Lou Plerro, property FM^> Rd., ‘and LUUan Daley
on Dartmouth Rd., oomneyanoe W anier, 96 Broad S t, Jan. 18,
912-66. North UMted Methodist Church.
School HaS.
Mrs. Donald Briggs is in
charge of the program, and
They were divorced first In
1968 after seven years of m ar­
riage, then rem arried Jan. 19,
Atdhorlty to upgrade F ath er
Panlk Village, PMneas T. Bar-
num Apartmenta and tha
muet be given not leas than 24
houre pater to ih e. time of the
meeUng, by porting a notice of
The gucMb caller has operated
hie own square dance hail since
1950 where he com pote claaees
( lU s Usttng Inchidee only those newa broadossta of 16 o r 16
minute length. Some et attone c a n y oflier short newsoaste.) * 2.88
Far F un I
TEM PERED $4J9
Rankin; bear badge, Michael
Bentley and G ary Hammlck;
Lloyd A. and Betty L. Lum bra Richard Albert Roy, Thloott-
to Sehastlan and Conoetta A. vtHe, and Doima Lee Randall,
Mrs. George Dickson is chalr- 1908. Charles F. Greene Homes. 4he tone and place with the
town clerk.
and has a fuB program of
square dance chibs raid pUbHc 7:00
WBCH-eie
5:00 Hartford HI(ldlchU
New*
8:96 StrkXly Sports
6:86 Afternoon Bdltlon
6 :« BU RHpoit (< 0 ON-THC-iOB nNISHINQ
, Vinyl Panels
dances. He has been callbig for 8:00 OesUaht 7:00 Aooent 09
I
showman, Michael Nadeau; Greco, property a t 28-80 Cooper 162 Loomis St., Jan. 11. S t Hrawver, an emergency pro- 26 years and travels thioughout 12:00 Quiet Houm 7:15 Now AUTUM N (Comi^tely Watriudble)
sportsman, M ark Brown; out- a t , conveyance tax 941.80. B ridget, Church. virton for apeotal meeUnga per- w ro r u - iu t 7:90 Osvtd Brinkley
(tooraman, Steven Ferw erda; th e United States and OStiada 5:00 Denny CUytoo News of the WoiM 4 x 8 H A R V EST
JOHN’S FLOOR (»VERIN6
Neva E. Laine to Carlo F. Building Perm its mtta a mertteg wttfaout the fU- 81 . _ Pop Ooooert
liSS
artist, Donald ’Taytar; scholar, and EUa QuagMa, property on George F. Burke Oo. for B er­ tag of the tkne and place, pro­
to fulflU hia caU ng engage­ 6:00 Dick Heatherton
9:00 Steve Iforsan 9:06 N Atbent PLANKED ROSEW OOD 96M
Paul Corooran; arrow of Bght, ments. 1:00 Oery O lrsrd U:00 News, W eather W A LN U T $!
OolumtMa St., conveyance tax nard Pesao, aHerationa to dwell­ vided that the mtautea of eueh 11:15 (" ^ rirt#
t s Pinal
Scott Ingersoll, Clifford Oliveira, 9M.20. ing a t 97 Osshman Dr., $1,000. w m r—1996 U:80 Side of tha Day
Robert Reeves, Jeff Small end B. Heuoci ft Sons for State
a special meettiig, seMhig foeth 6:00 News
6:15 8 ^ UP 4 x 8 SIENNA W A LN U T
Wilbur M arkham to the RAW the nature of the emergency TE A K
John Waitt. Co., property a t 829 E. Center Connecticut, dem ohsh indus- 2 5 4 B R O A D ST. T E L 6 4 3 -9 4 7 9 and the proceedlnga at toe E ig h t T a k e O a lii 6:16 Speak V o B aitfoid
8:00
1,200 WeUs in Mideatt TO N E $4.79
All boys a re asked to turn In S l, conveyance tax 930.80. tria l building a t 1273 Tolland 6:45 Lowril ■nio
____ LONDON — There a r e only I PECAN
meeting, are flled with toe town
their registration money for Quitclaim Deed Tpke., $2,000. oletk wMMn 73 houra. O f G itize n sb ip 6:66 Phi] Riszuto
7:00 The World Tcnlsbt 1,200 w e lls producing In toe I M ISSION
1969, which is 91, os soon as B erttia Relnke WetheroU to Robert Peck, alterationB to 7:90 Frank Oiftord
possible. The n ex t committee Eight cu«a people becam e nat- 7:80 ^>eak Up Sports RQdtSe Esaft, com pared wtthi| 4 x 8 JAD E ELM CHERRY $4.79
meeting Is today.
Young OOP M eeting
Jam es E. and Ehnma Taggart, dwelling a t 73 Milford Rd., $1,-
property on We»s 8L, convey­ 000.
J ft J Sign Co. for Frank
January Carpet Sale ViWit C h a n ge d
8:00
ui'allzed U.S. citizens this morn- 8:10 S p e ^ Up Bporis
8:80 Speak Up Hartford
iTig In U.S. D istrict Court -In 11:30
TSdOOO in th e United States.
Deqftte tU s, the Middle E ast
4 x 8 {UMBER
PECAN $M 1
ii
TT*e Young _________
RepubUoan____Club
ance tax 918.20.
William G. M arkham and Wymen, sign at 484 E. Middle
B arry PVuber
Hsutford in ceremonies w i t h 19:15 Sion Off
oonUnues the top producer with I BLONDE
W A L U T O -W A U 406.6 million tone of oil ex-1
will m eet tmiight a t 8:16 a t the
Podunk Mill p/>>w»rf Roxana M. H arper to
H arper to W lb u r W.
w itbur W. ^ $160.
^ ’ VI
B y B lb od ln io b ile w
Judge T. Em m ett Ctarte pre­ 6:00 Afternoon Bdttlonn o— iaaa
traotod In 1667, com pared with I . W A LN U T UUAN $6011
siding. 8:00 New*
Markham, property a t 829 E. Ot»«y«rs i ^ n ^ t t o n for '464J1 mUUon toaie In the United |
LUXURY They are : Mra. Claudta Mon­ 8:15
The location tor the monthly M arket Report
Campaign' and a social hour
a Camnaiem’’ 6:90 W eather Statae.
S t Jam ee’ C hurdi to Catholic ^ Hartford Rd., $260. Jted Cross Bloodmoblle visit to aco of 848 Main S t, Mra. Eleo­
will follow.
___ Cemeteriea Association of the ™*>Uc Sign Service for B urr
Archdiocese of Hartford Inc., Nurseries, sign at 402 N. Main
Mianehester has ^ e n changed
nora Noryk of 8 O resem t CSr-
de, Rockville, h&a. R ita H. Shop-at-hom fl 64t-28S6
from the Salvation Arm y (Cita­ Newton of Phoenix St., Vernon,
CARPET
•Forced Landing 27.B6 acres of cemetery land off 91®®- W h G n T h tt O e e A i i o i i C o Bb f o r F to w ttn ,
the westerly side of Broad St. del to the Concordia Lutheran Mra. Ping Wang C hra a n d
Church, Pitkin St. Wen Helen Chen cf 484 W. Mid­ S to w H o o n : M n L -S A t 9 A J i . to 9 P J L
LA PAZ, BoUvla (AP) — St. Bridget Church to Catho­ Drug Addiction Up T h in k ^ T h tt
President Rene Barrientos and lic Cemeteriee Association of LONDON—The BriiUch Home The visit will be Wednesday, dle Tpke., Robert E. Lavoie of It s so to chooee the right psneliag in yam own
33 other persm s were in a plane the Archdiocese of Hartford Office says th e number
that made a farced landing 90 I"c., 15 acres of cem eterv land of known d r^ .a d d ic ts In Britain C R C S IJA N A C R Y L I C
Jan. 15 from 1:45 to 6:80 p.m.
Persons who made appoint­
19 Somerset Dr., Renato Bon-
etU of 63 Homestead St. a n d ParkhiU-Joyce hom a w here you can eee how it blends with your
I present furnlshfaigs. Our paneling expert will arrange
301 ADAMS ST R E E T
ments for the Salvation Army SahoUno F . DlOregorlo of 66 a co n v e n i^ t appointnuent, bring samples, mestnira and O o m a r e t H flH ard S t r o a t — M m e h e a te r
miles south of La Paz. One pro- to the w est of Oakland St. and increased from 1,849 in 1966 to
■ the north of N. School 3t.
Pe>l«r of th e a ir force C47 came to 1,729 to 1967, In the meantime are asked to keep the sam e ap­
pointment for. the new locatlmi.
Elizabeth Dr. Flower Shop give your oast rigita there. S o nwigaH...
off in fHght and the pitot m ade a Attachmeata 102 addicts were considered Choose from Celeste tipped sheared or Frank Oskelsr,
on eerg in e landing, WHe Motors Ihc. against Ctor- cured and there w ere 274 con- " T h e Red Cross ' says blood 061 MAIN 8T„
a w as tho worst Oitoig wMch ence J. Tedford, property off viotions tor iUegal' poeseaslon of Sylvan Plush in 12 colors. Installed with supplies a re far from being re ­ F u n d s’ L ac k F o rc e s (Next to Hartiord Nsttonal
^ h a p p e n e d to m e In all my Birch Mt. Rd., $500. heroin. Registered addicts can Sq. Y d. plenished, end all healthy don­ .C f tth o lic S c h o o l M e r g e r Bank)
M arriage licensee 32-oz. padding. ors a re being urged to help re ­ a Y B S -W li D1_________
llX IV liB a
obtain drugs legally in Britain Rcff. 111.95 Fhoaeat OIMWI—a u .i4 4 i
Charles Robert SturwoM, while uTtder treatm ent. lieve the situation. HARTFORD (AP)—State Bank
Red Cross offlctals say it will y ear experiment in the Stam ­ R e a d H e ra ld A dvertisem ents
be several weeks before even ford diocesan school system wlU
end when Presentation High
a m inim al'supply of blood can
School is rejoined with Stam­
be stored on the shelves of the ford O a t t x ^ n g h .
Blood Center.
The Rev. M artin B. Httchoock,
Volunteer workers are now
U & n u a r y V trM t& S & t& l
chooesan superinfendettt of
contacting past donors, making schods, said ’Ihuraday the m er­
appointments for the January ger hod become neoessary be­
visit. Mra. Myron Bogllsch, cause of personiKl aitd financial
chairm an of the M anchester problems.
Bed Cross Blood Program , As concelveU three y ears ago.
GREAT ONCEApYEAR SAVINGS ON ALL YOUR LINEN CLOSET
Dry Cleaning Discount Sale
urges peraomi who have never Presentation High w as opened
given blood to phone for an ap­ as the counterpart for girls of
pointment o r just walk Into the Stamford (JatboUc, w hldi was
church on Jan. 15. to become eTcolusively for boys.
OFMANOBESTEB
54 M f e K R s n o r
a.
K x p iic s F ri>. 2 8 , 19«9 Is the tim e to bring Is ; ' eeMese to he repaired.
ExipiiCB F e b . 2 8, 1969 Storm wlndaiw i
M E N ^ L A D I E S ’, P L A I N , 1 P I E C E
SUITS or D R E m S CLOmCOATS
M E ir S , L A D IE S ’ P L A IN
$1 65
op ■ a V w AUTO euss IHSTALLED
C kaned end F k d s h ^
( l i m i t 8 t o a (jo n p im )
>
C k a n e d a n d P re o a e d JL OUSS FURNiTIHIE TOPS
mRRORS (FliiphMt M Dtotr)
199
Reg. 91.65 ( F o r T r im E x t m ) Beg. 6 S 0 6 j
PIQTimE FRAilllie (all typM)
Coupon M ust Be rraaw ited W ith Item s L eft FVir i
A lj g E N 'S ;
I an d C arry Only OoupoB Moot Be Fraarated WUh Ifama L eft F e r ----------g ' Peek s a d G erry Only
lALLEN'S!
WINDOW and PUTT SUSS B y ^ tE A N A U N " L29 S
49 »
T u b E n d e a n r s a fn em 980 to 946 ^ o a Inatallatfam
area rugs "M O N T C L A IR "
COUPON [1I M 3 I D . D . E IS E N H O W E R , D E C A N T E R AIIHmo fashion grant.
E x p ir e s F e b . 2 8 ,1 9 8 9
P L A IN
E x ^ r e s F e b . 2 8 ,1 9 6 9
iPiW OC
J. F. KENNEDY, DE
F . D . RO O SEV ELT
M. L . K IN G
BCiCANTER
R . F . K E N N E D Y ...................................
.W K W aSV eV
1.99
i l l * RA xfiS
^Ciyilal Poloco* towel
oneambloe hovo Ihexlng
of toxiura p l^ a d
against the richneee of
eellde. In a sweep of
morveleue colore. Can­
72x90 blankets
N U L IN E R B PR O D U enO N S FROM
$ 1 .2 5
SHIRTS
im 2 l
non-tow eti ora pucksr
5 1968 C A M P A IG N B O T T L E S . . . s e t Our m etl M pular rug a t o grant law free.
SKiiiTs or m ouses M E N ’S B U S IN E S S ■
1967 BAG X M A S P L A T E S
1968 BAG X M A S P L A T E S
pries. KhT% ylicoea rmravon n c c .- ..
plla with rubberised sIcliLraelelani A grant blanket value from Chatham. Made of 63%
P k a ts E x tra
C
r Om T mm backing. 12 dacornlor wlore. ro)^on aratoto and 33% ocryllc — for warmth without
L a n n d e r e d to P e r f e c tio n ’ll
C lea n ed a n d F in is h e d Reg. 60c ( M u s t B e I n G ro o p s o f 5 ) weight. 6" nylon binding. Groan, roro, blue, turduoira,
K Beg. Slo ex. gold, pink. If first quality, 3.98 each. •___________ ■ ■
Coupon M ust Be Presented W ith Item s L eft F o r i I and C a n y Only Ooopon Mnot Be Freoanted WUh Item s L eft F o r Oleoning^-Oeah and G arry Only
B A U C H 'S !
Yarn! ,& ( x f k r p j U c e d ] IfDKP e M e e t
OLIVE SONREF GUSSES^ SAVE UP TO 2 stytmf
50%
**In A n E le g a n t
B lo d c m D e d g n ”
C H O IC E OF
Gat A Set of ThcM BeaulHul Olatset While They LatH i*>XVaVCVe*>C
3 SIZES
K-.-.-.-.-.sv.-.-S
ONE ( 1) GLASS P-R-E-E WITH EVERY *3.00 INCOMING DRY CLEANING ORDER!
JANUARY • 4 6 Z r 3 PLY KNITTINO
<1
M AKE O N E CALL
Home Of worsted FAMOUS
ALLEN’S SONTIQUE
D O IT A LL— 4 es., 4 ply knlttlnn th o c e n i f e d p illo w th a t g i v e t
Qualify woretM yarn. Over 60 y o u a g o o d n ig h t's s le e p
SEN D YOUR coJore to chooee from.
Pull ekaln. 88*
DRY Cleaning . 4
21x27
mattress pads
• 4 O Z ., 4 PLY O R L O N
CLEANING --P lu $ ^ SALE 21x31 A m fco r B tm d F ltta d i
Soydle woratad
W IT H Y O U R Prompt n g e ta r fy i . i f
21x37 10.93 89x16 89x16 838
SHIRTS! — r^im ndsUtsusL.
99‘
4,.Wh# 4 ply ^ o n eoy- Pilled with l ^ r a l 7 tm.-the poly
Service! olla w ontod walghl 14x16 64x16 K (96
Rotl^
Machine washable
yarn. O iolca of 40- w thout moning. ^Aochlne dryoble
617 Moiii Street (Comer pf Pearl) Across From Mary Cheney library
H* Retolne ih eoftr
end buoyancy. Nan-allerganle.
^n«ti Firmly quiltod, strongly bound. Anchor bands or flltod
Btylee. Famous quality, liaoe for twin or full bode.
H O U S E & .H A LE
ir ir ic "T O L L A N D C O U N T Y 'S F IR S T A K D O L D G S T D R Y C
CLl AB A
ANNM
m ee B S I lA M J S H M G N T r ' ir i dow ntow n m a in s t r e e t , M A N CH ESTER
O p o n 6 D a y a — Tlnuna. ti l l 9 P J L • 648-4128
T R I-C IT Y P L A Z A — V E R N O N , C O N N .

i'p M L at B a lm « Weiss araimmed today be la Tha dlraeiitar said be did not
400 Mata S t
iSl S tem of going abaad with plfpe to Jote
Omreb the MBtual Fcitoe AM( Oanpaot
U rta i wiU IM in wttfa ttie 01^ of Raittord a n d
area toams “ ia vtow o f the sop-
m tj aaU at Sm fo- port vetoed by the Board of
SUBday teon 1 to DIreetors,”
« SM V to t pan. WeiSB aakad for a eleaad ses­
«h a awCTiata Ibat sion with the diractora Tuesday
taMMas. to do ao malH night, wMtta lasted about an
oataMMtonB to tba hour, to dtsouM the compact..
fXiBd ct OHter Oon- Along with PoHoe Chief Jamea
Ctezrcfa or to tba M. Reardon and the managar'a
S ibM uH a tba aselatewt, John B. Haridns,
Weisa explained toe compact,
a dlreotor later aald.
AMMUgb toa toarn manager
does not need the dlrechw’s per­
Obituary mission to have the town Join
the conopact he asluftl the di­
rectors’ support and got tt from
six of the seven directors there.
BdMtm'Woman
Fo u n d Dead;
Operated Shop
B b u n m — Mrs. HUdur J.
Baoba, Ot araa tound daad In
Im t bona on Shoddy MMl Rd.
yaaterday nom fair tqr bar brotit-
ar, X o^ Netoon, o i Kaor Havoi.
Bar death ama apparently the
naidt €t an ewckleid. She waa
OoOBd at tba bottom o< a fUgtat
o ( ataba laadiiis to tba second
float, where bar badroonT waa
tooatad.
. RaaMent ItaMper Robert Pat-
acaon, aaaiatad by C|)l. John Ma-
hoaey ot Gohdieater Troop, In-
.VeaMfated. Dr. Fianota Burke,
madloal examiner, aald death
waa due to a fraoture of the
oarvloal aplne.
Petaraon aald that liba.
Baoba may bave tripped on the
top atolr and teilen Dr. Burke
MlliiMUtod M n. ^*^»*''**f‘ i>aH
bean daad about m, day and a
half wben her body waa found.
Mra. Bacbe lived alone. Her
hnahand, Brlk S. Baoba, died
two yaara ago. Natshbora, Mr.
and Xra. William SUay, notlc-
tos no bfhta the night before,
and trying the door to no avail,
tolaphoned Nelaon.
dbe waa bom in Skovde,
Sweden, and had Sved in Bol­
ton for M yaata. She owned aoid
operated the Charla Oonast Shop
on dMyn S t, Htotfoad; from 1B29
until aha retired tout summer.
She waa • nMmbw of Bolton
'Oangregattanal Church.
Survlvora, bealdea bar broth-
ea; bndude a eon, EMc A. Bsche
of Miarietth, Oa., and ttwae
grandaona.'
Holmes Funeral Home, 400
Mata S t, Mhnohaatar, is la
charge of arrangements which
taoonipMA.
Mrs. W . Jtaoobs
Mrs. Bertha Whiten Jacobs,
90, ot WUlimantlc, sister c f
lb s . Fhank Hoode c f ManrhfS-
tor, dtad yesterday a t a WUH-
mantlc oonvaleedent home.
Survtvois also Indude a
daughter and senreml ntec^ and
nepbetwa
Funeral servtoea w ill be held
tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Patter
EVsicral Home, 466 Jackson St.,
WUMmantic. Burial w ill be In
'(Md WiUlmantic Cemetery,
There wU be no naiiitig. hours.
M n. Nany E. Sandberg
t:»V B N T R Y — Mrs. Nany to 4 and 7 to. 9 p.m.
Em labetb Anderson Sandberg,
88, of West Hartford, mother of
M fs . Hans Hansen of Coventry,
died yesterday at a Hartford
area ocnvaleeoent home.
Sui T lvon also Include a son, 2
othw daughters, 10 grandchil­ E^meral services for M r s .
dren, and IS great-grandchil­ Myri A. Moyer of 64 Wedge-
dren.
Ehnenal services will be held Moyer, were held yesterday af­
homorrtvw at 11 am . at Rose ternoon ait the W.P. Qtiish Fu­
H<il Mtunorial Home, S80 Blm neral Home, 228 Main St. The
St.,. Rodky Hill. Burial will be Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pas­
in Rose ion Memorial Park, tor of Trinity Covenant Church
Roctky H U .
Th>vre wiB be no calling Cemetery.
houra.
■Tack Cramer
Mack Cramer, 73, of Ports­ WUliamson.Jr., and G e o r g e
mouth, ^^a./ father of Mrs. Doris KeUey.
Silveratel'n c f 27 Lexington Dr.,
died yesierttay morning in a
hospital in v i rginla.
Survivors' include his wife, a
son. anotfaeir d'aughtor, and sev­
eral grandcl lilt Iren.
FVneral stin dees were held first woman appointed to a sub-
this morning In Virginia.
Mrs. Fran cl's Barrows
VERNON — ktrs.
Caroline ally of the President-elect.
Elisabeth Turner Barrows, 71,
of Etaat Hartford,, mother of Thursday to be an aasiatant sec­
WdUam A. Tum e)’ of Vemoh, retary of health, education and
died yesterday at NH. Sinai Hos­ welfare. Nixon ordered that her
pital, Hartford. 9 ve was the appointment be announced be­
wife of Francto^ar. n>ws.
Survivors also incilude 2 oth­ appointee, said' an aide, "be­
er sens, 2 brothers, 12 grand­ cause of her long association
children, and 2 great -grandchU- with Nixon and the Nixon organ­
drm.
Funeral services wU 1 be held
tomorrow at i l a.m . at the was national Republican com­
Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral mittee woman from OaHfomla.
Home, 1602 Mein St., Elast Hart­ She was oo-ohatrraan of the 1968
ford. The Rev. John l.l. Duff, NixesvAgnew campaign.
pastor of St. .lohn's Episcopal
Church, Blast I-Jarttord, vdll of­ fice of Consumer Servloea and
ficiate. 'Burial will be in Rose the Center for Community Plan­
Hill Memorial Park, Rocky HiU. ning. " I am very proud to have
Friends may caU at. the' fu­ Pat Hitt, the first woman
neral home tonight from 7 to 9. named to the administiation, on
Michael Yaroma
MIohaet Yaroma, 88, of 271 in announcing the appointment.
Oak St., wian dead on airtval
this m omiiig at Mianchester Jf. Hilt, a Los Angeles manage­
Msmorlal Hospital after suffer- ment consultant, and the moth­
log a baart tittaric at his home. er of two sons, John, 27, and Pa-
Ha was tbs husband of M r s .
Sophia Oroot Yaroma.
lb . Taromai was bom E'eb. Irom the geologists, but that’a
10, 1010 lit Pimnaylvania, .Mn aU so far.” —Aatrom ^ WiUiam
. of Paul and Bhui Taromn, an ] A. Anders when asked what the
had Uvad In Mkiwhester for the reaction had been to pictures of
pant » yaata. H'« waa emjptoyed craters within craters on the
aa a wahlar at Itoatt and Whlt- moon,
W eiss Plans to Go Ahead
Police A id Compact
Robert B. the dlraentlng dbaotor s a id .
South Viets Claim
191,307 Foe Killed
(Gantinned from Page One)
•imuana of South Vlet-
nameM,” it claimed, “ tost year
rose iq> to break tbe puppet ad-
mlnistratlan by trig rinmfcs, lib­
erated over 1,000 more hamlets
and set up revtUutionaiy power
in many vast areas.”
The year end reperte o f Sal-
goo and Hanot ware iaaued amid
a general hiU in the grotmd war,
airiMugh military headquaiters
rqwrted enenw haraaring at­
tacks today, tnchullng the pre­
dawn abetting of the Mekong
Delta’s biggest U. S. alrfirid
and faelioopter base.
Viet O o ^ gumiera seroed in
on the airfield outatde dan Tho,
in the drila, a delta airfield at
Soo. Trang; an Amwican artU-
le iy baae near the Cambodian
border northwest of Saigon, end
a South 'ITetnamese regimental
headquarteia at Quang Ngai
airfield to the far northern war
S0tl6«
None of the attacks did much
damage or caused aerioua caa-
ualtiaa.
mortar toid haaoiSm atnUs
raked tbe a q ta lt tarmac and
the frame ddmtatatratlon bulld-
inga of Binh n n iy airfield. Just
outaide tbe main delta etty of
Can Tho, before dawn. One
South Vietnameae soldier was
kUled and a few American and
government wotmdeil were re­
ported, but otficera said the
eheUa failed to hit any planes or
heHooptera in sandbag aheUera.
Biidi Thuy, about 80 miles
southwest of Saigon, is the air
logistics hub tor tbe Mekong
ney Division o f United Airoraft
Qorp., Bast Hartford. He was
a member o f the Holy N a m e
Society of St. James’ Church.
Survivors, besides Ms wife,
include a sister, Mrs. Chariee
Lucas of Middlesex, N.J.,
The funeral w ill be held Mon­
day at 8:10 a.m. from the John
F. ‘Tierney E\meral Home, 219
W. Center St., with a Mass of
requiem at 8^ James' Church
at 9. Buiiai w ill be in S t James’
ejemetery.
Friends may call at fiK fu­
neral home tomorrow from 7
to 9 p.m; and Sunday from 2
Fnnerals
Mrs. Myri A. Moyer
wood Dr., widow of WilUam C.
officiated. Burial waa in Etadt
Bearers were Richard Hink-
ley, John Walrath, Paul Ber­
nard, Stephen Gouchoe, James
Mrs. Hitt First Woman
Named to Nixon Post
WASHINGTON (A P ) — The
oabinet post in Richard M. Nix­
on’s exhiulnlstratton is jPatricia
Reilly Hitt, kxig a dose poUtioal
Mrs. Hitt was nominated
fore that of any other woman
ization.”
From 1960 to 1964, Mra. Hitt
At HEW, she wlU' head the Of­
my team at HEW,” sold. Secre-
tary-dealgnate Robert H. Finch
Mrs., Hitt is the wife of Robert
Capltal Quote
” We got a few gae-whizzes
ICANCHBSTER EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTEB. OONN^ FBIDAT, JANUABY 10, 1909
want to pUbUoly voioe bis ob-
Jectlona to tha compact wttbout
nipport.
Some poUoemen reportetSy
have objected to the plan.
The oompaot is aimilar to a
mutual^|dd compact tor f i r e
fighting which tbe town lifes
Joined. A member town can
requeat a police officer or of­
ficers fully eqtdpped fnmi an­
other town to help that town
hawSe an incident Requests
can he rafuaed. The requeatlng
town murt pay for any beto.
Reapoodlng oCfioets will be un-
te r tbe authority of the oom-
manding officer of the town
eeekbig the help-
Fun legal and insurance pro­
tection wiB be given the town
and Us offioers, Weiss said.
DeMa and houses the biggest
concentration of ataaidt beHcop-
ten used for operaUons in the
rlce-rtrii area.
Sfaoiily after Binh Thuy waa
hit, a 20-round mortar barrage
fea Cn tbe dtetrlct town of
Phong Dien, about eight milee
away.
Helicopter gunahlpa end twin-
euginad ‘*%)ooky” alneraft wUh
quick- firing machine guns
raked tbe enemy firing attea
fixed by the airfield radar de-
fenaes. U.S. and VMnamese
ground forces went out at dawn
but found no enemy casualties.
The Vietnamese Command re­
ported Thursday the auecesaful
conclusion of a drive through
the U Mtah Forest, a 280-
aquare-mlle area of swamp am)
timber in the MiekoBg Delia, long
oonaidered a Viet Cong strong­
hold.
’Hie arm y aald it killed 460
Viet Oong; captured 96c plua IM
individual and 68 crew-served
weapons; aetaed 12 telephone
switchboards, 10 mctorcyclee,
64 radloB and 48 casM of medi­
cine; and destroyed an Infonnn-
tlon center, a 100-bed military
hoeplital, a training center, 11
prisons, a theater, threU medt-
oel dtapensarice, 16 plants
where weapcxns end ammunl-
tkna were made or repaired
and 180 barracks.
MUttary officlets said the
impressive results of the sweep
indicated the army had come
acroee. the main supply center
tor the Viet Gong in the forest.
Government forces suffered
24 killed and 18 wounded.
Four Bound Over
In Morals Cases
EVnir of six men have been June.
bound over to Superior Court a t . Armstrong, tbe first civlUan
Hartford on morals charges to fly in space, was the' com­
brought against them several 8 flight in 1966. After he^success-
months ago.
In tbe other two cases, rocket in orMt, the capsUle spun
charges were dropped ag<Binet out of control, but Armstrong
one, and the other hod Uls case guided It to a safe aplaahdown
continued to Jem. SO.
• They are:
Artimr U. Davleau, 22, of training craft Armstrong was
HartfM9R**mae count of Inde­ testing at Ellington A ir Elorce
cent assault;'he waived bearing Base, Tex., lost power and fell.
and his case was bound over. Armsrong ejected and parachut­
Richard Erimeo, 21, of 69 ed to earth. He waa slightly in­
Pearl St., one count of bide- jured when his parachute
oent assault; Ms case was d ragg^ him across the ground.
bound over.
Paul F. Gorman, 88, of 67 komsta, OMo, is the father of
Peari St., five counts of inde­ two sons, aged 11 and 6.
cent assault and one count of
sodomy; Ms case was bound
over.,
Darid A. LefMore, 28, of 67H on a tour-day flight.
E^arl S t, two counts of ind^
cent assault and one count of and graduate of the U.S. EQU-
sodomy; Ms case was bound tary Academy at West Point,
over.
Robert K. Saundee, 27, of 69 at the Massachusetts Institute
Pearl St., two counts of inde­ of Technology.
cent assault; Ms coise was c<m-^ Collins also was an early
tinued to Jan. 80.
George Quackenfbush, 23, of 1906 he walked In space for 39
67^ Pearl St, one count Cf in­ minutes and stood in the hatch
decent assault; that charge was for another 49.
dropped by Judge Nicholas Ar-
mentano when probsible cause ate, was originally scheduled to
oould not be found.
The Manchester Detective temporarily sidelined because
Bureau made the arrest after of a spinal operation. Lovell
receiving complaints about acU- went instead.
'vltles involving several youths.
EHve Junior Mgh school students aged 9 and 7, and a S-year-old
were in court yesterday,and son. Aldrin also has three <dill-
two of them testified.
Schooner Bluenose II Manned Spacecraft Center at
Sets Bermuda Course
HALIFAX, N. 8. (A P ) — The
schooner Bluenose H set course
for Bermuda today, miiwis one_^
crewman who was lost over­
board during an Atlantic storm
that battered the vessel for A 23-year-old H i^ r y in^itnictor
three days.
Oapt. EUswwth Coggins re­ who was arrested late Weebves-
ported Thiuaday night the day night for allegedly selling
schooner’s sails are tatiered narcotics, was suspended by tbe
and her power steering is out of university Thursday.
service, but otherwise “ every-
tMng Is under contitd.” She is of academic affairs, Dr. Robert
exi>ected to reach Bermuda Sat­ A. thriatie, acting for the ab­
urday or Sunday.
Bluenose n, an exterior repli­ suspension of Steven Llebowitz.
ca of the famous N<ova Scotia
fitiiing-racing vessel Bluenose, large amounts of marijuana and
em»untered rough weather 860 LSD in making tiie arresto. Six
miles south of Nova Scotia men including Liebowttz were
Tuesday. On Wednesday a giant apprehended in throe' separate
wave crashed across ^ InformalUan received by the
schooner's deck, washing two
crewmen overboard.
One of them cUrtibed back $8,000 worth, of narcotica.
aboard,, asststed by shipmates,
but NeU Rcbitaille, 22. of Yaiv Bruoe Golden, 18; David Kani-
mouth, N.6., was lost when a plUo, 20; Richard Rauch, 26;
rescue rope brohe aM the crew Robert Olson, 18; and Anthony
yms puffing Mm up.
Wedding
Akxander - Mlnney
Mtos M ary BUaabalh MInnay
and Thomas Robait Alaxandar,
both o f Manobaator, wars tBdt-
ed In maiTiaga flstarday mom-
Ing at tho Church o f tb e , As­
sumption.
Tbe bride la «ha daughter ot
RTlltam T. Mbmey o f 2B0 W.
Center fit The bridegroom is
the son of M f. and M fs. Robert
M; Alexander o f fff Thomas Dr.
The Rev. Bmeat J. Coppa of
the Church of tbs Assumption
performed the double-ring cere­
mony and waa celebrant at tbe
mqptlal Mass. Paul Chetelat was
organlat and aolotat Potnsettlaa
were on tba altar.
Tbe bride waa given in mar^
riage by bar Isltaer. fibe wore
a fuil-lmgth gown of ivm y peau
de sole accented with te-em-
broMered iaoa, fatalonad wttta
-bal Slesvea and detachable
train. Her eHxrW'length veil of
r ik IBurion waa arranged from
a matridng headptefe, and she
carried a prayer 'book with
white roaea.
Idas Efitambeth Van Horn of
Boca Raton BMl , waa maid of
honor, fibs wore a ^ -le n g th
moea green gown w ifii a matdi-
Ing beadbow and carried a white
muff wttb boUy.
Jamea a ! One Jr. of Penn-
cauken, N.J., served as beat
man.
Mrs. Alexander wore an e^pm
dress and coat with matebing
accessories and a ooraage of
white cametlona
A reception for members of
the Immediate famtMes was held
at W illie’s Steak House. For a
plane trip to New Toric City,
Mrs. Alexander wore a gray suit
with Uach petent leather ac-
ceaaorlea. After Jan. 18, the
couple wlH live a t 24 Goalee Dr.
MDra. Alexaixtor, a graduate of
Wiud Secretarial School, Hart­
ford, is employed aa a secretary
at Putnam, Ooffin and Burr,
Hartford. Mir. Alexander, a
graduate of Bisoayne O o B ^ ,
Miami, ETa., ta employed as a
Junior high acboot teariier in
Meriden. '
NASA Picks
Crewmen for
Apollo 11
(Oonttnned from Page One)
Feb. 28, 'Will be an earth orU t of
the limar module of the type in
whlrti Armstrong and Aldrin
are to land on the moon.
It w ill be the first manned tost
flight of the capeide, and If aU
goes perfectly, NASA officlala
says there w ill be no need for
ApoHo IQ,. TMs test, now sched­
uled for lilay 17, #ould be a:
moon orbit of the lunar modtde.
If it is skipped, the Apollo 11
fligM may be moved tq> to mid-
mander of tbe perilous Gemini
fully linked Ma capsule with a
in the Pacific.
Last year a hmar landing
Armstrong, a native of Wapa-
Aldrin set a record for “ space
walking” on the Gemini 12 shot
in 1966 by spending more than
five hours outaide Ms spacecraft
A native of Montclair, N.J.,
Aldrin won Ms doctor's degree
space walker. On Gemini 10 in
OOUlna, a West Point gradu­
fly the Apollo 8 mission, but was
OoUins has two daughters,
dren, eons 18 and 10 and a
daughter 11.
AU three Uve near tiie
Houston,
Officialg Suspend
UofB Instructor
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (A P )—
at the University of Bridgeport
Tbe vtce-president In charge
sent president, announced the
PMloe sold they confiscated
arrests.
Police stated that Llebowitz
admitted selling aa much as
The others arrested were
-Monao, 19.
Section Two FRIDAY, JANUABY 10, 1909
Leads B n ^ life , dlanrl)fatfr SvEttitto IfEroUi FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1909 PagBM IS
Sweeney Cites Rom e Role
Boy, 15, to'Wrfle
AiAol>io^*aphy
mm SHREWSBURY, N. J.
Ift Confession Disclosure ;: Visit Rule
Still Same
Signs o f Zodiac Fight Inllatifni
Campaign Begins
(A P ) — Arthur B^yaa OOopart A kn g noon recess yesterday
who has lad « busy Ufa, bra de­ foUowad tha surprise disolosure
cided it is Mgh time he wrote that Tolland County HQh Sher­
ids autobiotnphy. So what? So iff Paul Sweeney had obtalnad
Arthur is otdy 10 yedra oWL
Tbs Ugh point o f Arthur's ea- a private admiaalen of guilt
I
raCftod maniar. Tba Mgli riiar-
Mt of Tolland OooBtjr slnos 1164,
he to knows for quist, unapso-
tamdar wotk.
Until tost July 1, be had also
been the bead of tbe ToUond
j
* a
At Hospital
* WUh tha flu aspactad to ba at «
Fashion Trend
. tiara Page OnS) opal fouadsttan tor a sallow
B y M otf8 Chain
Tbe tivstve otoiea of the
Matt’s Shop-Rite Super Market
chain ta Oonneeticut and MOs m -
J u n i o r M i» %
T o € ^ e Award
M ite Tnairaa V fls fl at IH b p
^ otrongaot tfarougb llita
rser to <aztis came 'When a paper from Roy Darwin five yearn Stale Jafi. K was In bla oMtoe akin and a fereen foundation fer cfausetta wIB tounch an all-out
saontti, Manchaater Mrtnarial a totally dUforrat astroiogar Junfor Mtos” w K appear e g gw
be wrote was one of 80 cho— i, ago. The oourtroom bagaa to at the JaS, tbat DanHn, Saras P ptattal la sUn tnelitaeWittiy a ruddy sHn. campaign to ’ ’Eight taflation”
out of 1,800 submlttod, to be be filled with qwetatora tor wrote tha otbar day. Scoapto is "tatud Davte aw w ” CB i r m
ney testiBad, made bta sdmls-. rastitatlans announced Aa for tlM sinuous, clingy look by tawertag prices wherever
read a t llia.rsoeiit U tb General the first time sinoe the trial tits sign of mysbary wMoh p ^ b le and holdtag the Une on BahirdBy at 640 pm . to paatt
rtoo. Sweeney gava'lq> tbs Job ?0ac/l8. forecast because iof Scorpio, al­
Asoambly of the Inteniational began. The news hod spread o f Jail administrator, aftar ttM means rttoging, olmioas d r ^ most every designer brought all others. ant fha Mareb ot Dtaara A raw t
* Tba nafartotians lim it vlattora
Gecgpaphlcal Unton In New Del- that obviously Atty. John Shea, raocgantaatlon of tbs' state Jail (to tbose mambecs of tha ww. ary, and aU tantaltoing tbiiiga. forth some graceful garment By stresttng that a shopping on behalf o f the Hartford OOraa-
M. ty Ohapfor.
Darwin’s oounoel, would further zyatem. tfMdtots famSy wbo ara oom- Oomktoring all tbnt to bafaq Uke a Grecian tunic. Tbe lady dollar always did and always
Tbkddng It over on tba ratum queotion S lM tff Sweeney. SherUfo ware given a obotoa Ptotely fttae o f angr flu or flu- reoponslble for the Grecian will go further at Mott’s Shop Mira o n o B . B asaflss^ te
Cfght from bMHa th4 lanky high exposed Utose days (even whan
SwesiMy had told a stunned of ztaylng on as coivactlon dl- ^ aymptems. No cMldtan ara theme in modern clothes, laa- Rite, Ihe company hopes to con- Boat CathoUc H lgh ^ M a tt! to
soboal Junfor decMed that he a designer puts a HMiig m a vtaoe oonsumera that riwppiiq'
reetor or rsmslntag riiertir. sJkmsA ta tba hoapttal, altiSar dora Duncan, received credit a ttndaitt at tba U M ran W t t
should prodiXM Ms' life story opurtroom that Darwin had Since die state aras pUnMng to laoe drsra, tbe'ltaSng to of or­ In Warner’s coUection of Isa­ at a Mott’s Shop Rite super­ Oorawcticu t Appaartng with bsr
,to vU4t pattente or to watt In
wMle the facte are fraeb fci privately oonfsosad to blm abandon tbe ToUond JaS, SWaa ganza wUob to Just M tn as- dora nightgowns and robes, market Is a logical place to wlB ba Mira Fafrteta m oat at
“ that he had not as yet told ti*a loltay while thair psranta
mind.
"H e told me,” eald tbe boy’s Ms U w yen that be hod kUled
nay’s oboica was assy.
Under Ms admtntatratioa zinoe
,'rtstt.
Bldward K . Ksmay, sdiubi-
parant) a foOMon w riter must
think twloa before tito daoldas
Mgb-waisted and knife-irieatod,
and soma even with the long
start to fight inflation.
Beginning on Sunday an ik-
^ Bast HortfovA ------ iiiiBiua
Jtnfor Mira for 166T’ to praarad
telther, Louis, a butinessman, Fem Rotliwril.” Sweeney said vrhen tba myataty to. tanslve 18-week adverttetng the award.
1964, tbe Jail, alttiouib anti­ >torator, sold today that some scarf that was the dancer’s
“ that be will atari the story that Darwin hadn’t made up his WMI, one thbig that to bahM oampalgn wIB be Initiated
quated in many ways, was oon- HUiacuIttos with vtaiton who dto- trademark and that led to her
when be waa 12 years old and mind that he was going to tell
became a member of tba Na­ them because he never would oidered one of tbe beet kept oovwad Is the femlnliie head.
iteBard ths rssli'lfilluita ara be- death. streratog the new “ Fight tafto-
BnMra for this yraito pagaaat
d tea Friday, Jan. 64. Batry,
AU weak Helene Curtis bra bean Uon” program. Emphasised wUl
tional Geographic Society. admit puUloIy
"Tbat yaar he attended tbe the girl and shame my family.”
•<! uusd JaSs in tha state.
As high sbertilf he Is peM |U,-
)MW rapnrtsd by nurses and
ptbar iMMpital smptoyw.
; Ktoutay said maiiy Mm—
cutting and atyUng wlga made
of a new ayntbatlo that dora
Tho underneath pkrt of fash­
ion as presented by Warner’s
be tbe promise that the re­
duction of the purchasing pow­
farms o n ovaBaMe ad a ll Chav-
rofot Dootara loge-AltoB aad
Onnsunwr la lw BtorsB tba
society’s annual convention in After some preliminary ques­ 800 a year and baa 17 deputy
obeiitfo under him who arark in taanaa antar a room aad find not oMne aad actually does rs-
was designed to make beUeve er of the doBar due to tafla­ Bout Aawrioa, and at flw
WasHtagton by Mmself, tinaMwy tioning by Shea It came to light
Ms own travel and hotel ar- that State PoUoe M ajor Sam­
raagamaate and spending teno uel Rome had been the pMson
various areas of tbe IStown
county. The mein function of tbe
!»va or she vttitora where there
shouU only be two. When toM
aembto human bolr, belag of the
same danlsr as hair, addota is
it isn’t there, belng.nude In col­
or and contoured to forestaU
any chance of intrusion on the
tion can ‘be more than offset
by tbe Increaaed purdiasing
value of ttta doBar at MbCt’e “ Raagtag out the shtagle” at Ilioir offioM St 188 Mata S t are the four ptteelpato of the now
Morob of DtaMs Beadquartera,
216 Fatmtagten Ara., Hartford.
sherifTs otSce is dell'very of f t tba two-vtottocs-par-patlant88. Sinoe such s wig seUs tor Prooasds from tha pograadiriB
'weeks alone in the capital.” who sparked Sweeney’s mem­ view. One 'exception waa a 8B»p-Rtte Super Markets. advertlring agency. Maroom, tao. (from laft) Kant Lewis, John Moreton, Ray BUweU and
court orders and other legal Futo, nunas are uwaQy ignorad, about $80, It to sate to read tat go to ttw M art* c f Dtaara.
Arthur, a b e qwetaded ory of the dlsoloeure. Major vdilte lace bra wMch will glim­ Thomas MeParUand.
documents. jKannay aald. the stara that more aad more The campaign w ill include ad­ The prtttantaaury Jodglrar tor
rtraight-A student with an I.Q. Rome headed the long inveetl- mer through sheer shirts; an­
Sareeney 'amt re-eleotton ss J Kenney urged prospeetlve vis- women w ill be covering up their vertising in tbe Hartford TImea, the 1966 Oorawetfout Junfor Mtos
of 176, to basically a geography gatlon in tbe case and waa a other waa a 'b ra and culotte
inablUty to get td the beauty Hartford Oourant, New Brit­
buff, but has other wide ranging key and omttroveraial vrltness Police M s j. Samuel Rome
iatereats. during the first trial.
riierift in 1966 by only 'ei 29-
vote margin in a race with for­
'ttcra to ramsmber tba reason
portor.
to r tba restriction -^tba patlant’s comMnattan that can be under­ ain Herald, Mlddletiown Press, Marcom Ad Agency Forms in Town finals WlB be Bnday, Jsa. 26,
cdthe Hottt America, Hartfoad.
.'wrtfare —and to cooperate wltii wear or can appear In public, Manchester Herald, Holyoke
He plays soccer, bedcetbal] mer Sheritt Nicholas Bawluk. StyUste from the leading New A new adverttotag •. agency, manager for the Alton Maxm- Sixteen dnoUato wBl ba choa-
It ■was Rome who was respon­ right to remain sUent. Sweeney The hospital by observing t b e York eatone were working on thereby eraaing'finally the Una Transcript - Telegram, S i^ g - He and his wife, Marge, and ao to oompato on Jon. 61, Fstt X
and tennis, swims expertly and sible for hriding Darwin bt cus­ His term is iq> In 1970. Maroom, Inc., has .been form­ footurtag Cb. Ha then served as
said, “ No I did not.” .reatrictloa. the wigs, and one of these waa between seen and unseen. Tbat field Union, Springfield Dally their five children Uve ta Wtad- and 6 at Om tial Oorawctleut
has been an Elagle Soout since Sarerttey, « bald portly man executive vice president of a
tody the wetaend of Dec. 6-8, “ Did you warn Mm that any In fate 60’s, commented on tbe tbe pretty blonde known aa Miss astrologer said Soorplo would News, Meriitlen Record Journal, ed with offices at-a88 Mata St. State Ooltofc, New Britain, dor
be waa 14. major Hartford salra promotion
1968, from which came several statements he might make 1961 roM rilortly after Ms nonip . Ita 1666, tliera were only M Kelly at Monrieiur Marc’s, bring to the tore what Ilea un­ WUlimantlc Cfttvnkde and Brls- Principals of tbe new firm are tha tttic of “ ODanaotioBth
“ He also oorrasponds with a derneath. She waa right, wasn’t tol Press. agency before becoming a part­
might be used against him. Did
cDupis of girts, although he oonfeasiona. AU have been bar­ lnatlon.'He knear it would be s .marrlagaahto men for every 100 where she works, and at Ken­ Ray W. BldweU and Thomas Q Juifor Mbw for 1166.” BTad Oor
doesn’t tell us much about red from the new trial. Darwin’s you advise him of his right to tough race. •woman in tba United Statra. In neth, where she used to work. she? ta addition, use of hea'vy di­
MoPaztisnd, partners ta the
ner to MePortland-Bldwrtl.
He and bis wife, Betty, have
Dof^cate Bridge vto 'wffl be ttw maotor o f rara-
conviction waa overturned be­ have his counsel present?” “ Your Republican eberiff,” be |1666 tbtrs ware 96. rect mall throughout the Mott’s metdra toe the evrad.
tbat,” said Ms fattier. But Vernon, Connecticut, knows former McParttarti-BidWeB three ddldren. They Mve in An­ ResuKs Wednesday night ta a
asked Shea. Sweeney again an­ Shop-Rite tradtag area • la
The paper Arthur submitted cause of the weekend in cus­ said, "has never Uked a per­ her oa Joyce Prumbaum. She planned along with in-store pro­ agency; Kent T. Lewis and John dover. dupUcate bridge game at the The wliawr wBl rapraotott
to the International Geographi­ tody without access- to coun­
swered, “ No I did n ot” sonal, smutty, a dirty or nasty neglected to nay adiat sign of Mason Repoits motions, window banners, point D. Aforeton. MePartiond, a fanner «m1- ItaUan-Amerlcan Club ore; Rob­ aorawotient ad ttw nolfonal
cal Union was a treatise on the sel. Shea then asked the court to political campaign. But it looks the sodiac she was born under. of sale cards and bag stutfen. The four principals announc­ veitistag manager for Oolt’s ert Bldman and (taarlea Vlnsoa- finals c f America's Junior Mbw
cootrlbutionsi early religious Sweeney teritfied that Rome strike Sweeney's testimony from as though tbat la what is to be
Chules of the Hits invited the Fires Increase ed that BldweU will serve as Manufacturing Oo., organtaad halar, first; Ifinoent Giambaluo Pegrant in Mobile, Ala., IgM ay.
travelers made to Western called him last July and asked the records. The Judges refused
knowledge about Asia. Tbe oth­ tor an appointment. Sweeney without conference, end Shea
served up by the opporition, and
'WO w ill not stand idly by "apitb- ia r editors to step Into his parlor, Acoordtag to a report submit­
chief executive officer and as­
sume responsibility for tha
the MbPartlaad Oo. and laundi-
ed a new career ta aganoy butt-
and WUUam Radewlcs, second;
and Mrs. W.L. HoUand and Mra.
er scholars were astonished said that Rome “ wanted to asked that an exception be out retaltatton.”
fairway,
wdilch had the misty atmos­
phere of on underwater grotto. ted by town Fire CWef W. Caif- Area Unitarians agency’s - administrative and neoB. He to a speotoUst ta food Raymond JanhMn, third.
wben a* 18-year-old Ud dtxiod iq> know U any of the guards, or made to the ruling for pos­ Then, Me tnuUttonol c a l m production operations. MePart- martnttag aad has done eocten-
to reqd it. anyone at the Jail had any con­ sible later appeaL rutflei^ added, “ There’s a tat F R '^ T It was a shock to see someone fora Mlason, town flreflghtors
Meet on Sunday Tha game, aponirored by tha
“ There weren’t too many versations with Darwin at the Sweeney gave Ms stixiMcig
questiona afterwards,” Arthur time he waa there.” Darwin testimony on Darwin’s oontes-
of Irish in my bockgrcMXtd, and
ru fight to prove It if neoee- tf opm
lift a flap in a moasy'sea rock
and answer the telephone.
There the editors saw two pret­
battled more fires In 1968
1967. Area Unitarians wlU hold the
land wUl serve as director ot
the agencye public rrtations
servlcee, Lewia as maatkettag
ttve 'woric in campaigns fbr
financial instttutioiw and Ufa in-
suroaoe.
Manobestor Brtdge O h*, to
playad each Wednsoday of 7tt0
p.m. and each Friday at 8 p.m.
PUEL OIL
told a reporter, “ which means w u held at the JaU foUowiiq aion in Ms usual oalm and un- sary.” A total of its fire were last meettak this Sunday at 8 aervices director, and Mdraton MdPartiand. the fottwr of
that no one took objection to Ms atrest In December 1968. ta n ig h t 1 « 9 ! ty young models, <»ie of whom
hod a rhinestone in her navel,
received in 1968 compared to 180 p.m. in the Buckley School on
Vernon S t before their ''Decis­
as creative' oervloes director. four children, end his wife,
ttt the o h *, 168 BkMdge Bt
Flay to open to tba pubHo.
IM
■what I said, so I guess I was Rome asked Sweeney, “ Do the prevloua year. Of tboee 168 Msircom wlU continue to Khrtoq Uve ta Manohaster. M6 ttoL Mia. CUUL
Darwin on Stand;
right.” serve as living exMMta of cov­ ion Night” Jon. 19 at the school
you have any taformation of alarms, 18 wars false. serve the cUeefts snquired dur­ Lewis began his oaraer with Oaa Hay Bettes for
Ib e trip to New DaBd cost your own?” Sweeney tesUiled ering Up one’s skin tone, with ftrhein they vote to otflcladly
Mason reported no * ^ uh— ing the 12 yean of operation of General'EUectric Oo. and receiv­ Pattrari
about $2^800. Arthur’s younger yesterday, “ I honestly reported
brother and Ids older brother that I did.” Sweeney then said
W aleoffls Hare oauaad by fire altbar yeor, and
form a Unltarlan-UnlversaUst
aocloty on this side of the Con-
the MePartland-BklareU agen- ed auocesrive pcDmoUcni with
tiiat Ann until be Joined Oom- lE Tt DRIMI
Denies Confession
only two tnjufles were recorded «y- Arauai Ih a Otoek
and sister contributed from 'he told Rome of Ms oonveiaat- necticut River. hustion Eigtaeertng In Windsor PARKAM
their savings, Arthur used att of tion 'With Darwin.
Ms own savtags, i-clud'ng his
Shea asked Sweeney if he had
In 1968 aad two ta 1967.
Residanttal flrra totaled 87
for 1968, while 1967 saw' 44 real-
A throe-member panel Sunday
wUl argue about why they are
BidwsU, ta a statement on the
agency’s formation, said, “ We
as sdverUttng aad sotos pro-
motion manager. AStss H mh
bar mltzvah money, and hU (Gontinned from Page One) S0 S a gn w lag need for an agen­ OODaBvertral
father borrowed the re et
“ It oort a lot of money but ft
observed Darwin “ on a daily
basis,” and. if he recalled Dar- ride in the car In August of oUeotlon after on objeotion by
denttol Urea.
Acoordtag to Meson’s figures,
Unitarians. The pubUc la invit­
ed.
The panelists are Donald
cy with the talent and tbe flex­
ibility to provide a oompleta
He and his wife, Beth, aad
their three children Uve , to
Windsor.
ISAe par Oai.
Atty. Sbaa.
may get him a college scholar- win’B general nervous condition. 1968. State’s Atty. -Robert P ig­ November sp^>ean to be the
Watt Jr. of Ripley HUI, Coven­
range ot marketing oommuidca- Moreton began with General
Sweeney: 'T d eay he was eon tried to show this / week Letarer said that Darwin bi- month for brush fires, wfaUe tton aervlom at both the oora
ahtpi” said the seidar Cooper. try; Curtis Mellen of 88 Falk- Eaeotric Oo. aad Joined a Hart­
(Uoated tbat “ ha fait remoras December Is the raontti reserved
“ A lot of the geographers at the worried, yes he appeared nerv­ tbat dog hairs found In the oar nor Dr., Monohester; and Mra.
eumer and industrial levrt. An ford agency as a oraotive ac­ About Oar 8-Di9
meeting who were affiliated ous. or was sorry for Miss Rothwell. tet veMcle fires, ta November, agency must have the abllUy to count executive serving indus­
Shea; Was there anyone else matched dog hairs on Miss I f the oonaequeaoes as they oo- nine brutti fires were recorded Janet Batt of Hayes Ave., Rook- tategrate ensative programs ta Dtoeeeat Payrarat Ilrai
with colleges and universities mata at. and east trial, banking and public util­
present? RothweH’8 dress. currad had bean thought about and two veMole fires; ta De­ viUe. David Sherman of 178 sU areas o f advertising, artes
have offered to help Mm.” ity accounts. As vh e president
he never would'have gotten In­ uHldle tumpthe cember three brush flies were Ptae Tree Lane, South Wmdsor, IHtmiotion acid pubUc retattons.”
Sweeney; No one.
With the testimony by Dar-
Shea: How did Darwin come 'WlLn's daughter, Shea opught to volved.” Waldi Ihe CUSSIfKDS found, . and 10 vefaicla biases WlU be moderator.
MdPortland added, “ W e see
of McParUand-BldweU, he was
reqxxtalble for the agency’s
06^1
Unitartans have been meeting
to be there? show tbat even if tbe halra Darwin appeared to beoome were foustat i the growing need for fuU-serv- creative eerrioes. t o 1 laMraJ2 ^ £
People in Sweeney: Word had been left were the same, a contended
that I see Mr. Darwin. It was point, they oould have been-left
very iqwet during Lttanar’s
testimony and all of tbe time MA.
since Sept 28 to slse up pros-
p ectea^ a atontg aooia^ horir.
A census shows at least 80
.ioe \Bgeoeles provlffing iaa exOrt-
lent dnvlw nmieiit for the growth
at ' hta requert that be was In August. Lehrer was on the stand Dar­
famiUes would Join the society
ot Masxwm, whicii M ^ga th 4
talents of a team o f prnfweslnn-
brought to me. Other 'vritnesses tq^ay were win stared Intently at Mm or
The News end enough money would be
m u sE
Sweeney said that Darwin had three persons who attended the wrote rapidly in a notebook. al apeoialtota to dtont maxket-
pledged to pay tbe bills. tag communfoation pcoUems.”
led o ff the conversation, “ I 4-H meeting In Rockville that Lehrer, a sUgtat dark penon, Plans for a church school and
never at anytime asked Mm Darwin and Miss Rothwell at­ steadily a'vMded Darwin’s gaze. EUdweU, a Pbt Kappa
ministerial aid wlU be presrat-
Legal Signature what he 'was there tor.” tended the night of the murder. Atty. Shea brought out the ed Jan. 19 along with a consti­
graduate « t Werteyan Ihilver-
atty, began Ms career as ad-
LOS ANGELES (A P ) — His­ Shea asked If Sweeney had AU testified as to what time fact during a orosz examination tution and a slate of officers.
torian WiU Durant’s v ^ e of 68 questioned Darwin. Sweeney Darwin and the girl left the that Lehrer bad been oonvtotad vertlttng and salw promotion
years, authoress Ariel, finally said that the talk waa “ pretty meetlr-g. of obtaining money under false
can sign her name legally. pretenses, ambeazlament, and
much on a voluntary basis.” *' Mrs. Helen Taylor testified
Until a court prooeedlitg Sweeney later testified that the that Miss Rothwell left In a hur­ forgery. He was sentanoed In
g u y i n g • s e l l in g . le a s h ^ S *
HALE
Thursday she bad been Ida for conversation was eU volunteer. ry when the meeting ended at November 1968 to seven to 18
all her 70 years, at least when Asked how long the conversa­ about 10:60 p.m. The girl re­ years In prison and Is presently N O TIC E !
she signed contjacts end legal tion lasted Sweeney said, “ Five marked that her parents woiild on parole and Uving In^artford.
papers. Tbe two have co-au­ minutes give or take a minute A fter this teetUnony the Notice ia hereby gtvee that the Annual Meeting of the
be furious she was so late.
thored several books. or two.” Sweeney repeated that state rested its ease and the Stookholden of Ihe Odd FeDowa' ^
Once her husband was her he had oriced no questions The woman Insisted that Dar­ Maaoheator, Inc. wtU be held at the Odd Fellows’ HiCMh.g,
defense Indicated It intanded
teacher and ” I was Ids most "none whatsoever.” win did not leave the room im­ Wedneeday, Jamwiy U , 1666 at 6 pan. for the ebotoeot
to present new motions In the 1 9 L K three Diieotora, eO'A to h M office far flw term of three
itroublesome mischlefmaker, so Asked when he ttrat divulged mediately after the meeting, case aftar yesterday’s develq>- yeacB, to hear the leporta at Oflleera aad Obreotors and
ha called me Ariel,” she said, the information to the state's but that she did not know exact­ ments. the tranaaeflen at any other knatanra proper to ee«v» he-
explaining that ffiiaikespeare, in attorney Sweeney replied, “ I ly when he left. fore sold meeting.
Dr. Abraham Stolman, m
Ms play “ The Tempest” named would say a week or ten days
a sprite “ Ariel.” ago.”
Albert Gray, county 4-H
agent, said Darwin talked to
It was at this point that Shea him after the meeting, but said
Modem Art Museum asked If prior to tMs Sweeney It was “ hard to Judge the
state toxloologist, oontiiuiad
testimony he began during the
momlng oonoetnlng lab reports
on dog hairs. He said be found
If you want to SELL- Mancheetor, Gona.
HABBY F . SWBBT
Seeretory A
Gets Part of Collection had talked about it to any law time.”
go where the ACTION is!
matching characteristics in dog
Two clmracter witnesses who
NEW YORK (A P ) — Btve officer and Rome's part in the hairs taken from tbe ear Oar-''
persons who recently acquired matter came to light. S h e a worked 'with Darwin at Pratt win bad been driving Sept. U,;
Gertrude Stein's famous art col­ continued to question Swec.iey and Whitney Aircraft in East- 1968, and In dog hair taken
lection ore going to give part of and established that .Sweeney Hartford said they noticed ho from Miss Rotbweil’s draos.
it to the Museum of Modem Art. had taken^no notes and had no change In Ms manner after “ I can only state a prob-
The gift w ill be from David one else present. Stiea com­ Sept. 18. ablUty that tha hairs cams
Rockefeller, president of the menting that aU of tMs had Yesterday’s second surprise from the same source,” Dr.
Chase Manhaittan Bank end taken place four and one-half witness for the state was a Stolman aald. But ha comment­
chairman of the muaeum''8 years before be related It to former atate prison inmate who' ed thait the aoience Is not tbat
board of trustees; >publlriier Rome said, “ Yet you purport­ recalled "a conversation with
John Hay Vfldtney, a vice chalr- ed to quote Ms exact words Darwin at the prison.
exact.
mian; William S. Paley, trua- tMs morning.” I. Albert Lriirer, who was aa
tees' president and chairman of Shea Mtterly referred to attorney before tils own con­
Two Recommendations W O I V E R T O N
the board of the Columbia Sweeney’s withholding of the In­ viction, said tbat he had a legal
Broadcasting System; New formation and said, “ yet you tnterert In the caae and had Put to Legidature
AGENCY
York banker Andre Meyer, a still hold the position of Sher­ dlBcusaed It with Darwin on HARTFORD, Oemn. (A P ) _
patron. iff of Tolland County.” two or three oocasloiis.
’Two of the recommendaiione by
Mias Stein’s collection, which Shea asked If Sweeney at .any He 'was allowed by tba three
Rutgers University’s Eagleton
rile kcquired early in the cen­ time Interrupted Darwin to Judges to restate Darwin’s
Institute in its' study qrt the
tury, was composed of 38 works warn him of Ms constitutional words to the beet of Ms reo-
Connecticut Legislature tMk fir
by Pabto Picasso end rine by
Juan Oils.
The museum aald Thursday
Narcotics Ccise Suspect
steps toward posslMe fruMon
Thursday In the State Senate.
Sen. Charles Alfono, Demo­
- (n[aflclie(ia . .
649-28IS
'that details of how many paint­ cratic Senator from Suffleld
ings would be glvm to the and president pro tempore,' |s
museum and when had not beta
'worked out ' , Caught in New Hampshire sponsoring both bUla.
Following the Eagleton reo-
They were purchased from ommendotions, Alfano colled
tbe heirs of Miss Stein who died Barry Gaffney, 28, formerly picked up In August on various
for commuting Senate terms
In 1946. of Manchester was picked up charges in connection with the
from two to four years and
by authorlttes In Nashua, N.H., sale of narcotic and controlled the Mring of a professtonal
For Duane Hodges drugs. Bsury Gaffney’s cnarges
about 4 a.m. yesterday and held team of researchers to assist
CRESWBULi, Ore. (A P ) — stem from the same Investiga­ the leglalatura In fornudatlng *i!?f important bu$in«$f trantoetiont in «ny
The crew of the USS Pueblo has until detecU'vaa from the Man- tion that led to the arrest of the Its budget. farnily $ liftitimo 1$ the tolling of their homo. Dootn't It
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sent H,600 to OesweU High cheeiber Police Department ar­ six youths.
Staool to buy library books in rived to serve Mm with w ar­ Police report the Gaffneys
In other action’ Thwaday, the make good tonto, ther^foro, to go to people who know'
memory o f Duane Hodges, their rants charging Mm with the sale were observed by a Manchester
Senate granted the oommlttee
studying a Long Itaond fa r t^
whoro the buyprt aro? Call the Wblvorton Agency .4k8 ponttk $4.95
riiipmate who waa the only fa­ of a narcotic drug, and nonHSup- patrolman when they allegedly firtti Get fietlon fatti
tality when North Kotaans cap­ port.
proposal more time to make Its ★ lt'$ an Ovarcoat
tured the ship a year ago.
sold 10 envelopes containing a
His arrest on the narcotic plant-like substance, Identified report. The committee was to CttdcB Clowt Uniiig SO* bdL $11.M
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have Its report competed by
Cnulr. L fo ^ Bucher of tbe charge stems from an investiga­ 'as marijuana by the State Lab­ Jan. 10 ,but the senate has From a well-known maker. Save
Pueblo telephoned Thursday to tion in August of last year after oratory in Hartford, to an agent Folclihig fteif t ..................7Bc 8.90 ever regular price. Superb­
given an extension to March 1.
tell of the gift end aoid the crew which his brother, William Gaff­ of the Bureau of Drug Abuse ly designed and tallared aU-weo-
specified that the gift shoqld be ney, 17, of 24 Hawthorne St., Control at the Parkade Bowl­ iher coat! that give you Ideal
WHIPS FOOUNO WHOM?
bought for t^e school where was charged with- the sale of ing Lanes last summer. . . . 4x8 $1.74 foul weather prolecliqn. Tradi-
Hodges graduated in 196S. Each a narcotid drug- ALWAYS D f STOCK tlenal split shoulder ttyllng and
According to the Manchester w o n / e n o n hocking pockelt. Zip-euI Orion
volumC'^rUl have an InacrtpUon TTie charge tor non-support Date ctlve Bureau, Barry Gaff­ NEW YORK (A P ) -O n e ot
pile, oc^lic liners. C h o ^ from
as a memorial to Hodges, who stems from the allegation that
was burled J^re. ney has been a fugitive stoce
Gaffney left Ms w ife here in August, having traveled around
Manchester when- he fled. She the United States elnce titan.
Uvea on W. Middle Tpke.
the reasons you usuUly find the
grocery product you’re taMdng
for on the ouparmarkst ahalf Is
T I-IE A C T IO IM Cosh and Cony
charcoal, olive, natural, block,
olive plaid. Regulars 34 to 44;
jhortt 34 to 44; longs 36 to 46.
Remembor on* day enly-ThIt
that oomputen maks oartain Saturdayl
About Town He will appear for strralgn- bureau led them to beUeve Gaft-
ment on the charges la Man­ noy was In New HampsMre aad
that the product to th m .
flPBHHtata, Iho., a oomputer-
cettrwm
E— T C T
The meeting of Orford Parish chester on Jsqi. 27.
.... n r ^
he was plekod -up there as a based market research firm, ra-
Chapter, DAR, scheduled for According to a detective In fug'tive from Just'oe' and serv­ pcfta to manuf acturers on wbat
yesterday but portponed will be the Manchester Police Bureau, ed with tbe warrants from, the prodtMts ooHsumera are buyiiq. J79 EAST CENTER 8T. • MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 • 649-2S13 ^
held next Thursday at 1:80 p.m. Barry Gaffney left Manch 'Ster 12th Clrc\|lt Court here 'w W c'' Nlfhte ms
0 * the oomprehenalvs iw
in the Conference Room at several days before the arrests have been outstandbig aliice last port acts to prevent say ahort- 'M o n c lie r te k i- n M S B h i
Shady Glen on El. Mlddle Tpke. of six local youths who were summer. age of Hams on oountor obatvas. ■ ^ 1 ' .
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•lO O W H I E N
Sets
Recognition
O f North Viet
(A P W h *
D am oon t ftrr-
c t n w n la r T a ft Kr-
W M W oaJ tw iay K iMU
I tha RaimbUa o f North
V M b m a itl propoaad aatalri-
i i t e r d lp h iiiatlo rd atioM with
m aMttaiaalacrBni a n } a lattar
l^ on ica llln ia ta rT on ta a N U a -
to U a North VlatnaiM aa oppoa-
Ite, H pu nn D ay lyin h , aaylin
that bec aaaa the n o fo tla tlo u in
Parla •*wHl be aedatva fo r the Ote dam age cesulttng from a bom bing o f North Vietnam o r
paaoe In V M nam , It would ap- oaOiaioo in K in g's P ariiing lot otherw ise escalate the w ar
paar that the tim e haa com e to o f f Broad S t yeaterday be- wotdd be sure to encounter the
artablM t d^iloinatic relation (.” tw een ca rs driven b y Dennis som e heavy opposition from
^^oocnition o f a country con T. O lrard, 20, o f D ost H artford com m ittee m em bers that haa
h ^ d a cld e d h y the foaen u nen t and M ary a Dunn o f Lee, Miaw. plagiied President Johnson.
wM ioat the oonoent o f ParUa-
mant, hut op ea in f an emboaay
in Hanoi would require paxlia-
m antocy aiiftfoval.
A oommuniqtM from the
Ogpedlah lO re ifn Iflnlatry aald:
'*m oom ectlon with the plana
tor nwnih ih poatwar aaalatance
to Vietnam, d>eae oontaoUr (be-
haaan Sweden and North Viet­
nam ) have now becom e m ore fe e t Into the le ft edde o f her cer. including Chairm en J. W. Ful-
concrete , thus Inereaainy the
need o f oataMlBhliig officia l re- a g e w as m inor and n o poUce poeed escalation, five who have
latiam ."
fiwodlab oontaeta with Hanoi
now a re handled by the Swedish
amhaeaaMoi to Red CUna, Len­
nart Petri. Ih e Swedish newspa­ ported by Anthony Sherlock of
per D acens N ybeter reported in 166 M cK ee St. yesterday. He
tts mom inir edtUon that Petri told police the house h s/j been ic preeidenUal nom ination on
idao w in b e accredited In Hanoi. entered when he and his w ife
SaredlSi diplom atic relations w ere away between 1 and 8
with South tfietnam lapsed a p.m . About |o in change w as
year ago when the Swedish am- mining from a ceram ic bank
basnador m oved to Bangkok. No in tha bedrom n. P olice deter­
Buooeam r has been accredited m ined that entry w as m ade support o f Fulbrigbt, left flie
to Saigon.
Nader’s Study.
TOatribe’, Says
Head of FTC
WlASHINCnON (A P )—Paid side d6or, w hich waa locked but it th is w ay, but it w as at this son adm inistration p olicy in
Rond Dixon aoys be has no in­ ajar. M im ing are two gold Bul- point that M cCarthy cam e to
tention o f resigning the chair­ ova watches, a diam ond
m anship o f the Federal Trade gagem ent r l^ , fou r silver dol­
OjTTrtniielon aa urged by law doilars, a g lri’s w atdi, a $5 bill hfoCarthy’s m ove. Senate I b r
students who dU a crltioal atut^ and tw o singles, som e change, Jorlty Leader M ike M ansfield o f
o f the agency under the direc- and a change bonk. The item s M ontana replied, " I sure a s hell
tlon o f Ralph Nader.
A t a news conference Thurs­ and the rest o f the house showed
day, D ixon said the report call­ no signs o f ransacking.
ing fo r his resignation Is " a hys-
tarioal, antlbustnees diatribe
and a eow rllous, untruthful at­
ta ck ."
The report w as Issued Sunday
after a stmtmer-k>ng Investiga­ during tile 6-day period Satur­
tion o f file FTC. The students day tbroilgli W ednesday are ex­
w ere organised b y Nader, a pected to average m uch below
eirtlc o f the auto industry and norm al. D ally M g ^ w ill aver­
governm ent agencies.
N ader cm dd not be reached from 10 to 18. ()ulte cold through
fo r com m ent on D ixon’s iwbut- the period w ith srnaU day-to-day
tal.
Am ong the accusations o f the
stvUents w as one that Dixon K in d i w ater, equivalent. A
personally suppressed a report chance o f anew Sunday and
criticising auto m anufacturers enow lik riy around ’Tueaday.
fo r their w arranty practices.
D ixon called this a "blatant
lie.”
The students claim ed Dixon
w ppressed the report “ until aft­
e r d ie election to avoid alienat­
ing Henry Ford n and other
buainess interests w ho were
contributing heavily to Hubert
H um phrey's cam paign."
D b m contended his agency In
recent years has played m ajor
redes in the enactment o f legls-
lation requiring health warnings
on cigarette packages, and laws
requiring truth in lending,
flam m able fabrics, truth in
packaging and other consum er
protection le g i^ tk m .
He said the report of the stu­
dents "em anates from a group
with self- granted license to crit­
icize a respected governm ent
agency by the use o f a type of
invective and sm ear technique
that newspapermen inform ed
me is unusual even for Washing­
ton.”
‘^Pot’ Sales King
Hit in Boston;
14 Arrested
BOSTON (A P) — Fourteen
persons, including three young
MTomen, w ere arrested by Bos­
ton and state police ’Ihursday in
a series o f lightning raids which
invesUgatora claim broke up the
largest m arijuana distrlbutli^
/ ring in New Ekiglaivi).
The law enforcem ent officers
conducted six raids in Boston
and tw o in adjacent Cam bridge
in capping a six-m onth investi­
gation headed by Suffolk County
Dist. Atty. G arrett H. Byrne.
The raiders claim ed m ore
than a half-m illion dollars worth
of m arijuana w as seized.
P olice said the ring brought
m arijuana from M exco to Bos­
ton end distributed it to college
cutd high ' school students
throughout New Elngland.
P olice said the pereiHis arrest­
ed included Edward J. Doherty,
29, o f Boston, who was taken
into custody with his secretary,
Ptillotta C lifford, a t his con ­
struction buslnees office. Doher­
ty w as described aa a ringlead­
er. He and his secretary were
ohaiged with conspiracy to vio­
late th e n arcotics law.
Ttie arrested persons were
held in total ball o f $22,000 for
appearance in Court Friday.
D oherty was held in $60,000
'boil and M iss C llffonI in $6,000.
B oil o f $80,000 also w as set fmr
Kan J. Sm ltb, 28, o f Boston, Jo­
seph K . Thompson, 28, o f FhUa-
deiphla, and.D nvid A. Berenaon,
18, o f Randolph, They w ere hrid
on the sanM oohsplraoy charge
o s D obarty.
Police Log
A wtNiUn w arning fo r faU-
ure to grant righ t o f w ay waa
toniad to O regg B Olbba; IS,
o f U S Bprry Rd. yeaterday fo l­
low ing a ooUM on on Cihurch
S t 'h f L au rd S t Aooordingi to
poSoe, Oihha w as eastbound on
Laurel S t , m ade a le ft turn
Into CSnirch S t, and struck a
oar traveling north driven by
H argoret J. Skelley o f 52 Iron-
wood D r., Vernon, on the left
side. Both cars w ere operable,
n o Injuries w ere reported and no
fnrthar poUoe action w as taken.
A v e iy aUght dent w as all
Pollca report that O eorge S. the com m ittee’s dom inant peace
Hansen, S7, o f 10 A sh S t was faction and Presldent-eleot' Nix­
w ert bound on B . M iddle Tpke., on would be w hat course Nixon
yeeterday, notioed a ca r driven takes K the P aris negotiations
b y HUaabeth A . O ’Brien, o f fall to end the fighting in South
208, Autum n S t pulling ou t o f Vietnam.
Vernon S t in fron t o f him «w i
w as unable to sh ^ . H e Mid 18
N o in ju ries w ere repotted, dam ­
action w as fa k ett
COMPLAINTS
A break and entry w as re­ is not easily catalogued.
through the garage door, and D em ocrats with no vaoanclee,
there was som e evidence of and apparently barred M oOee,
ransacking.. Nothing else
m issing.
A break yesterday w as re­ can gains in the 1966 election win be offset by the expected
ported by Claudio Scaipona ot gave them an additional place appointm ent o f Sen. Ja cob Jav-
87 Niles D r. H e told police that *on the com m ittee.
som etim e between 6:46 and 7
p.m . som eone entered the south corridors that Fulbrlght planned Javtts initially supported John­
en­ the rescue o f M cG ee D-W yo.
lars and fou r Kennedy halt Asked if he w as surprised by
w ere taken out o f the bedroom s w as.”
Five Day Forecast
Tem peratures in Connecticut
age 25 to 80 and dally low s
change.
Precipitation m ay total up to
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MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1969
Despite McCarthy's Stepdown
/
Peace Faction W ill Dominiate
Foreign Relations Conunittee
B y ROBERT T . O R A T
A asdated P ress WNSr
W AfimNOTON (A P ) —MSn
eppoeed to pursuing a m ilitary
solution in Vietnam w ill contin­
ue to dom inale the Senate F or­
eign Relatkm s OommMtee de­
spite Sen. Eugene I. M cC arthy's
decision to hand over his seat to
a atsuindi defender o f the w ar,
fien. O ale M oOee.
Any m ove to resum e the
The key to relations between
On the w ar issue, the new
Foreign ReiatiooB Com m ittee
shapes up with nine m em bers,
h r ig ^ D -Ark., w ho- have <p-
supported increasing m ilitary
preosure end one w hose position his new whip. Sen. Edw ard M.
' M cCarthy, w ho becam e a m a­ cuts, but Miansfield toU report­
jo r contender fo r the D em ocrat­
(he strength o f his oppoaltion to
the w ar, decided to ^ v e up his
bership w as cut from 19 to 15.
seat a ft ^ the com m ittee m em ­
The cutback, w hich had the
is an outspoken hawk, from re­
turning to the oominM tee. He
had been bum ped a fter Republi­ Foreign R elations Com m ittee
There w as talk in the Capitol available to the Repiriillcans.
Fellow senators w ere am ased.
Asked to eiqdain, M ansfield
THINK SHALL
TED TRUDON
VOLKSWAGEN
th e b e s t
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said, " I donrt know th e answer, Vietnam , but now la am ong its
aMi MEoOarthy."
"A n a c t o f magnanim ity and
beiilgiAty,” aald M cOarthy when Javits, the com m ittee doves are
a reporter put the question to M ansfield, A lbert G ore, J>-
him . H ow ever, in a statem ent ’Tenn., Frank Church, D-Idaho,
the senator said he tovm ed a C laibom e PsH, D -R .I., G eorge
sm aller com m ittee becau ie he Aiken, R -V t., C lifford Case, R -
thcngdit if could be m ore e ffe c­ N .J., and John Sherm an Cooper,
tive In influencing adm inistra- R4Cy.
fk xi poHcy, and said he gave up
hto s e o f so feUow D em ocrats Stuart Sym ington, D -M a, has
"cou ld honra: their oom m ltm ent supported halting the bom bihg
to 'S e n . M icOee" that he would o f North Vietnam , but wanted it
be reassigned to the com m ittee. done on condition that enem y
M cCarthy, w ho had vow ed fiiHure to Join in peace efforts
after loaiiig the presidential would lead to resum ption o f bos-
nom ination to V ice Presidenf tUities on U B . teim a. He has de­
Hubert H. Humphrey to uae his clined to say whether this
place on the com m ittee a s a fo ­ m eans that h e would give the
rum to continue opposition to enem y a choice only between
the Vietnam w ar, told reporters negotiations and all-out w ar.
he believed h e ooidd be nam ed
to any other com m ittee he
w ished. "J a g re e ," com m ented
M ansfield.
’Die decision to cut the com ­
m ittee w as m ade by the D em o­
cratic Steering Com m ittee,
which also voted to reduce the
Appropriations Com m ittee from
26 to 24.
In both cases, M ansfield and
Kennedy, D -M ass., opposed the
ers, "W e w ere voted dow n.’.’
The new Republican Whip,
Sen. Hugh Scott, o f Pennsylva­
nia, also opposed ^ reductions,
arid said h e’ll make a flo o r fight
on the decision, w hich m eans
few er seats fo r Republicans.
But 'MansAeld said the Senate’s
D em ocratic m ajority w oilld
stand behind the steering com ­ here M arch 18. O’Brien is re­
m ittee. '
The addition o f M oOee to the
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HARTFORD (A P )—The Cbth-
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the B brtford archdiocese, has
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John F . Vfliealon, Blriiop o f •
E rie, P a., w ill be installed as
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M arch 1.9
The cerem ony w ill take place
.in St. Joseph Cathedral with
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States, officiatin g. ^
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^ doomoiAUM^b
Rout* 83, RockvillG
Just I'Va MBm From Yurnon Cirelu Off l>84
Rockvllk 872-3666.{^
R ead H erald Advertisemento
Me.~ 72 H ijack Victims
A rrive in Nassau
* O A m (A P )—A fter a olds-
Jrip to CUba, 72 hoUday4wunl
teurirts flaw or to Nassau to-
tiay, leaving briiind in H avana a
knUswIeldIng m an w ho said he
1 )^ Just com pleted a Oimunu-
n irt mfsBloR and waa flealng the
FBI.
An Ekutiem Alrtines spiAes-
man said (he oiSy passenger
Vho foiled to return from Cuba
was listed on the manifost as
“Mr. R. Bohle." Ha gava no
iKunetown when he boi^bt a
th^et, but ttdd a atewaideas he
wss from Indlanap(^ Ind.,
and had attended Purdue Unl-
vectlty.
UtewardesB Joyce Jexnigan
Nitd the MJacker told her Ma
name waa Roixile and he hated
NEW ^ ncEur the united States.
"He said he was ninning from
, then whisked tiiem on to Nas­
Ois FBI and tiiot he was a Oom-
Ilareeide F-100. 240 cu. in. engtaie, 8-
speed, H.D. v in ^ trim , full foam curii- munlst who hod Just completed
a mlsolon," the 21-year-Old
lon, painted rear bum per, ,gaugea, radio,
bioade from Miami sold. "He
pushbutton, 2 IOC lights, ciga r lighter,
dkhi’t say what the mloaion was
1175 ft. spring, 1600 lb. rear q iriiig 6
8.16x16 8 pr. r a w tlrea. about
"He held a seven-inch knife in
mgr aide the whole way" to Hor
NOW S 2 1 9 S
vona. Miss Jetnlgan said. The
sky pirate sat beside hw end
‘h e would give me a Uttle Jab
stock No. T ie
every time somebody came
near."
ml* Jeinlgan sold she was in
NEW *68 PICKUP the rear of the plane when the
Idjacker, pretending lUness,
Flareside F-100. 240 cu. in. engine 8-
jarioed if he oouM eit beetde her.
speed, H.D. vinyl trim , fuU foam cush­
ion, painted rear bum per, gaugea, ror
“After he sat down^ he aald:
“1 hate to teU - you th ^ but
dio, 1200 lb. rear spring and aux. spring,
6 8.10x16 8 pt. tiras.
we’re going to Culic^*" Mias
Jendgan related after ohe re­
turned to Miami. “ I said, ‘No,
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Stock No. T6 Tolland
New First Baptist Church
Seeks Land for Building
U M RI
The recen tly form ed F irst
875-3369 Baptist Church o f Tolland will
begin Icmklng fo r land on which
to construct a new church. The
SAVES congregation has grow n consid­
erably during the six months
the clnirch group has >been hold­
*^
ing its servioes at the Hicks
M em orial School.
A CensUtution S ervice is
scheduled tor Jan. 18 a t 2:30
s, p.m . in the Hlofca School gym .
The R ev. P . 3i B edford, as­
sociate secretary tor the De­
partm ent o f P ioneer M issions
o f the' H om e M ission Board in
Atlanta, G eorgia, w ill serve as
guest speaker.
Invitatkxis to the special serv­
ic e havb been sent to a il o f the
affiliated churches in the Con­
necticut, Rhode Island and
M assachusetts area.
I- Bloodnnoblle Visit
' ' In the m idst o f pteas fo r the
donation o f blood to replace de­
pleted supplies, the B ed Cross
B loodm oblle is scheduled to visit
St. M atthew’s Church Parish
'N
Center W ednesday from 1 to 6:30
p.m .
D onors between the ages of
18 and 60 are eligible to give
Uo<^, w ith tSioee between the
ages o f 18 and 21 required to
provide parental consent.
A nursery w ill be provided
fo r pre-school children and
transportatiocni m ay be arranged
if needed.
A person m ay gi'ra blood five
1969 Dodge Polara
tim es a year at eight-week inter­
vals, according to bloodm oblle
chairm an M rs. Edward G ris­
w old. Befreahm ents w ill be
perved to donors.
I Club V isits University
I 'The Tolland High School Art
Club recently visited the H art­
ford A rt School and the Univer­
sity o f H artford A rt G allery.
■ A t the gallery they viewed the
D elivered to RockvUIo present show w hich consists of
*29174)0
sculpture showing all m ethods
from traditional m edia o f stone
and w ood through the m ost cur­
rent m edia of neon.
The students had the oppor­
tunity ot view ing the current
student work at the art school
consisting of paintings, draw­
ings end collages. v
Students m aking the trip were
'D ian e Bouchard, Linda Lem ek,
1969 Dodge Coronet
Cathy Sm all, V icky DeM avo,
F lorrle Tantlllo, ‘Tony Tantlllo,
Sue Field, D ebbie Smith, Ernest
H olm es, Eileen Zabilansky,
Boxanne W arren, V icky G ray
and M ichelle Cerrlgione.
M rs. Judith H olm es, art
teacher and club advisor, a c­
com panied th e club m em bers.
School Lunobea
U st P rice $8802.00 School lunches in all three
Bohoola next w eek are, M onday,
b r e a d ^ ^ v e a j cuUeit, m ashed
potaitot^U ttered spinach, broad
..and butter, banana; ‘Tuoa-
is t o r r i" * " * * day, ham burger on roH, potato
salad, potato chips, gingerbread
with applesauce; Wednesday,
hot turkey sandwich, cranberry
aauoe, buttered peas,- cak e;
T lnm day, plssa, cheese stick,
buttered green beans, Iriilt
cup; Friday, soup, tuna salad
aondwloh, peanut butter and
Jelly sandwich (M eadow brook)
cheese cube, apple crisp.
Aseleting M othere
A ssistants o f th e ToUand Co-
I
RANGE
CHRYSLER
x m f MOIOMOORMUnON FUEL OIL
G ASO LIN E
BANTLY OIL
w e’re n ot,’ But h e se ld : ‘Oh y«e,
w « o re .’ and pttUed out tiiaf U g
knife.”
The MJaekar took over tiie
Boeing 727 Jet ritorily a fter it
depoitod M lainl fo r th e Baha­
m as. The flight to Cuba waa
brief. ’The craw and tw o passen­
gers—M)r. and M rs. K ritii
Thrash o f U ttle Rook, A i* .—
returned to M iam i about 4 ^
hours later.
Thrash, a retired A ir F orce
m ajor, aald h e w as perm itted to
com e back aboard the hijacked
plane because o f a heart condi­
tion. He w as en route to Nassau
fo r a life, insurance oom iiany
convention.
The other passengers re­
turned an different planes early
tod ay.' Another Eastern plane
sau.
H eco Boyd, the m ayor o f U tt
Ue R ock, Ark., sa id : “ They
gave us the blue piato special
treatm ent."
H e aald the trip w as "o n e x ­
perience,” but “ under the d r -
cum etanoes,. I didn’t Uke it. I
diHi’t Uke one individual to be
able to do somiettilng Uke this.
The governm ent ought to do
EJomething about it ."
. Boyd said the h ijack er w as “ a
rather decent looking person,
except fo r his nose atid Ms
mouth w hich w ere a little
w eak.”
‘ "They treated ua Uke k in gs,"
Ron Ownbey o f RuseellviUe,
A rk., reported. “ They really
layed it on. They w ined and din­
ed us and tried to show ua the
better parts of H avana.”
operative N ursery School next
w eek are, M onday, M rs. Harold
Jensen, M rs. M ichael G oldstein;
W ednesday, M rs. Paul Low ery
and M rs. Edward Jesanis; F ri­
day, M rs. John M oAlm ont and
M rs. G eorge M etahas.
Boys Basketiiall Begins
H ie B oa rd ' o f Recreatton-
sponsored B o y s Basketball
League begins scheduled gam es
tom orrow at 1 p jn . in the high
school gym .
K rechko Brothers w ill face
Sport M art at 1:30, w ith Tol­
land Savings Bank opposing
Llpm an Chorches R ealty at
2 :S0. Clinton Presa w ill face
W anat’a a t 8.80.
M anchester Evening Herald
Tolland oorrespondent B ette
Quatrale, tel.- 875-2845.
9-14% Increase
Asked fo r Mass.
State Em plbyes
BOSTION (A P ) —Gov. John
A. Volpe has asked the legisla­
ture to give pay raises totaling
som e $41 m illion to state em ­
ployes. ‘The hikes would range
from 9 p er cent to 14 per cent
fo r the m ore than. 50,000 men
and wom en em ployed by the
com m onwealth.
The recom m enUatlon cam e
‘Thursday in a special m essage
to the lawm akers.
Union officials have Said they
w ill accept nothing less than a
20 per cent across the board
hike.
Volpe, w ho will be replaced
by Lt. G ov. Francis W. Sargent
later this month, proposed that
the raise by m ade retroactive to
Jan. 1.
Jbm es M . A. D dan, president
o f the M assachusetts State Em ­
ployes, said any proposal under
20 percent to legislators and a
sm aller increase to state em ­
ployes is “ absolutely unaccepta­
b le .’ ’
John J. K eefe, international
representative of the Service
Em ployes International Union,
AiFLrOIO, another union of state
workers, said state em ployes
“ are determ ined .they will not
be put o ff another year, nor pa­
cified with token increases that
leave them In an Inferior com ­
petitive position with private
unions.”
D olan said his union “ filed
legislation for a 20 per pent sa­
lary increase for career state'
em ployes. We m ean 20 per
cent.”
A private consulting firm con­
tracted by the Volpe adm lnls-
tratton has recom m en d^ a pay
Increase o f 14 per cent fo r the
state workers.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1969
PAGE f i n m r
Debate Set D em ocrats and l l RepubUcans, Republioan coUeagues aUgned
w ere Urted o s sponsors o f tiM with M m. M ost Souttieni D ehio-
ue their tradlUonal, and sne-
cessCul, fight onv
PRESS
resolution Introduced Thursday cra ts Also have vow ed to oonUn- dtanga.
On Senate by Sen. F r a i* ChurCh, D-Idaho.
Cloture Rule
th u rrii asked fo r Im m ediate
conaideratton but Sen. Spessard
L. HoUand, D -H a., objected and
" **:
forced poetponem ent.
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Senate’s filibuster rule with a
tert vote by 'Ihesday o r Wednes-
day.
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Sehoto should not be perm itted
on the issue w hich has erupted
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D ebate begins today on « roe-
ohHlon that would am end Sen-
At tiie start o f each new Con-
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ate nUes to perm it debate to be
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M ansfield supports the Uwee-
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‘Thirty seven senators, 26
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,
and Labor," has Just been pito-
UConn Radical Leader Htoed by the Oxford P r e s A
and another. "Ctaao, Raoe and
Po>Hlca” to ready to ba pub-
Savage Fighting Suspension Uehed.
toas "very much Invetved In
tha flee speech movement," ha
said.
BVom B erkley ha went to a
now ooUoge in Vancouver, B.O.,
owneone who to obvioualy of the
New I,eft, but otherwise appar­
ently quite Uke anyone e l s e ,
and very wUDag to talk, iHiat
do you oUi?
......... J.'!tH''
. f'"
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, I960
him a term paper, saying, "IWQ
you accept tUsT" "It was due
than the UCkU sltuatfon. But
the "Storrs oocftcntottoii," he
PAGE S E V ^ r iE N
ThaUnglvlng." Leggett s a i d , asserted, to the Uggoot SSm
milling and taking it lb s stii- of Ito Mnd on lha ooM eoM t David Okrant
dent showed Mm an artlde in Bditor Janlca Obucbowald

T he H igh S chool W
A native of Detroit, be le- "Ramparts,” * well-known rad­ Marqr Juran Senior Bditor

orld
tor a year before oomlig' to If you ooMider sooialogy a
r o a im oeived Us advanced education UOonn, with Us wife and two scleneo (he did), can you be ical magaslne. Leggett had Feature Bditor Robert BleUer
oUpper. Of the three, only 'Bro- toad Sports Bditor
var hoe a mustache. Leggett ex- at the University of IBeUgaiv daughters, as a full professor objective when you are por- read it.
lokMNI UBivw- receiving his Ph.D in 1N3. this fall. He said be would Uke Uolpoting, more or less; dfawet- Asked MS' oflnlan cn t h e
piaJned that he teaohee ooufMs

I
I t OsHNOdwt MBior m * In poUtioal sociology, s o c i a l From there, be went to t h e to return to the weet coast, and ly In a aitaatlcnT (He could, Utuatlon at San 'B ^ ctsoo
Unlvenlty of CUlfomta. at probably woidd. State CoUege, Leggett caBed it VOL, JODH, N g 14
ltd D m . U tar atratlfleatlon, race rotations and he Sold). Com piled by 8tndentm o f M ancluater H igh School M rs. J oyce D on, FaetBlty A dviaM
the Uke. His book, "dasa, Race Berkeley, where he taught and Sitting, face to face with A studenroame up snd slipped "touBher, a bigger ball game,"
t i Ml
By-Line W |
cdOwi
E an abtjmoa
ruMi« m that
The new year arrived to find
'that tha a -* "r |i
Child Development Class Experience
tataf tndmtad into tte A m y.
m u mm rntmOima to anpow Oommittae had oat been idle.
Prepares Senior Girls for Future
YOU PROBALY WON’T APPRECIATE THIS
lor MauBdcn Jtan. 11. CBam duea of tl-00 ted boen
A oooct 0000, on ohMi — Aaoldad upon and ooBaoteL Bim
di— iwing tRxn onollMr praUat BMttons tor tlw Ctam Motto
wore given and tBamwaed, and “ Bnipa, end mails; and puppy At the end of ths ssmester,
Mov. as, to olao tte cMlds dsvdopmsnt can bs
Am to ooftto up to Oroult OouK a Utt of the moat popular ones dog's tails — that's what Uttle
vara oiroulated to otaoa boys ara made of. Sugar, and traced through tte changes on

ADVT. UNTIL YOU READ ALL THE OTHERS

U, wmiiiiawHo, Jaa. H. Tte observation sbssts.
Army toJuotloB ana poatpcnad bam. sptos, and svscytblng ides —
tm> waoks booanoo bo woo dM A vofa deektad tqiaa “ It is Is Unit what UtUs giris are mode Puppy dogs' talU and sugar
to appear to oomt Ibaoday, not bow long we Uve but how" o f?" and ^ c e ? A world mad-( of
bat tba oom araa poatponed. oa ite Otam Motto for tha Ctana Can a simple nursery rhyme fantasy and new found know!-
Maamddle, Bavaco ia attand- of I960. The Oommenoement really describe tte fast moving, edgs. Child Development can
tof olaaaaa, hopliir to take at
leaat one exam aa tlw aameater
■lebari Savage

enda, and aaatof laaryera. He Wednesday and bsul drafted a

la ttvtad o(f>oampua.
It la not dUBodt to locate hand—preeumaMy ready tor
reply, in almost iUeglUe long­
ON THESE PAGES Oommlttee has oBm been dte
eianlng many toiteieatii« a n d
uUqua Ideaa to make 'SB’s the
boot senior year yet.
Attantion Benton: AU aco-
ever changing, exeftting litUe
world of the developing child?
Child Development class lets
senior girls dteoover the truth
tor themselves.
telp in understanding tte eom-
plex creation that is a child.
Catfate ‘69

km who have bem accepted

ttda ooBStravomial flgura. Luadt* typing or mimeographing (the
tone haadqMcteni lor Bavafo, SDS.'Uke all faoeta of educatian- 1967 FORD 1966 CHCVKOLET 1967 VDLKSWADEN to doUegea obould leave a allp
Perhaps your gym ctaaa has
been invaded by round-eyed
Student Cited
and apparaatty for many ,o< the al institutions, "good" or "bad",
laartwa at tlia ffhidanto for a is fond of words, and their
Damoomtlc Soolaty — atudant words are oonttnually clrcUtot-
Galaxie 600 2-Door Hardtop
Auto; V-8, PS., Radio
1965 VDLKSWAGE14 Bal ilir Sedan. 6, auto, trana. Squaraback. White. Radio.
of paper with their name, the
name of tha ooUegaa and tlw
n m o of the state in which the
little girls or boys who (tq|wn
finding caMMhenlce or badmin­ Mindy Mens(tell, a senior,
has been cited as one of the
Sedan. Badio. ton not extremely tntereathy)
and faoulty — apama to be the ing.)
•1895 •1095 •1895 oollega la located in the R l^ noade a hasty retreat; or the outstanding high sdwol atu­
dents of EngUah in tte (xnmtry.
Oampua Raotaian^ a oafe-
taita Joat oft oampiia. In his reply to Babbidge, Sav­ •IIW School WorM oMtoe „tor use in
tha papur in tba near future.
aUsnee of the library was brok­
en by a troop of 8 to 5 year
Tte National OouncU of Teach­
Aasiy wHh BaUldpe age aaid, in part, “ I bdieve the
Tha otBer aoon, Savage paua- president by miaquoting my in­
1969 VOIKSWADEN OatMe '69 olda exploring a strange new
ers of Englteh has named her

od a fear mtoutea to eocpiaiii tention in Ms letter to me has 1963 CHEVY 1962 VDLKSWAGEtt domain. TTiis Is ell part of “ lab''
a 1968 national runner-up in its
annual Achievement Awards
what be waa up to, before luah- shown a lack of human concern Pickup. Veay'oleen. 1967 OLDS Toronado 1600 modd. Radio. YeUow
Sunroof. Blue. Radio JuMon end Benlona: Durti«
neott week, Jan. 18-17, from 8-6
period, where free jday and ex-
pteratton are encouraged.
Competition.
for my predtoameM." The Ms-
tog off to BaHfoad for a ooo- tory majin- said that he did not 2-Door Hardtop. Full power. •1495 p jn ., the Travelers liiwurance IVee play Is a type of gentle Lost spring, a (XMnmtttee of
ferenoe wltii a lawyer (he didn't
ask that be be relnatated in the
aoy on wtatoh aapaot of hlB oome- univereity. A quesUoti of se- •995 •895 Oompony wiU interview Jtmlora
and sentote for Saturday sMUa
guldanoe which leaves tte chUd
basioaily o unlnhlbUed end uiv
EngUah toachera from MHB
nominated ahneet 8500 students
w totim iM ed attuatioa.)
Baango, aa haa been man- mantlos, perhaps, to the out­
sider, but to the individual con­
•3 1W 1968 PORSCHE training otartlng Feb. 8. The
training end experience will
restrained. Now be can thsootvsr
values cn hds own; what te right
for the NOTE citation. Of that
number, only 800 finalists were
UoiMl before, ia taU — prE>bat>ty cerned, an additional frustm- groom you for fuUttme em­ chosen. They (Wpresent over 60b
MoatFf, haaided. of oounw, but ticn. Mustanir 2-Door Hardtop. 1966 VW SEDAN j 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 912. 5-speed trane.
ployment with the Travetare
to do, end what te wrong. He
can explore, he can create, he schoola from 50 states, Um Dte-
on a ooUege campue one goto As for Us quick mrlnaniflrn
Bidto naod to aU vniletiea of tten from student deferment to
6, auto. tmns.
— Rfkdio. Beige
1 Dehixe Sedan. Radio •4895 after graduation, if you oen
. type and would Uke to leoni
can dteoover tor httnseU what
being a UtUe boy means. And
trlqt of Oohmlbia, and Ameri­
can Preparatory Seteoto abroad.
In announcing tte wlniiera,
htor, weBwqiokan and coopem^ 1-A when Ms suq>en8ian wss an-
ttro when queattoned. He waa nounoed, Sava^ branded that •1095 •1095 1967 VOLKSWACEN
keypunching or tapewriting, go
to the Personnel Department
T .<rv . a ww . ..
Jane 'Post and Bev Miller, both 69, cooperatively play dead for their young
(HepaM pIxNo by BucelvIcRua) bs osa estabHah retationaMps
with people or remain on hte Robert F. Hogan, Executive
eodremely upaet — to a verbaBy "bureaucratlo tenoriam." •1445 and disouaa these opportunities. charges aa Sandy Forbes, '69, observes the children and their reactions. own. But whether in group Se(nwtary of tte National Coun­
cil of Teachers of engUsb, stat­
way — with aa an-
be had received toom Before be hunted off to Itart- 1966 D0D8E Fastiback. Black. Radio. play or individual play, tte ed that tte OouncU recom­
Homer BabbUge in tord, be Introduced this report­
1966 VW Obia Conv. 1986 VOLKSWAGEN •179 5
ohttdreei ore being observed tn mends these students tor <x>I-
reaponae to Ua requedt for an er to another oontioverslal flg-
BbayanoO. ure-^ohn Leggett, professor of
Freaideab Babbldge had aa- sociology and one of the four
Polara 4-Door Hardtop.
A/C, auto, trans. PS., radio.
Red, black top. Radio
Deluxe Sedan. Red Annual Reunion by the course of their devetopment.
Child Development te a se­
mester course. Senior girts ara
legs scholanhlps In 1969. Tte
names of these atudents ara
sent to every o te g e end uni­
torarad that be could not oom faculty members under threat
•1595 •1395 1 1966 VW SEDAN given the opporhaiity to stud^
tte phystcaT and mental ds-
versity cMlmtesions offioer in tte
alder a "retoeletement," whldi of discipline for their part in
Savage claimed completely dio- the Dow interview.
Leggett was about to have
•1695 Red. Very clean NHS Is Successful vriopment of children. The text-
bO(* covers from Urth to six
otxmtry. In prevtous years, 99
per cent of tte Award wiimen
entered tte oeXhega of their
togentod Ua nequeat tor aa
'bdieyaaoe." lunrti, along with two of the
1964 •1395 The Natioeial Honor Society rules about drinking and yean; and “ lab” periods deal (teice. ApproocinMitely 90 per
Savage bad written lequeet- other profeeBora-^aick Roach,
tag an abeyaaoe — actually a also a soolologlat, and Chartes
1961 VUIKSWADEN 1967 VOLKSWAGEN combined a boUday get-together
and an Informal panel discus­
parietal hours. Everyone, every­
where, was absolutely broke!
with both boys and girls foam
3 to 5 jrears of age .In action.
cent of thoee receiving reoog-
nttlon received financial ol(L
■wpeulon of the auapenoICBi — ment. Brover, of the EkgUsh depart­ CutlaaB Conv. PEL, auto., radio.
Sedan.'' Bed. New tires. Deluxe Sedan. Radio. Extina clean
1965 VOlKSW AtEN sion at their anmwl alumni re­
As for semester vs. trlmeeter
St:
On Mondays- and Friteys,
the children have cookies
lOndyis English teactera have
on Monday. In that nequeat be
■aid that “uidvenlty rules as Beport Not Made PUbllo
The fourth profeoBor, David
•1095 •795 •1695 Sedan. White. Very clean. . union, held leoentty.
About 40 past and present
system, those whose sehoMs
(Eariham and Union) are under
the trimester system were de­
milk snd talk cf tte
“ best things of Christmas,"
been Mrs. Sylvia Oarmen, Mr.
Herbert Paganl, Mr. David
Monahan and Mr. Gilbert Hudt.
they mm eland requtaw nse to NHS'era met in the faculty Brenda Mattarelli, ’69, discovers eomething about squinn in chaira, "dsan
OolfBx, also of the sociology de­
nmain auapended wUle I work
partment, was not in evldenoe. ____ ^1195 kneige on the Friday before
finitely In favor of it. The work­
ings of the 8D8 were explain­ the way children learn as a young student in Child bouse," or Join in a game of
Her schedule taududes CoHegs
Level EngUsh and Chsmistry,
the appeala proceaa AU four have been using the
Hoitover, due to forcea beyond press to state their case, os 1683 FORD 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Christmas vacatton. Familiar, ed more thoroughly by Miark Development discovers something about the diffi­ “ Umdon Bridges," students Algebra HI, Art IV, O atts I,
my oonboi, l have been order­ Leggett fke^y admitted, and
ed to report for induction into
Gakude 600 4-Door Sedan. Sunroof. Green. Radio.
1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 VW SEDAN loag-lost faces appeared, some
changed by college llto. Home­
Jeske.
Routine questions were asked,
culty of balancing a flat object on a rounded sur­
face. (Herald photo by Buceivicius)
note down new words, aettons of
children, or a noted per-ronali-
ty (tenge on obaervatton ttieets.
and Creative yMUng. Ste is tte
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber­
the armed forces. TUe L«ggett has said be is rea4y to 241 Deluxe Wagon Blua Radio made oooMea and punch were SB weH. When asked how much nard Menscbttl of 41 MUford
bring mUt against the Oomnolt-
■wai, of oopree, Jeopardiae my toe of Five for what be n a iw •595 . •995 •895 •1250
served by Karen Smith and her
crew. John Briggs demonstrat­
time they tq>ent studying, Uie Rd.

French Club Banquet

abtoly to effewUvely appeal the is blander in their reoommen- panehtts remarked that they Robin. '69
ed hte newly-lnventod game, found themselves viftti «,^lot of
deoteion of the student conduct dattons wMcfa were made Deo. Jejoe Oole
commtttoa” 28.
N O SET D O W N PAYM EN T whtoh a good numiber of the "fritter tinjie” , but recommend­
group tried. A lot of mbigUng ed studying right atong rattier
^he conduct oommUtee Leggett said he eoepeoted that I Legion of Honor went on, and soon the .college than waiting until Just before a Letter to
only Savage, mnong these recammendattonB would
freshmen and MHS seniors had test Oonoeming academic pres­
Captures Paris Flavor
TED TRUDON
•aviP other atudents “eiqgled be presented to the university
y * unfairly, aa they claim, lor trustees at their meeting Jan. [
Steitoting a Dow OhemUal Oc. 10. The four men have b e e n I
The place: Memorial Field.
The occnalan: A Hanriiester
“ Hey, who's that blond over
there?"
begun to talk about ooUege life.
President Jan Obuchow;^
sure, the .panel was divided as
to their findings. However, all
The Editor
High tootbaU game. “ You mean the girl with ttie organised the group to listen to felt sufflciently pr^Mued for A small but lively crowd at­ a student drawn mural cf a ditional Yule hoUiHiv cake —
totervlew Oot. 80. Four tocuRy sent copies, but they have not tended the banquet "A French Paris street added to the at­ the “ Buche de Noel" — were Wednesday, Dec. U, tte Btu-
Manchester has the baU, with big smile, wocltedly t^Ung a the parelista discius their ex- college. The toss-up between
membere were also atogled out been matie pubUc. Leggett HoUday" on Saturday afternoon, mosphere. terved. dent OouncU sponsored their
for dIeciiiHne, but Ibeto caaea said the four faculty men would ® eeoonda to play. The quarier- story?" p^enoes. The panelists in- fratemity-eorority vs. independ­
Jan. 4. The banquet, sponsored first Gripe Day. The purposeT
back fakes a pass, but hands "Yeah, that's her." riiided: Joe Czerwinekl of dark, ence was overwhelmingly won For entertainment, Mrs. The mood at the banquet waa
wars considered by a special not moke the contents public, by an independent group of To allow all tte tuUiappy stu­
ooomdttee, the “Oomndttee of that they were, in effect, wait­
Five." ing tor ttie "other side" to
V 0 L ir « W A a B K i__pPORSCHE
VOLKSWAGEN— n »c r»u off to the hdlbaok. The fuRback
dodges a tackle and dashes In
“ Thai's Joyce CXile, and stop
looking at other glrta, Paul!"
Mark Jeske of UOoim, Nancy
Sodano of Barlham, Wendy
by those in favor of independ­
ence ! , ,.. . Frenxdi students iij (woperatton
with the French Chib, was held
Bourn showed some of her
aUdes taken on a recent trip to
FTonce. Included were many
casual and many impromptu
activities appeared at various dents of MHS to present their
oompialnto to the student coun­
tor a touchdown. Joyce is probably telling about Smith of Vaasar, Ruth ESseaser The NHS reunion succeeded in taMes, including a spontaneous
Preparing Beply the flrtt move, the other side | of Smith, €Uid Dave Colpitis of in the MtHS (Cafeteria. unusual shots of the 1967 Grand. "Jeu des cartes" (card game). cil and to Mr. A. Raymond Rog^
satisfying the queettons of many
toom
Savage received Ms answer being the administration.
President Babbidge
T O LU N D TURNPIKE TA LO O TTV ILLE H9-283S - 87S4S02 The result — a Manriiester
'fUiory.
the Ume flhlrley, the receptlon-
lat, flooded the office by clog- Union. seniors, as well as providing an A se(ft'.cR of the room was set Prix auto race and the LeMans In the future, the French dtfb era, their principal.
Leggett Is Meanrshaven and "Hey, who was that Wd who the drain and Jcqrce . Several topics which came up opportunity for the alumni to up to resem'ble a Paris cafe. endurance raoe. is jdannlng a Spring Banquet Tfatitoen people dared to show
brought interesting answers. revisit MHS and meet old Color was the keynote of the The food, served buffet stjde, and a trip to Montreal, Canada. iq>. Of these 18, one was a non-
Bcnred the winning touchdown? had to dry the floor by wiping
I think^ I've seen him around it up with towels and ringing For instance, all of the above friends. de<x>rati(ms. MUUi-coiored taiUe- waa a main attraction. French French Chib menvbera' ara council student, two were MY.
before.' schools have either changed or Martha Russell '69 bloths, candles in smoked glass specifUties —How d'oeuvres, selling stationery to earn funds Rogers and Mr. Arthur Gtaeser,
them out. The scene —Dr. Dan' containers, travel posters, end Hanvtora-BtoiUtet, and tte tra­ tte (xxmeU advisor. To say the
"Sur^ that was Potts. ielson'a (orthodontist) office are in the process of relaxing Robin Neieber, '69 tor this trip.
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF, TO SHOP OUR USED CAR LOT
tiM
in
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jin
ra
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u
Usa
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a
vHoopsters Have
"W ho?" least, it was a very dtaoppoint-
where Joyce works developing ing turnout.
You know. . . X rays, grinding impreaslona,
too. You probably teve seen TUs reporter did not intcr-
and vacuuming. Besides wlp- prat this email turnout as ateor-
lOOtbwi th» ing a tack of any student oom-
ptainto Rather, it ttunsed Just-

G&S
ha's the president of the Boy's
w __ ^ ^ maJee an office nm, to take

CHALLENGES
a ptaln ttmple lack of interest

^ ^ pride In lemming oomethlng new
Studenft OouncU, a runner on the ^
I d e n c y T ^ Student O a ^ l.
------5*4m 4m cm%n rw# waae
Rough Vacation
working, Joyce While everyone waa taking it
easy over the Christmas Vooa-
Uoit, the MHS Basketball Team
WiIKTO inCAUd60 BulgllWl l8»
waa hard at work. Although
on tte students' part.
MDr. Rogers, however, did not
kxUc upon tte sttuatlon to this
HHumer. He excused many, say­
With the Red and White get­ ing that Jobs and Ulness kept
ting more experience, each the ttudents away. I believe he
week they become a tougher was far too generous.
team to play against. They def­ The students of MHS to gen­

ANYONE TO MATCH OUR PRICES OR 100% GUARANTEE P la^in t I think. What's he tak-
2
"Weil. Lee's Hkes ate pretty
wMs and varied. His flwt love ^
^ Spanish
^ ^ H,

1“ ®
Cbemls-
^ putting out ICO per cent, effort
in each game, experience prov­
ed to be the determining factor
initely have the potential to
knock off any team in t h e
CXilL. The Indians will be out
to prove this against Oonard at
eral have been known for a lack
of partkftpatlon end selxxd
It seems as if it is al­
ways the same ones supporting
during the holiday clatties with 8 tonight in Clarke Arena. How
la sports; he loves all sports. the Indians dropping three of and participating to tte school
about helping by (wming out
ON ALL SELECT USED CARS Les also Ukes an kinds of mu-
bHo, incluthng Bach, Jiig NHS. Isn t that
their four games. " tonight and cheering our team
acttritles.
Surely, out of 2,100 studenU,
C• . The hoopsters iost to Bullceley, to vltstory?
modem, a n T L ctron lc. Lee to toT Joyce. Outalde thwe must be more than U
58-49, Hall, 64-55, and Windham.
also a big movie ten - Ms Buriy '69 interested people. When gtvmi
SAVING TALKS, NOBODY WALKS, LET^ FORGET THE GIMMICKS! COME IN AND TALK! favorites are “Ths Russians ors p»olr at O n ^ r Clturch, 82-53. But the Red and White a clMuxe to do something about
Coming" gnd “The Odd and is a Teen-Oenter Council managed to put it ali together the so qalied “ injustices" piae-
and overcome a strong Bristol
Couple." Les has studied the ^ ed upon them, they
67. MUSTANG lilA6 NON
67 GHEVEU.E
WAS NOW
67 PLYMOUTH WAS NOW 63ra n iDusttm W AS NOW
comics carefully, end BC and
Tumbleweeds are his favorttee.
ycar-dds.
Working with these children, 56.
Eastern team last Friday, 58-
1Guidance Note^ | choose to do nothing.
Bitting and comptalnteg
Lee is ntmcommitel about mind learned how wonderful It The Hartford powerhouse, achieves nothing. Ons must
2-DOOR H A R D T O P , 6 C Y L . 2-Door Hardtop, 889 Engine, 2-Door. 4flpesd on the IToor, sMtts and long hair — he says " ^ reaponstbUity for Bulkeley looked like they would Representatives from the fol­
i DOOR S ED AN , E X C E L L E N T either critlctte oomtructvely
S T D ,. R A D IO , W -S .*,
A IR d O N D ,
S20H
'Fout^Specd.
$ 1995 1695 C O N D IT IO N
$1995
389 Engine with 8 4-bbl.
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that,
either."
"Ho Wouldn't

"Lee seems Uke an all-around

guy.”
wear
"You bet. He’s grateful for
67 E 100 VAN HTEMPEST 65 MUSTANG 65 FORD LTD ths many opportuiitties offered
'at MHS, and wM look back
2-Door Spmt Coupe. Auto- foundty at his yean ben. If he
STANDARD S C Y U 2 D O O R H A R D T O P , Y -8 ,
STANDARD hod a s h )^ , dt would be “ have
oontidenoe but be humble.” As
far as advice to underclassmen
ho wouM tell them to nuUce
frtendo andt most of aU, to
psrtlolpate.
2 DOOR H A R D TO P , "What does Lee plan to do in
tbe future?” .
*Mtlo people and In return to be too much for the locate as
attain thoh; recognition. In her they Jumped to a 19-2 first
•P*** time (which is difficult period lead. After that the Red
^ imagine) Joyce loves to ski and White gained momentum
lowing colleges wUl be in the
Gtftdanoe Office next week. If
you wkd) to see one of them,
and proceed to make Improve-
nients, or remain seen and not
heard.
contact the Guidance O ffice'for a final note'. I fOel that It
the “ Four Tops." until they came within two
“«
Joyce wants to Uve her life points of the Bulldogs in the
own, IndependenUy but fourth canto. .
a pass.
Tuesday, Jan. 14: Aetna
ta my duty to Inform students
that another Gripe Day will be
held soon wftb the Student
tn a community with o t h e r s , But Bulkeley'a experience Insurance Company, X period. OouncU and MT. Rogers.
®**o advises aU people to “ be overcame the locate for the win. Wednesday, Jan. 15: Pln^ ^ urged all stu­
order to be fair to Steve Rasher came off the Manor Junior College, Chestnut dents wtth grievan<x« to briw
yourself." You are J o y c e ' s bench and turned in an excellent Hill, Moss., 3rd period; Aca­ theni forth to be heard. He wtB
hind of person if you are Intel- game under the boards. demy of Aeronautics, La delighted to answer any
hgent, smiling, honest, a n d Against HaU the - battle waa Quardia Airport, Flushing, qtiettions that you may have.
' thoughtful. Joyce herself c a n nip and tuck all the way. But N. Y .; 4th period. P e ih ^ next time, there w4U
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Jet Defense
MIAMI (A P ) — Eari
Momll isn’t intweated in
Joe Namatii’s lii>, Just his
tana.
lio m ll, Om Balttm an CMU’
quutertmck, aaid be had read
Namsth's retewnee to him as •
ahdh Mte quarterback.
“ Ha oaa axproBa any opiiSan
ba waxria^” aaU MocraU.
“ I M fs hla buBtaMaa.
“ I don’t worry about other
quarterbacks. AU rm Interested
In la the other team’s detaise.
llia ifs what you hava to beat.
Aothna speak louder ttiaa
wotda Ifa what you do on the
flUd that counts.”
Wamalh, quarterback o f-th e
Amerlean Fbotball Lnaque
champtrnn New Tcric Jets,
tapped ICorrall earlier this
week. Namath aaid th en w en
at least five quattexbacks in the
ABli better tfann HbrraB.
The S4-yeei>old Iforrall threw
S8 touchdown paaeea this season
in liawlingf the Oolts to the Na-
ttonal BVwthaU League cham-
ptonshtp and Into Sunday’s 8u-
par Bowl game against the Jets.
He was voted the NFL’s player
at the year and arcfaiteot at the
Jets' AFL diampionehip drive,
M om U said: “ I haven’t seen
*®***.SJ^‘
S !.
32^4
back last, gets rid of the ban.
MonrnU said he couldn’t recall
evw putting a rap on aaoiher
t o 'i i !S h S ;i t o n t a d ‘ t o ‘d !.^
T rinn’t iujidv. If ••
•Tfcm iH
^ a > ^ peu ^
? s l« » . Jo« Namath and the Wg-
this, in case Namath’s blast at
M m v ^ m ^ t^ p e y ch o k q p
S o
iS S .
the reat of the
____ _ . ,
w«*
fHme.
fttma, ami
and h»
he stnm^Kto*
gfvee his advice
‘‘ m S i Si ^ S ^ ’ “ It’s toush on
*
o o m f»litO T «A ^ tt* i^
been bothering Wm It’s a great
tribute to Wm the way he has
helpod me. He’s doM every-
tWng be can.’’
MbnaU was a baseball and
football star when he attended
MieWgan State University. He
even bad a chance for a profes-
rional baseball oareer.
“I saw baseball could be
kng struggle,’’ MorraU sold.
“ In football I would know if 1
could make It in nine weekss by
the end of the exhibition season.
IMy riiances in football looked a
MIAMI BEACH— ^The New York Jets know the only
lot better I could have drtei»d
Did the native of l ^ g a n
ever dream be would have a “ ^ B t fou r and their bKtzers or Sunday’s Super Bowl eastern 72
season like the 1968 campaign wUl be as suspenseful as a wres- _____________________ _________
with Baltimore.?
“ It’s a fantasy,’’ he said.
SPICE—Marian Zamaitis 128, Bis 10-year oareer according to face him. I’ll find out a lot in record was 21-12.
Lorraine Demko 138,Nancy
Joyce 128, Vivian Hieldon 129,
PatLappen127 —361,
Jean ing opposite
MlUer 126—841.
KACEY —Jim Parr 237 —601,
Stan Zatkowrid 209 —886, Ted S’sinc. The young feliow is right succeed because “ Joe has to be
Kiejna 201, A1 Bergevin 207, evard Randy Rasmussen. The throwing for us to win. The key
A1 Kuzmlckas 208, Mai Dana name may have the ring of to the game is to give him
227-200 —894 Mario Frattaroll ereatneas but he admits that, time. Everybody on w r team se cre t 18 th a t h e w ork s on e
204-202 —595,' RolUe 204 occasionally, " I ’ve had robgh feels if Joe has time nobody is d a y , OUt o f seven . H is p h i-
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Not Interested in Namath’s Lip, Jiist An Schoolboys Near Halfway Point,
4
Star H andled with Silk Hand, Conard Plays Indians at Arena
Joe *8 Insults H elped B u ild i^ Bjr DEAN YOST
Scholastic basketball,
Oonferenca Uste a U g gam s be­
tween floulh Windsor (4-0) and
6-1 tor tite yiear) at the d ork e
Arena at 8:18. Cheney Te<h
faces East IITndsor with a rito-
Uer loop record. It is the first
TonlgM’s pttdu: East CMlR-
fie w in ta g by 18 over North-
East Windsor (4H» both fight- (8-4) meets Woodstock (6-1) on meeting this season hetweea the weet; Oonerd ootning ant on top
MIAMI BEACH — The said. "I omy met “ " ^ ''*? *** nearing the halfway point tag tor tb s No. 1 spot. OOC ac­ the latter’s bomeoourt. EUtag- two lop oonferenca teams. Neer- over Mancbeeter, by IS; Wood-
•t a Touchdown <31ub banquet league, they get credtt for aU in the season, finds a full tion flnda imdefeoted OTOmwoU ton (2-1 and 2-4) tm vele to Wa­ tagten (6-8 overatt) 'vlalts Rock- atock gets the nod over Oheney,
Baltim ore Ocdts are prob­ ta Columbus, Ohio, and I thoae Aimp passes to the out- 6-0 playing 2-S Bolton. terford (6-1) In a non-confer­ vUle (1-7) in a return meeting by 12; Waterford dunqiliig EL
slate o f schools playing to­
ably the fin est football tbought he was a idee guy.” side that anytxidy could com-
night. Three teams stffi re­ East Oattailie, 9-0 on the sea­ ence bottie. Rocky HUl tavadee of the tw o Central Valley Con­ Ungton by 10; Coventry toeing
But «t that point, Shula’s voice plate." son, ploys a fourth straight Ooiventry lor the first time thia ference achools. CromweU SO ta to Rocky HIU by five; S o u t h
tewn on the land, by far. main unbeaten in their con-
There are strong sugges­
trailed and ho didn't seem to Today, Namath was aaytag road league game against year. The 'visitors bring a 22 league play and 6-1 so for tMs Windsor edging Best W toter
be giving much force to hla nice also teat he wasnt rettaottag fsrenoes with one being Had. NorthwoOl Oathollc (1-2 wid 8-6 record 'with them wMle the Pa­ year, 'veiAures to Bolton. The
tions they are a better by five potato; Itewtagton re­
guy deacrtpUcn of the feUow anything he said about th e Eart OathoUc has sole powes overall) ta Woot Hartfbrd. Man­ triots post a 2-6 season mark. BuUdoge are 2-8 hi the Charter peating over RoettriUe, by 90
Oreen Bay Hacken at cham- who had knocked the Ootts’ own Cotta’ quarterbocktag, and was
Sion of the HHC raoa with a chester (3-8 and S-4) tokee on In a b ^ conference game South Oak Oontorence and post a 4-8 points, end Onomwett rameto-
ptonsUp fame. The CoKa also quaitertMKk. Earl MbmU. uiq>eiturbed by the Cote’ reec- 8-0. record. North Oedtral Oom.
a n qualifying as the forgotten powerful CksMnd ( 8-1 and Windsor, 4-0 end 6-1 on the year Tmrk overaU. tag unbeaten over Botten by 80.
team o< Sunday^! Super Bowl Namath, right or wrong, has ^
game. been Irrepi^ble and a de- **** tondts
^ to SupM* ^ Itorrall on tho kwkMNrooin
Centrat Change
tTs thoae pertlferoua New
York Jete with their Joe Na- ^
math v d » a i« providing the
could hava buHetta board.
Z J n without Wm.
ig_Doint soreads
" » what I aay upaeto (ham;
*** *»o proa,” Namath The a p p o i n t m e n t of
Sifford Gomes in Eight Under Ski Notes
George Redman to the phy­
eWef oonservatlonddeoe pro-. ordinarily 6 i a ^ “ Putting that stuff iq> on
hides to the upoomtag oentest but Namsth has “ “ bulletin board won’t halo
S S ; “ S r i « e ^ m . auve with the^Colto’^
sical education staft at Cen­
tral Coimecticnt State College
was announced today by
To Grab Los Angeles Spotlight
lyrovooatlva tai?i»te. as “ ®t breaking WUlIsm Moore, director of
hotel, being taken for granted. ^ F L tato^prtat as much as Namath LOB ANGELES (A P ) — frequent winner fRnn Ever­ played ntost of the m ajor tour­
The Jets, presumably walking "havtag tour or five “ *® But they are athletics. He will Join the de­ There hod been a parade o f green, C!ok>. to tie young Jonea. naments and a lot of little ones.
partment Feb. 1. Abruptly ITOm out on the His one main target Is to be
quert^hacka better than the keeping their cool. T iu ^ ^ He succieeda Bobert Brown stars and less-l^an-stars
. / ( ' M iln u . oal team ta Miami. obvloualy, was evident, by contrast, whan HAT TRICK—D oug Favell, Philadelphia Flyers’ goalie in the NEL, produces ’nto the pressroom at the course came a report. Charlie invited to play *n the fSnKd
his ow n hat tn ck during a lull in action. The hat 'belonged to disgruntled Tor­ who has resigned to accept Sifford wee eight ahots undw Masters, an invitatloa be has
Even Don Shula, the BaM- this group *noi.iAwi Namath the Jete announced that they another position. Los Angeles Open. . .
more OoeMh, who haa 40 play- himself. 'frara cracking down on the noc- onto fan who ..booed Maple Leaf goalie Johnny Bower after latter gave up par, with one hole to go. never received, however. By BHX. 8AOHEREK
Redman, a native of Bris­ ihere was BlUy Casper to de­ ImpoeaiMe. Everyone agteed.
era o f Ms own to be ootveerned jt was a statement to Invite tu™sf culventurea of their ath- f iy r fa irly easy goals. Rival teams played to a 4-4 deadlock. (A P Phobofax) scribe what he called a "scroun- Slfford’s back nine holes were
tol, wiU also serve as head Si^ord was only one Stroke un­ emaelng. He ctartod with a Much anew haa fallen in var­
Joe Namath Earl Morrall atMUt, can't escape the Jets- the Cblte’ attention to Namath Any Jet caught vlolattag coach of Central’s freshman gy’’ round of 69. And .^rrtold
Joe Namath aytMhoime. In the gn Sunday. Hie Cblts, to a maw the 11 p.m. curfew would be der per at the turn of Ranrtio’a birdie deuce on No. .12. On the ious areas staca we left Ver­
football team and as aoslst- Palmer reiettng Ms 72, one over
Colts' camp, they weren’t ask- have figurafively foUen ta love slugged with a 88,000 fine, regulation 36-35-71. 626-yard 13th he took a wedge mont lost week. In phone oon-
par for the Raiicho Farm OoK
Bruins on Hot Spre^
ant In wrestitag.
Game Offers Two Extra Dimensions tag Shula about the Cotta, they ^vith Morrall, who came off the Obviously, the Colts have since 1964, he has been the CMb. HUl was on the Interview plat­
form 'When 48-yeai>old Sifford
and slammed the baM Into the
cup from 40 yaitJs out.
versaUona Thursday, 'srith a few
were aaytag, "I f you were hla h»„r.h when Johimy Unites got been paying more aerlous at- head football and wrestitag Thera •were Jimmy Walker, areas, we learned that up to 14
oooch, how would you handle hurt ard took them where they tenUon to the buataeaa at hand Jr., from Loe Aqgelee, Terry Strode In. “ CharUa SUford, gen­ A hot driver and wedge pro­
coach at Bristol Central High duced four more euccesslve bir- inches of powder had fallen.
tleman. With an eight-under par
Namath and Biggest Point Spread Joe Nam ath?” today, on the briWc of a Sunday, because Shula was not
This come under the heed- |18,000 payday ta the Super oonttrataed to threaten them
tag o f a good question heosuae Bowl after a 810,000 NFT. titto with anything like five Mg onee
School. * DUl from Austin^ Tex., end Bob
“ Watermelon” Muiphy, the ro­
tund cne from Nichols, Fto.,
63.” sold Me escort
But the 63 wae true. Sifford
dlee oa he oem e home ta 28
etrokee tor Ms round ot 86-28-68.
Before starting on your trip
But Unable to Gain
up North, why not give the a n a
wrAawTMr'TY-kM / at>\
W A S H IN G T O N ( A P )
i.— i ^
the game, Namath has not been panic. The Jets wouldn t be in
.
favored by 18 points. President-
Shida’s opposite number. Jets’ game. The fellows who said if they deviated from their 11
Coach Weeb BKvbank, has been M «ty things about MorraU will P-m. curfew. "H ave you jUf- UConn Five who 'were tied at ihe tim e at 67.
Then came a refiresMng young
went into today’* second round
of play wtth a lead of three-
SUford eaid he has A o t 64
twice ta toiunaments but never
of your choice a caU and insure
youroelf of the a'vaUable oondi-
Super Bowl game at winning any popularity conteets. the Super Bowl. 'Ihey 'wouldn’t elect Nixon Is understandably handling his rogue o f a quar- nbi have their love Sunday. fened the after curfew itaeaT” nuui from Wlch<ta.t Kan., Grier atrokee end another htt of magic a 63, a course record here
Miami Sunday is already a
fanoinoH ntr n ffo ir oiron Ko.
missed two press have com e from behtad to beat
Conferences, and casually In-* Oakland oji hie passes ta the
hoping for more progress In his
own “ Bring us together” plea,
terbock •with a riUcoi hand en- There have been remarks by the OMt’s command asked.
o a s^ ta a velvet glove. Ew- the Colts, not neceeisarUy snide, ,"N o," was the answer, “ They’ll
N EW YORK (A P ) —
Bkwton’s hard - charging
to hold on ta the closing mta-
utes. EYed Stanfield put the
1:47 of th opening period. After
Henri Richard tied It up three
And Central Jones, a rook’e pro and the 1968
national collegiate champion
had touched a golf tournament.
Sifford has been a profieMdoa-
shared by Palmer end PhU
Rodgers.
tlons on hand.
A lot of local people wUl be
lasciM U ng aitair even ^ qutaed o f newsmen, so-wbat? He AFL championaMp game. Yet the first two Super Bowl bank would aay only that he that NamaUi’s own pasatag rec- get the usual.” What is the Bruins ahead ait 11:19 of the minutes later, Ted Hampson from Oklahoma State. His 66 al more than tw o decades. He ie "It I can play thia good wtth
fopg jg j;gg(j y p fy j. passes at Earl But Namath muat he nreoar- were ix>t as one-sided as '•»<* “appropriate action” o f- ©rd does Tiat stand scrutiny and usual? The Colt’s wouldn't say,
Bruins haven’t been beaten
in their last dozeit games,
opening period. Ted Green then
made It 2-0, where the count re­
gave Oakland tiie lead again at Play H om e looked like it would hold iq>.
But on cam e Dave HIH, an In­
the first Negro to reaUy make a
Mg go ot It ta golf. He has
the flu I hope It don’t leave
m e,” said Siffard.
found at Okemo this weekend,
as this Is where the Bennat
^.jjg onenirar n lavoff It has Morrall of the Cotts by saying, ^ ■„ . i,,,™ S,„rta J scores of 83-14 and 88- ***■ Namath upstaged newsmen that Ms 49.2 oompletlan percent- but they did acknowledge that 6:36. J uMot High School Ski C3ub will
-D aryle Lamonlca Is S - t Bidlcated. For the first half. «>y ^Bleeping through a proas age is a scandal. On t h a t W between |80 and a have won five in a row— mained until 18:66 of the second But from there on, the almost Oo7me<tticut and Rhode Island,
and still can’t catch those be. It la conatdared a family
period when Ken Hodge scored. p r l c e l e s e Canadiens took onetime Yankee Conference bos- bM area. Here they have elgM
elect N b S ^ ^ L ) r ^ a to d ly quytorback. There aro *- f----
w tion. ’The Colts’ line rush ate IT ^
games, ^h^t the NFL
no matter what New York coach’s manner of
iotk cooen s manner or
nivi
and h
has th
Httle reason to put the nm di M
much m 88 000
like $6,000. aound elusive Montreal Canadiens. The three-goal lead began to charge. Jean Britveeu, Y'van ketbaU powers, share a rather lift* and 20 mile* o f trail* end
up BUI Nelaon, Oeveland’s chooses to believe. The Packers Namath has border- mp on MorraU,, a 67.4 peaser. It haa been the Jete, then, Boston scored Ite fifth consec­ melt when Mike Pelyk of Toron­ Ooumoyer and'Dtck Duff eeored unique i^ e when they meet at
appoljiiees w en bringing to quarterback, In the NPL play- utive victory with a 8-2 decision acres of open alopea. Okemo
needed the help o f two field ed on a rnwrical appeal o f ” Oh, jn Miami, Namath has not irtio have had the ball during to reglatered with a ehot that in the period end four more Storrs Saturday night. Both
» **** cabhie*. The Super Bowl caiculaite to fyti, and In view o f Namath’a over Toronto 'Ibursday night, Is a large but not an overbear­
goals to assert a 13-7 halftime promise m a . .” holding still tor any such the week leading iq> to »ho trickled off the gtove of Boston Montreal scores were recorded have losing records.
as citfera two extra dhnen- pregame stotements they will end etui trails Montreal by ing mountain. The new servloe
lead over Kansas Ctty in 1M7, Shula didn’t answer Incisively slurs <m Ms completion average geune. The Colte will not start goalie Gerry Gheevera half way ta the second period, whUe Oak­ Ooimecticut lost all 10 games,
spread Im- h^ve a raging appetite for the tiiree pointo ta the Nattcnal before beating Syracuse Wednes­ abould be ta effect now, that to
Euid lost year it was a mere whehn asked betw he 'would and the Mgher percentage of playing catch-up until 8 o’clock through the closing period. land was scoreless.
in the three ^ Hamath ^ t o m y ^ the Super Hookey League’s Elestetn Divt- Norm UUman’s 28rd goal of the day nlgM, wMle a Rhody loss the ano-cate bringing you up to
14-10 game at the half. handle the Namalth-itype o f tom- Morrall. He didn’t say t h a t Sunday aftenxxm, which, ta Pete Stemkowskt jam m ed to
^ contest. oomplrte insouclaace has a gow l The oontMt amiears
appears to alon. season put Toronto within tying at Holy Cross Tuesday placed the summit, for that 4% mile
In each case, the NFL cham- poramental qucuterbeck. ” I NPL quarterbacks get credit their thinking, adU be soon three goals ta Detroit’s rout of
^ ^ been any- * The Canadiens hed a oomper- distance In the cloetag minutes, the Perns’ record at a moet run back to the base.
couldn’t say for certain,” he tor “ garbage” pass completions enou^. Los Angeles — the first time the
t h l i i l i e 'i t e i r ^ t « “^ 'w S S T p u y lor^ 'N f^ a ^ ^!it®Sfe“ S “ P®” *" etively easy time of it ta Mont­ but the clock ran out e'ven as Red Wings had beaten the Kings imusual 8-9. At Round Top, a new stunt
« » NFL, personified by the Bal- reL on he la In U,; Super
Super Bowl real malntalntag their dl-vislon Toronto benched goalie Bruce In Detroit. Both teams ha've fallen be­ to being tried out here thto year,
able is that 83-14 victory of the
morii the nreaiiitinhlv
fartimBte N e T ^ JeU, cham-
im. “ Namath has done with Uttle
weU-betog.
L T c a i^ e he Is an accomplish­
ed escape artist despite two
knees.
Packers In 1967. That Oreen
Bay team had a defense com-
Sports Viewing
TONIGHT
Coach Plans Changes lead with an 8-4 •victory over the
Oakland fieels.
Ptttobuigh punbfied Mtaneeo-
Gamble tor a sixth skater.
Early ta their game with
Montreal the Oakland Seeds
A casual, 90 foot shot by Rod
Selling glanced o ff the toe of
PMladelphia’e Joe Watson and
fore common opponents Ford-
ham, MafWBKimsetto and Holy
Cross; while Rhody ptaned a
anyone who to 66 or over can
get six sU tickets free: Ralph
Macearone Sr. and Jr., were
^ pions of the AFL. And ttiere has NFL has been pretty " " ^ parable to the BalUmore de- ta 7-2, Deteolit wMpped Los An­ looked worth every bit of the re­ Into the cage for New York’s 117-107 loss on New Hamprtilre, akttag at Otto Ridge.
nearer been a quarterback Uke porky about
Namath In any of the Super complex gained from the first
« « “ ««•
the superiority
^
^ *»®
called super,
and 11 had in Jim Taylor, Jim
OrabowsW, Donny Anderson
8:00 ( 8) BaaketbaU: Tale
va. Columbia
SATDUIAT
After Royals’ Defeat geles S-2 and New York stopped
PMladelpMa 8-1 ta the other
games.
ported “ ta excess of $2 milUon’’
a group of Buffalo investors
said they had paid for the West
winning goal.
Keith McCarthy scored twice
and Pittsburgh nished ta four
a team wM<Ut wMpped Con-
mecticut by 97-78.
Not only has each side had
Regular skiers at Stratton
have become aecuetodied to the
«»• Namath is the engaging fel- be annoyed by one of pro soM ^alnst tho NFL to the Sup and Elijah Pltte runners better 1:00 (M ) Bowling Boeton iieM a three goal lead first period goals en route to its difficulty ta wtantag, both also steady development of now
The Cincinnati Royals, an early season threat in the Coast team.
**** »«3,000 con- lootbnU’s facts. lu quarterback. ®^ games. We 11 need than those the Colts can as- 1:30 (SO) Bidler Derby against the Maple Leafs mid­ The Seals Jumped out In front highest score of the season in have Injury problems. Senior trails and increased lift facul­
tract from Uie Jeto four years Earl Morrall, who took the Oolts ‘ “ f®®** “ semble. And it had In Bart Starr 2:00 (M ) Senior Bowl Foot­ National Basketball Association, have coach Ed Jucker way In tile final period, but hpd Oo-Captata Ja-ck Melen of Con­ ties. But thto year they khoUld
c o n c e r n e d . -------------------------------—-------- on a goal by Gerry Etaman ta the 'Victory over Minnesota.
ball necticut eUU favors an anMe be pleaaantly surprised by the
*“ ** prc™ioed h» woldd be *he title and won the bouquet ^® N ^ ’ said Soimy Werblin, ^ super quarterback. T et the
The Oinctanatl Royals, an ear­ extent and variety o f the oom-
the best quarterback In the a sjn o et valuable player In the e^ w h lle owner of the Jets Packers actually did not mop ( 8) EOAG BaaketbaU; sprain suffered about a month
ly season threat ta the National Buffalo Group Frustration Years at End jdetely new area on the Bast
Nothkig is m ^ tom rtot NFL, nevertheless'rates as .only ago before the first u rK ^ ~ s i^ a ty ‘^ y t ^ 7 y e ^
big than a braggart who makes the second best passing quarter- Super Bowl. What has happen- ago.
LaSaUe vs. Syra­
cuse BasketbaU Association, have
coach Ed Jucker concerned. T o Enter NHL,
---- X--- ------------------- ^ Texas Stars ago at New Hampshire; and
diminutive (6-6) playmaher Ed face of the mountain. Tbe new
•**»“ **® *" ®^ ®*” ®® ‘*“ *‘ ®®‘ ®® the gap is Those who are Incorrielhle 8:00 (18) .Eastern AU-Star MoUoy of Rhody sprained an Stm Bowl area, aa It to called,
an instant AFL has the beet one.
Antt-Namiath cult which does Namath throws short and long
greater than ever. odds t a k e ^ a v r n e v e r
In the 1967 Super Bowl, Green many points to play with as the 4:30
OoUege Basketball
( 8) Race of the Week
“ I can teU you tight now there
are going to be some chaises Buy Franchise Long-Time Star W ith South ankle against Fordham about a
week ago and has been shel'ved
to really a s^Mrate area equal
ta atoe to many aU develop­
S:00 (SO) Wonderful World made” Zucker said after the until Feb, 1. ments operating In the Bast.
” ®* btoi the cleaacut beOter than any of the NFL Bay was a mere 13-point favor- 18 thsy are getting Sunday. For
hoy. Besides, he quarterbacks. In one-on-one Ite over the AFL ohamp, Kan- them, intoxication would be of GoU
( 8) Wide World of
Royals were beaten 119-110 by BUFFALO. N.Y. (A P)— Pour
the Seattle Supersonlcs Friday years of frustration appeared
Bowl Squad Connecticut’s freshmen \0ill be
maktag their final appearance
The new area haa a veiUeal
drop of 1,200 feet, ite own 4,900
champagne and wears coverage vrtiere the hair- sas City. In 1968, the Packers Namath and the Jets getting
^
and d ^ a n d s a prtce breadth accuracy is important, were favored by 14 over Oak- the game’s' first touchdown
Bi Miami, during this week of
Namath can pinpoint his passes land. Now. In the third year Sunday, this is not enUrely fan-
eleganUy. If he were prone to of the rivalry, it is the NPL ciful, you know.
8:00
Sports
( 8) BasketbaU:
Rhode Island vs.
..
Playing without Oscar Robert- ,
son. who became lU Just before
ended Thursday when a group
___ __
sportsmen announced
Grantham Patient MOOHjE, Ala; (AP)— An of­
fensive backfield wMch could be
termed a “ Texas Terror” has
ta a month when they meet
Rhode Island ta a 6 p.m .‘ p re-'
Umtaary. 'VarBlty action wlU
foot double chair life and five
mfles o f new tratto, ranging
from novice to expert, faces
TJConn the openit^ toes up, the Royals “ *® purchase of the Oakland FXDRT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (A P )— ^Larry Grantham, been named to start for the start at 6. Tickets will go on the morning sun and I* shelter­
came apart after leading by 21 Seals of the National Hockey South squad In Saturday’s na­ sale when the 'box office opens
SUNDAY ‘’one o f the three original members o f the New York tionally televised Senior Bowl ed from the north winds. Now
Jet Ready for Lesson College Basketball
East Sports Slate
2:30 (30) Super Bow l: Colts
vs. Jets
points at one time in the first League,
half. Jucker told newsmen he
has been talking trade with six P'® ®*“ t P ^ ® ^ P r t« was
ets, sees Sunday’s Super Bowl game against the Balti­ scrap.
m ore Colts fo r pro fottball’s •championship as the cul­
mination o f nine years o f frustration.
South Coach CSiariey Wtaner
of the iSt. Louis Cardinals and
at 6:30.
^' Qulnnipi'ao Is in New Britain
ton'ght to meet Central Con­
skiers can choose their trails
at Stratton to suit the weather
conditions. Warren Heilman
Baboon 87, Middlebury 67 baU clubs tho last eight games. *»clooed. but a epokefman necticut, and that can o n l y A
From Veteran Smith Bowdoin 81, Tufts 71
Boston State 103, Brldge-
FRIDAY, JAN. 10
BASKETBALL
Top Seeded
SYDNEY, Australia (AP)
In the only other NBA gome, Niagara Frontier Hock-
the New York Knlckfr beat the ^ Bvc. said the sum was “ weU
phoenix Suns 134-120. Mean- excess of $2 mUllon.”
"The first three years were
years of going no jdaoe, disor­
North Coach AUle Sherman of
“ This is a good solid football the New York Giants put their
ganization and often bouncing club. Our defense wUl be geared c.o 11 e g 1 a t e all-star teams
mean trouble for the Blue Dev­
ils
/
was recently elected president
of the Stratton Bkl Club and
Herman Goellner will head the
^ Eas^ Catholic at Northwest The Braves, coached by Burt
Rod Laver ot Aurtralla end BU- while, ta the American Basket- The figure was a reference to pay checks,” said the SO-year- to force the Colts into the mis­ through light, short workouts to­ Strafihm ski racing team. See
Baltimore is to give Joe Nam- “ ’ Lowell CathoUc oid graduate ot Mississippi. In takes, and then It’U be up to our day after annouitclng the start­
Kahn, always are sky-Mgh tor
you on the mountain.
Canard at Manchester lie Jean King of the Loiw Association, Oakland’s amount paid by each of the this one, and tonlgM’s 8 o’dock
o ff the Colts’ 76, North- Beach OaUf ^ v e been seeded wMpped the Denver Rock- owners of the seven expansion those three years the Jets were offense to capitalize on them. ing line-ups. encounter at Kaiser HaU wiU be
Ellington at Waterford B 6 ^ , oau i.. nave oeen seeded i 3g .ii 5_ jjew Orleans Bucca- ‘ o“« “ ^ the NHL whan the owned by the late Harry Wls- Namath has made thia dub one In the South offensive back-
Rocky HIU at Coventry field it’s all Texas anid on the no exception as Coach BUI Drt-.
Dickinson 67, Franklin A first to the men’s and women’s neers trimmed Mirsresota 120- league was eoepanded in 1668. m er and were known as the Ti­ to be feared.
Cheney at Woodstock rick and Ms men shoot for tiielr
tling match with - - -Bruno Sam- power you. Billy Ray knows Marshall 59 singles tor next week’s New 102, and the Houston Mavericks Buffalo, whlrti had Md for a tans. The other two still 'with the “ I don’t know whether I am line it’s the Southeast with one ninth win In a row end an over­
East Windsor at South Wind­ club are pass catching ace'D on any better player than ta otiier exception.
martliio. better. He reads offenses and
Although Weeb Ewbank, theBien he niakes his move. He’s
HolyCross 78, Georgetown 67
Illinois Tech 82, Coast Gu.ard
sor
Newington at RockviUe
South Wales Open Tennis Tour-
nament at White City Stadium.
bested Los Angeles 101-88.
WilUs Reed and Oazzle Rus- Louis.
franchise then, lost out to St.
Maynard and BUI Mathis, a lun- years, but I know that I have At quarterback wlU be Edd all record o f 10-2.
StlU freeh tai the minds of the
AAMCO
Jets’ coach and surprise hu- <iulck, too. And whenhe’s read- 81 ------------------------- sell were the big guns for the The Seails are owned by an'ta- ntag back. better men working •with me on Haigett of Texas AAM, at half­ Blue De'vils is lacit year’s game,
CromweU at Bolton
morist of super week, said that Big he’s delivering a blow. ---------------------- THURSDAY’S FIGHT KiUcka against Phoenix. WlUis vestment group headed by Bar- “ That all changed wltii the defense—men like Biggs (Ver- back Roas Montgomery of Tex­ a typical Quiimlpiac-C e n t r a 1
"Bubba Smith la the best thing “ I’ve seen him onfilm s aiad Veteran pitcher Mel Stottle- WBESTUNO taJIled 34 points and RuseU 29. end vanOerUg of Now York aSdvent of new owners and Blw- lon), Elliott (John), Rochester as ChristiOTi, university, at full­ Connecticut scrap. OF MANCHESTER
slnce peanut butter," the other you can pick up a lot by watch- myre of the New York Yankees FRIDAY, JAN. 10 LOS ANGELES — Oscar Al-
The Oakland Oaks sort of frol- Olty, a form er goalie at Prlnce- bank (coach Weeb Ewbank). (Paul) and FhUbta (G erry), back is Paul Gipson of Houston,
Smith, the venerabie BlUy Ray, Ing the films, but not every- completed 19 games lastseason East Catholic at Glastonbury varado, 147, Uvalde, Tex., Icked 'With the Denver Rockets, ton. We started going places. Inju­ They form a terrific front four.” and ta the flanker spot Is Jerry BUDGET TERMS
Grantham, a 'banker In the off Levdas of Southern Methodist. NATIONWIDE
is playing the best football of thing. You’ve got to get out and while pitching 278Innings. His RIFLE stopped Johnny Doyan, 162H
B I’ Buffato'
ries set us back last year 'when
Operating In front of the Tex­
New Baskejtban GUARANTEBUD SERVICE
FRIDAY, JAN. 10 Miami, 2nd of a scheduled 10. we were close to 'winning. Thlk season In his native town of TAKES LEAD— Charlie S ifford pitches to eighth
year we reached the top ta cur Crystal Springs, Miss., declined as foursome are Ron Sellers of Loeaer Cars Free TowUw
coach, Domi Shula. the first couple of plays.” remained ta control thereafter, president of League to §'tart green. He took a birdie fou r and gained lead.
It was Art Becker’s night os ***® STOup, said Ms league cutd the Colts will know to compare the Jets or the Colts Florida State at split end and ly i. 648-2487
Tbe fact that the man play-
Observation of Rasmussen
the 33-year-old, ex- and his colleagues up front on
Don Simla’s Secret Houston overpowered tiif Los ®®"^P®"y ^ submitted a trans-. they have been ta a ball game. with such great teams of the Bob Hamlett of lAU at tight A new basketball league has Jockey Tony Garrainone, 20, Mnnrhsrier,
Of that I am confident.” past as the Green Bay Packers end. Jim Barnes of Arkansas been formed ta Manchester for STANDINGS to a iwutive of Naples, Italy. Hto Vernon TVmm lin e
perienced and clever Smith is a the early plays may provide Angeles Stars. HMtljw his first f®*^ ^ GARDEN GROVE — Arlyne ocn.
Game time tor football’s Blue and the Chicago Beara. But he a id BUly Rhodes of -Florida the winter months. Rte. 83,Talc«btvliIe, Ooan.
second-year man suggests the viewers a hint of how the game
serious mismatch of the will unfold. Rasmussen wants to
Coaching Day—Game Day flVA
five fihotii fmm the
shots from t>iA Held, Becker
totaled 81 points for Ids beat sin-
gle game scoring performance
’ ™'“ “ be
“ ® t&keiK tq> at the
* ” ®*^ meeting Jan. 21 In
®*“ ™reel.
Ribbon event in Miami’s Orange took the opportunity to put in a State are the starting tackles,
Bowl is 8 :06 p.m. eastern stand­ few nice wwds for Blwbank.
The Manchester C h u r c h
Charles Rosenfelder of Tennes­ League will com prise the toUow-
see and Guy Dennis of Florida
Noske 166 —666, Fran Crandall
126, D<Mt Outetlana 126, O n a
Carlson 188, Reggie Oburakl
Windham a i 7-1
father to an Astorta, N.Y., dice
Overall repairman.
of the season. If the transfer is approved, ard time. The game, matching “ You can’t compare the Ing four teams, Emamiel Luth­ Conard 6-1 M
126 —369, Betty Lamoureaux
M I A M I — Don Shula’s necessary to make exijust- the best and fastest tig^it end Cldco Vaughan, was the riMunpions of the National teams with greats of the past,” are the guards and Jim Parkes eran, South United McUiodlst, WiUI 6-8 «-8
j. • i.u i. u i ments’’ ' in the name So when other — : the
r ‘“ scor- ^® Buffalo
*», group*■ expecte
“ Y T T •to
, of Ole Miss fills the center spot. 126, Betty Aoeto 19 —642, EUea-
Eastern 4-8 4-4
«In « « 8h»ne- wnen outer mg leader with 83 polnte, but it **ave the move completed In ’ and American Leagues, wUl be he said. “ It Is a different kind of
The North will have a starting .
Trinity Covenant and the Cen­ nor Rtoclo 182, Sophie Burger
nationally televised by NBC. game. Even the shape of the ter Congregational. Platt 8-8 6-8
^ —Yes, t W ^ nevw «fo the teams s t ^ p r ^ r l ^ “ il ® ^ '^ “ Mlimesota “ me for the 1960-70 season. 128, Kathy C h a fe r 362.
afternoons." going to stop him ." ^ ^ losop h y is, “ O n ly on S u n- ®’^ ’ ? f '" ® T l ”® ^ T h u s the Seals, who are curi The weatherman looks tor ball has been changed to make backfield of Bobby Douglass,' Saturday finds all four teams Manchester 8-8 8-4
perfect weather as a sellout the kicking game more effec­ Bob CampbeU, Bill Enyart and Maloney 8-8 8-6
“ Rasmussen?” a Colt official Rasmussan also wants to re- d a y turns ^ t ^ g every Ume And The Buca were renUy dn second place in the in action, Emanue? vs. S o u t h PARKADE DUSTY — Ken,
crowd ot 78,384 sits ta on the tive. Gene WasMngton. Central 1-B Id
United Methodist at 1 :30 and
S' r..i.'r'r“ c;"’c rti: e r f ^ a-wjrr,«“S’S proceedli^B between the Colts, “ As for Ewbank, he Is master
who go Into the game with a 1- of small UetaUs. And when you
Campbell
hero of the
Is the
Orange
Penn
Bowl
Slate
and Trinity vs. Center Congo at 3.
has shown up weU ta practice. AU games will be played at the
Thomas 202, Dave Thomas 216
—671, Ronnie AUen 200, Mason
Wetfaerafleld •d *-7
u,"srr”rKr,“ j:? ““
and he may be the lart,” an- u__
I ve been beaten a! few
urday, and anybody cah cor- z. "t "T r J 2=^
** —ExncUy how do you go Mackey. Once we have that
•’ect their mistakes Monday, about making changes in a oys- key, the rest falls Into place.
-- --------------------
.■s’"*” “*"»• 8-1 record, and the Jets, who put all of the amall ones togeth­
topped the younger AFL, wdth a er,
tant.”
they become big and Impor­ Enyart was the Hula Bowl’s Illing Jr. High School.
“ most 'Valuaible”' arid his line
Stone 221, Tbm Alberti 200, Ted
Bldwell 228, Roland Smith 201—
666, Walt Surowlec 200, H e r b Ea*t OothoUc
HOC '
Overall
8d 8d
11-8 performance.
I tim es,"• ne
J umeo, he said, "but
“ but Joe has Coaching oay
i-»acmng day is game oa
day.’’
y ." ihoi isn’t
tern that i«,>* workimr? ^ „ ______
a._aiin iv«e the other__ _____
chach WhUe on the . subject of the shattering abilities wlU have a Cterke 200-206 —678, Dick Tur- South Oothollo M 6-8
Colemdns^ Father and Son^ "In tMs kind of a game any­
big role In the North’s attack.. SASKETSAlli ootite 201, Jeunes Abert 228 — Northwest Oolhollc 1-8 8d
Repo
around
n :n s ss,';”L
o
sI^>«nver
,
do
ji'r Lwhen
„
not crowd never chewed
’* *he" Plains.
riiewed me out. He never This is a radical postulate, a -T h e mechanics are not s e ^ ^ ir h S ^ o u ’re doing, and
v i,
thing can happen," said Grant­ past, Grantham recalled wrhen
ham, a ItaebMker 'who stands he broke Into pro foctiball.
On the North line ■wlU be Bld-
“ I signed for a salary of die Hinton of Oklahoma at spUt
SCOKESff^ 560. Pidaald •d 6-1
^® ^ intercepted l)-B a ltlm ore’s IM ^ rtorm -
have everytbody concentrate on
It -m y asristante on the field,
end half?
^ ^ -A s a m atter o f > ^ t one
To Speak to Basehall Club six feet and weighs ta the tvelgh-
borhood o f 210 pounds. “ As I see 810,800 and a 11,000 ^ n u s," the
end and Ted Kwalick of Penn
State at tight end. The tackles
Y JUNIOR LEAGUE
Ped< Lumber edged Com­
mussen sat alone on the sea
wall gazing at .the Atlantic and
"
Be’s the No. 1 sports
“ ®® season; 2) —The Im-
ProbaWe four shutouts; 3) -
the assistants upstairs on t h e
phon^, Unltas on the bench and
of the most
^
trends Team of Coleman and Col^
, , m at most man Joe Sr ens t
It, It bolls down to whether we likeable linebacker 'said. “ The
can get to Morrall (quarterback only hitch was that 81,000 was
are Kansas’ Keith Christensen munity Y last night, 37-66. Ifike
and Penn State’s Dave Bradley Maloney and Charles Fedor
JO H N S O N S EA H O R S E
Bert MorraU of the polts) and taken out of my pay check and
dreaming, yes, of BUly Ray Bi America, or he wiU be ^ 8»-I8-l record as pro toot- MorraU in the game. We start mams n o T h a w what amounts ’ ® ^ ^ while Mike Montler ot Colorado were Mgh with 12 talUes each.
keep them away from Joe (Na- It wasn’t a bonus after all. It and John Shlnners of Xavier are For the loeers Bruce Taggart X
OUTBOARD MOTORS
Smith. “ You’re only the second “ we win Sunday. If we win, I BaU’s b lg g ^ winner tor six coUeoting and coordinating In- ^ two game D lays-one tor the f™'®® ™ ^ A k e r s table at the
reporter to t5lk to me aU “ *ink he wlU be thrust into a abiUty to win tormaUon on the first play and m st h ^ f and one tor the sec- ^ e r -in e e tln g of the maith. Jets quarterback). Just proved to be an advance.’’ (11) and John WaichowaU (9)
the guards.
Week," be said. position
position of' fam
' e even he can’t conslstenUy
fit
'"*■ with such
‘ Averse we attempt to get a pattern as We antlcloate that they John DIdlon ot Oregon State la were beet.
The 28-year oW Jet realizes waldze. q u a rte t^ u H
AQv»fxwoInpgalpii Vmm U
Tom iTmAdA
Matte, fHt1f*1rlv
q tU cl^ afi
a s uta
we asm * j
c o v e r in g ^ k e y a dlf- ta tile second game The Leo-
his- awesome task. “ BlUy Ray He may miss prees confer- Q i t ’s a q u ^ o n of think- way in the second half. J°® !f “ l® OJ^ Simpson Gets Manager^ the center.
'Both coaches said they 'were oers defeated Noaslff Arms, 60- IV 2 H P . lo 100 H P . / We have a series
does the Job,” he said. “ Bubba ences but he can afiord the fine So w* start In Immediately <n the Washington well pleased with the condition 62. High Bcorers were Mike
geU the credit. of their squads coming Into Sat­ Bensche (9) and BUI Gtorra (18).
“ Most tackles try to over-
It’s worth it to him to pay the
fine and avoid the h a ra ^ e n t.
I ^ew
Bowl.
^ trying to grt better execu- ^ e third quarter gathering
Uon A « « p la4K
j«.,. ttat
1, are* t^
faUlng. tofc*mrtton and
ln g . more Informotton and making
making
<«ftB ne 178,000
‘>®?^‘ty- Last year he Sogge Signs Basehall Pact urday’s game. Neither has any Best for the Main St. boys were
John Klldlrti and' Barry Oxdi
SALES — PARTS — SERVICE
EASY TERMS ~ USED MOTORS
of fiee skis at
"When I replaced Sam DeLuc- Says Shula: “ Most coaches ■" the human tendency more adjustments. posted a 12-16 won-loes recoid, serioua injuries. \
oa at guard ' l h^~two~weeks S®* “ P ®n the morning of a Is
’ ■ to
J® Just watch the *game
^J!"*’*^**** ^ ® and O—Did _ ^ .^ have anv trouble *!?^P*'®"“J^® *® *'secon d dlvlsloil LOS ANGELES (A P)-^ O. J. contract. Simpson Is expected to Hargett was named offensive playing good offensive ball end
Simpson acquired a manager be the' No. 1 draft choice tMs captain of the South Thursday scoring 16 iaUles each.
Open Daily 7 :30 AJML-5 P.M^Thiq^J|p-8
Sat. to 4 P.M. «
substaatial sav-
of It. I had enough then. When ^ ‘"aP’ ® ^ coS ^ rttog T oS T d e fe i^ to of-
I saw reporters coming, I felt barn. They feel they’ve done
hey can and that It’s up to
wrong, we want our peo-
P^® to <*etach themselves from
“
____ ^
J®® Sr-, who tolled a dozen
yea™ in the majors with PhUa-
and Stove Sogge acquired a year.
bosdbaU oarow Thursday.
and linebacker Mike HaU of Al­
abama was ehosen defensive
WEST SIDE PEE WEES
->. r ,. iagi!
m y ^ lS ^ S i l ^ y e 'r o n ^ . ^ t o " SLtr the gume. so to speak; aiid ktop A -N on e at all. It’s like look- delphla’s-'A tifeT cs: " i^ U m Z The two Stan at the Unlveni-
Sogge, Trojan quarterback,.la
captain.
PeganI Barbers outaoored tiie
f
Herald Angela last night os
Raamussw a I 2th ^ m d "'®’’® '*'® t«el the coach’s Job tWnWng about atternaUves and pt a b lon ^ ta a m ^ r . and Detroit, now works with ' ty of Soutiiem CaUforMa’s sec­ less knowrn as J* baseball catch­ they wen 22-18. High for the
KasmusBwi, a l2th-round begins when the olavers Idck adjustments. It’s the same blonde. Offensive youth baseball programs in thA ond-ranked focttieU team ap­ er. But he's a good one and the Henke—Humanie—San Marco Boots
Honors 'Due ^ rb e ra were John BVirrand (9)
^ Q -O ive me an example of the «• «lefenslve, It’a the aame Greater Boston ^ peared together at a news Los Angeles • Dodgers signed BOSTON . (AP) — Harvard artd John Sloan (8). Dee Tedone
IN MANCHESTER / oMgerenoe to talk about the Mm to play 'wiith their farm club football captain and eter half­ scored 10 potato tor the toseis.
JOE COLEMAN at Spokane.
turna ta their destinies.
NASSIFF ARMS CO.
back V ic Gatto will be honored Herald Angels outahot Nor-
the Jets are tMs week. —Certainly, we start wlta A—Well, the big man on the Sunday along ^ t h the offense? named to the AU-Star souad b a s t o r a p p l e r s w in
Shnpeon, whoee spectacular Soggb said he sigTied as a free as tMs year’s recipient of the nmn’s es they hustled to a 48-
ruahlng won Mm the H el^ a n agent to what he called a very John F. Kennedy Memorial Tro­ 29 'Victory. Offense wae the name
Wtantag nine o f 12 bouts, Bast trophy, eold he'a signed a "total fair contract. “Terms were not phy given amaially by the of the gom e oe Ray Lonpano
people
a a
?
We l i
game-day adjust- Ueve .that ta footbaU, Oght end
the same.’
at a_ _____
movie Mondfty
to sU
Monday _________
afternoon
to an ta to re s tta g ^ e ^ ta r’I^S Oathollc High’s wrestling team
P«»^c U tavMed.
management’’ cortract wHh disclosed. Said Dodger player Greeter Itelo-Amerlcan Aaaool- (16) and Jim Hesketh (14) led C A P IT O L EIP U IP M EN T 991 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER
_ ciowncU Hartford BuUcNey, 3 »«. Sports HeadUnera, Irio., of Indi­ personnel direotor A1 Campan­ the wtoners. Mike Riymsey and
have any a th le^ soholaraMps manta
la the most Important position, and say, dammit, I wish I ’d Current club prexy anapolis.. ia: “ He’s'an outstanding receiv­ „ Ne'U be feted et en awarde Jim McNIckle scored (18) and 88 MAIN ST. — TEL. 648-7958 World’s Fineat Hart SUb
there." Q —Do you a lw t^ find It and we are fortunate to have la Ray The local record stands s i 8-8-
thought of that yesterday! Peck of Manchester. . It will handle all Ms affaira, er wUh a good ahn. For a dinner In Saugue Feb. 8 ea the (It) Dotats reapeotively for the
1
'Inoludtaf negotiations for a.p ro catcher he can really run well.” sixth wtaner of the award. losers.
-'I
s
1
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F M * TW W TY M ANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD, M ANCHESTER, CONN., FR ID AY, JAN U AR Y 10, 1969 A « le THERE 'lU G H TA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN W HIPPLE H »lp W i t o d M a lt 3 4 IM p

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BUGGS BUNNY
T ..B U T T H E S E B O T T L E S G E T A BlTj
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

AM O TODAY U IT HAS TO PE-

CLASSIFIED OORViriTlU BanH op, fits yeara
1008 tfm w ^ 1037, rad. AtMag
•EASONS — Apply on Job ready
to w ork, eee cuperlntendent -at
trailer on Brooklyn Straat,
m arried man, part-
a m b it io u s
tim e evening s. Would |M fa r
twenty hours halp. CUB 3i3>
GIVE AAEA [ON TW COOLER B e - V /P B ! h I w y tc^ d t h e END.O^ $130 o r beat ottor. (faU 640- RockvUle, Conn. 4860, 2 to 7 p.m . onfa.
Aafwar M
h/W dwith ,
THIS BOTTLE,
GOUV'NORT
YERSELE- TH E DAVl ^ , . .M A R TH A f iO ^ AAENTAL .
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TM6 OOK&T’THIS Cw CAR STARTin Y R O M JAI<6 A SSU M IN 'A
(fTELEPATHY E x o t ic B ir d s a d v e r t is in g 0211.

TOOL M AKER
LOOKS LIKE A C L A ^ O U T AKJt) YOU ^ Y l N ’ HSSl L IT U E ON
CLASSlFIifiD i^ V E R T IS IN G DEPT. HOURS ag—u i — s j ------------------ N a D E A N M ACHINE
AC B068 3 Aromatic 8 A M , t o 4 :8 0 P -M .
ON G W IN'IHEEVIL// HAOTO XHEAPlNe* ABOTH SID ES /
herb
T o build special mar kin g PRODUCTS
eyg./,________ ,1— - - - ^ / MEi^TioN j a k e n h is IBrazUian 1066 NUIROD R iviera Oamper, noachinerv and tooling. Ex>
macaw 4 Network 102 Oedonfal R oad
HOOPLE TH E (anat) psrien cs m amaU shop pra-
B B Iidof COPY d / S mbw S J i c l a s s i f i e d AD VT. famUy room , drop curtaiiia,
5 Jacob’s son fe m d . G ood w agsa, excel-
ME 9THER OMh tropical „ B B F (« B PD B U O A nO N heater, atove, etc. Call 643- len t om>ortunity fo r the
America (B ib.,var.) PendMne far 8 » t « d a y mm M onday la 4tl0 p.m . JWdny. 0061 after 4 p jn . H oa Bnm adlats Opsniag e ;
6 Scottish cap righ t man -with a grow ing
laH credlty . com pany. Smns overtlm s. T u rret Lathe <3psnttccu
factors 7 Shoulder
(comb, form) Evening o c Saiturday inter- D ays and N ighta
U nrench PLEASE READ YOUR AD visw a arranged. InfliMetdm
8 Proposition . TERRY TR AVEL
0 Of pottery Franks 37 P o e t------ CSiSseWed o r "W ant Ads” are __ F inal In spactica Ear
M G m teel (752-768) Bums
15 Anchored 10 Sandy TRAILERS N . P. H ALLENBECK, Inc. A lrera h P arts
11 Man's 27 Expire 38 Oak nuts AU B enefits
16Eaq>uncera 30 Greek Isttars Bunker HIU Rd., Andover
nickname 28 Peer Oynt’s COX TEN T 'TRAILEaiS 7458061
B Y V . T . HAM LIN ISGirl’a mother 42 Indian beat' Equal O ppoituntty E liiployer
A LLEY OOP nickname 14 Neighbor of
44ConfhNd
CniUe 20 laluid in the
...AND YOUR HE'S ^ EVEN N O V .
th en BUT WE CAME I I KNOW ...BUTYajR 19 Proportion 46 AbeFa father
THSCHAWOrs I WEU.,HM4GONlj EXPECTINS} HE ANXIOUSLY TO SEEOUEEN ^ n o w &i mpMTE 20 Hen product 17 Body o f water
West Indies Take advantage o f our pre-
£ »F E ARR1VA1. 31 High (music) (Bib.) ?? advertisem en t wiO n o t b e o o n p to d
flHMONCME
--------------- ' o u r jo ur ney WILL PLEASE. US? /AW AITS YOU/ NEFERTml 23 Unruly crowd 21 Pre-eminent 32 Aluminum 47 Be home
season discount prices—or­ l e s io n— Trainee. WUl train
TPIBCES! THE p h ar a o h } 25 Employ 22 Diversion der now fo r Spring delivery. ttiaip high sthooi graduate
IS ALMOST 24 Egyptian god silicate 48 Tatter _______ (B ock ville, TsD F r e e )
CVER... 28 Bird o f------
who averted 33 Despicable 49 Unit of Bank financing available on PART-TIM E with above average alitlltlea
28 Top flyer
30 Fur-lined evil
tippets (eccl.) 26 King of
crime
36 Edge
reluctance
50 Compass poin- M3-2711 87»136
all faailera.
Open M onday through M ornings 8 a.m . to 11 a.m .
Technical training in drafU iv
and facu lty in m ath deslrabla.
tf*HDllr 31 Misbehaves R are opportunity in fast grow ­
INS 1 r" V V IT W Thursday, 2 to S p.m ., F ri­ o r 11 a m . to 2 p.m. Xhro-
TMBR (2 words) ing fire protection field.
34 Bom day 2 to 8 p .m .,. Saturdny
YEAR- 12 ninga, 7 to 11. H ours fle x - MlHtaty service oM lgatlon
35 Australian 9 to 0 p.m ., Sunday 1 to 5
mMserine
37 Rodent
14 Troabls Reaching Our AdvsrliNr? p.m . Ibfa. A pply In psraon. ttMuld be satlsfMU. G ood le fo r -
enoes, occasional tra-vel end
agreeable to poaslble future
OUT OUR W A Y

/ THIS 15 OUR NEWEST LIFT TRUCK'

BY J. a W ILLIAM S

HA! HA! ^
40 To (S cot)
41 Cuckoo
blackbird
42 South
It

2$
fa H-Honr Anrasrlng Ssrvicc
Fns to HtraM Rsafan
CAMPERS H O IJD A Y INC.
Route 66
Portland, Conn.
Buikflng^-
Contractlnq 14
Bonds— Stocks—
Mortgogos 27
Holp Wontod
Fomoio 35
MCDONALD’S D RIVE-IN
46 W est Center S treet
transfer. Only serloua career
m inded Individual need apply.
F or appointm ent call M r. M ar­
REMEMBER WHEN YOU FELLERS TH E BULL IS American shall at 646-4400. Autom atic
I HW >r HIA. Ut. JM. »«» BJ. WERE HERE HOW WE /AOVBD LIKE A KIP ahrub 1-342-1212. Sprinkler Corp. o f A m erica. An
43Snoase WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ SECOND M ORTGAGE — Un- CLERK TYPIST to handfa ac-
EVERYTHING WITH CRANES, SHOWING equal opportunity em ptoyer.
45 African stork 32 |H m odeling specialist. Additions, lim ited funds available fo r sec­ ommte payaU e and general of­
BY LE FF and M cW ILLIAM S G A C K AMP B R A W N ? O F F HIS . PART-TIM E H ELP, over 21,
D A V Y JONES N EW B I K E ! 48 Stair parts reo room s, dorm ers, porches, ond m ortgagee, paym ents to fice -work. D iversified respon- washing floors, 510 p.m ., five
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I U K E .Y O U VERY
MUCH, PENNY. B U T
1 KNOVH TH A T WE
WILL N E V E R BE
M A nSiC O A
B U T MY HEART
I LOVE^
YOU, WOOPy.
L O O K O U T .'
YOU'RE GOING
YEAH — SAY, THATS
GREAT ! CAN I RUN
51 Certain
railroad cars
52 Expiates 40
toWAROS Garago— Sorvieo—
Sfaroga 10
cabinate, form ica, buUt - ins, suit your budget. Expedient slbilttles. L ocal distributor of
bathroom s, kitchens. 6453446. service. J. D . Realty, 648-6129. national corporation in new in­
days, call between 6-6 p.m .,
645SS84.
M ANAGER
F or boys’ departm ent In local
T E L L S ME THAT
THE LAST VISION
I ' L L NEVER
GIVE YOU UP.
TO HIT THAT
n e i s o »»
, IT ?
N E X T /> i/ft
S3BknbelliaK
54 Refined in
IT ANSWERINfi SERVICE OOM M ERtdAL space available. CERAM IC 'TILE — bathroom s,
counter tops, floors, vanities,
dustrial pork
- in BUust H artford.
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Nine paid hoUdays, tw o weeks
___ _
D E U V E R Y MAN, steady w ork,'
bnuKsh o f roUtU childroB's
E xcellent opportunity
YOU HAP W AS
W RONG.
maimers
55 Convenes
w 64IMIS00 875-2519 Central. 'Two areas,
square feet each. One with
1,000
etc. F ree estim ates. AU w ork
guaranteed. 6458430.
Businoss Opportunity 28 paid vacation, a fter first year.
BVw Interview cmvtact W. F.
12 noon to 6 ^.in. Monday fo r am bitious peraon.
through BYlday, fo r w holesale
DOWN 10x10 overtiead door. Call 643- C orcoran at W estinghouse, 285 dietributor in M anchester. C!aU F or A ppointm ent C ontact
8768.
p?tiS?'Vth!IIrt'^JSII5K irS iB "S e S iS S 2 ^ DORMERS — Room -Additions, ATTENTION 7931. An Equal Opportunity 045-2626 after 8 a.m . M r. Srtom cn—633.5178
1 Greek market
places garages, kttchens, rec room s, Em ptoyer.
WANTED parking area tor one WANTED 2 B ridgeport
8 Tell houses, aiding, roofing. Seven MECHANICS
ca r, vieiiUty 128 W est Street. operators, one first class sur­
(Ntwtp»p»r Mttprh* Aun.) Automobllos For $olo 4 Call 6456021. year financing avaU able. Add-
A -Level-D orm er, 2850449. Tired o f W M idng fo r som e­ CXEANINO wom an wanted GENERAL face grinder, one in-prooeee In-
HERALD 1662 W ILLTS Jeep with plow ,
one else? 'Ih e oiHI>ortunlty
to becom e your ow n boss
days a week, 6458686. epeotor. 'These positions s N
now opm at the Eknoo Corp.

B Y DICK TURNER BOX LETTERS

hardtop cab, W arren hubs, $1,-
496. See B ob O liver, ■ Paul
B u s in iM S Sarvieos
Offorod 13
NEWTON H. SMITH A S O N -
R em odeling, repairing, addi­ has cuTived. A Sunoco
fran ch lss -wlU be available
WAITRESSES W anted
tim e. P lease apiriy in person
ACCOUNTANT located at Scenic Bolton Notch,
behind Fiano’s Restaurant on
CARNIVAL Dodge Pontiac, Main St., Man-
tions, reo room s, garages, In th e M anchester area,
porches and roofing. No Job Gae Light Restaurant, 80 Oak A ccounts receivable, a c- Route 6 k 44A,. Intervi e ws
cheater, 640-2881. CARPEN TER — .experienced, due to tUnesB. F or added St.
Fnr Your too smaU. CaU 6458144. tnform atton, oaU weekdays, oounts payable, payrett, ex­ from 8 a.m . to 6:86 p.m .. Men-
all types o f w ork. Reasonable. perience desired. BV>rty

fe i Information 5653400, o r evenings end day through BYlday.

W AYOUT B Y K EN MUSE 1966 GRAND P rlx hardtop, V-8, OaU anytim e, 6451787. ADDITIONS, rem odeling, ga­ LUNCHEION -waitress fo r Oar- hour w ork week. Com pany
autom atic, pow er steering, weekends, John P erry, 749- riage House Restaurant, 10 E.
rage, reo room s,^ bathroom s 8186. pal4 benefits. W e are an

I 'D U K E YO UR
T TH ISO NEIS^IBO O AND
WAS FAINTED BY
W AIT A M IN U TE ...
M IO IE U A N G E L O
H E IS ? ? ... THEN THAT'LL
B E $ 2 5 0 0 .'
THB H B R A U } wUl not
disclose the identity o f
any advertiser using box
pow er brakes, bucket seats, REPAIRS
dark Uue. See B ob OKver,
lA w nm ow ers,
snow blow ers and garden trac­
tors. Free pick up and delivery
tiled, kitchens -remodeled, c e ­
m ent w ork, cella r floors, pa­
Center St.; M anchester, fine
opportunity tor right glri. Ap­
equal opportunity em ploy­
er. W rite B ox "U ” Slan-
STORE M ANAGER
letters. R eaders answer­ Paul Dodge Ponttac, M ain St., tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- AUTOMOTIVE repair shop (o r ply in person. chester H erald.
BEST MICHELANGELO.' IS D E A D .' R S T lR g g S N IS H T O N TW e TO W N I l-W
M anchester, 6452881. in M anchester and South Wind­ OpenlngB available fo r am bi­
ing blind box ads who synskl, BuUder. 649-4291. sale. G rosses exceed $106,000 E N E R G E T ^
HAND PAINTED sor area. Call 644-0421. HOUSEKBEP- tiou s Individuals to Join on e o f
dealre to protect their annually. SpecialiJdng in one EIR wanted to help m other with
N E C K T IE ? Identity can follow this NEED CART Credit very badT HOMES, GARAGES, porches, th e fastest grow ing retail food
■ y SHORT RIBS BY FRAN K O’NEAL TRE E rem oval-’Trimm lng. R ea­ area o f automoti-ve after- 3 toddlers, 6 houre ■per w$ek. OIL TRUCK driver. Apply
procedure; Bankrupt, repoBsesBlonT Hon- rec room s, room additions,
sonable rates. Covered tor F ogarty Brothers, 819 B n^
Bnolooe your reply to the
est Douglas accepts low est
property dam age. Ckit a tree kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ m arket. G reat grow th poten- 644-8983.
down, sm allest paym ents, any­ tisd and reputation fo r quaUty Street, M anchester.
box In an envelope — problem ? Call Dana’s Tree eral repair w ork. Financing No Experience Necessary
CHl£/= w a m ts io u where. Not sm all loan finance avaUable. No down payment. servloe. Setting tor personal POSITION open at Case Bros,
a d d reu to the C lassl- Service, 622-8420. division o f Boise Cascade Corp.
to R ) A RAIM PANCE, com pany plan. D ouglas M o­ Econom y Builders, In c., 045 reasons. W rite B ox " Z ," EXPERIENCED Our paid training program win
feld l e a n e r , M anchester
Kvenlng H erald, together tors, 345 Main. YOU AR E A -l, truck is A-1 . 6169. M anchester Herald. in ou r IBM room . Tabulaitlng qualify you to ipost the chal­
with a m em o listing the experience desirable. Should be BRIDGEPORT lenge o f store m aaagstnent
OeUars, attics, yards, drive­
com panlM you do NOT 1962 DODGE Lancer, low m ile­ a good typist. CaU M r. Swan­ OPERATORS G ood startin g salary.
w ays sealed and sm all truck­
w a n t'to see your latter. age, very good condition, radio,
ing done A-1 right. Call T re- Special Servicas 15 Help Wonted son tor interview . 0452861.
OD GRINDERS C om pM y benefits tnetude paid
Tour fatter wUl b e de- heater, whitewalls and snow
mano Trucking Service toll- AAHOO 'Transmissions of M an­ Femoie 35 LADY fo r general o ffice work, TOOL AN D GAGE Blue C/xMs, m ajor m edioal, life
stroy a d rlf the advertiser tires. 640-6788. insurance im d oom poay-pald
is one you’v e m entioned, free, 742-9487. chester, nation-wide, guaran­ part-tim e, hours can be ar­ M AKERS p ro fit ttiarlng retlrenaent piaa.
BUZZ SAW YER B Y ROY CRANE tf not it w ill be handled 1963 SUNBEAM Alpine roadster
TRE E SERVICE (Soucier) — teed service. Budget term s. 3 TO 11 p.m ., nurses aide, full­ ranged, typing and figure apti­
In the bsual manner. with hardtop. Call 646-0764 a f­ tim e arid part-tim e. Laurel tude required^ $2. per hour. BliU o r part-time. F or interview epiS y in person
'Trees cut, building lots clear­ Loaner cars. BYee towing. Call
HP te r 5. M anor, 649-4619. Top w ages, overtim e,
( hi.'. I SEE YOUteE FEEUN6 BETTER,
------- ■ ' " ’ jn llS /VIORNING..^
’^ B E T . ' l
COAAPUM CNTS — WHY, HOW NICE.'
I NEVER GET ANVTMINS FROM PUPE
BUT SNARLS AND GROWLS.
Ik 1062 IM PALA, S8 oonverUbfa, problem ?
ed, trees topped. Got a tree
W ell w orth phone
6452467, M anchester - Vernon
town Une, Rt. 83. 'TalcottviUe. WANTED reliable wom an, age 289-6433.
CaU bOtareen 9 a,m . - 4 p.m .,
frin g e benefits.
A pply in person.
9 A M . to 6 PJd. to S to ro ifa ia 5
V *-
60 o r over, as perm anent baby­ OLDER wom an wUDng to com e
Lost and Found 1 827 cu b ic Indi, autom atic caU, 742-8262. READING dlftlcidtles analyzed
sitter in m y hom e. FCur days to m y hom e occasionally to C U M B E R L A ^ FARM S
tranandasion. Asking $650. Gall and diagnosed. CaU 648-0639, ^ & S GAGE CO.
'we euRf [toesNt Do LOST — M bn’a heavy block 6453028. SNOW PLO W nfO , lots .d rive-
5 7 p.m . a week. Own transportation. care for siric chUd, days, 7:80 S'TORE
<1 1H W 0S HALF W'AV.' rim snod glaaaea, vicinity of w ays, apartm ents, stores, etc. 6457026. MltcheU D r., M anchester R oute 44A and R ou te 6
to 6. Tranapoitation provided.
i' BEandieater G reen. Call Satur­ 1068 CAMARO, excellent condi­ also sidewalks. Reasonable
CaU 649-0118 after 6:80 p.m . B olton N otch
t day m orning, 648-6727. tion, autom atic, pow er steer­ rates. OaU 048-4686. COUNTER-WOMEN:
Roofing— Siding 16 person tor part-tim e counter A mature EXPEUUENCEU) o i l burner
ing, vinyl top. G all 648-0774 a f­ TY PIST —With general office servicem an. Bhcorilent position, A n Bfaual O pportunity
L o s t — Oat, yeilow -tan color, ter 6 p.m . SHARPENING Service — Saws, RXX)BTNO, aliuninum siding, sen dee in fast food business. Em ployer
experience needed in D rafting good pay, paid vacation, paid
l-IO ,lo n g haired. V ld n ity Kennedy knives, aces, shears, skates, gutters, carpenter w ork, SO H ousewives who can spare six D ep t o f rapid grow ing pre-cast hoUdayi, good working condi­
land 'Vom on R ds., M andieater. io w GORVETTB Stingray rotary blades. Quick service. years’ experience. Connecticut hours a day are w elcom e to
HO concrete com pany. Hours flex­ tions. W hiting Corporation, 264
‘ SRver, 6458747. coupe, 4-speed, like brand new. Capitol 'E quipm ent Co., 38 VaHey Construction C o., 648- apply. Apply in own handwrit­ ible from part-tim e to fuU-Ume.
c im ^ Ml*, w. m ■.» m r* ew, ^ No m oney down, take over Main St., M anchester. Hours Broad Street, M anchester, CaU PART-TIM E driver w onted tor
7180. BYee estim ate. ing, P.O . B ox 2266, Bishops CaU A llied BuUding Systenu,
L o s t — Passbook No^29-008108-' '' balance. Call 238-8716. dally 7:856, 'Thursday, 7:859, 6451166. autom otive w arriw uee, 13 to 6
"It must be true love, Mom . . . we’ve both been broke Corner Branch, W est H art­ 260 ToUand Tpke., M ancheoter,
6 Savings D epartm m t of the Saturday 7:80-4. 64579(S8. ford, Conn., 06117. An equal op­ 646-0124. p.m ., daily. CaU 289-7966.
for two days without even realizing it!” LINOTYPE operators; openings
OonnecUcut Bank and 'Trust BUICK Skylariii 1965 2-door Roofing and portunity em ployer. for day sh ift M ajor m edical PART-'ITM E help w anted —
hardtop, pow er steering, pow er ELEX7TRICAL w ork —^Imperial
MICKEY FINN LA N K LEONARD Com pany. Application made
brakes, air-conditioning. Showi E lectric, In c. Residential, Chimnoys 16-A DRIVERS fo r sch oci buses 7:80 life Insurance and w eekly sick young m en, preferably majM^
for paym ent. to 8:46 a-m ., 2:16 to 8:46 p.m . beneflts. CaU o r w rite for In­ ing in Buriness Adm inlatratlon
I T H O U G H T PHIL r S 06O 0D T0 Y ALL RIGHT-BUT— room condition. No m oney com m erdal, industrial, 24 ROOFING — Specializing re­
hours day service. F ree esti­ EhcceUent part-tlm ^ for house­ terview , M ono 'Typesetting, 1C6 in loca l ooUege w ho lias m oni-
ACTED UNWISELY, P H iL F I N N ' see YOU, PHIL ) YOU'LL HAVE TO BY MILTON CANIFF TMTPmTNTTHiD — Bloclc and down, assum e balance. Call pairing roots o f aU kinds, new
H o tvve yo u ' excuse m e - i - ah STEVE CANYON m ates, 846-1112, 6452670, 849- w ives cmd m others. Prem ium Ann St., H artford, 527-2186. Ings and ’ Siurly a ftern oon s'free
M IC K E Y — B U T w hite fem ale aetter. C all V er­ 283-8716. roofs, gutter w ork, chim neys
WHEN I TOLD HIM, - D O N T RECALL WHERE 7125. ACCOUNTS w age scale. W o train you. OaU
I'^ E 'R E WASTING ( then UNE 'Em V hEY,k id ! NOTICE^ STEVE HASNYSAID ANYTHING BECAUSE HE non D og W hrden, 87S-7984. c le a i^ and repaired. 30 years’ to r both o ffice and delivery
HE W ALKED O U T ' WE M E T '
HEARD THE HMAdCERSAY THAT THE RADIO START new year with 1966 Red 643-2414. *', GAS STATION attendant fuU-
I DON'T THINK HE'S TIME.' LETS UP FOR THE THAT YOUR FLYBOY experience. BYee estim ates. w ork about 6-6 hours per day.
THE SOLD OOTA HERO AINY said OPERATOR INTHE AIRCRAFT HAD BEEN HIT LOST — M ale OoUfa d o g , sable Volkswagen, reasonable m ile­ SNOW PLOWING — R e^ Ume. Ai>ply Sunset Service Should be at least 21 years old
BEEN QUITE HIMSELF CaU H owley 648-6861. 645 PA YA BLE CLERK BABYSITTER wanted, prefer­ Station, 666 E ast M iddle Tpke.,
THESE D A Y S .I ^ A word! m aybe OVER THE HEAD... WHICH WASJTHE START and white, with colla r and age, good condition. 649-0740. identdal, oom m erclal, 24-hour 8888. in good health, and no im m ed­
HE NEEDS SCRIPT OP A CYCLE BACK AT RADIO CONTROL... service, new equipm ent. 645* ably in m y hom e, O t^ rd vU- M anchester.
license. V icinity P orter and iate milHsuy obUgatlons. CaU
W66" VOLKSWAGEN e m n ^ - 0142. lage. OaU 643-1702 a fter 6 p.m .
C enter Streets. R ew ard. Call M ust have aptitude fo r fig ­ CAREER-M INDED individual M anchester, Coim. 6451668 fo r
Ible, $1,100, good condition, 648-
0456221. 6666, 6457296. SNOW PLOWING done reason- Millinory, ures and som e know ledge YOUNG woman, fuU-time. 9 to wanted for managem ent posi­ filTolntm ent 'and Interview.
IMPOUNDED — Brown m ale able. 24 hour service. CaU 645 Drossmoking 19 oinf gaccounts payable. S tart­
salary depending upon
6 dally, M onday through BYi- tion fo r grow ing (H artford baa­
1967 MO M idget, 4-speed, 1860. day. No nights, no Sundays. ed) fast food rervice organiza­
m ongrel puppy. Can Vernon gorgeous au to for sports mind­ DRES8MAKINO and aitera- background, plus oom pleto Apply in person only, Weetown
D og W arden, 876-7934. frin ge benefits. A pply per­ tion, 21 o r over, capable o f as­ MACHINISTS
ed. No m oney down, assume SNOW PI/>W IN Q — D rivew ays, tions, zippers replaced etc. Pharm acy, 466 H artford Rd. sum ing responslbUitles. A per­
sonnel departm ent.
POUND — Collie and Shepherd low balance. Call 288-8716. lots, stores, apartm ents. CaU 6454811. m anent position with fringe BRIDGEPORT
REJCBPnONIST — Secretary,
m ixed fem ale puppy. Black 1949 PLYMOUTH, running con­ Reajsonable. M ter 6 call 845 FOR ALTERA'nON S neaUy and for RockvlUe dental office. M a­ benefits. Shcperience not neces­ and
and tan. C all D og W asden, 648- dition, needs w ork, best offer, 6072. Ask fo r Bob. reasonably done In m y hom e, MOTT’S SUPER M ARKET ture woman, salary open. sary, w e wrlll train. Successful LATHE
BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEW AY $k$l- 6452786 after 6. call 6^8766. applicant m ust have am bition,
MR. ABERNATHY 59 L eggett St., E ast H artford W rite Box HH, M anchester energy and enthusiasm . Apply
OPERATORS
IMPOUNDED — Blaok and 1968 CHEVROLET, In exceUent 8NOW PLOWING — 24 hour DRESSMAKING and altera-
Herald.
WHAT IS MY / I WANT AN ONE BLONDE,..TWO BR UNETTES... service. Call 742-7649. Phone 2851641 In own handwriting, P.O . Box
brow n beagle w ith red collar.
A C CO U N TIN G ASSISN/\AENT? ' ABSOLUTELY ONE RSDHEAD.,,ANOTHER BLONDE.. condition, 4-door hardtop, V -5 tions, evening w ear, suits DENTAL assistant, RockvUle 2266, Bishops C om er Branch, Experienced required.
m it c h e l ! DEPARTMENT C all Vernon D og W arden, 875 pow er steering. Call 649-8486. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also made to order, 16 yeart experi­
ACCURATE office, m ature wom an. Salary W est H artford, Conn. 66117. An Liberal benefits.
GRAB AN ACCOUNTING B Y DICK C A V A L U 7884. m oving large appliances. Burn­ ence. CaU 648-7042. open. W rite B ox MM, M anches­
WINTHROP 1964 FORD 2-door haidtop in ing barrels deUvered. $4. 645 equal opportunity em ployer. Presently working
adding OF A V E R Y ter Herald.
FOUND — BngUrfi setter type excellent cohdl'Uon. Must sell. 1776. 50-hour week.
/MACHINE I/IAPORIANT PILGRIM M ILLS is expanding DISHWASHER wanted. Pleaae
AND /WYTTERJ
TH ie K5ATARE WH6 N I G B T T O orange and white m ale puppy. Call alter 7 p.m ., 6451189.
and needs experienced sales- R-N ’s — openings on second apply in person. Gas Light
R E O a C D IN G I M A D e e e lCIN0 Of= CaR D og W arden, 643-4181. A <^U 8710A L Ceilings — Sales, Moving— ^Tnieking—>
FOUOW
WHEN CHIPS WAS VAP % PONTIAC Grand P rlx, 1966, ladiee to be trained for our and third shift, full-tim e or Restaurant, 36 Oak St.
ME' ^ i x e W O CLO TH A T IMPOUNDED — Brown m ale pow er steering, pow er brakes.
sendee and Installation. R eo Storaga 20 now fab ric store now under part-tim e. F or inform ation con­ E . A . PATTEN CO.
j o e r A nuppy. TARE'LL BBVCXZm room specialty. BYee eeti- tact Uic Personnel Departm ent, PORTER •— cleanup man.
A RXZ7U N E . m ongrel with flea ooRaT and Like new. No m oney down, take maites. C all Ahel A coustics, M A N C H E S'^E DeUvery-Ilght construction on Oakland St. P lease apply in persmi. Gas 303 W etherell St., M anchester
choker. Call Vernon D og W ard­ over paym ents. O d l 233-8716. Apply Mias Colbum, Pilgrim M anchester M em orial Hos­
872-0196. trucking and package delivery. Light Restaurant, 36 Oak St.
pital, 643-1141, E xt. 248.
V /P ,
Y A P

V A F
L0 en, 8757984.
ANYTHING taken to the dump,
BOUND — Sm all brown m ale 1964 GTO in good shape. Must appliances, bulky furniture, at­
R efrigerators, w ashers and MiUe, 177 H artford
stove m oving, specialty. F old­ d\6aier, between 3-9 p.m .
Road, Man-

ing chairs fo r rent. 049-0762.

■Tsr
A. m ongrel with three legs and seU. Call 742-8288. ATTRACTIVE part-tim e poed- H a lp W a n f o d — M a la 3 6
TIRED OF GCNMIUTim IN
PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER
Z- white on chest. OaH D og W ard­
en. 648-4181. '
on, 1966. Pow er steering, pow­
tics cleaned. Light trucking.
PONTIAC Catalina station w ag­ Cheap. 289-6866.
tion as secretary receptloniSt
Pointing-Vaporing 21 tor doctor in M anchester. MAN WANTED to w ork in lum ­
A bove average salary for ap­ beryard. Must have idrtvers
license. D avis k Bradford Lum­ STORMY WEXTHERT
er brakes. No"itioney down, low HoHsohoM Sorvicos NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ plicant who has godd business
?O R WHAT MADE I GUESS 1 WAS ber Co., 200 TViUand Street,
Y o u FALL IN LOVE IM PRESSED Fonoirais paym ents. Gall 233-8715.
OfforMl T3-A ing, paperhanafag, paper re- background, good typing abUl-
E ast Hartford. I la teres ting Jobs available fo r both men sod wom en sn a l |
pick: . m oval. BYee estim ates and dec- ty and able to m eet the pid>Uc.
WITH M O M ? B Y HER , 1963 RAM BLER, 4-dpor stand­ II sh ifts. Es^perienoe not necessary—eve w ill train jre
e im t, NU, be. m b » UX Nt ON. /■/O ^ orating sen dee. (Quality work- No shorthand re q u lr^ . Hours
INCOME TAX service, call Dan ard in good shape. CaU 742- VBUfBiTIAN blinds — repedred, foanahlp, neat, com petent serv­ M onday, Tuesday, yi^dnesday, A t t ^ t t v e w agee, group insurance and profit sfawh
8233.. retaped and recorded. 646-6278, MECHANICS I benefits. Apply in person a t the
M bsfar, 8458829, or 6258288. 8452671. ice. Call 647-9664. 9 until 6, Saturday 9 until 12.
CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER SH EET M ETAL,
P lease reply B ox F , M anches­
PEN N T SAVER HogpFM Aux- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN su tifo ^ JOSEPH P. LEWIS, custom ter H erald.
DEH WPU
U5B IT TO
IP THOSE DAIVD-
LM6 KAUIKAKB
■V
PINB--MUV f i i i i ?
B«MBTWN»6ntMMBLy
M ary thrift riiop w elcom es do- with 1967 m odified engine and
nolUons. Men’s, w om en’s, tdiU- transm ission, 12 volt electrical
REWBIA'VINO o f burns, moth-
hotes, zippers repaired. Win­ painting and paperhanging. In­
terior and e x te rio r.. D ry waU
M ACHINE ASSEMBLERS
M ust be able to read blue­
ALDON SPimiim Mills OORF.
TALO O TTVnXJ:, CO N N EOnCCT
GMUML0 HWWTPOr rWMILMR ABOUT THAT dow shades m ade to m easure, MAID
f THATSmi ‘ MATIVBiPOWBRBl dreh’s d otbes, household system , new frentend, ttiocka, w ork. Fully insured. BYee esti­ prints. First class exper­
brakes, Just passed state In­
aU size Venetian blinds. Keys Full-time
BTART piaoiNei ardefas, w orking appliances, m ade wfaUe you w ait. Tape re­ m ates. 0459668. In no answer ienced men only for qual­
Jewelry, toys, books, sm all fur* spection. BuUt by Volkawagen corders for rent. M arlow’ s 867 648-6862. CONN. MOTOR LODGE ity shop. ^
nitura, sporting gear. A ll do­ m ech an ic,' $676. CaU 6452929 '400 ToUand Tpke.
M ain Bt. 6456221. ^ W A R D R . PRICE—P ainting
nations tax deductible. 616 after 6 p.m . M anchester PRESSURE BLAST MFG.

l-to
•fain Street.
1966 CHEVROLET Im pala, 2-
U O H T ’TRUCKINO, bulk dellv-
ery, yards, attics, oeUars clean­
WOULD LIKE ride from Man- door hardtop. Autom atic, pow­ ed and rem oved. A lso odd Joba,
cbeater, 19 Durant Street to er tteering. No m oney down,
exterior and Interior. Paper­
hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured,
6451003. M r.
Apply
Jam
in person,
ieson, M anager
INC.
41 CHAPEL STREET
MANCHESTER, CONN,
Experienced...
6458962. PAINTING — Interior and ex­ WOMAN wanted to ivork tii rest
B Y BOB LUBBERS P ratt k Whltnay A ircraft, Brat take over paym ents. Call 235 Phone M rs. B nm etti, 645248Y.
ROBIN MALONE
I'PPerrER
ee rp A C K io
HOPE VW LL E/CUSB THE
ifJTs?Rupnow, 0(ir ir was
ttilft, L building. Call
UU.
649- 8716. TWO HANDYMEN want a va-
rlety o f jobs by the hour or
day. Reasonable rates. CaU tor
terior, very reasonable,
estim ates. CaU
M artin, 6459286, 649-4411.
tree home. Contact M rs. MUIer, 645
Richard 6986, 648-9388.
WOMEN show latest
MAN WANTED to process cus­
Lisa tom er orders in autom otive
LINOTYPE
-me pi?EM/eR.
HeS PROMisep
ro LEASE u s .
THE LANDFOR
UNAVOIDABLE, PReMlEP
TUTI,.^„ \
N O T ',
a 1Ml >, NIA. IM. TJJ. ! .» BX M. ON. Aiitomobnot For Solo 4
1966 TEM PEO r Sport coupe, 6
T m c k f— T r a c t o n
1967 W Y L U 8 CJ6, hydraulic
snow plow , all new tires, re ­
5 UiformaUon, 0456366, 648-8292.

Building—
INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ Jbw elry. Elam high com m
cial rates for people over 66. sions. Work with full U t and CaU 2857906.
Call m y com petitors, then call color catalog. No investm ent.
is­ warehouse. E xcellent benefits.
OPERATOR
LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON cylinder, autom atic, real m e. E stim ates glvetv 6457868, M anagers needed. W rite: E .A . JOURNEYMAN electrician and
rue BASe r
\ '-,o ,

© V
I / ttiorp, $1,646. Bee B ob O liver,
Paul D odge Pontiac, •fain St.,
built engine. $796. 1947 WyUis
ataion wagon^ 4-vdieel drive.
ConHncKting
OARPEINTRT — oonerete
14
steps,
876-8401. BotU, ,P re e ., 666 M ain St., ' helper, paid vacation and bene­
Orange, N .J. or caU collect 201- fits. Wtlaon E lectrical C o., 645 Immediate Opening
W estern hydraulic plow, never 8753377.
Ifancheater, 6452881.. 4817.
UMd, $606 - V-piow, $186. See floors, hatchways, rem odeling, Fioor Finishing 24 APPLY IN PERSON A T TH E
Tim M oriarty, 270 H artford porches, garages, oloM te, oeU- L A r iliM l^ r telephone sales- M U V E R S for school buses,
1966 LB1MAN8 hardtop coupe,
4 on ttw. floor, buckets, radio,
beater, new tires. Bee Bob
R d.,-M anch ester. 648-8217. Ings, attlo^ finished, reo
room s form ica, oeram lo. Oth­
er related w ork. No Job too
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- w ork for
ing (specialisin g in
national concern. 7;86-8;45 a.m ., 2:16-8:46 p.m .
<Sder Downtown M ancheetor. M orn­ ElxoeUent part-tim e for third Mattrlfpi^r Entnittg l|pratik
flo o rs). Inside painting. Paper- ing or evening hours avaUable. shift w orkers or retired per­
OMver, Paul D odge Pontiac, CASE tra o tir with bockhoe and sm all. Dan M oran, Builder. 1 9 R I 8 8 E L L STTREBT— M A N C H E S T E R , O O N H .
hanging. No Job too sm all. $2. per hour. OaU 6450726 for sons. Prem ium wage s c a l e .
•fain f it , Ifancheater, 6652881. bucket loader. C all 6456248. Evenings 84581880. John VerfaUIe, 6456750.
CatM *« Onn I f»el»«t Ca>a appointment. Call 6452414.

V:
^ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS
8 AJL to 4:S0 P JI.
OOPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT.
4<J« P.M. DAT BEFORB PVBUGATION
DeadliM lor Saturday and Monday la 4 :M p.m. Friday.
Confinuod Prom^ Preceding Page
Heip Wanted— Mole 36
EXPERIENCED b u 11 d o I e r,
baoldx>e and arnoMte me n .
Tout 'round work. Call after
6. 743-8190.
LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN
Cballoneing full-time op­
portunity for a high school
graduate preferably with
post graduate study, avail­
able in expanding labora­
tory.
Thla la truly a ground floor
opportunity with a grow-
Ing company being a iead-
s r In the meclalty paper-
making industry. Position
Is within Corporate Re-
saaroh and Development
Technical Laboratory. The
primary work activity will
be In the area of physical
teaUng end products qual­
ity evaluation.
Send resume and salary
requirements to, or call
ARTHUR TOURNAS
Technical Director
COLONIAL BOARD CO. room apartment with reason­ ZIG-ZAG sewing machine, new NEW ONE and two-bedroom de- furnished apartment. Call 643- MANCHESTER
615 Paricer Street
Manchester, Ocsm.
Triephone 649-4567
PART-TIME, 83.60 per hour, GROOMING all breeds. Har- with
four evenings per week and mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 rooms,
Saturday. Four fidl-tbne open­ Rd., Bolton, 643-6427.
ings avaUable. Call 289-7458. 4 WANTED good home for 7
to 8 p.m. I month old female pup. Call 649-
MACHINISTS
for machinery building,
some related experience or
trade school background.
Must be able to read blue-
prirAs, mica, and schemat­
ics. Good wages, excellent
<q>portunlty for the right
man with fast growing com­
pany. Some overtime avail­
able. Evening or Saturday
Interviews arranged.
N. P. HALLENBECK INC.
Bunker Hil Rd., Andover
742-8061
Help Wonted^
Mole or Female 37 tre. Rent electric shampooer Antiques,.
PART-TIME clerks wanted to $1. Plnewood Furniture Shop.
work in retail store. Openings SNOW BIRD —Power snow re­
avaUable evenings and week­ mover, S-225. Best offer. Cali
ends. Apply in person, 9 a.m. 649-1158.
to 6 p.m. Cumberland Farms
Store, Jet. Rt. 44A & Rte. 6,
Bolton Notch.
Excellent O p^rtunlty
Experienced
TRAILER
DRIVER
For Short and Long
Haul Delivery. ,
Guaranteed Minimum
40 Hours Per Week.
Base Location,
East Hartford
PHONE 289-9555
Mr. Gordon or Mr. Hill
Read 'Heralcl -\ds At
VOLKSWAGEN SALESMAN WANTED
Ambitious and Hard Working. We will train
you. We offer one of the best compensation
programs in the field. Interested? CaH Ted
Trudon, Inc.. 649>2838. Ask for Bob Jones.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONISTS—Looking for a change? We
fMl Oils is an eapeclally attractive position in the Mandieater
araa. New, modem oCfloe well equipped and attractive. Doctor
neerta SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST who has a good buai-
naaa background or egq>erienoe in the medical Held. Applicant
nuHt be a good typlat, neat, poised and able to meet the
puhto. Above average aalary for aiqillcant who can qualify.
H oim ; Mml. Tuea, Wed., Fri. 9:00 AM. to 5:00 P.M.
flat. B:00 A.M. U ntil 12:00 PM .
Send Reaume To Box GO
0 /0 MANOHEBTER EVENING HBSLALD
18 BIB8BL2. STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN.
DIAL 643-2711
Help Wanted—
Male or Female 37
CAB DRIVERS
We have openings In Man­
chester for drivers to work
part-time nights. If you
have a good record and are
reliable, please stop in to
see us.
. -g.
EAST HARTFORD
CAB CO.
' 107 Burnside Ave.
East Hartford
Situations Wontod—
Fomo!a
CHAIR SIDE dental assistant
desires position in Manchester 365. or $10. monthly. City Sew- MANCHESTER — One bed
area, six years experience. Ing Center, 622-0476.
Call 646-2901. '
WANTED — Babysitting, Bol­ everything without
ton vicinity. Call 649-9622.
Situotions W onted-
Mole
BUILDING S u p e r i n t e n - claimed lay-aways. Reduced to and storage, no pets. Call 627-
dent, middle age, familiar with $44.60. Easy terms. Dealer 247- 9238 between 9-6* p.m. After 6 Street.
all phases of maintenance, 8
able wages, reliable. Mr. Rawl­
ings 649-8396.
Dogs— Birds— Pots 41
6852 anytime.
Articles For Sale 45 from handyman, special 225
ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used industrial AC-DC weldCTS. Call
as printing plates, .009 thick, 849-8407.
23x36”, 26 cents each or 5 for
31. Call 648-2711.
MYERS SNOW plow, 8' with
pump and cylinder an'd hang­ NEW PLAYER piano, full 88
ers. Cali 643-8939.
IT'S inexpensive to clean
and upholstery with
Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- 4622.
er $1. Olcott Variety Store.
Cjar PETS and life too can be
beautiful if you use Blue
^ H.M. Frechette Realtors, 647-
tre. Rent electric shampooer TWO spinning wheels. Old sap posal and parking. $140. month­ Main St. location. Inquire Mar­ 9993. ^
31; W.H. England Hardware, buckets at $2.60 each. Call 644- ly, handy to Main St. Call 844- low’s, 867 Main St.
Bolton.
FOR “A Job well done feeling” COMMODE, milk can, spool
clean carpets with Blue Lus­ tables and small items. Laurel Street, four rooms, first floor, feet. Busy location. Reasonable. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922.
1968 WORLD book encyclopedia,
CaU 643-0162.
BLUE LUSTRE not only rids Canton Street, Hartford, 627- water, many features. Call privileges. One child accepted. Manchester’s
carpets of soU but leaves pile 6771.
soft and lofty. Rent electric
shampooer $1. Manchester
Hardware & Supply, 877 Main
Street, 643-4425.
GERT’S A gay girl—ready for a
whirl after cleaning carpets steins, furniture, pewter, lead- p.m. antiques,
with Blue Lustre. Rent electric
shampooer $1 . Paul’s Paint & ed lamps, art glass, primitives
Wallpaper Supply.
FOR SALE, one 1966 Honda, 65
cc., one Farmette tractor with
blade and dump body, one
utility trailer made from % glassware. We buy estates. Vll- ment. Quiet location, heat and
ton Ford pick-up. 643-9121.
Boots and Accessories 46 w a n t e d — Piano. 643-eo&8. s u b l e t until June or sign new hot water, el^tnic stove and garage, an enclosed rear patio.
LUHRS, w-fly bridge’ 28’, 225
HP Gray, only 20 hrs. dnee
complete overhaul, sleeps 6, Rooms Without Board 59 disposal, waU to wall carpet­ 643-0703, evenings.
head, gallqy, elect, refrig., 2 LARGE comfortable room for ing, $170. Call 647-1553 after 8. BOLTON — Four room apart­ 1638.
compasses. Fathometer $5500 retired person. Good meals,
6264.
Bayreuther, Nlantlc 739- private bath and shower. Park- FOUR ROOMS and bath, in res- References required. 643-6983. situated among single family
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1909
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1909 PAGE TWENTY-'
Homos For Solo 72
FimI and Fnnd 49-A
SEASONED flroplaco wood do*
BERRy’S Wcmtnd To Ront 68 Housos For Solo 72
COUPLE with no children, MANCHESTER —$19,000. takes
TO SETTLE estate. Dalightftd
HooMy For Solo 72 Hoosot For Solo 72 Hoowt For Solo 72 Oo» of Town
Tor Solo 75
Oof of Town Ont of Town ^Strong Support
Wmkl
Uverod. Call 1-228-9BW or MB-
1889.
seeks to rent, half of owner oc­ all, House, furniture, 2-car ga­
cupied duidex in quiet Man­ rage, IH batiia. Assumable hideaway Cape In one (K Ib n -
Chester’s very„ very best areas
KDAUTIFUL Bve mom C a p e , TWO FAMILY, large 6 ft e Do-
custom built, fireplace, ga­ I^ax, bath and half on owner’a
MANCHESTER — 0% room
starter home inoludea two bad-
For Solo 75 For Sdn 75
P r e d i c t e d for Current
chester neighborhood, near 6%. per cent mortgage, large rage, exeaUent oouditiaa. Cen­ Ode aaparata fumaeaa, one rooma up, aluminum aiding, IMMEDIATE oem cpeaef, Im- ROCKVnUB — two ft four VERNON-TOUJLND, do your
SEASONED fireplace wood, cut
and delivered, $15 pickup toed.
bus. Would occupy in A p r i l . lot, centrally located, KeHh
Call 646-2022 after 7 p.m. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922.
Upper mid 20’a Worth oonaid-
eraMy mpre. OaU Carl Zins­ tral looalkm. Gerard Agency. minute from Main St. V e r y
648-0G68, e«»4)0B8. nice cowRUon, Wolverton Agen­
new fum aoe, good oonditien. maculdtto Ranch in popular- famlUea avaiiahle. ftecoodary own daoonaUiig on tbim tra-
Only $10,600. • Wolverton LondoQ Park. Mhnitea f r o m Onaitelng. H. M. FrM hette me-douB seven room Raised
Yearly Sessions Quotes
Kindling, gi.50 a bundle. Call ser for dStaUs. Bdflors Agen­ cy, .Realtors, 640-28U. HARTODRD, Conn. (AP) —
COUPLE with infant son de> CUSTOM BUILT oversize.Cape, cy, 647-1418. Agmcy, Realtora, 640-981$. Manchaatar. Brand new wall Realtors, 647-MOS. Raiseh, only $21,000. Jacque- H r THE A fM O U n D V
l-429-6S}8. $90,900 -^Attractive 6%. r o o m to waU cdkipatiiig. Ftteplaoo, Une-Roberte Agency, 646-$8S2. ITie Republlean leader of the
sires 2-bedroom apartment, on oversize lot. 120’ wide, and Ranch, 1% hatha, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER — Attractive $18,000 LAR<)B cuatom three newly painted exterior. K ltdi- COVENTRY —Pilgrim H u T ‘T thhde iha am
reasonable. Call collect. 1-756- exceptionally well landscaped. BRAND NEW Raised Ranch, state House of Rspresentatlvea
oarpata, acre lot, wooded. flve room Ranbh. Large twin aiae bedroom Ranch, mhv en has buUt-ina. Priced to eell Beautiful 7-room Raised ftaneh. VBRNON-TOLLAND, b r a n d saya he expects alm ost tmanlm- tag maatiaa ww had w f*
Housahokl Goods 51 9661 anytime. 2-car garage, Bowers School, hi prestige Forest HUls for on­ Hutohlna Aganoy Realtora, 040- kitchen, Qreplace, 2-car gar­ utoa from Manchaater, nora, imm edlatriy. In the lew 20’a. Double garage, fireplace, fam­ new, four bedroom Oolatital, w e saw the eanth rtaiit; la tta.'
$28,000. Philbrlck Agency Real­ ly $88,600 ! 2-car garage; airy oua nipport for annual ses-
PROFESSIONAL man «nd wife, 6SM. age, walkout baaem ent BeAitl- tread lot, buitt-taa, n a t u r n 1 Belflore Agency, 647-141$. Uy room, IH baths. Only $2$,- 2H baths. Can be cratom’sed sUms of the General Assembly dtstancie over the Im A
8 ROOMS tors, 849-6347. .a automatlo kitchen, finUbed bd large wooded lot. Im­ trim. Mayer Agency, Realtora, 900. Immediate occtqwncy. to suit jKour own taste, $27,600. when the issue com es to a vote scap e...lt makes us raallBi Oiat'
FURNITURE with one child desire reason­
able four of five room house SIX ROOM RANCH, Immediate fireplaced rec room. Priced SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex- mediate occupancy. Low down 648-0000. BOLTON — Immaculate 0% Paaek Realtors, 282-7470, 742- Jacqueline • Roberts Agency, this year. w e an do exist co sn s ti
ONLY $169 or apartment, for February occupancy, two baths, t w o before racent rise in maitertal oellent oondltlon, on bua line. payment. Call owner, 1-87S- room Ranch with three be^ 6021, 742-7092, 647-lUS. e46-S$80. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney is
globe. For from 2l0j)00 mOea
fireplaces, large lot, two car costs. Quality throughout. Bel- Property inoludea 2 extra build. 6831, evenlnga. MANCHESrEU — 2-fatmlly, 6-6 rooms, living room with fire­ away. It m S ) Is a saaQ pla»'
Used But All In Good Shape 1st. 647-9686. in a realdentlal area, g o o d place and paneled wsdl, gix>d COVENTRY — Large oversized OUkSTONBURT “sura’’ of the GOP aide and al­
— Includes — garage.. Low 30’s. Morrison flore Agency, 647-1413. Ing lote. Marion E. Robarteon.
Realtor. 60-090$ NEW TWO tam ily duplex, five floor plan, with 2 bedrooma, sized . dining "L”,’ a bright Cape. Two full baths. Oarage, new customised 7 room Raised
— Spanking
most wUUng to predict that not
net.”—Astronatit Fratdi Botmmi
Bedroom Suite Agency, 648-1016, 643-0644. dasertUng the m ost laatfcgt^
BRAND NEW end beautiful ' ___________ _____ _ moma each side. Separate living room, dining room, aiul woritatole kitchen, 1% baths, 200’ frontage. Field stone fire­ RazMh, cathedral celUnfa, two one Democratic vote wlU be
Living Room Suite Busiiwss Proporty COLONIAL —centiral entrance, him acea, quiet location, Uve cast against the change. ImprsMlon of hla fllghte around'
5 Pc. Dinette Set For Solo 70 TWO-FAMILY, 6 ft 6 Duplex, four bedroom Colonial, 2H large kttchen, oil hot water .wall io w all carpettegi 16 x 84’ place. Lake privileges. Rent Tennessee marble fireplaces, the moon.
Lsunps Tables, Rugs, Pictures handy location, $22,600. Phil- baths, 2-car garage, automat­ modem kitchen, dining room, economically, call now. Wol­ heat, aluminum storma a n d In the ground ewinunlng pool, with option considered. Paaek plus many oUmt features. Pres, His coisiterpart In the Senate, "I think Unit praolleany the
and a few other Menu. INDUSTRIAL buUdihg on two brick Agency Realtors, 649- ic kitchen, natural woodwork. large living room, mud room, verton Agency, Realtora, 640- aereana, extra 67 x^l4S’ treed concrete patio, over one acre Realtora, 282-7470, 742-7022, 742- tlge Etiea, $48,900. JacqueUne- Minority Leader WaUaoe atom ic fxxnb cEmnot be naad
PLUS! acres, suitable for heavy manu­ 6347. Prestige location. Quality buUt 4 bedroonu, central alr-condt- 2813. building lot,’ A-aoned. Wolver­ of land with a view. Like new 622a, 647-1188. Ribbeits Agency, 646-$S80. Barnes, says he doesn’t know without dameglng Israel Hsoir’
Refrigerator or Range by S A J Builders. Secondary tkmtng, garage. Philbrlck ton Agency^ Realtmrs, 640-2818. throughout. $29,600. U ft R for certain why a resolution for —Rartdd Harami, pramtot'Ora-
facturing. Complete with of­ $18,900 —V ery'attractive uSee
YOURS ONLY AT fice facilities. For further In­ MANCHESTER Green — Com­ financing possible. BeUlore Agency Realtors, 640-6847.
MANCHESTER — $19,900, alx Realty Company Ino., 648-2602
Bolton (Mount Sumner) annual sessions failed to d ear Ignate of Lebanon, on rapoits
fortable 7-room family home, Agency, 647-1413. bedroom Ranch, cellar, 160’ BRICK AND FRAME the Senate in 1067 after It had
formation, call Mr. Philbrlck room Cape Cod. Fireplace, R.D. Murdock, 043-6472. FOUR BEDROOM that Israri Is capnUe of maldiMr
A-U-B-E-R-T-'-^ at Philbrlck Agency, 649-6347. 3 or 4 bedrooms, '2 baths, form­ lot. Nice treea. Hurry! Hutch- received one-sided passage in a nuclear bomb.
Phone; “John” Guida al dining room, living room TEN ROOM older home In the Ina Agency Realtora, 049-6324. completely redecorated inaide. 0% ROOM Ranch, large treed
. COLONIAL SPLIT FOYB3R RANCH the House. "An act of magaantiufty and
Tcm Free 1-800-992-8647 BARBER SHOP long estab­ with fireplace, enclosed porch, heart of Manchester, 6 bed-' 166 X 166’ lot. Hutchlna Agency lot, one oar garage, custom 7H room AnaakJl built $H Barnes tmd McKinney a ln d benignity."—Sen. Eugene J.
Albert’s Furniture Co. lished with large clientele, 2-car garage, convenient to rooms, or 3 room apartment Loveable Dolls Realtora, 640-6824. built, immaculate. KeMh Agen­ SH year old Cotonlal, 2H years ago. (Sparkling condi­ their views at an open meeting McOarUiy, Vlatraun w ar ertUo,
266 S. Main St., Waterbury Wolverton Agency Realtors, schools, shopping and Hart­ .and 2 bedrooms, 2-car garage, MANCHEffrEH, Rockledga cus­ cy, 646-4126, 640-1922. baths, >waU to w ell cairpet- tion throughout). 3 bed­ Thursday of the Connecticut when asked why he rritnquhhed
Open Mon.-Pri. 9-9—Sat. 9-6 649-2813. ford bus. $28,900. Call Warren plus carport, additional 2 rooms Soft Lines tom built Ranch, fam ily foom.
ing, <tU bullt-lns, formal din­ rooms, 2 baths, aH electric Cattsens Conference on the Gen­ (Ms seat on the Foreign Rela­
B. Howland, Realtor, 848-1108. over garage. Philbrlck Agency TOLLAND ing room and famUy romn kitchen, form al dining room, eral Assembly. tions Oommtttae to Sen. Gale
SEWING MACmNES — singeil MANSFIELD Realtors, 649-6847. 3 bedrooms, walk out baae­ on first floor. AH this end Uving room (Paneled fire­
automatic zig-zag, excellcnt\ $17,600 modern five room Ranch, ment, treed lot, large family MOVE RIGHT IN TTie Rep^Ucan senator said McGee, a staundi driimder of
more for only $82,200. place waU)> large paneled he endorses annual sessiona only the war.
condition. Makes buttonholes,' Business, home and income large treed lot, fireplace, MANCHESTER —large Ranch, size kitchen, ^ y e s Agency, fam ily room (brick flre-
hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ property. Busy area, fam­ storms, full cellar. Meyer nine rooms, two fireplaces, rec 6464HS1. A fine four bedroom home if certain conditions are m et. "I sure as haU waal"—MUes
on a nicriy treed lot ready JACQUELINE - ROBERTS Idace Wall), laundry room. He suggested that the firm op­
inally over $300., 6 monthly ily grocery store, possible Agency, Realtors, 648-0606. room, approximately 800
AGENCY Most attractive woodod acre Alarafleld. Senate DemoomUe
payments of 38.50 each or pay- beer license. Two gas pumps square feet, built-in vacuum MANCHESTER — Seven room for you a t only $24|900. position to them by Gov. John leader, when aaksd It he wne
® 1MI by NEA,
Cape, wall to wall carpeting Large Uving room, formal 646-8389 in fineat realdential area. N. Dempsey was responsible for
301 cash. 622-0931 dealer. and hoist. Three rente plus MANC^IESTER —New 4-bed- cleaner, two full baths, very Far bdow replacement $28,- •urprissd that MoOerthy gave
own living quarters. Outside room Garrison Colonial, good location. Everett Real throughout. Excellent condl- dbilng room, too. CaH Mr. the Senate hold on the resduUon up the seat.
"Before you leave for the office, / think you should know 500.
SINGER automatic zig-zag sew­ building with cellar for pos­ heavily treed lot. Move In to­ Estate Agency, 649-8638. Uon, treed kPt. H.M. Frediette Bogdan today for appbint- two years ago.
— you're wearing my Yves St. Laurent pants!" ment. 649-5306 or 876-6611. SOUTH WINDSOR, large cus­ CaU Suaanne Shoits, 646-6288
ing machine, with cabinet, ex­ sible craft or coffee shop, morrow. $29,900. Ray Hol­ Realtors, 647-9098. Dempsey w as against a switch
MANCHESTER — Five room tom, L Ranch, 2 hatha, fire­ ornmenldatione Into effect.riiould
cellent condition, hems, button­ coin wash, etc. Retiring combe, Realtors, 644-12W. from biennial seaatons, as be
Aportmonts— Flat^— Cape, 2 car garage. Immacu­ PRIVACY — Paridlke 280x286’ place, barbecue, first floor J. WATSON BEACH A CO. be measured in teiMS of what
38 holes, sews on buttons, em- owner reports $8-12,000 net B (S W l REALTORS is now, Barnes noted. (fonnectiout can afford.
63 Apartments— Flats—
oroiders, Morogranls, cti- yearly. Grab this! Be your THREE incomes. Center Street, late throughout. $21,600. CaU yard, apotless six room Ranch, ftunlly room, fornud tun­ The purpose of the meeting
Tonomonts two family, 6-6 plus separate J.D. Real Ehtate Associates ptaatered w alls, sundsek, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ing room, modem kltoheiv 2- B aines and MoKfamey ■aid
Originally over 3300., now only Tenements 63
own boss. Asking $34,600.
garage, trees. Don’t . mlM it.
was to hear two representatives
huuiy leglslatons were realty to
Exclusive with Art Lussier, five room house. Selling as Inc., 643-6129. Manchester Parkade car garage, PhUbrick Agency, of the Eagleton Institute of Poli­
a package. Wolverton Agency HuU^dns Agency Realtors, 640- M anchester 640-6306 Realtors 64041S47. Wawtad R ial Estata 77 agree with ShiiJeton that pay
room. Garden
~ t;.type apartment. broker. 742-8520. P.O. Box tics review ihe report on mod­
^ te ly , $145. OAKLAND St. 6 room tene- Realtors, 649-2813. SOUTH MAIN STREET — An 5324. riiould be increased from the
available immediately, 201, Bolton, Conn. ernising the (3eneral Assembly
SINGER zig-zag sewing ma­ per month, heat and appli- ment, $100. 646-2426, 9-6. older seven room house that #■ • __________________ GLASTONBURY — Custom VEIRNON — 6H room Ranch, ALL CASH for your property present $8,350 for two y e a n to
MANCHESTER — Immaculate has become too big for pres­ COUNTRY Cape with five big built 4-bedroom Colonial elt- carport, half aore lot, fuU base­ within 34 hours. Avoid red tape. which the organisation complet­ $8,000 for two years in a bien­
chine, slightly used, does ances Included. Call Paul W. BOLTON —On Route 86. The ed last month.
former Rosemont Restaurant four bedrooms, living r o o m , ent owner. Three bedrooms, bedrooms In addition to a pic­ uatod high cveriooklng Hart­ ment, bulU-iiu, near school. Instant servloe. B ayes Agency, nial leglslatura or $12,000 for the
attach­ Dougan Realtor, 649-4536. nic table sized kitchen. Sunny ford In cne of Glastonbury’s Priced to seU, $20,900. Hayes 6464)131. Discussion Centered on the
ments. Complete price $68.60 Fumishod den, kitchen, laundry room, IH baths, all In excellent con­
is for sale. Approximately ten esU for aianisl sessions azul same period U the General As­
cash, terms available. Dial 246- MANCTIEJSTER — Park Chest- bathroom, garage %-acre lot. dition. Lots of living s p a c e . living room with open stair­ most preeUgious areaa. Assum­ Agency, 646-0181. sem bly went to am iusl seaakms.
Apartments 63-A acres, excellent potential, lib­ Most convenient location- $19,- Priced In low twenties. T.J. way, two full bathrooms, oil, able e% per cent mortgage
SBLLlNa YOUR HOMET For what Elagleton Said about legta-
2140. nut Garden Apeutinents, iin- eral financing. T.J. Crockett, NORTH COVENTRY -prom pt courteous lervloa that lative pay.
mediate occupancy, 414 aw m s TWO-ROOM furnished apart- Realtor, 643-1677. 600. Thomas « J. McCusker Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. hot w ater heat, walk-out base­ avaUable. Jacqueline- Rob­ gets results. <3all Louis Dlmock
ment, with a one car garage.. erts Agency, 646-8889. Dr. Alan Roaenthal, author of
Agency, 1-872-0636.
39 BRAND NEW automatic zig­ at $180; heat, hot'water, oven ment. Private bathroom, stove,
SPLIT LEVEL, all brick con­ 1700 square feet of living area TWENTY-POUR FOOT Realty, 640-9628. the report, aald Ooimectleut’a
zag sewing machines, un­ range, refrigerator, parking refrigerator, heat, hot water,
Investment Property HOME and income combina­ struction, 4 b ^ro o n ^ , formal for $21,600. Wolverton Agency COVENTRY — Route 81. Large Living room in this six SION In an Italian restaurant:
legislature 1 s the weakest of LEGAL
Marlow’s, 867 Main tion with this Cape style two dining room, 2M baths, ' ma­ five room Oaqie with 1 ^ baths, four the Elagleton Institute had
Realtors, 649-2818. room Cape Cod for only "Our pizsa la a m asterpizaal’’ N O T IC E
For Sole ale 70-J
family 4-3. Ideal for two young hogany family room, 2 fire­ basement. Oarage. Real big $17,900. Yes, tt’a reaUy a And our aeleetlcn of homes for
studied recently. David Ogle
p.m. 647-1871. families or an In-law situa­ places, 2-car garage, many lo t Terzifle buy at only said the cost of putting his rec-
THREE or four men to share ADMISSION OF
— Immacidate
Four Family. Five garages.tion. Separate utlUtles, country more features. Must be seen. Lots For Solo 73 $18,900. T.J. Crockett; Real­ great find In any real es­
tate market! Better boH Mr.
aide Is a source of pride, too.
Keith R eal Estate, 649-1032, ELECTORS
atmosphere. $21,600. Wolverton Philbrlck Agency ILealtors, 649- tor, 64S-1677.
1968’s reduced for close out at luxe garden type apartments 6*3-9876. Central location. Operating MANOBMTER and vicinity Bogdan now for eppoint- 646-4130. Notice 1s hereby given
$39. Call Capitol Sewing, 246- avaUable now. Call Paul Agency, Realtors, 649-2813.
Beauty Salon. Possible $6,000. 6347. ment. 64041306 or 870-6611. the Board of AdndselOD of
W. Dougan; Realtor, 649-4536. gross. Low 40’s. Meyer Agency,
MANCHESTER Is minutes away ’THE ORIGINAL (and proud)
BuUdhig lots available, $2,300. SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch HUl.
and up. H.M. F iecbette R eal­ Large, Jumbo alse 4-bedroom DISSOLUTION Bleotore, of the T owb Of Ifaa-
Business Locations
CLEAN, USED refrigerators, MANCHESTER —Large five For Rent 64
Realtors, 643-0609. from the following properties. owners have outgrown their
Nice five room Ranch, Carport, home in the desirous Rock-
tors. 647-9093. Colon; il, famUy room, form ti
dining room, large living room.
B W NOTICE OF
EDWARD J. HOIX,, INC.-
cheater, wlU be In aesatan la
the Municipal fkiilding, Toam
ranges, automatic wasljers room flat, first floor, two b e d - -------
guarantees. See them at
FOUR family and 4 acres, ex­
$13,900 Six room expanlable ledge area and are putting U 5307 BOLTON^ — 28 acres m o r e On a high wooded lot. PhUbrick BARROWS and WALLACE Co. THE SOUTH WINDSOR BANK Nottee is hereby given, pursu­ CaeriE’s OfOes, on Wsdnesday,
convenient location. RENT or sale-461 Main cellent condition, 4 furnaces,
Califoniis Ranch acre lot, $14,- on the market. House is In. ex­ or less, located ott Route 6. Agency, Realtors, 649-0347. Manobester Parkade AND TOUST COMPANY ant to General Statutes of Qxi- January 15, I960, flram 6K)0 p m .
Main St. Call 643-2171.
Adults. Available now. 872-0602. Street. Building and lot next aluminum storms and screens, 600—four room modem Ranch, celled condition, has 6V&
THESE soft and colotful "Tassel Dolls” ExceUemt rood friHitage, Jac- Mtuichester 6425306 ' IfOnOB OF neoUcut, that EDWARD J. io 8:00 p m ., for ilia purposs of
U) Post Off^e Excellent loca­ fireplace in each apartment, .will delight the youngstersi They’ re so quehne-Robert Agency, 846- COLUMBUr” ANNUAL MEBmNG
LCOKING for anything in, real tion for any use. 646-2426 from stove and refrigerator In eeich, large lot $16,600—Four- bed­ rooms, 1*4 baths, two fire­ VEIRNON —Custom b u i l t HOLL, INC., a CXxBweticut cor­ admliting aU psraoiis who ara
estate rentals — apartments, room Dutch CoIonieU, breeze­ places, completely flndshed
easy to make from knitting yarn . . . 1304 3389. “ --------
DREAM HOUSE RANCH Oolonlai Ranch, prime area, OF STOCKHOLDBIRS poration ha'ving Ms principal found to b s qMaUflsd t o . ba
Machinery and Tools 52 homes, multiple dwelUngs, no 9 to 5 p.m modern baths, 7 miles ; to way and garage, 1 ^ acres, basement, garage choice lot,
the perfect toyl
Pattern No. 5307 has full directions
36-32
WE HAV^ choice one acre That has everything—too quality oontnictlon, t h r e e January 27, 1969 ptatoe of bualnsas In Manchester, E teoton of ths Tosm of M to-
Storrs, 4 mUes to WlUim^tlc.
$23,000. Plus over 80 more list­ etc. Sensibly priced In the high The Amuial Meieting of the Oonttsettout, bM been dissolv ed cbsrtOT.
LINCOLN welders, full line fees. Call J. D. Real Estate MANCHESTER — Main St. Good return. Keith Agency 648- for U " dolls. wooded lote near Bolton Cen­ much to Hat here such a s 4 large bedroome, double ga­
THE MATURE woman will like wearing
Associates, Inc., 643-6129. small store for retail operation ings. Call Mitten Realty, Real­ twenties. T.J. Crockett, Real­ Sim181 leM lei pin 1S 1 fer flnt.sla» this pretty dress with its soft and ter and other locations. For
rage, bant. Only $86,900. Hayea Stockholders of The South Wind­ by a resolution of Mb Board, of The QuaHfteaittona are as ftU-
18’ frontage, 80’ depth, 3 year 4126, 649-1622. tors, 643-6930. tor, 643-1677. ■
■alill «!■
M m at ptelal
ignM i hanillaarar
iMflfliiiii tar gacn
aacbpa
pattara. bedrooms, 8 fuU baths, gi­
Agency, 046-0181. sor Bank end TVust Company DIrectora and StocMioldera, ef­ lows; Appltoant m utt b s a
amp. priced at $96. Also heavy FOUR ROOM apartment, sec- lease Aim e Oebot. Manoheatar
Msnohi flattering lines. It features a face­ further information, call R.F. gantic recreation room, at­
required, $376. p e r framing collar and graceful front pleat- Dlmock Oo., 649-5246.
win be held at the main aOlce fective as of December 10, 1968. United S tetss ctUsen, twenty-
heat, hot wate'r,' ap- month. Conn. Bank & Trust VERNON — 700’ frontage on COl^NIAL, eight rooms, large LARGE, clean, attractive 13- Svmnk
tijffiUDAi,
U$6 AYB.---- OF
N k w ^ v o w , N.Y.
tached 2 oar garage, 8% ANDOVEIR — No expense bos of the Bank, lOSS John Ey«h All oreditora. If any, are warned
cos (21) years of age, have rs-
pllances, cellar, parking, $138. Co. Real Estate I>ept. 244-4977. Rt. 30, 16 acres more or less. kitchen with built-in r a n g e , room house Including 4 - r o o m " ^ 0. 1304 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in
acres, etc. Priced to sell at been spared or this million­ Botflevard, South ’Windsor, Con­ to preaent their riahns to La- alded in the Town of Manttias
IdeaUy situated for potential dishwasher, disposal, etc. large rentel plus excellent barn, 332’ $46,000. Investigate! 649-
___________ _____________ monthly. AdiUts. Available gas station, restaurant or paneled family room with fire­ frontage, $28,500. H u t c h i n s
Priat N m i, Addrtii arith IIP CODE aad
Stria NamSar., sizes 36 to 52, bust 38 to 54. Size 38, Out of Town 6306.
aires manskm on the hlU. Cost necticut, on Monday, January BELLE, ROTHENBERO ft ter for alx (6) mcnOw, be sMe
February 1st. Call after 4 p.m. MAIN Street, offlcies f o r 40 bust, 3V* yards of 45-inch; Vt yard over $98,000 to build. IM s once 27, 1909, at 4:00 PJC., for the
Musical instruments 53 649-4864. rent, $40. monithly. Ask f o r motel, $55,000. Owner wfU con­ place, formal dining room, four Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Just s o t for the niw '68 Fall 1 WIntir
for contrast collar.
For Solo 75 in a Ufotime opportunity is of­ foUowiag purposes:
WOODHOU8B, 848 Main Street, to read in English and take ths
----1----.--------- Mr. Frechette, 647-9993.
sider holding mortgage. Jac- bedrooms, 2^^ baths, one off
quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- .iiaster bedroom. 2-car garage. $14,600 —^Two bedroom Ranch,
ALBUM I Many lovely designs I Directions
for knittW stole and patterned vest In
SEND 801 la eslai plat 1S1 fM fln t-clu i VERNON — 6H
null and ipaelil haadllai far aacii pattara.
room 1060 B fered to you a t a fraction of 1. To fix the number of dtrec-
Manoheeter, Connecticut, on or
before June 10, 1968, or there­
oath prascxlbsd by tow.
Dated St M anchester llito lOlh
sizes 36-48; crocheted Pompon hat I Ranch, seven .acres, 977’ front­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. its value due to the owner mov­ to n to be elected at the Annual
note keybo^d, 42” console, on ^ n ^ ^ r v d t h refrl^m * oWlce" for reirt. 3339. Philbrlck Agency Realtors, porch with wrought Iron rail­ Hue Bomott, ' Ittadioitdir ing out of state. CaU owner, Meeting and'to elect such direc­ after be barred as by statute day of January 1000.
walnut, regular $1400 now $980 ^ range hot water close to °f town, plenty of park- EARLY AMERICAN. Generation to Gen­ Bvenliilt Ho r a MUM ATE. OF age, 20 X 30’ recent outbuild­ Manchester Parkade provided.
rugs save 30 per cent. Keyboard „ wat er, close to , 9.5 647-6347. ing, full cellar, garage, 100 x MEW YOBK. N.Y. ing. d o se to highway. Hutch­ Manchester 649-5306 at 742-8884 for details. MUdrsd M. Sobaftor.
eration designs fit handsomely Into to­ tors. Dated at Manchester, Coti-
Land For Sole 71 AGNES DRIVE — Up, behind 200’ lot, trees. Hutchins Agen­
Blue Studio. Rti 83. Vemom 872- "<> 2426. 9-_6_^ WUiam C. Jofanaon,
Studio, cy Realtors, 649-6324.
day's decor-Trlple Irish Chain, Weath­ Priat Na«a, Addraii wltt ZIP CODE. Stpla ins Agency Realtors, 649-6324. UNIQUE and rare. Lovely 2. To hear reporis <a officers. neoticut, this 27th day of De­
reasonable. CaU 643-7094, after SMALL STORE near 100 per er Vane and Basket of Tulips! Pattern Numaar ana SIzn. BOLTON — OH room Raised Ostoefanan
Ranch, rec room, sun deck, 8 room home on ezAate-Uke 2H 8. To act upon a reoommendei-
* P-*"' cent Main Street location. Ap- COVEN’TRY — Approximate­ Mott's Super Mcirket, six room MANCHESTER — Excellent pieces, directions for 12 quilts. SOt tor THE NEW Fall & Winter '68 Issue of VERNON — Brand new 7 room
cember 1966. MUdrsd M. Scbaltor,
LOVELY 3 r o o m l ^ I S ; ^ ^ ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ly 20 acres, secluded, treed
Colonial, with three bedrooms, a eepy-Q109. Basic FASHION is here with many bright Colonial, IH baths, fireplace, IH baths, flreidace, 2 acre lot. acres. Stone and fram e con- Uon of the Board of DIrectora, Edward J. HoH, Inc. Sttsotm aa
long frontage. Only $11,600. baths, aluminum siding. two family In Hne residential wardrobe ideas. Send 504 for your copy. garage, treed lot. Only $26,- Only $23,600. Hayes Agency, atruotion, 2 fuH baths. In-law subject to the approval of the > By: Tharasa M. P arts
Lus­ Antiques 56 with refrigerator, range, dls- TWO ROOM office, 100 percent Selling for $28,900. T.J. Croc- area, 4-4, fireplace, wall to wall 900. H.M. Frediette, 647-0903. 646-0181. suite. Swimming pod. T w o Bank OommlaaioiMr, to Inorease LaBeUe, Rothenberg Selsotm an
carpet, kitchen built-ins, sun-
keitt Realtor, 643-1677. gueet houses at rear. Low 80’s the autboitsed capital stock to ft Woodbouse, Edwaad TomldsI,
porch, 2-car garage, aluminum and worth m udi more. Mr. 80,000 shares. Its Attomeya - TVnm d ark
0248. 2427. ACRfeAGE In Manchester and 6-6 DUPLEX located in Saint siding. Completely remodeled. Zinsser, Bdfkwe Agetvey, 647- 4. To act upon a recommenda­
MANCHESTER —Three new South Wlndror. Excellent lo­ James Parish, recent heating Only $27,900. R.J. Flagg Co., 1418. tion of the Board of Dtreotora,
MANCHESTER — Center stores for lease. 600x100 square cations. Priced to seU. Keith system, new oak floors, new 643-8832.
ceramic baths, pdsible TOLLAND—^Ideal in-law or ren­ subject to the approval of the
234 Center Street. closq to schools, bus, shop­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. mortgage assumption. Call Mr. tal opportunity, 5 room Ranch, Bernk Cknmnlarioner, to declare
Open afternoons. ping. Call 668-8^8 evenings. NORTH Coventry — Pour^ acre Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- large rooms, full basement a 60% stock dividend. Y O U R O W N T H IN G
lot, 450 road frontage, 3^ 1413. Main St. Location with garage, plus emaH 8 5. To (ranaact such other busi­
----— i--- =-— s ------ h a v e customers waiting STORE, 20’ x 70’, 846 M a i n mUes to parkway, two miles to Available Immediately room house. Priced to sell ness as may property come be­ I t’s great to belong!
W o n t e d ^ —T o B uy 5 8 tor the rental of your apart- street. CaU 622-3114. $22,900. W olveiton Agettcy, fore the ma sting or any adjourn­
ment or home. J.D. Real Es- Route 44-A. Price, $10,000. 742-
Realtors, 649-2818. ment thereof. ChUdren who grow up in a parmanaiit
WANTED — Restaurant equip- tate Associates, Inc., 643-6129. -------
ment, store, tavern and bank- -
6065.
NOTICE O FFIC E John T. fCsBoney, B home ara known and respected by their naigh-
Houses For Rent 65 ^OLTON LAKE, bargain year Secretary “ bora
ruptcy equipment. CaU Fon- MANCHESTER —Deluxe 2-
taine Restaurant Equipment, bedroom duplex apartment, in- BOLTON-Vemon line, four room Houses For Sole 72 A. A. Dion, Incorporated SPACE end close out at $7,900. 6
has been dissolved. room Ranch sununer home Give your children a solid foundation —
473 Windsor Street, Comer dudes .appUances, heat, hot Ranph, treed lot and lake GARRISON Colonial in one of « 1 0 0 Per Month near water. Hayea Agency 646- a home that belongs to yotv famUy. W ell
most desirable AH creditors having claims be glad to help you find i t "
Superintendant, Mr. Slade, 649- *1®) monthly, 742-6738. om .
---- -- ■■ ■■ ■ • ---................... .. neighborhoods. Modem Kitch­ should file them on or before Gall Mr. Miatrick BOLTON—BHGRT room Raised
15 T M M Mamber of Manrhaatir
WANTED — Antique furniture, '___________________ ANDOVER LAKE Four room en, formal dining room, family April 1, 1969 with Alfred A. AND
room, large living room with Dion, 299 Autumn Street, Man­ Ranch, IH batha, buUt-lns, and Hartford Board of
glass, pewter, oil paintings or FIVE ROOM duplex, no chll- furnished cottage, avaUable to 649-SS03
other antique items. Any quan- dren, no pete, garage, eleotrlc June 15th, $180. monthly In- fireplace, three large bed­ chester, Connecticut. beauUfuUy finished rec room PliSgMl Sfiwiri RaaltofB aad M .US.
tity. 643-8709, 165 Oakland St. stove, Frigldaire, $105. month- dudes heat and utUltlea. 712- rooms, two car garage. PhU- with bEur and fireplAoe, 3-car
garage. One acre plus lot. $81,- MacblRf Olsaifid
WANTED TO BUY —
ly. 62 School St. between 12-6 7607. brick Agency, RSaltora, 649-
5347. 500. J. D. R eel EMate Asso­ Bepito Tanks, D ^ Welto,|
KEITH
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lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 appliances furnished. $176 per
For Rent 66 MANCHESTER — S-.'i^n years
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O illc u fiL
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^___
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r-FO U K
H m Rav. aaorfa F. Noatread,
T omu reotbr o f S t M ary^ BpCaooral
M> pi ObfMnun-
Cfauroli, wm eonduot a aaraloa
Sunday at 8:15 a.m . on vadio
aOPOtl w tt BM#t
IW low adp BtB.
atation WIMF. TIm profrem la
aponaored Jointly by the Kaa-
i «• «wvMl at «:S0 chaatar OouneQ o f Ctaundiaa and
X>a*la of Tt«T«len ttta Ifandieater CSorgy Aaoodap
■visa wfB pppplt on tloa.
Aviation BHaotrenlao Tach-
L ofia O rola <X KknTa Danch- nician 5 C. Waltar B. Ploreo,
t i n IMD maat Xondajr at 7:45
Woman'a AuxOiary to Ifan-
ehaatar ICamortal Hoapttal w ll
bara a board m aaliiy Monday
at 1 p.m . at Chapman Houaa on
Haynaa S t Ouaat opaakar wlU
ba Dr. Jolin Brownatoot, dlrae*
tor o f tba hoapital manlal hoalto
dinlo.
A ttm , “ Tba Mebiong” wlU
ba riMwn Monday at 5 p.m . at
North TJMtad Mathodlat Cburdi
1-..
FBTOAY, JANUARY 10, 1900
iKanrlfpatpr Enntitts ilM br N«t Pmmi Ran
The Weather
Army Nuraa O apt IWaabaib to flU Mahoney's uneitoired
M. Smith, daughter o f M r s . DireetoTB LiRud term to November. •A TIB M B FOR
Fair and cold toolgkt, tour Are
to 10 ahova. Fair an
laabeBa Smith o f 27 Madlaon
St., complatad tba Nuraa Corps Mahoney Service 15„S6S ooid tomccroar, Mgh.te the
Offloar baaio cou n a raeenfly at
Army Medical FM d Sarvlca A pchUc letter of edbunenda- AiixiBaiy Plans « MoHcfcBster— /4 City of ViUogo Chorm par 30p .
B diod, Brooke Arm y Madloal tton for Dem ocratic State Rep.
Novel Food Sale VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 86
Center, F t Sam Houaten, Tex. FraaMs Mahoney has been au­ (POURTBIiN. PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1969 < pm F n n U ) PRICE TEN CENIE
thorised by the Mancbeatar
starting ilda week, the Man-
Offloana and mambara o f the Board o f Bireotora. cheater AuxiUary o f Chfld and
ways and maana oonunlttae of Signed by each member of Pkmlly Services o f Oonnecdicut
ilM board, ft win congratulate
Chapman C ourt Order o f Am- la aponaorlhg a "TYaveUng
Astronauts^ SetOes Internal Debate Israeli JeU Hit

Defense Appears Set

U8CX}, aon o f lire . Oonldlna Ilia abowinr of tba flim la open aranib, will have a potluck at and praise him ter Ms 12 years Food Basket” among its aoUve
pt.«a. la flw F adm ttcn Room C. Pleroa o f 15 Ilo n a Rd., par- to tba public. Tbare wlH ba a of dedloatod service to th e
tbelr maetlng Sunday at 4 p.m. membership. Arab <6Umiiuuido5
air Okatar Oaeiiacatlatad ttdpatad in i “ fly by” at Kitty town.
Ofennh. naataw ii are lire. Hawk, N.C., 4o oowanam onta
dlacuaaton lad by tba Rev. Barla
Cuatar, paator of North Unitad
at tba borne o f Royal Matron
Mrs. AXdon Savaranca, French Mahoney, a town director ter
In tMa novel progreealve'food
sale, members will bake, pemk USID CMlUt State Dinner Nixon Asks Bliss ’TEL AVIV (A P) — InnaU
tMupmop PatarMn aa4 lO re tha hlatorlc fll(h t o f tha TVMgbt Mathodlat Church. R d., Bolton. iKoaa planning to warplaass flashed low acreos
o six ooneecutlve terme and Man­ their faomeanade teod In
DareQQr P atareen. Brothare. the Jordan R iver ceoaa-flre
I ^
attend ate reminded to bring chester mayor for two, was decorated boooee or baskets, and
IWr A E B U M A ^Love~in^ line today to pound A n b
Maneheater araa Ahiranae a food dlab and a place setUng.
Club of 1*1 Bo ta I%1 wUl moot
elected Nov. 5 to represent the
19th AsNm bly District In the
sell them to other . members.
Proceeds wUl benefit the Child I6ARTER CHI I NEW YORK (A P )—A formal T o Remain in Post commando poattiens ftdlow

Rest Darwin Case

Monday at 7 :80 p.m. at tbo Epwnrth CInda, WSCS, of State LegMature. He resigned and Fam ily Ssrvioes of OonMCt- Ing an attack on an Israeli
C O .. INC. army vSMola.

START IK
homo of Mre. R ocer Woodbury, South Mathodlat Chureh, wfll from the board as o f ’Tuesday Icu t Mrs, EMmund Gorman and •tptp dianar tunwd into a NEW YORK, (A P) — Preal- al committee. One man who had
26 Nya a t A “Trip to Oetlln- meat Mmiday at 8 p.m. at tha and wae ewom in to Ms new Mrs. Charles Toung, co-dialr- 11I9|M b IA "lovudn" FMday night os New dent-elact Nixon has aetUed ter been under oonaideratian for Obaarvois on toe loraril
the foraaeaUe future on Internal ride of tha border reported
bm v,’’ with aUdea by MarsareC home of Mre. Bdwin BVwter, 868 poet on Wettoesday morning. man of the ways cusd means rYorkatn poured aftectlan on iha that role was Bud VdHdhson, the
Mulkom, wiH ba tba program. Woodbrldge B/L Mrs. Virginia Engaged M re Mary LeDuc, also a Dem­ committee, ere in charge of the hefkmfe moat heroic vuyagera
debate over tha laadarahlp of television sportscaster who has seeing flames and ntiDke
from toe abandoned Arab vU-
M em ben may contact Mra. PtovaH la co-hoataas. ocrat, was elected by the board sale. the RepUbilcan National Com­ been named a speoiol WMte
’The engagement o f Mias HSlza- r-^Aotrenoute Borman, LovaU mittee by aaking Ray C Bllaa to lage o f Ktoa, Jtsd acroaa the After more than two boura of
Woodbury fOr tranaportation or ^and Andare. Houw oonsuMant.
beth F. Smith of M omheater remWn its chairman. But that Idea is now said to border. tasttmony by Roy Dartrtb' jan-
direetlona. Stephan Penny of 80S Burn­

YEAR RIGHT
to Dennia L. Sutton o f Ft. ' Saourtty guarda to the WW- H is action took place near
ham SI., a student at Ohio Wea- No spaciflo period was dio- have been dropped. terdoy, tha deCanro appaaiw
Tickefa for “ La Couture In- leyen Untverelty, Dekweare,
Meyers, P lo., has been an­ HI KATHY — IT'S A BOY! tdorf-Astocta grand ballroom Woaed and Blias would not dia- 'BHs8, 81, hoa been Cholnnan Klbbufs Gertwr, six miles
nounced by her parents, Mr. -w an powuriaaa to hold back the south of the Sea o f Galilee In r ^ y to rest Ms caw . ’tba d»-'
tarnationala,” a faaMon ’ abow Ohio, will pertiolpata in the 5IPECIAUS TO fCRK UP YOUR WEEKEND! ■waU o f liundreda of fornully
euss tha questlan o f how long he slhce April 1, 1966. His field is
and Mrs. Harry F. Smith of 24 might continue. But a key pW to- organisation poUtlos—the tech­ toe embattled Jordan valley. tense may end Ms case aban
featuring four Parla modela, WaMtington Semester Program Bigelow St. FRESH SPINACH .................................... lb. 'WfiMd guaato a a W ^ auto- - It was toe firrt time Israel
may ba purchaaad. at Tweed’s tbia spring at tha American Unt^ cal Wda to. the Pieaideot-elect nical side—and he shuns the toe trial neaumea Tueadojr, and
Her fianoe is the aon of Mr. CELLO CARROTS...........................R bchs. graplM from flie men who were says raxon’a raquaat means public speaking, bahquat circuit had oall'ed in i^anes to hit
Dreea Shop or by contacting varsity’s School of Government fln f to Wrola the moon. ' after rebuttal wMiiaaiija are pro-
Mre. Mcegan Porter, 70 Wast- and Itobllc Relations, Wash­
and Mrs. PYed Carrington of FANCY CUCUMBERS.......................2 ft* _ _ Blias will remain in the party approach. Arab attackers sinoe Jan. 2.
Leoma, Tensi. LARGE SUNEIST ORANGES......... « for S B t . For neariy on hour, fiw gueota laraeU sources claim the seated by the state. ’Iha trial
minatar Rd. Tba abow will ba ington, D.C. poet for “ a aubotantUd period" His constituency Is among or­
¥ fn s s o iiitinln a ra cord im d n r sn p a n N K filn bOsa Smitfa is a 1964 grad­ SEALTEST or ROYAL ICE CREAM Vt guL pxlk pioturao, and handed dto- uideaa ha decides to leave. use o f airplanes to Mt guer­ will oome to end, perhaps by
'Riursday at 11 eum. and 7:15 nar nwnua up over the to ganisation R ep t^ ca iu , stade mtd-w«rii. It rtartad ’Tuesday.
uate of Manchester High School •Nixon la known to have con­ amd natornd committeemen, for rillas lying In ambuto Just
p.m. at Oentinal HiU H a l l , Boy Scout Trtx^ 882 o f St. And we have Orchard F r e ^ M acs, BaMarlns, Red 5t ,tlM aotronouta yrho-obligod their across the border has proven The panel o f tliraa Judgas, w te
f o r m k Ii ffa m ly o f o l p r a s e r ip flo iis f f l o d h o i* . and a 1967 graduate of the Jo- sidered roplaicing Bliss with a exaunple, and their suppott is
Hartford. I’roceads wlU go to Bartholomew’s Church wlH aetdi Lawrence School o f Nurs­ Golden DeUolous, Oortlands, BusMt AppbM and Boao Pears. •Mknfrorera aa rapidly oa they are hearing toe second dagroa
chairman more tWented in pub­ believed to have 'been a fantor Mghly successful since Ms in­
the Heart AaaooiatlOR oi Oraat- sponsor a paper drive tom or­ ing, New London. She is a reg­
And Acorn, Butterniit Squash, Brnssells Sprouts, jxxild. Each time ttw guarda auguration aeveral weeks murder case in Tolland County
A n ita m lsed Ustinsr a t nO p r e s c r ip tk a s fille d la st er Hartford. Caullfiower, B roccoli, Egg Plant, Oranberiles, Hot Peppers, lic political aWeanumsMp. in the declaion to have lilm re­
row from 9 cum. to 6 p.m . at istered nurse at Manchester Parsnips, Horaeradlali. •thought all had been aigned, Some men among Iflxmt'a cir­ ago. Sitysrtor Court In RoekvOa, vrifl
main. .
the Popular Mlarket parking lot, Memorial Hospital Mr. Sutton is And Peas, Green Beans, Green and. Yellow Squash, im oro w «ro paaaad over thair cle o f aOviaera had advocated ’The action began at 7:16 than deliver their vardlot life
jm nr is n vn ila b le a t n o ch B ig c u p on 14 D a y s A d - fwada. BUsu spent about two hours
E. Middle Tpke. Papers may serving with the D.S. -Navy in Spinach, WMto Sweet Potatoes, Vine N p e Tomatoes, thto oourae. with Mlxmi FriCkiy. “Ha ex- a.m. when Arab irregulars hnprinonment la tha m orim nn
tn n ea N o tio e. be depoaltod at tha troop’s truck the submarine service. Shalots, B dglaa Endive, Endive B Baoarale. • Gov. Naiaon A. BookWWler A pooatole <oompromtoe also fired bazooka rockets at an puntSfamenL
And Fresh Strawberries, Bed, WMto, Blue Orapea, pleaded with Ma gueota: preoaed' complete satlafocUon
to the parking lot, or those wiab- A March wedding is planned. had been considered, thW of as­ with, toe Job being done by me army veUcIa, toe IsraMia Darwin la being retried W the
Ing to have papers picked up Temple Oranges, Tangerinea, Gallf. Navel Oranges,, Span­ “ Ladlea and gentleman, Uila signing a new party spokesman charged. ’Iliere were no la- Baying of Hope Roffawen o f Bol­
L is t m a st b e ca lled fw la p eraon . N o m alU as', ish Melons, Pink B WMto OnqMhmlt, Nuts, Figs, Dates. as Republican national chair­
may contact George of 80 lalarted out as a atate diimer and to work with BUss pt the nation- raril oasuoltiaa in toe claoh. ton. ’The 17-yearold Bolton gtaf
man,” BlUa said.
Hetadne Dr., James White of o WE CABBY ICE ODBB8 a la andlng iq> a tove-ln. WlH you Shortly' after that toe Is­ dleappeend on Sept. 18, IM t af­
24 Saidtera Rd. or Jeffrey Skating - Coasting We Carry The Bfancheator Evening HeraM piaona take your aeatal” \ In the view of aome Nixon aa-
aoclautea, the retention of BUaa
raeli pianeu struck. ter a 4-H meettng In Venion
FrMfasen, 64 EM e Dr. “ ODB ENLARGED STORE NOW HAS EVEBYTHINOI’' Aatroaout Jamea A LoveB Jr.,
THE NEW 3PAaOUS COafPLBXB LINE OF 8DNDAY PAPERS a Navy captain, latw told toe means that actlvUUes by the Re­ that Bm and Dai win attondadi

Mancbestier Jayrceeo wtU meet

Monday at 8 p.m . at Manches­
gueota ha would leave the din­
gier “ aUgbUy tooapaoitated. Brandeis publican senatorial and congres.
sional campaign committees
P op e Voices
Her car was found abandoned
on Rceervotr Rd. in VemoB and
ber body waa found four days
ter Otreuit Court roomji State
Representative Francis Ma-
Skating h o u r s at Center
P
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lP D A " ^ o r *
p r o d u c e i"
-With m y left hand I will not be
ahla to write. With my right
hand I wUl notbe ahla to Wuike Dissidents
will be upgraded, ’ntere to talk
of their being given research as-
slstance from the White House Darwin, who to 51 and Brea hi

W E S T O w m boney win poesent Ms ideas im

recreational programs using Springs Pond ore until 10 to­
278 OAKLAND ST., MANGHES’TEB a 545-5884
handa.” aa •well aa tha assignment of top
administration officials to cam-
Optim ism for Hebron, waa oonrtotod in 1154
but the oonivictlon wa
The repport to too ballroom
PHARMACY
night, and 10 to 10 tomorrow
school facUltlea. ’The film , ‘ "To
and Sunday. The Annex is re­
T ou eb'^ Child,” win be dtown.
The meeting la open to men be-
served for hockey.
.broadeiMd aa the aatronauta an-
awarad quaotioiM ,pooed by the
gueota out the tovKailon o f too
Suspended paign for individual candidates
in tough races. ,
Nixon has fixed the goal of re­
W orld Peace As he did flv « yu an ago,
Darwin took ilie witness stand
Coasting is allowed in the
455 HARIFORO RD. — 643w5230 tw em the ages of 21 and 80.
park dally until dark. governor. WAL/THAM, Mass. (AP) — gaining party control o f the Sen­ VA’nOAN OETY (AP)—Pope
in U s own deteoss yastMday
i “ General Bormoia” lad off, Brandeis Untverelty Preatoent ate in 1970. ’Twenty-five Demo­ sod denied a coiBsssliw he ia
The ski slope at'H ercules p t. ‘Paul VI sounded a cautlouB note
a lle g e to have mads. ThrouiJi
Polish NaMociai Alliance wW will be open tcmlght 6 :S0 to 9 :80. ona fuaat, “ do you believe the M orris B. Abram today sus­ cratic seats will be at stake then of optimism on world peace to­
meet Sunday a t 1 p.m . at 77 Hours tomorrow and Sunday are 'm oon ia worthinveeUng InT" pended the 66 N egro' students and many are regarded as most •of tbe questioning bgr do-
day, saying he saw a glimmar
North St. To ba euro A ir Pbroe Ool. who took over the university vulnerable. For that reason. Re­ tense and toe state, be was
1 to 5 p.m. of hope for the MiddHe East plus
PVank Borman did. "In the oonununleotiona center tour publican leaders hope they can calm and hicM, but at other
hopes for the end of the Viet­
queet for knowledge, ueing the days ago. upset the Democrats’ present moments became confused and
nam and Nigerian wars through tense.
moon an a goW, I feel it is like Abram lifted the emneety he 67-42 majority. negotiations.
life toouranoe— it’a nwndato- had granted the atitdento after Democratic seats up for grabs In <Sract testimony Darwin
’The pontiff spoke in Ms an­ denied having confessed tlM
ry.“ they failed to appear ter a 9 next year Include those now nual meeting to exchange New
On the aubject o f how the as- a jn . meeting, ^ filled by Sens. Edward M. Ken­ murder to TBland Obunty A e r-

Great Reductions plus

HOUSE
tranauts kept from floating
around their apaoeoMp like their
toothbniahea, Air Force Lt. Ool.
WUltom A. Andare told tha
crowd how “mem and saro grav­
ity aaemad to go weH together.
Hie teammate, Lovell, waa
more down to eerih. “ We iniqg
’Ib e jnealdent sWd he would
speU out toe university’s next
move at a news conference.
Elariler it had appeared fate
of the Negro student uprising
Mnged on an agreem^Mit by the
faculty to esUbltsh an Atro-
nedy, D-Masa., Edmund S. Mua-
kle, D*Maine, and Eugene J.
McCarthy, D-NOnn. McCarthy
h u said he won’t run as a Dem­
ocrat again and Vice President
Hubert H. Humphrey could
wind up contesting for Ma seat.
Even Republleans are not op­
Year greetings •with members of Iff Paul B. aweeney wUls tw
Ute diplomatic corps accredited
was •befog held at the Tolland
te the Vatiean. County Jafl five years ago.
In contrast to Ms Oiristanas
Sweeney was broityht in to
speech to the world, toe Pape’s tbe caee et TaUand County Su­
words reflected a stixsig tone of
optimism. perior Court to Rockville Tliure-
day os a eutprise wltnees by tbe
Speaking In French, ba tMd
atate. Sbssiff Sweeney then toe-

l-O W P R IC E S
Am eiican Studies Department. the dtplomats toe battle for
on,” he aaid. timistic about beating Kennedy, ttfled that Darwin "told me hb
Abram had said Friday H was peace must be waged every day
the Senate’s nbw Democratic had not yet told Me lasvyen toot

H ALE LaveU proniaed that "oom e-

how, aomewiwre, aoma way,”
women, too, would aoar into
apeoe—''and. w a're gtdng to
within the province of the facul­
ty to meet the Negro iddmatum
for the dtpaitment.
At Brandeis, in Waitham,
•whip, or Muakle, the 1988 vice
presManttal nquiliiea, B o% jriU
have to -wliLra-elegtlq p . tgi auy^
•without letup “for toe dmnon of
diaoqrd yrUi never 'be completely
exortstaadi” ;: - ■ ”r'-\ r
But he added: « Is il toe ep--
he bad killed Fern RotUsan.”
Sweeney o o a t l n u e t L “ He
hadBf mad# tty Me mind iMtatb.
ON iHJL YOlffl WlirreR O jOTHING needs DlffllNB OUR 8- 1-8 Mara fo r more than 440 d a ^ ."
n w women who welted on
Maaa., die faculty voted 168 to
47 to grant a Negro demand for
vlve at contenders ter tha 1972
presidential nomination.
ttmirtir to Judge toot toe
hotbeds of war are now, thanks
er be wa# gottg to tan tham
that T kflled tba giri or not* be­
earth for their men aa they or­ Repitolloans h^w also to cause be aakl he never would
the establishment of an Afro- to God, <m the way to extlhc-
bited the moon on Qulatmaa make gains in the House. But admtt pubUcty that T kffled tbe
American studies department. ' UonT" girt and shame m y fam ity.' “
Eve aooroely took ttieir eyea off However, 66 students tor the thete experience in last Novem- The pontiff, addressing the

JANUARY
them during the evening.
For thete “ oourage, determi­
nation, and love . . . an inspira­
tion to all of lie," Igov. Rocke­
feller had a little surprise.
Suoan Bormon’d eyes grew
large and her hand rone to her
mouth aa the govu nor preoent-
ed her, Marilyn Levell and Val­
erie Anders eaobiwtth a stun-
Mng Steuben o iy iM semiolrou-
■a lor dteo, depiotbW toe heavens
and eaito as oCen flo p the
' moon’s surface.
EXCITING VALUES ’ ”m at to oo beautifUll" toa
(See,Page Foortoen)
ON MEN'S • YOUNG MEN'S
fourth day continued to occupy
a building containing the cam ­
pus telephone swltdiboard and
a $200,000 computer. ’Iheir lead­
ers ware invited to a m eetli«
with the faculty during the aft­
ernoon.
ITte Brandeis black rebels had
ignored a court order to restorb
the building to school admlnis-
tratoia.
At Swauthmore College neau*
PhilaMelpMa 16 members of the
Afro- Americam Student Society
declared they would retain pos-
(Bee Page Fourteen)
'ber’s election does not encour­
age them to believe they can
wrest House control from the
Democrats stert of some politi­
cal upheaval ^favoring them.
Nixon’s Oahinet appointees
continue today a round of
oonterencea with task foroes
wMoh have studied problems
facing the new admlnlstrotlon.
- Cabinet m em ben were re­
ceiving reports cn transporta­
tion, fiscal poUcy, housing and
urban renewal, ihflatian and
other issues.
(See Page Fourteen)
Yeatorday Derwfo team ed he
dtplomate in unusually direct
(HemM photo for, reafly aaid that if 'T bad IdUed
term s, left the distinct impres­
Roy Darwin leaving Rockville court yesterday after two hours on witness Hope Rotowell that I would tell
sion that he thought this was my lawyer tMa ao tint my tem-
not, in f8M9t, too opUmlstio. stand. With him is his wife. Behind them is daughter, Mrs. Kathy Ghilcoat.
Uy wouldn’t go fiiraugh the tor­
He mentioned Vietnam and
ture and shame c f a crim e—c f a
Nigeria by name and said gen­ trial.’’
eral oonoern about the latoK de­
Atty. John Shea, Ms counsel,
velopments in toe Middle East
show bow deep toe oonoern for
peace is. Cong W ipe Out Entire GI Squad then asked Mm, 'D id you at
any time tell Mr. Sweeney w «i
you hadn’t made up your mind
He spoke of Ms. own feeUpgs whether or not to toll your law^
as ’’senttments mingling hope SAJGON (A P)—An American that toe enemy command had roundfog marshes. Outside M y
zquad sent out to ambush toe ordered mdttary preeeure in­ ’Iha^ the delta's second Uggest y e n that you had kHlod Hope
and fear.” . RothwBl?”
The Pope told the representa­ Viet Gong in the Mekong Delta creased to emphctouze Hanot’s
tives of about 80 nations that was overrun early today and all
(See Page Fourteen)
11 men were klUed or wounded.
’The squad numbered nine GIs
dbtyleesure with the deadlock in
the Peris peace 'talks.
American - South Vietnamese
city, a barrage wounded about
80 Vleitnameee recruits at a
training cam p and mortar shells
"N o slr,“ was Darwin’s ans­
wer.
It was then toot Shea threw
the queetioa at Darwin: "Did
and two ’Tiger Scouts, form er headquarters said over-all cas­ caused some civilian casualties you kill Httye Rotlnvell?’’
Viet Qm g 'Who had Vlefected. A
spokesman said six Americans
ualties were light. More than
100 South Vietnamese and a
in the city. “ I did not UB Hope RoHk^,
Only five of the ahellfogs well,’’ Darwin anoarered. Shea’s
and one of the scouts were leeser number o f- Americans struck U.S. camps. In m esi of next question was, “ Did you

CAR COATS • JACKETS Body Jewelry Complements Nude Look killed, and toe others were
wounded.
’The squad, o f toe Srd Brigade,
were reported wounded and 10
helicopters were damaged.
’Ihe attacks were cimcentrat-
these, toe U.S. Command —id,
there were no faioMtiee and
ever see Hope RotoweU agafo
after toe time she left that
meeting?” Darwin’s aiwwer
9to Infantry Division, managed very few men wounded.
By RHEA STEWART ed on outposts and towns in the waa "N o Sir.”
Herald FbsMon Writer to radio a distress call from the thickly populated Mekong Delta’ Tbs 10 hBiooptora reported
damaged were at the big UB. Assistant State’s Atty. Etalo
NEW YORpe — ’’BxMbltlon- area 80 miles southwest of Sai­ south of Saigon and on Ameri­
9to Infantry Otvlston boss of Gnutti croes examined Darwin
Ism is last year’s news,” ' said gon, but reinforcements arrived can and South Vietnamese after he denied the alleged con­
dress designer Chester Wein­ too late to catch the enemy . oamps guarding the northwes­ Dong Tam along the Mekong
River 40 miles southwest of Sai­ fession to Sheriff Sweeney.
Special berg, and that itself was news
to toe fosMon writers who have
been watching a parade of
It was one of numerous small
skirmishes across the country.
MlUtary authorities also report­
tern .approarhes to the capital.
Most were Mt by only a few
light mortar rounds, but a few
gon. It suftered a mortar asid
bazooka barrage that also
Gnutti referreti to Darwin’s
saying he told Sweeney that ,)f
wounded some men and dam­ he had killed Miss RotoweU be '

Purchase BENCH
BOYS'
spring Costumes, the wearing of
Which would have indicated lost
month (maybe last week) a
ed enemy gunner shelled 28
airfields, army camps and dis­
trict towns In the heairiest wave
installations suffered sustained
barrages. One camp of toe U.S.
26th Infantry Division northwest
aged several frame buildings.
The Mt-and-run eheHfogs be­
would rather teU than shame
his family.
"What you say Is different
of overnight attacks since the gan at about 10 p.m. Friday and
Would Sdl for $25 strong streak of exMbitlonlam.' of Saigon was hit by big 120 mm from what he said,” Gnutti stat­

4
WARMERS But then. Designer Weinberg
apoke o f the woman who'
Nov. 1 bombing halt of North
'Vietnam.
mortars.
TTie Blnh ’Thuy airflrid outside
continued until Just before dawn
today. In most of the attacks
ed and asked, "Would It briity
more shame or leas shame” to
AND It was the second consecutive flarertiipe were ordered up and
dresses, "not for the moment, the d ata’s W g^st city of Can admit the crime.

Choose from corduroys or wools, smartly styled

JACKETS but ter the seoond." ’That shows day of unusually heavy rocket
and mortar assaults, and
’Tho, which was shelled Thuro-
day night, caught another 40 ba­
aHled artiUery blasted sdqieot-
ed firing sites, but there' were
Darwin, who appeared con­
fused during much <rf the testl-
Values to $15—NOW how fast things move these »
days. Some things, that la. An­ osused immediate speculation zooka rounds fired from sur- (See Page Two) (See Page Fourteen)
with or without fur collars. A terrific buy from a fa­ other designer, Anthony Muto
of Jobere, commented that, al-
mous manufacturer of men's outerwear. Sizes 36-46. toough we oan^ctrole the moon.
. > We can’t get any places on the
Plenty of cold weather ahead. subway. Charge Conspiracy on AfUi-PoUntion Devices
MEN'S—main floor See these for style and value. ' Tbs scene was Drimontoo's,
’Assorted styles and cMors. where the American Designer
Sizes 8 to 18.
BOY'S—mAin floor
Series shows are befog held,
and Helene Curtis .jras present-
fog a panB of deelgnen and
U.S. Suing ‘Big 4 ’ Automakers
See More Values In Our Big: FUR TRIM
'i^rdreesere. One genUeman in
'tlw audience was asked twloe
to stand pm ExMbM A, becauM
WASHINOTON (AP) — The
Jurtice Department sued the
Big Four automakers Friday,
—To eliminate competition
amoqg themselves in toe devB-
device on cars sold in Califor­
nia.

January AND
he waa wearing a pole green
'Checked ^ t that would have
charging they conspired to stifle
development of devices to con­
<q>ment and fostoUaUon of pollu-
tlon control equipment.
The suit charged that In early
1984 the companies agreed to

UNTR1MMED bean thought peculiar five years trol air polution by automo­ —To eliminate competition in teH California pollution authori­

WHITE SAU and COATS

’bgo. ’Two of the panel mention­ biles. buying patents and patent rights ties a device to control exhaust
ed in front o f Mm that it would ter such equipmert. poUution could not be Installed
The MvU suit was fUed in Los
have been thought peculiar Angeles against General Motors —^To agree on a date for In- unttl 1987, when In tact it could
then, so obviously they did not Oorp., Ford Motor Co., CZuysler stalMng poUution control equip­ have been used on 1988 models.
think It psouUar now. Oorp., American Motors Oorp. ment and install it utatermly. It said the four ffoally In-
Young Mr. Wafobarg seamed and the Automobile Manufactur­ —^To delay the Installation of B ^Ied toe devices an 1988 mod­
Uks a fuddy-duddy to tola ers Association, a trade organl- certain equipment which waa els because of pressure from

CORSET SAIE DRASTIGALLY “ with • it" ganUaman, who ' satlcn. workable. manufacturers outside the auto
painted out that e v e ry t^ g is It charged that afooe 1968 they —And to restrict publicity industry.
youth today, and ha was had engaged in unlawful agree­ about research and develop­
obviouBy going along with the Thomas C. Mann, form er un­
ments to restrain trade and ment of pollution control de­ dersecretary of state who is
idea. eliminate oompeUUon, in viola-, vices.
But wait. , . one dlaturbing president of the Automobile

Now Going O n ...! SAVE! n ^ « in ■toaoe oollectlana waa

ton c f the Sherman Antitrust'
Act.
The suit said the defendants
could have installed positive
Manufacturers Assoclatton, said
the suit “ is based on a profound
the appearance several Umes of
Downtown Main S tioot, M anchoster . FANTASTIC a type o f dross always describ­
TTie componiea and the asso­
ciation Issued statements deny­
crankcase ventilation devices cn
oars soid outside California in
mlsunderstandfog o f the cooper­
ative program " of toe autatnak-
o p e n 6 DAYS — THUR5. THJ. 9 P.M. VALUES! ed the commentator as the
dross of the future. ’This had a
ing they had restrained trade,
fostead, they said, they have
1982, but agreed not to do it un
tU 1983.
ers to control poUuticti.

"Charge Accounts Invited"’ COATS, seoond floor droopy btoueon top and a sklri
of flat ptaata etltBied down to
(Use Page Fourteen)
The leaves may not “fa ir where they'may, for Cadoro’s gilt metal halter bra cooperated to speed develop­
ment of anttpoUuUon devices.
is suspended from chains that are adjustable at the back and the neck. The
The Justice Department
cutwork leaf design is from the 1969 Spring collection of body, jewelry.. Bwrged they agreed:
In early 1982 and 1968, It said
the four companies agreed to
delay toe use of an Improved
positive crankcase ventilation
"W e greatly regret the suddm
decision of tob Department of
Justice to attaBi the Industiry's
(See Page F sor)

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