Closed a Week Ago, but an Sweeney a 96-Vote Edge

PAGE TWteNTV-J*OTJR A MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1970 m • ’70 Exhibits at State , 2-5 and 6:30-9 p.m. • e Martha’s Clrole ot Bmanuel Motherhood ot Mary Mother’s About Town Lutheran Church will meet Circle srlU' meet tonight at 8:16 Thursday at 10 a m . (<»■ a work IJConn P i^tice Teachers ^ lUaklMth Mirthen Clrcl« at toe home ot M is. Edward Average Dally Net P r«^ Run session and at 3 p.m. for a Bi- Ooss at 138 Helaine R(}. Cto- will mMt Wadneadajr at 8 p.in. FtoY The WeekÊtideti ■t the home o< Mrs. Albert U e stud^ and meetthg with Pas hostess is MTs. Dominick Assigned to Area Schools The Weather tor C. Hehiy Anderson. Articles Cataldo. OctoâY, 1970 SiMelo, 336 School St. caoudy with terlods of rain tor the Harvest sale should be itoventoen area stujdanto at 18 Moser Dr., Webb Junior through,'Weih}esday midday; brought to this meeting. Devo- Memorial Tiemple, Pytoian tending the University of O i»- High fkshool, Wetoerafleld.' Lw v o i i f Manchester Lodge o t Maaoos 'tions wlU be led by M is. Hed- Sisters, will meet tomorrow at .H ^,020 low-^tonlght about 66. Little wtU meet tomorrosir at 7:80 naotlcut have teen assigned to South Windsor: Barbara Dar change in temperatures tomor wlg Bam . Hostesses are Mtal '8 p.m. in Odd (BhObws Hall tor ing .of 181 Woodtahd'^^'Ê^ P-m, at the Masonic T ^ p le . state.schools in the tehbol of row. Mlldrsd Noren, MTs. AUce Weir, a harvest s«wp«r. Hertford » g h School. Manchester^—A City o f Village Charm After A short bushtees m eetli^ and Mrs. Blancdie Savw. .BduBaflan^lMractlce teaching the Fsllmrcraft degree wlU be Vernon: Judith Fasslno Lee of / Members o< the cast of Act program. In addition, nine stu J2A Regan Court, Aiken School, MwwipHned by the oftlcen ot __ - ^ (T^NTY.EIGHT PAGES— t w o SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1970 St. Margaret Ctocle, Daugh H of the little Theatre .of'lito- West Hertford; Wriey L. Ken- (Cbwelfied Adverlteiiiji on Page 36) PRICE TEN CENTS Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma ters Isabella, wUl meet to dents from otoer Mate towns ot chester’s productton- " I Never neson of 886 Center Rd., Tolland sons and there will be a social morrow at 8 p.m. at the KotC Sang for My Father,” will re are getting on-toe-Job training School; Dennis M. Sullivan hour with refreahmentSc home. hearse famlght and Thursday at ill area schoolB. of 86 Miountaln St., Coventry 7:46 at toe studios on 33 Oak BL Manchester future teachers High School. Cast members of Act I will re and the schools where they are Practice teachers from outside i| i^ftw nH^si idlihwi iijîCT hearse Wednesday at 7:46 p.m. training are Bernice Turcotte Bailey of 74 Feiguson Rd., Bol toe area are John S. Flanagan The VFW color guard will ton School; Beverly A. Ber- of Brooklyn, Conn., Rham High Cofnplefe Supplies School; Robert L. Peets of Dur Wins De Gaullc! Dies in ^ meet tonight at 8:80 at toe Post gamini of 36 Green Mianor Rd.,- ham and Melanie A. Shuleshko Home. ^ Htest Hartford High School; ONLY FOR HOOKMO AND BRAIDINO RU8S, Lsura Robb BoutIUer of 48 of MhntvUle, Bennet; Jane Shea of Bast Haddam and Nancy A. r « *K WOOL — NEW SHIPMBNT A BXCm N O COLORS. Parents MTthmit Partners, Grove St., South Windsor High ' o White of Enfield. lUlng; Mertha Run. WORSTED A FTNQERINO TARN FOR Manchester Chapter, will have School; Peter D. Opper ot 186 Last Recount its regular general meettng to Spruce St. and Cieleste A. San- J. Poccla of Stamford, Manches Ft. ALL TARN PROJECTS. ter High School; Welter J. 3 ft. wide morrow night at 8 at Communi bom of RD 3, nUng^Junior AlfO in 4 ft. width* HARTFORD (AP) — Long a margin of 1,693 votes oyer ty B^pdst Church, 686 B. Cen High School. Isbloki of Noiwlch and William after the shouting died down It Dorsey. HARftY M. FRASER CO. ter sL Richard Nadeau, a Area town students: S. McGee of Stamford, Nathan was all over—the 1970 election e Turned 80 The final vote totals were -193 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER guidance coordinator at Bacon Andover: Kathleen V. Shee Hale School, Coventry; ‘ and in Connecticut. 529,898 to 628,136. Academy, Colchester, will be Christian J. Desrochers of Tor- (Studio Hours: JO a m . to 4 p.m. Mon. thru S at) ' han of Boston » U Rd., Me s o Final and official recounts an Results of toe other races sub By MORRIS ROSENBERG toe guest speaker. Nadeau's rington, Coventry High School. Donough School, Hartfted. SS to size nounced early Tuesday morn ject to mandatory recounts: Associated Press Writer counseling is with 12 to 17-year- Bolton: Marilyn Rose West- ing reversed the original unof —Tolland County Sheriff Paul PARIS (AP) — Charles de olds. The meeting i* open to land of 216 d d er MIU Rd., EU and tack ovt our screens. ficial results of the state attor Sweeney, a Republican defeated those who wish to learn of the Gaulle is dead in his 80th year. Terry School, South Windsor; ney general race. The Republi Democratic challenger Nicholas interests of the organisation. 1- AM o rs The 6 foot 4 general who led MlehaM J. Muro of Laurwood can candidate appeared to be Pawluk by 104 votes, 16,634 to urnsoN \ iT\Mi\s France back from the ashes of Dr., Manchester High School; the winner shortly after the 16,438. Earlier figures gave World War II defeat and then Joel Abramson, service station and LAST CALL Unda IDyter Prentice, South polls closed a week ago, but an Sweeney a 96-vote edge. saved It again from the chaos of representative for Chevron Oil FLEX-O-GLASS R.pC-0-GLASS is the only —Incumbent Sen. Raymond Rd., Rennet Junior High in u 'd I’ K o n r n s unofficial recount several days 1958, succumbed Monday night Co., in Fairfield, will speak at is far strongar Aplastic window material that is Lyddy, Democrat, lost to Re T O H AVE A School; IDlane J. Tedford, RFD later Indicated that the Incum to a ruptured aneurism, a circu the Manchester Rotary Club Xt publican James McCauly, by 99 1, Windham High School. than polyethylane- bent Democrat had won. latory ailment. IBs death did meeting tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. votes, 12,080 to 11,981. He picked Columbia: Grace Putnam W K l . D O N \)\i\ r o . insist on tht ORIGINAL I jaranteed f u l l ' y e a r s Tabulations announced by not become known until today, at Manchester Country d u b . He up 16 votes In the recanvass. BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAY Farmer of Lakewood Lane, ‘ 117 M.iin 'strrri Harry Hammer, deputy secre will discuss the discovery of oil — Republican Tamsen Harris and France plunged into mourn Buchanan School, Mansfield. Look For Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Local Hardware or Lumber Dealer tary of the state, confirmed in ing. on Alaska’s north slope. At Hh* S.inw I/ou defeated Democrat James J. INSTAUEO. ONLY A FEW WEEKS LEFT! Coventry: Chrlsttêr J. cumbent Democrat Robert K. Far removed from the mili Nardlne of T i n HUls Dr., Killian a winner over Republi O’Connor by six votes in the St. Bridget Rosary Society will Brooklyn race for probate tary and political battles that PHONE TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Manchester High School. Ask for I'ns’ < ol.-iloi; can Donald Dorsey of Meriden meet tonight at 7:80 for a Mass judge. The recanvass showed no immotalized him, De Gaulle Ellington: Donald D. Emery for state attorney general. at toe church. After a business Read Herald Advertisements change from .the first tally. died at his country home in Col- Hammer’s figures also con meeting in the cafeteria, a ’There was no count aveiilable ombey-les-deux-Eglises, where firmed the earlier announced G&H Paving Wonder Bakery film on cake on the official margin by which the funeral will be held Thurs winners In the Tolland County WEST ST., BOLTON decorating will be shown. Connecticut voters approved an day with a minimum of pomp In sheriffs race, In the probate 848-nSS 38 TEARS EXPERDENOE nual sessions of the state leg;isla- keeping with his wish. No offi Judge election In Brooklyn and ture or rejected lowering the cial government representative The Manchester d ergy Asso in the 22nd Senatorial District voting age to 21. The annual will be present, but At the same ciation will meet tomorrow at of Bridgeport. 10:80 a.m. in the FeUowshlp sessipns amendment to the Con time France will have a day ot All tour races were won by stitution did pass by a lopsided national mourning with simulta Hall of the Community Baptist less than one half of one per vote. neous services in Notre Dame Church. cent of the votes, entitling Hammer ssild he hoped to Cathedral and all the nation’s the losers to automatic re have the amendment votes tal churches. All Uie church bells, The Senior AdiSt Fellowship counts. The deadlne for recan- lied by the end of the week. in France’s magnificent cathe MUNICIPAL BUILDING M the Women’s Society of the vassed results to be delivered Community Baptist Church will In other election cleanup ac drals and in tiny chapels, will to Hammers’ office was mid meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the tion Monday, Robert H. Steele, peal out their message. night Monday. Fellowship Hall. Hire will be The new figures gave Killian games, refreshments and a pro . (See Page Twelve) gram, "Count Tour Blessings." Nixon CLOSED T h e Religious BducaUcai Board of the Second Congrega tional Church will meet tonight | In Plane Incident VETERANS DAY at 7:80 in the parlor. Drowsy Doll T o F ly t by Mattel Two U.S. Generals To Paris Wednesday, Nov, 11, 1970 1971 COMETS This perfect go-to-bed doll! Rooted hair. KEY BKOAYNE, Fla. (AP) Wears snuggly pajamas. — The Florida White House an N s Return to Turkey Enwrgtney TtfaphoiM Numbw*: from $2217. Talks! 4.99 nounced today President Nixmi By NICK LVDINGTON will fly to Paris Thursday to at cer, were inspecting military in tend a state memorial service Associated Press Writer ...... A49-5070 stallations near the Soviet bor for Charles de Gaulle in the Kenners ANKARA, ’Turkey (AP) — MORIARTY der on Oct. 21 and were on a Cathedral of Notre Dame. Two U.S. Army generals and a .649.1886 flight from Erzurum to Kars. Nixon issued a statement Turkish colonel returned to Tur BROTHERS Spirograph The pilot. Army Maj. James P. mourning De Gaulle and de Sonltaiy S m r and Wcrfor key from Soviet Armenia today, Russell, 42, told consular offi scribing his death as “ a loss not .649-9697 .'51.■) ( enlc? S(.. M:inche-.lt‘r Draw a million designs - threfe weeks after their light cials high winds caused him to only for the French nation but uses plenty of imagin plane landed 12 miles across the miscalculate his course. "The I’ linne ti l.l-.'il As president of France, de ation! Fun for every border and they were interned. U.S. government cpntended the one. a De Gaiille is shown with other allied leaders at 1943 Casablanca summit nieS- Gaulle, went to Washington for 2.29 The ’Turkish Foreign Ministry plane strayed across the border. Frenchmen the funerals of Presidents John ingr. From left are Gen. Henri Giraud, French commander in North A frica; Presi World Riags said, the men were "healthy and Tass said the Soviet govern F. Kemvedy and Dwight Eisen u In good shape.’’ ment decided to release the offi dent Franklin Roosevelt; De Gaulle and Britsih Prime Minister Churchill. hower in 1963 and 1969 respec TasB, the Soviet news agency, Can’t Believe Venture cers after "a thorough investi With Tribute tively. Kodak Film said the generals’ U.S. Army pi gation into the circumstances of Press Secretary Ronald L. Hair Dressing lot also was released and would the violation of the state frontier Ziegler, in announcing Nlxcm’a 87d 4 oz. size fly back their six-seat, twin-en of the U.S.S.R. and the degree He’s Dead plans to go to Paris, said discus The price tagon With Kodak Mailers! gine plane as soon as: weather of guilt of the persons who were De Gaulle Career Highlights To De Gaulle Controls hair sions were underway with the permitted. By RODNEY AN GOVE naturally. For K13S-20exp. on board.’’ LONDON (AP) — Nations Mexican government to A Foreign Ministry source Associated Press Writer PARIS (AP) — F ollo^ng are French national committee in party, the Rassemblement du reschedule a meeting plaimed V Heavy fringe - the great It said their release was or men. with PK 20 London. throughout the world cast aside “ in” fashion! Fully said Turkish and Soviet gener dered in view of “ the results of PARIS (AP) — "Somehow I liighllghts ot former President Peuple Francais, which had 115 for here Thursday between Nix hiis T)uch & Sew zig-âg Mailer...... als and civilian officials nego their differences today and 2.79 the investigation and the regret, didn’t think a man like that Charles de Gaulle’s career. May 30, 1943—^He created the deputies in the National Assem on and President-elect Luis C lined, fringed back and tiated at the border town of Kl- spoke of Charles de Gaulle as a Echeverria. front. Brown; 36 to 44. expressed by the governments could ever die,’’ said a subur September 1939—De Gaulle, a French national liberation com bly In 1952. De Gaulle later dis Ladies’ Assorted zllcakcak for nine hours, pre of the United States and Turkey, mittee in Algiers. The commit solved the party when it was great leader of France. KX126-20exp. ban housewife today on the World Wau" I veteran, was 49 ttiachifie usuafly sumably working out details of and also taking Into considera tee then became the French split by internal quarrels. The tributes poured In to Par Comb & with PK20 the release.TTie officers were death of Charles de Gaulle. and a colonel In the French is from heads of state and gov 2*Day Special! tion appropriate assurances provisional government. May 1958—France was threat President Nixon will repre Hairbrush Set Mailer...... freed at 7 a.m. and were driven "I feel surprised, although I ernments, politicians and sol 2.79 from their side.’’ army when World War n broke August 29, 1944—De Gaiule be ened by a revolt of the French sent the United States at the No to Kars, 40 miles southwest of shouldn’t be,’’ said Janine As- diers. r ^ s ^ 3 3 4 ^ . Men’s Corduroy Our Reg. 594 "The Soviet ambassador to the out. came head of the provisional settlers in Algeria and De tre Dame service. Men’s Corduroy the Soviet ^frontier, to take a tler, 36. “He was the father im “ He took up France’s salva United States, Anatoly P.Do- June 1940—^He was provision government in liberated Gaulle announced he was ready A little before 7 p.m. De Norfolk Jacket KA464 Super 8 ’Turkish military plane to An age. So many times France has tion in a period of darkness, he Sport Shirts ally promoted to brigadier and France. to serve again. The setUers sup Gaulle stepped out of his office with PK 59 kara. brynin, Informed ,Secretary of been on the brink. We always started a reconstruction, he led State William P. Rogers about was called In as undersecretary Jan. 20, 1946—^He resigned ported De Gaulle, hoping he in his country retreat, put both 39* Mailer...... Kizilcakcak Is halfway be knew he was there if we needed his country back into the circle of state for war by Pripie Minis hands below his waist, and told Z. ^ Assorted styles and 3.49 12 hours before the generals from Ills post to avoid political would step up the war against of world powers and gave Eu him. sL 18.88 3.99 colors. tween Kars and Leninakan, In were released. ter Paul Reynaud. Blit he re friction. Moslem nationalists. his wife Yvohne, "Oh, how it "I feel let down, and a little rope new weight,” said Chancel Pile lined. Brass or taupe, Soviet Armenia, where the offi fused to recognize the govern . January 1946-May 1958—De hurts.” Pinwale in 6 great colors. Relations between the coun guilty that we sent him back to June 1958—He was named lor Willy Brandt of West Ger 36-46. cers’ plane leuided and they ment’s resignation, left for Lwi- Gaulle stayed out of govern He slipped to the floor, and a S,M,L,XL. were held. tries were strained during the Oolombey and let him die in a premier by President Rene many. d(xi, and on June 18, 1940, made ment activities and lived in his servant immediately called the detention "The Soviets refused sort of uncelebrated way.’’ Coty. 6 y signing the treaty 'with Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. a radio speech in Ixmdmi calling country home at Colombey les doctor and the Rev. Claude scherrer, 57, chief of the U.S to allow U.S. ufficials to visit In a men’s clothing shop, pro Sept. 30, 1968— new constitu West Germany In 1963, De on the French to continue the Deux Eglises, where his follow Jaugey, the village priest. Fa military mission In "Turkey; the officers for five days in vic^ prietor Maurice Minsk! noticed tion dratted by De Gaulle was Gaulle became “ a symbol of the war against the Germans. ers often went to get advice. ther Jaugey said that when he Brig. ^Gen. Claude M. Mc- lation of a consular treaty. The that his clerks moved slowly reepneiliation and friendship be June -26, 1940—He created the From there he led a political (See Page Sixteen) arrived he was hurried to the oLong, Quarrie Jr., 46, head of Scherr- State Department sent a series and sadly. “They don’t realize tween Germany and France,” second-floor room where he saw er"s Army section, and Ool. Cev- of complaints and last weekend the impact yet," said Minsk!. Brandt messaged President Georges Pompidou. De Gaulle stretched out on the at Denli, a "Turkish liaison offi (See Page Ten) “ We couldn't imagine he Warm Lined could die. We imagined him as In Vatican City, Pope Paul VI floor, fully dressed in a dark (toarge iti sort of Immortal. Those who fol prayed for De Gaulle, a RJSinan, suit. lowed him from the start, and Catholic. He called hijn a Father Jaugey said De Gaulle "great witness of our contempo then turned against him, are rary history.” (See Page TNrelve) Wool Meltons Royal Mercury G.E. Deluxe suffering in their hearts. Me tor Prime Minister Eisaku Sato of example.’’ G)ng Attacks in Cambodia Japan, wiiose nation also was Portable Typewriter Automatic Mrs. Odile Wable, an airlines {•m arrayed against , France in Full size 88 char ticket clerk who meets many World War n , sent a cable to Union Leader Our Reg. 23.99 Our R*9. 3a97 Buffet Skillet Heaviest in Two Months Americans, said; "I don’t care 'v-. . acter keyboard. the widow saying De Gaulle’s Automatic rib 0«ir Reg. 24.97 By JOHN T. WHEELER what anyone else thinks else 12 inch cooking namese troops had fought their "great footprints will remain bon reverse. Ful Associated Press Writer where, I think he was a genius. forever In the history of man Threatens area. Avocado or way to within 60 yards of the ly guaranteed. 33.70 PHNOM PENH (AP) — TTie He meant as much to me as Na kind.” harvest. #C127AVT Cambodian army’s command poleon. Now $ 19.70 heaviest North Vietnamese-Viet post before they were driven From Britain, whose relations Cong attacks in two months “ Of course he made mistakes. with France were cool while De R a il Strike out. Fighter-bombers flew He was too proud and arrogant. Only threw the Cambodian govern heavy strikes against enemy as Gaulle was president, Queen But I think those are the faults ment’s northern front into disar sault formations along Highway Elizabeth wired Pompidou that By NEIL OnHRIDE of genius." 2 Day Sale! ray today and cut it off from 7, which was closed between De Gaulle “ will always be ad AP Labor Writer Madeleine Equios, who oper Plmom Penh. Skoun and Kompong Cham, 25 mired In my country as a great WASHINGTON (AP)—A union Long car coat of wool mel n cii "Two towns, an airport and two ates a cafe, said, “ there aren’t Frenchman euid'patriot, whose official said today there will miles to the east. bridges were liit. "Thousands of many like him In this country’s courage and tenacity in the sec ton, warmly pile lined. Navy, One bridge near Troeung was be a nationwide railroad strike reinforcements trying to reach lilstory, who had his value.’ ’ ond World War will never be Dec. unless the industry grey, brown in, misses sizes 8 Portable destroyed. A second span, on 11 toe battle zone were reported A 26-year-old barber, Bernard forgotten.” grants more than the record to 16. Highway 6 and 25 miles north of Mocked by destruction of a Basdevant, bent over a portable The queen also sent a mes high wage increases recom Charge it! Phnom Penh,. was • reported large bridge during the night. radio along with customers. sage ot condolence to Mrs. de mended by a presidential board. Television knocked out by mines. This A Cambodian communique “ No one is talking about it Gaulle and ordered flags on all “ If I must lead my people out Ladies’ Girls’ Orion said North Vietnamese troops blocked the advance of rein much. We’re just listening to public buildings flown at half- on strike, it should be cleariy Pant Dress Pile Coats Caldor attacked the airport at Kom- forcements sent north from the radio. A customer brought it staff.' understood that they will not go Phnom Penh, but the spokes in." The flags were also lowered to back to work imtil they liave re 648/B76 Reg. to 13.99 Our Reg. 15.99 Only pong Cham, the country's third Priced! largest city which is 47 miles man expressed copfluence they What did De Gaulle mean to half-staff at headquarters of the ceived a wage increase vitoich 75 per store would get through. *94 northeast of Plmom Penh, and him? North Atlantic Treaty Organiza will bring them up to compara $11 simultaneously made assaults The Cambodian command Basdevant hunched his shoul tion in Brussels. Headquarters bility wiU) the jlransportatlan in 13.88 against the district capitals of said 85 North Vietnamese and ders. “He was a great man." were moved there in 1967 after dustry,” said President C. L. Built-in VHF ^ d UHF antennas; Big 5” oval hirii Viet Cong troops were killed Solid color pants, stripe or Prey Toutong Troeung and On the fashionable Rue du De Gaulle ordered it out of Dennis of the Brotherhood ot Novelty styles. Sizes 4 to efficiency speaker. 15” picture measured diagonally, during the attack on Kompong print tops. Sizes 8-18, What a Valne! Trim, comnact ® Skoun, on a line nmning west of FaubouiY-Saint-Honroe, a doc France. Railway and Airline clerks. ThaMhwrUoSB* Cham airport. At least five 12. 5-15. Kompong Cham some 32 miles. tor, his face long, said, "R oos Field Marshal Sir Bernard Dennis said his unimi, repre Cambodians were also reported CrodH Plan fwips you have A spokesman said the govern evelt, Stalin, Churchill and now Montgomery, now Lord Mont senting some 200,000 ot the mnimmjtrt killed, including Uip wife of a gomery of El Alameln, called Ihto mochlna now— within xfiUibudgoL rkeOINOIRfM^te ment troops at Troeung were De Gaulle. H e’s the last of the 500,000 rail workers Invrdved, soldier. . De Gaulle “ one of the great .nearly surrounded and in dan four greats. And with his disap will demand wage hikes totaling It was the second day of - men of our times.” He added ger at being overrun before they pearance, a page in our history 40 per cent or more over fiiree SINGER II 114S Tolland Tpka I nockyhiu AVON heavy attacks along the north That when France lost her soul years, plus Improved fringe WAURBURY fled in confusion, half to th e. is forever turned." 85$ Main Street, Manchester Kail es, Wilbur Crou Sllai Daana Read Albany Ava. Sale; Monday ern frcMit. in the Nazi defeat ot 1940, “ Gen. Skwy at ToHand Tpka Laktwood A Wolcott Roadi east and half to toe west. Gaston Defferre, Socialist benefits, compared with the 36 m 6 47 -1426 Intaraactlon of Knit Z4 A Ini. 91 RIa 44 The action coincided with the de Gaulle gave it back to her." *A1Meineri(a(THESINaERCOMPANY . Skoun, 35 miles north of mayor of Marseille who was a per cent recommended by toe Other « « « lo c n o d in BrookheiS, Hwnten, Norwdk, RUrwaida, Stenfoni, Waiingford, Bedfoni tlw., Kingwon. PeeltecHI, Wwiphtgar F-u 17th anniversary of Cambodia’s TTie

, y.. MANCHESTER EVfiNlNG^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TU E S^X> NOVEMBER 10, 1970 t'AGE TWO MANCHESTER" EVENIfJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 10, 1970 PAGE THREE Bolton Eear of Manson Hartford Fire 0 - Sheinw ohl on Bridarf ! ^Made Me Lie’ HILP bvm—and WEIK Indicates Rise TRUTHFUL PL^lYER NO ONE UNDER U ADMEtTED Young Mexican Journalist IS POOR PARTNER DRIVE-IN In.Net Income ^ Witness Claims NOiRTH ID REQUIBED - Manchester Kiwanis By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 J 10 6 BABTFORD, C«»rden o( beings a middle-aged income for the quarter ended RADIO O K 10 6 2 0 J8753 OcM, Derek Daniel, son of Richard L. and Janice type “ family” might kill her. a family newspaper, I will sing 4 10 8 4 « 62 . , _ eettled American seems partic- Sept. 80 was $11.7 mlUlon, up Bowers Oess, 3660 Karen Lane, Hatboro, Pa. He was bom Oct. ITEMS GO BY NUMBERS— NOT BY NAME As Dianne Lake, 17, told her the praises of the tmthful man from $9.6 million for the same RADIO STATION 16 at Abingt6A‘Hosx>ital, Abington, Pa. His maternal grandpar SOUTH ■ ularly heavy. U u . sense ot en- story on the witness stand Mon —but I must admit that i don’t period last year. To place a bid: Give Item number; bid price __ and your ents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bowers, Willow Grove, Pa. ♦ AQ985 Curio tr^nunt has nothing to do name and address. ^ day, claiming to be telling the really want him as my bridge (;?J10 9 The third quarter results In W IN F 1230 His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs.' William P. Gess tmth now, Manson was ejected with the generation gap, but ■ •Lrc?'- Sr,, 286 School St., Manchester. His maternal great-grand partner. Give rhe the man who 0 AQ clude losses of $10 million from ON YOUB DIAL from court. « can tell the right sort of fib 4 953 Vilgot Sjoman’e complete and uncut I Am Curious (Yel ^ th the Service 'Bureau for Hurricane Celia and $1.1 mil- YOU MUST REDEEM YOUR ITEMS mother is Mrs. (Helen Larklss, Wllow Grove, Pa. low) is "a landmark likdy.to permanenUy shatter i ^ y The 36-year-old clan leader with a perfectly straight face. West North. East W ^ e n 's Oiganlzatlons ih Uon from the California bnish At Watkins, Comer Main and Oak Streets, Thursday, Friday, was ousted for commenting oh South dealer. our last remainhig movlo c Quick, 169 Merline Rd., Vernon. He was bom Oct. 19 at Rock I was afraid I d be killed by __ could- defeat the contract nnlv about it. Just pass and hope COMMUNITY owners business, careful under members of the family if I told ^he comedy, by Sylvia Regan, ^ taking tlêe h e a ^ tridte Miss Eugenia CheUet, a grad- The Music Shop ...... 9 9,00 90. $6. Gift Certificate, Manchester Dry Cleaners $6.00 ville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and that the opponents get into writing programs and close con 91. Ladies’ modified turtleneck long ribbed Sweater the truth,” she said. “ And Char- concerning the garment industry ^ ® ^ L A Y E R S uate In communications ftum 6. 2 Flight Bags, Mercury Travel Agcy.^ ...... $ 6.00 Mrs. Raymond Fouet, Walden, N.Y. His paternal grandparents trouble. trol of expenses enabled us to 7. Ladles’ Evening Bag, Shoe Box ...... $ 4.00 with belt, Nugent’s Clothing ...... $12.00 are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quick, Walden, N.Y. lie told me not to say anthing to New York, has some very T h e ^ to tê k l L ^ - Copyright 1970 t he Unlversldad Iberoamerl- 92. 4-lb. Canned Ham, Lea’s Bforket ...... $ 6,00 powers in authority.” tender and dramatic moments. ® bring our nine months adjusted 8. Antiquing Kit, Paul’s Paints ...... i-r".. .$ 6.95 General Features Oorp. cana in Mexico City, where she underwriting loss down to $16 9. 1 Trlcolette 4 -^ p Drip Ck>ffeemaker, 1 doz.' 93. 1 bottle Swedish Bath OU, James’ BMuty Shop .. $ 4.00 She seid she gave the grand Maatm opeiwr for imthftil declare’, w ^ d ’ g o ‘. otto lives. Is visiting the United Clark, Julia Marie, daughter of Earle Jr. and Donna mlUlon from the $18.6 mUllOTi Donuts and 1 lb. coffee, Bess Eaton Donuts... .$ 6.00 '‘P Auto Repair ....$ 8JJ0 present 96. 1 011 Change, Pontoc Park ...... $ 4jp) Lathrop Clark, 24 East St., Rockville. She was bom Oct. 19 at States “ as a participant of the of a year ago,” said Williams. 10. Four keys made, Olcott Stores ...... $ 1.90 £7.r'?.rn“s,grs s fir r c is s r 11. Shampoo & Set, GIno’s Casa De Coiffures ...... $ 4.00 96. 3 dozen Donuts, Mister Donut ...... g 2.88 Rockville General Hospital. She has a brother, Earle HI; and RiFK Memorial U A Dârtm ent of State’s The Hartford’s combined loss a sister, Carol. time in Monson’s nomadic Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Tickets ' Multi-NaUonal Foreign Jour- 12. 1 Sportsman’s Special Ray-O-Vac Flashlight, 96A Relker 3-D Movie Screen ...... $ g.oo group. will be available at the door. you don’t'^see how South ÂSHING’rON (AP) — Work and expense ratio, after allow * * « • *1 should play the hand, you are naUsts project, “ which has Its Floyd's Market ...... $ 9,38 Miss Lake added that a prose------has started on the Arlington Nar ance for dividends to"- policy 12A 1 can Lobster Meat, Manchester Seafood ...... $ 3.69 Lutzen, Edward G. Jr., son of Edward G. and Lilia probably too truthful for your tional Cemetery ’ gravesite for headquarters at the TmUaiiii holders, was 100.9 per cent for Navarro Lutzen, Overhill Rd., Ellington. He was bom Oct. 17 cutor promised her immunity GROUP 9 own good. Look for a crafty Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. A 32- University school of Joumal- the first nine months of 1970, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother from prosecution for perjury GROUP 2 THK 4TFR TIME fib before you read on. foot reflecting pool and an in Ism. The program, completely compared 'with a ratio of 101.9 97. Dinner for Two, Acadia Restaurant ...... $12.00 is Mrs. Celestina Navarro, Philippines, His paternal grandpar when she agreed ,to testify at j by Sylvia Regan financed by the state depart 15. 6-CeIl flashlight with Batteries, 98. #6614 Lightoller Polished Brass HaU Light the trial of Manson and three j SCHEDULE Early Play scribed wall will mark the site, per cent the same period last Diamond Police Equipment ...... $ (k84 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Lutzen, 108 Harlan St., Man South must begin his career ment, is designed to give Jour Celling Fixture, MitcheU Elec. Corp. ■...... $12JS0 chester. women co-defendants. just south of President John F. year. 14. 1 Dish Garden, Brown’s Flowers ...... $ 7JI0 99. Kiwi Shoe Shine Stand, Simmons Corp...... $16.00 of crime with an early play. nalists from. In Eugenia’s m * * 0. * Her fear of Manson, she Indi- Burnside Little Fauss & Kennedy’s grave. FRIDAY / SATURDAY Realized investment gains aft 16. Lube ft OU Change, 6 qts. 10-80, Filter, Cortifleate, Hob Nob Shops ...... $10.00 He should win the first tilck words, “developing countries,” Dick’s Esso ...... g 9,00 cated, stemmed from an incl- Big Halsy, 7:30, 9:30. The Kennedy family will pro NOV. 13 NOV. 14 i er taxes Increased to $18.2 mil 101. Winterizing Job, Pete’s Cltgo ; ...... $16 00 hkorby, John Alfred Jr., son of Alfred Sr. and Beverly with the obe of diamonds, not , jj, some training In U.S. commu 16. Antique Brass 18" Ehtgle, > 102. Permanent Wave, ...... ’ Covey Morby, 39 Kennedy Dr., Enfield. He was bom Oct. 17 at dent at the family’s commimal vide $666,ens to lose. West Is sure 27. 4 Dozen Donuts, Mister Donut ...... $ S.80 .. . Sunamer Course, Singer Company ...... $12.00 314th day of 1970. There are 61 Before Eugenia arrived In ties was indicted Monday by a 111. 1 pair Men’s Trousers, altered to fit, parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Dennen Sr., 26 ly ier Circle days left in the year. that his partner has the queen 28. Russell-Stover Little Ambassadors 2-Lb. Itex KIMBALL, Neb. (AP) — ^, Hartford for two weeks of tele- Eusfenia Chellett federal grand Jury here. Miniature Chocolates, Quinn’s Pharmacy...... $ 4.98 Luca’s TaUor Shop ...... sis no Manchester. He has a sister, Teri, 3. ’ Today’s Highlight In History of diamonds because of what 112. 2 Hand Braided R u ^ , ...... fio .w »» It * »( Mitch Mlchhud had an easy because of wtmt * vision study at WTIC, she had The Jury accused Victor Balk, 29. Breck Shampoo (1 qt.), Manchester Barber Shop $ 3.60 On this date In 1483,------the lead- Ume of it In Nebraska Monday the first trick. So Manchester ft Belmont Bug Co...... 's is mt been to Buffalo, Washington and Most young ladles stay home, 32, of Westport, Conn., a former 80. Creative Playtoy, Animal F1i)ger Puppet, Lyon Kristen Mae, daughter of David and Arlene Moore er of the Protestant reforma- as he neared hls goal of reach- another low dla- Department only sees fit to pro 115. One Oxen Yolk (pick up at store), Boston, sight-seeing. She will waiting to get married. employe of Blair A Co., New Multi-way Roll way. Casual Village Shops ...... $ 9.00 Lyon, Rt. 66, Columbia. She was bom Oct. 22 at (Manchester tion, Martin Luther, was bom i„g the highest elevations in all ‘ "tending hls partner to vide one - way opportunies, 31. 1 Arrangement ot Flowers, McConvUle’s Florist $ 6.00 Pinewood Furniture ...... ib aq study on the Job at newspapers Eugenia’s boyfriend, also a York brokers, of fraud and In 114. Polaroid Land Camera, Model #20, Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and in Elsleben, Germany. 50 gtates during 1970 " (Why shouldn’t Americans be terstate and foreign transac 32. Diagnostic Tune Up (1 of 4), BftJ Auto Repair___$ 8.60 In Austin, Texas 8ind Long Journalist, is in England, where U- Appliance ft Furniture Center ...... $14.95 Mrs. John Antollk, Westford. Her paternal grandparents are In 1776, the Continental Cton- heart. South thereupon wins sent to learn how the Mexican tions with stolen securities. S3. Resole pair of shoes, State Shoe Repair ...... $ 6.60 Beach, California, and visit New she .hopes he is learning English. of Men’s Trousers, Anderson-Uttie ...... $14.96 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lyon, Wllllmantlc. She has two sisters. gress, sitting In Philadelphia, p.™® 40-year-old PortlMd, yjg queen of diamonds, press works?) at least that coat Balk allegedly set up an ac 34. Jet Torch (6-pc. U t), Caldor, Inc...... $ 9.00 Gillian, 6, and Jessica, 3,_, York caty, Nqw Orleans, Atlanta, She plans to ■visit him there 86. 2 gals. Shellzone Permanent Anti-Freeze, 116. Basketball, Nasslff Arms ...... g j2 oO established the U.S. Marine t7re-, man merely had to drive draws trumps and runs the will have left Its mlddle-Amer- count for hlmsalf as “ Carl Van- « « «i « the Grand Canyon, San Francis after her program ends, and HoUywood Service Station ...... $ 6JS0 117. 'Transmission Safety Check, Including OU C ^ g e ,* Corps. "P " small slope In extreme ciui,g_ making his contract with Ican home. dervoort,” at the Montreal bro Aamco Transmission ...... gia « Toccaline, Mark Joseph, son of Lennard and Thomasine In 1871, explorer Henry Stan- -^Pothwestem Kimball County, overtricks and one broad co, and Denver before return perhaps see a bit more Eu 86. 1 $10.00 Gift Certificate, Capitol Eq^pmeht ...... $10.00 kerage firm, Oswald, Drinkwa- 36AReiker 3-D Movie Screen, Relker 3-D Screen...... $6 .00 118. Dark Sun Glasses, Optical Style Bar $13'oo Flannery ToccaUne, Crystal âke Rd., Tolland. He was bom ley locat^ the missing Scottish “ sted as the lUghest point In Ne- gmiie. ing to Indiana Jan. 3. rope before returning to Mex ter and Graham Ltd., and tried 119. Permanent Wave, $16.00, Oct. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand missionary', David Livingston, hraska at 6,424 feet above sea DaUy Question In each city, hotel reserva ico. to sell blue-chip stocks stolen Carriage House Salon of Beauty \ gis 00 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flannery, 110 Pine Tree tions at state department rates Nation’s Weather GROUP 4 In central Africa. level. Dealer, at your right, opens Summing up her impressions from Blair & Oo. 37. $10. Certificate toward any Rental, 120. 1 gal. Pickled Mushrooms, Paganl Caterers ! .'.i! ijieioo I ^ e , Wapplng. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. In 1918, at the end of the first It was Ids 47th conquest. Ml- with one club. You are next, have been made, and usually, of Connecticut toward the end By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The alleged scheme began A-Z Rental Center ...... $10.00 ^ e l o ToccaUne, 108 Griffin Rd., South’ Windsor. He has two World "War, Kaiser Wilhelm n chaud’s next stop Is Utah. holding; Spades, J-10-0; Hearts, hospitality for a dinner or a of her visit, Eugenia said It Cloudy, damp and mild weath Sept. 3, ending with Balk’s ar 38. Van Heusen Hampshire House Shirt, brothers, Lennard, 9, and Karl, 6. GROUP 11 crossed from Belgium into Hol weekend with a family has been would be one of the highlights of er covered most of the eastern rest by Montreal police cooper Glenney’s Men’s Shop ...... $ o.oo land and asked for asylum. arranged. her visit to the States. She likes half of the nation today while ating 'With the FBI. 89. 2 gals. Permanent T y^ Anti-Freeze, S."® JP®*‘*n#n«nt Wave, LuJon Salon of B eaitty___$16.60 WUUam, son of WilUam and Mary Ann In 1928, Hlrohito was enthron In Connecticut hospitality ar Hartford, which she described much of the West was clear and If convicted, Balk could get 10 Cole’s Discount Station ; ...... $ 6.00 ^ m b o y DoU and. Go Cart, King’s ; ...... $20.00 40. Engine Kool, Manchester Auto Parts ...... $ 2.96 ^ lle r MeMulian, 444 W. Mlddlle Tpke., Apt. 72, Manchester. ed as emperor of Japan. rangements are made through as "very clean.” dry. years In prison and a $10,000 Jo?' Earring Set, Bray’s Jewelry ...... \ ...$17,95 He was bom Oct. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. His In 1944, In World War II, it the Women’s Service Bureau In Rainfall generally was llgW, 41. 3 Dozen Doughnuts, Mister Donut ...... $ 2.86 1m Norman’s. Ink $14.96 ” It’s a small city with big fine for transporting stolen 42. ' OU Change, Lubrication ft OU FUter, Duke’s Esso $11.20 maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. George Miller 74 was disclosed that a new Ger OPENS TONiqHT \ Hartford, which Is celebrating but more than an Inch soaked 125. Sprii)|êld 8-Unit Bftrometor-ThennoinetGr- 1 city advantages,” she said; add stocks, and five years and $1,000 43. 4 ft. Aluminum Step Ladder, Florence St., Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. man weapon, 'the V-2 rocket Humidity #902, BUsh Hardware ... ^ 0 0 ^ Its 20th yeiar of making govern ing that she felt safe walking parts of Alabama during heavy fines on each of four counts of Manchester Wallpaper and Paint ...... $12.00 and Mrs. Aubrey McMullan, 30 Henry St., Manchester. bomb, had been used against thunderstorms Monday night. Platters, Seafood Wharf . " $klO ment-sponsored foreign visitors alone arwnd it (although she interstate or fereign coipmunl- 44. Zotos Llpo Protein Conditioning Shampoo, 127. Oil Change and Filter and Lube, ' ’ \ England. Exceptions to the fair-weath eund foreign students studying in did not venture far from her cations to promote fraud;’ Pine Acres Beauty Salon ...... $ 6.00 Center Street PhlUips 66 ...... Z12 m Ten Years Ago er pattern In the West included the state feel more at home. hotel after dark)-. She praised 46. Gift Certificate, $6.00, 128. 2Baked Stuffed Shrimp (Complete Dinners), A brigade of South Vietna-i EASTERN STATES COLISEUM Foreign /guests and host showers In sections of Idaho, Glazier’s Corset ft Uniform Shop ...... $ 6.00 Mr. Steak ...... 8600 Tolland mese paratroopers attempted WEST SPBINOFIEU), MASS. the friendliness of people, and Montana, Nevada and central 46. 3 i/i-gals. Ice Cream, Shady Glen ...... $ 4.00 129. AutomobUe Front Rubber Bug,...... families are usually Well-match cited an instance of cameramen Sitting Too Long to oust the government of ed. Mfs. Pauline Tyler of Glas California. Snow fell in some 47. 2 gals. Anti-Freeze Prestone, 1 gal. Anti Rust, Sejrmour Motorsports, Inc...... $ 6 60 (KRIIN TURNPiKt from rival TV stations loaning Maple Super Service Gasoline ...... $ 7.16 President Ngo Dinh Diem In OPENS TUESDAY, NOV. 17 Nl XT TOTWO GUYS and GHANTMOOR tonbury, who "mothers” the higher elevations, Two inches SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — A 180. 2 gals Anti-Freeze, 1 can Rust Inhibitor, ...... / Scale M odel Solar System- Saigon. Loyal troops put down each other a piece' of equipment. whitened Owyhee, Nev., In the heart specialist says an increas 48. 1 Box President Cigars, Memorial Comer Store . .$ 7.60 Ken’s Esso ...... / 1 8 60 NIGHTLY whole program and many of its 48A Relker S-D Movie .*lcreen ...... $ 6.00 the revolt in less than 24 hdurs, "That would never happen In predawn .hours. ing number of alrtravelers are 131. Auto Lube ft Filter, McAnn Gasoline ' $ 810 foreign participants in her of 182. Mladec One-A-Day Therapeutic Vitamins, " / ...... with an estimated 100 persons Nov. 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 26, 26 & 27 — 8 :00 P.M. New York,” she said. Temperatures before dawn being affected by pulmonary O n D isplay at M iddle School killed. fice 'above Fox’s, keeps In mind The only thing the minl-skirt- GROUP 5 Medical Pharmacy ...... / 1 7 70 Sat, Nov. 21 & 28 — 1:30 PJH., 6:30 PJM. & 9 P.M. the Interests of her host families ranged from 24 at Millinocket, embolisms—blood clots In the 1S2A Relker 3-D Movie Screen ....!. 5.00 Five Years Ago Sui^, Nov. 22 & 29 — 1:30 P 3 I. & 6:30 P.M. ed petite Mexican did not like 49. 12 qts. Arco Supreme Motor OU 10-40W, The hall at the Tolland Mid- Tolland-Junior's Events as she re'vlews advance blogrra- Maine, to 77 at Key West, Fla. lungs—as a result of sitting In Dan’s Service Station ...... $10.80 / Former President Dwight D. Prices: $3.60 • 4.00 - 4.60 - 6.00 • 6.60 STARTS TOMORROW about Connecticut-was the cold. their seats too long. die School has been transform- The Home Life Committee of Elsenhower suffered a mild phlcal data on the guests. 60. 10 Power Telescope, Banvllle’s Gun Center ...... $10.06 LAST D A Y : ODYSSEY" After a guest appearance at an “The incidence is more com 61. 1 Grease and Oil Job, Don WIIUS Garage ...... $ 6.60 GROUP 12 ed Into scale model of the solar ^® Tolland Junior Women’s heart attack, So It w ^ perfectly natural evening class at Manchester Wed. from Lobster Race mon in the obese, the elderly 62. Replacement Vacuum Cleaner Hose, system, as part of an experi- monthly par- One Year Ago that a young Mexican journalist Community College, she shiver 133. Certificate for $20.00 to apply toward any Rental. 2:00 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — and people with varicose veins Hartford Element Appliance ...... $ 8.00 ment conducted by Fernand ^ residents of Binet Israel claimed Its warplanes should spend the weekend in ed as she was driven up Main Taylor Rental ...... ’ .$20.00 Thurs., FrL There will be another race In but It can haippen to anyone,” 63. Bumper Jack, Manchester Auto Parts ...... $14.96 Bolduc’s pfp-hth oToHr. Mansfield State knocked out all Soviet made ^ Bolton. io?‘ Slmoiê Job, Joe Brown’s Simonlze Service. $18.00 Sun., Mon. St., Manchester and read "36 Dr. Bruce Logue says. 64. 10-lb. Canned Ham, Manchester PubUc Market.. .$16.00 186. Luggage, Marlow’s ...... « , S 8T ence Training School on Thursday at anti-aircraft missile, sites along Elvis Eugenia turned out to be an Newixirt this year, but instead 66. 2% lb. Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher (General One degrees” on the bank thermon-- Classes. ^ p.m. the Suez Canal. ideal guest, as most do, once of 12-meter yachts the contest- “ Pulmonary embolism results Brwd name). Beckwith Fire Equipment Co. ___$16.20 136. ^ r e lle Uvingware 20-pc. Dish Set by ciiiiiiig ...... Complete eter. eints will be lobsters. Fairway Stores ...... * « i7 qk The scale model Is built on a The club will make use of a ------— A Show it was explained that American from sitting for long periods 66. One Male Haircut, Sam’s Barber Shop ...... $ 2.76 A hasty search of a Bolton at TTie event is the 1st all-service with the legs suspended,” Logue 67. Dinner for Two, The Den Cafe ...... $ 6,00 AM *’°I«**»*' Super hteAet. 6!oo basis of 1 millimeter equaling kitchen unit they purchased for FILM from 7:30 dogs. In general, bark with de tic uncovered a winter coat that 138. AM Radio, TB-112 BK, Stanek Elrctronics 8 6 os 100,000 meters, . or one inch the hall which contains a stove Sat. from light rather than hostility. Be lobster land race and on said In an Interview. “ The blood 68. $8.00 wortiPof Fine Cleaning, Hour Glass Cleaners $ 6.00 Mile in 10 Seconds ABOUT THE had been outgrown by a more 69. 1 Picnic Tub (20 pcs) Chicken ft Ham and 139. 1 Anti Sh^k S p » y for Carpets, 1 Rug Shampoo, equals 20 million miles. and refrigerator, and which has 8:00 cause she had visited this count Wednesday entries from coast pools in the calves and feet tend 1 R oor Shine, 1 Wax Remover, 1 Multi Glaze, CHICAGO—Tlie procision steel GUY WHO robust American, and, with this ■/^-Gal. Ice Cream, Deci’s Drive-In...... $ 7.00 Both the models of the planets been installed in the hall’s rec- ry (and a good deal of fo coast will claw their way to to clot.” John’s Floor Covering ...... c]a bearings in high-speed dental STARTED IT to replace temporarily her color 00. 1 gallon of Latex Wall Paint, and their distance from each reatlon room. Europe and Asia) before, her the starting line at the U.S. Na • On an extended trip by air, he 140. Cap and Mitten Set, Tweed’s ' z s on drills, which operate at speeds ALL. ful but cotton jacket, Eugenia val Base Officers Club. Green Paint ft Wallpaper ...... $ 6.10 command of English was ex said, a person need only to get 60A Relker 3-D Movie Screen ...... $ 6.00 141. One Large Pizza, Pa Pa Joe’s ...... g 400 Brownie Troop 6044, under of up to 500,000 revoluUons may make it through Denver to The early favorite is a 16- cellent. up once in a while and walk, ®^*"P®® M d Set, Wlggery Beauty Shop ...... $ 4.00 m leadership of Mrs. Richard per minute, measure only a Indiana. pounder called Seabiscult, the "That's She learned English in a Cath even If It Is uW4p AWoiro ------Joseph Da wood, Ford Candy Representative___$12.00 Bonus Manning Bowman Blender, the “ hill billy” was explained. in MANCHESTER 64. $6.00 Repair, ABC Appliance ft R e ^ r ...... $ 6.00 Manchester Hardware ft Suppiv .. ' ok She began to realize that the 66. Large Special Pizza, Pizza House ...... $ 4JM) solar system r meet Thursday at 8 at the home ' Little Fmjss and Big hlaisy toward complete Paint job (w to.)' • • ACTION CO.FEATURE # • Yankee’s stereotype of Mexican _ ^ ^ , of Mrs. Paul Feeley, Dunn Hill ' 66. 3 2-11). cans AftP Vacuum Packed Coffee, are not your Kather^ heroes. at MARLOW'S Wed. Showing at 3:60-7:20 s Thurs., Fri., Sun., Mon. at 7:80 climate needed changing when The Great AftP Co...... $ 6.8I The display is being erect- Rd j IN CONCERT Saturday Showing at 8:00 " S?**’ l>eaaure aty Dept! Store'!! !! !^ !o o she was asked If ^>ples grew 67. Lubrication, OU Change,'6 qts. and FUter, 147. Wallpaper, Johnson Paint ...... ^ an themselves BuUetln Board FRIDAY, NOV. 13 SAT., NOV. 14—8:io P.M. Special Kiwanis Manchester Green Esso ...... $11.36 under Bolducs direcUon. au ToUand schools will be Metro-Goldwyn M.iycr presents A K.ilrki Berne Production starring there. They do, and taste Just iAo‘ Sfci* ^ rtW ea te, Plnehurst Grocery ...... $26.00 0‘:S0 A.M. to 6:30 PJH. BUSHNELL like the ones from Bolton or 68. 6 qts. Woirs Head OU, Coronet Service Station .. .$ 4.60 ^^^*5**?2'**^ Silver Zipper <3heat, U ^ through-*^ Tree Planted closed tomorrow in observance OiNi: DAY ONLY 68. Engine Kool, Manchester Auto Parts ...... $ 2.96 hvPaclflc cloth, Michaels Jewelers ...... $21.60 A linden tree has been plant- of Veterans Day. TIekeH $5A0, 4.40, 3J0. On chards. 70. 2 Dinners (steak and beverage). JM iieârner Gayle Hunnicult One running topic of conver i (Men’s), Manchester TaUor Shop.!!$22.00 ed on the green near the Town Town offices will also be Sele et Box Office or by meil. No Bonanza Sirloin Pit ...... $ 4US0 2,’,^’’* guarantee, Double Bed Size Dual Control sation with any foreigner is Hall by 'Tolland's two Indian closed tomorrow In observance phone orders. Send check end 71. $10.00 Gift Certificate toward repair of MAJOR 1K9 Hohse ft Hale...... $22.98 PuRT?tllfflB Carroll O’Connor Rita Moreno food, and it is always wise to Guide tribes, the Apaches and of the holiday, ttemped, lelf-eddreiied envelope Radio Auction Items appliance. Carter Appliance Service ...... ’ ....$10.00 162. All Leather Purse, Brown and Tan, Metrocolor ■■35.. the Nlpmuncks. The Board of Education will place the salt and pepper In 72. Transistor Radio “ Dyii-Sonlc” complete, Janet’s Hat Shop , ...... «» to Buihnell, Hertford, 06106. Barlow’s TV Sales ft Service 1...... ^...... $ 6.76 The tree irfanUng activity was "'®®^ tomorrow night at 8 In the UTTK FAUSS front of their plates, to help 168. 1 set Nylocraft Seat Covers, complete set foir...... 72A Relker S-D Movie Screen ...... $ 5.OO most cars. The Carriage Shed ...... Z22 aa conducted Saturday as part of hoard's offices at the Hicks AAD BIG HALSY liven up what many consider, Memorial School. If pressed, rather bland fare. THESE ITEMS MAY BE BID ON AT ANY TIME DURINB 164. Tank Set, WUd Cago Pet Shop .. 826 00 the overall Indian Guide pro ■CO LO R r.-so - s i s o T GROUP 7 JS- Creative Coiffure^.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gram 'Which is under the juris Eugenia Is the le Paneling. W. O. Olenney Oo...... $ 97.88 82. Forbes Magazine 1-yr. subscription, 162. Can Opener-Knife Sharpener, n v E (ALL YOU CAN EAT) a n d ,^ general, ■ learned what Shearson-HammUl ft Company ...... $ 8.00 Treasure City Dept. Stores ...... 817 T-BONE SPECIAL she could In her short appren A-4 LonglOoat, Pants and Tunic, Slse 18. Manchester Modes ...... Voo.OO 83. $10. worth of Laundry Service, HftE Laundrey ... .$10.00 • IS’ S'**" Center ...... !!!!!!!!$20.00 164. 2 Flight' Bags, Mercury Travel ...... g g.m) E H s y ticeship. A-5 1 pr. mtan FlbergUss Skis. The Alpine Haas SU Shop, Vernon, Conn. "....! $ 70.00 84. $10. Gift Certificate, Western Beef Mart ...... $10.00 i9lanri;f|rtfx She would have liked to stay 1 2 ’ Certificate, $3.60, AUens Cleaners ...... $3 60 To«s«d Salad A < Man’s Diqr/Date SUndlver Watch. Shoor Jewelers ...... $ 68.50 J2’ ®®*’ Wlggery Beauty Salon ...... ! ‘ ‘g g.go lE o n ttn ^ PIECES HOWARD » Toast $ 0 T O "H. longer at WTIC, where she SPFJHAL BONUS TO EACH BIDDER S*eak Dinners, WUUe’s Steak H om e... .$ 9.80 COLOR found everyone very helpful. A-7 Camel Wool suburban coat. Begal’s Men’s Shop ...... $ 6a.oo 2 Giant Burgers or 2 Giant Fish Burgers Per High Bidder. ! 2 '. CeUIng Paint, Grossman’s BuUdlng Material $ $ 98 H I m Thia is the station’s third year Burger Castle, 501 Middle Turnpike West 168A Relker S-D Movie Screen ...... ^ glgg FnblMied DaUy Except Sundaya of participation on the Indiana A-8 Car coat. CUfford’s ...... ^ and HoUdajrs at 18 Blisell Street rtaaebester, Qnin. <06040) program, but the two pre'vlous A-9 1 Season Pass for year, 1971. Manchester Drive-In Corp...... $ eo.OO Interns were male. Telephone 048-3711 lounion^ DIAL Monday thru Thursday at 7rt0 - trtO — Friday 7tao • t;S9 A-10 P air ot “ Essex" Uvlng room Lamps. Discount Furniture...... $70 pr. ITEMS WILL GO BY NUBCBBB Second CUas Postage Paid ai J- Acfprding to Eugenia, she is TO P U C E A icatiehsatcr. Com. Baturday 6 2 » - 7 M - BONANZA an anomaly even In her own (NOT BY NAME) gundoy. alM - 7 M -$m 8UBBC9UPTTON RATEf countey, although there -are FajnsMe In Adnace wmnen In many professions. In BID DURING (1) GIVE ITEM NUMBER Me— on. 394 TOLLAND TPKE STEAK House Number To Coll 646-5081 UM Xaar ...... 830.0t. cluding Journalism. But to (2) GIVE BID PRICE Wtt Xoaths ...... 16.60 MANCHESTER, CONN. 267 WEST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER travel on one’s own at the ten THIS AUCTION lirse Months ...... 7.IC der' age of 22 Is rarely deme. 64$-50Sl (3) GIVE NAME & ADDRESS

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downturn, many airlines coih- Coventry Public Records Business Mirror peted by offering discount and Afro-Aides^ promotional fares, which seenv . itaDT* “ Uaabeth Rych- 276; .Vol. 66, page 489; and Vol. NEW HAVEN (AP) —Yale ingly only lowered, still jnofe WOODLAND SIGN CO. The Story o f the Hospital ling has reported that during T6i page 416. University announced Man- AirKne Glam our Fadiug their yield per passepgef mile toe month' of October, lo war- GerOflcates of devise filed day toe hiring of seven new from '6.24 cents in 1662 to 6.84 COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE Hie Mstory c# the Mrachester changes are lUcely to be chal ranty deedb and five quit eiqi.n *^®™ as foUowS: estate of Mel- faculty' members “ to Am id Charges of Ûnfair!^ eints’ln 'l^ 'r'' Memorial, Hoei^tal reaUy be lenged by Uiose accustomed to deeds were filed in her office. ^ ^ “’*®'âx to Winfield 8. strengthen toe Afro-Ameri , Airport and- -airway delays, The “Brief History of ManchesteiT^moriaL*’ can program.” gins with the great Inflgenxa establidied' proceduies.' Would Other record* filed inctad^ Naugatuck, Elea By JOHN CUNOTFP toe ATA:eA^s,'have added many 79 W O O D L A N D ST., M A N CH ESTER Hospital” reproduced Oh thisTpaig^ was written by The apiwintees and toîr ei^demlc of late 1918. Hie dis Uie 'self-care patients feel ne two•VO certificates of dlstr HamP^rey <>* Bristol and NEW YORK (AiP) William E. Buckley of 560 E. Center St. especially glected? Would the nurses as ^ Pearl Meyer of Bristol, loU 18 fields:. Mervyn C. Alleyne, ease spread jrapldly through the two conservators deeds. toe major airlines are seeking Was this a one-quarter fluke? c S e f™ * ia S for the 50th anniversary, of Manchester Memorial signed to special care receive certificates four and 19. section N. Waterfront linguistics; John W. Blaq- country,'afiftethig about one In MM529 - 52MW3 Hospital. h lg ^ r salaries? Would patients pn^rty and ^ four Manor 'on Barest Rd!, “to'Vach stogame, history; Sylvia A. permission to reduce the num- S re1o^ tto'flra?si?m S n tS L “ !S wlU be 1 per four of the populatimi. Every certificates an undivided one-third Interest. Boone, status of black wom ‘*®‘® ^ cent higher this year than last. Copies were distributed to those attending the object to being moved about? of dpvlse. ber of flights.. Others are laying 1970 Indicated m i Industry loss NEW COMPANY . . . NOT NElW IN EXPEIUENCE where doctors found It impos Warranty deeds filed In- ®a*ate of James W. Tul- en; Donald J. Brown, econo The aches and pains don’t end services Sunday afternoon at the State Armory, at mics; J. Otis Cochrane, poli off scores of workers.And the of $68 mlllliHi, toe worst haM- x,,“ ‘° sible to treat all the sick, hos clude; Evandro 8. antiHqi to Doris C. Tully of East which the hospital was rededicated to the veterans . . . all questions tical science; Paule Mar once enthusiastic parade of pas- year results in history.” 8ched- ghLi^ly this y e w And toe pitals wore overflowing, with Ray R. and Mary a . Enêr of Hartford, an undivided one-half sengers seems to be marking uled airlines will show a loss for oiviitJla oVa of all wai's. finally settled Manchester, led 7, Richmond In land known as lots shall, literature; Hilary H. time. ^ the year. It said. . suppleniental airlines are giving patients In corridors and stor HJMates; Merle E. Jones to Ed- ®®®Hon 28, Waterfront I. Okam, French, and ‘Ihom- The hospital, originally a,50-bed Georgian style as Holt, assistant to toe di Charges of unfair government If toe recent history of the air- rnorpômiwtiHnn nn age rooms, and cemetery work These and many other ques- ward G. and 8tatia P. Lanzoni heights; estote of Joseph W. building, was originally dedicated on Armistice Day, rector of toe program, Roy regulation and unfair market- lines were Portrayed on a line, ers could not cope with the task Uons were finally setUed to the of WalUngfmrd, lots S and 4 te Cora E. Irons of Man- Nov. 11, 1920, to the men and wcrnien who served 8. Bryce-Laporte. place competition are wide- graph,. It would resemble very ^ of burying the dead. At that this country in World War I. satlsfacUon of all concerned. section L, Waterfront H ^ ts; ®hester, three pieces of land, aU «ryce-ixapone. spread. Fe;^;““;:;;Fears are “e™re"s‘a“ed much'th; Zmokev* wateTefr^v Meanwhile, time marches on. time Mandiester had eight doc Small wards accommodating PWUp Cannistracl to Norman tract on westeriy side ------:— ------j^ ^ ly about a crisis l^financ^ an ascen tog je t -^ ^ c h then ^®®®“ ®® ^ v a n ces In technol tors, most of them older men, Buckley, is a retired teacher of history in the four patients, and a few semi- and Martha B. Dusseault of ^ ven try Lake; and estate Shores; certificate of foreclos- w modern equipment And plunged unexpectedly into a tur- ^ Industry Is constantly to care for a populatirm of near- private rooms were designated Coventry, lots 22 and 23. sec- Wonda Affrlcano to Ernest ure: James T. KInne to Hart- sêTtoT m X taL m S C t a lT S t ^ remain modem, • ly 18,000. Hiere were few Hartford schools and is a founder and past presi dent of the Manchester Historical Society. He is a for intensive care, with the rest tion I a Waterfront Park. Affrlcano 8r.. 30 acres on Cedar ford National Bank and Trust be In toe red for the U ar. Through toe mid-1960s the In- nurses, there was no hospital of the hospital space aUoted to Also): William H. and Plor- Swamp Rd. Co., property on northerly side Reflecting the problems, and dustry enjoyed tremendous ' must be financed, nearer than the overcrowded former chairman of the Board of Education, is routine care. The CroweU ence L. Dum " ------x— x -.x . x...x ----- a x..a------sometimes at interest rates as chairman of the Library Board, and is cuiTently to Linwood Conservators deeds filed of Route 31; and judgment: Pau- compounding some of them, growth and good profits, buoyed ones in Hartford. Hie situation House on the south side of Holmes of E. Hartford, loto 32 were: Estate of 8usan Ndson line L. Bartlett to Ronald N. prices of airlines stocks have by a vigorous economy and a ^ was desperate. preparing an updated history of Manchester, to be Hajmes Street, formerly used and 83, block A, Actors Colony te Imperial Associates of Man- Bartlett of Coventry, lots 114 and dropped more sharply than the general feeling among consum-This sad sale is of course de .ready for distribution in 1973 when the town cele signed to support toe airlines’ Hien one morning there came as a nurses’ dormitory, was re Estates Ext. 2; Mary C. Whee- cheater, property on Carpenter H6, land of Mathleu and Plche. dow Jones Industrial Average, era that times were good—for brates its 150th anniversary. contention that they need rate Needs Yoor aopport Fkr A to Elmore Watkins, president of modeled as a self-care unit. Hie ler to Edgar K. Vahar, Linda Rd. hnd Merrow Rd.; and estate 1116 glamorous airlines Indus- good. experiment began. To the joy the Manchester Chapter of the Vahar and kOrlam 'Vahar of of (Jecile H. Dion to Robert 8. try. In other words, is beginning But as economic controls be- tha?^riinM'ma'v NORTH END of all concerned, it worked. Tourism €âl Red Cross, an offer from Che New Jersey, property on south- Jr. and Marie L. Ford o f Hart- to resemble Its plainer cousin, gan slowing economic acti'vity, 1.011-0-^51 ^ NATIVITY SCENE . . . ney Brothers. Hiey would make Helen Chapman as its first tained new maternity and chll- T aPP^ved. eriy shore of Coventry Lake; ford, loto 16-20, section K, Wa- B08TON (AP) — A study re- the railroads. If judged solely by the airlines were affected more Won't you. or yoor ergantoattan, oontribote to tlds w« available Uie main floor of C3ie- president. Since 1923 this orga- dren’s departments and added pleased were those Mathew M. Gresluk to Fred P. terfront Park, iriiUe oommonlty i»«)e ctr Oome Ohristoaas, tfUnk a t tu rn | lease'd by toe New England Re- tts problems. And right now than most industries. yoaH IM when yqn see It snd say, "I oontribntod to ney Hall as an emergency hoB- nizaUon has given endless hours 40 beds to the original 60 bed been in intensive care, fniMiand MUdred In* M L. M Pilch s M of Hart- ir n certificates------dlstrlbuOMi: glonal Commission says rural those problems dominate as Passenger growth, for exam' So were their relatives who, on Relief To Lepers ■oener pital. Here, in a central area, of volunteer service of many capacity of the institution, One of the most popular booths in the hospital ex ixBknirlmv ipif**^***^ ot” I ' T ’ ®®tate of Edith M. Wltherwax areas should develop tourism never before In airline history. pie, averaged 17 per cent a year the brief visits allowed in that the few volunteers available, kinds and in addition has raised hibit yesterday was this display of modern-day Afhaq estate of Melvin P. V^ther- and recreation instead of trying Tpe financial situation, as domestic operations by the end Make year check or money order payable to» area, saw that intensive care CARVILLE, La. ’Thalido- under the supervision of a $296,287 for the purchase of m ^^®* half-interest, tots 18 and to attract industry. portrayed by the Air Transport states. But now It forecasts a mlde, Doan of MsnctieetBr, *Tfatlvtw Scene)* meant just that — with nurses equipment for administering anesthetics, at right, the drug that caused trained nurse, Mrs. Walter Kee- land and buildings and new . . . Cheney house Hospital ^70 Exhibit ®®®rt®a N, Waterfront Manor The $64,000 study s'aid there Association, an Industry group, drop to only 2 per cent for many tragic birth defects Is 0/0 P. O. Box No. 726 keeping patients under constant contrasted with practices in 1920 when Manchester Msaoiiester, Conn. (06040) . ney, could give at least mini- equipment, and for operational c ony iixsiaieB jiixi. on Forest Rd.; and estate of are no major economic foraes in Is hair-raising. Read It: from 1963 to 1968, the ATA now alleviating leprosy. Dr. mum attention to each patient, expenses. Miss Malmgren rais- rented as annex observation. Soon word of the Memorial was built. Explaining the changes to a 2. Marion M. 8uhle to John A. 8u- New England which favor “ In the first quarter of m o of the year. John R. Trautman, director of There was no lack of patients; ed Manchester Memorial to a Manchester experiment spread. group of area students visiting during the Career Also: Evandro 8. Santinl to Na hie of Manchester, lot 21, sec- greater decentralization of eco- the scheduled airlines recorded Freight traffic, measured by the Public Health 8ervlce Hospl they soon fllled the building to position of prestige in the hos- In 1946 the large Anne Che- From all sections of the United Day held as part of the Anniversary celebration is Paul O. and Lorraine J. 8adeck Opens at Armory of WarranviUe lot 4 Richmond Waterfront Mauior on nomic activity or ^ population their largest quarterly loss in the same group, grew an aver- tal in (Jarvllle, says 90 per cent capacity. How many lives were pital field and made it easier ney house on Hartford Rd. was States, from Canada, from Dr. Douglas H. Smith, anesthesiologist. saved no one knows, but a great to secure able nurses and high- rented and used as an annex South America, from Europe Estates* First Conwesational ®‘®’*® **'^* “" d Laurel Trail. growth from metropolitan areas history. The 12 major airlines as age of 25 per cent a year be- of the 60 patients he has treated burden • was lifted from many ranking young physicians as infor older patients in need of and Asia, from Australia' even, Church of CoventoytoM atthew O^®*" records filed Included to small towns and cities. a group had losses of $48 mil- tween 1963 and 1968, but that with thalidomide in toe past homes, and much differing al- terns and members of the staff, long term care. This was a came doctors and hospital ad- Moiiarty of Manchester DroD- ®” ®*®®'>^’’’s <*®®d from the es- Most economic growth “ oc- Hon; six of the 12 Individually growth is now forecast to be as four years have enjoyed much levlated. Also the great value When she retired after eight temporary arrangement eind minlstrators to observe. In the ertv on Route 81 and '8m4n^ ^ James F. 8tavola to curs by an expansion of those suffered losses; all nine region- low as 6 per cent by the end of longer periods of remission than Manchester Nativity Scene Committee of a local hospital was thor- years of service, she had estab- was later discontinued, but for years 1961 and 1962 nearly two ilale Ave ■ Jane E U t t ie t o Newton Green O f Coventry, lots firms already In the communi- al airlines had losses totaling 1970, was possible ... -----with previous — 70 and 71, block A, Pine Lake ty,” the report said. *-'>n miiiifm. ami nii ivi-aa in oughly demonstrated. lished a tradition of excellence a few years patients were quar- hundred visitors from twenty Evandro 8. 8anUni of Rockville, $36 milUon; and all three cargo Fighting to overcome the steroids. ------:------which is sUll working today. tered there in oak - paneled states and sixteen foreign coun- loto 12-16, property of Leland T. . . . hospital proposed T ,1. , - nnA. * t . . rooms, with parquet floors and tries came t o observe the work- Wood, Cedar Swamp R d.; Rich ciMs out^de t^ law c E ' fireplaces design- ing of Progressive PaUent Care ard O. C. Jr. and Linda 6. Mc- as memorial w“ e famuli to? reato™’ f Manchester Memorial. Mullin to James A. and Patricia ^ ^ meats of modem ho^pitipw- hi^Sê ^ C. Thurber o t Brooklyn, N.Y., World War I ended in Novem- uce. Fortunately for Manches- hospitals, set up toe Manches- tot is , Coventry Manor. ber of 1918 In of 1919 ter Dr. G e o w A. P. Lundberg, By 1962 the original hospital United Also: StephMi J. and Sandra a n ^ t i ^ cA town officials and fresh from internship in two building had been remodeled in- Health Department Jonous to Ronald La and Unda neaos M i^ a i o^ an ^ U on s j^rge hospitals, had just begun temaUy and wings built at both maintained a team of observers W. Radke o i New Britain, prop VETERANS DAY was t called by the War Bureau pracUce in Manchester and was ends. The insUtuUon now pro- hospital for two years to erty on Gooee Lane; Geraldine SERVICE to d l ^ s s toe Quezon of a war ^f immense help in explaining vided 187 beds for patients. A watch toe working of a major B. Cedton to Joaeidi and Maty experience to the older doctors toe neces- new entrance lobby had also Innovation in hospital manage- Gorris of Coventry, loto 84-87, ot me e m ^ e n c y hospital ^ re- gity^for observing uniform mod- been added at toe Haynes St. ment and spread toe word of its aecUon R, Waterfront Mancn*; COAT SPECIALS cent, Mr. W a t ^ p ro p w d that em techniques in all their prac- front. success. Emerson once said Nell C. Blmmons and E. Bar- toe memorial be a hoîtal l^ lt yce. Dr. Lundberg was appoint- that if a man makes anything, bro filnunons to Gerard M. and TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY by ] ^ a r subscript^. The Chief of Medlctoe in i m He ^ the Watkins Wing wa« even a mousetrap, better th ^ , Marion J. Hebert of E. Hartford, meeting a p p w ed 1 ^ idea, ^ d ,g the only living member dedicated, a large, five story hto neighbors, toe world wlU property on westerly side of / he was made chairman of a ^fof thetoe original medical staffstaff. structure extending to toe nortli nikke « honf»„ noth i,i= ____ committee, to be appointed by J X.. make a beaten path to his door. SUver 8 t ; \niUani H. Dougan *Early Shoppers Account him, to investigate costs and Jr. to Mai I’Tool and Engineering modem highways Oo. of Manchester, property at advise cm toe raising of funds. b ^ This addition also con- Îr lines, but t o e ^ p i W Mr. Watkins asked Horace B. . . . specialists rear offdasteriy line on Route operating rooms, ^„rld has surely come to toe Cheney, Miss Mary Cheney, brought to town 6. Mrs. Idaytie Crowell and Dr. Also; LaOava Construction Co. D.C.Y. Moore to work with him. an entoiyed talaterla and otner to Jon A. and Joan B. Jennings After thorough study, guided by In order to achieve and main- adjuncts of a modem hospital, of poventiy, property on south the experience of Dr. Moore tain full accreditation it was With this addition, Elmore Wat- erly side of Geraldine Dr. known who had made it a practice necessary to have an oiganlzed hins told toe audience at the as lot 66 in (Coventry rails; N addition periodically to close his office staff, which meant locating var- dedication, Manchester Memo- . . . Richard F. and Barbara M. in order to observe first hand lous specialists and inducing rial Hospital left the class of nicknamed motel Rials to Imperial Associates of the operation of various first them to practice in Manchester, small institutions, and faced'toe ' Manchester, i«cperty on Grant class hospitals, toe committee problem of continuing as \a But toe Crowell House was HiU Rd.; and Eva M. Toedt to recommended that a 60 bed hos- ^ M a l m g r e n was large hospital Uie friendly ak- not large enough for toe self- Paul H. and Suzanna M. Didhiis pltal costing about $160,000 be Manchester as mosphere of earlier years add care unit, so in 1966 a one of Hartford, lot 91, Lakewood buUt, and that toe money be cMef surgeon and also head of of contributing to toe develop- story structure, air-conditioned Heights. raised by pubUc subscription. A obstetrics and gynecology Dr. ment of hospital organization and containing 24 single rooms ()uit Claims filed were: Ray campaign was begun promptly. and management. was added at the southwest mond R. and Marie P. F. Elliot Cheney Brothers offered to add com er of toe hospital plant. to Raymond R. and Marie P. F. fifty percent to toe amount Built on a semi-circular plan, Elliot g employers in our and toe manding personality kept toe WORN OF UNTRIMMED COATS MADE TO ------^------national reputation in his field signed those who were up and Greater Hartford areas. In ad- Hosoital free from legal com- WOOL MELTON PANT COATS Prom toe beginning Manches- ‘uid has demonstrated arilfflcult about and nearly rea^r to go ditlon there has been a steadily pUcations * ALL " LOOK TWICE THE PRICE!' terr Memorial Hospital operated operations at hospitals through- home and also those who were growing number df contrlbu- ^ under toe most favorable aus- °ut the World. hospitalized for observation and tions. from individuals who h a v e ------" IN pices, which is another way of ,,, „ , ticsts of various kinds and would recognized toe value of our De . . . Watkins EAR 28.90 44.00 saving that it had alert able Malmgren located Dr. probably not become bed pa- velopment B^md and toe Annual set standards values to 40.00 leadershipl e a d ^ l n and thetoe ardent ai.n-sup tients. Giving Plah. The Hospital has a 60.00 value n port of many devoted workers. a high ranking student at Har- managed to maintain rates for Famous Rgss Tog pant coats made in The fake furs you've been waiting for at low Dr. George O’Hanlon, siiperin- vard Medical School and later The arguments for this plan rooms and services below those ,But if, as toe philosophers be low prices ... coots you'll love to coiy a promising intern at Massa- were primarily that it meant of most hospitals in Oonnecti- Italy, all ore wool melton with stitched Exciting Winter coats to suit your fashion ^taste and budget. tendentLCllUcllL III of cL a KIT.MJP group l/l of ICUXC large hosIlUO* 1. Ai . •• i_ AA ^ A%- J A » AAwrWflieve, cutan UAOUMlUVtt institution II is toe up to dll winter long. Choose from pltals in New York City was a n d better care for toe desperate^ cut, but inflation is making this lengthened shadow of a rayon linings, and with hand piped button A great collection of bold new checks, mosaic tweeds, herringbone eneaired as a consultant He ^“B^Kested he be invited to lo- HI — the sort of care which more and more difficult tweeds.Wool meltons, boucles, horris tweeds, and camels. All fobric blends that look like lamb, seal, ®®te to Manchester. In 1928 he In most hospitals would be re- holes. Double breasted, single breasted Sonotone’s smallest hearing aid beautifully detailed for warmth and comfortability. Many colors and hompstercofocue. Knee length, and his advice was tovahiable^ appointed chief of pediat- ceived only by those who could ..f",.®', account such ax and belted styles. Gray, coffee and navy, is worn all in the ear — ideal pontcoots, belted and unbelted, wet look Probably his ereatest service *”®^® con- afford to engage private duty this it is impossible to give ade- 8-16. coots downtown and to choose from.. 8-16. for active men and women who came to 1922 when he helned to trlbutiwis to medlcaJ knowledge nurses to be to consant atten- qnat® recognition to toe hun- coots downtown and trims, fitted and demi fit, 8-16. coots ®A x?! in children’s diseases. dance. Under this nlan toe deeds of Manchester people who need better hearing. The obtain as head of the Manches dance. Under this plan toe ^® strenuous early yeare of the ter Memorial, Miss Hannah question about any patient was bave contributed SONET® weigjis just one-tenth of an ounce w iA battery. It of the 600 bed Fordham Hospl- dry of toe Patlurfogical Depart- P*^''®‘® eooni with three special tbeir time, the raw material of ^^^ys had toe weUare of the «|jlm right into the ear — no BELOW WHOLESALE COST, ANN SPECIAL SALE! KNIT SALE OF VANITY ' SPECIAL! LADIES CRUSHED tal to New York aty, who was ment at St. FT^ls ^p?Sl >;■ ||® J?ork if to; ManchSter Memm Manchester Memorial upper- outside cords, tubes or wires ARBOR ALL WOOL CARDIGANS GLOVES AND MITTENS FAIR PETTI SLIPS . VELOUR AND CORDUROY JEANS available because she wished to and later to Dr. Ralph Keiidall "®®d intensive care? If so, he ^ ek ^ toe M^chester Mern^ most to his thought. In its See-for yourself — shift to a smaller hospital. of a like department at Hart- be assigned to toe spe- ^ “ “ PbaL Mention ha^^ formative years he was at toe 3.94 on 8.00 volue 1 *5 0 reg. 2.00 1 reg. to 5.00 9.94 ford H oopital^ to a^ltl«?to ®‘®> ®®e® “nit by his doctor and been made of a few todl- hospital dtdly, and nightly if tlOO.OO dtoooont on aU Velours in block, brown, burgundy. N o wale ^ Malmgren, a woman ^ ujg reîslbUltles of toeir^wm receive toe attentiwi he ^^®*® Htomelf^’ a dessonstrator models — The popular all wool cardigan . . 0 great A great collection of knit mittens and ex^rdtoary grace, di^ty positions, were wUltog to nurse ”®«ded. Besides, toe plan would !^ ® Crowell, and staunch advocate of high stan- .Ask to see omr Beautiful petticoats by famous Vanity corduroy in gold, antelope, beige, brown, Christmas gift. Now below c o st. . in many gloves. Solids and patterns in many colors, department along until we "’®*‘® *^‘‘®e ®®® “le staff dards to every area of human laliglsae new models 070 Fair. Taffeta and ontrons in lace trim and bronze, green, navy, purple, pink, wine, A 27. Free elesnlnc M colors, 34-40. ^ ®°“ ^d find a proper person to available. When toe seriously ill of benefMtors to t effort, he aided greaUy in set- and one size fits oil. tailored styles. Brief and short, short only. 5-13 and 8 -16. sportswear. m ^ t a h ^ the hlgjiest stM- êre cMicentrated in one sec- ^®‘ ^ ^ “ P and maintaining such mUn this montli d a t^ of hoepital operation. To fjon, fewer nurses would serve B®ard of ‘Trustees, for their fi- standards for toe hostotal. Now ,aga^2eee a t make. a s s ^ in the preparation o i our The cheerful, intimate, horn- the needs of those in the routine contributions, and for president emeritus, with a by-law, ^ e was able to bring ey little hoîtal of 1920 began and self-care areas. Finally, it dieir service to any field where large section of theinstitution SONOTONE to MMitoester m a co^ltant at êtnamese and Viet Cking thinkihg of sending a cruiser about every six memths during sUp-up, the question had not Sjvery election leaves behind clogging the roads in their pan taught me, that at the summit during Ms term of .office. Matter. somehow puzzled about how to fit our delegations agreed. Every word he spoke, each and two destroyers to Saint Ms term as president he would been asked. But De QauUe It disappointments, defeats, and icky flight ahead of the German one can preserve one’s time and •Pierre. SUBSCRIPTION RATES recent election returns into our concepts The next session is sched action he undertook, reflected De GauUe' received cheers announce weeks in advance that wanted to talk about It, and he Payable in Advance ^dlalocations of careers, and this uled for Nov. 19. Ms dream. Even when liTance columns. Disorganized soldiers one’s person only by remaining from the crowds, talked with lo " ‘What will you do then?’ he One Year ...... S3a stupid. The to shake every hand within lighted. and Ms audacity gave him the wise credited in this paper and also the been in power for three years, having inspired by sentiment as much ters sat in rows to the left of the local news puUished here. may be a once-in-a-Ufetime op war is beginning as badly as it reach. abUity, the powerful state of All rights of republloatlon of special dis speaker’s stand, and De made Us revolutionary seizure of the tion to advance themselves an could. ’Therefore It must go on. One of Ms ministers, worrying -wMch he was the leader afford- patches herein are also reserved. W a s France GauUe’s personal staff mem government back in 1967, Just before a For that, the world is wide. If I about this, told De GauUe; The Herald Printing Company Inc., as other step up the ladder. live, I will fight, wherever I “ General, the risks you take are bers were at the right. In most sumes no financial resiransiDility for typo normal and free election was scheduled By BIOBAIID K. O’MALLEY cases, the ministers were get graphical errors appearing in advertise And where the choice is re Associated Press Writer must, as long as I must, until Immense.” ments and other reading matter in The to take place. ting -Uielr first word on De Manchester Evening Herald. duced to that basic now I or the enemy is defeated and the De GauUe repUed; ’’Let’s get For these three years, the military of never, this or nothing, and the ®TIANKPURT (AP) — He one thing straight. De Gaulle in GauUe’s latest poUcy line. As S u ^ r i b e r to Angeles Times-Wadhlng- national stain washed clean.” ton Post News Service. ficers Involved in that successful revolu- individual decides on this and was a tall, haughty old man terests me only as a historical many as 1000 reporters sat on Pull service client of N . E. A. Service Inc. De GauUe had a studied aver- fraU gluded chairs facing the , tion have been governing Greece without now, the risk is necessary and with a wintry smile and a for personaUty,^ Publishers Representatives — MatJiews, si(m to the telephone.At least president. Bnonnon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency honorable and not even losing bidding gase. But this man was part of tills reticence was ap — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. the benefit of elections and without the BYance. As a greneral, De GauUe al De GauUe entered through t)ie can occasion more than the parently rooted in a ccxiversa- operation of political parties. ways insisted on absolute inde overlap of wine-red velvet cur Display advertising closing hours .normal amount of regret. Charles de Gaulle frustrated tlon he had with Premier Leon For Monday — i p.m. Friday. There are m any die-hard defenders of his aUles, irritated his staunch pendence for French forces. tains behind the platform and — 1 p m - Saturday. Where the really poignant Blum in 1936 to explain Ms took his seat alcme at the desk. Fjr Wednesday — I p.m. Monday. est supporters and made ene storm, tlose associates could In December 1941, shortly aft For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. certain intangible principles of demo- pathos comes in is when the In views on .armored warfare. De He never brought notes and nev For Friday — l p.m.-Wednesday. mies of potential friends. But GauUe described the meeting never recall Mm laughing in er the entry of the United States "cracy and freedom who are outraged by dividual has some latitude of er seemed to hesitate, although For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. above all, this man loved his In his memoirs: public, although he occasionally into the war, the decision was I For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. what has been going on in Greece. ’There choice, and then makes the se country as few men have. made that a Canadian staff he often reeled off long strings Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be- "The telephone had rung 10 mustered a pickle-tasting smile. “ *But if the cruiser' crosses rore publication, 5 p.m. Friday for lection which leads to defeat His departure leaves a ragged as by reasoli. The emotional of figûres. Sometmes' he made Saturday and Monday publiratlon. are many, others, including many Ameri times, deflecting Leon Blum’s In January 1962, when lie- the Umlt?’ when another selection might gap in the fabric of a nation still side of me tends to imagine an Introductory statement he can tourists, who are pleased to find attention to petty parliamentary hind-the-scenes moves toward “ "That would be most unfor ed Mm the means, and the war Tuesday, November 10 have led to victory. searching for its place In tile France, like the princess In the had memorized, and reporters an Algerian peace were at their tunate, for then our people offered Mn| the occasion to real some law and order being kept. some world’s affairs. fairy tales or the Madonna in could get copies as they left the To this day we do not know height, De GauUe spotted a would have to open fire.’ ” ize them . . . But from the mo where, and who even think that most of To meet Charles de Gaulle the frescoes, as dedicated to an U.S. Secretary of State Cor rcxmi. Other times, he would what Impulses surged up in group of newsmen at a recep ment America entered the war, was an experience in Itself. exalted and exceptional destiny dell HuU was furious, but De sim|Uy ask for questions. Back To The Old Poison? the Greeks themselves like it, and who Congressman Mim Daddarlo tion in the E lj^ e Palace. Roosevelt meant the peace to be From his great height he looked Tlie president walked up to (Jaulle held on to the Islands, In any case, De GauUe knew According to reports from Washingiton, may hold that, even if the'Greeks them that day, early last winter, an American peace, convinced when he reacted to the an down benignly, Uke a father ”Our country, as It Is, sur them and said, "Hiank you.” < and the storm finally blew over. precisely what he wanted to talk the Nixon Administration, having selves don’t like it, having it may be presiding over the family table. British Prime liOnlster Win about, and members of Ms staff that he must be the (xie to dic nouncement by Governor John rounded by the others, as they The newsmen did- not .under tate its structure, that the states good for them. He always spoke softly and with stand v^y De GauUe was ex ston Churchill was reported to made sure the proper questiems acknowledged to itself that Democratic Dempsey that he would not run are, must aim Mgh and hold It which had been overrun should Eventually, however, everybody may a (xmeern that made a man feel pressing his thanks until he ex have remarked during the war: were asked. After ail. the ques- use of the unemployment issue probably again. We can only guess that self straight, on pain of mortal be subject to his Judgement, and he was welcome. But he also plained: "The heaviest cross I have to be made happy. For the Greek colonels there suddenly welled up in him danger. In short, to my mind, that France in particular should defeated the Administration’s attempted (XMild be coldly angry. “ Yes, tMngs being what they bear is the cross of Lorraine.” are now letting it be known that not only the residual momentum o t a France cannot be France with recognize Mm as its savior and use of the law and orlder issue, is now in - much earlier vision o f the Dad- That he was brave has been out i:reatne8S.” are, forunately I can read your Tile cross of Lorraine was the do they intend to hold an election, some weU documented. arbiter.” tending to follow the election returns by dario career as one which stories to find out irtiat I think.” symbol of De QauUe’s Free But there are a few thlngb On Stalin: ^ day In the not too distant future, but they would end by giving Connecti De GauUe was a cartoonists’ French Forces. executing something of a left turn in its about his bravery that have not also intend to create a political party to cut its first Governor of Italian deUght. De GauUe despised the multi should be sent to man the radio When De GauUe left Lemdon “ Stalin was possessed by the own economic policies. descent. We can only guess that, been pubUcly mentlimed. party system that led to the station at France’s Saint Pierre to set iip Ms headquarters in Al wlU to power. After a lifetime of take part in such an election. His 6-fott 4-lnch frame, his for the pe< le around him, and His conduct during one of the never-ending changes Of govern and Mlcquelon islands in . the giers after the aUled invasion, machinations he was used to 9 prominent nose and an ample or administrative questions. As ITiis could be even more of a mistake It will, suitably enough, be a political perhaps for some part of him attempts on Ms life was perhaps ments in the TMrd and Fourth North Atlantic. ‘The islands he went to see British Foreign disguising his features as well as the best illustration of the su paunch, wMch could not be con I took my leave, and he was —and a more costly mistake to the coun party designed to harmonize, In its prin self, K seemed imperative to republics. When he was re were' still loyal to the Vichy gov Secretary Attumy Eden to say his Innermost soul, to dispens preme courage of Charles de cealed even by expert tailoring, again called, he made a great, reach promptly and deoWvely turned to power In 19S8, howev ernment and the alUes feared fareweU. He recalled: ing with Illusions, pity or sincer try as a whole— than the Adminis ciples and in its leadership, with the re Gaulle. were easy marks for the carica tired gesture. ‘Judge’, he said, for the advancement which was turist’s pen. er, he re c o ^ z e d that he needed the ra(Uo statiim might be used “Mr. Eden good-humoredly ity and to see in each man an tration’s ferocious final concentration on gime which is already in power In He was on his way to his heli ‘If it is easy for the head of a Ptiotographed by Sylvian Oflara clearly open. a party to k>lidify Ms position. for German navigation. asked: 'Do ycxi know that you obstacle or a threat . . .As a copter pad at ViUacoublay. De GauUe was often por government to hold to the plan the law and order issue. That, as it ■ Greece. His followers orgânlzed the De GauUe had been itching to have caused us more difficulties Communist disguised as a mar The Secret Army organization trayed as Joan of Arc, resplen you have outlined when he can SPANISH FOOT QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR: In any event, Congreesman Union for a New RepubUc, and send in a naval force to claim than aU our other European al shal, a dictator preferring the turned out, was poor political strategy, ’This amounts to a neat and rather dent King Louis XIV or Napo not .remain five minutes with Daddarlo reacted to the Demp had planned his death, and that De GauUe was asked how the the Islands for the Free French, Ues put together?’ tactics of guUe, a conqueror perhaps because the people themselves One Of A Pair At The Cheney Homestead With Vase Backs, leon. Some of Ms character the same idea.’ ” stimulating reversal of the normal pro sey announcement by making a o f , , ^ wife. As his car sped party should orient itself. He re but had hesitated because a t ” I repUed, smiling in my turn, tions were in, De GauUe would with an affable smUe, he was a would in any- case, have resented the Splint Seats And Turned Stretchers quick shift in his own direction. along, the machine gunners seemed to be drawn from each De GauUe (Ud not fall into the pUed : 6- cess, in which it is customary for a of the three. Washington’s disapproval. When ‘France is a great power’.” give a long statement that in past master of deceptiem. But so One day he had been looming opened fire fronq two side roa^. same trap. Describing the "work “ De GauUe is not on the left. super-righteousness its orators seemed political party to decide what it believes he heard of the Canadian plmi, cluded all the necessary repUes. fierce was his passion that It of as the Instrument the party At the sound, the old man re ing routine he followed In Al Nor on the right. Nor in the cen he rushed three corvettes and a De GauUe’s news conferences If a question displeased Mm, ten gleamed through Ms armor, to claim for themselves. in, and who its candidates are, and then De GauUe wrote that Ms deci leadership would use to lift the mained upright but turned to his giers as head of the French pro ter. He is above.” submarine to rally the islands to were always impressive specta or If he was not'prepared to re and gave Mm a certain sinister sion to fight pn, even in the But what may be coming out of the seek the power of office. A Thought for Today r Senate nomination from Tom wife and said, “ Bow your visional government, he said: After he becaiiie president of Ms movement. cles, and he had an instinct for ply, he ignored it. On one occa- charm.” Dodd. The next day he had pre head.” Mme. De Gaulle, herself J “ Administration’s deliberate effort to ad In this case, a group which already Sponsored by the Manchester empted the nomination for Gov of the same mpttle, did not. In side Battle For Council of Churches X, just to the election returns may not only has seized the power a t office intend^ to ernor. for himself, and, vdille Tlien another burst struck the be mistaken in logic but costly In policy. create itself a poUtical party which will shutting off any scramble tor car, and riie did bow her head. Help Is AvaU^le But the Md general remained suit and reflect Itself. that nomination, opened the They Also Found Him Arrogant % Let us assume, for the sake of Nixon^s Mind As the choir returaed to their Senate situation to bitter party uprig^t|and said, with some as deliberation, that there is really some Perhaps, as the inventors of the robing room after the service, disorder. perity: "Why aren’t the police shooting back?” kind of chance that the Nixon Adminis original democray, the Greeks are going ort one soprano remarked, “Well, It is easy now, of course, to When they arrived safely at to be better at inaugurating this new our beautiful day must have tration’s original battle plan for dealing turned stormy in the past hour. see what Daddsurio should have - ViUacoublay, the

m is so dark.” "No,” done. He had it made, in Wash with the patient resignation he His Contemporaries Look at Le Grand Charles chose whmi displeased; ’"Ilie employment could be working. regimes In the world have been in their answered an alto, “ the high ington, as a respect^ legisla WASHINGTON—A momentous uncorking the economy, high tive expert in the scientillo en-' ,peo{rie-who are charged with By THE A/SSOCXATIED PRESS efforts to tailor existing political parties chairman—Dr. Arthur Burns—is school kids had a movie In here Eisenhower in “Ousade In United^ States. ‘The Germans “ The publication of your mes Fhccerpts from the diary of French morale had hit bottom. Field Marshal Viscount Mont internal struggle over economic Treasury officials warn that any known to disagree with Stein. and the shades are drawn.” vlronmental field. He could protecting me are as bad shots Europe,” 1948: Let us assume that the Nixon Admin to their own image. On Nov. 3, for in diaries de GauUe was praised had conquered his country. He sage would haiÛed to the over Henry L. Stimson, World War n FYench morale had tit bottom. gomery in “The Path to Leader- policy Is underway inside the action now will be poUtlcally Nevertheless, even Stein's Sometimes we live in darkness have transferred his special ex as those who are trying to kill istration plan for inducing a slowdown me.” ”I personally' liked General had no real foothold anyiêre. throw of De Qaê, vdio after secretary of war; The desire of the FYench people sMp,” 1961: stance, the group now holding office pointless. The Presidential elec severest critics at the Treasury when sunshine is available. We pertise easily to service in the' by most of Ms contemporaries Never mind; he defied aU. five long y e ^ o t elqierience, I Nixon admlnlstraUon with the Senate. Anyone who saw the old man De GauUe, as I recognized In to regain something of their lost “ In my opinion there is only in the growth of inflation without too seems to have had a blueprint of what tion Is two years away. "Why would acknowledge that if Mr. may carry the burden of per for Ms unswerving devotion to am convinceil is the -worst ene Treasury furiously resisting ef in public would never suspect him many fine qualities. We power and prestige was under one great national leader in the marked a rise in the list of igiemploy- they would like to have as a political not stick to the Administration’s Nixon gives the green Ught, sonal problems for a long time Prance, but many found him ar my of Fiance in her troubles.” . . . behavior forts — dramaUcally reinforced If he had gone for the Sen that he had any time for Ught- felt, however, that these quali . . . to increase standable, and Americans found Western world ’ today—General "game plan” (In Nixon termi there could be significant accel yhen help is available. There ChurcMU -was quoted as saying ed has actually now reached its turning party for the future, but the voters re by Republican elecUon losses— ate nomination he could have* heartedness. This was not so. rogant and unbending—a man ties were marred by hypersensi his influence consistently annoying . it easy to sympathize with De QauUe. He has vision, pMlti- nology) of achieving full employ eration of the economy. 11118 Is are many trained, capable he c(xisidered De GauUe “one of point, so that the worst of the In fused to play the roles assigned to them. to accelerate the economy and taken it so decisively in the* An aide once said that he en who could be extremely difficult tiveness and an extraordinary them. De Gaulle’s methods of cal courage, tenacity and the ment by mld-1972 but not be precisely what they are determ counselors who can help us with the greatest dangers to Euro reduce unemployment immedi state conventiem that he would joyed humor provided it came stubbornness in matters wMch “ Since 1940 the general has championing FYench national abUlty of decision .. . He is flation and the worst of the Unemploy- We doubt that the voters Greece will, fore? ined to prevent in the turbulent our personal problems if we and often was. "Always, even when he was pean peace. No (me has more ately. have closed off not merely any.' from an intelligent man and not appeared inconsequential to us. consistently behaved with an ar causes, however, were not al most certainly a triton among a The reason for the Treasury’s weeks Just ahead. ' will seek their help. ‘Those -who dealt with Mm dur behaving worst, he seemed to need than Britain of FVench ement are both now beginning to be over. either, if they ever get a chance to vote. Until the .mid-term election, primary threat from other (MUi- from a buffoon. My own wartime contacts with rogance and touchiness that ways along peaceful lines, and multitude of minnows in the caution could not even be hinted Copyright 1970 Field Enter Most people turn first to their express the personaUty a t frlendsMp, but I am sure that In In such a situation, what does the re the push for acceleration was dldates, but also any possible* One of Ms favorites was ing the trying yeans of World him never developed the heat were not pleasant to any of the Ms tendency to use force to Western world. I have a tremen at before the election (and even prises, Inc. pastor. -Clergymen today are FYance—a great nation, -with all the l(mg run no understanding ported new Nixon Administration limited to a single high Admin third party effort by Itom Dodd. George Brown, the former Brit War n including Franklin D that seemed to be gênerated fre its pride, authority and ambi Anglo-Americans. . . . In North press nati(Mial claims made for dous admiration for him. He is istration official: Herbert Stein now is spoken only in hush-hush better trained to help persons quently in his meeting with will be reached with General De strategy mean? ^ whispers not attributable to Ad ish foreign minister who ' Often Roosevelt, Winston ChurcMU, tion. It was said In mockery Africa Ms behavior had been difficult situations.’ a great man.” How To Be A Good Loser of the President’s Council of through counseling. Some per It is quite true that if Dad-' many others.” GauUe.” ministration officials), n iey be- got into hot water by ignoring Dwight D. Elsenhower and Har that he thouglit himself the liv consistently annoying, and It Economic Advisors. Although sons need specialized help such darlo bad decided to preempt ‘ It means that the nation is going to What has happened to that time-honor Ueve that the present relative Herald diplomatic niceties! ing representation of Joan of was apparent that he had inex his public statements have been as that provided by caseworkers, the Senate nomination, that ry S. Tniman, gave their throw away a victory it may have al ed American tradition of being a g(x>d ly high rate of unemployment “He Ukes Brown,” an aide Arc, with whom it Is said one of . . . DeGaulle demanded tricably confused the cause of ambiguous, Stein has pushed clinical psychologists, psychiatr might have left the gubetna-. impressions of the French lead ... he teas no friend loser? Gone appeuiently, along with crew must be sustained through much Yesterdays once said. ” He likes the airy hu his ancestors served as a faithful FYance with the cause of <3ener- ready begun to win. along sound lines hard in private to take the gov ists, and other threrapists; In torial situation in some confu equal rights cuts, saddle shoes and matcMied sweater- of 1971 if inflation is ever to mor of the man and he respects er in books written in later of England adherent. TMs did not seem to al De GauUe as a latter-day ernment’s foot off the brake and the^ professions there are many sion. The logical solution, which" his mentality.” PLAZA DEPT. STORE and on sound principles. In order to In and-sidrt sets, If the sour response of be contained. That’s why the 25 Years Ago years. me as absurd as it looked.” Joan of Arc. put it on the accelerator of high sensitive practitioners who are would have been to run form er' Charles de GauUe "seemed Former Secretary of State (We Have A Notion To Please) dulge a post-election panic. Waterbury youth to the defeat of their Administration’s policymakers One who knew De Gaulle well Churchill in “ The Hinge of ChurcMU in ‘"Tnelr Finest “ To Secretary (of State Oor- er spending and expansion of Phone - A - Bond campaign Involved in the helping and heal Mayor Richard Lee of New Ha- - ponderous to many, thrashing James F. Byrnes In “ Speaking E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Poptdar Mkt.) ' candidate, the Rev. Joseph Duffey, in ?.re so frightened today. They was U.S. diplomat Robert Mur- Pate,” 1960: Hour,” 1949, referring to De deU) HiUl, whose sensitive pride the money supply. closes with such an avalanche ing arts as a fulfillment of their' ven for Governor, probably., them with the “ glory erf Flonkly,” 1P47: The Nixon Administration decision Tuesday’s election is any indication. Stein was badly outvoted. worry that Stein, now backed irfiy, President Itoosevelt's per- “ Certainly I had continuous Gaulle’s attitude In 1940: had been deeply aroused by un OPEN WED., 'mUBS., FBI. tUl 9 of bond sales that deliveries can Christian vocation. God can woiSd not have appealed to^ France.” But when De Gaulle “ Stalin described De GauUe ’The thought of anything less than com Paul McCracken, council chair- by panic-stricken politicians, will soiuti representative in North difficulties and many sharp an justified and violent attacks on Is reported to be one in jvhlch the gates “ not be made for four days be help you through them to ac many party professionals, either ; spoke of the glory of France, it "■We did our utmost to in plete victory appears to be totally unac ____man, seemed to take a neutral force a switch in strategy. Africa. As such, he had much to tagonisms with Mm. ’liiere was, as ‘very unrealistic’ about American poUcy towa^ Vichy, to a little more inflation will be de cause of weekend aiid Veterans complish healing. in the Daddarlo camp or the' lived again, lily banners, ships crease his influence, authority ceptable to these embryo poUtical work "^ ^ ^ e w , but Secretary David Ken Even if Stein and the polit do with arranging the famous however, a dominant element in Fiance’s role In postwar control the very mention of De GauUe NATURREX filRDLES & BBAS We must be open to their help. Bailey eamp. And it is, o f ’ of the line and all. and power. He for Ms part na liberately opened up again, so that an in ers whose descriptions of their disap- nedy and his Treasury col icians win, there are limits on Casablanca “ shotgun wedding” our relationsMp. I could not re of (]tomiany and declared that was en(xigfa to pnxluce an out 10 Years Ago Trusting God to use such course, a possibility that even turally resented any kind of For that smooth, natural look. Outstanding crease in inflation can bring about a pointoents ranged from “ I’ll kill ’em. . . leagues were anything but neu what the Administration can do, between De GauUe and French gard him as representing cap truck o n our part with Vichy, though ‘FYance had not (toie burst of skillful- Tennessee den specialists, we can find a way if it liad been a Lee-Daddario" I swear to God, it’s not fair’’ to “ This tral. They warned that prema particularly when it comes to Several citizens and mer Gen. Henri Glraud. tive and prostrate Fl-ance, nor and thought we ouglit to be ex much fighting in the war, yet unciation, and-to the President, styles and quality. Budget prices. decrease in the amount • Of unemploy to raise the shades and let the ticket, peacefully selected, th e" De GauUe has demanded equal was their last hope” (of people who had ture acceleration of the economy fiscal 'policy (raising govern chants oppose hiking parking News of Death In Ms book “ Diplomat Among indeed the FYance that had a clusively loyal to Mm. He also De GauUe -was a narrow-minded ment. simshine in. > Republicans would still have ' ■ rights with the Soviets, the Brit about given up on the system) to “ After would sabotage efforts to con ment spending). 1116 Federal meter rates to nickel, but Warriors,” Murphy recorded right to decide freely the future felt it to be essential to Ms posi- FYench zealot with too much Rev. Carl W. Saunders made the nominations they did,.; ish* and the Americans, who this. . .1 don’t know If I’ll want to try trol inflation. All sig^ns were that budget is now so badly out of Chamber backs idea providing Kept 14 Hours these imp'resrions: for herself. I knew he was no tipn before the Flench people ambition for Ms own good and The possibility is that, at the very mo again I n ’72." President Nixon himself fully South United Methodist Church and still have gained the final" have done the fighting.’ control that a really massive In more off-street parking Is avail “ From the point of view of De friend of England. But I always that he ôuld maintain a proud some rather dubious -views on ment when we might have been begin-, Disappointment is understandable in backed the ’Treasury. decision. But the strong, pol-” OOLOMBEY - LES-DEUX-EG- crease is scarely possible. able by the Town Parking Au GauUe, the entire Casablanca recognized in him the spirit and and haughty demeaîor towards "President Roosevelt did not democracy.” any defeat. But these youthful reactions Setbacks suffered by Repub thority. gnant possibility is that M im " LISEIS, France (AP) — ‘The ning to reap the real rewards from a That leaves monetary policy Current Quotes setup was all wrong for a settle conception which, across the ‘perfidious Albion.’ although an take issue with Stalin on De are dismaying in their spoiled assump licans last Tuesday, however, Daddarto might have had h is" manner in^'~^riiich Charles de pages of history, the word exile dependent upon our pro GauUe. ‘Hie President had great policy of swearing off the stimulants of (increasing the money supply), "It is the 111-fed, ill-housed ment between Frenchmen'. He tion that ’THEIR candidate just could have brought scores of party which is Stein’s first choice of and ill-clothed that I will be political future—and the portlc- GauUe'a death became known, ‘Fl-ance’ would ever pioclaim. tection and dwelling in our admiration for FYance, but he On This Date ular poUtical future for vdilch^ was offered a formula wMch he . . . a man of inflation, we are now going to reach not lose, and If he did, it was unfair, In politicians running to Stein’s weapons. But monetary policy Is working for.” _ih om a s Reed, was in keeping with Ms^ career ” I understood and admired, midst. He had to be rude to the (Ud not admire De Gaulle. On dicating a total break-down of the mar side. They feel that the Presi In 1674, the Dutch surrender he was best qualified and fitted;:^ —he kept such close counsel considered the handiwork of dedicated courage for just one of two more slugs of the controlled by the independent newly elected Negro member Netherlands to the En- —If he had not stampeded him- ” that many of his associates that he was not a British pup stuff, just to get rid of that nasty un Federal Reserve Board, whose Ush. the Alabama House a t Repre agents. To accept it was to ac demeanor. Here he was—a refu a conversati(m at COsablanca in O F MANCHESTER of political give-and-take. impact of unemployment in the sentatives. self down the wrohg fork of the 'Z learned of his actions only after pet. He certainly carried eople, for its weak matically available. Working for a goal the event—presumably so she does not guarantee instant attainment. future health of the Republican could properly notify the gov the conference firmly resolved YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO A ness and surrender. We ourselves are-Hclaim factor. the life of Charles de GauUe. had fitted De GauUe into a subT- sion? ’The answer has to be- that no one Take a good, long look at the bedding their unwillingness to ever again com A case in point is Rockford, ordinate plaiie, whereas De can give such an assurance. It is not a pete In another game? — WATERBURY you’ve been using. You’ve become so accus 111., a Republican bastion where GauUe actually set in motl face its economic situation with piece when the watchman tried mained in the Mediterranean- plunge well below the knee. California and Indiana, Demo mendations of an orthopedic surgeon. Ire long-term common sense. Perhaps com unsuccessfully to detain Mm. in fact, would have disturbing Perlii^ it is time to recall the words cratic near-sweeps in Ohio, and after-effects -wMch Eisenhower it at Watkins tomorrow. Twin or Full Siz^ mon sense will no longer work. Perhaps of an ancient sage: Say nothing but good Michigan, and the upset defeat , ’llie wig was made by an In- teniatlonaUy known maker and would have to consider right up East Hartford High School courage. cost votes on Nov. 3. But the about the dead. of Rep. George Bush for Sen to Ms retirement in 1961 as pres m attr^ or box spring $99.50. Queen set The midi is dead. ator in Texas. wak stamped with a serial num $269, King $889. long-term InevltabiUties do not change. ident of the United StMes.” ' Good.-THE NATIONAL OBSERVER. To these poUtical dem and for ber, It led detectives to EUen, 777 Burnside Avenue - . East Hartford » and a Judge sentenced Mm to ’Ihese comments were by Ei- five years Monday for armed SMihower and others about De robbery. Gaulle: ' h r r,S'

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i: PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19TO \ MANCHESTER EV: HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, NO’VEMBER 10, 1970 UAW Talks Arrested in Illinois S ou th IT inôr P j ^ R u l e d Obituary Sterling Posts Luna program, apparently are Joint U.S.-Soviet orbiting station magazine Avlatafa I Kosmonav- 1978—taking advantage of pla Court Cases Soviet Space Program in the works for 1970s. inanned by an international Glm make: it clear teat Sevas- netary, alignment that occurs' R es u m e NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two B a n b r i i p t Cosmonaut Sevastyanov said crew. tyanov- and Nikolayev hold once bvery 178 years. Tlie Inter- Cari F. Snyder Police Say Connecticut Trio PZC Slates In Washington last month that a Prof. Oleg Gazeii|io, director sông reservations about tee pl^ of gravity w;ould take the Yale University f a c u 1 t,y ClBODIT OOUBT i t Makes Strong Recovery In Detroit Carl F. Snyder of Beacon, . members were appointed Mandieeter S ^ o n NEW YORK (AP) — A feder-' long-term orbital space station of the .Soviet Institute of possibility, of interplanetary pivbe on a nlrte-year Jouhiey N.Y., father of Mrs. Alice Evans Part of National Theft Ring Monday to Sterling profeST 4 Hearings Hy MICQAEL JOHNSON have stwikon n«i\r . IS the next objective In the Biomedical Problems and a ttianned experiments at this .^ t Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus of Veraon who is a meinber of The charges against' Ronald referee s^d to^F Aasoptat^ Press Writer terms Twhnt ^®!I®'’®^ space medicine authority, told Gihe. Zand Neptune, DETTROIT (AP) — I .sorshliM, among the highest le Rertiid’s women’s staff, SKOKIE, ni. (AP) — Three Skokie police notified Hart- lAbonte, 17, at 82 BVltpn Rd., the First Devonshire Oorp., a for .the United Auto Workers » ‘academic •paata at the Uni the ^ U**®’‘^Z*'®'" "We are Working on the crea- the Mst cohgTess of the Interna- citing their exoerlence wlte Connecticut residents orrested ôrd authorities of the airline versity. I I Next Week were nplled yesterday a t the suspended member ot the New MOflOOW (AP) — The Soviet Îl„___P®d—the tlon of an orbital station be- tional Astronautical Federation ^ngers”^ « and- Cleneral Moton* COrp. re- manned space center 1,400 cause Steel Bars Gain sumed contract talks today aft also include his on theft charges at a shopping shipment sent to Connecticut They are Or. Oeiliard H. . request of Prosecutor Joseph ^ o rk Stock Exchange, has been ------— ,„„ea souuieaat of Moscow ans *JL® ®®?**®®‘^® }®*^ month in Konstanz, West quickening of pulse, shortness of er a 17-hour negotiating sesslmisession « “>»«; daughter, a son,^ center were described by poUce Giebisch, prpfeksor of physi The Planning and Zoning paradlso. , k t making a strong recovery bote The Academy of lienees fM^ta*iî?**L fluctuatiii^ blood GARY, Ind.—Annual Ameri- failedled to produce a eeHreme„fsettlement ôf nine grandchUdren, and three H ^ o r d poUce followed a man ology, and Dr. Albert J . Sol- Oopunlssion will hold a public Labonte was charged with banurup ^ Jn manned flight and space-ro- Prestdent, :^ Mstislav Keldysh tiiM for h. seein to pressure, they wrote >hst space can prbductioii of crmcrete-re- an elg^t-week-old strike. great-grandchildren. ^ ^ nationwide who claimed the package at the nit, professor of pediatrics hearing on Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. conspiracy to give controlled nJwerv! bot mlsBlons seveS vT,^ ®®X® "rained flight to ^ reta ” h. *® tar Promising for recruiting medicine has along way to go inforcing steel bars has neariy The funeral will be Wednes- ®hdpllftlng ting that operated airport to his home, where they The negotiators had met from and psychiatry. at the Town Hall to consider drugs, risk of injury to a minor, heavy te tee T . “theoretically p^ribl^- and inte^tlon^ crews to be use0 North united Methodist Carlo Prestileo, with approxi- program, Paradlso said, if he ^ jta addition, they have contrib uted to Q>ace medicine by test lengthy bargaining session. He L s bom Jan. 30, 19^ in S------e m S------r b at S S S g o ^ ^-*tlon^ AliTOrT'pollce'Mid'uie Church senior Hi Youth forum mately 16 acres of land near were prosecuted on the charges. HlgWy placed soiw es had ex- Ellington and lived in West Merchants became suspicious ^hg co n ta ii^ allegedly stolen will meet tonight at 7 at the the Manchester town line in a He emphasUed, though, that in bva^SmI i ing man’s endurance in a record ______pre^d opUmlsm Monday ^târtford for 30 years. He was a because the man and two worn- suite veiled at church. Rural ResldenUal (RR) zone; the event of Labonte’s release, brokerage firm vôuld event^- orbital experiment lasting 18 '....' settlement, was imminent, to e past president of the Moving en loitered in stores without $4,(WoX ----- Rocco J. Alexander, 38 acres he would reopen the case. acquire control of the fnl^ da>B. said chMces of a tenteUve picture Machine Operators Lo- making any purchases. Sgt. J ^ e s CSark Skokie po- Basketball -for the youths of of land adjacent to the Man-, Other cases disposed of in- clally ailing Good body, the fifth H pubUc statements by cos monauts and scientists can be Caldol agreement today urere 0-80 cal 488 of Hartford and has been Police said they stopped Molr lice dete^Ve, said Molr told po- Trinity Covenant Church in Chester Town line, also in an eluded: - largest firm. 4T you want to be opumis- employed as a projectionist in and the women for a minor traf- lice that he the women were Grade 9 and up will begin to- B R zone, and Andrew Charbon- CTatk Buffinton, 28, of E ast Ten other brokerage houMS taken -at face value, more tic. impressive feats with men and various theaters for the past 40 fic violation as they drove from part o^ a theftxring operating night at 7 at the Salvation ^f®**^,®®®*** ^ construct unite Hartford, found guilty of "®w being liquidated under DOORS OPEN Negotiators are working un years. He was employed at Cln- the shopping center. PoUce said throughout the country. Clark Army. dlrecUy across from Veterans speeding, fined $26, the New York Stock Exchange’s robots wlU be attempted in the der great pressure since GM near future. WED. 9:30 A.M. ema I and H in Newlhgton at they found more than $1,800 quoted Moir as s ^ n g ’’each ------Memorial Park in an A20 zone. Patrick Colangelo l9 trf 184 ®P®®‘®* ’ ‘™®* Fund, Up l i i i has said that if agreement is not Tile office of Herbert Lowen- Comnonauts Vitaly Sevastyan reached today, production at the the _ time______of __ his death._____ worth of stolen clothing, includ- day I sent Lewis and'^Blowers ’The board of Christian educa- "^® ^°®rth applicant,' Savin ^yqjjte SL found guilty'of fall- He was a communlcMt of St. ing two men’s suits valued at out with orders to steal clothing Uon and the dlaconate board of Brothers Inc. seeks permission Ucenro and faUure thal, referee in bankruptcy ov and Andrian 'Nikolayev start' world’s laigest Industrial corpo- Mark the- Evangelist Church. ed tile comeback in June when the back seat of and not to return unUl eacli^^ ’Trinity Covenant Church will to carry registration, fined $8 for the U.S. District Court here. they set the duration record and ★ uec.t o c ° ^1 , ‘^Mdand mat C t any ^ r^ roprolongs lo w a ^jj.g Josephine Kavarski his wife, Rice the Police car. said they also found acquiredapparel.” $i,000Clark worthsaid M®Ueved to be fully *..n.. look back over a successful Deaths In YMCA Consolidation Color Pack It. and red vinyl. Memorial Hospital of natural his office at the national con an electrician-mate,lectrician-mate, recently suspended. committed in the Uquldation of year. tuses. vention held in San Francisco, was promoted to his present , Bie past week, boards Mark A Krechko 18 of Tol- other brokerage houses The swelling of national pride TTie World rank. H Hea 1 is= serving «hJ^Haboard thA the of managers of the Hockanum ,_r^* ®®.“ °’. ®’ .. * The Big Board that goes with these achieve She was born March 12, 1921 Calif. He had served on various Valley and tionth found guilty of operating ooara suspended USS Forrestal, an aircraft car- South Windsorwinosor ^ motorcvclemote-— without the nron- ^ First Devonshire last: Aug. 18 on ments is bound to help counter Junior BoyS\ •¥ ir i t if i r k if i t i t ★ ★ ★ Gen. Sir Robert Mansergh in South Windsor and moved to national committees before be- k it coming head of the Elks. rler, at Norfoik, Va. He is the .^ ^ A s voted to dissolve and er lic4 the grounds that it was in such the feeling among many Rus LONDON (AP) _ Gem Sir y®®” sians that money is being wast Charge' Leou Uris former member of the Enfield Miller will spend his term of son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip An- ^® Valley j,,,chaigi operating m unrevis f*"®®®*®* cMidItion that it could Snow Suits Robert Mansergh, 70, com- » . , „ . * drulot of 93 Lenox St. YMCA with new offices located ®"®*Y®® operati^ an unregls- ^ . _c_îtt»d to stev in busi ed in space vhile the Soviet con It! mander of NATG forces in office traveling through the at Vernon Circle. tered tered motorcycle, motorcvcle and anrf opera-nnero. *■ permiueu ... lo stay m Dusi- Newest sumer is neglected. Soviet news Our Reg. 14.j northern Europe from 1983 to Survivors also include, a son, United States and its posses ting a motorcycle without êad ^ creditors Temple Chapter, OES, will C®r®y H. Greene, executive or to the exchange. media stfess that orbiting cos 1 0 0 1989, died SUhday. William H. Wayner, at home; sions visiting Elks lodges. % nylon, fully QB v n two brothers, Milton Horton of meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the serve the towns of East ® sutaUtute Information to 7. i ’ ’ Raymond Craimlck of Lebanon, by a grand exalted ruler, and and state Elk officials. MAHRC Meeting skeptical masses of tiie need for author ot ’"Think and Grow Windsor, Ellington, South Wind- ®harge of failure to show li- an active manned space pro Funeral services will be to- the luncheon will be attended by Mrs. Gleim L. Miller, wife of Tremendous Value! 5.40 Rich,” died Sunday. Publishers Will Hear Swift gram. said HlU’s "sSiU TetU rt m ™ a t “ a.m“ aT the' mL“ oriaTs,“^^^^^^^^^ thrgranTeâlted^rSrr, ^ wiU h f'^ ’'’ Kuzma, 26, ot By the Authdr of Exodus, Moving ahead on a separate Topas, and Mila 18. Be sure to book sold 20 millionllllon copies. He Manchester Ixrdge, presented with a gift of velvet. the merging date of the two as- ^^d®. found gull- Edward Swift, director of the servlce^'tom^^tôTm. Z front, newspapers and broad read it! headed the NapoleonroleonHUl Foun- wji- " the sanctuary. sociations. ty of speeding, finefined $18. Hartford <îce of the State casters have hailed tee success datlon, which worked mainly ]^PPlng-qem eteiy, South Wind Toddlers’ Snowsuits Boys’ Knit Hats Coventry in time to budget for tee ----- Greene said it takes a popu- Littlefield, 81, of Dlvisirm of Vocational Rehabili- of the unmanned moon-acooper wHh rehabilitation convicts. ' current year, so that, apparent-' choirs at pmanuel Lutheran latlon of 60,000 plus to ade- Hartford, found guUty of speed- tation, Bureau of Rehabilitation as a cheiQier, safer method cf Friends may call at the fêr- Girls and boys Q Q Q Solids, stripes. Our ^ ^ Elbert Hubbard n ly, full cost of tee union con- Church will rehearse tomorrow quately support a program. flned $20. Services, will be guest speaker doing what the Apollo astro One size fits all. Reg. Ironing Table al home today froih-.7 to 9 p.m. styles. 2 to 4. l^g ^ V . O O Benrus 17-Jewel Watches BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) —El School Bands tract was not known, leading in Luther Hall as follows: Adult With tee merger, YMCA can Blchard C. Oliver, 27, of at the monthly meeting of the nauts did. ’Ihere has been no bert Hubbard II, who as a teen to insufficient appropriations. Bell Choir at 10 a.m.. Cherub plan for a new facility and be Hilliard St., found guilty of Manchester Association for the emphasis on the fact that Luna , Our Reg. Dress Styles for Men & Women! ager inspired his father to write Record Album The current poUce contract Choir at 3:30 p.m. and Emanuel in a better position to serve the intoxication, fined $10. Help of Retarded Children, carried home 3^ ounces of ! to 5.99 u n tee essay ”A Message to Gar- will be re-negotiated in January Cjholr at 8 p.m. entire five-town area, he added. Janies W. Pitkin, 18, of 279 It will be ’nulrsday at 8 p.m. moon soil compared with the 182 Boys’ Flannel Shirts cla,” died Sunday at 88. Generals Now on Sale Girls’ Pullon Sweaters and tee poUcemen said they The adult information class An official meeting will be ^®™ ®t., found guilty of oper- in the Sheltered Workshop, 48 pounds collected in the Apollo 11 Cotton flamytr. Out; _ 3.99 Our have notified Moore that they of Zion Lutheran Church will held on Nov. 17 to elect officers ®th'8' a motor vehicle with un- School St., and is < ^ n to the and 12 missions. Ung sleeve, zip Q Reg. 'The (Spyentry Public Schools asstd. colors. Rag. 1 I I J Return are ready to state preUminary meet tonight at 7:30. tor tee coming year, with em- ®®*® Gres, fined $10. pubUc. No Soviet moon landing is in 6-18. 1.69 back. 4-6X, 7-14. , «®g«9 Z . Z Z Easy Off 29.97 cimuslc depeMpnent has aimounc- needs for next year’s budget, ----- phasls on placing young mem- Susan J. Rict)ter of Bolton, Swift is an expert in the field preparation, according to fre Wiudow Cleauer Clock Radio Riot Gear ed that the JOTO .edition of the but have not heard from Moore ’The World War I Barracks hers on tee board of managers iound guilty of failure to obey of rehabiUtation of the handl- quent disclaimers in Moscow, Lighted clock Charge iti To Turkey^ iS'A oz. ^ Fautastic21.40 Selectiou To Choose From! ^ dial. Solid Coventry High Schobi and Capt ®® regarding this. and AuxlUary will meet tomor- to represent each of tee five ® flashing red Ught, fined $10. capped and has helped establish but it is likely that more un Ladies’ Acrylie Sweaters manned Bcoopera will seek more Ladies’ Pant Set size Beautiful watches ideal for gift giving, in a wide variety of styles. Ex- ^ ! state design, Sought For (Continued from Page One) Nathan Hale. School Band rec- *BA Resignation ™w at 10:30 at the American ‘owns in tee region. Blopelle, 26, of 106 new faciUties in the state. H ^ Pullovers, cardi- 371 soil samples. ^ pi^nsion bands. Each watch carries a full year guarantee. 7^ 3 Vi" speaker. ord album unu, » i ' ôwn Clerk Elizabeth Rych- Legion Home for a march to Presently the Indian Valley Birch St., found guilty of oper- was a consultant in ptenuing \ gans, asstd. Q Q Q Bonded Orion® X' -'Z: 13.33 Any Soviet space planners top-level U.S. diplomats stayed ®®*®' ' - . ling reports that she has re- Manchester Memorial Hospital "SMCA has more than 20 Indian ®Gng an unregistered motor ve- and developing tee Manchester \ '0 ‘o'8- 7.59 0 . 0 0 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkTk- Guardsmen away from Soviet observances Yh^ year, tee album contains cejved a resignation from ^®r Veterans Day services. Guide ’Tribes, a program design- Mcle, and operating a motor ve- Sheltered Workshop. The topic embarrassed when Apollo 11 WAdHTMmviH 'AT>i....b ‘**® anniversary of the numbers by three performing Zraiing Board of Appeals alter- They have also been invited to ed for fathers and sons, 10 club ***®*® unsafe tires, fined of his talk wlU be ‘‘RehabiUta- and 12 landed on tee moon must ^^kkkk;kd^kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk . ___ _M ^ _ M *'®' Bolshevik - Revolution twioiicviix on orders rvcvuiuuuu groups; « ’The CNHS Elementary nate Rainon Menzel, who has witness tee installations of the groups, and a total camping pro- ®n tee first count, $10 on tlon of tee Exceptional Child feel somewhat 'vindicated now. t ^ of Defense MelWn R. Laird from tee White House. CNHS Junior High moved out u- ®"d G*® Rock- Woodstock. of plates was nolled. The Joint PubUc-Private Co^ Luna 16 soil, they have the sa Lace and en> ^ Our All Columbia broidered trims. CALDOR Jj).| Nylon tricot, Reg. « | r-„o,.a •'alnli^ for National secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, Band, ed Nov. 4, and mtder town poll- '^"® Barracks on Sunday at 2 Program expansion will be an Harris, 20, of Hartford, operative Program s.” tisfaction of watching Washing S,M,L. PRICEDI asstd. lengths. i gg thp reporters Monday night aft- Ronald Dixon conducts the cy, the ’Town Council will not F ™' on^golng project and anyone in- Jound ^ llty of operating a mo- A social hour will follow tee ton re-evaluate the need for the issuance of protective face manned flighta. L.P.’s and Tapes masks and riot batons for riot er tee release was announced: Junior High band, while music' fUl tee vacancy until 30 days' > ----- terested in additional Informa- '^0‘“ol® without a license, meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs ’’The President is pleased and department Director Carl Sallna from tee effective date of res- The Veterans toy dinner tlon is asked to call tee In- ^*”®^ Clifford Sutilyan Mrs Darrei President Nixon’s Science Ad- assigiunents. -visory OommiGee has recom considers it a constructive step handles the other two. Ignation sponsored by tee Ladles Aux- dian Valley YMCA or stop at tee Brian ElUs', 18, of Hazardvllle, Morrissette and 'm ts J Fiberfill & Soft Cup Bras Headbands & Dog Collars Roto Drawfi Choose From All Artists! said'Laird In'^vT^r-U.S Retetori;': mended after a special study will ask Congress for an addi- ______The album is priced at $3.80 Anyone Interested Illary , of the 'VFW Post tomor- Vernon Office. foimd guilty of breach of peace, Dymek. " ®**no that unmanned probes take prC' A,B,C cups, 32 to Q 1 Suede and beads. 2®,! 1 O O tional $20 million to pay for the and may be purchMed from My this position should so s t a ^ ^ row a* 6:30 is sold out. _____ and failure to obey an officer, ______by Kenner cedence over rides in space by 38. Adj. straps. great colors! ' ” ®g«9 l . J J 0498 ea. record E598 ea. record new equipment, and extra train bMd member Salliia said that writing to either Mrs. Rychllng ----- Manchester Evening Herald ^^ÔX suspended sentence and Our Reg. 2.09 ing. ^ Eta caiapter of Beta Sigma South Windsor correspondent *** **”® *®r tee first charge. U.S. astronauts, ’The committee Anlo 8-Track Five-Year Term 5 il" Town Manager Deiutis decided that man’s presence Just turn the Pentagon spokesman Jerry album will arrive the second Moore Phi will meet tonight at 8 at Barbara Varrick. Tel. 644-8274 *** **”® *®r the second, Saudi Airliner discs and draw tee home of Mrs. C. B. Hudson ______Stanley Shamonls, 40, of 81 aboard spacecraft “could not be Tape Play er W. Friedhelm was asked wheth Giveti Man In week of December. New Troop Acrylic Stripe Scarves Fashion Suede Belts I ! a surprise er this action was taken as a re A _ o f9 D ’Thompson Rd. There will Pearl St., found guilty of breach Hijacked to Syria shown unequivocally to be es' 1.77 He suggests teat tee album Our Reg. 57.99 A new Cadette Girl Scout be a transferee ritual and sential for any of the probable sult of a Guard-student confron Phone Holdup would make an Ideal Christmas troop Is forming for all elrla trarmeree ritual and a of pearie 20-day suspended sen- amxtam t Many, many with ^ „ 2.94 3.44 scientific objectives in the next Over 6 feet long! Reg. ^ tation last May at Kent State tence. A charge of shoplifting ~ ^ F698 ea. record J695 ea. Tape present, since it beloiigs to Cov- i„ the 7te a n d ^ grades.*^ c h ^ *" Services - decade. 3 .8 8 University. BM TC EPO R T (AP) - A M - entry aione. He added that band The first meeting will be held under $16 was noUed. p ^ -S f^®^ ®‘'‘“”®*’ Whiz-zer ■The May iqcldent “obviously Stratford man who members will be conducting a ’Thursday from 4to6nmat Richard J . Kutzko. 20. of 16 S Iv ^ hijacked to- ’This -view echoed almost ver J f 37.99 batim the line that began heightened the concern for tee tried to rob a bank by phone door-to-door sales campaign. the Teen Center of the N o rth ^® FX^®*' Sisters Grand Held For Wadsworte St., found guilty on S r i l t e e ^ r e ^ l * * by Mattel Complete with speakers, it plays protection of the guardsmen,” >®®t April was sentenced to five -The album is a basic fund- Coventry CommunitrHou^ Temple officers of tee State emerging in tee Soviet press as Men’s Knit Shirts Men’s Ski Jackets | 3 ' all 8 track tapes. Use also in a ^bstitute teformation charge Aljort annwnced “ Nylon shell, quilt Our 1 Our Reg. 994 yv will 'Visit of failure to obey a state traffic Wo oai/i au ^ J soon as it became clear an Orion S' and Wool. NOW A /f 4 . : home. Sorry no rainchecks - 6 he replied, Xears te prison Monday in U.S. raising project for high school Teh l e S M r s X b e r t Slain Coeds American would be the first linked. Cadet col- Reg. Y CT Q Q 1 yV 3.94 4 94 per store. Four Kent State students were District < ^ r t. band uniforms, and proceeds go Keller and Mi4 D o u g l a s ^ ® ' " ”"®* ê^P*® toni{tonight. commission sign, fined $30. took off from â DCS S,M,L,XL. ONLv4!e4<4j man on the moon. lar, zip-out hood. 17.99 1 . 0 . O O 1 killed at a time when guards- Jud^® Robert Z. Zampano sen- toward tee purchase of music invite »" ^ ® '‘® I*® ® PoUuck at 6 30, NEW YORK (AP) — A smaU Audrey Eaton of Coventry,Coventry to tee'&aui'capii;:;*n,_ ® 4 rnen on tee Ohio campus said fenced Rudolph Moher Jr ., who and the repairing of Instruments, tend all Interested girls to at- officers will wear white found guUty on a substitute in- b u t------“ B^Xaî President Georges Pompidou 59 « ■•Santana • Blood SweaJ & Tears Battery Roman yv they feared for their lives. was found gu Ity by a jury last The album was recorded In Paper Drive gowns. Catholic Church in tlon „f f way and of France, one of the few who — ^ ^ V: It dangles, it gyrates, it teeters, • Bob Dylan •>Ormandy - It’s lots of fun.'Race your Booster Cable Set A state grand jury absolved September of tee robbery of the nrofesslonal recordlnp . Queens wasras filled Mpnday for drive in te^ 7stabLhed “?ane! S^®®** ^ ®3Tlai) capl- has witnesses both U.S. and So & yV •Bernstein - Greatest Hits __ uie lunerr’ ---- .. -- —- . )■ , friends against time! * Our Reg. 1.99 tee guardsmen of blame for tee M,150 from tee Englewood studio at Hartt College of Music Walteer League of tee tee funeral of 19-year-old Mary Bned »16./ The director, Mohammed Ju- viet space launchings, said last Pampers I f 1 .4 9 mrmth: “It seems to me there is 1 1 ^ - ...... t deaths, , but a Presidential com- branch of tee Connecticut Bank ^nd was pressed bv*^Crest Rec- I-uteeran DAR wm Hear EUen Lwilhan, one of two glrU Holies were^ entered in the fol- maa, said tee plane carried 10 mission called tee guards’ ac- ®nd Trust co. here. ords Tnew S k Ot?^ P®^®’’ *^^® much more wealth in the Amer > f ^ - W ¥¥¥¥¥¥ ^ Af ¥ ¥ -W-W ¥ ^ ^ found slain in Pennsylvania last L passengers and four crew mem- ican presentation and execution, Daytime 1 5 ...... 7 7 * tlon “unnecessary, unwarranted During tee trial Assistant U.S. * wide variety of^^muslc for ^ ®®‘*f^X- Those Interested llling Thursday week. Madeletae Fornl of 16 Knox bers. The passengers included jf★ kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkj^- j^--^rirkk- and inexcusable.” Atty. Leslie Byelas called tee at- îi t^ te s irrepresented on the ^ newspapers to whereas the Soviet organization call Dave Shee- jewisnJewish services were held ®*;'®"®”“®Mng a motor vehicle, six Jordanians and four Saudi in more austere and simple, but O vernight...... 7 7 * >f • ^ r pick UP A ^® '"°**B*^X meeting of Or- Sunday in a Queens chapel for . Thomas J. J . Kelly, 3' 37, of Coven- Arabians, useuJ^te?*"". the minimum amount of in the country. Includes Sn 7«- 7S ^ %i equEtily as- effective. The results Save S3 to drop off pa- B®*^ Cliapter, Daughters tee. other victim, June Eberlin *”^®®** peace. Newborn...... 1 * 3 7 force necessary to restore law According to Byelas, Moher ^ ^ Those wishing__ to drop _ on„ pa - • ...... - ...... ‘"niere were no prominent prove ij/ ’ o Fantastic Holiday Ofler! pens'maypera 'may" dodo'”8o'at so at teethe M<^ Mrtelenm - i^"®*!,®®" Revofution. also 19. personalities aboard, Juat ordl- and order. ■<£ V.'Called the. bank’s ip ^ ag er April Lootdng toward the future, J t e R S S . ------FoUca..B«port.------t- heff- bam-wi-Wail taL-sciws ^ L ^ ^^huratey, at,7j30-p,m...... tooupa~ef-uniformed studsnt- n m e. paasengere,,’’--Jumaa^-teW cqsffioiiailS' aird 'Soviet -sp a ce JD a.y.tim e.-3.0... . .,..^ 1*57 2 and toid^hlih'ê woiird bomb newsmen. the bank “by remote control” If Pollce have replied to a re- f r o m tee American Legion » “'® ,“®*”® toward nurses from Queensborough administrators on tour abroad a bag of money wasn’t delivered E®''* .'"“,‘1® 'P®'™ H®“- Amos. Lake St . Vernon. Community College attended Jumaa said he was Infonned Appendicitis o f tee hijack by the pilot but to ao spot about two A.,—,.-blocks -from___ Dennis Moore who last week They’U Parade Guest speaker for tee evening the services for both at their UV0r Altar said he could not give further . Appendicitis is most com' tee bank. told tee , Town . Council .. that 68 The______Nathan Hale—- Ancient wlU be Arthur H. ming, former t®i™er classmates. Our Reversible! Washable! mon in tee second and details. Our Lowest third The manager. Daniel Moran, P®h ®®"V®' “’® P®“®® Fifes and Drums wUl play in a ®“P«ri«tendent■ ‘ of - schools in The Rev. Richard Maki, who ~ The galero. Famons Fielderest decade life, with males af- complied, but was later able to Veterans Day parade tomorrow Manchester and a charter presided at tee requiem Mn... ®r cardinal’s hat, that belonged ’there was no information ce Associates of 671 Porter The police said they have no Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giesecke ton; or Mrs. Spencer Caiy, 1 8 ------Tim h at,u ^ never worn by Wo m£5“you more tea? wii5s can 16.88 $« 2V4 lb. weight, compact, lected bv the MnnehPRti^r RaH». *^® architect. objections at all to rescheduling Bread and Milk St. will cele- Winthrop Rd. tee 78-year-old prelate udio died Twin size 66x90 inches. Long wear •Genuine virgin wool blanket's with light and warm. Heavy Parrel 6 is the last undevel- wbrk to avoid overtime wher- hrate their 60th wedding anni- « _____L CONCINTRATID LIQUID 9.99 the famous maker’s label at never 180 sq. in. picture, automatic color controls. ' Olild Allowance ^®''- ®®®h®t ^ ««ata one day. ing nylon binding. Assorted colors. Fantastic price for this handy size set. duty nylon shell in velopinent A g e ^ y as redevelop- oped tract in tee North End re- ever possible, and they noted versary this Sunday at an open during his funeral Satuixlay. B ^ y inlssed by d ra in o pen er • CLEANER before Caldor low prices! bright orange. Wash f**'.® ‘ ^®*^^® *u®’ ® “ *®'®®*’® development project. It is as- that tee heavy expenditure in house at their home from 2 to TOKYO — Among the world’s Yha galero-«»d other articles Wife a ^ Bon-- _ , able. Castles Vanish 1 • RATS HAHK “ fr “® ^®' sessed at $40,000 by tee MRA. overtime pay is due to poor * P m . MTTNTr« no. . te d u s t^ naticHis only Japan ot eccieslaatical attire were Card of Thanks ot 7 •RATS PAT mortal Library, pending HUD The MRA had been attempting administration tee depart- All their friends are invited I . ®” ® ***®^ u®*^ ***® States do not abolished in 1969 by the Vatican ai^roval. for tee last several months to ment’s funds, as well as Insuf- attend. 18 000 *1” ®® S ^ '*® aUowance’s. in a move to simplify church Giank all of our MAIiCHesnBR J a m ^ A. MeU®y of 328 Fer- find a buyer for tee tract. Last flclent funding in tee current ------18,000 castles and palaces. Of These are systematic payments garb. MANCHESTER guson Rd. is president of the monte Mrs. Ruth Staum, MHA’s budget. ' Mancheste r Evening Herald these 2 ,8 0 0 .have disappeared, made to families with denend- About 270 school chUdren ROCKY H IU AVON WATERBURY irA lnt«aKt*A#1 n AAA aâ __ ... l^«tu HAROWARC & SUPn^Y 1145 Tolland Tpke «•, « u- u c fr a p a ^ w h lc h plans to ^ d acting executive director, hinted They pointed out that union Ooveatry correspondent HoUy i '^ * * ® * * ‘ ®"‘ «‘G»®r by employ- from tee cathedral school and a ^ Exit 93, Wilbur Cro$s Pkwy Highway & Int. 91 Albany Ave. a two-at^ contemporaiT office that she had a”good prospect.” negotiati^ were not complete Gantner; tel te ^ ’ "® *”.®*' “'® to p.^ few church and city officials 877 M ain S t„ B b n d iester ’ at Tolland Typke Intersection of Exit 24 Lakeyyood & Wolcott Roads Sale: Wed. Only! » ‘ • - in rums. mote cMld welfare. witnessed tee ceremonies. iNra. Koateidro - Rte AA ^te g jto TO jJo cm d in Broonfurd. Hamden, Norwelk.Nlviriide, Stiniford, WslIingfoTarBeatofarHilli, Kir snd CbUdren. Phone MS-MSS iton. P—kiklll.Wi ir Falli, Freminghem, Northampton. p a g e t ^ l v e MitePJCHESTEfe E V E i^ G h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER iO, -1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH^JER, CONN., TUE.SDA\. ‘ :j' ■fmrfEEN ' Vernon , m Stogsdill-Porcheron • - >• Dowgiewicz Besser'Silverman V r ; ? 'I ■ ■, ;« ! i,-- ’T' j t ErHnce M ourns Loss A g a i n ^ ^ ^ - Patricia Ann Porcheron of *■ » ,k (Conûed from Page One) tline U.S. secretary of state, sity buildings and closed StogsdiU of Frederick, Md., ex •fc % 3il ; predicted De Gaulle was on hls F is fc ^ m a n changed vows Saturday a^r-' 'V « ■)? -J s> was not dead, but seemed to be schools. Workers demanding wAy out, saying: “ The daring h^hef wages and other benefits noon at South umted Meth J -4 -i- <} 'unconscious. ■ u- old man on the flying trapeze is joined in a general strike which 'iM m iidc Dowgiewicz, who odist Church. T jt. '^‘He was suffering terribly,” performing against the tnoreas- paralyzed the country. At first, has been n*ni®d top fisherman The bride is a daughter of the priest said; ing loss of equipment. He is al De Gaulle. Ignored the whple of toe Polish American Citizens Mr. and Mi’s, Harold F. Por -1-': ‘‘I gave biih the last rites of Fish du b, seven times before, cheron of Notch. RdiVinie bride • ready working without a not and thing and went off to Romania ' ..'iTSo,- . the Church. He was a practicing will soon be 'without a trapeze. for a state 'visit. But' he was has been named winner of the groom is toe son of ifcs. Mar Catholic and I had no hesitation The iunash can not be long de forced to cut the 'Visit short as title again this year.. ion StogsdiU of Frederick and about It.” ■ layed.” strikes crlppledTPYance., The award was;made at the ' the late-Dennis iR. Stog^dUl. ' v’ - ^ > ^ earlier account reaching It -was not In April that year, Late in 'M ay he disappeared annual banquet held Sunday. Re , The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, ...: ■ .■’‘“yf-- -. Paris had said De Gaulle 'was p e Gaulle staked his ^ture on a from (Paris and reports spread won toe title in 1966, 1967, 1969, pastor of South Church, and toe 1■ i . '3-j' y,* seated in an armchair waiting referendum vote, -tw govern that he was being forced to re 1990,1966, 1966 and 1968. Re was Rev. Gary Cornell, tissociate for the evening television news ment centralization and Seriate sign. Actually, it became known presented a trophy and his Ijastor, performed toe 'double cast when he died. reform, saying he yrould' resign lateh, he had gone into the field name was SSoin Inscribed on ring ceremony. Jack Grove was The priest sald-'that 'wdien he If the 'voters tnjecied it. Later, to make sure of .army, backing. toe permanent trophy with the orgamst. Bouquets of viilte left the De âulie home the for- in the face ef ptSls forecasting Then he returned to Paris, dis names o f other winners. flowers on toe altar. nqer preaidmt was dead. Father defeat he declared in a nation solved Parliament and declared Ralph Qlbswi was master at The bride was given in mar '3'augey was asked to promise to wide radio-television address on he would remain in office to . ceremcmies at toe baiupiet. riage by her father. She wore remain silent. Mrs. de Gaulle, the eve of the vote that he would combat . “ totalitarian comnau-' Dowgiewicz caught a, large an empire gown of velvet he said, reacted to her hus “ right aWay” stop being presi nism.” He also imposed contnds mouth bass weighing seven trimmed with snowflake lace band’s death “ with perfect dig dent if “ I am disavowed.” on the movement o f capital. pounds and two ounces. and designed with wedding band nity, even nobility.” The tal^, with 80 per cent of There followed a ^sssive dem Officers for toe coming year coUar, full sleeves and chapel onstration for him in the French The natlm’s tribute to its registered voters casting bal are: Jack Dowgiewicz, presi train. Her elbow-length veil of capital and the crisis dwindled longtime leader will be in ac lots, ■was 47.6 per cent for the dent; WlUIam Michaels, vice silk illusion was attached to a away. In June, his supporters. c: Diane cordance with his wishes. proposals and 52.4 per cent president; Albert OriowsM, matching headpiece, and she ,-‘T do not wish a national fu won an overwhelming parlia ,.r .i(i lo Ron-, against. As soon as the- result secretary; Carl Graf, treasur carried a colomal bouquet of neral,”- he said in a document mentary majority in nationwide liart.'oi,-] has was clear, De Gaulle announced e r ;'M a x Sadlak, pubUc rela roses and stephanofis with rib dated 1962. ‘‘No president, no in the early morning of April 28, elections. bon streamers. hj iH-r par- But pressure continued for re tions, and Michael Rogalus, -c Holdswortli ministers, no parliamentary 169: “ I am ceasing the exer Miss Deborah Porcheron of committees, no representatives cise of my fimctions as presi forms—monetary, educational, chef. ..■ Honor List Bolton, sister of toe bride, was of government organs. Only the dent of the republic. This deci industrial—which hit the FVench of Mr. Heather Sommer, daughter of mdld of honor. Bridesmaids- French military service may sion takes effect at noon today.” treasury hard, and by fall the »>’ood of were Miss JoAnn StogsdiU of .1 la oil. take part officially ... No And just that quickly he was franc was in deep trouble. It ap Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sommer Frederick, sister of the bride • /•■o'Jaate of speech will be pronounced.” gone from the national and in peared certain it would have to of Vernon, has been named to groom; Mrs. Steven Chapin of I iin 'il and His tomb at Colombey will ternational stages, becoming a be'devalued. But on the day sdt- toe honor list of Cudiing Acad Johnsons Wed 25 Years emy, Ashbumham, Mass. Coventry, and Miss Sharon Wolf ■ 't .State Col- bear only the inscription country squire in Oolombey les er his 78th birthday De Gaulle of Richmond, V a ." a meinher ‘‘Charlfes de Gaulle 1890-1970.” Deux Egllses^,..'-'' declared he would not devalue Sounds of ChristauM and called on the French to Mr. and Mrs. George V. J < ^ - ding who were able to attend Plans are now being made fo r '' They were dressed alike in li "orority. “ My tomb will be there where Life went on, though not quite ______son of Oakwood Lane, Columbia the dinner were Mrs. Alba empire gowns of burgundy red o 'O ' ,'i m the my daughter Ann already lies the same as before, for the . old buckle down and save the franc. toe annual Christmas parade New austerity measures were were feted at a 26th we.ddihg Sobiski of pSi W. Middle T^ke. velvet accented with lace and •ci system. general had done more than one sponsored by toe Rockville and where, one day, my wife Imposed, taxes were raised and anniversary dinner party tetur- and Raymond Jc^mson of 238 fashioned with high necklines, ■ .eioduate of. will lie,” he directed. man’s share in changing the Area Chamber of Commerce. the franc remained undevalued. Willie's Steak House. Center St. and-« long full sleeves. They h' ■! and file Mrs. de Gaulle confirmed world he found. He exacerbated 'Ihe parade will be held Dec. 6 He remained the undisputed Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have and toe theme ■will be “ Sounds wore crowns of pink and bur •■'.ci. Mo w.as these wishes in a message today some crises, he made some of gundy red sweetheart roses and his own, he eased some. master of France, but it was a married Nov. 10, 1946 at South lived in Columbia for 12 years of Christmas.” '■ ■ 'oiniei. ticut to the Cabinet, which agreed. white miniature carnations with I ir.l in 1!)69. When he became premier In France incapable of fulfilling United Methodist Church. They and are members of Columbia A 26-man committee is now ’The newspaper France-Soir burgundy velvet ribbon stream ■ an' acoonnt- 1958, a nationalist rebellion in his heroic dreams—to end post- have two sons, George V. J < ^ - Oongregatlmial Church. He working on plans for toe pa u s ^ three-inch type to an ers. Each carried a single long ' ' I iihloin Tn- war Europe’s subservience to son of Stafford Springs and served with the U. S. Navy dur- rade. Cochairmen are Peter Ol? nounce: ‘‘De Gaulle est Mort.” Algeria was threatening to ex stemmed pink rose. plode Into civil war in France. the United States and its money Roger C. Johnson of Oolumbia; ing 'World War n and is em- son and Manuel Gerber. They MRS. DONALD EDWARD BESSER Hubert German, a Gaullist par and to reassert France’s one- and a granddaughter. ployed at J. T. Slocomb Co. in Robert^ Biser of Adamstown, planned for ty deputy from Paris, observed; Within foiu" years he brought in report that a number of bands, Md., served as best man. Ush ■'.anohecter. time position of high prestige in About forty friends and rela- South Glastonbury. M(rs. J(4m- JuUet Silverman of Dover, sas City, Mo., served ' .. li;.; ‘‘France today lost part of her dependence to Algeria after floats and marching units have ers were • Keith Barrett of the world. fives attended the surprise din- son, the former 'Virginia Chad- Mass., became the bride of Don brother’s best man. Ushei.s 7 m soul.’.’ A Communist deputy, ruthlessly crushing a clique of already signed up to partici Bloomfield, cousin of the bride; Linghams Wed 25 Years The election of 'December ner party. wick, is employed at Manches- ' NasslH photo ald Edward Besser of New Rene Lsimps, commented: "We French army generals who rose pate. Additional bands, floats James Button of Manchester, Richard Harris of Manclior.t. ’■, i rAl 1966, might have given him a vi- Honor attendants at the wed- ter Community CoUege. MRS. DENNIS MICHAEL STOGSDILL York City Friday evening in a brother-in-law of the brld' Mr. and Mrs. Janies Lingham home" and James Llngham Jr. cannot remain Insensible to this against him. and marching units can still be and Steven Chapin of Coventry. slon of what was in store. Run' candlelight ceremony at the 5r. of 143 Lydall St. were hon of Broad St. news, no matter what opinion In that same period, after he accommodated by calling toe ■Mrs. Porcheron wore a silver, groom; Leslie R. Silvermun ning for his second term Martha-Mary ChapeKin Sudbury, ored Saturday evening at a sur Mr. Lingham is part owner of we had on the policies followed became president in 1969, he “ /emerged from self-imposed ob- office of the Chamber. trimmed pink kmt dress with Dover, brother of the bride; J'.i president he got only 43 9 V^r 't o ^^pe toe ^ Vets Day Closing’s Mass. ,, chael Thiel of Brookline, Mof-:.. prise 28th wedding anniversary Triumph Manufacturing Co., in recent years.” headed all but a few slivers of cent of the vote and was forced ^ Legion Meeting matching accessories. The The bride is a daughter of and Kenneth Estridge of Ci m dinner party at Fiano's Restau and has been an adult Boy The news hit Paris as the the French empire toward-inde into a runoff, which he won with ^ All public and private Dobosz Ertel Laboc Hansen Tierney-Mansfield bridegroom’s mother wore a Mrs. LesUa SUverman of Dover bridge. Mass. rant. Scout leader for 24 years. He morning rush hour was ending. pendence. He told French colo about 66 per cent of toe vote In toe first stages of his rule schools in Manchester will be Unit 14, American Legion will pink knit dress trimmed with after 1968, De Gaulle’s leader and toe/l£te Mr. Silverman, a Mrs. Silverman wore a pea About 30 friends and relatives has the Silver Bear Scouting Many learned of it on their.car nies in West and Equatorial Af The son at a philosoitoy pro closed for Veterans Day to meet Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at toe lace, and she also wore match ship moved through three major docto^'bt the H azard School of cock blue peau de sole dress. attended the dinner given by award and is a member of the radios as they worked through rica that if they wanted freedom fessor, De GauUe was bom in morrow. Manchester Com Legion Home, West Street. Miss ing accessories. 'Both had cor phases. PitoUc Health. The bridegroom The bridegroom’s mother wore the couple’s daughter. Buckskin Shirts Association, an traffic jams. all they had to do was ask for it. Lille, Nov. 22, 1890. HS em munity College will also close Kathy Devaney and Miss Maty sages ot burgundy red sweet Seeking flint to restore order Isâ son of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Ldngham were organization of adult scout lead De Gaulle escaped assassina Most of them still maintain barked on a soldier’s career in Its doors, along with all Thompson, delegates to Laurel heart roses. a white and silver knit clro.'e: at home, he went to toe people ward L. Besser of 114 Adelaide married Nov. ’ 10, 1946 in East ers. Mrs. Lingham, the former tion attempts three times, and close ties with France. his teens by entering St. Qyr, banks, libraries auid toe Man Girl’s State at toe University of A reception was held in t ^ Both had white orchid.s. for many it was hard to believe and won approval o t a new con Rd. Hartford, and' have two chil Byrtle Marcil, is employed, at In 1963 he vetoed British Prance’s West Point. chester Water Co. Connecticut, will be toe guest South Church Reception HSJI. A reception was held at Long dren, Miss Denise Lhigham at House and Hale CO. that he had died peacefully. stitution.. It gave toe president speakers. For a m o^r trip to New Hamp ’The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, fellow’s Wayside Inn in Sudbury. membership in the European Serving with an infantry regi The Municipal Building, Colombrey-les-deux-Egllses — Increased powers and weakened Members are asked to bring shire, Mrs. StogsdiU ,--'wore a pastor of Center Congregational For a wedding trip to the Bm- Common Market and made it ment during World War I, he which will close, has alerted is 160 miles east of Paris. Presi toe National Assembly, which gifts to be distributed to toe navy blue and yellow dress Church, performed toe double- ish Virgin Islands, Mr-s. Bo.sscr stick. That same year he reject was wounded three times, taken Manchester residents to toe dent Georges Pompidou will -go had overturned previous post- gift shops of Veterans hospitals wltn a corsage of .y«low sweet ring ceremony. Clifford Dunham wore a light blue wool crep-e Columbia ed the limited nuclear test ban prisoner and decorated for \ifollowing emergency tele there Wednesday to pay his per 'wiar governments 'with rapidity. for Christmas. heart roses. ’The.'^ôuple will live was organist, and toe soloist was pantsuit with black acccs.sories. treaty. bravery. phone numbers: sonal tribute. Premier Jacques With these new powers, De Unit 14 ■will hold a grocery . in Gaithersburg, Md., after Nov. Miss Leah Anastos'. The couple will live at .165 W. In 1964 he jolted the western He later taught military histo Gaulle revalued and stabilized Highways, 649-6070; Gar Public Health Nurses Ciet Chaban-Delmas also will go to world by extending diplomatic social next Tuesday at 7:46 16. / The bride was given in mar 66th St., New York City, after ry at St. (jyr and in toe 1930s toe franc and brought a team of bage Collection, 649-1886; ■ bow at the coffin. p.m.. at G.A.R. Hall. Proceeds Mrs. StogsdiU is a 1965 grad riage by her brother, Hugh SU- Nov. 10. recognition to Communist Chi wrote a book describing toe psltion in Her gown of silk linen was ap- . >■ .'•.,..■1 Jo in had lived in retirement in' the Most irtores and places of _ Holly Boutique yirgdnla Wesleyan CoUege. Mr. uated from Wheelock College diplomatic notes, declarations through static defenses with 1962 when he rammed through a pliqued with venise lace and de ’ 1 (•) Ricliard The Columbia - Hebron - An- em Connecticut, according to village since he resigned from business wUl be open tomor The theme for this year’s StogsdiU is a 1964 graduate of and demands that resulted in amazing speed. constitutional amendment al signed with . venise lace yoke in Boston. She was a kinder . : li i;: been dover Public Health Nursing Radio Officer John* Sullivan, the presidency in April 1969. He row. holiday baraar at Unkm Con Frederick High School, a 1966 withdrawal of the Atlantic alli Prance’s military chiefs, feel lowing toe French people to and cap sleeves. She wore a garten teacher in the Ncv/lon . .f'Tit.-i, Mr. Agency board of directors has Defense director for Co had been writing his memoirs. gregational Church, will be Hol graduate of Frederick Com cathedral-length veil of silk U- (Mass.) public schools. Mr. Bes ance’s military headquarters ing safe behind toe Maglnot elect their leader 'by direct ■vote ly Boutique. The bazaar will be '•■■;': on Jr. voted to increase its public 11a- ^ At his death De Gaulle was munity CoUege, and a 1968 grad lusion accented with matching ser is a graduate of the Mt. ArtA council has been formed, and AmerlcEUi bases from Line, ignored his predictions. instead of through an electoral held Nov. 18 from 9:30 to 4:30 uate of West 'Virginia Wesleyan just 13 days short of his 80th college. This grew from his firm lace, and she carried a bouquet Herman School, Brown Univer ^ “ d suiiiyan said, to plan a co- birthday. He was bom in Lille France. The German army did not.’Die MCC To Present p.m., sponsored by the Wom College. He served as an intelli conviction that only a popularly of gardenias, stephanofis and sity, Providence, R. I., a,nd Ih - nn # ordlnated communications pro- Nov. 22, 1990. He began 1967 with another of Germans used precisely this en’s Fellowship. gence specialist with the U.S. elected president could rule ivy. Sloan School of Bu-slno.-es ot ^ for training commuiUca- ’The National Assembly halted his frequent calls for the United type of force to Invade and over Jazz-Rock Trio Mrs. Martin Fagan, Mrs. *7 Army in Vietnam and is now Prance. Miss Missy Silverman of Massachusetts Institute of Tech ' ' . .1 .‘.rad- a.l JJ?" P"'"””*" am««P- its morning session on learning States to get out of the “ detesta run Prance in 1940. Raymond Ramsdell and Mrs. employed at the National Bu ble” war in Vietnam. ______De Gaulle’s austere and un- The “ Virgin Pool,” jazz-rock Dover, sister of the bride, was nology. He is a portfolio n.an a cllO O l. » . r A ,.™ , 1. W.m. of the death. Radio stations be De Gaulle escaped to Britain Walton B. Schlechtweg are co- reau of Standards in Gaithers to serve the CD agencies of where he org;anized toe Free compromising manner aroused trio, will make its second ap- maid of honor. She wore a ager for the Fred Algor Co. '■. .bTl.lIH'.i.S mantle. gan playing solemn music. In June that year he labeled s its chairmen and Mrs. Ottmar H. burg. member towns. Prench Forces, rallied toe resis- Mtter antagonism and plots pearance in cerise sleeveless empire gown an Investment advisory firm i'.i A:-:,ini;. Each nurse now carries her An obscure army brigardier Israel the aggressor in the war pearance in toe Manchester Held is treasurer. *Ihe bazaar against the Arabs. The next tance to toe Nazi occupation life, will feature a variety of with a rubrum Uly in her hair, New York City. ; t.radiuite oown ^ personaloersonal malpracticemaloractlce pou-ooll resented in the council do *’®P- not when Prance fell in 1940, ' De Community College music work- and she carried a bouquet of ■' iieliool. He Gaulle seized the leadership of month he was in Quebec encour and led his forces back—first to He narrowly escaped assassl- articles. Including many deco Rises Very Slowly , V j have sufficient qualified com- Algeria and then to continental nation on Sept. 8, 1961 in a bomb ®®“ ®s- The pop music rubrum lilies centered with a ,1 l.bS. N avy those who would not give in to aging French-Canadian separa rations and gifts for toe fall Sales Tax No. 1 A salary schedule for the munlcatlons personnel, the BYance. plot that misfired. He dirugged session, open to students cuid the OKLAHOMA CITY—The use pink candle. ; r.inivr Mid- defeat and welded the Free tists by shouting “ Vive Quebec and winter holidays. NEW YORK—Sales taxes are officers in the council Llbce!” In September he was in Sensitive, he fought anyone he R “ just a little joke in bad public without charge, will be A Swedish meatball Itmcheon of wheat for food has been ris Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rich still bringing in more stiil-: iru't. ,_.i • French movement. i.i ulanni’d. ^ ^ ^ “ back-up or asslst- Poland giving Poles encourage suspected of d o w n g r a d 1 n g ^ t e . ” In h®W tomorrow from 10 p.m. to will be served cafeteria style ing very slowly in the United ard Harris of Manchester, sis revenue than any other levy, G. L. C. ■■'.; . . ^ u ^ n at the December meet- ^ After leading his forces back ment to loosen their ties with France. His feuds with Winston motorcade outside in toe Hartford Rd. from 11 a.m. to 1-30 p.m. No ■^•■s'tu ^ ■ ■ -■ ■ States. For toe past 26 years, ter of toe bridegroom; Mrs. Commerce Clearing House re M',-. ■ ■ .- it;: Ing. Starting salary for a regie- towns ‘ to Paris, he headed a provision the Soviet Union. ChurchUl and Franklin D. Rooe- building cafeteria, tickets will be sold at toe door food use of wheat has ranged James Sommers of Somerville, ports. General sales and gros.-; o/ GO' '■■ ,••■•■ 1 I To ovîrcome the.shortage of al government until January between 480 million and 625 mil Mass., Miss Laurie Harding, and is $6,600; with experience, $6,- .v,? , In November he assailed the evelt were classics. ’Rie British In I®®* more than 60 x>ounds of « n and no seats can be reserved. -ti-' >■ V receipts taxes were toe best 1070 . 800- a reriJbtered nurae with k operators, the council is 1946, when he took his first American dollar and called for prime minister and toe U.S. explosives were placed in a Membera of toe college group Tea will be served in toe ladles lion bushels. During that time Miss Linda Minker, both of state revenue source in 3t sttile.-; CcruiPl'-icul. , ® ^ . planning to conduct a training walkout from the factional poli a return to the gold standard president regarded De Gaulle aa flowerpot at a museum visited trio are Dan Barlow, leader, on lounge from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. the population has grown 43 per Brighton, Mass. ’Iheir gowns and in fiscal 1969. Income tuxe.; 'a itK-'.r.i • ' degree. $ ^ ; for a serUor ôr CD operators in late tics which plagued prewar ^ by De GauUe. The charge failed drums and saxophone; BUI and the dollar came imder hard an outspoken, junior brigadier Home Furnishings cent. headpieces were simlla.r to those produced toe most income in 13 '.TS I.l.T.'.l.. ’I"; . \ **’■ J“ “ ory. As the communlca- France and revived quickly aft ■ pressure in world gold markets. representing a beaten nation. to detonate and the plot re- Draper on guitar and flute; and The selection of furniturje and Food use of wheat has ac of the honor attendant’s and states, motor fuel taxes led i‘ i No 'd.'te ' 040. Sutoutute nurses will re- uons programs in the five er the war. mained undetected until some- is a student at toe University of He described Jews, in referring He demanded—and got—equal accessories to express toe per counted for little more than one- they carried bouquets of rubrum New Hampshire and tlte sever for t.'ii; 'r,' i / (■ - celve $2 60 per h ^ r and the towns expands, pointed out Sul- He returned to power in June one tried to destroy toe evi- Greg Swanson on bass. Draper to the June war, as “ an elite voice in alUed war councils as sonality of people living in toe third of U. S. production in re UUes. ance tax on natural resourco.s communlty s u ^ tu te nurse, ^ „re opâtors will be 1968, when the Algerian war dence and bungled that job, too. Hartford, and Barlow and ^ a n - $3.60 p ^ hour. There are five âs al- people, sure of Itself and domi- toe leader of a sfiU great nation, home will be toe subject of a cent years. Joim Edward Besser of Kan topped toe list in Louisiana. threatened to split France apart. Survivors fiiclude his ■widow, son attend toe University of ^ r cent increments each year êady begun to develop and rfeerlng.” After considerable even though France was then program Thursday at 8 p.m. at Ruthlessly brushing aside his Yvonne; a son, PhiUp^, who Connecticut. The trio has per- criticism, De Gaulle said he’d occupied by toe Germans. toe Tolland Ctounty Agricultural b ^ d on s ^ ' communications equipment is military supporters who vyanted became a na'vy man, and a formed for, Hartford area col- Ti.' iii.ti J. 1-.,; - ' ■ 1 It was voted that as of July 1 presently being built, he added, meant no offense. He outlived them all. In 1966 Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. to keep Algeria French, he end daughter, Elizabeth, who mar- leges and organizations, and at Wiec.M: of ter g-. the agency will in « ^ its officers for the coming year On New Year’s Day 1969, hq he attended Churchill’s funeral Miss Evelyn Hartley, Exten Bookout'Barry. Wedding ed the war in North Africa, ried an army officer and had New Hampshire resort areas, charge to ^ U w ts to $8. besides Sullivan, are PhUlip denounced an ‘'Israeli reprisal in London and in 1969 that o f sion home furnishings specia^st, K'eith Tibl-'.-tl.'- freed Prance from her colmilal three sons. Another daughter, members have raid on Beirut airport in Leba will discuss how to select^ id place : '• V“- ^ »-adio officer of Hebron, encumbrances, and then found dted ln“ h U ^ ^ T made during Octobe^ ^70 of ^jee chairman; Gregory Secord, non, and five days later halted Washington. In 1963 he had gone jointly composed two jazz-rock use accessories in relaUm to ed the Fifth Republic, giving it HarUbre A.!’. ;■.,; w ^ were Jn C o lu m ^ Marlborough, OD director; Wal- arms shipments to Israel. to Washington for the funeral of suites for flute, in addition to toe furniture and other ^furnish a strong presidential form of I Churih, Treatment of students in the ter Lorenc, Andover CD dl- But his “ grand design” began President John F. Kennedy. several other works. Tomorrow ings of toe home. Mlm Hartley t government. health room totaled 291 with rector, and Lloyd Taylor, Leb- to fall into disarray in 1968. He De Gaulle looked on hiihself night’s performance ■will Include will show slides’ oti accessories. ■ i Tno unde t:.- An autocrat who brooked no k illia n MRS. PETER R. TIERNEY r ■ being- treated for Illness and anon Radio Officer. survived two grave domestic as a man of destiny twice called several of toe original composi A special feature will be ■vig ■ . " i • 1 Mr • -'d 1, . o’ interference, De Gaulle quit the 103 for Injuries. _____ * crises but at heavy cost to his on to save his country. The first tions and other popular rock nettes of exhibits by area furni -i i ' i ■ DeiTf.c.it (lI . ’il.e ‘.j'.’ici;,.. presidency and retired to his X Parents of children in Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald, prestige and power. In May that call came during World War n . W in n e r music. ture stores. These will coordi Jane C. Mansfield of Wads-; Miss Debra Class of Boston tin; ioa i' 'uio Rev. country home when the French ft. s p ■ Deborah Einhorn’s Grade 6 Columbia correspondent, Vlr- year, students demanding re The second came in 1966 when Musical groups wishing to ap nate furniture, accessories, dra worth, Ohio, and Peter R. Tier was maid of honor. Bridesmaids si- Dciija'.ain ; j. Ti'a;.'.'/; . c. electorate failed to mpport ■ ■ class were notified that a chUd ginla Carlson, tel. 228-9224. forms in the nation’s education France was threatened by civU pear at toe weekly workshop peries and rugs. ney df East Hartford, formerly were Miss Nancy Bancheek of IWli. sor. some comparatively minor con in the class had been diagnoi^d ------programs rioted, seized univer war over Algeria, and he In Recount are asked to contact Robert The public Is invited, and there of Manchester, were united in Wadsworth, Miss Patricia Rupp ;<•-/ .-ir. .'I’i'r-ln.'. with Infectious hepatitis. Par stitutional changes he demand Vater at toe college. will he no admission charge. marriage Oct. 17 in a candle of Sterling, Ohio, and Miss Mar .form' ' ''-..n.-ii-vir.o ents were given further infor ed. (Continued from Page One) light ceremony at the First garet lllorehead of Columbus, mon>, I'i (■^.' ’ Hunter Fined ’The first volume of his mem mation about the disease and a Vernon RepubUcan, was certi United N(ethodist Church of Ohio. motlVir v . ■ '. ' '..i u 'I'r. it was recommended that each oirs. appeared in France last Akron, Ohio. was '!;i "O.:”' ■'■ ' $700 in Death month. fied to flU out toe imexpired They were dressed alike in chUd see his own physician. All congressional term of the late Tolland County Politics TTie bride is toe daughter of futoor. . . Visitors last month to De autumn copper empire gowns precauUems have been taken l ^ o - n - Rep. WUliam St. Onge, a Demo Mrs. Blaine R. Mansfield of accented with wide ruffles of Mi,'.'.' '•'.o -:1 A. • V 1 • • • and the whole matter is under Gaulle reported him in fine crat. Wadsworth and toe late Mr. Aui’-ur’i, i. . I I. ■■■‘.n '-I '-(■' health, relaxed, an. attentive ivory lace. They wore head- '‘ir." look control, according to Principal SKOWHEOAN, Maine (A P I - Steele won election in the 2nd Mansfield. The bridgegroom is was .".'•Id lG;:r>r., T 0 host and mentally vfgorous. In Sheriff Race Results bands of copper -and emeraU I,. ■ ,.■.- otui Richard Kells. . cbrjatopber' D. York, 60, of District over Democrat John F. / a son of Mr. and Urs. Peter R. Ai-ey < CV.• ■■■ > .a . > June, he and his wife made a green ■ velvet leaves, -and they An Inventory of office sup- Pickett of hfiddletown for St. Tierney Sr. of East Hartford, man. plies ând equipment will be was fined a total of $700 motor trip to Spain. carried nosegays of bronze col Onge’s unexpired term and toe. formerly of Manchester. or mums and yellow sweetheart V. EUDIN'GS done ’ by Thomas Fordjof He- 12th District Court Monday De Gaulle stamped his per Unaltered By Recount sor li< : A- full term beginning in January. The Rev. Dr. M. 9. Harvey of roses wtih ribbon streamers. Vfl U.L bron, chairman, Ernest on charges stemming from the sonal imprint upon France with Gov. John ^n ^ > sey signed mov-jr ■ the force of a Napoleon. By BETTE QUATBALE and 'an additional 20 votes was Akron performed toe ceremony Robert ’Tierney qf East Hart Bottpmley, Columbia and fatal shooting of a hunter in toe certification papers M state of the Pacific Northwest, The area towns of Andover, Mrs. Tierney Is a graduate of was confined to bed at toe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bookout of Cabinet ministers as if they celebration party at iRaffa’s They are communicants of St. Om pess. gay of gardenias, yellow sweet Maj. James Holland, Catholic the U.S. Bureau of Mines found Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, Wadsworth High^ School and Ertillng Berquist Hospital at Pensacola. He is seiving hi llie ' *****®^2*^®®** Police said a car stepped on were disorderly schoolboys. On Restaurant, Glastonbury on Sun James’ Church and members of ■rhe late E. Stevens Henry of heart roses, and baby’s breath. chaplain, performed the cere that as of 1968 toe state had 800 Hebron, Tolland and Vernon Bowling Green (Ohio) Univers Offutt AFB in Omaha, Neb.- transporafion department :*.t The Radio Officers of An- the highway, man got out and foreign p<^cy he answered to no day. toe Knights of St. Cteorge. Vemon served from 1896 to 1913, mony. dover, Oolumbia, Hebron. Leb- fired the shot, then returned to acres covered with 31. million showed no changes in the re ity where itoe was a member 'of Offutt, and ■will be assigned to one. He jarred nation after na The dinner party was given Mr. Raffa was employed at S^®? ot flte TTie wedding date had been Mr. apd Mrs. James Puls, tons of solid wastes from coal count figures for either toe sher First Congressional D i^ c t . p a s s p o r t p h o t o s Bamma Phi Beta sorority. She Officers ’Training School in the anon and Marlborough have-hie car eind drove off. Fer- tion, Including his own. by their children, Mrs. Herman Pratt, and Whitney Division of set when toe bride learned she both Air Force sergeants, were form ed a technical organization nance’s companions shouted processing. Nearly 6 miUlcm iff contest or for toe attorney The late Antoni N. Rnmofr IDEjrfriFlCATION is a stewardess for Aiherican near future. But after 11 years, the odds Heinz of Columbia and Alfred United Aircraft until his retire had to be treated for bone dam attendants. i for oommunlcatltMis called the without drawing any response began to pile up against him. In additional tons will be generat general post. served as representaUve at Airlines. Mr. Tierney U a grad age and curvature of toe spine. ’^ e bride, a 1968 graduate of Mra. Bookout will • be hospi Raffa of Wethersfield and their ment in 1062. He is a member la ^ e from 1947 untU u n SALEM NASSIFF Radio Offleera OouncU o f East- they said. earlyH|fle9, Dean Acheson, one- ed between 1969 and 1974, the Coventry’s forms had been uate of Northeastern University, “iBut they wante'd to go ahead East Hartford High School, en talized for two or three more eight grandchildren. of toe Army-Navy Club. All three elected Congress bureau estimates. filled out incmrectly however Corntra Shop A Sfiidio Boston, where he was a mem with toe wedding plans,’’ re tered toe Air Force shortly af weeks, then toe couple will live men have been RepuWlcans 6B6 Mmln S t, Manchester ber of NU Epsilon Zeta fratern ported the bride’s mother, Mrs. ter graduation. She completed in an apartment in Bellevue. 643-7360 ity. . William L. Barron of 313 Hack basic training at Lackland AFB, Neb. PAGE POUÎTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1970 Section Two TUESDAY, NOVEMBER' 10, 1970 iSJattrlfpatpr TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1970 ^

Hospital Phone JunioTsW omen The telejflione/number fpr Hear Volunteer Manchester Memorial Hospi tal ■vfBa changed a few O^^Peace C( months ago, but too late to be listed correctly In the new Miss Dorothy Zeno, teacherl phone books. The hospital Washington' School and former'' number Is 646-1222. Peace Corp volunteer to the Philippines, will be guest speak SAVE ■u D cm ierB K SAVE er for the veterans and interna tional affairs committee of the Manchester Manchester Junior Women’s WHEN YOU BUT Hospital j^fotes Club, when It meets tonight at 8 WHEN YOU NEED SERVICE at the home of Mrs. Robert visrriNO HotiRs Maltempo of 5 Parker St. During her Peace Corps work. TELEVISION APPLIANCE Intermediate Care Semi- private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m^ Miss Zeno served as a tutor and- 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- advisor with primary teachers 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Bethany Home, a chil Pediatrics: Paients allawf^'' dren’s orphanê in Mindanao, any time except noon-2 p.'m..; ' Philippines. The orphanage, others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. , ' which is operated by a Baptist Sell Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., . missionary, needs clothing, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. school supplies, and toys for the Intensive Care and Coronary 100 children living there. Care: Immediate fandly onLv, After Miss Zeno speaks, com handcrafted anytime, limited to five minutes. mittee members will conduct a Materiilty: F atten , 11 a.m.- workshop to make a gold paper 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 mache nativity scene lor the p.m .; otten , 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Rocky Hill 'Veterans Hospital. 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. 'They hav^ already made several Age Limits: 16 in maternity, wreaths from plastic bags to 12 in otter areas, no limit In decorate the wards and ganie COLOR TV ® daughter to the BriUsh-American Club on both the road and sidewalk pro- year’s list are six tapes of old ^ r . ^ d Mrs Raymond New- Maple St. posals. Luo ______mcluUlus-o TUe___ S' „ i ’There are two alternatives tp Weiss and O’Neill indicated Lone Ranger, Let’s Pretend, The daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cut the Cost of Living -.. V the defeated $3.6 million pack- that the chance of- getting any Shadow with Orson Welles, two f*®**^- Somers. age which are available to the future road or sidewalk bond hours of I Love a Mystery with DISCHARGED ‘YESTERDAT: bocurd, the two official explaining proposal passed would be Tony Randall as Reggie, about Mrs. Frances E. Kibbe, 142 ed. ’The board may either opt greatly enhanced by both the an hour of old radio show open- School St.; Mrs. Louise E. for a pay-as-you-go program or stated and active support of ings and closings, and the In- Prignano, 92 Linwood Dr.; Miss We Have Cut the Cost of Borrowing! return to the voters ■with a such ' organizations at the Jay famous War of the Worlds also Susan M. Barlow, 6 West St.; VO smaller proposal. cees. with Orson Welles. William B. Macrl, Glastonbury; Weiss said that a pay-as-you- In addition to the separate Margery Strange, 10 Brian Rd., go program for the roads which lists of items which will ^be South Windsor; Mrs. Mary Frey, would have been repaired under Chemical Bids auctioned off on Tuesday and East Hartford; Stanley E. Davis, the defeated bond proposal Wednesday nights, there is a lOO Merllne Rd., Vernon; Mrs. CHECK OUR would take 10 to 15 years to Invited Dec. 3 third list of items which will be Sandra M. Doughty, RPD 1, complete.- bid for on both nights. Winners Coventry; David M. Quigley, 230 In speculating about the rea Bids will be opened Dec. 3, of these items will not be deter- Brook St., South Windsor; Mrs. sons for the defeat of the bond at 11 a.m; in the Municipal mined until the end of tomor- jo y M. Seoore, 442 W. Middle Building, for furnishing the Issue, Weiss and O’Neill said row night’s program. Tpke.; Mrs. Galusha, 91 that the vote mlg^t have re Town Water Department, Sew Last year’s program netted sycamore Lane. er Department and Recreation ^ flected the current eccmomic $3,463 from 346 Items which Also, Carl R. Swanson, 198 conditions. Weiss âdded that the i;;;*; reÛed-f;; ve™“^ St.; Mrs. Rosanna chemicals. reasons for including such The merchandise donated this vezina, 3 Lakeside Dr., And- 'The items to be bid on con roads as Hillstown Rd. and year by merchants in Manches- j^^s. Mary E. Meyer, 26 sist of liquid chlorine, sodium Keeney St. in the proposal were ter, Vernon and surrounding d y d e Rd.; Michael Paul, 47 hypochlorite, soda ash, alum, apparently not sufficiently ex towns would retail for about south Windsor; ferric chloride, calcium hypo-, plained bôre the vote. He said chlorite, sodium fluoride, cop-' Melissa Ann Elliott, New Rd., that these, roads were, up until per sulphate, rock salt and ------TYilland; Jon Lutzen, 24 ’Tyler recently, country roads, but the sodium metaphosphate. Circle; Anthony Chevrette, 268 addltl*i_ Howard, Northfleld Rd., Cov LOWER RATES has increased traffic on them In p to rekilng ^500 Fine in entry. to the point were work on these DACCA, Pakistan (A P)“ ' — Also, Robin Weber, Oak Dr., roads is considered justified. President Ahga Mohamed Yah- Hunting Death Hebron; Mrs. Karen F. Keeney, In answer to a question from ya Khan of'Pakistan left for Pe- u se Tudor Lane, Mrs. Sandra one of the Jaycees as to why , king today for a five-day ■visit to Edwin I. Songallo, 44, of 208 Abbott, Glastonbury; Laur- ON road maintenance is not done Communist China. Charter Oak St. was fined $600 gnee Collard, North Windham; yesterday in District Court 13, -MiHa Linda A. Massaro, 60 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, on a St. , . charge of careless shooting of a Also, Mrs. Douglas Ewen and Personal, Car and Home human being while hunting, in gon. East Hartford; Mrs. James I connection with the accidental q . Wilson and d a u ^ te r,. He- shooting death of Craig A. bron; Mrs. Albert Ouellette and Standfest, 24, of Lakewood daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. Heights, Coventry. The accident paul Oolla and son, Portland, occurred Thursday while the ------Featuring two men were himting near Featuring Famous COSMETIC COLOR Foxcroft. Classes Slated Songallo pleaded not gniUXy n C il PICTURE TUBES and waived a hearing before On Childbirth TRANSISTORIZED TUNING SYSTEM Judge Matthew Williams entered the guilty finding. The Manchester Public LOANS TRANSISTORIZED AUTOMATIC CHROMA (»NTR0L John Marsh, a Maine Game Health Nursing Association has DIRECT FACTORY SHIPMENTS LOWER COST! and Fisheries Department of scheduled classes for expectant ficer, said that Songallo appar mothers on Thursdays from 1 CALL US AT SOUD COPPER ENGRAVED CIRCUITS LOWEST ADVERTISING BUDGET ently mistook Standfest for a to 3 p.m. at the MPHNA office LOWER COST! game animal In the dim light at 7l” E. Center St. There LOW SOUTHERN LABOR RATES 10% DISCOUNT* of late afternoon. be four sessions, Nov. 12 -afid LOWER COST! Standfest.f who, according to lo, and IJecember 3 and 10, if on our superb collection of Yarn Just to Introduce you to Marsh, was 60 yards away from there Is sufficient interest. MANCHESTER our great new Yam Department at Pilgrim Mills. Just tear out Songallo when he was shot, died The class discussions will ALL CHANNEL in Dover — Foxcroft Hospital cover the period of pregnancy, 646-1700 this ad and bring it with you to earn your 10% Discount! Inducted— At NO Extra Cost where he was taken after the the delivery and care and feed •Setter Hurryl Offer expires December I. shooting from a 30.06 bullet Ing of the baby. The emotional 5 YEARS — BE PROTECTED — problems 'vriiich may develi^ wound in the chest. ROTOR ANTENNA within the family, before or af SAVE hundracb of doHora In PlljGRIlM MILLS ter the birth of the baby, will Savings Bank^ of Manchester APPUANOB Cofor TV Snrvicn tfirou9h thn also be discussed. During the FA6RIC d epartm ent STORES American Applets SERVICE nnxt 5 y a n . Lownst Snrvlea last class, a tour of Manchester INSTALLED *78^“ Delicious apples account for Memorial Hospital’s obstetrics MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street. (Exit 94 off 1-86) NEXT TO SiOP and SHOP PROTfCTION CONTRACT Red*, dfscountnd wbttanfiol- about one-fifth of the total U. S. cu -.enipnt oMicet ly aaeli yoorl floor will be taken. A ll COLOR PICTURE TUDES OUARANTEED 2 YEARS apple crop and McIntosh for Thoee interested are asked to MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SO. WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH one-lOth of the total, according call tse MPHNA office to regis to Encyclopaedia Britannica. ter. There is no fee. > - '■I >■

PAGE SIXTEiSN" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHKTER, CONN.;'TUESDAY,"NOVEMBER 10, 1970 ^^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1970 ------^------I' and bus ' employes, city and Highligkt^ state employes can strike, but Dempsey Meets ^1 railway workers may not," he said. WithM^kiU “ Prt-WInNNr Spaetahf Now On Nixon S ^ ' InjEtireer llie presidential board, re r ALUMINUM porting yesterday, recommend HARTFORD (AP) — Gbv. AWNINGS ★ WINDOWS . John N. Dempsey said Monday RosySrone•/ ed increases totaling $1.82 an' / SIDING ^ DOORS Of t)e Gaulle hour on the average over a he will meet here with Gov.- ^ n e w YORK (AP) - three-year period, raising the y-y^' . * elect Thomas J. MeskiU Nov. 17 ★ DOOR CANOPIES SNEAK 6 PEEK (Oontlniied from Page One) current $3.68 average rail wage to give the Incoming- governor m ^ ^ e says President Nixon Free Estfmolos # Easy Terms told hU Cabinet and top odvls- to $6 an hour. But Dennis said, I a general review of the state ^>JMWed by a referendum with "It’s not enough." ■ ^ situaUon. e n last week that the Vietnam 78.5 per cent of the vote. The Dennis, however, said the re Dempsey, a Democrat who is BIU TUNSKY . war wUl be over, the country constitution opened the way for commendatimis oi the five- ■3 t retiring after 10 years as g;over- PHONE 949-9095 prosperous and the Increase In KNOWN FOR VALUES independence fon ^ ^ iica’s colo- member board, appointed by nor, said he also will cover any Crime reversed by 1972. ■'President Nixon to head off a questions the Republican winner aye magaalhe—noting in a Dec. 21, 1968—^De Gaulle was threatened Nationwide rail of last week’s election might sWement that it could not pub- NIGHT! elected president of the republ- strike, could serve sis the basis ' have. llsh a source for Its quotations ic His first main ta ^ was to re- for further talks. ^ MeskiU already has been —quoted Nixon In Its current Is store peace in Algeria by grant- "It could be the basis for real sue as telling two top-level Ing Independence to the French hard, gut negotlatiMis," said given office space in the ciqiltol GOOD ONLY^ building in which to conduct meetings: __ Dennis, whose union is the larg- ‘"The war will be over and we ^^:.^âiuiary i960—De Gaulle est of the four AFL-CIO organi- whatever business he wants MUNICIPAL BUILDING during the interim period be wUl have peace with prosperity. crushed a revolt started by zations in the wage dispute, -rep- As for .the economy, It will be PREVIEW NIGHT fore he takes over. French settlers in Algeria who resenting about 75 per cent demands of 40 per cent islation, obscenity and narcotics Grand Opening Sale values in fashions for the (m a Paris street. Again, De and the railroad industry’s last bills—we now have the most ef - • DOUBLE DRESSER BASE G ^ l e was not hurt. 4 offer t ^ l n g 13 per cent. fective program to deal with • FRAMED MIRROR entire family... home furnishings... garden equip (^tober 1962-De Gaulle ■■They’^ h o r t on m oney,"- crim e.” „ ' • CHEST called a referendum on a plan said Dennis ^ t h e board’s re- On current political trends, • BED FULL OB TWIN SIZE ment...major and small appliances...sports or uiUvdi^l suffrage in presi- commendatlons.^Xven though Nixon was quoted as terming denUal elecU oM The reform conceding it w a s > e biggest last week’s ciMigressIonal elec equipment...home entertainment! Bring the was approved with 62.2 per cent âge offer in rail hls^ tion "ideologically . .. enor o e VO e. iijjj yj0^ of runaway ii^Hatimi mously successful.” ( family and meet your new friends at Grants new ime 1963—1 ^ Gaulle and ihat’s the reason why theynaye Analysts who said it was not a CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS West German CSianceUor Kon- to put more on the table,’ RepubUcan victory were writing 11 and exciting department store. rad Adenauer signed reconcili- "what their hearts, not their aUon agreements between their gut the board recommende heads, tell them,” he said, ac Famous Brands cording to Time. ^ against union demands for In- Gaulle creased vacations, holidays and . Nixon told associates, the ' was re-elected president of the ,or cost-of-living pay. magazine said, that he decided to campaign t^ en he saw that ■ j j board also urged negotla- May 1967 ^ ordered allied yons on a number of Industry at Discount Prices! polls were running ^ p s out of Prance to mark demands for rules that w o ^ Pope’s Visit PURE ORANGE FLAVOR f ® he had a meeting hi*" scheduled with chief rail indus- Planned dent ^ d worHSL’ S t e Li“d S '" . aO a.m. Thursday to discuss the ST.JOSEPH recommendaOons. / With Gare June 1968—De Gaulle s party ____ ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN IVt fir. Dom won in National Assembly elec Holiday Tomorrow By IAN MoOAUSLAND CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS tions with an unprecedented WIDELY APPROVED BY DOCTORS Asao«da(ed Preaa Writer majority, taking 299 seats out of World Rin^s Neal Lewis holds a mobile for his sisters,Î’s, Lynne, left, and Gwen, to admire in SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — 467. their home at 20 Concord Rd. Their mother,3therT%s. ^ Paul Lewis, is chairman of When Pope Paul VI comes, to November 168—Prance sur the Gift Shoppe for the annual Holiday Bazaai^to be held tomorrow from 10 Australia he will travel 69.66 with This Coupon vived a deep financial crisis With Triple a.m. to 5 p.m. at Center Congregational Church>Mobiles and the items on the miles by road and take 6 himrs 6 FT. VINYL with De Gaulle refusing to de St. Josephs Kleenex 60 minutes to do It. value the franc. mantel will be sold. The ceramic Chinese philosopheixwere made by Mrs. Bar EXTENSION CORD To De (ûlle bara Dik of Coventry. Rocks and minerals from an Arizona copper mine were That exactitude typifies the April 28, 1969 — De Gaulle Baby Aspirin planning for the Nov. SODec.3 stepped down as president alter used in the items on the wall above the mantel. Christihas trees with birds Facial Tissues (Continued froin Page One) visit. SALE 5 4 ^ a referendum on regional re on the top, stocking stuffers and gift items for children to will be sold in The need for such planning Is forms failed. scribed De Gablle as "one of the the Gift Shoppe. The bazaar, sponsored by the Women’s F ^ w s h ip of the 39c Our the crowd expected to turn out. outstanding /pollUcal and mili e church, will feature several booths, luncheon, and morning and Afternoon re size Reg. Roman Catholic authorities ex tary figures of Prance. His freshments. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) 31c each pect 500,000 people to attend a name haA entered firmly into 17* Mass to be held Dec. i at the Union Leader the histoty of Prance.” Bottle o f 36. With safety cap. 4-99 France and the republic by he lines of the capital'^ ere so Randwlck race track. ‘Poland’s radio described fie Limit 2 Per Customer Box o f 200, White or colors Gaulle as "one of the greatest Frenchmen who rejected defeat, liberated Jammed that the city v^s vlr- "This is the biggest single T h r eatens political personalities of, the 20th the naUonal territory, and as- tually cut off from outside^ A task of its type ever undertaken sured the presence of our coun in an enclosed ar^ in Austra c^ tu ry" and “ the first In Eu Can’l Believe try in the victory,” rope to build bridges to Socialist Japan Adds Subwayg lia,” said Asher Joel, deputy CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS R ail Strike At the United Nations Educa DIGEL chainnan t o e a citizens’ wel 'countries.” TOKYO—Subways operate in. X TABLETS tional, Scientific and Cultural come conunittee. (Conttnued from Page One) , interrupted regu- He’s Dead (our Japanese cities —Tokyo, OrganlzaUon headquarters, the Anti-Gas ^ lar programs to announce the Osaka, Nagoya and Kobe. Yo- I CAnULE The 200-acre race track three bor A ct Hiat deadline is 12:01 death, saying De Gaulle’s (Contlnutd ffom Page One) general conference held a ndn- ^ Antacid ivcmr miles from downtown Sydney kcrfiama is scheduled to open a 12 HOUItB a.m. Dec. 10. statesmanship had "brought ute of silence and adjourned un subway line in 1971 and Sap was chosen because it Is the Dennis said if there is a aixmt the “ Golden era of Fran- war, are , enduring - a deep sor til afternoon. poro, Hokkaido, which will be only place capable of coping row. whatever the political dls strike, he doubts that the men co-Arab relations. The grief of "^®t®ver the political dls Paris telephone officials- said----- host to the 1972.winter Olympic CONTACJ with such a crowd. would go back to work even un- the Arab countries . . . U be- which followed,1 it re *^® ^ minutes aft- Games, U to have a line com- Bookmakers’ stands will be der a federal court order or a yond description.” m^ns that he parked im eproh er the radio announcements, the pleted in time for the games. i moved and the betting board special act of Oongrese until fn Tel Aviv former Premier with his exceptional destiny. He ------WHILE is an historic personage camouflaged. A specially de they win their demands. Such David Ben Gurion told a news signed altar is being built. I 300 methods have been used sue- conference: "In history he will Antoine JPlnay, former Gaul- Antacid \ Contac lO’s Modess There will be 10,0(X> dwarf mari cessfuUy in ' past rail strike go down as a great men—the list finance minister said that Sanitary golds and white petunias about .-’l a s t threats. greatest French leader of the “ once the passions have ebbed, Digel Tablets ûod for Colds the podium. Dennis said in the event of a 20th century. "He was never an this man will leave a mark not Roman CatiioUcs in Australia strike, his union would offer to enemy of Israel.” only in the history of our coun- Napkins total 26.3 per cent of the 12.7 conunue moving ran. smpments uepuiy imormauon Minister *ût also in the history of the continue moving rail, shipments Deputy Information 1.00 of military defense goods, co€il Munir Hafez of Egypt said De entire world.” 1.59 million population. The vlrit coincides with Australia’s bicen for the generation of electricity Gaulle’s death "was a great, Guy Mollet, former Socialist size tenary marking the landing of and all passenger trains. sad shock for the whole world.” premier said: “ Today I wish s 9 7 * Capt. James Ctook and the start NOV. CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS He noted that under delaying He added that the E g^tian gov- only to bow - to the sorrow of 10 Capsules per pack. Li Box o f 48. 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Cauidten of Boltni wUl have be held tomorrow evening at 7 triove or could have been aimed an opportunity this week to hear pjn'.' In Community Hall. at forcing the CSambodlan com about life In Micronesia A ll interest^ adults, male and mand to divert troops from its '.•f « 20,000-man task force at Talng perlenced by Ann Oedeier, a female, are m ged to attend Uils meeting. Mr. Ryba reports, that Kauk, 15 miles north of Skoun. registered nurse-tmd education coathes are needed for the boys He said the government would mlsslonaryr""' team. '' not puU out of the Talng Kauk Tcundrrow afternoon from 1 :30 In the official recount per area. 2:30 she w ill speak to chil formed yesterday to determine U.8.. intelligence ch eers have dren in klhdeigârten through the winners in the attorney g ^ - reported recently that the North Grade 4 In the eudcation build eral and Tolland County Sheriff Viethamese have gotten per ing o f the Congregational races, Town Clerk Olive Too- haps a month’s head start In cbundi. mey reported no change from their annual late-year drive to Those In Grades 5 through 9 the ori^nal statistics. Robert reiênish their ranks for opera may hear Miss Oederer from Killian polled 631 votes to Don tions during the dry season. ald Dorsey’s 883 in the attor 3 to 4 p.m. All children in town U.S. analysts estimate that ney general contest. For the and their parents are welcome. nearly 60,000 North Vietnamese On Friday she wlU present a sheriff spot, Nicholas Pawluk recel\led 512 votes, while Paul soldiers infiltrated into South & ■ program to the social studies •Vietnam and another 20,000 classes at the high school. Sweeney carried 881. Sacrificial Supper passed through southern Laos Miss Dederer served among A sacrificial supper for mern into Cambodia during the first the people of the Caroline, Gil bers and friends of the United 10 months of 1970. In the same bert, Marianna and Marshall Methodist Church will be held period last year, 07,000 North Islands for 30 years. Saturday at 7 p.m. The menu Vietnamese soldiers were esti Bom In Germany, she studied will consist of tea and rice. mated to have infiltrated south K T3 V- if: -rit-- - - four years In a seminary and Proceeds will be for/the bene ward, all but about 1,600 into spent three as ail'aMlstant min fit of the benevolences. South Vietnam. ister In two Cmi^regational •Bulletin Board On the southern Cambodian JT . churches In that country. The Board of Selectmen will front. North Vietnamese-Viet She prepared for foreign mis^- .meet tomorrow night at 7:30 In Cong-forces made an ll-hour .A -s '1 Sion service under the Ueben- theôwn offices. ground and mortar attack cn zeller Missionary Society "and government troops in the Kiri- sailed for Micronesia In 1936. Manchester Evening Herald vong area, 70 miles south of ..4 ’ Because of World War n, she Bolton Correspondent Judltti Phnom Penh near the Viet ■44JVV , did not leave the islands until Donohue, tel. 649- namese border. There was no 13 years later. She spent the report of casualties. war years on the Island of A 7,000-man Cambodian South "r - ' Truk, where, for many months, Rockville ^ Vietnamese task force contin she stayed in a cave, living on ued to meet little resistance in vines and-garbage scraps. Hospital Notes Scouts Clear Sautters Area for Park Site the third day of a sweep 20 Boy Scm^s of Troop 362 of St. Bartholomew Church clear the In 1948 she came to the United Ames of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Ernest Tureck miles south of Phnom Penh. The Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 wooded arga^-.^tween Saultefs Pond and Parker St. where the States and entered Andover- superintendent of the Town Park Department is loaning tools and objective is to trap a North Viet p.m. in all areas except ma ^ w n plans t o ^ l t e a park. Douglas Hauschild of 93 Constance .r Newton Theological School In provmmg the brush pickup and disposal. Any young persons who namese regiment reported in Massachusetts. She was ordain ternity where they are 2 to 4 D r., an Eagle ScouVc^didate, is in charge of the work being the area, but so far the search ed a CongregaUonal ChrlsUan and 6:30 to 8 p.m. done with the cooperation^ of Dr. Douglas Smith and Raymond TT work on the project tomorrow, Veterans Day, may ers- have found only abandmied • minister in 1949 in Hawaii. call Hauschild. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) bunkers and trenches. Admitted Friday: Joan Saw Miss Dederer bting^s back to In Vietnam, the South Viet yer, Liberty St., WiUiam the states a report of the work ¥ ^ n o n important part of school for namese command reported that Suchecki, Union St., Romy Par- X of the United Church of Christ. these students. It was felt that FAA in Study its forces killed 46 North Viet- Now on a year furlough in the ady. Hunter Rd.-j and Charles perhaps students could be moti Connell, Vernon Dr., all of United States, she will be as vated to Improve their behavior Of Plane Mishap S t ," 'S .S Rockville: Viola Sabato, Hart T t signed to the Isleind fit Kusaie to regain the privilege of social ford: Marion Franklin, Grove Discipline at Middli v A h m m o r , x a, cost O f one man wounded. when she returns. ization. HARTFORD (AP) — InvestI- tt b St., Rockville. Tigers Auxiliary in a step toward InsUtutlng a Vletnamese-Vlet C o^ at Discharged Friday: Arnold irtlioa v\1nM 41i ^ _ J ______i O Ih e Women’s Auxiliary of the Jarvis, Oystal Lake Rd., Rock house plan, the board approved pigjjg Bolton Tigers midget football Explained at Boan last spring the hiring of a sec- £ L v Gantry Division 16 miles south- ville: Chester Richard, Ver o mon team will meet tonight at 8 p.m, mont: Nelson‘ Read, White St., ^ ond assistant principal for the Têre were na inii.'rie* Saigon and 39 miles In-scliool suspension and pllne problems at the ADddle at the home of Mrs. William Rockville: Frank Colonese, O y ance counselors, doeW work- school. In effect, the building is piipt or four nasJnie™ northwest of the capital. Two modified house plan will hope School. Bogner on Birch Mountain Rd. stal Lake Rd., Tolland: Jeffrey ers and the psychologic^ ex- now divided into two internal {ot reoorted mino^^ Americans were reported killed Bach member is asked to bring Diebolt, Eva Circle, Rockville: —fully ------alleviate - some----- of the dls- The very aaav fact-a that the stu- aminer. They explained schools of 800 studente each, the att-craft but no ^ wounded; enemy losses a football. Priscilla Tornatore, Torry Rd., cipllne problems at the Middle tênts at the Middle School are t h e problem students s e e '^ th each of the assistant “prin- brokp out ft,.. i known. THINGS Mrs. Anthony Muro, president Tolland: Mary Machacek, King School,- ■ ■ parents attending the at the adolescerft state presents breaking .the rules as a show of cicala in charge of one section eear failed to dron ns ------— of the newly formed organi St., Rockville: Philip Doss, Board of Education meeting problems. Mrs. Marie Herbst, power and punishment as a re- ond tfifr-voverall supervision of made its aonroach to thi. zation, -i;eports that 25 tlckeU Summit Rd., Vernon: Arlene last night were told. a member of the board, but ward or recognlUon of their curriculum'-Ajevelopment and The nlane was nn r«..t» To K i l i n e y D e v i c e i are still available for the din Vaughn, Village St. and Mark The Middle School, which asking to speak as a mother, power. discipline p r o lt ^ s headed by Brmrnrti F i e l d ^ m V ^ V o r ^ ^ ______ner-dance to be held Friday Kloter, Union St., Rockville: houses l;600-plus students, has ^plataed that children at this Last week, the internal sus- Principal David P ^ e r . The mishap is being invelugî p l « ^ ^ c 'lm ^ M d '- evening at âno’s Restaurant. George Miller, Rachel Rd., Man been the subject of several ofan chfldrTn mature pension program was started Ih answer to a stktement ted by the Federal AvlaUon Ad- ney equlpment^may help double Milt Flynn’s 16-piece orches chester. meetings concerning a small were ten venrn School. The problem stu- made concerning rumors afibut ministration, the Connecticut the number of persons *now re- tra will provide music for the Admitted Saturday: Marcia group of students who are con- y ars ago. She said dents are separated from the happenings at the school, b ^ r d Department of TrajisportaUon’s celvlng aid from such devices affair which will run from 7 Wortman, Welgold Rd., Tolland:' tinual violators of school rules. the ®"® aeheei “ ® h t I, fears and must work member Robert DuBeau sug- Bureau of AeronauUcs and the by 1977 a irovernment mndtenj ARE COM IN p.m. to 1 a.m. A number of Robert Baker, Discovery Rd., N Last Friday, one 14-year old âve e n w e ^ t t assignmenU all day. gested that parents who are NatloluLl -’pransportaUon Safety s L n ^ ^ y f prizes which have been donated Vernon: Dorothy Nell, West St., boy was stabbed by another boy have enjoyed it, even . though This program was suggested concerned make a trip to the Board. ^ I^ .^ n T a m in T. Burton says will be awarded. Bolton: Jessie Sledlik, Winder- the same age. Last night one of they too feared it at first by the committee which went school to waylay their fears, twin-engine Piper Aztec is several new procedures mav mere Ave., Rockville: Scott Sll- Tickets are available from the parents expressed concern The committee studying the on the assumption that social- “ The program is excellent and owned by Suburban AftUnes Iric; help raise the 2 ono hene«ei<.w«o members of the auxiliary. vay, New Rd., Tolland: Carol about his child who will be go- problems was made up of guid izatton was perhaps the most the school is well managed,” ° f Redbank N .T ^ wneflciaries of kidney dlseeise reUef to 4,000 According to Mrs. Muro, the Ream and Baby, Willie CTr., and ing to that school next year. - H e ------^------DuBeau said. in seven years.Among the new auxiliary hopes to begin a Pony Sawyer, Baby of Joan and Rob said his child has already ex ------Greek Imports Rise Ibelinlques is the use of a Lie ague football team with the ert Sawyer, Liberty St., Rock pressed fear about having to go Vernon . federal copyright law was ATHENS-Imports by Greece starch-like diet supplement that proceeds of the dance. ville. there. Schools to Close Common Market countries may ’ ’abSorb” poisonous mate Discharged Saturday; Fred Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant There w ill be no school In Bol imtll 1870 that another law made last year increased from $304 rials. Trial, Grand Ave., Annette Bus- superintendent of schools said Program Expansion Sought the U brary of Congress the first million to $607 million, double ton tomorrow because of Vet siere. Laurel St., and Theresa Ultimately, Burttm added, it erans Day. the administration is very much central agency for the reglstra- those of 1962. Greek exports to may be possible to save up to Aqullina and Baby, Mountain St., concerned about the safety of Uon and custody of copyright Euromart countries rose from The Blementary and Center all of Rockville: . Kathleen For the Talcottville School 7,800 kidney disease sufferers. schools w ill close at 1 p.m. on all ehildren in the school sys deposits in the United States. $90 million to $223 miUlon Brennan and Baby, Stafford Thursday and Friday for par tem. He said that the boy who S p ^ g s : Barbara Klncman, . A proposal will be filed with by Thomas Bowler, physical ent-teacher conferences. was charged in the stabbing has Lewis St., Rockville: Lois Shain, the state which it la hoped will education instructor, assisted by Parents whose last names be been expelled. East Hartford: Martha Nash, Magliocco. ANCHESTER gin with the letters A through Albert Kerkin, also an assist lead to a complete prog;ram at Vernon Dr., and Helen Kloster, The program (a most impres M are invited to confer with ant superintendent, outlined the the Talcottville School. sive one as indicated by the their child’s teacher on Thurs Orchard St., Rockville: Laura background of the stabbing in COMING SOON THE BIGGEST THING IN YEARS! Davis, Hartford Tpke., Vernon: A plea was made to the Board pleasure shown on the faces of V cident. He said he felt it should day between 1:15 and 4 p.m. of Education last night by A l George Newman, Tolland Ave., be mentioned. the children involved) would be tt Those whose last names begin bert Kerkin. assistant, superin even more successful if the and Linda Martin, Cedar St., The boy involved in the stab with N through Z should come tendent in charge of special ed school had the proper faciltles, The ''food market of tomorrow" will be here Rockville. bing, Kerkin explained, had Friday during the same houra. ucation and Anthony Magliocco, it was said. Presently many of Admitted Sunday: Helen Rem- been in a specialized school. He Parents are asked to limit supervisor of special education, the activities are ,i:uiiuuci.<:u conducted oui- out- very soon. their conferences to 10 or 16 kiewlcz, 7 Middle Butcher Rd., was returned to the the basic shop \^mon ^jjo explained that an analylsls side while the weather permits minutes with each teacher to and George Beitner, RFD 2, school system on a shortened ortened jjjg program showed it lack but/ otherwise-----■■■■ have ‘to ’be con enable everyone to have the op Rockville: Anthony Patrizz Jr., school day schedule and had ed enough classrooms for pre ducted in the classrooms. The Home Handyman’s “Do-Everything" Group portunity to speak with the Bolton Rd., Vernon: Kathryn been closely watched, Kerkin The proposal to be made Designed with your shopping comfort and teachers they wish. Maynard, Meadow Brook Rd., school classes plus physical ed to ■r! ^'^4 i'* said. He noted that until last T T m . the state would ask for a fa On both of the above dates, Ellington: Ethel Chaffee, Staf Friday’s incident the boy “ nation faclllUes cility for physical education the afternoon session of kinder ford Springs: Charlotte Kulas seemed to be making reason The Talcottville School houses pleasure in mind...you'll love our wide-aisles plus two additional classrooms garten w ill meet with the morn and baby, Somers: Bridget Len- able IAA.JUOW..C..I. adjustment. moderately retarded children for pre-school handicapped chil- ing session. tocha, Talcptt Ave., Rockville: Board member, Albert Smith Vernon and 15 surrounding ^ ^ __ Investigate these versatile Rockwell Delta Quality and our policy of selling for less! attending Lunch Menu Richard Michek, Lakeside Lane, explained that the state will towns. A four-room addition -j.. Tj-ool ranpe in range in age from Power Tools today! With them you can do almost Thursday, spaghetti with meat Bolton: Phyllis Carr, Pine St., not allow the board to expell constructed two years ago with every woodworking job In your home. Manchester: Patricia Eastwood, three years and four months to sauce, tossed salad, jello; F ri these problem children unless state funds made the school the 21. day, vegetable soup, egg or Bridge Rd., Somers: Renee the Planning and Placement ttrst ’ ’public school regional cen- W e keep our prices low ...our quality high! Kepkin said the matter has al tuna salad sandwich, fruit cob Skelly and baby, Downey Dr., Commlttee of the State Board of ter” for educating these chil- ready been discussed with the bler. _ Manchester: Eileen Flannelly, Education determines that the dren. in the state, state and after the proposal Teen-Age Conference HUton Dr., South Windsor: student is incorrigible but not The proposed addition would is ^ c e p te d , the project will A weekend conference for high Henry Willey, Mountain Rd., El emotionally disturbed. This also be 100 per cent funded by thfn be put out to bid. As with school age young people Is be lington. practically ties the hands of the state which has, in the past, tlie other addition, the contract ing sptmsored jointly by St. Discharged Sunday:* Fabiola the board as most incorriglbles cited the Talcottville School as for construction is signed with George’s and Bolton Methodist Domlngue, Abbott Rd.. Elling* have emotional problems, he being one of the best for educa ’ ton: Rodney Smith, Rau St., the provision that the contrac Churches. ’The conference win said tion of the retarded. Rockville: Candid Foisy, Rhode tor will receive the money from be held at Hadden Campus in Last April the board receiv Slides showing the physical the state upon comiêtion qf the Salisbury, fropi Friday evening Island: Margaret Mange, Grove ed a report from a committee St., Margaret Schlaefer, Tol educaUon program insUtuted at building. It wlU not come from through Sunday afternoon. appointed to study the dlsdi- the school last year were sl)town town funds. Rev. Mr. Robert Ihloff, vicar land Ave., and Carol Sternberg, of St. George’s, and Rev. Mr. Field Dr., all of Rockville. Model 11-269 Model 34-302 David Campbell, pastor of the (Less Motor) Model 37-269 United Methodist Church, will J (Less Motor) accompany the group, aong with Diabetes Study laywomen from both churches. WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Rockwell Delta RockwellDelta According to Rev. Mr. Ihloff, doctors who have been studying ’ ”The conference will be an at diabetes among Arizona’s Pima Rockwell Delta IP .-.^^^.1..^Motorized 4"Deluxe tempt to help the young people Indians say ideas about the dis become a group in the deepest Radial Drill Press Saw Ready to Run Jo in te r ease need sharp revision. r Tot drilling, drum sanding, sense of the word; It will be de The Pimas were studied by For sawing, dadoing, mitering Does lointing, tapering,_ mortising, routing and grinding. and moulding operations, signed to foster mutual under Dr. Jesse Roth and Dr. Peter chamfering and beveling. standing and trust. To this end,| • Drills to center of 32" circle Bennett o f the National Institute • Rips 24" right or left of blade • Surfaces stock 4" wide, we will use films, sensitivity’ • Vi " capacity in cast iron, of Arthritis and Metabolic Dis % " in steel • Cuts 3V4 " deep, 2Vi " at 45° rabbets V4 " x 4" exercises and discussion.’-’ • Motor develops 2 HP eases because they have the • Ram travels 11" forward • Ball-bearing cutterhead Any young person in Grades highest rate of diabetes in the and rear ^ • “Table Top" tilt scale • Balanced H.S.S. knives 9 through 12 is welcome to at world. Sat, Nov. 14th, 10 - 7 at the Masonic Temple^ • Head swivels 360°, tilts over 90 • Self-aligning rip fence • Fully adjustable tables tend. Registration forms may be The studies showed estimates • 4 speeds-700 to 4700 rpm • Ball bearing construction • Fence positive stops picked up at either chtirch. of prevalence of true diabetes * 4^m iH * Jewelry at 90°. 45° right and left Bsskrttwill Program among young people should be M O D EL 11269 Henry Ryba, town recreation ‘‘markedly decreased” and ■k Pot Poori Shoppe k Toy Box M ODEL 34392 M O D E L 37269 director, announces that an or- Reg. 124.50 “ maricedly increased” among ★ Country Store k Holiday Booth. Reg. 227.45 Reg. 141.05 , ganizational meeting to plan the older people, the two said Mon town's basketball program will day. * -Attic Treaanrea k Mitten Tree UIE DOn'T nOUERTISE PRICES. Ule * 124.50 * 199.50 * ★ Boutique Shoppe •ik.Home Baked Foods 124.50 •k Coffee Shoppe k Kiddles’ Games glue you the lowest everyday FOGARTY BROa, INC. Sfweiflti^Look! "JINGO" Th* Clovvii WIIB* Hm! i f n e yCHESTiai D i s c o u n t m a n c w s t b r prices oe every iteei...TIIE RREII'S W.G.GIENHEY FOGARTY'S INSURE! Open To The Pablic! MEAT LOAF SUPPER. 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 BY BESEBVATIOM ONLY! 9 9 c CO. ^ LOUIEST STORE-lUIRE HIRRK-UP! B iG BUDGET PAYMENT PLAI FPr Ticketa, Phone M n . Helen T. Elliott, §13-6683 (Beaervattona Cloae nmnday, NovenS^ Ulli) 3 3 6 ~ P W GO — o a Air Condttieahig $4 Hsu, C—tomei Servlee Nonm MA915iim r ERST HARTFORD SHOP HT 1150 RHRRSIDE RUEHHE or 801 SIlUEll IRRE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1970 3 . Andover South Windsor TAK. Drug Center Hebron Vote T V Tonight -By CLAY 8. POLLAN- LIRi P ZB M ulls The Drug Advisory Center, for Complete Listings. Newspaper (^rrespondents Your Vail/Activity Guido Sin. 22 81 Russell St., is observing W as Strong See Saturday’s TV Week -^^Â rti. t* According to tho Stan. 't the following schedule: 'To develop message for Wednesdoy, o cf. 22 S->n-16-1846 4-15129-34^ U sage F or Monday through Friday. For Dodd Discuss Publicity Methods :^48-58^ reod words corresporxling to numbers 142-53-87-8^ 5:M rFern « of your Zodiac birth sign. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. V a i WUd West AM ubs Femlbr A «. 20 1 Associort 31 O f 61 You OCT. 22 Concrete Co. <4e> anilsMi’e Iilaad‘ (C) _ . it— the first time a ccotrantanon 2 Pint 32 Hobbles 62 Ditcourofling vice is available Monday tlMi was the fifteenth strongest onilsu’e Iilaad <0 ) the News” publicity wrltliig newspsqier correqaiiMlents 4 Put 34 Speed 64 And 17-20-36-57^ . its support of Thomas Dodd. (4*) Wha?e My UaeT ( 0 ) 1752-55-66 5 Don't 35 A 65 On nlng and Zoning Board meeting p.m. to 3 a.m. •:te Newt with Walter O r^ Wayne, the Yankee Confer O\3i37-40-« 11 A 41 Precious 71 T o 21-24-41-47^ son Roads, the site is die loca- kite ald participated In a roundtable ^ ’60-73-75 42 Get 72 Regrets bron was surpcMsed only by ence champion ta two of the last 12 Y ou 65-67-72 J L Oon of the . old a 3b6 Obncrete discussion to acquaint represen- f ^ attemlotl by CANCiR 13SMds 43 Sports 73 Following eight towns .-which Dodd car three yeara, covered the five- 14 T o 44 Unlock 74 Moke CAPRICORN Oo., which ceased operations (18) Caadid Camera ' tatlves of South Windsor orga- Roger Cottle representing 2 Police Lo^ ried and six which gave him a mile course ta 24 minutes, 11 . 1 5 0 n 75 Up many years ago and the land 45 It higher second place percentage. •?•) JNB® Newe (C) nlzations with Indlvldiial news- p jg jj. Margaret Kingman, ^ J U L Y 22 16 Deal 46 Be 76 And had falTen into disRise. 7:M (8) Movie seconds, shaving four seconds 1 7Todav 47 Tim e 77 You JAN. I» V-j^ Grant stated that although his (8) Tzath er Coueqaeaeee (C) paper policies. .. . South Windsor Art League; ty - The property has been sub off the meet record set by' Art •>>12-26-38-<9 18 Could 48 Clinched 78 Ahead 5- 9-30-54^ ABBESTS committee was "very disap (IS) Whst’e My User (C) Ustag a text especially de- ^ j , 3^4 5^*4 ,5i/51-76-79-86 19 Luck 49 Some T 9 Interesting 62-68-81-85'^ ject to extensive vandalism in (8*-48) News — Westher sad Dulong of H(dy Cross last year. Joseph B. Ostroskl, 17, of pointed at the final outcome, signed by course Instructor Ro- ipomazic, " South Windsor Jay- LEO 20 Fovors 5 0 A 80 W ill the past few months and Diem- 81Sperte ■ (C) Bill Speck, the eastern Inter 21 W atte 51 Importont 81 O r AQUARIUS Coventry, charged with breach we must realize that we were 7iM (M) Den KaoMe Show (C) land CSilrico, assistant profes- pnidence Reinhardt, St. ) JULY 22 2 2 M o y 52 A 82 Benefit JAN. 20 ing has requested the aid of the (S^) Mod Sqasd (C> collegiate champion from Provi of peace, arrested yesterday on challenging both major parties, sor ot English at Manchester Margaret Mary Ladles Guild; ÂU&.n 2 3 To d a y '» 53 The 83 Of Planning and Zoning BoeuxI in (18) I Spy (C) dence (College, was second, ^ fin- Estes of (jocmt Guard 24:38, 24 N o 54 By 84 Opportunity EEI. t l , a warrant served in connection : * (8-48) Movie Community College, oiganlia- B^tty Gehrls, YMCA Hartford deciding what may be done plus a spUnter group of one ot 8 8 ishlng about 70 yards bel^d Eric Potter of Dartmouth 24:41; -„A 2- 8-14-28 25 W ith 55 New ■ 85 Gossip 3- 619-22A„- with an earlier Manchester dis them, and very nearly succeed (18) Movie Iton chairmen were introduced Region tac.; Roger Hebert, ^32-43-56 26 May 56 Fovored 86 Individuals 127-61-78 with it. The parcel in question turbance. Ostroskl was relediged (88) Jslk (0 ) Wayne ta 24:20. ' Larry Paulson of Massachusetts , 27 Put 5 7 Plans 87 Boll ed ta our objective of carry ( ) Oaaimohe to the basics of journalism, in- Kpights of Columbwi Roeen- VIRGO PISCES Is located in a residential area. 8:88 8 ( t a Despite Wayne’s effort, IDart- 24:43, Steve Shlrey of Dart 6 28 Enjoy 58 Successfully 88 More on 8100 2ion-surety bond. Court ing HebrMi.” (88) Movie eluding ideas for new sUnles berrerberger Chapter;Chanter; SheijdlShei A. Al/G. 22 * 29 Greater 59 People 89 Rolling EEI. IP The board outlined a course 18:88 (8) 88 HtBBtei (C) mouth won the team title with a mouth 24:43, and WilUam Rowe date, Nov. 30. Final vote tallies in Hebron and details of releases submit Kane, South Windsor TAR ; iV? SEW. I 30 Depressed 60 W orth 90Money^ MAIL. 20 of action Deming should under (8-48) Msreas Welb-nr, M.D.(C) 8 22 showed Lowell Welqker with 692 18:M (18) HsHford Tslk-U (C) Carol Carney, W ^ptag Com low score of 66 points. Massa- of Northeastern 24:46. Paulson 1-25-3i59 take before they can give any Wostbsr ted to local newsptqiers. “ „(§ )G o o d |) Adverse Neutral 23-39-44-5(V« Charles E. Deranleau, 2B, of votes, Dodd with 603 and' Joseph 11:88 (S-8-184848) News Oiirico, a former journalist, munity CSuirch Women; Betty chusetts was second wtlh 71, fol- edged Shlrey for elgÛi place al '64-77-80-82 69-70-83-84V: tangible suggeetiim or approval •ad SpoHs n»^ board did not take a vote by Harriet' Cooke of Glaston Rham Yearbook to abide by policy of the news- an additional demand on the scoring leaders released today. son <« Thanksgiving Day. been considerably larger. (Man- ning attack to disregard the is bordered on three sides byôn the matter, but will submit bury, on Adams St. near New Jack Baron, this year’s editor JOLIET, ni. (AP) — “ U f a - town’s facilities. Offer ‘Antigone’ pass and try to control the the forest and is not in use at it to the Finance Board for ap- State Rd. Court date for Botting of Rham High School's year it’s a greed trip .,'n y it before Esposito, who set an alltlme The Indians last seEuson com- Chester won, 7-6). All decisions or suggestions record with 126 points two years clock with running plays. As it the present time. propriation of funds. If funds is Nov. 23. book, “ The Triangle,” has an "AnUirone” Pr®!®®. sayhig It has an it’s too late,” an IS-year-irid ■ ■ riT piled one of the worst records . ^ “P 8^*"® P ^ were held in abeyance until Jean Anouilh’s ago, ha^ so far this season, Team League Ovarall in the schools history winning Hall, we felt we had to con- turned out, -we threw just two The board voted to sell the are available it will be voted nounced that the aimual sub .111 i. *1. ui 1 uii. * 1.1 u excell®ht offset printing staff, youth wrote In a letter before he 22 tract to the state pending ap- upon at the next town meeting Deming complies with the will be the vehicle with which ^„„btaed with p ^ e s ^ re- three more than McKenrie, the COIL only one game 'wdiile losing 18. -Although there is passes all & y . The first was Board's request and presents A car driven by Edward B. scription didve for patrons aiul died during the weekend. proval by the Conservation for final acceptance. the East Catholic High School porting, editing and correqiond- scrappy right winger. Wethersfield 6-2 6-2 Their only victory was against ®^way8 the risk of fumbles when complete for eight yards, and his plan at the neict meeting. Rowe of 82 Irving St., drove advertisers will begin this week.' Coroner WUlaid Blood of WUl the very next play we tried Commission and by the towns, The last item on the agenda through a plate glass window at In order to publish the year Players will open this year’s tag persoimel who take pride ta (Jounty said the youth, Percy Hodge shares third place with M ^chester 4-2 6-2 Bristol Central. ®*‘® ^ ‘*'® Also {appearing before the Conard again and John Wlggln wisely peopl®. was the acquisition of another King’s Department Store at the book, $4,000 is necessary and a drama season. Performances their work, Patrick Pilon of JoUet, died of a 4-2 6-2 Asked before pracUce start- ®® ^ ® ‘ The board also discussed the truck. The town now has two committee was Joseph Vinick Hall 4-2 ed yesterday, would the ®® ■U'e ball ta the air threw the ball away when he Parkade, Sunday aftenuxm. student committee will be solic will be given ta the school audl- Dexter Burnham, president of self-inflicted gunshot wound. 6-2 ■possible purchase of the Pro- trucks in use; the additional representing the Andover Sand is Usted ahead of the C!anadiens’ Bristol Eastern 3-3 4-3 team do better than last sea- ^W n?^. the tatercepUon. saw his receivers covered. To and Gravel Oo. Permission was Rowe was taking driving lessons iting residents and businesses in torium Friday and Saturday at local chapter of the In a letter released Monday venson property on Gilead Rd. truck would be a regular dump star because he has five goals Windham 3-4 3-4 son, Moriarty answered, “ Yes football team, say we controlled the ball requested for excavating sand from his father when he lost town for their assistance with 8:30 p.m. Tickets will be on sale Y.M.C.A. and editor of the by Blood id the request of Pl which the town heis offered to truck to be used in road work, control of the automobile, which the project. and Bellveau has three. Platt 2-3-1 4-3-1 you can quote me on this We’li ’P*'®y ®'‘® '’®*Y 'Yell coached and would be an undestatement. W e , and gravel in a tract of land at the door. Journal Inquirer, commented Ion’s family, the y(Nith urged do better this year than last ” make few mistakes. They ran 78 plays, more than double buy. This tract of some 60 to snow plowing, etc. Theboard ran through the window and end Anyone wishing to participate Two more Boston players, Bristol (Central 2-3-1 3-3-1 located adjacent to Hop - River As m Sophocl/es’ original trag- coverage the town of others to “ say no” If offered In the first day workout the ®" >elr opponents’ the output of Hall. We had "19 90 acres fronts on Gilead. Rd. voted to submit the request to ed up in the record department, who is not contacted by the veteran Johnny Bucyk and de Maloney 0-6 0-6 6 with access from Bunker Hill edy, the conflict is between the Windsor has. drugs. height was provided by senior ®rr®« ®"d they pressure you first downs to H^l’s five. and runs back into the Old the Board ot Ftaance. causing considerable damage. committee, may call Jack Baixm fending scoring champ Bobby HARTFORD COUNTY Rd. law of the family and religious ______Swamp. The Conservation Com- . ------Police are pressing no charges. on Burnt HIU Rd. Orr, complete the Bruins’ domi x-Xavler 4-0 6-2 Bill Peoples and junior Rich Discussion centered on dutyuuijr 881 in theuio inji'Duiiperson uxof AJiugone,Antigone, mh Klernan Both players are over we had to stop was past, Denis Wirtalla, Jim Bale- mission has previously voted Manchester Evening Herald Bulletin Board ^ ■ InspecUons made, 72 cor- said, "And that’s the cmly legal We get one or two of them, 400 MAIN ST8HT • MANCHESTf8, CONN heating s^tem^ and was burning. When I w m met. Driving is much safer on departed his high rise suite with . “ What possible posiUve thing y of all these ^ p l e c tagtag to recUons ordered, and otay three way to g;et In. But there must be They’re charged with disorderiy can they do? No wonder they this poor planet, I can’t help It,” correcUons made able to slow down to 30 m.p.h. 1 the Bonneville flats. projects manager Dean R. Die- HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOIMES NORMAN HOLMES O 0 jumped out and rolled along the 60,000 ways people ti^ to get conduct and are slapped with a take drugs.” ®he said. “ My mother keeps senarate renort the ”The one thing that bothered trich, an IGT vice president, he is it isn’t a ground to put out the flames. I Into the stadium.” $60 fine.” She doesn’t see much hope ta telling me to make a h a i^ health department renorted 18 me was ta braking The Blue said: It is axiomatic that environment and mood have a few scars on my arms Flame. I had a good harness but "Let's try the elevator; I The scalers. . Met Stadium is patrolled by Uw ^ n g e r generaUon either. cases of communicabl^ disease and legs to show for it. “The most simple way Is Sims’ 326-man crew, 43 at. the “They’re just as bad as we "lovle to be made today. ^ Manchester last month, com- are inseparable. One who is amid austere, system. at the speeds I’d pitch forward, think it’ll make 27 floors.” “About 11 years ago before climbing the fence,” Sims said, gates. Policemen also are sta- she com m uted ‘T ^ y ------pared with 34 ta October of last depressing surroundings will feel depress graduating . from Long Beach don’t do more, they just talk year, "They kind of go at it like ah at- tioned at the turnstiles to blunt more. I’w lost my IdeahsUc ^ lu is a n c e B ill q^g ed . . . just as one who is amid attractive, Podytech High I drovt hot rods Alcindor Scores Even Better tack at Fort Apache. They even the chargers. around California, Arizona and comfortable suiToundings will feel com use the same methods—rickety “ We’re not there to defend the BALTIMORE (AP) — A Q ty constated of 11 for strep throat If your heating oil, your burner, and your furnace do not match, Nevada. I once drove a car 366 ladders, barrels.” place,” Sms said. “ We are OouncU member, Catherine Duf- (Including scarlet fever); two forted. The conscientious funeral director, you diDn’t have a system. This can be inefficient. And expensive’ m.p.h. on the sEilt flats for Bill Than During Rookie Year "Some guy even drove a fork there to protect the seats of- peo • For the moat^nL-t she mid **®® introduced a bill to cOTi- t®*' venereal disease; and end of course, decorates and furnishes his fa That’s why we perfected our own heating system. It starts Fredericks, a Van Nuys butch NEW YORK (AP) — It’s hard Alltime scoring champ Wit lift on the property and was lift ple who have paid to get ta.” when she sees ^Ûdreiv-"It’8 “nuisances” committed ®®ch for German measles, ta- er. cilities accordingly. with clean Mobil heating oil. Perfectly matched to the Mobil to visualize a more potent offeh- Chamberlain of Los Angeles ing people over the fence. He juSt the same UtUe girls swing- ®**’®*‘ *“ 1™®!®- fecUous mononucleosis, mumps, “ RlRht then I got more of an give force ta the National Baa- leads ta rebounds with an ayer- didn't charge anything. I guess Thermo Jet burner that burns clean. Both matched to your fur urge for speed and wanted to ketball Association than Lew Al- agp of 21 per game and player- he was just being neighborly. Daryle Lamonica I can’t beUeve there’s been any Monday night reads: nace that’s matched to the heating requirements of your home break Craig Breedlove’s record, ctador gave the Milwaukee coach Len Wilkens d Seattle is Last year they had the snow real change ” persons, having the d u t y ------— • ^Kemiet then abput 400 m.p.h. Bucks last year. tops ta assists with a 9.9 aver pushed up so high behind the Returns Sunday TMOMI That s a real system. That’s efficiency. That’s inexpensive. From a small town herself, ®«^ ®‘>Ul‘ y t® prevent, shall ' , . "At first I had a mailroom job But big Lew, rookie of the age. The tree throw leader Is scoreboard that a 4-year-oId OFTW And to keep this efficient system operat- m m ■ at NOrta American Rockwell’s year and No. 2 scorer last sea- OAKLAND (AP)—Daryle La- Miss Woodward »hinfc« that cit- Imowtagly permit any dog or Mêaa r o u o m n g BOlOU Dick Snyder of Seattle with .897. could ‘have stepped into the ing efficiently, we service the whole system. Downey, Calif., plant, making son. Is producing points at even monica’s suspected shoulder les as a way of life are doomed. ®(l>er animal to commit any mil- LAUREL, Md. __Poorly alta- RUU place. $1.29 an hour. Later I worked as a faster pace this time around, separation has been diagnosed "They should tear down New »®nce upon any sidewalk ta the «d shotgun pellets are belatedly So you might say we’re part of the system, too. "Relatively few actually get SOSTH SIOC a* statistician and planning engl- Accortang to NBA statistics York City and make U a park— City d BaWmore, or upon the hitting their mark and polson- tNTOANCt Midget Tryouts ta, maybe 60 or 76 a game. But - no cars, no tin cans, no clga- fI®ors or stairways of any build- mallards and other water- heating oil neer then passed tests ta 1962 to released today, Alcindor, vriio at .. Oakland Raider quarterback qualify for the company’s astro- averaged 28.8 points per game at night the lig;ure triples. rettes—nothing but pec^le,” she (" « ®r place frequented by the fo^l, says RTlUam H SUckel A t East Side The namedroppers. should be ready to start again naut program. , , last seasem, leads all scorers said. puWlc or used ta common by of the U.8. Bureau of Sport "•nie namediippers are the "®*^ «>® But rile doesn’t think there the tenants, or upon the outside Fisheries and Wildlife Research “ I was one of seven astro- with a 34.1 average this season, Midget basketball tryouts for nauts working on the ^® ® career-high 63 ptants aU boys, age 10-12, will be held first guys who try to crash the ®°® ® are many small towns left with walls or stairways of any build- pt Laurel. - gate,” Sims said. “T heyil say aunttay’s game smaU town atmoisphere. "For ing abutting on a pubUc street when shot lying ta lakes and 2LH0UR SERVICE • PHONE M3-5ISS ApoUo project with NASA. When against Cleveland iaat week to (®"ISht, Thursday and Nov. 17- W e Give anything,imvthinir be anybody’sanvivuiv’a relative. Cleveland early ta the the most part we’ve got a large or park.” marshes are eaten by the birds, they put me on a desk job I quit solidify his edge over Boston’s ®^ ^® H®®( Side Rec. fourth quarter after tajuring his Valuable Tliere was one guy vdio de population moving all over.” Persons found guilty would be the lead slowly them and decided to try raciiw- I John. Havllcek, Who Is averag- AU boys interested ta playing- left shoulder on a tackle. — serves an academy, award.” She reminisced itaout gotag liable for a $10 fine. and causes death. SUckel says MoriaHy Brothers likiMl anything with speed and tag 29.6. should register and attend the W that’s iiriiy I’ta not married. I Alcindor also holds a wide tryouts. 1 , ‘"nie guy said his diabetic back to Marietta, Ga., where The term “ nuisance” Is unde- soft iron substitutes for lead 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Green Stamps! Last Night's Fi^tt she Uved as a chUd. "There fined ta the bill. may be the soIuUon. tried It

N E W Y o r k ® ®f® ucaiûeudesigned tolo keepKeep MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — them. Fouts is the son of Bob director of athletics at .UConn from crowds," Baylock What at first appeared to be the and head of the School of Phys* *iuipped. end nf ArehiA wnr»ninor»o Fouts, former radlo-TV an end of Archie Manning’s college leal Education. ♦ ♦ ♦ football career may be only a _ (AP FtMofex) nouncer for the San BYanclsco GETS C H A N C E — ^Making the most of an opportuni- 49ers, eind has spent many “Boy, If you ever saw a Trin V8. W es temporary setback. The super hours working out with John happy guy, It was Van,” Bay- There wlU also be an Army- quarterback may return to ac nity to start at quarterback, Terry Hanratty paced tion within 10 days. Pittsburgh to a 20-17 win over the Jets Sunday. Brodiei So who is Dan's favorite lock reported. "The single-wing Navy type batUe at Middletown ...... ■ . - ... -t______■.______;______athlete? Johnny Unltaa. attack was his cup of tea.” too, when Trinity and Wesleyan That was the word from doc One youngster who caught the get together. tors------followingd two----- »u hours .- of sur- Yankee Crown at Stake Another Fouts booster is eye of Baylock in the UM ass “W e’re better than last year ” ®®*’^ Monday on the Mississippi Coach Ben Martin of the Air Ihieup was one of iTogl B erra’s Trinity back rince the gloiy left arm, broken be- Force, whose team was knocked sons. “H e’s going to be a fine despite an over abundance of elbow Saturday, from the unbeaten ranks Satur running back,” Baylock report- Wesleyan ftmulty and athleUc surgery here consisted of Dartmouth, B.C. day thanks to Fouts' four touch e Trade-in spite a loss to Notre Dame 29-13. Rhode Island condlOon since Carm (Coach polls. The polls mean something day ®fter overnight examinatlcm • Built with two fiber glass belts and 14 Yale, ranked third in New droPPed an 18-16 heartbreaker E d Marinaro, ComeU’s «jor na-» Carmen Cozza) came here as to the players because thev 7 ^®, ‘®“ ^®® be suf- SAVE S6.40 Sizes lo Fit Most American Cars head coach. T^re are lO first like recognition fered in last Sunday’s National two nylon cord plies 5 9 England with' only a 10-0 loss to Temple. Rhode Island is No. tlonal rushing leader, 'doesn’t stringers out vrith injuries, aU “I always thought if you beat L e ^ e gam e against D7H-14. or 6.9.5x14 Dartmouth marring„ a _____ seven- ^ê - A— P regional = poll.. clock ------too well in the 40-yard Plus $2.12 FREE Sears Battery Installation game record, returns home as Wesleyan won the Little Three dash,” says Coach Jack Mustek, to thelri• • ankles or knees. AU a club vdu y ^ would hn be n a better the^clnnati Bengals. ® • Guaranteed by Sears to wear for a full Tubeless WbiieAvall host to Princeton. The Ells re- championship for a second con- "B ut,” he adds, “he always are in a dubious state in re- team, and rank higher, but you “Fortunately, the dlngnr*iin Federal w gs that it isn’t a serious inju 36 months Silent SnoA4- Guard X Guarantee Free replacement within 90 days of purchase if battery proves defective. After bounded from the Dartmouth secutlve year by whipping Wil- seems to be a Uttle faster than gards— to— playing 1.AV14,\4cijr, Saturday. don don’t t in in some some polls, polls, Uke Uke uiai that Excise Tax ry,” Rauch repored. “Howev. 2 5 \ 90 days, we replace the battery, if defective, and charge you only for the period of own loss with a 32-22 vlctqry over Hams 29-13. That leaves only the guy chasing him.’’ "Ted Sizemore avUI start at service one (not the Associated ership, based on the regular price less trade-in at the time o f the return, prorated over stubborn Penn. pride at stake next Saturday ______quarterback with Joe Massey Fress.) er, O.J.’s knee is going to Twin fiber gla ^ belts reduce tire squirm the number of months of the guarantee. sore for a AvhUe and each indl- Sear* Tubelen Whilewrall Fourth ranked Boston Unlver- when Williams Invades Am- The opposing quarterbacks at injured. Central, sparked by Its de- Regular SAVE SALE Flat FMeral Addual’s recuperative powers and keep the tread flat against the road. Silent Snowr Guard Tire* Price sity, smarting from a 6-3 loss to herst. 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Heisman, CHURCH — Earl White J»- .315 Center St., .VlanfJie.'^ter tee in the industry. TheyVe guaranteed for 24 the former Downtown Ath- sensational workout by Fort thick 6 inches high. , Help! engine run imnelher. ttrengcr. Handpime ttyUng, tang-vearlng live Plunkett, the brilliant student 666, Vic Squadrito 228, ^ Bod M u t t t fariMUen «f karnfal mkber.* AvallaMe In klae, klach »r months or 24,000 miles! So trade-in your tired, athlete who led Stanford’s fqpt- leUc Club athletic director. Marcy has strengthened the 6- I That would seem to fit the WU Phone 61.3-5135 Guaranltêd Retreads Umi| 1 per e«»U iM r. wT . TV T.. ------Vogt 206, Phil Clbase 200-Svi-gM gaM-keige. sluggish engine today! N avy s Roger Staubach won it BUI Grant 20A-ssa ai for England’s Lorenzaccio, the ball fortunes out of the doldrums year-old gelding’s position as 6..v0xl3 Tubele** Blackwall in '.63 when the Middle^ had a 9- third-rated entry who impressed %lade only from carefully inspected into a Rose Bowl appearance on favorite in the $160,000 W ash 1 record before losing 28-6 to Europeans by defeating the sound tire bodies! Guaranteed by' *1 1 1 S i l l SHORT BLOCKS All cylinders are rebored New Year’s Day. Texas In the Cotton Bowl.B c^ l f 20^232-«l, John ington D.C. International at great Nijinsky In the Champion and honed and crankshaft it 206, Steve Casallnb 649. Sears lojwear fur a full 18 months. H H O O reground. New piatons, Will he gather enough votes B a llo ^ are in the mail, htlvlng Laurel Race Course. Stakes. rings, bearings and much more. im-M Chav. 9 1 O A from the Midwest, South and Dynatuf treatl rubber. Ntt trade-in Plu* SOc mcs. In. X O v been checked by Rusy Rlska, Most horse races are- difficult English reporters here for the East to be named the 1970 Helb COMMEBIOAL — WilUe Km . Federal . ^ ------the Downtown’s athleUc direc- to handicap, and setting odds on race, however, said the lush In ret|ttire»l. Isch 160-384, Fred Oaks m-UFc- Elxri*e Tax 32 more short blocks available ®**hange n iM A w art vrinner? He looks tor, and Eddie Pitcher. m-f-m .#- the - Intenuônal can be dbAvn- field at Laurel may be softer About 1,376 ballots have been Pour added rare in dn-i|. Regular $1.79 1 3 8 Use Sears y®®*" ^ dlviblon Nina Cote 471, KbM lA fm Z * WhllrMHll. 'Onl, M*rr ' Ter TIrr Regular 99c 7 8 ^ on the main Belmont track Mon Lester PJggott, seeking to be yuumeir rhanar*. Inslailalion *’® ^ between five sec- •*»2. Phyllis Allen 4M, Jjtn Kerry O a W M S Elkrka. f l r d Uim «iii, .ii. Prr«alsc4 r*r Uapcrmlarct 8«wn U Easy Payment Plan day seemed to support the 2-1 come the second Jockey t o AVln Sled Sin,Is Available Only $.5.00 More Per Tire M rm ln lakIMIm. AII-MatM Available- Tn .. tlons-Eaat, P a r West, 8outh-_ 227, Rene Cobs 221, AI Redente Ct«aM$ rmA ckan r8 ®v- west, SouUi and Midwest. 213, Dave White>iM Tlwvwc. favored status announced earlier three runnings of the Interna for Paul Mellon’s U.S. entry. tional. Manuel Ycaza won tAvlee 11 RACES Use Sears FREE Tire Mounting Archie Manning on the tip of vor of Stanford’s Plunkett. His . ... The horse is no stranger- at aboard Bald Eagle and once on Easy Payment Plan "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" melr ty^writlng tongue *ice secUon has had the Heisman BEI> UCR fM A m u * f- c*wt Laurel. Fort Marcy won the Fort Marcy. and Rotation HKIDCKroHT II XMIDA nR\MlF. SPRIVCFIFU) A ugusL Manning h ^ dmwn the winner four Umes since 1962 Dawood IPi-cm MtuiOy IH mile turf contest in 1967 and Post positions for the 3 :46 p.m., *FST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD WATERBURY ro S T 1 2 N 0 0 N I,wfayctlr Flan f:lnt O liw rll A tc. HO Boalon Foal Rd. I Bualon Rd., moet preseasm pubUclty (par- when Oregon State’s Terry Bak- 178-468, Harriet' finished third the next year. A EST, race' include: i, Sol de Corbiti'i Cornrr 135 Memorial Avc, ' N a u ptu ek V tO ty M Shop Your Nearest Sears Stoi Sears hi"’ hanipered er was chosen.. Southern Cal’s Barbara Hlgley ITflHUit Adetory at the 19th annual run Noche, Uruguay; 2, Beaugency, • DAILY DOUBLI by a groin injury early in'the Mike Garrett followed in '66. Yourkaa ning Wednesday afternoon will France; 3, Lorenzaccio; 4, iFran- • TWIN DOUBLI KOEBL'CK A M ) CO. 'I vM:iii:-;TER MIDOUTOWN TORRINCTON D A N R l R Y put Fort Marcy’s lifetime earn • PLUS 2 PERFBCTAS IIOI.VOKE r JjiORWALK WESTFIELD .NORTHA.UPTO.N ®®“®®"- then UCXA’sGary^ Behan In W feluche, Canada; 6, Senador, 3 IM MiddleTpkr. W. 992 Mam St. WiaaUd Rd. II^.Main Si. The East has no truly out- and in ’68 it w ^ ^ th e m CaJ% 1 Cily llall Court 90 Wall Si. 44 Main Sc. .50 kUinSl. ings over the $1 million marie. Venezuela; '4, Cortez, West WMCT lUSStS WOM MANY POINTS ^ d ln ^ candidate and not O. J. Simpson now tearing up JaartSS^rti^lÂ ^ ‘ Ghuuhdsmen at Laurel have Germany; 7, Piddle Isle, U.S.; since 19^ has an Easterner sod along the pro circuit. ^ RTE. 146, LIN C O LN . R. I. slaved over the track imd pam 8, Miss Dan, France; 9, Jfort pered. it until, AVith the assist Marcy; 30, Bacuco. - f

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i PAGE TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER EyENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1970 iiCi;. MANCHEST^ jSVIiSjNG HEEAU), MANtSiESIEEi CX)NN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE BU6GS BUNNY bUH BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ------r-T— ^------^ J. ---'. . .— — — O--'------^------TUER^ OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted— Mate 36 Help Wantedr-Mote 36 OH-OU 1 KNOW YA BEEN SORRY, BUGS, BUT I ______Bfeyctes ^ 11 IT C H IN ' T> S E E T H '^ HAD YD DO SOJWTMJNG SEATiCM e/ HC BORROiMSO Atitwer Is frevioui fu iilc DRIVERS for school buses, RAise/ i 'l l LICENSED, journeyman elec MOVIE AT TH' ABOUT THAT- TEMPER i,, F D R O N C E FIVE FRO/W Jum ble T1 O f ALL SAD WORDS . Manchester Schools, 7:80-9 BIJOU, KlOj u/HATs WrrH HEIE SSCM /WORE RAISE YCXJ OH trician, experienced in resi- TANTRUM I WAS ALL <* -me NVAtSoRT T W h S S S T O 1966 TRIUMPH Bonneville, $700. a.m., 2-3:30 p.m. .We train you, H A V E F U N i >^6ET TO THROWi * CLOSE -AAOUTHED GO HBAli THE WRirnSM OR READ- YOUR EAR! - denUal, com m erci^ and in H EÊAK EC? t h a n Call 649-672S. Excellent part-time posltitni, A < S U V BROKEN HINSG' ACROSS Egyptian O LTT aWTH wrrH A cAVrr/ ^..4 you're LUCRV dustrial wiring. Also opening AAAVBE HE F 1 > N £ ' ' goddess good wage scale. 643-2414. HWE T A P R T H AT t h e T O a a a k b a R B - T House o f—— DOHTfiRiE for one apprentice elecMcian. R f i C O R P e R 6 Oirectioii 5 Small state p e M T i s r CDRPINE^ 2692, 648-2047. LOOKrr ALL / DAY THING MIGHTX FALL IN UH HUH! network 48 V ie w s a u z,r NEVER ( SUMPIN, WELLI 26 Natural fat 22 Aperture 49 At this place TH' CHOW' / BE PRETTY g o o d / R li^ HERE, EXPfcTED A 38 Girl’s name A F T E R A LL / ' ...... G U ^ •'ll Language 23 Wash (poet.) 39 Preposition 51 Fall month f e l l a h s ! R ESP O N SE TCANT used by the TRUCK DRIVED - U K E T H IS 24 Solar disk 40 At all tithes (ab.) JUNK CARS removed, $ 1 0 PART-TIME WIN'EM Romans 25 Certain 41 Handle • •• 53 Negative word each. C!aU 872-9488. 32 Storehouse Lumber., yard ejîêê 33 Baking I 2, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TIMBERLiAND *rree Service, chaml»rs MORNING prêrred. Must know great 34 Earn II 12 iT“ Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, er Hartford. Union rates,- 35 Stretched (BockvUIe, 'Toll Free) and lots cleared. Fifteen years HELP many benefits. tight 14 1$ experience. Bonded and insur I^.EEPINS THEM 36 Ekiten away 6 ^ 0 7 1 1 17 IS 19 ed. Free estimates. Call 647- P O R ^ 37 Glutted 875-3136 9479. GENERAL BUILDING .4 1 Philippine SUPERMARKET SUPPLY OUT OUR WAY sweetsop BY J. B. WILLIAMS 45 Month (ab.) 22 23 24 ^5 27 28 29 Automobites For Sate 4 ^TEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 367 Ellington Rd. (Route 6) 30 fireplaces, flagstone terraces.-' 46 Waist band Esist Hartford, 50 Whim 31 m HERALD BUIOK 1968 Grand Sport, con All concrete repairs, both in Earn extra income.'’We have .11*10. y FROZEN, PKE-Cm-, PRE- HOW ABOUTAUTD - ^ THATS ENOUGH/ ' 52 Dinner course vertible, V8, standard shift, side and outside railings, land immediate openings for 289-3474 ' C O O K E P , P R O C E S S E D IN- MOBILE CRANKS, / NOWTHATHE1S 54 Meeting for STAMT-NOMUSS, NO $1,736. No money down, low scaping. Reasonably priced. part-time help. No exper k e r o s e n e LAMPS, >v RETIREP HE'S j spiritualists 35 ' BOX LETTERS D A V Y JONES F U S S / w h a t a s n a p t o r 55 I ^ g e r monthly payments. 232-4631. CaU 643-08S1. ience necessary. High hour BY LEPP and M cW ILLIAM S PUMP HANPLES,AMP) GOT MORE < Building— Painting— Papering 21 OIL BURNER service man, YOU WCMEN/ HOIVl COAL SHOVEL'S— PO (TIMETDTHINK ' 56 Property item 37 Help W onted- ly pay, excellent employe YEARN FPRTHOSE you YEARN raRTMEMt/y UPTHINGS 57 Part of armor F o r Y o u r CADILLAC 1966, factory air, lota ARE A-l. Truck is A-1. Contracting 14 benefits. Apply to: must be experienced on all I WONDER IF THE WE'LL SOCN KNOW MARro GODP, OLP-FASH(ONEP PAINTING Interior and ex- Female ' 3 5 TIMBER'S STILL SOUND V— MARCO. I WISH I WERE AN OCTO HEY, BUSS... I'VE THIS IS PROGRESS, ID ARGUE 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 49 of good years left. $2,196. Cellars, attics, yards, drlve- \ type burners. Excellent hour PUS SO t'P HAVE EIGHT _ HOME-COOKEPMEALS SO ENJpX GRAA/IR \ ABOUT/ DOWN Infomuition a l l T H I S Jf STRUCK WOOD.'.' terms. Call days, 246-6671 ways sealed and small truck- HALl MARK Building Co. For wallpapering. T and ly rate, pension plan. Blue a r m s f o r THIS JOB... L WE USEP TP GET/ ENJOY/ SO SI 1 Bring to 52 TMB, HSIRALD will not Ing done A-l right. Call Tre- home Improvement, additions, ^ Painters, 876-9687, 233-7961. WAITRESS — Full-time, 9-6 Rêrt Kirby Cross, CMS, laundry, paid holi naught evenings and weekends, 643- 54 55 dUcIoBA the Identity of 0116, mano Trucking Service toll- rec iroom^ garages, roofing, ^]NsiDE^:itside W. T. Grant C!o., Manchester days, etc. 643-2466.' 2 Martian any advertiser using box (comb, form) 56 free. 742-9487. All âtes for pe"oê“ ’?ver'?^. Shopping Parkade. 3 Climbing letters. Readers answer 1963 CORVETTE, good condi TOP NOTCH FOODS ' PRODUCTION milling machine 1 1 10 ing blind box ads who ^ o K guaranteed. 646-2627. call my competitors, then call plant tion. $1,600. Call 646-2136 be A $300 WARDROBE can be operators. All benefits. Dean desire to protect their GUTTERS and downspouts UORMERS, garages, porches, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 260 North Main St. (Ntwspapir Initrptitt Attn.) tween 6-7 p.m. earned by showing and selling Meichine Products, 102 (Tolo- Identity can follow 'his cleaned.■ (Tall 742-7894. rec rooms, room additions, Beeline Fashions. No collect nlal Rd., Manchester. procedure- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Manchester, Conn. 1963 CHEVROLET Belair $260 ^^CRETE work — cement siding, general repairs. Quality Electrical Services 22 ing onJ delivering. For Inter PART-TIME mechanic, morn Enclose your reply to view call 633-2218. the box in an envelope — 633-4037. ’ ' floors, walks, patios, steps. workmanship. Financing avail- BILL CRAWFORD & Son, elec- ings or aftemomis. Apply TRU(K Driver — Fliel oil de address to the Classified —:______Call 876-6316. able. Economy Builders, Inc. trical contractor, residential, Brown’s Auto- Service 164 West NOVA SS, 1969, custom paint liveries. Flail-time position for ...... Manager, Manchester 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. commercial, and industrial. Middle Tpke., Manchester. To U S P«t Off —Alt rm«> Job, very good condition. Ser- SHARPENING Service — Saws, _ dependable married man with t IfH) U»»*Ed y—fM>E SrwdkeN. I Evening Herald, together Call 649-3663. - with a memo Ustii^ tte vice bound, 668-4376 after 6 knives, axes, shears, skates, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re A VO N GIFTS truck driving experience. Must HELP wanted, three men, and CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER companies you do NOT p.m. rotary blades. Quick service. modeling specialist. Additions, have Class-2 license. Good trailer driver, building-mov FOR CHRISTMAS ARE: want to see your letter. Capitol Equipment <3o., 38 rec rcx>ms, dormers, porches, Floor Finishing 24 wages, overtime and benefits. ing, immediately. Evans Your letter will be de WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 1962 FALXTON, running condi Main St., Manchester. Hours cabinets, formica, bullt-ins, • Only those with gcx>d work rec Brothers, Glastonbury. 633- stroyed if the advertiser tion, $60. or best offer. Cal) dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. FLOOR SANDING, and refln- A joy to give, a joy to re ord need apply. See Mr. Hill, 2026. is one you’ve mentioned. after 6 p.m., 643-8669. Saturday, 7:304. 643-7968. ishing Tspeciallzlng In older ceive, an even grreater joy 107 Burnside Avenue, East GUI? RULE IS NEVER GO THAT'S WONDERFUL. IT CERTAINLY DOES If not it wUUbe handled SAVE MONEY! Fast service. floors). Inside painting, paper to sell. For full Information Hartford. MANAGER Trainee for health WHEN MY TO SLEEP WITHOUT DOES IT WORK 7 g w in the usual manner. DODGE 1965 station wagon, V8, TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Dormers, room additions, ga ing, ceilings, etc. No. job too call: 289-4922. and beauty aids department WIFE AND I HAVEN'T BEEN TO GRAMPAW MAKING UP.V SLEEP IN 3 DAYS .••• automatic, $870. No money Trees cut, building lots clear rages, porches, roofing and small. Jdhn Verfaille, Bolton. OONSTRUemON MANAGER — Opportunity for advancement i HAVE AN down, lo y monthly payments. ed, trees topped. Got a tree siding. (Tompare prices. Add- Experienced In dealing with for ambitious man in rapidly Af?6UMENT.., Dealer 232-4631. problem! Well worth phone A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- building contractors, real growing comp€iny. Excellent 'Lost and Found 1 Bonds— Stocks— WAITRESS wanted, Sunday SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL call, 742-8262. 0449. estate d^yelopment, and rental working conditions Including 1968 AMBASSADOR DPL, p o w - ______only, 12 noon to 9 p.m.. Villa properties. Starting to $12,(X)0- Major Medical program, paid l o s t — grayish black, tan M ortgage s 27 er brakes, power steering, 2- SNOW plowing — Commercial N- J- LAFLAMME — Carpenter Louisa, Bolton 643-2621. Fee paid. Rita Personnel 646- markings, female, miniature holidays, joension plan, salary V£AH, "TWEVVE BEEN 3 door hardtop, low mileage. By and residential, fast, efficient contractor. Additions, remod- MORTGAGES — First and see 4040. open. CaU 1-229-3711, Mr. Mor- schnauzzer (mongrel) puppy. PART-TIME — have fun earn LOGIC At f|-IOS£ 'THAT WAV FOR PAVS. owner, 646-2220. service. Call 646-1974. ding and repairs. Call any- ond. All types to suit require- reale for interview. OVERCAST SKIES., Answers to “ Pouky” . (Tall 643- time for free estimate. 875- ments. Confidential, efficient ing more than $6. an hour, MANAGER — Automotive 8181. 1966 CHEVROLET Super Sport, CLEANING — Interior —both 1642. service. P. A; Thome, 649-6281. limited openings. 647-1616 after parts store. Two or three LANE MAINTENANCE — HrM- li 327, 300 h.p., 4-speed, mag residential and commercial. 6 . years experience required. LOST — Savings Passbook No. nighs midnight to 8 a.m. Ap / / - / o wheels, wide tires. Excellent Satisfactory work guaranteed. l^W TON H. SMITH & SONS— MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., A t- $8,500 plus incentive. Fee paid. ply in person. HoUday Lanes, 046-0-00056-S, Hartford Nation financing SEXTRETARY with alx>ve aver- condition. New transmission For friendly free estimates, Remodeling,!' repairing^ addi mortgages—Inte lira Rita Persoimel, 646-4010. 39 Spencer St., Manchester. al Bank and Trust Co., North and rear end. Call 1-684-4690 call Suburban Floor Mainten tions, rec looms, porches and — expedient and confldentlal Manchester Office. Applica after 3 p.m. ance, 649-9229. roofing. No job too small. Call service. J. b. Real Estate morning crawl to Hartford, BUZZ SAWYER tion Made For Payment. BY ROY CRANE 649-3144. Assoc. 643-6129. the parking headache and the 1961 RAMBLER Classic, best LJCGHT trucking, odd jobs, also wasted time. Excellent local -JOB OPPORTUNITIES (5 U T NOT UNTIL LATE IN THE FOURTH CHARTER, LOST — Mongrel Collie, brown, offer. 643-1776. Manchester, moving large appliances, MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec opportunity. Dictation a must. I9UTTHE DRIVE INSTILL TRAIUNS 101017, DOES TECH HAVE female. Answers to Max, Call anytime. Burning barrels delivered, $4. Special Services 15 ond, third. All kinds. Realty Write Box "CXT” , Manchester BO O f* •i'FlZZLES.TKH THE BALL IN AiSGlE TERRITORY, FOURTH DOWN 648-0703. IN ALL PHASES OF N " m ? ------— ------644-1776. statewide. Credit rating unnec Herald. s e t t l e s FOR A AND SEVEN TO SO ON THE ASSIE 11. CREATIVE Catering — offer FIELD NOTICE is hereby given that ing formal dining, modem buf essary. Reasonable. (Tonfiden- MILLWORK OPERA'tlON: (Qj Kinit f aaiuiM .HyndicBie. Iih .. |97U Wuild ti|bu •rMrved FXJRD, 1967, standard 6, top PIANO TUNING and beind In tlal, quick arrangements. Al TC3 WHAT I ArtISS m o s t IS Optional Share Book No. 6768 fets, cookouts, stag parties SECRETARY condition. 649-5647. strument repairing by Hartt vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. NOT BEING a b le TO Ride issued by the Manchester Sav- ______College of Music graduate. created especially for you. 24 SHOP MEN - WAREHOUSFJ MEN - DRIVERS Ings and Loan Association, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, automatic 983 Main St., Hartford, Eve Experienced for wholesale OPP INTO -THE SUNSET. Ward Krause., 643-6336. Leggett St., East Hartford-, ALL BENEFITS Incorporated, has been lost stick shift, excellent condition, 628-6348. nings, 233-6879. liquor dealer. East Hartfordr and application has been made Less than 6,(X)0 miles. $1,796. TRFIES removed, reascmable 6-day, 40-hour week, all to said Association for pay (Tall 872-6736. rates. Call Ray, 643-4468 after Business Opportunity 28 benefits. Phone East Hart WIPCO MILLWORK, INC ment of the amount of deposit. 6 p.m. Roofing— Siding 16 ford 289-2731. LINCOLN 1964, 4-d(X)r, air-con _ _ F(X>D market; buslnessa equip- 73 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER / / -/ o ditioned, full pow er, $927. No P & S ROOFING and repairs ment and stock. (TaU 643-9266, PILGRIM MUls needs a woman CWREE PLAYS AFTER PEPPER'S LONS RETURN Announcements 2 money down, low monthly pay Household Services ______, ______I______(D IW t, NU. W . TH. U,. U i M. OH. done realistically. FYee esti evenings and weekends. 628- to work in pattern department, •'of THE KICKOFF, ELROY TAKES A PASS m ents. Dealer 232-4631. 11-10 Offered 13-A mates. Call anytime. 649-1516 2101, days. 10-8. Experienced In answering AND SPRINTS TO THE 5-YARD LINE. HOSPITAL Penny Saver will Oh, I wouldn’t say he has a golden voice, exactly or 742-8388. ------telejône and a knowledge of OAfAU take your old fur coat off your i966 DODGE Dart GT, 273 cubic LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and MICKEY FINN • • . but it might bo worth a little silver if you can sewing is a must. Apply Pil BY LANK LEONARD turn it o f f !" . attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, BIDWELL Home Improvement SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ^ mand for this hot item. Call tion. 872-3361. Schools and Classes 33 grim Mills, Oakland St., Man " trees cut and removed. 643- Oo. ' Expert installation of chester. THE COURT HAS WEK5HED THE COURT RULES FOR THE or stop in at 616 Main St. 6000. aluminum siding, g;utter8 and BULLLDOZER TRAINEES t h e DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S THAT'S FDRD 1967 Country Squire, 10- DEFENDANT, AND THE BENCH ITI NEEDEHT Full-Time Days recommendation f o r a FEELS THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY STEVE CANYON cfe.fl..,- ..,oo.e.c t i Q ------trim. RooflnO installation and GIRL FKIDAY—Suburban one- BY MILTON CANIFF CUSTOM made draperies, slip repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. Train for a high paying job. DISMISSAL— AND HAS ACTED IN THE BEST INTEREST automatic,w power steering, girl si)ot for an experienced EXAMINED THE NEW Porsonols cavers and reupholstering. V TO PROTECT AN INNCKENT MAN. Construction needs men 18-46. and mature minded woman WELL, BE5SIE. \ MISSUS power brakes, $1,876. No mon You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest service EVIDENCE THAT CASE DISMISSED! ’^.iYTELUN'VOV VcURLY,! AM CERTAIN^ OH, YOU PONT HAVE TO FROM NOW ON ITfe JUST^ RIDE wanted from Route 86, Budget terms. Established In Complete resident trEtining pro with good typing and an effi j y - i PRESENTED/ EXACTLY/y CANYON, I'M .IN LOVE WITH \ YOU DID — BUT MY ey down, low monthly pay station. Working conditions are pleasant and your SAV ANVTHIN6 ! CUkUY BETWEEN HIAA AND Bolton to Rockville. Worktog 1946. Days, 524-0164, evenings, Roofing and gram. Part and full-time class cient phone manner for oper PID I YOU ? I MEANT MABR/AGE LICENSE IS AN HONEST MAN... A COL.CANYON —WHEN HE ments. Dealer 232-4631. hours 8-5 p.m. Call 649-8M9. 649-7690. Chimneys 16-A es. Licensed school. ating a 2-way radio, $90. Fee fellow employes are most congenial. You will re UPSET IT AS A COMai- J DOE5NT MENTION GETS HOME... YOU.. MENT! WHAT A BRIDE IS TO 1968 FORD TORpj() Squire, LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, ROOFING — Specializing re (Tall 1-226-8719 anytime paid. Rita Girl, 99 East Center ceive full company benefits — plus many frjinge, SAY IN A CASE LIKE ’ MRS. CANYON, power steering, brakes, air- attics cleaned and removed, St., Manchester, 646-3441. THIS/ Auramobitos For Sate 4 pairing roofs of all kinds, new ( ^beliefits! Good pay, plus good hours.! Apply in p e r-' I YOU'RE SO RALE/ conditioned, good condition. Bulk delivery 644-8962 roofs, gutter work, chimneys new tires. $1,§60. 646-0657. * Help Wanted— RESPONSIBLE 'Woman wanted son. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? cleaned and repaired. 30 years ALL AROUND Men — We clean Female 35 to assume duties as assistant I m Bankrupt, repossession? Hon experience. FYee estimates. 1962 (THRYSLER 300, excellent cellars, attics, garages, re to the manager. Hours tind -fe-. est Douglass accepts lowest Call Howley, 643-6361. rutming condition. $250. CaU move trash. Also cutting and CLEANING woman wanted, 3-4 salary arranged at Interview. .W a down, smallest payments, any 742-7807. removal of trees, any size. 628- days weekly. Permanent posi Apply In person. Nugent’s, MORIARTY BROTHERS where. Not small loan finance ----- tion. Send name. address, Manchester Parkade between MEIRCURY Monterey, 0670 anytime. Heating and Plumbing 17 company plan. Douglas M o ^963 -phone number and references 10-6, Monday — Saturday. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN.< good motor, rutming condition. to Box R., Manchester Herald. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JON^ FRANK RIDGEWAY ton , 346 Main. REWEAVING of bums, moth- GRANT’^ Plumbing Servlce,,-'- $150. Call 649-0306. holee, zippers repaired. Win- Free estimates, plus quaUty All replies confidential. 'Writ WOMAN to care for 8 year old, DID I 1906 PLYMOUTH FVry n , 4- ing ability not rûlred. fatherless home, in exchange you ^ ^ f ...UNFORTUNATELk' THAT 7utomatlc PONTIAC Tempest 1966, 2-door dow shades made to measure, work. 643-6341. HIT door sedan, V-8, for room and board. Single C E R T A IN L Y IVA6 FIVE BOUNCES AGO. extra coupe, 6 automatic, $846. No all size Venetian blincls. K e y s ------______r THE radio, power steering, SEXTRETARY—Good skills and home. East Hartford. 526-9366. DID, AAR. made while you wtilt. Tape re- SAM WATSON Plumbing and wheels. 643-2880. money down, low monthly pay- previous office experience re GREEN ABERNATHY' _____ments. Dealer 232-4631. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Heating. Bathroom remodel- WINTHROP Maln St., 649-6221. ing and repairs. FYee estJ- quired for diversified duties in BY DICK CAVALLi this small pleasant area office, ^1962_ OLDSMOBILE, new trans mites. (Tall 649-3808. — Instruction — AMERICAN Home Service $100 fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 YGUtee NO FUN TD mission, new tires, $200. 643- r / M ie e t h e t h r i l -l . o f J THINK I'LL HURRY WIU^ TAKE JUNK CARS Leaf raking, light hauling, at E. Center St. Manchester, 646- TALK TO 6IN(2E 6473. i m p e n d /n q v i o l e n c e ALONG HCVVENOW. tics, cellars, garages, cleaned. 3441. ' tO U A W D E A V O W N O T MEN EARN Gal Friday I USED ID GET Charsre $10^ 1969 VOLVO, 2-door,, standard We also clean windows. (Tall Millinery, TO HrrANYBODy' TALKING TDVtXJ; 19 DEMONSTRATORS — Some ANYMORE,, NAs t v : transmission, excellent condi us for your fall clean up jobs, Dressmaking HIGH WAGES r tion, many extras, 1970 color. evenings. 643-4469. thing new, something different. Local business in need of an experienced “ Gal TROUBLE finding minis? (Tus- Interested in home decorating? CALL Asking $2,300. 876-0172. T ra in dONBSd- T TWO handymen want a variety tom made dresses, ladles suits, A fabulous opportunity awEiits N o w Friday”. Good typing a must. Diversified duties RIOSeitlAV CHARGER 1968, 383, 4-barrel, of jobs by day or hour. We gowns and alterations. Prompt you with an exciting new grow .Z. EVENINGS automatic, 3.23 post excellent clean yards, attics and cellars. .service. CaU 649-1133. ing company, being lntrodu9ed include invoicing, answering phone, cashier, etc. Reasonable. (Tall 643-6306. in this area, spleclalizlng in PRISCILLA’S POP Towing Available, Hartford condition, very clean, one Why work in Hartford when you can work locally BY AL VERMEER owner. (TaU after 5 p.m. 649- home fashions. $50 to -$100 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - Moving— Trucking- weekly, part-time. ;No Invest -LOCAL t OVERSEAS THE INVITi. w S H A L L - I ' 242-2762 2997. and save 2 hours a day commuting. Excellent TCO THEIR d a u g h t e r A C C E P T Building— Storage 20 ment, experience unneces OPPORTUNITIES W EDDIIsIg JANUAFTY ■ z a W aittill it dawns 'h 1965 PLYMOUTH Sport Fliry, Contracting 14 sary. 528-0606. EARN UP TO $10,000 A Y R . t MORE • pay, 5-day week. Reply in confidence to Box “ C” , power steering, stereo, good MANtTHES'TER — DeUvery- No Need To Leave Your Job While on him That DtOLi DRIVERS for .school buses, Trainint. Those Accepted Can Ar- //• !o 1970 LTD (Tountry Squire, 10- condition. 649-1623. MASONARY — All tyx>es of Uglit trucking and package de c/o Manchester Evening Herald. January 17 is - Manchester Schools, 7:30-9 lanie Budget Terms. O l O S u p e r Bowl passenger wagon, light gold, stone and concrete work. No livery. Refrigerators, washers bourse includes actual operation- a.m., 2-3:30 p.m. We train you. a Day,'.', CAPTAIN EASY 1,900 miles, owned 3 months, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent job too smaU. FYee estimates. and stove moving, specialty. maintenance ol such eerth moving O O l BY LESLIE TURNER Excellent part-time position, mechines as the Bulldorer, Grader, ) 0 O new car warranty, whitewalls, condition, new battery, extra Quality workmanship. Work Folding chairs for rent. 649- snow tires and wheels, $976. guaranteed. Out of season 0762. - 4 good wage scale. 643-2414. Trector,Crane, Clamshell, Backhoe, PIPN'T YOU TKV TO TRACE PAKEIOTG T WHO TOLP US air - conditioning, roof rack, Dragline. Shovel, etc. ■ O ^ 649-7008. rates. CaU after 5 p.m., 643- o r COUR9BL HER PICTURE 9AULV HAP BEEN , power steering, disc brakes. WOMAN to do housework and A LIVW6 W ATENE------1870 or 644-2976. AMERICAN W A& . P U B U W e P IM T H R Illness prevents keeping. 646- PONTIAC 1968 Lemons, 2-door, ______care for elderly lady, 9:30- RAPBK NEXT P A V - AWP MBWT WITH A Painting— Papering 21 taAo iiiiigj IBIUnlllllll///'lllîi(llll/i\ll W(7MAM NAAAEP 1841. automatic 6, power steering, REMODEiLINO — rec rooms 2:30, Monday —Friday, 649- TRAINING SERVICES INC. MINNIE KLOTZ! $1,795. No money down, low and paneling. T. and F. (Ton- <^N'l'RA(7rOR — Interior, eX' 1964 (TORVETTE Stingray, 327, 6417. WlUlamatown, N.J. monthly payments. Dealer, tractors, 876-9687, 233-7961. terior painting, paper hanging. FOR INFORMTlQMjcaUofwrite: 376 h.p., 4-speed Hurst, ‘ new Discount on wallpaper. CaU HOUSEKEEPER — Motherless tires, shocks, clutch. $1,800. 232-4631. 242*6821 Are.you capable * -* CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. home in I need of llve-ln house of earning 12 15.000

IWC bt Wt4. I f TM l«e U $ » f Off. -ffc I^U3/USSI2J. \t-to 647-1764. American Training Services PUn TIAC 1967 BonneviUe, 4- floors, hatchways, remodeling keeper, three well mannered per year in the next 3 years? JOSEPH P. LEWIS — (Tustom I P.O. Box US, Dept HM 1968 IMPALA SS, buckets, stan door hardtop, V8 automatic, porches, garages, closets, ceil school-age chUdren. 649-5190, LVNCELOl Painting, interior and exterior, L B loom field, Conn. 06002 _ BY COKER and PENN dard on column, hi - perfor power steering, power brakes, ings, attics finished, rec 649-7842. -Yooms, formica, ceramic. Oth paperhanging, fuUy Insured. Wtll, our senior salesmen have wort trsined and promoted to HI,L(DRI. r JUST BOJ(5HT a n d VDUSAV mance 409,. Dual quads, rebuUt $1,668. No money down, low eameil tills much and more! manetement. ^ S E E , \ /LETS TR'i'THE/WON ^ I VlKJNPeR IF He& SALLY H^XTr monthly payment. Dealer 232- er related work. No job too For free estimates caU 649- We ere in the Billion dollar 1^ A COUPLE OF Hie- V AMrt $425. 643f01()8. photocopy iodustry sellinf Wt efftr an ixcilltBt start LANCE-, 1 AND SEE HOW THEV TRVlNGTOTELL^ IM AWNTHS. smaU. Dan Moran, Bulkier. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. photocopiers and supplies to t il l TONIfiHT WHEN 4631. ing base plus comtaissisas, AND-HER SWEATSHIRTS / TH AT'S LOOK! ME SOMETHING-* 1960 MUSTANG Hardtop, 6. au- Evenings, 649-8880: thd huslness onvironmont no protected sales tsrritory, stock N ICE SHEASKBPMETDtteLp FALL — A good time to have tion-wide. In the last 5 years purchase plan, company paid PIMP HER HQWlEf tomatic, good condition. Rea we have Increased our u le s OF Traiter»— , ~ GENERAL carpentry, roofing, your house painted. CaU Rich GENERAL NAINTENANGE WORK medical and life Insurance. '— r ~ ^ sonable. Days,. 649-4387, even 6(X)% due to wide acceptance We prefer someone with at I cabinet work, exterior paint ard E. Martin, 649-4411. Pro ol our proven reliable prod least 6 months direct selling ings, 644-1972. Mobile Homes 6-A ucts. Because of this rapid eiperience (cold canvassinc LITTLE SPOR'TS ing. H. C. Hutchinson & Son fessional painters, free esti MACHINIST - PART-TIME growth wo are now adding preferred). It it desirabli to 1966 FAIRLANE GT 390, 4- 1968 CHEWY halftton^ plck up Builders, 643-5373. mate. salesmen to our sales olllce have business machine sellinf in Hartford, Conn. eiperience, but some of our \ r WIN 7Poij i i speed, good condltion.$898.CaIl with small 8' earner.^r. Sleeps ' P A ID If manaiement is one of top earners have come from 649-4876 before 6 p.m., 646-4013 two, stove and ice box. Very CARPENTRY and remodeling NAME your own price. Paint our loels, we open a new companies stilinc products WIN 13120 8S0 Vo fiMacs Sranch every 90 days and pro door 4o door. evenings. good condition. Jacks included. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, ing, paperhdnglng, removal. CMS BLUE CROSS — LIFE INSURANCE mote from within our markot- Most of all wt offar you an PiACE Inf orfinlutlon. Most of our 9 S 2 0 PES05 Can be sold separately. 649- additions and garages. Call Prompt service, fully insured. opportunity to loin a c o n ^ n y 19M (TORVAIR Monza, good Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. top salts manaitrs wore which can providt you yvltti a 0 SHOW) / H o Ye n 4933. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call formr tirritory■■ saTetimn all who carttr future! running condition. $200. Call Jerry Kenny, 647-9564. AMERBELLE CORP. For mora Information drop a line or call: 742-7807. , ...... LEON (TLESZYNSKI builder — ^ - T i e i l ^ l 104 E. MAIN 8'm EET, ROCKVILLE, CONN. > CONNECTICUT Motorcycles— new homes custom built, re-, B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Mr. Bob Pattavbw, 2 M M iinihy Road ll-IO PONTIAC 1967 Catalina, 4-door • JH g r ^ P A y c ^ Bicycles 11 modeling, additions, irec rooms, Interior and eocterior painting, An equal opportunity employer Hartford, Conn. • ( 2 0 3 ) 1 ^ 7 1 0 0 sedan, automatic, p o w e r steer- — garages, - Utchelis remodeled, pajoer hanging. Thirty years Apply between 8:30 - 5:30 p.m. SAVIN BUSINESS Ing, $1,276. No money down, S(3IWINN bicycle, orange crate, bath tile, cemeiit work. Steps, experience, four g;eneraUons. low monthly payments.Dealer 1% years old. Like new. $50 876-3825 MACHINES CORP. dormers. Residential or com FYee estimates, fully Insured. An Equal Opportunity Employer 232-4631. OY best offer. Call 649,4841. mercial. (Tall 649-4291. 643-7361. f

PAGE TWENTY StX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALJ>, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, .NOVEMBER 10, 1970 ArMctts f^r Sale 4ii Busing Locations Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Hoiw Fo, sir 72 For S-l, 72 SCREENED loam, processed Fojr R e n t 6 4 MAifnmninTnR — 4-bedroom BERRY’S WORLD 324,900 BUS LINE 6 - room ' SEX-ROOM C^>e — Good loca- MANGHU'^fi'mip ~ gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Colonial, m baths, garage, tlon, good neighborhood. Near ~ ® fill, stone. George H. Qriffing, 118 EAST Center St. - P|ê ’ Ranch, acre lot, waU^wall car office space. Ideal for^prbfes- 20;s. Helen D, Cole, Realtor, pet, plaster walla, screened shoppST and maln T o i ^ S - t e L heating sya- Inc., Andover, 742-7880. — < ______r sicmals. BeepUe^-T'anguay, 843-8666. porch, garage, trees. fare. Can be used as four bed on: ,’ ^™®®“ tate inside and ------y— 646-2212. „ 1ns Agency 649-5824. rooms If needed. iSd*^ Upper 121,600. CUU Peterman. R e^ ^ 3 ®^®®h®tte Realtors. 647- GRANNY afghan, hand cro tor, 6 4 9 - ^ . ■ • ______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cheted, all wool. Call 643-6060. MANtSiESTBR Green — Offered by the ' Ground floor, 900 sq. ft. fr o n t ^ JSTIMROpRD. MANCHES’TEIR — ExceUent ^ 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. FREE wheels —buy new snow portion carpeted, second floor, T iT T T T 'D 'D T / ^ 1 ^ X7 ACRES beautiful vievir~7- "® ^- • hew starter home. 1% baths, won 7 tires, get new wheels free. one office 12 x 12, call 649- L l l I I - f l IX I V Seven-room Colcmlal, 2 fire room custom Ranch, 3 baths, w m s °^ H derful condition. Low, low 20’s. >PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Cole’s ' Discount Station, 451 2741 or 649-5688. ^ • places, screened porch with famUy room, 2-car garare ^ ® ^ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, privacy. HntPhiwa A ^ ? v ’ under construction. 649-2813. West Center St., Manchester, carpeting, large family :SO P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCAnON 643-5332. EXCELLENT location, next to comer of Berlin Tpke., New room, extra large kitchen ______:____ T-——— ______« w n watreshed pro^rty. T, MANCHES'TEH is not far from ; :»eadllne for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.ni. Frldai AGENCY with appliances, wall-to-wall DARK, rich, stone free, loam, ington, Conn., across from Mc- BIRCH St. — Compact 6-room *-h®®hett. Realtor, 643-1677. this beautiful 4-room Ranch. carpeting throughout, 3-zom Ocdonlal with 2-car ga- APPROXTMA’TELY 6,000 Place, 3 ^ baths, wall-to-wall 649-7620 siding, all buUt-lns, prompt oc ceiling living room—formal Mole or Female, TAKE''SOIL away the Blue square feet of space, in the carpeting in many rooms, room Ranch. Attached garage, *’®*® located off Keeney St. BRIDGEPORT milling ma cupancy. 338,000. Meyer Real dining room—eat-in kitchen 'Lustre way from carpets and Manchester Stkte Bank build- PaOo, swimming pool, two-car carpeting, buUt-in kitchen! U“ ge famUy room off kitchen chine operator. All benefits. tors, 643-0600. —family room—2-car ga upholstery. Rent electric Ing at 1041 Main Street. Ideal MANCHESTER - ExceUent 3 Owner will cemsider rent with fireplace, Uving room rage. Too many extras to Dean Machine Products, 102 TEMPORARYÔFFICE shampooer $1. Pkul's Paint & option to buy. Only 324,900. wldi fireplace, large kitchen MANCHESTEUl Center — 6 for offices, etc. Will sub-dl- surrounds this lovely or 4-bedroom Cape. Fireplace, Ust. A must see. Mr. Lewis. Colonial Rd., Manchester. Wallpaper Supply. Pasek Realtors, 280-7475, 646- with built-in oven and range room Colonial. Excellent po WORKERS vide. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, .custom buUt home. carpeting, dormer, stove, re dishwasher. Formal dining tential for professional person. 643-16JZ»-''^ ______CONTEMPORARY 9 - r o o m frigerator. A-1 location. Low Bus line, parking, easy access. • B &. W . . BULLDOZER, trainees needed. DRAFTING SET, straight edge jFOr'ymuT^nvenlence OLS GLAS’IONBURY _ Industrial Hanch with a view and over 3,- 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real- MANCHESTER _ East side - S iu u lT m «T n “ ®“ P®“*^’ Only 322,900. Hwes Agency BARROWS and WADLAOE Co. See schools and classes. drawing board. Call 649-1488. TEN ^^JMPORARY PER- space of various slses, sulta- " ’®“’ 849-2818. w dup.,x. D»bi. S r « 646-0131. -V'' Manchester Parkade SOrjNEL will be open on bip for mnnv iiapa onA. large family room, 3 full baths, ------QAMERA — Zeiss Super Ikonta garage. Extra two-famUy Dougan Agenev ’ Manchester 649-5306 JRSDAY & FRIDAY 10,000 1.01 will, “ Oedi^m., llvU« room. building lot. 327,900. Hayes Agency, 649-4536. ^ MANCHESTER — 7-7 Duplex, BX; Tessar F2.8; 12 exp., 2% I 1»70 bx NEA, l«. CUMBERLAND FARMS Irom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. -If o..,homl o«dgo «™., pmma ^ 2 jomco. Agency, 646-0131. '■ 327,900 — 7 - ROOM Raised all very large rooms, 2-car ga SOUTH WINDSOR — Just list you have any office skills square; MX Synchro Compur rage. Custom built for present Shutter; carrying case; fil 'There are SOME areas in which women are treated the floor, 4,300 feet with overhead BOL’TON — Ranch, six rooms. Large and private treed lot. Ranch. Stove, dishwasher, ed this charming 6% room DAIRY STORES and want to earn extra HENRY STREET waU-to-waU carpet, king-sized owner. Pine residential area. Split level that offers 3 bed money working where and ters; lens shade; Kalaxt BC same as men—for example: the FBI's ra ls for hoist, ground floor, large kitchen, three bedrooms. Low 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Prime location for this ideal *’®‘h’°°ui, garage, trees, Prised to sell In mid 30’s. rooms, large Uving room with Is' Seeking when you ' want to . . . flashgîn. All excellent condi Ten Most-Wanted list . . Space also av^lable for cold large living room vidth fire- Realtors, 649-2813. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. tion. 395. Call 649-4872 after 6 or heated storage. Call 633- place and exposed beams. Lot ------— family home. Seven rooms in ®®wers. Hutchins Agency, Real- sunny kitchen with good sized CX>ME SEE US! all, 4 and 3, plus 1 % baths. h>rs, 649-5824. eating area. Also, spacious STORE MANACÊRS p.m. 7511, evenings 649-7287 or with 300’ frontage. 322,700. MANCHESTER 1-746-7819, Completely redecorated. Must ------1— ------paneled family room, 2 full PORTER ST. AREA be seen to be appreciated. right — 6 rooms, ga- Lots For Sale 73 OLSTEN Rooms Without Board 59 ------LAND — 3 acres in Manchester What is this 8% room cus baths, well landscaped yard, What appears to be i;i would enjoy a good starting ------— large pleasantly furnished njiAiarniuiamuj------Z----- *®“*’ bedrooms, 2 fire non Circle. 'This home is set on salary and incentive bonus rooms p^kine CaU tô-âmlly on StX-ROOM house, furnished or ®‘®- of land is extra A sk in g 310,000. Frechette (Herald Reporter) 'in.rto I''ll O n o.««, b. . x c i S l J S ! ' J,™ Realtors, 647-9993. a % acre lot, has paneled fam n>n, 1. es, excellent benefits and a Fuel and Feed 49«A for o:ê^ght and perma^rat “ f®** ’ Security 3100, unfurnished. Appliances and building lot of record, 102 x 600’ • • # • “ Yon Cassius has a lean .mC. Situations Wanted— B & W condlticm. Recently moderniz*' nrivofo ^ ily room, one-car garage and lor a.a prestige position—CALL US MANCHESTER — . B-zone lot, hungry look” , said .“ihake. Female 3 8 SEASONED Cord wood. Sawed ______LJSTWG — Overatoed BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ed, large treed lot. Many ex- o.^ tar many more extras. Priced to ter. a TODAY! nice area, priced to sell at speare, but were It lean ru r! Ut and delivered. E. Yeomans, LADIES ONLY—Nicely fumlsh- s „ r s . . . 7 Manchester Parkade t i^ . Asking 333,600. The AUt- »^3-2282 or 644-8896 for details. sell at 329,900. CaU Paul W. pC.l’.’Ii; MOTHER with licensed home 742-8907. 36,600. Frechette Realtors, and hungry for more action m 1 . ;i, v. ho .allegedly Manchester 649-5306 Dougan Agency, 649-4636. ;ind . <■10. will care for child aged 3-5, - ten Agency, Realtors, S43-6930 MANCHES'TER — 6 and 6-two 647-9993. the ring. It would descnl'c Tilu- . Ul 't u' '..(lesliire Cor- NO EXPERIENCE An'd l : weekdays. Cali 643-2651. FIREPLACE size first-floor family room with 31?.500 OIÎN^R home on Center or 647-1673. j. family. 'Three bedrooms, over- HEBRON —^ Lovely 6%-room hammed All’s brief appeaivuie.r: '-'..l:', on Nov. 3, NECESSARY MANCHESTER — 7V4 acres. Ranch, garage, buUt-ins, waU- 'rt;: .yc.rtcrday by kindling. Delivered me morn uld two botlu. Mom- AvalloW. Nov. lrt„ CXJVENTRT 3-rooin house fli‘®PJac®. formal dining room, St. 'Tremendous business loca- MANCHE8TER - Immaculate at the University of ContiecU- DAY CARE in my licensed bury and vicinity. 60 cents a , b ,J w 649-7681. for rent, new bath, new fur- * bedrooms, aluminum siding, Uon or a great home for some- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, to-wall carpeting. Reduced to cut Simday. time j.olii'i' after a rcs- For interview call collect home, vicinity Oakland St., 649-2813. 321i000. for fast sale. Lou-Sam jiii .-Strong Rd. bundle, four bundles minimum ^ pip=,a c h m .------nace. Ideal for single eentle- Excellent neigh- one willing to do a lltUe work. garage, fireplace, quiet" T r neigh- .T Qjgj e j » s. It was All’s first college lec hen Manchester. 643-7727. • order. Call 633-7511. Evenings, ^ *^ P J® a3® call after 6 p.m., f o u R-ROOM duplex, private man 3110 montS^^ Act now! CaU Warren E. How- Realty, 644-1639, Lou Amida. (.'omii t(i jwiict! about Marvin Becker .bortiood, shopping, bus near- ■ ______A-ZONED wooded builtinffia- lot ture since his winning matcli 649-7287. 644-0383. cellar, yard, stove, 3136, one ‘ Realtor 643-1108 ol "1. y ,r'i. MOTHER and 5-year old s o n ______by city utilities, 323,600. Mey- CUSTOM Charmer, 14 rooms’. on Carol Dr. AU utlUties tm SOUTH Windsor —Open house with Jerry Quarry, althoug!) it. illn m :-it. Ijouis, in Lebanon 642-7947 M O ^ l ' rooms, low weekly CIRCA 1740 large authenUc Co- er Realtors, 643-0609. 3 baths, four fireplaces. Cus could hardly be called .a Kc- w.it'"' desire llve-ln housekeeper- SEASONED hardwood, sawed Beautiful 3- H rooms, 7 fireplaces, MANCHESTER vicinity -Look- street. Braithwaite Agency, Sunday. Finest Ranches in well, Ul, both of companion position. 644-2670 Beautiful 3 „ . . . . . ------. ^ tom built in an area of beauti 649-4593. ture. There was a .short hobv '■r.'?u' A'' 'Tuesday and Wednesday be- and delivered. H. C. Hutchln- maid service, m: WE HAVE wHOvg ^ ^ b.tlw,_ ,.m . o< tlm. MANCHESTER — U &~R, 7- town. Lovely styling, huge ti;.'ii names as between 9-4. room coffee, TV, telephone. for the rental 'o f your apart ful homes. Modem kitchen of light, talk, some origiu.al p'l- tween 7-9 p.m. son & Son. 643-5373. floors, laths, doors, etc. Can have several priced from 314,- room deluxe Colonial, 2M sliding glass door sundeck, 'I. lloy Brown. Restaurant ' adjaOent. 643- ment or home. J.D. Real Es unfurnished. CaU Mitten Real with built-in oven and range, HIGH and dry choice location, etry, a few questlon.s and i h i nor . WILL care for children in my rent upstairs while restoring If 900 to 319,500. Mitten Agency, baths, double garage. Ex wooded areas with scenic ._v I'pcamc sus- 1555. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ty, 643-6830. double garage. 'This master 120’ front by 227’ depth. Rea of fooling around on stage •.•.-iU; N(;„ i An equal opportunity employer. licensed home, experienced, desired. Assumable mortgage. Realtors, 648-6930, 647-1678. clusive êcutlve neighbor view, tastefully landscaped, J ni‘ s because piece has approximately 3 sonably priced for this prestige a few dozen members of the eU.m.gi'd ::(. Summer St., 649-1147. Garden— Form— NICE clean room for gentle- MANCHESTER — Nice One- hood. Selling below replace fireplaces, large garage with clothing on Out of Town MANCHEJSTER — Price re- NEW LES’ITNG — Immaculate acres of premium property. neighborhood. CaU Peterman, storage areas, large lots, pan audience, some of them '.iliil- Ah -!' ''; ; . I M-rying any Dairy Products 50 p"***"*^- 843- bedroom, first-floor apart duced on this quality 9-room, ment cost. Hayes Agency, 646- Realtor, 649-9404. dren. lie TURRET lathe operators. Set ______* 7T60. 6-room Cape. Fireplace, base 0131,. City utilities, central. Morri oramic picture windows, up li I y . were ment, private entrance. 3165 For Rent OO five-bedroom, two-year-old Gar- Jorgensen Auditorium vacs up and operate. All benefits. ment garage. Many extras.. son Realtor, 643-1016. and down-stairs, large walk-in a ) '. 'ii.'iting. break- Dogs BirOa— d1 APPLES for sale—Courtlands, — 2— TiTTr------^ monthly. Including appliances comfortably filled with youn.g Apply Dean Machine Products, Delicious and McIntosh. Also tondshed ^ m for wa.co Hn'nnrkM _ ciiiv.ki,*.kn** 11 2 rison Colonial. Kitchen with Only 325,500. June Good, 648- SIX ROOMS, well maintained. closets, gas or electric ranges, nr-'I ' : '.rith orimiTial md_hv.l.CUlP.ulW.l>H*», a ^ U y with Resort Property people, black and white, .and 102 Coli’ N SIX-MONTHS male puppy, 3185; Charles Lesperance, 649' nlent to shopping, schools, bus ’ * ^ * * ‘*®~______J r ’ 111 obtain war- 8161. occupancy. 3186. ter St. area. Four bedrooms, clous Uvlmr Prlvacv Insured porch, large lot, owner will our own?’’ Rita Personnel, 646-4040. part-Beagle, part Cocker. A l l ------7620. monthly. 646-0882. 649-2871. formal dining raom, Ubrary. by a b u S Na line. Call Charles PonticelU, MANCHESTEJR — Clean two- help finance. 39,000. Hayes Listing, 7-room Split. Built-In \ i 'd It: .'fTj l ' ' / ,'ii '.vitb es- shots. Dewormed, housebro- kitchen. Fireplace, carpeting. In case there’s any question DEPAR’TMENT Managers — COMFORTABLY furnished 2. VERNON — New three-room “ ®J™able 321,000, 6 per cent ture Center. Helen D. Cole, owner-broker,' 649-9644, 872- famUy, 6-6, 2-car garage. Must Agency, 646-0131. plnnr.:" !^ il'*l ken, accessories Included. 872- Fertinzers 50-A MANCHESTER — Newer Acre treed lot. Assumable among non-sport fan.s, briefly, Women’s apparel and domes sleeping room, for employed mortgage. Realtor. 643-6666. *732. be seen. Wolverton Agency, t • (* ; ,iu ilo ij 9623. bedroom garden type apart- apartment in two - family COVENTRY — waterfront sum mortgage. Only 326,600. Pasek 28-year-old Muhajnmed AH was tics. Very promotable. Starting gentleman. Parking. 272 Main nnnrZnnn oat in------22272— 2T~ Realtors, 649-2813. Cassius Clay before he became CiVH’fTf!- V-i - , - ...... VERY good co'yv manure de- St. ment, 3195 monthly Including bouse. Heat, hot water, elec- PRIVATE SALE — Estate size ______mer cottage, four or five Realtors, MLS, 289-7476, 646- to 3176.Wf’ee paid. Rita Person a Black Muslim minister. l!c a:-; ■..:*.' ; G i r l s heat and appUances. CaU Paul triclty. appUances, parking, ^ TOT?i?n t rornTx-nno grounds, luxuriously landscap: r a i s e d RANCH 7 rooms, fam rooms, partial basement, 70 x 4678, 742-8243. nel, 646-4040. FREE _ KITTENS, box train- »v®»-®d- CaU 742-8258. FURNISHED room for gentle W. D psychiatric ing, huge sun deck, quiet, sce '. .; Hov. 1 from Board of Education, Timothy 843-2466 evenings or SEWING Machine — New 1969 rental for herself and six chil Cape on Deming St. WlU bor- r r iv a -TE SALE - Manches- VERNON —THREE bedroom BARBOURVILLE, Ky. (AU) ;■ . MANOR nic view, tastefully landscaped, ' lio *1 for Girls Edwards School, South Wind 643-1442. zlg zag, unclaimed layaway, Apartments— Flats— dren immediately or will have der expanded Route 15, lot ap- âpe, good condition, four Raised Ranch, 24’ Uving room — Eleven Union College .-,!\i >. ;."j many with fireplaces, storage 1 '.varc on their sor, or call 644-2410. buttonholes, monograms, Fumishod to part with chUdren. 640-0978 proximately 100x200. ExceUent j-ooms down, expandable up- with carpeting and fireplace, dents recently ended mo.'it o' I...."I-. -ALUMINUM sheets used as Tenements 63 6464200 • ^ APARTMENTS space-garage, laiê lots pano I.; 'dily when hems, etc. Now only 364. Easy or 643-0816. poaslbUity. Quick sale wanted. .^g - q,, call 649-2272. attached garage, laundry their classroom work for the ..n- OPE3NING in our advertising- prlnUng plates, .009 thick, 23x Apartments 63-A Homestead Street terms. 522-0931 dealer. FOUR large rooms, stove, re- ______. . . Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. ______!______room, large back yard, boat ramic picture windows up and tire current semester and bo:,! , f'Oiit of the offset printing department. 36", 25 cents each or 6 tor 31. Manchester, Conn. ^ frigerator, heat, central loca- A’PTRAL'riV^ 3-room, furnishing and fishing privileges. Ask downstairs, large walk-ln clo ed for the hills. .mb ’’ 'I'.'*'. Will train to run small multi 643-2711. MOVING — FAirnlshings of 6%- tlon, parking. Security 3170. ®?’ beated apartment. Large MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, WOODLAND MANOR offers ing 323,600. 314,000 assumable sets, gas or electric ranges, Members of the collo.fie'.- .' ' i liarbored offset press. Knowledge of ^------Business Property umitory af- room Ranch. WaU-to-waU dra monthly. CaU 649-3340. ®'“ ®*®’ Private entrances. two-story framed dwelUng, the ultimate In convenient mortgage at 7 per cent. For double zone thermostats, gas unique Appalachian Semosl t typing necessary. Cal! Mr. ^ ® ______Adults. No pets. References. For Sale 70 Fringe It !i bepUngs pery, mirrors, rugs, etc. CaU ______four bedrooms, 318,600. Wol- prestige Uving, with schools, Scarf-Tied appointment call Towne Real heat, city water, sewers, etc program, they are ip.oaiio'- 649-3800. 149 OAKLAND ST. — ■Ihree 643-4860. shopping ^ reUglous facil .a:. ‘ic doon;" Hutchinson, at Gaer Brothers, r n=fr#> Rph: BUSINESS zone 2. Close to new verton Agency, Realtors. 649- Estate, 649-4056. FYom 330,490.Woodside Manor, about mountain life by livin.g it. 628-6544, afternoons. ^ ^ ® , , ^®"‘ rooms, first floor, one or two ities nearby. !U school, ___ . ______pooer 51. Olcott Variety Store. North End Shopping Center. Alexander Drive, Bloomfield. None are natives of this ojch. I ■ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, adult family, heated, 396. se- ^ ELLINGTON Four - room 242-8495, 289-6827, 644-1221. ‘"rhey are seeking t!io a;.- nr.'i'. th,; students Comer lot. Present income ' ^ ' ' ----- — — i m m e d i a t e o o a r a » A N C Y 0______T FOR b e t t e r cieaiTlng:Têe'^ ranges, automatic washers curity required 647-9330 9-5 Included. Just finished re- cl week, to wlth guarantees. See them a t ______'______' decorating. No children or over 35,000. Excellent poten- Spacious one and two bed Ranch. Six acres of nature at swers to such questlon.s on •.'•h.y chine shop. Must have aut^ colors gleaming, use “Blue its best, 700’ frontage. One poverty exists In Appal/iohia.” I'i.ine one moUve machine shop back- mstre, carpet cleaner B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 474 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, sec- Vpets. Older employed person, 340,000 Keith Real Estate, room apartments, refrigera Rent CITIES SERVICE CO. tor, stove, dishwasher, dis here fresh water ix>nd with Wanted— Real Estate 77 Julian D. Moseley, director ot iinie.'i; oth- ground. 310,000. F e e paid. Main St. CaU 643-2171. ond floor, heated, one or two parking. 272 Main St. 649-1922, 646-4126. i " ■l.i'' meals electric shampooer 31. The posal, air conditioning, fuU white sahdy beach. Extra ALL CASH for your property the program, said. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. t i’.iiuge of Sherwin-Williams Co. MOVING — Household furni ^ ^ I t ^ U y security required, a t t RACITVE 3-room apart- BUSINESS ^ n e 3. Oak it. ALM MFG. DEPT. carpeting, electric heat. acreage available. Ideal for within 24 hours. Avoid red They also ponder whellic:’ or up most PHYSICAL Uieraplst—must be ciaRRIER ture, misceUoneous items, bi- ment, 16 minutes from Hart- store buUdlng with 2 tenants horses. Char Bon Agency, 643- not strip mining should be per alr-conditioner, 2- tape, instant service. Hayes .. '.i.'.ii'iniig to registered or eligible for regis cycles and other toys for sale. MANCHESTER —Deluxe 2- ford, adults, no pets, security. Central heat. Close to 0683. mitted In the mountain ai os:;, ton; National cash register, 4- Need help in their Paint Model apartment open for Agency, 646-0181. try, 39,000, plus, D.O.E. Fee Call 646-2527. bedroom duplex. Carpeting, 3146 monthly. 643-9171. municipal parking. Owner ■will Inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-6, the worth of public assUiUuus column; 12 Boltlflex arm EAST Htirtfbrd — 7 - room ’ the girls paid. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. Production Dept. 40 • hour week days hy appointment. and the Appalachian social sys Raised Ranch, rec room, den, dornutory week plus overtime. Long Starting at 3176 monthly. . LAND — Louis DlfhTxUc Realty tem, he added. ADMINISTRATOR — Nursing .-nhlnpt■lablnet. Monograms, hems, eluded. 3220 monthly. CaU 649-3562 after 6:30 ------^ '-IN? garage, aluminum siding. Bet Realtors, 649-9823. “ It is impossible to outline Uic I < home. Licensed preferred. embroiders, etc. Used, excel Paul'W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- P'®*' VERNON — Route 83 near Cir range job security and ad- ter than new. Bel Air Real Es entire semester in any I'Jnd ot r.i). tate, 643-9332. Sterting to 313,000. Fee paid. TOOL house, 6x0, Best (kfer. lent condition. Guaranteed. 4635. cle, new modem commercial v-ancement opportunities. LISTINGS WANTED detail because things ehar.gtj oj: FuU price now 356 or 7 month ANDOVER — 2-room apart buUdlng with several uses, of Rita Personnel, 646-4040. Call 746-1012. ment. Heat and utiUties includ Generous fringe benefits in SOU’TH Windsor — Only 328,- I will picture advertise jrour time goes on,” Moseley s;i!d. ly payments ot $8. 522-0476. fices or retaU, etc. Selling be house twice a week, plus, “ We’ll never get it set becati.sc dealer. ed. 3130 monthly. Call 742-8161. low replacement cost, 360,000. cluding health, accident imd 900 for this spotless 3-bedroom SpUt. Carpeted throughout give daily coverage in two It deals with people.” DEC. 1st. PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, life insurance. Contact . . papers, every week until'^. tb. Help Wanted— Male or Female STEJINWAY upright piano, ANDOVER —Flimlshed 3-room Pine panejed.rec room, enclos Union began the program l.":l 37 646-4200. tiun ----- Modem beSroom set. Very apartment, 390 monthly. Heat ed patio, garage, hsOf acre, sold. Call spring, when 16 students ".'.'re OCCUPANCY UNSAY REALTY ~ brn; ’ll: good COTiditlon. CaU after 6 and electricity included. 742- U ft R beautifuUy landscaped. Excel- VenroUed, including Peg Prosser, 8645. JACK KAPLAN .aica. ' p.m., 649-6684. Iw t location, convenient to 6 4 9 - ^ a 22-year-old junior from Cincin 4V4-room Town house apart Investment Property B O O K V IU llS REALTY CO., INC. nati, who said it helped, iiei- It • : ■ : everything. Gerard Agency, WANTED — Houses to sell. For . PART-TIME THREE paira 96” drapes, two ment, 2 baths, air-condition J 99 EAST. CENTER STREET “ gain a better perspective," For Sale 70-A MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-0638, 643-0366. quick and efficient service pairs 88", all dusty rose fiber ing,' stove, refrigerator, dis Business Locations s n -m s Because It âs a.'new pro nc,<5,'iur AFTER SCHOOL HELP WANTED glass, three pairs printed rose posal, patio with sliding' FTVE-UNTT income property, 648-96D1 or 643-2692 ROCKVILLE — Not many left when selling your home con gram, Miss Prosser said, “ w.-i labubi tact P .. T. Fllloramo Realty. 56” fiberglass. 36 pair. 643- glass doors. Beautiful, beau For Rent 64 good terms. Wolverton Agen- at this price, two-family, three set our own goals on wh.-it ’..i-.' BUS BOYS AND COUNTER GIRLS tiful, beautiful. CaU: 5062. and four. Very clean, just list We specialize in selling resi wanted to get out of it.” OFFICE for rent, central loca- ®y- «9 '2 8 «- dential real estate. 643-1094, tlon, completely renovated and MANCHESTER — business ed. Good income property. Most of those In the pc':'.-:: a. 3 or 4 days., weekly, 5 p.m. tq 10 p.m., Saturdays, Asking 315,000. R. L. Gardner, 646-4097. are seeking deg^rees in t; 649-6651 649-2179 air-conditioned. Immediate oc blojk with 6 apartments, ex KEITH REAL ESTATE Musical Instruments 53 Realty, 876-0604. gy, Moseley said, but son.; Sundays and week days also available. cupancy. 31 West Middle cellent condition. Owner wlU LUDWIG Dmms — complete * . 'I^ke., 643-1186. 4 Assumable 61/2% mortgage. P.I.T. $166.61 monthly Logoi Notices merely want to learn j.'.- finance 80 per cent at 8H per EASY about Appalachia and som> o- -. Apply in person TOt, blue spvkle. Good condl- LARGE 3-room apartment, MAIN STREET office s n ^ cent. ’Terrific Income produc 8 plus acres with BROOK! 2 Bdrm. ranch, Fireplaced CROCHET Probate Court combining both reasons f...' '.r.' ■ tid ^^tor, electricity, adults. Ref-’ banks, air-conditioned, auto- 646-0181. Mid 20’s. ■ " Sizes GERTRUDE B. INGRAHAM “ I had, lived in tills - w. ‘ ' 10-16 District of Manchester BONANZA STEAK HOUSE condition. WUl deliver to first ®*’®**®®s> pets. 3125. 649-5324. matic lire sprinkler. Apply PUBLIC The fiduciary Is Herbert A. Fhelon, since my freshman year , a; Marlow’s, 867 Main St. ACANCHKSTER close to shop floor. CklU 643-^38. WOODLAND Apartments, De Jr., Elsq. located at 63 East Center wanted to really learn sor. c 287 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester ping, 4-fdmlly with 4 room OLCOTT DRIVE. Six rooms, ly^ baths. Large treed NOTICE St., Manchester. Conn., 06040. thing about It,’’ Dana Gunadi' ou, luxe 2-bedroom apartment, STORE, 20’x70’ , 846 Main St., apartments, 4-car garage, new It Is DECREED that all claims wall to wall carpeting, com lot. Front to back living room. Formal dining room The Bolton Zoning Board of agaizist the above estate be pre a senior from Bethesda, Aid., Antiquos 56 Downtown Manchester. AvaU. heating systp;,., and roof, ISd seated to the fiduciary on or before plete buUt-ins, air-conditioned, Garage. Under $30,000. Appeals will hold a public hear explained. able now. CaU 522-8114. 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. A snug-fitting mesh- February 6. 1971. "You know, you can .stay in ANTIQUE .lady’s desk, slant glass sliding doors and sun A pretty scarf tied at pullover cropped to the ing on November 18, 1970 at Attesu JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge top, exceUent condition, 360. deck, baths, full basement, the neckline makes this waist is completed with 8:00 p.m. at the Town HaU, Bol an area for a iMig time and still CaU 643-2378. 3220 lease required. R. D. Mur BRICK RANCH with aluminum storms, screens and sew-simple a handsome 'a long fringe for a style ton, Connecticut, to hear the ap dress to wear. No. 8369 dock Realtor, 643-2692. awnings. Lovely view. Situated on large lot 184x448 J;hat is so popular. No. plication of Lawrence F. Flano “ FIREMAN OFHGE AND PROFESSIONAL SPACE with PHOTO-GUIDE is in 5478 has crochet direc ened my mind about the .App:'v- Yenr 'round employment. Good wages and overtime. with fruit trees and a garden area, ly^ baths. 2 Pir«- tar a three bay Gasoline Service W o n t o d — T o B uy 5 8 NORTHWOOD Apartments — Sizes 8 to 18 (bust'31V6- tions for Size to fit 10- places. 3 Bdnhs. Formal dining room. Full, walk-out 40). Size 10, 32% bust 12-14-16 inclusive. Station with limited repairer’s RAID — ' ------Dne and two-bedroom apart- FOR LEASE . . . 2% yards o f 45-inch license as required by State WANTED — Antique furniture, ments, central air-condition- basement. Mid 40’s. SEND soc in oolnt for each pat- CMS — BLUE CROSS — LIFE INSURANCE NEW OFFICE BUILDING plus % yard fo»»scarf. luz U incittdt flrit-clui mailinz. Statute. ’The proposed Gasoline glass, pewter, oil paintings or ing, carpeting, balcony, car- Patterns available only Awmm Cabot, aiaaeliester ti

Tbd senlor 'ohrtr of the bom- Dupee drcTe'''M tê--' iûth Cloudy with fogâh^ periods A bou t^ ow n munity- Baptist Church will re- United M etif^ st ,GKurch , will Charter Revision Unit 16,020 of rain Into 'Ihu^day. Locally heaJW tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at ftieet^tonight a^8 at the home of ARE DOMING^^^ dense fog^-h^ght and in the monUngf low about 60 i^gfat. AftiBC a roll call by Past the Church. Mrs^ Clifford'Sault of 60 Phelps Manehe»ter—-‘A o f VUlajge Charth er WllUton C.' Paradis. < ■ ___ . ^ "Bd. Miss Barbara (Baker will Oh Agenda for Tonight 'presentotiOn- of 25-aAd ^ y e a r St. Gerard's Mother'a^J3lrc\e demonstrate how , to make NOW IS THE TIME TO ilV E JIW VOL. C, NO. 36 pinr will be-made by Grand wilt have Its monthly 'meeting “Christmans” . The Manchester Boards--; Reappointing George tChnshl (TRIRTY-SIX PAGES-IWO SECrraONS^ MANCHESTERr eONN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 197Q ^ (Classified Advertising on Fiitge S3) - PRICE TEN CENTS Master 0^1, 0 . Carlson of the tonight at 8 at the home bf Mrs. Directors, .Arhen it nneetii at 8 as town auditor. Grand'lodê of Connecticut, at Making appointments and re- r w lO R T PARTY V______VI- ' ■ '■ Robert McMhhon of 162 Broad Boy Scout Troop 123 Will tonight in the Municipal Build a'lneeting of' Uriel Lodge of St. Co-hbstess is Mrs. Norman appointments^to terms on town meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at ing Hearing Room ,'Is expected Masons at the Masonic Temple Holmes. the Community Baptist Church. boards and agencies which ex Featuring BEAUTIFUL NUSU^ GITO^: in Merrow. on Saturday at J aS6 to follow a recommendation by pire this month. TAPESTRIES, MUSICAL DOLLS, PURSES, J g X - p.m. Hie ceremonies wlUn meeting tonight at 8:15 Childbirth Education will pre to authorize appolntpieht of a hearing, amendments to the HOSTESS RECEIVES 10% OF SALES IN GIFTO be served by^the ladles of ,bie Pension Ordinance. - ^ at the Post Home. sent the Lamaze ChlldbirUr-fflni Charter Ftevision Commission. — PLUS .GIFTS VALUED FROM $30-$50 FOR t^ A ccord Eastern Star at 6:30 p.m. Tick showing preparatory ' class Authorizing, after public The recommendation ' comes hearings, 10 additional appro BOOKINGS RECEIVED AT PARTY. ets may be obtained from any Chapman-Joy Circle of North es, labor, and delivery also from the Cr-DAP Task priations to current accounts. officer of Uriel tiOdge. United Methodist ^ u r c h will 'Tuesday at : 8 p.m. at the On Contract Force on General Government In addition;' tht! board will meet tomorrow at 2'p.m. at the First Congregational Church and from thb Manchester .Pro EAST HARTFORD IMPORTERS The Golden Age.Club will meet on the comer of South Main St. hear reports and communlca-- . -^ Ih e United church. Hos'fesses are Mrs. perty .owners Association. tions, and will open the m e t Hiursday at 1 p.m. at the Sen and Farmingtpn Ave., Hartford. Auto Workers and General Mo- Leverett Gates, Mrs. Felix Manchester’s charter was ing twice to electors or. taxpay CALL BETWEEH 5-7 P.M. — 568-7329 ior Citizens Center. Members The meeting is open to the pub tore Oorp. today reached a fen- Lewis and Mrs. Thomas Moore. adopted June 30, 1947 and was ers —once when tliey' speak on are requested to bring articles lic. For more iidormation con tatlye agreement on a neVr labor amended in referenda of Nov. any item on the agenda, and for a kitchen social. tact Mrs. Robert P. Gallagher of extra ct which coultf put the By FRANK, CORMIER The British - American Club New Ministet 8, 1960, Oct. 1, 1962, Oct. 6, 1964 once when they speak on any Jerhead and made-a sudden dip Kerinedy in Washington in 1963. Radio stations continued to„^ 82 Westland Ave., West Hart strike-crippled auto giant close Associated'Press Writer will sponsor a dance and buffet and April 30, 1968.' subject within the jurisdiction to full production by the end of nrASS'HTKTr'T'nxT / Paris, thousands lined the play serious music and newspa- The Brotherhood in Action Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ford. . T h e Rev. ajnbld Westwood, On May 7, 1968, the aboard, by of the board. the mtmth.' W A S in t r c T O N (A P )-— The President, strapped in his champs Elysees to watch Presl- pers published special De group of Manchester will meet at the club on Maple St. JIhe a native of ’Toledo, Ohio, has a unanimous action, tabled the President Nixon flew to dent Georges Pompidou ride to Gatiê souvenir editions.- One been nafhed as the first minls- U s d e J u m A , settlement , were tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the KofC Tony O’Bright orchestra will ■ 'ITie Ways and Means Oonimit- appointment of a new Charter ydtfaheld until later In. the day Paris today to pay final un^sturbed. The turbu- the traditional Armistice Day bordered its front page in black, Home. play. Tickets are' available at tee pt-tH'e Center Congregational te>

And meanwhile, officials of Ankara today to hear two North ,o , Coimiecticut Blue Cross were ay- H.S. Army generals’ account of • Regularly 26.90 guing before the State In- toree weeks’ detention in • Luxury Tailored surance Department that they ®®'’tot Armenia. Washington or------dying man to keep i simple coffin. so simple the • Famous Brand should be granted a 31 per cent dered the generals to make no lent, and she set about her task French call it a “poor folks' cof increase for subscribers in P*^hlic statements, meanwhile, I fin,” which Mrs. De Gaulle had (See Page Twenty)- New split shoulder tfyh groups o f 100 or less. One high-ranking American I ' .\. Ing—with shall of Da ordered In accordance with her The water company’s rate In- said that to avoid aggravating cron and cotton and a husband’s wishes. creases will add $601,897 a year American and Turkish relations linsr of Orion _ jqccylle 'Vanloads of national security pllo on a cotton backing. to its revenues. The firm had with the Soviet government, the Applause Rings in the Hearts policemen also arrived during Choice of black, natural,' asked for an average 25 per public may never be given the olive, British tan plus cent Increase, or an Eidditional answers to many of the ques- the night, taking position at all New Hiaven olive and charcoal the crossroads of the region. Ho $830,000 a year. . I tions being asked. pldids. Regulars, longs, tel keepers for miles around shorts.. The cohipany ayg;ued for the Gen. Edward C. D. Of Deaf Actors on Silent Stage increase by citing “ gfreatly in- Scherrer, the head of the U.S. hung out “ full” signs. Various Olin Plaint veterans’ organhiations report ‘ creased local taxes, the new military mission in Turkey, arid By CARL C. CRAFT Now, he adds, “ I can just fall behind in that. For an actor, Uife edly had reserved whole hotels. state corporation Income tax, of his assistants. Brig. Gen. Associated Press Writer asleep on that stage, and I have. personal satisfaction comes in Lights were cm at La Boisser- higher wages, increased opeiat- Claude McQuarrie Jr., were oii I’ve found a home here.’’ Lists Layoffs . WASIRNGTON (AP) The giving a good periormance, in ie all night as the family and ing expenses and higher inter- a. tour of Turkish bases on Oct. Alexander, 23, of North youhg drama students at Gal- expressing feelings. Sometimes, servants presumably were pre-" NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Win- est on bank loans.” 21 when their small twin-engine Wilkesboro, N.C., emerged from to real life I can’t cry, but on • 3 pushbutton ‘Collections V\fere| Men’s R^ , 55A0 The rate hikes will be great- landed at Leninakan, just laudet College don’t hear the ap his first experience with acting paring for the visits today of chester-Westem Dlvislcm of Olin ® Froat-free operation 9B stage I can.” * President Georges Pompidou, Corp. has started laying off 1,000 cycle selection est in the company’s northern ®'’®'* the border in Soviet Arme- —he’s an Egnllsh major—as the SFK5A • 11.2-cu.-ft. refrigerator plause that moves the rest of The chairman of the college’s Premier Jacques Chaban-Del- employes at plants in New Ha e Rinse wetting section division — East Windsor, Staf- ’^®>’ " ’®*'® accompanied by most promising new performer $ ' SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS the' theatrical world. drama department, Gil East mas and others. ven and Bast Alton, 111., because agent dispenser • 2B0*lb. freezer section Good Today’ ford. South Windsor, Suffleld Turkish Col. Cevat Denli and at Gallaudet last season. - man, describes the deaf as “ na A cold, spitting rain started, of a Defense Department deci- and Windsor Locks. It wlU be James P. Russell, the pilot They perform in a language of It earned him a share of the e Dual detergent dispenser ® Sliin-wall design for more WITH 9 0 8 8 tural actors—good ones, too.” and the ocedpants of the parked slon to sidestep private Industry room inside, '6ses less a bit milder In the communities toe Anny plane, signs on a silent stage at the major workload In this year’s e Concealid easy roll COUPON “They have the same prob cars began limbering their legs, on some small arms ammuni- floor space around Guilford and Chester, 'H'o four men were released .world’s only liberal arts college top undertaking on the college’s casters lems as hearing' actors, of A small procession of World tion, the company announced zip out Orion acrylic pUe liner. Choice of daric or , and stm less painful in the Nau- Tuesday. Russell reportedly told for the deaf. stage: The title role in “ Beck- course— such as motivation and War I veterans filed into the here Wednesday, COPPER 1 ONLY • 4IN A N Y business enterprise, gatuck division----- ^Beactm Falls, H.S. consuls from Moscow who ^ And while they can’t hear the et.” AVACADO 1 ONLY light brown. Sizes 38 to 44. learning their lines. But the good collections play a vital part Naugatuck and Waterbury. visited them during their deten- cheers they deeply sense appre Opposite him, as King Henry church, past the monument with a spokesman said about 600 deaf are used to movement in in its success. That is doubly The Blue Cross officinia main- tlon that he got lost when an up- ciation from the enthusifmtic n , is 23-'year-old Timothy Scan the names of 27 Colombey men employes at each plant will be their communication, so they true when a young man is in talned it Is time for the 100-or- hit the plane and thought ( audiences—mostly other deaf lon of Lakewood, NJ., a veter killed in that war. Today is Re- cut by the end of the year, less category of group subsorib- Leninakan was KarsJ his desti- can pantomine very easily, WAYS TO BaskAmt awo business for himself, for the studentli—>yho instantly recog an of 20 plays during five years membrance Day, the anniversa- They are the workers employed 2 . 3 . ers to get a lute raise—again nation 40 miles inside Turkey, /mmk first time — as is your news nize the play’s- meaning. on stage—including some work “ But they have to bq taught to ry of the 1918 armistice. in production of 6.56mm ammu- citing the Increased cost of A Turkish crew went to Lenl- PAY AT paper carrier. The stage plays a special ix>le with the famous National Thea convey the emotion of the play In the mayor’s office, a small nltion on goveniment contracts , everything else. nakan and flew Russell to Kars GOODYEAR in the lives^bf the Gallaudet dra ter ^or the Deaf. as well as its words,” he says. room in the schoolhouse pap- which run out by about the end ______— J IT GIVES him a real thrill I^ now costs Blue Cross $1.11 to his twin-engine Beechcraft At rehearsal, improvisations ered with notices of wood sales, 6f November, ma students but they have Scanlon, curls covering his every time he is able to collect In expenses for each dollar it Tuesday after the generals and —aimed at increasing peraonal the pigeon season and a loan for i v. ^ ESA NOW many of the same experiences head and sporting a beard, lis a his accounts in full, pay for his receives from insured people In Denli had been handed over at performing traits—include ac an automatic telephone, people spokesm^ said the Ne^ of actors on the traxUtional' theater major and the pride of newspapers, and enjoy l % that group. Blue Cross said. The ' the border, tivity intended to bring out a Uned up to sig i a ” K n 00 Stage. the drama department. ,, ,, ■ . ® be closed down' completely if profit from his efforts. Yes, it THRU NOVEMBER 30 group showed a loss of $2 mil- Unshaved and looking tired, student’s Imagination and style, ' There’s a lanky lad from Udth a broad smile, Scanlon -rhl oi...... » toe government’s decision U un- aids and encourages him more Uen between last December and Scherrer and McQuarrie said on such as pretending he is bacon The first signer was a neigh- last September, the’ company their arrival in Ankara that North Carolina who grins now —having jijst run' through his changed. than you may realize, when you frying or a ping-pmig ball. bor, a descendant of Marshal 6Q0DYUR SERVICE STORE V iM N O W — PAY NEXT YEAR maintained. ' they were treated well but their as he recalls his first flash of role as the English king—sums The cutback on the 6.66mm During the play, the actor’s Patrice de MacMahem, another Itave the money ready. Prompt /3 IN JAN. — 1 / 3 IN FEB. — V3 IN M ARCH If granted, the increase would experience was “not pleasant” stage fright. up his career: “I was on stage am,|nuni^on also brought an an emphaala ia on relating totally military hero who seized power payments by you, mean GOOD affect about 126,000 of Blue McQuarrie added that he re- “They had to push me out for just one minute in my first nouncement in Bridgeport that to the deaf audience. For in when France was in chaoe and collection days for him! Croes’ 716,000 subscribers in gretted missing the Ankara Golf onto the stage,” explained Dean play. And now, I ’m the king.” 200 employes at the Remingh» stance, a Une In "Becket” read became president. His time in KELLY RD. VERNON, - 945 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Connecticut. ‘ Club championship. Alexander in an Inteirview via Turning serious, Scanlon says Arms Oo. WlU be severed by the ing “ Has your new title caught office lasted six. years, from Two lawyers, Marvin Apter They spent Tuesday night sign language. “ But, you know, “ I’d like to bring up the deal end of the month. OPEN MON.-WEO. 8;99-e;99 ’IHUR8. - FBI. 8:80 - 9:00 SAT. 8:00-8:90 your tongue?” was changed to 1873 to 1879; De GauUe had 11 444-oiw B dlanrli2Btir.£ii2nhtg Srrdlii Open Thun, to 9 P.M; those last two eicts ivere no ’ culture, to make it equal with The 200 layoffs represent 40 (See Page Twenty) (See Page Eight) years. problem—I really liked it” the hearing. The deal are way (See Page Eight)' In a clear, firm hand, Janlne .(Sen Page Eight)