Prison Mutiny in South Korea Claims 30 Lives

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Ky’s Refusal to Run Prison Mutiny Triggers Crisis On In South Korea Viet Political Front 9ATGON (AP) — U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker Claims 30 Lives met in an extraordinary session with President Nguyen SEOUL (AP) — A band of South Korean prisoners Van Thieu tonight in efforts to find a solution to South staged a bloody getaway from their prison on a Yellow Vietnam’s gravest political crisis since the Buddhist Sea island today and made their way to a Seoul suburb uprising of 1966. before the.v were nearly wiped out in a gun battle with The meeting came 11 hours and this despite the fact that police. after Vice President Nguyen we had refused to fUe an ap- Defense Minister Jung Nae- boat near a popular Inchon Oao Ky refused to participate peal. hiuk said 30 persons were beach shortly after their 6 a.m. in the Oct. 3 presidenUal elec­ “ Once again It became clear killed, including at least 12 getaway. They were armed tion, which he termed dishonest that the law was Interpreted dif- prison guards and officials. The with carbines and revolvers. and a consdracy. This left ferenUy according to the needs mutineers broke out of custody The Coimter-Esplonage <^)er- TUeu as the only contestant. of each moment. The inevitable on Shllmi Island 15 miles off­ aUons Command announced Ky proposed as a solution conclusion is that under such rj shore from Inchon on the South soon after their landing that a that he and Thieu simulta­ circumstances the October elec- Korean west coast and later bus had been commandeered neously resign from office, pav­ battled mainland police from a by North Korean InfUtratora (See Page Nine) ing the «ray for a new elecUon. ccmmandeered bus. who had landed at Inchon. He said this was the way "to The defense minister said Jung said Lt. Gen. Kim Chae- avdd the proq>ect8 of dark they were 23 "special prisoners myungn who heads the counter­ days in the history of this na­ with civilian status’ guarded espionage command, mistak­ tion." by South Korean Special enly announced the mutlneera While there was no Imme­ Latest Trial Forces. The escapees wore Spe­ were Communist infiltrators be- diate comment from the Presi­ cial Forces uniforms when they dential Palace, sources said landed in a hljacke(( civilian (See Page Nine) TMeu met with his Cabinet and Under W ay with military commanders from the four military regions, before going into the night ses­ On My Lai sion with Bunker. San Quentin Em body. FT. MEADE, MD. (AP) — Rome stock market reopens today after being shut down for a week. (AP Photo) wcceasfully maneuvered Ky T^e court-marOal of Col. Oran back on the ballot after Gen. Henderson opened today W idow Authorities Seek Attorney Duong Van Mlnh’s withdrawal with a charge by the govern­ from the race left Thieu unop­ ment that he practiced “ a pat­ posed, Issued a brief statement O f Pardue tern of deceit. . .by calculated After Jail Escape Attempt saying It regretted the vice European Exchanges Open; d:cW «'?‘ofSclai;‘;i SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) necticut governor and U.S. sen­ the Western White House In reslstl^ clvlllMs at My Dal. Sentenced — Authorities said today they ator before his death in 1966. San Clemente, Calif., also ex- In opening argument be- Bingham, a University of Cal­ HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — want to question an Oakland at­ pressed regret but Indicated Uie tore a Jury of two generals Mid U.S. Dollar Shows Strength torney who San Quentin prison ifornia at Berkeley law school U A government sUll hopes five colonels, the prosecutor, Nancy Pardue, the attractive graduate, worked writh the Ber­ francs, a devaluation of about Japanese government spokes­ authorities describe as the last TUeu WUl face more than token MaJ. Carroll Tlchenor, said By LOUIS NEVIN 25-year-old widow of an ac­ keley Neighborhood Legal Ser­ men continued to maintain that person to visit Soledad Brother opposition. Henderson was told of unneces- 1% per cent efr the dollar. cused bank robber slain in an vice until he joined an Oakland ZURICH — The official Swiss the yen would not be revalued, George Jackson before an es­ LONDON (AP) — The abortive escape bid, was sen­ law firm in private practice Radlo HanU said the Su- oary killings In the Infantry aa- but uncertainty pushed prices cape attempt in which Jackson U.S, dollar Showed unex­ exchange remained clcsed. But tenced Monday to 10 years In last year, the paper said. preme Court’s reversal putting sault on the Vletnamew ^ la g e banks handled normal oper- on the Tokyo stock exchange prison on charges related to the and five others died. Ky back on the ballot was a on March 16, 1968, but did not pected strength today as The Marin County police net­ In sin Interview writh the Los aUons at 3.995 Swiss francs to down again. The exchange in­ attempted break. Angeles Times today, San “ farce ordered by President report It to higher command. Europe’s foreign exchanges the dollar, a devaluation of dex closed at 160.65, down 4.19 The sentence was handed work broadcast an all points bulletin for Stephen M. Bing­ Quentin Warden Louis S. Nel- Nixon In a vain attempt to give "Nor did he order the killing about 1.75 per cent. per cent, but trading was only down by senior U.S. (District opened after a week-long ham, 29, saying he was wanted the appearance of legality” to be stopped," Tlchenor said, It was still too early to say moderate. Court Judge Thomas Murphy. (See Page Eight) shutdown brought on by for questioning In connection the Section. Henderson Is charged with what might lie ahead. Heavy She had been charged with a President Nixon’s n ew In Frankfurt, wMch has had with the breakout try Saturday •Nixon has already declared wlUfuUy falling to InvesUgate seUlng of dollars could bring a free market since the mone­ total cf 10 offenses in the April that TUeu Is to be re-elected," the reports of a massacre and monetary policies. the value of the currency down. afternoon. WMle the dcllar eased in tary crisis last May, the dollar 8 breakout effort of John R. violating a regulation to report This would achieve the U.S. ad­ San Quentin business man­ Hanoi said. "But to madie It such Eluropean markets as Lon­ fell back to about the level It Pardue. "incidents and acts thought or ministration’s objective of mak­ ager Irwin Ritter said Bingham Counsel’ s K in look Uke a true and leg;al elec­ don, Zurich and Brussels, the held on Aug. 13—3.4250 marks The alleged escape bid tion Nixon had to have two can­ alleged to be war crimes." ing American exports cheaper was the last person to visit declines were relaUvely minor. compared writh 3.4225. This In­ came during a lull In his The trial judge. Col. Peter abroad. Jackson before the escape at­ didates. So he ordered the pup­ Dealers were cautious and dicated a sharp strengthening Bridgeport trial for the three pet regime court that had Wondolowski, ruled today, be- If the volume of dollar sales tempt. Prominent In turnover was relatively light, of the dollar In West Germany explosions and the bank rob­ remains low, then the U.S. He said Bingham was thrown Ky out to put Ky beck fore the Jury camedn, to allow as seme of the experts had pre­ compared to the rate of 3.3876 bery that created a brief reign campaign to restore a favor­ searched before he entered the In." evidence on two additional dicted. Uncertainty was the marks that banks and travel of terror In Danbury Feb. 13, [Despite Ky’s refusal to cam­ able balance of trade would visiting room but "not the Connecticut charges-two counts of lying to a reason. agencies were gliring tourists at 1970. briefcase that he brought writh paign, his name will a^iecu* on blue ribbon Army Inquiry Into face the threat of failure. Many By official account, Pardue ,__ In midaftemoon, rates in the the close of business on Friday. , ' , , ,, _him. He said Bingham also SALEM, Conn. (AP) — Step­ the ballot in accordance with the events three years ago. American exports would re­ leveled a sawed off .308 caliber , .._____^ _ leading markets were: Frankfurt dealers said trad­ walked through a metal detec­ hen Bingham, sought by Cali­ the election law’s provision that Henderson could receive a main noncompetitive in world rifle at the guards near Ms LONDON — $2.4375 for a ing was very slow. tor “ but not writh the brief­ fornia authorities in the prison "candidates do not have the maximum sentence of six years markets. lockup. pound. That amounted to a de­ ■ Some countries decided to case." shootout that left six dead, la right to withdraw" after the Su­ Dealers said trading was qui­ A ycung guard, Anthony Dl- If convicted of the charges. valuation of the dollar of about postpone dealings until trends Bingham, grandson of the described by Ms father as a preme (Court’s final posting of et and hesitant. "No one is at rienzo IH, fired three shots Into • Henderson’s lawyer, Henry .75 per cent. became clearer In the major late Hiram Bingham who longhaired, nonviolent young the election list. Rothblatt, said the defense all certain just where things monetary centers. Pardue who lingered In critical Ky told a news conference FRANKFURT—3.425 deutsche- served as Connecticut governor man “ who often takes an over­ would not contest "that 100, or will go,” one deader said. The government bank In condition for three weeks be- that the Supreme Court, wUch marks for a dollar. The ,rate and U.S. senator before Ms ly romantic approach to politi­ possibly 150 dead or injured Uncertainty about the Eu­ South Africa ordered Its foreign death In 1966, graduated from cal problems.” had barred him from the bcUlot showed unexpected strength for (See Page Eight) were observed in the My Lai ropean markets InMblted trad­ exchange to remain closed for the University of California at on Aug. 5 and reinstated Mm the dollar, comparing to 3.4225 The young Oakland attorney, ing on the Tokyo exchange, the time being. Berkeley law school. Aug. 21, "was unabaMiedly ond possibly 25 to 50 were deutschemarks on the last day member of a politically proini- UMd to serve the poUUcal am- WHed Injured without justlfl- ■where the market closed before Banks In Italy refused to The San Francisco Chronicle nent Connecticut family, is said of trading before Nixon’s an­ the Europeaui markets opened biUons" of Thieu. cation or excuse." handle commercial exchange reported earlier that Jackson by prison authorities to have nouncement. because of the time difference. He said Gen. MlMi’s with- But, Rothbaltt told the ju- transactions until an official Envoys Set produced a 9mm pistol and visited "Soledad Brother” PARIS — 5.5275 francs for a Trading wais calm, and the rate for the dollar was set later launched the escape attempt.a George Jackson Saturday aft­ draiwal from the race upset rors: Bank of Japan bought only Thieu’s “ design to use an oppo- "The heart of testimony, the dollar in the official market for In the day. Italian banks were few minutes alter leaving Bing­ ermoon, just before, Jackson about $10 million, compared to nent slate as a screen to com- heart of the evidence, is the be-, commercial’ transactions and handling tourist transactions, T o Submit ham. produced a pistol and the shoot­ 5.47 francs In the floating mar­ hundreds of millions absorbed though, at the rate of 600 lire, a Bruce Bales, Marin Cbunty ing started. ’ ceal electoral fraud. This event Uevabillty of evidence given (to on most days aifter President prompted the Supreme Court the Army Investigators) 21 ket for capital movement and dollar devaluation of 4 per cent. district attorney, confirmed Authorities said only that tourists. The free market thus Nixon’s bombshell announce­ Prance opened a spilt foreign that Bingham was being \vant to quesUtm Bingham, on Aug. 21, In the most hasty months after the events." ment. The dollar sold at 357.50 Berlin Pact and most bizarre fasMon, to in- Rothblatt said he would show resulted in a devaluation cf exchange with two rates—one sought, the Chronicle said, has not been accused of any roughly .75 of one per cent. yen, down only slightly from Bales would not say precisely ^^^xsigdoing. ^ elude our slate In the second (See Page Eight) BERLIN (AP) - - The Big posting of the list of candidates, (See Page Eight) BRUSSELS — 48.875 Belgian the official rate of 360. why other than "we have some Bingham’s father, a tom er Four ambassadors have com- questions we wdsh to ask of Mm state senator and now a Salem pleted a draft agreement on the concerning the incident at San gttomey, said SteiAen, 29, was future of BerUn and wUl submit Quentin." a veteran of a host of social it to their governments for ap­ The (Chronicle said Bingham and political causes, ranging proval, U.S. Ambassador Ken­ is a grandson of the late Hiram Gov. Meskill 4 neth Rush announced today. Bingham who served as Con- (See Page Eight) Agents Foil "We have a draft agreement for submission to our govern­ Tax Decision Protest Plot; ments,” Rush told reporters. "I feel it will improve the situ­ ation in Berlin." Loitering Charge Seen Today 25 Arrested Rush emphasized he felt it was a good agreement or he HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — By THE ASgOCIATED PRESg would not submit it to Washing­ RFK Jr, Pleads No Contest FBI aigents broke up raids by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill was ton. antiwar activists on federal of­ expected to announce his deci­ Pyotr Abrasimov, Soviet am­ fices In New Jersey and New After Arrest in Bay State sion today on the legislative tax bassador to East Germany, compromise recently passed by York over the weekend. Twen­ ty-five persons were arrested, stood at Rush’s side and de­ WATEIRVILLE VALLEY, “ sauntering and loitering" and the General Assembly. including two Roman CTathollc ' ■* , J clared: "EverytMng is-- per­ F Kpnnedv Jr 17 was assessed $60 in Court costs. Meskill called a news confer- He raised his hands over — Robert F. Kenneay jr., ii- priests and a Lutheran min­ fect. eiice for 3:00 p.m. at the state second oldest son of the late Kennedy, grandson of 1 ^ Into ister. I his head like a winning boxer. Capitol to reveal whether he Six other persons were being Hie agreement was flMshed **B^!^aMe Kenned^ said h7 d id ° ^ h a v e has decided to approve or veto sought. at six sessions in the past two contest to d ^ in B t ^ a W e the money r. with...... him and.... Judge . the MU. Acting on information sup- weeks, and “ "d while tta its Hotoiiadetails District Court to a charge Henry L. Murjihy gave Mm otie The compromise measure re'- pUed by an Informer, FBI were not announced it presum­ week to pay the assessment. peals the controversial Income agents nabbed eight persons at ably included the vital question Dressed in patched jeans and tax and replaces It with a tax the Camden, N.J., draft office of Western access to West Ber­ a blue denim woriisMrt, wear­ package wMch relies heavily on early Sunday and arrested 12 lin. ing his hair at shoulder length a OVi per cent sales tax and a 6 others elsewhere in the city. Abrasimov, Jean Sauvag- and shod in sandals wMch per cent tax on dividends and Government wanants tor the nargues of FYance and Sir Ro­ clunked when he wallked, Ken­ capital gains. arrest of six other persons on ger Jackling of Great Britain nedy appeared alone in the bmeskUl has.had little good to conspiracy charges were Is­ stood on the steps of Rush’s court house In this quiet Cape say about the MU. he haul urged sued. West Berlin residence to pose Cod town and left alone on foot. the legislature to pass a pack- In Buffalo, N.Y., an FBI V' for photographers. Kennedy was arrested Sun­ age beised on a 7Vi per cent agent making a security check IT day on West Maine Street in It was the 33rd session of the sales tax. on the Pest Office buUding Sat­ Big Four ambassadors to di­ Hyannis near the family com­ He sMd lauit week that the urday discovered a break-in at vided Germany in a i7-month pound of summer homes in legislative pau:kage might re­ the Selective Service office. i series that began on March 26, Hyannis Port. sult in a deficit of between $110 Three young men and two Newsmen were barred from 1970. Rush, Sauvagnargues and million and $120 mUllon. women were arrested as they .. V « the Kennedy Compound by two Jackling are ambassadors to MesklU said that if he signs attempted to carry draft men who idenUfled themselves the MU into law he will have to records away in canvas bags. West (Germany. only as “ employes of the Ken­ auk for more taxes wrhen the Although the FBI would not The agreement is understood nedy family." They said the legislature reconvenes in Feb- comment on' a possible link be­ to involve a wide spectrum that boy’s mother, Mrs. Ethel Ken­ niaury. In addition to making tween the Buffalo and .Camden includes: nedy, who was staying in the substantial cuts in state spend­ arrests, a Justice Department —Access to and from isolated compound tMs week, "would ing. Among the cuts Meskill spokesman In Washington said: West Berlin. have absolutely nothing to' say sadd would be necessary are "I’m sure there will be an in­ —Passage through the Wadi to reporters on tMs matter.” slashes in state grants to cities vestigation to see if the two are into East Berlin for West Ber­ Patrolman FYederick Ahearn, and towns. related." liners. a summer policeman who made In addition, Meskill has said The Infoimant told ^ e FBI —Conditional West German . the arrest, g;ave the cdurt this revenue estimates In th bill that plans for the ^lamden political presence in West Ber­ account: fall short of what would audual- break-in included the use of lin, w Aheam saw Kennedy stand­ ly be produced. nine cars and a van spotted r - —West German representa- ing beside a car parked at the In addition to the sales tax around the Post Office building, Uon of West Berlin abroad. side of the busy stre e t'm ^ the and levy on capltad gains and in wMch the draii office is lo­ —Soviet diplomatic, represen­ Hyannis business district and cated. Plans alsoVincIuded, he dividends, the bill: tation on the consulate-general near BarnstaMe High School. said, lookouts on various jbuild- —Increases professional fees; level in West Berlin. Aheam said a girl was In the —'Increases by 2 per cent the ings and an elaborateN^rajtem of car, and the dOor was open, signals and radio c o d e ^ Rush’s reference to submitt­ tax on the gross profite of tele­ ing the draft agreement to blocking traffic in the officer's TTie FBI said the eight-mem­ phone companies, from 6 to 8 Washington, London, Paris and opinion. Aheam said he did not ber burglary team, which the percent; Three of the group arrested in bid to steal draft records are led from the Fed­ Moscow for review emphasized recognise Kennedy. —Increa es by 1 per cent the Informant said had been picked eral Building. 'Prom left are Robert Williamson of Philadelphia, John Swing- ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR. (See Page Nine) Arrested (See Page Nine) (gee Page Five) (See Page Nine) list of Washington, D.C. and Keith Forsythe of Philadelphia. (AP Photo) MANCHESTER EVENING- HERa ;.D; MANCHESTER.. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1971 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1971 Coventry Business Mirror Movie Trade j ; M O V IE R A n N Q B Siieinwold on Bridge TORRAREN18AND & IX A R GAXElC*^^ Summer BELT ON FINESSE Economic Plan Reaction By CLAY R. POIXAN- YOUNG PE0Pl£ Schools Set Amis Gets Bolder AS LAST CHANGE NORTH MAI. 2> Your Daily Activity Guida Theaters 4 10 3 ’> Accordiny to tha Stan. By AUBBED SHEINWOLD Shows Inconsistencies AW. t* IWPVIw wWliWW Wy C? K 10 Last Day Of ,17-^2.3545 To develop message for Tuesday, On Previews read words corresponding to numbers As an experienced bridge O A Q4 By JOHN CUNNIFF It wasn’t the first time he ex­ 0 '324583-90 ♦ AQ 10 642 AP Business Analyst pressed the thought. On a tele­ of your Zodiac birth sign. By GENE HAND8AKER Performances of the musical A week-long engagement of 1AU Mil MNlinEO player, you know that It pays Registration TAURUS Gtnnl Audimtt to Ud a slam that depends on a WEST EAST vision program a month earlier AM. M I Hanging 61 To Associated Press Writer ‘■Marat Bade,” directed by «>*« comedy Is set for NEW YORK (AP) - Is there he informed viewers that while 2CKong«s 62 Or .1 1.. ..r < u I. - _ opening tonight at the Oakdale successful finesse. ’Ilie 0{^x>^ Q7 2 4 J986 Tomorrow is toe last chance maV io 3 Newt 63 0 vil Dwight Martin of Hebron, con- Wallingford. something inconsistent In the he hadn't asked for controls he ALL ABU ABMITm nents may contribute some ^5 4 C? 642 ^ 1- 5-10-31 4 Happy 64 Partnership HOULYWOOD (AP) — Sneak 0 K10 6 for youngsters entering toe Cov­ did feel they were the only an­ -5/49-50-73 5 0 n 65 Give tlnue at the Powder Ridge gerglo Franchl, a magnetic ten- Psrant.1 GuMmn S^mmM piece of foolishness that makes 0 19 8 7 reactions to the new economic 66 Solved previews are gretting^ bolder. 4k 873 entry school system to register. swer to the inflation spiral. 6IMINI 6 Opportunity Brecht Dialogue Theater In Mid- or who studied opera for six the finesse unnecessary; or you ♦ K J 9 5 game plan of lower taxes, a 7 Money 67 Retreat SAGI'ITARIUS TradiUonally these tryouts of SOUTH AU four schools will be open At that time the Nixon ad­ MAr 21 8A 68 Prestige WOK. 22 dlefleld through Labor Day, years, teams with comedian may execute cne cf the floating dollar, higher import JUNi 20 9 Personal 69 You new movies to test audience re- gept. 6. The Image Playhouse Pat Cooper, one of the first to brilliancies for which you’re 4 AK54 from 8:80 a.m. to 8 p.m. ministration was standing pat, o r c . 21 lUTRICnO duties and a wage-price freeze? 10 To 70 Get action hive been aimounced Touring Company cast of 38 Is poke subtle, sardonic yet under- Undir 17 KttnpMRfft famous. And If there Is neither (5 AQJ987 Parents registering kinder­ arguing that the economy was 7-12-2045 11 Mode 71 Grocefully 6-19-24-^^ Mrant tr Adult Cwrdlai 0 532 I It seems so. And while some responding to less extreme 70B0B8 12 Aspects 72 Con foolishness nor brilliance, the garten children must bring Wrto 56-Mi2la7\S anonymously, marquees simply on stage weekend nights for i 4k None of the inccnslstencies are more CANCtR 13 You 73 ExtravogorKe' 8:30 curtains. ground (he was bom Pasqual finesse stiU remains to give you certificates. measures and that wage and 140f 74 What's CAPRICORN proclaiming; West North East apparent than real, some of price controls not only weren’t JUNE 21 15 Probl^ 75 Earnir>gs Dec. 22 ^ studio Preview The final production of the Caputo), for nightly perform- an even chance. South Coventry High School, for stu­ ’’M ajor M RM Uma 12 AMHia Pass 2 4k Pass them are real Indeed. Some for­ needed but would be disruptive. JUlV 22 16 Romonce 76 Groups Tonight.” season at Triangle Playhouse In ances at 8:30, and Saturday at South dealer. I dents ta Grades 9-12, is located 17 Some 77 Impossible Farmlng;tan opens ’Thursday. 9:30 p.m. (ApllaiitiMywy North-South vulnerable. 2 4 Pass 3 NT Past eign critiJftm, for example, "Our thinking Is that wage 54.52 18 Day 76 Reciprocote 8-9-15-28^. Century- lACStllAlrMd) on Ripley Hill Rd., at toe comer ■>343-; But recently 20th Opening lead — Five of 4 9 Pass 6 C7 All Pass contradicts Itself. and price controls don't work in 1-^75-;'63-75-79-89 19 To 79 Are 130-5555 Fox advertised In Phoenix, "Dark of the Moon,” by Rich- Two special producUons are of Rt. 31. Capt. Nathan Hale 20 Good 80 Proper AQUARIUS ■ •'n.. Anas nr« hneV In Phoe- ardson and Bemey, will be per- on stage this week at the Amer- Hearts. School, lor youngsters ta Grades For several years some for­ a peace economy,” said Hod­ 21 Keep 81 The 7AN. 20 nr^ew formed through Saturday this icon Shakespeare FesUval ’The- I ■ ! MB ■ WMMBM A careful cohipany will can. eign governments, France espe­ gson to a meeting of toe AFT-.- ^ 22 Adjustments 52 For 82 Fir>orKes five through eight. Is next to toe CIO earlier this month. 5 23 And S3 You 83 Up FBI. II week and next week ’Thursday atre In Stratford. Another per- cel West’s life insurance policy y<«r opponents on their f ^ de- high school, on Rt. 81. cially, had demanded that toe ' 24 Improve 84 From was of "Escane from the Plan- Saturday, Sept. 4. The formance of Eugene O’Neill’s it he habitually opens a trump fense. ’They ^ I d have beaten United States get its house in 2-11-2539] 3-14-16-±i,1 6 -2 ^ Now Hodgson Is defending J 85 Air 3241-8 et of the Apes. story concerns a witch boy who "Mourning Becomes Electra” agrainat a slam, but West's open- a skillful ^^*®^*‘* The two elementary schools, order by slowing Inflation, controls and Meany Is highly C/‘ 86 Gossipers 8b85l^ for chUdren to kindergarten 87 fixlicated risen The seauel s two pre- ^ mountain win be shown Friday at 2 p.m., Ing lead is quite right In this ®»“y boosting exports and reducing critical of the measures taken 88 Booking «f. i» decessors, " P to e t of the Apes ^ ^ its to become hu- 1" addition to regularly sched- THEATER TIME case. WlUi any other lead you Partner opens wUh one q;iMe, through fourth grade ore ,<3oven- Its balance of payments deficit. by the administration and, in 89 Stimuloted and "Beneath the Planet of the order to marry, but runs uled showings Saturday at 7:30 would ruff both low spades in and the next player yto try Grammar, on Rt. 81 and But now that an attempt has fact, refuses to lend his backing 90 Principles MAA. 20 SCHEDULE ' Wrights AOU Rd., and George 1327-35-44^ Apes,” had been previewed opposition from the p.m.. and Wednesday matinee the dimimy, thus making the hold: Spades, Q'7-*; Hemrts, 8-4; been made to meet those de­ to them. )Good JAdTCtse 52-74-77 there. Both were successful, so townspeople In the Smoky Moun- at 2. The second special p r o ------slam very easily. Diamonds, J-9-8-7; Onbs, K-J- Hersey Robertson, on Cross St. mands some foreign business Hodgson’s position Is .Incon­ near South St. V, the producer wanted to stick tain villEige. Polk music, danc- duction, to be staged Thurs- Burnside — "Hellstrom C2iron- You win the trump lead in . , __ and government officials are sistent, It Is a complete rever­ Registration tomorrow Is wlth the same lucky launch ing, and singing are Incorpo- day evening. Is Shapespeare’s Icle” , 7:16, 9:16 dummy and lead a low club. imndeB You furious. They realize that the sal from hls earlier stand, a pad. rated Into this classic tale of "Twelfth Night,” presented by Cinema I — "HeUstrom Chron- n ils ^ves East the chance to Answer: Bid two spades. You_ urged so that class schedules only way we can correct our posture he shares with the en­ 2 P rod u cer Ross Hunter, rustic Americana, which is ap- the Journeymen and Fellows. Icle” , 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:80 ^ gomethlmr foolish If he has adequate trump s u p ^ and bus routes can be com­ deficit is to reduce their sur­ tire Nixon administration. But among others, now boldly an- pealing to all ages and life- Two other Shakespearean Cinema H—“Summer of ’42’’, -omethlmr like K-x-x-x of clubs together with 6 pleted. plus of payments. Meany's office maintains that nounces title and cast for his styles. plays will continue In repertory i:S0, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:40 ^ . . ' points In high cords and 1 point AU returning hlgii school stu­ Didn’t they realize this all the hls position is entirely con­ first public showings. Jane Morgan, glamorous with the O’Neill play through State—"Scandlous John” , 1:80, ym, ruff. ^ ^ ^ »—for *»•“the -v-,Wet/«doubleton. *nie’The raise dents may pick up their sched­ '' P: time? Of course, says Gaylord sistent. ules for toe new school year at “T H E WAY ‘”The peonle pay their $8, Broadway star and frequent Sept. 6, curtain time for "The 7 ;oo, o:00 ... ' yc^ ^ the top spades, ruff FT-eeman, chairman of the "There is a '^difference be­ know what they’re going to see, performer In the nation’s most Merry Wives of Windsor” is UA Theatre Bast a spade In dummy and return '*'***' u toe high school on Aug. 31, Sept. First National Bank of Chicago, tween a freeze and controls,” a and you get a more honest re- prestigious supperclubs, has the Tuesday at 8:30, Thursday and story", 7:16, 9:16 Ocqiyright 1071 1 and 2 from 8:30 a.m. until 3:80 who completed a detailed study spokesman noted. "(tontrols I H E A R D r r again, hoping something juicy General Features Oorp. p.m. action ” claims the creator of title role In the long-running Saturday matinee; and for "The Manchester Drive-In — “The will drop; but there Is no such cf the situation just weeks be­ have an effective enforcement U n lv e ^ ’s two biggest hits, Broadway musical "Hello Dol- Tempest” Wednesday and Fri- Law Man” , 8:30; “It’s A Mad, lu c it.T w dl^w more Bus routes will be published fore toe crisis. mechanism and a mechanism •”nioroughly Modem AOilie,” which opens tonight at the evening at 8:30, and Sun- Mad,-Mad, Mad, World”, 10:10 of trumps, discarding ta toe Herald on Sept. 7 for the "They were Indulging them­ also to resolve inequities. A by John Gruber school opening, vdilch is Sept. 8. selves in criticism of the United freeze has neither.” 3 and "Alroort.” Musteal ’^eatro at pi„v Hartford Drlve-In -— j^w clubs from the dummy. He tested them in other Easforn States Exposition Park The Nutmeg Summer Play- “what’s The Matter With THEATRE EASE Lamps, Oandleattcks States,” he said, "but no nation A freeze should also be aj)- cities however to avoid the Springfield. Starring house, which closed its season Helen?” 8:06; “Cotton Comes To _ The Historical Society shelves except Germany came forward plied across the board, he said, (Herald photo by LegglU) to help. Until May they had to include profits, interest and Wn mXsrional h S^w ^ ® ^ ^ Harlem.HMlem 10:0010.00 finesse?„ ^ “ "™® This is try good toe enough diamond for at toe Town HaU are once again A ndover A l,ull in the wind gives Rick Osborne of Boston Hill Rd. a chance to stretch out During toe past few weeks I ever likely to hear. Wozzek crowdA and sample toe nation’s of 1963-64,” along with Miss »» .r ly War,” broke all box office East Windsor Drive-In—“Sum- fiUed with articles from Ameri­ hoped that some magic could dividends, as well as wages, Morgan, Is George Blackwell, In records for toe straw hat clr- c ’AO" a nil- “ ® average player, but you are and relax during Sunday’s sailboat race on Andover Lake. be feund to reduce toe pain. prices and rents. have twice had occasion to re- Anally commlto suicide. grass-roots feeling. ® <^*****"” ' much too clever for this. Lead ca’s early days, this time lamps toe role of Horace Vandergelder. cult there this summer, ac­ and candle-holders from toe col­ “They urged us to get our ”It shoQld Include executive marie that operas are still being ^ San^Wevo, S a ^ B a r b ^ , presentation by toe cording to David Hellweil, man- j . ••at. ...» your last spade, discarding toe Corl First Place Winner art, assistant director of toe payments Into surplus, but none gcodies also, speh as expense . ^ ^ has prompted others to imitate. San Francisco, Chicago, Den, arfne- director ’ low dlam ond^^ dummy. lections of Robiert Boyce and Elmore Turktagton. hospital, as saying, "I saw him of them offered to turn their accounts,” he said, noting that written, and this seems to have to general, opera Is now aton^ ver and Salt Lake CTty are fa- theatre af StonS^on is "Jack ^^ndanco, ' pegged at over “ Itturns out that West W elfare Deputy Promises cwn surpluses Into deficits.” the present freeze also excludep Blue mils Drive-to - "Law- ^as the missing spade, he can The exhibit is enhanced by toe and he was toe worst burn case struck a good many people all ^ ^ a y s e ^ p tin g Glancarlo vorlte tryout towns. ’HUes tra- and th'«®'- Wt® at the Goodspeed and musicals regularly played leads a club, you have toe race, the wind shifted and be­ HARTFORD (AP) - The Association of Social Workers, rations, consultation by 20 cult to sell to the biggest con­ e^oiiv ^ ^ oTgued that announcement en- Opera House in East H a d ^ to capacity weekend audiences, chance to try both finesses. of candlesticks which have fourth annual sailboat race at state Welfare Department’s Catholic Family Services, Fam- ______sumer market In toe world, the nvBtal boxes attached. These are gan coming in quite strong; a doctors, special nursing and Ship is a Museum or^etoody equally remote. be m abadute genius to put utled them to let fly with com- is In Its second week of per- The prertous attendance rec- Driver Escapes You are best off if East must Andover Lake. .11 a j X lly Services of Connecticut and fkI t^o*^**______qoIHi.3 United ■ iniTon >LTaTczaStates. And Ann U.S.11 goodsm in m j m tinder boxes which contained possible second lap around toe “less permissive and more In- Hartford Department of So- **‘® P®P®*^ LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Ttoe very next year saw toe m^ic across In toe atonal Id ^. „ent. formances that will run tortHTgh ord was set In 1963 when about win toe fourth round cf spades. Sponsored by toe Andover lake was not considered due to should have an easier time in 12.916 flint and steel with which to telllgent policy’' will continue, Services, Her top speed \fas about 40 production oc the most signifi* Modem composers of opera tend Films often are revised In re- Sent. 11. “Hubba. Hubba.'* bv natrons attended a lonc^- ‘Spirit of ’76’ He must return a club or a dla- Lake Property Owners Associa­ the winds. foreign markets. W IN T ^ HAVEai, Fla. (AP) mond (for lack of anything start a fire to light toe candle. despite' the controversy sur- Norton repeated his con- Domestically, many people miles an hour and In 1937 she tion, toe race elicited a total of Coming in second ta the race Net Farm Incom e Dips traveled from New York to When Henry Ager went to Riving dummy a free fi­ One wrought Iron candlestick six entries, either sailfish or sun- was Russell St. Fterre, while roMndln"- toe deT>->rtment’s lat- tentlon that a welfare patient think they observe an Inconsist­ nesse for the 12th trick. resembles a spiral staircase and est action against alleged hospitalized for 2‘/4 years at a WASHINGTON—Cash receipts ent attitude cn toe part cf Southhampton, England In You can now congratulate fish class boats. Starting at a Richard Osborne took third "Turandot,” for example. Ac- musically, they hepe to have a gome producers tape-record au- and tap—with a story about kids eight years ago. dav he ended uo with a lot has an arrangement whereby point ott toe public beach where place. Other entrants were Don­ .1 .uses says Deputy Commls- gggt gf $99,000 could have been from farm marketings In toe Gecrge Meany, president of the three days, 23 hours and 40 toe candle Is pushied upwards as AFLCIO, and Secretary of La - minutes for a record North At- ' I**..''*® success from a standpoint of aience reaction, then play toe In Small City, U.S.A., who put Prof. Hellweil, who heads closer look than he bargained a buoy was set up some dis­ na! Carlberg, James Woo and sloner Nicholas Nerton. treated for less money In less United States totaled $48.7 blUltJn significant of Puccini’s operas scandal, if from nothing else, it diminishes ta size. There are “We are responsible not only time. in 1970, up from $47.2 billion In bor Jaipes D. Hodgson. lantic run. But now the Queen back against toe film to o" show to raise money for a toe University of (Connecticut’s tance from toe raft, the boats Harold Wareham. and toe least characteristic of ••J^^i “®® where laughter drowned out Serviceman’s Canteen. department . of Dramatic Arts, 27,^ was parked at a.a rail also a number of so-called "Bet­ to welfare recipients, but to ev- ••The $99,000 was badly 1909. But farm production ex- Earlier this menth, Meany Mary Is In the harbor here as a his works. ty” lamps, little hanging Iron left toe starting place in suc­ The race was arranged by eryone In (Connecticut and we spent,” Norton said. penses also rose, and realized commented that "toe one way, museum of the sea. D ^ of Londem about v ^ c h dialogue, where coughing In- tonight at toe Ivoiy- had high praise for toe first c ry in g waiting for toe train to cession, and winners were com­ William Austin and Robert Wil­ Puccini was only 66 when he Tt wrote a couple of years back dloated a drag or a laugh came 1®" Playhouse is Mickey Rooney resident company of actors and „ when another saucers, more or less triangular must see that their money Isa Hartford newspaper identi- net farm Income dropped^ ^ from____ (be only way, I knew to stop The l,019-f(X)t long ship once ta shape, which were called puted on an adjusted time basis, lis, The small graceful craft spent," Nerton declared (tgd the patient at Olagio Jose $16.2 billion ta 1969 to*^$16.8 bll- inflatlcn at this time is by im- carried 1,957 passengers and a died. Had he lived to write even when It was premiered. A cou- at the wrong place. recruited froin toe up behind him, hit his ve- I^ANCHESTe counting toe actual time elapsed sported striped blue and white one more opera, I think he g e of n^<«ths back, I q>oke of ”'pox ciit‘lcenes'"from “Mar- ^ o m e d y are on stage through UConn dram a department, ^ AV / W/E- - //v' □ ’’enisles” ta Scotland long ago. Sunday on Hartford tele'vlsion Rivera, who -was severely lion In 1970. positloh of controls.’ crew of 1,174. would have made toe switch to Holby s Summer and Smoke , riag-e of a Young Stockbroker’’ ^ ‘^-y 8:46 a.m., Saturday Formerly, toe Playhouse had noiice anid to cover the total distance sails, others red and white and gtgticn WTIC’s Face toe State burned in a two-alarm apart- RIIS b HA • RIM H)N Ndirh The word "crusy” probably around toe lake. tofeAW*. modern__ i.Ji Idiom___ i- In AUJ- this field bRAAd «»on aft. TennesseeTAnnAHRAA HWUlamsWllllAmn .. p^day___ night T . showliur . ta at 6 onH 0*?lA P-">-n m nrv^Yaper quotes John Stew- Teen Make-up train turned his car to mangled "petty” meaning little; but an­ special expenses, and requires Puccini work were made more Francesco Cencl, who raped his resurrected from By JERRY T. BAULCH who gave them up too late In scrap. RYAN departm'ent clearance for out- palatatole by toe fact that toe ^ “S®*" the cutting room as padding be- 1971 to be drafted before Jan. 1. other source suggests that toe Had Quiet Beginning in 19 4 4 WASHINGTON (AP) D raft. Tarr said he will select a name comes from toe French of-state travel by welfare qpera is supposed to take place things. This daughter, Beatrix, tween salvos said several million dollars recipients that is paid for from In China ta toe dim and distant gets her fiance and her mother Most veteran stagers of boards have been told to start, number In December as the LEEJ. word "bettynges” meaning the BRETTON WOODS, N.H. crude oil used ta these little were spent on renovations. sources other than welfare. Clinic U (AP) — The International Mon­ past. "Woazek” takes place ta to contrive toe murder of her gj,eak previews say there isn’t calling up for physical and callup ceiling for those who Moimtaln’s sister-in-law, Mrs. The announcement drew critl- Drugs Absent lamps, as we might say ’’kero­ etary Fund, caught In a web of ^rope in relatively m^era. fatoer, and toe difference now between mental exams Sept. 1 men who '^®*'® assigned draft numbers COBB sene’ ’or "gas" or “electric Thomas Mountain, was a tele- cism from a group of represen- times. "Wozzek" actually lived, Beatrix being tortured on toe ■cw.a.x ^ this month. l^ p . Still an^er’rouroe states uncertainty spawned by Presl- phone operator at toe hotel at tatives of the state's largest although he speUed his name rack for toe murder. r a .h Z a ’ The biggest long-range Im­ At Festival I- A MICHAEL in toat toe word "bettygnes” is dent Nixon’s economic toe time. "I’ll tell you there charities on FHday. The g;roup pact is expected to come from NEW YORK (AP) — Drugs, was a lot of hustling and bus- called toe new rules “unjust to P^e^^aS“lf‘^y^°*d«’t “'"® Cu^ls W. Tarr elimination of undergraduate usually commonplace at rock Old English for grease. ures, had a quiet birth in 1944 The oil used ta these lamps In toe solitude of the White tllng,” she said. ’"Piere was a harassment of welfare clients toe “romantic” TChooI,**dCplte >mended. Oiem this fall wouldbe sub- land Sound on Sunday. of beef or mutton, as these of when they think of opera at name of realism. He wUl be as- ______PLUS______Washington Hotel, a rambling, ;he dignitaries, but ”we didn’t aU. Strictly speaking, “Wozzek” slsted by Ronald Chase, who em communications. The__ sticks,, And, he said, it is In line with jg^t to induction. The reason for the con- lamps were In use long before Selective Service efforts to e ^ ,3 ^^ officials are telling men spicuous absence of pot, hash- kerosene had been discovered. plush structure reminiscent of really come into contact. We belongs to toe “verlstic" (or often directs ta Washington, and ^ ®^®*“ leNTMe PARK OPCN'tP.•jnJ Everybody who's over another age, from July 1 to are supposed to keep our dis­ more unaersianaaoiy,understandably, "realis- reaiis- Ism iiowsunoted torfor toeuie use of01 motionmouon un er disagrees;~ ^ thair notentlal caUuD dates as ^ ^ead and get them In Ish and other drugs was that Tile little “Betty” lamps were July 2, 1944. tic”) style of era ta company pictures ta his productions. (This ^e^ees are different. CUc^o ... . j. . case Congress changes the toe festival featuring rock boon funny is in it! practically toe same as lamps tance . . . They kei»t a lot of 1 -no^gj Is much more sophisticated P<»sfoie so uiey can plan toeir bands, carnival rides, art shows MM* Sr.ffSSUtSffA£tibVli& Meeting at toe base of 6,268- things very private.” with "PagUacci"’ and "Caval- comes under toe head of used by toe early Greeks or fut York, San F’ranclsco and ports Normal Inductions would affect only this year’s by Phoenix House Foundation, ______IWIMITPJLSMM1 New Hampshire’s presidential ,, she , said. , . ,, ”It remem­ "Wozzek” was written by Al. heard). MtriSrSklMHtPJLSi * 1 m A of lamp, sometimes made of Range and toe tallest peak tn T h e title role Is sunnosed to Loe Angeles are much Congress appre^s gj.gp ^ freshmen and future toe drug rehablUtatlon pro- tin, tatniduced a little chimney the Northeast, they created toe ber they stocked the streams ben Berg, who was a pupil of m e tiUe role is s u p p e d to „ •*- the draft-extension bill. The freshmen, since students in gram. and toe Ammonoosuc River ^buliHiLecoMMUjoF Schoenberg, and wrote one oto- have been written particularly ®^®. „ . r, u*/ •.*. In which to place toe wick and international money agreement er opera, "Lulu,” as well as a for Arlene Saunders, an Amer- But Hunter says he tries to -gggg^ legislation Sept. 13. higher grades already have de- It was toe third annual Festi- lessen toe danger of spilling toe and the World Bank. well for them.” number of serious works for or- lean who stags with toe Ham- STcar his pictures for toe mass- ferments and may keep them vaJ of Lite happening staged by oil. An unusual lamp, looked nxe hotel’s 9,600 acres Is "If we get a bill passed by jjjgy graduate or fall. Phoenix House. SI.00 There has been speculation of , ^ ... ^ ScwbigsBoiikLileliisufQiiGe chestra. He died at toe age of burg,Oermany, company and Is ®® pl^ed to get Oct. ^ 1 we can start^ Inductii^ Officials are waiting to see ------like a miniature railroad en- a fundamental reform of toe ‘^ced ^to motmtatasti^s, gtae, has three chimneys and so monetary fund since President Ashing Is stiU J ^ y . 60, and, as might be expected, what would usually bo called a e q u ^ y entoutnasOc r e a c ti^ jg Tarr said, effect the wiping out of he wrote 4n toe 12-t(»ie idiom, "soprano sptato,” that -is, a “ Airport from a middle- "But there’s no way of pre- undergraduate deferments will Fussy "With Guns S3.00 gave three times toe usual light. Nixon has decided to quit con- Door, 72, who distributes "■Wozzek” stunned Its hearers, hea'vy soprano capable ot quite *81®® preview audience ta De. dieting numbers. I have no Idea „„ 3 0 ^ 0 enrollments, DALLAS (AP) — Deputies Abov® oneof toe chimneys verting forelgn-held dollars Into *he hotel’s mall now, fishes ot it’s at D&L T u b s , thru Sat... and it still stuns them. dramatic roles. trolt and a teen crowd ta Warii' how many will be c^led. Being In ROTC does not pro- here must complete 200 hours WORUT there Is a kind of Inverted um- gold hls lunch hour. He caught 10 The Met has produced It, us- To place her voice a little bet- The major stumbling block is yjjg. gg automatic deferment. of classroom instruction before brella, where crushed herbs In 1944, toe United States Tuesday, most of them about 12 ually to empty seats. People ter for you, she sings "Elsa” Producers of pictures aimed g proposal by Senate-Democrat- ^ ^ r o t c deferment a they are permitted a gun. 'ITie were placed to make a pleasant agreed to fix toe value of toe taches long, it’s for all teen girls. . . it’s free! just won’t go to It, or having In Lohengrin, butu t ^sne e aoesn’tdoesn’t -- college-age — o- _audlences try to i® ,g Loaaer Leader joikc Mike mansnem Mansfield «i of gjudent must agree to take the the ------instruction -Is provided------—at toe —- order when heated, and counter­ dollar at $35 an ounce In gold. Mountain remembers gone once, they refuse to go stag "Brunnhilde” ta toe Nle- s”®®* them in Westwood or Isla Montana to set a nine-month ^^ole four-year course and to Dallas Ctounty Sheriff’s Acade act the smell of fish oil. This Under toe agreement, other na- ’’b® dignitary from toe press-- Enough times to become famU- bleungen Rtag. Neither does she Vista, two branches of toe ttal- deadline for getting U.S. forces active duty after being my, was called a "guest-room tions held toeir currencies to a Sylvia Porter, too financial col- D&L’s having an out-of-this-world makeup clinic liiur wlthi toe work and thus stag "Isolde,” at least so far as verslty of California, out of Vietnam. An agr^m ent commissioned upon graduation, lamp.” margin of 1 per cent on either umnist. designed just for teen girls . . . Tues. thru Sat., learn to evaluate it. Admitted- i have been able to discover, worked out by a conference 3 Q^evgj._ g student may go In A rush light Is also shown, side of toe dollar. "The only other thing I re- It was an excltjngf time for meniiber," she said, ‘is that the Aug. 24-28. You’ll have a complete, individual ly It Is tough going, toe first she got her start with toe New committee knocked out toe ROTC and wait until he knows just a pair of pincers to hold time around. Stace It Is a great York a ty Opera, under JuUus Cuban Defector deadline, but Mansfield has draft status before making the rush, which had been dipped toe small community of Bretton convention was held over for makeup done by one of our Teen Fashion Board money loser ta this country. It Rudel, and it U said that Rude! said he wants It restored In the whether to apply In grease. Woods, but there are few who one full day. They couldn’t girls specially trained by Bonne Bell’s profes­ Is seldom produced here, but It suggested her to Gtaastora. final Senate version. THE ■nie exhibit will be on display were associated with the hotel come to an agreement on some- Freed of Charge for four years. who remain and their memo- thing with China.” sional representative. It’s FREE and lots of Is ta toe standard repertory ta Rudel, tacidentaUy, has done Sens. Mike Gravel,, D-Alaska, „ Tarr said he expects toe loss ta the Town Hall until toe end Germsny, vdiere sul^ldies nmke both of Gtaastera’s______^previous_____ NEW____ YORK_____ (AP)__ _ Drug___„ Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., student deferments to in- HELLSTROM of this month. rles have grown dim with toe ------fun . . . most helpful too! * , it poesi^e to produce works operas ta New York, and will charges against a Cuban pilot h®ve served notice they plan to grease applications for con- AIR CONDITlOhEl- years. 2 that don’t pay. premiere "Beatrix Cencl” next who defected to toe United filibuster If attempts are made sdentloue-objector deferments. CHRONICLE Manchester Evening Herald "I’d never seen anything like Hawaii Reporter Don’t miss it . . . come and bring your It before,” said Robert Moun- , , - , The Germans now have come month ta Washington. States ta a MIG jet two years ‘o Paf® tbe bill without toe re- ^g gg,^ the number of BURNSIDE Coventry correiH>ondent, Holly friends to D&L: Manchester Parkade, Cor­ to like the w o rk ^ v in g grown Othera in the cast Include Jus- ago were dismissed Saturday. striction. hardship deferments, now the At 7:16 • 9:i6 Gantner, Tel. 742-8798. tain, 72, an engineer at toe 300- V lS ltin ff Ix eK in ff AtE east HiRTfTC room hotel, "and I’ve never ® ® bins Corner, West Hartford, New Britain, a c ^ to m e d to It tta ^ g h many uno Diaz, also an American, Freed was Eduardo Guerra, Another big battle ^could w- jg^^^gj g,, gt nearly four FREE PARKIliC 528 -3 333 performances. The plot is wme- g ,„^ gt jhe Met, Carol 29, whose low-level flight to ?“*■ °''®'’ ^® ' million, should drop off vrith seen anything like it since.” HONOLULU (AP) — Th® and Bristol Plaza. "It was a busy place, I’ll tell Honolulu Star-Bulletin an- + ^ ®exy, and de^s with a 3^ 10., who stags with toe Berne Miami caused a subsequent re- “>® "®'^ preposed Pay boosts, Ship Saratoga you,” he said. "There were 76 But we can’t visit you. poor devil of an orderly to a company, and Grayson Hearst vision ta U S coastal defenses ‘ *”® ' As for a future all-volunteer national guardsmen here for se- nounced today that one oi We can only offer SBLI direct at the bank or by capt^, is toe subject of (who'^hang®d‘ the'^spelllSto was S e d ^day ^rmy, Tarr tries to be realis- curlty purposes, tuid all’ toe reporters, Arlene Lum, is on a experlments by a sadistic army Hirst recently) amem^roftoe after noUce said he attemoted * “mount originalty ap- ^g ..^.g difficult to get people Springs a Leak mail. To find out why buying life insurance direct doctor. The one brlglit spot ta ~ “ '“®moer « me Mier pouce said ne attemptea proved by both House and Sen- to come In willingly. I never A IR CONDITIO '1:840:40 back guarantee. Both 3 .5 0 i t ______“How can they hope to nego- Dansky has been ta Israel for 5 lottery won’t be toe first [‘XamaiKnowIcdiSe' TlOMCaiM NMMSIM A sonarcB fact EH.43«t. IM-StOO chance of showers. Clearing I BALL JARS — LIDS — RUBBERS Addreee 0:80 Friday. Temperatures both SDBSCmpnON rates ^jgjg decent contracts when ***“ past 13 months. He lives In called in 1972. At the head of Is brilliant ’ Bargain Hour Till 2 P.M. (Ex. Sun. MDO) S:aO-7:4S40M I Freezer Boxes — Freezer Bags — Freezer 'Tape ” Advance ^ jg economic pressure “ Aviv area hotel with hls the line will be those whose days 80 to 86 during the day, , — All At Prices You’ll Like — (DAL CMmetlce, Manch. Parkade) A fMst of a fllmri: PLUS DISNEY CARTOON and rangtag from toe upper 60s City State Zip Ms Mqetiiey*V.!!!!!".'.!".‘.'.'.!'.i^!eo on the company during this 'wl^® and Is rarely seen ta pub- numbers were called this year Hanagenunt Doea Not Recommend (GP) Piotoree fat CSiUdnn. Tlirs* Koatbi while they Jiad deferments but to toe upper 60s at night. Om Xoatb .. three-month period?" he asked. He. I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1971 P A G E n V B P AG E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1971 Hehron Vernon Drug Center .-S' Statement On Jerusalem The Drug Advisory Center As Christians concerned about peace in Jesse L ee House at 48 Registration Industries Given the Job €ttpmti0 ?^praUi and justice for all In the city of Jerusa­ Hartford 'Rd., is observing lem, we wish to take issue with recent the following schedule: PUBLISHBD BY TBB statements in the general and church F o r School Of Treating Owti Wastes HBBAI.D P R IN T IN a CO., INC Monday through Saturday, '13 Blaaell Street press which speak of the "Judalsation” 10 a.m . to 10 p.m . Mancfaeater, Conn. of the Holy City and the “suffocation” of Fc^Iowing the suggestion of the record when the content of the THOMAS F. BtoODSON A' telephone backup ser­ Starts Today W ALTER R . PBROXreON Us Christian and Muslim population. vice is available Monday State Water Resources Commis- waste reaches a danger point. Publishers 'These statements also call for the “inter­ Founded October 1. 1381 tbrougii Satui^y from 6 Paul A. White, principal at Sion, Mayor Frank McCoy plans ordinance adopted lost nationalization” of the entire city as a . . . , ,, j ^ year by the Town Council re- p.m . to 8 a.m . the 'Hebron Elementary School, Published Every Evening Except Sundays remedy to these alleged evils. Our pur­ to inform local industries that companies discharging and Holidays. Entered at The Post ORlce at For drug advisory infor­ Manchester, Conn., os Second Class Mall pose Is to contribute to the debate pro­ m ation, c o ll: 647-9222. announced IBYlday that regsitra- they will be responsible for undesirable industrial wastes to Matter voked by these statements conalderatiana tloo of new students to attend treating, their own industrial pre-treat them. The ordinance SUBSCRIPTION RATES we believe to be essential to a full and the two elementary schools this wastes BO they will be able to put Into ef- Payable In Advance One Y ear ...... 389.00 accurate perspective on these Issues. fall wUl be hel^l In the individu­ dlBcharge them directly Into the tect. but now that the state Is Six Months ...... 19.80 Hockanum River. maintaining if this ordinance al school offices from 9 a.m. to Three Months...... 9.78 Our Inquiry Into the question of public The commission ordered the were put into effect many prob- One Month ...... 3.25 housing in the Old City and environs has S p.m. daily, starting today, and town to build a new sewage lems would be eliminated, it la MBITOBIR OF convinced us that the construction of continuing until school opens. treatment plant which will have expected action will be taken _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS these buildings is a lej^timate effort on Parents are urged to register T h e Aseocated Press is ezclu^ely en* a r r e s t s a tertiary treatment process the matter soon. titled to the use of republlcatlon of all the part of the Israeli government to ef­ Rcn^d E. Sylvia, 20, of Mile news dispatches credited to It or not other­ fectuate a renewal of certain slum areas added. However, it said that ------wise credited in this paper and also the »U Rd.. RoikvUie." ■ even with the new plant the local news published here. of the City, to rdrouse in new f^Mirtments yesterday on a warrant with Parents reglaiering children All rights of republication of special dis­ Arabs from these quarters, to Introduce town will still not be able to Matak Resting patches herein are also ivaerved. two counts of breach of peace, requested to bring the handle the industrial wastes. a Jewish preseitce into the Old City from released on a non-surety bond! birth certificate, Immu- The Herald Printing CoimMxty Inc., iw- which It had been forcibly barred after The commission has suggested In Honolulu Bumes no financial responsibility for typo­ Oourt date Aug’- SO. ' ul^atlon record and transfer ma- that the industries Install treat­ graphical errors appearing in adveitiie- the war of 1918. TTie development i^ans _____ terials from previous schools at- m enu and other reading matter ' Hr The ment processes to take care of HONOLULU (AP) — Cam- Manchester Evening Henud. are in no sense designed to oust the Phtrick W. Maurice, m , o f *®"**®‘*’ their individual wastes. The par- bodian Prime Mlnlster-deaig- Arabs, iW to “suffocate” the Christiana naintaii, ■ :■ ’ -- Also, an emergen^ Informa- Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- and Muslim population. While we are ticular plants that will receive nate Slrlk Matak Is in Honolidu ton Poet News Service. U 'oln arkA 04. j 4i- at . tion card has luuf wto befilled oc iiueu oulout mIn the letter have not been named, for a two-day rest stop before Full service client of N. E . A. Service, Inc. concerned about the sacred character of J t therefore It Is Im- Publishers Representatives — Matnews, the City, we believe that this housing la ^ w lth unsafe tires. Court date perative that the perant have although the SWRC did single returning to Phnom Peifo. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency out particular plants as being He arrived Sunday following — New Yoric, Chicago, ItetroU and Boston. sufficiently removed from the holy places _____ the,name and phone number of •.T. offenders when it made its rec- a two-week unofficial visit to Monday, August 23 to avoid the charge of diminishing the n . “ emeigency contact with him sanctity of the City. Guy K. Codding, 21, o f 290 when registering. ommendatiixis several years Washington, New York and oth- i er cities In the United States, We beUeive, further, that the claim that Redwotrf Dr., charged last White also reported that ap- Amenities At Anchorage nlght M the Center with operat- plications are being accepted Although some four or five TTie Clambodlan leader is the dirLatlan-Arab population is dimin­ I (Herald photo by Quatrale) industries will be singled out, staying In a government guest ishing in Israel is incorrect. ‘Since the liig ^ te unsafe tires and using for the positions of health room It would be easy, but probaUy mis­ stuodM tares out of season. He aide and general teacher aide Children take a rinsrside seat at the band ncert Mayor McCoy said other com- house at Hickam Air BVirce taken, to dismiss the pi^ected personal end of the 1M8 Arab-Israel war, the Tolland panies will not be excluded as Base. He plans to meet with Christian and Muslim population of Is­ was also issued a warning for a at the Ifobron school. Ap- given by the Guardsmen at Crandall’s Park Sunday. meeting between president Nixon and foud exhaust system. Ocurt date pUcants should call the sdiool they will be asked to set up a Adm. John S. M(KHain Jr., corn- rael has more than doubled. The trickle minimal treatment system. The mander of U.S. Pacific forces, office for an appointment and night on a request for a Emperor Hlrohito as a superficial bit of of Christian emigration has not affected 1,000 Attend Band Concert system will include a meter to before leaving Tuesday. tills upward trend. In Jerusalem, the should arrive 20 minutes early variance submitted by August showmanship which will have little to Raym ond H. Grezel, 20, o f 107 to fUI cut the appUcailon. Gov. Meskill non-JewlMi total (Christian and Muslims) fliimmAr a4 iin i __ _ Th® scheduling of the out- Underwater swimming con- Loehr for Crestline Realty. The do with the fundamental problems be­ Summer St. ' has increased steadily in the last three afternoon at Mai^aiid Armorv nllcaUnnR arm hnino- lu-pnntarl^ concert at Crandall’s tests were won by Mark Kaynor, bearing will be held at 8 p.m . tween the two countries. years. The question of emigration should Tax Decision On the cynical side, one can indeed be Judged In contrast with the actual Loehr is seeking permission exodus of msiny Arab Christians from Happiness Is --- doubt that the meeting will lead to any nUcants should call the school ““ “ Other driving awards went to to alter road ccmstruction de- Seen Today Arab countries, particulariy from Leba­ 52 ^ c e to r an appointment. nlc. attracted over 1,000 persons joke Lafontalne, Bob Wing and tails for a presently undeyetop- real easing of difficulties over President non suid Egypt. Ronald Brackley, 18, of Applications are also being according to recrea- Tim Duell. ed portion of tiie Crestwood Rd.- (Continued from Page One) Bissell St., charged Saturday ^ tion program director John AN AIR-CONDITIONED UUNDROMAT Nixon’s new diplomacy toward Com­ It is apparent to us thst internsdional- Winning the 26-yard back- fBlltop Rd. sutxli'vislcni. The lota evening on Main St. with Im- accepted at ^ h schools for are located on the easterly side tax on gross profits of electric munist China or his new economic game ization of the entire City of Jerusalem proper passing, also issued a substitute teachers. TUESDAY SPECIAL - COIN-OP DRY CLEANING is no longer a ‘viable solution to the prob­ Anyone interested ,ln doing taUBlde overlooking the ^ w a f s X H -T s o n “ ‘ ‘ " c ^ ^ d ^ R d " com panies; plan against Jaxnnese industrial com­ Photographed by Sylvian Ofiara warning for use of improper field provided a natural am- ^ lem of conserving the peace, security volunteer work in the scdiool U' ^ jjy Winners of the 12 years and Also to be heard Is a request —^Increases the clgaret tax 8 LBS. ~ $1.50 horn. Oourt date Sept. IS. . .. II _Ti-vu™ phltheater for the concert petition. and sacred character of ttis' City and Its THE FISHERMAN, CAPE COD BAY brary should call 41the Hebron . , ,r ,in catecorv for the side stroke for a building variance sought 21 cents a jiock; „ uiiiruifci Hiii-iriD- rtio ^® Guardsmen, the dance band '*P category lor i s . vvilllam Vredenburc ot —Taxes companies which In- QUALITY SPEED QUEEN EQUIPMENT But there is a third element —an in­ Holy irisuses. Since both Israel and ___ , 4 A%. ^ ^ ^11 scnsch^l w i uciice.office. Helpers ntsipuii* uuauid ^|^ mewic Governor’s Foot Guard were Joseph Rzewiwki Bob ^ W iliam Vredenburg of themselver^ Jordan are adamantly opposed to the 4^®* DayvlUe ^ are tangible element —^which is now begin­ charged yesterday on a warrant ----- band. Residents of all ages lined Ouellette. Rick ^ff. Sharon —Increases the g;asollne tax plan. It is unworkable. Further, the be­ iirl.h .Kr.n1l®^^ ^ Holy itaces for all. Moreover, Interna- Nixon^s Busing Trap wim breach -of peace Saturday The Hebron Girls’ tlonsMp with one another. Heavy thunderstorm drenches Lord never ceases, his mercies ® One of me tennis courts was and Ken Hoke. The underwater -(Changes the time allowed tlonallzaUon proposals go far beyond this town during the night, and a about 11 p.m . after an alleged Btxiwn All Stars softball team ^ ^ ^ f™. t»ua atra. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIBES Ttie United States and Japan are be­ never come to an end.” (Lsun. aRcrcaUoti wim his sister In Thursday evening defeated the ^®n over by dancers, ^ ® swim contest ^ for „ mis Hoke age group «« It 8 t® fUctaieritence taxes from 14 protecUcxi and free access — the chief chimney at IM Woodbridge St. ginning, once more, to think bitter 3:22) front of a Churah 6t. home. Mlddlefleld iS dS ld Xnen’s Women’s softball ^me of ‘ tennis w^ being ^en Hoke ^® Junior^ Women’s "tonms to 9 mouths. goal of religious groups — and therefore is struck down by a bolt ol ™ played on me omer court. Sharon Adams. Report These are truly comforting Oxirt date Sept. 13. Day In ... Day Out... thoughts about one another. must be considered imlltlcal rather lightning. iT m at me Rham field by * a Oub Bridge graup wiU meet words from the book of Lamen­ close score cf to 7. A baseball gome was going Library Program ____ _ tonight at at me Dube home The United States is begfliuiing to think than a religious concern. We recall with Dr. Eugene M. Davis is named 8 8 Public Records regret that no Christian bodies oe na­ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak tations. Here we are told of the Wim me battery of Patricia ^ on Mile HUl M. chairman of the September ice ACCIDENTS riot-rv Hivicrp Uii- to mc tcmils courts, and sentation about BrazU wUl be ^ „ a „ , ™ Warranty Deeds that Japan has not the sll^test intention ^ tional governments expressed concern love of God for us. His love for 4 show for the Kiwanis CSub at us In constant, and He Is always Lawnnee A. Fortin, 23, erf contlnu^^ ^defeated ^ys league families were given Wednesday morning from DS-ti^rat^AuxlTto^'^U ^ t Janice A. Grover to John L. of exercising restraint in its invasion of about the denial of access for all Jews, WASHINGTON — In his con­ the Austin plan (specifically ap­ calls threatening vengeance. on PRESCRIPTIONS Jarvis Field on Dougherty St. ready to show His mercy toward Stafford Springs was ctaaiged enjoying meir picnic in me pine 10 untU 11 at the Tolland Public ncparun en i Auxiliary win meex and Kathleen M. Hull, property American markets. or for Christians and Muslims in Israel, tortions to avoid the political proved by the White House but Moreover, Mr. Nixon’s attack to their holy jdaces during the Jordanian knocked down by a lower Ebd- us. When we feel alone, we can wim violation of a limited U- ®®!?^ieam’s next game will be 8^*'®'’®- 'H'® library for children in grades at 84 Broad St., conveyance tax worst in the raging battle over also staggered fine-print legal 10 Years Ago cense and making an improper „ ty— match wim Mlddlefleld sunbamers and swimmers. j^ree through seven, $20.90. . . resulting in meaningful Japan is beginning to think that the administration of the Old City. The same eral court), Mr. Nixon panicked be encouraged by His promise to experts in his own Justice De­ Board of Directors announces turn, after he failed to negotiate Thursday evening at 6:16 at Winners of last week’s Junior The talk will be presented by The Senior Citizens Club will Doromy G. F. Thorp to Der- United States is reverting to an earlier can be said about the desecration of cem­ school busing in the South Presi­ and ordered Shultz to stay home. partment. Mitchell, scarcely a be with us tUways. When we ex­ preference for combined garb­ a turn onto Walnut St. from peckham Field In Mlddlefleld Olympics held at Crandall’s Mltsushige Mabuchl, a Japanese meet tomorrow afternoon at mot P. and Sarah Candon, p n ^ savings to fou every day! eteries and 8}magogues during this peri­ dent Nixon has managed to of­ Thus started the latest round of champion of school deseg^rega- perience hardship and hurt, we 1:30 at me United Congrega- determination not to understand and co­ age and rubbish collections. can be strengthened by His Paric St. and struck a light pole .BuUetln Board announced yesterday. farmer from Brazil, presently 1 1, erty at 10 Tanner St., convey­ od. fend just albout every shade of the school desegregation battle. tlon, insisted on appealing the No ups and downs In your Preooriptlan operate with Jai>an’s inescapable nation­ Board of Education raises aborUy after midnight yester- foUowlng meetings and Winning me SO-yard crawl uving wim me Robert Sinim “ ^ ance tax $25.30. costs — no “ discounts” today^^ "R egu lar The 1971 phase, however, may Austin busing case despite the promised mercy. When we feel A voter registration session Should Jerusatem be internationalised opinion, while giving Gov. tuition for out-of-town pupils. day. He was treated for cuts at activities are scheduled for this stroke for ages 9 through 11 family as part of me Intema- Robert L. and GaU Edelson to prices” tomorrow! al needs. prove to be the President’s lost or confused, 'we can be as­ will be held tomorrow night at this point in history? The intenutton- G eorge Wallsuse o f Alabama new pleas of Mr. Nixon’s southern Arthur H. Werner is named Manebester Memorial Hospital ^reek: Hauser, whUe Jeff tlMiai Farm Youm Exchange Margaret B. McKenna, property The two countries, eifter two decades harshest test, raising the ques­ political advisers to let the lower sured that He la always ready No "reduced specials”—no "temporary alizlng body (the United Nations) now in­ momentum In his perpetual head of Latin department at and discharged. His car had to Tuesday: Planning and Zmi- Creagan and Howard Roskosky prx^iram.iK iaiii t ^ ^ Town ^ J5 Edison Rd., conveyance tion whether he should have let court decision stand. to guide us. When things go ‘well ___, Hall for mose age 18 and over, 4„„ reductions” on Presorlptloiis to lure in which the United States was cheered cludes a large proportion of officially Presidential campaign. Manchester High School. be towed. Court date Sept. 13. Commission meeting, 8 won me 60-yard side stroke In ~ ■ custom ers! the courts and his own Justice It Lb this disorderly combin­ and we are prosperous Mid Certificates wUl also be award- ^ Uved In town at least atheistic countries, or countries with no Mr. Nixon Is attempting the ed to members of me Ubrary's Notice of Assignment ot Lease by Japanese economic recovery, have Diepartment handle the hot coal ation of anti-busing rhetoric, a lieppy, we can thank God for ------p.m.. Town Office Building. toe same age group. six m'onths. Voters may also At me some time, mere Is never any interest in or ties to the holy places of impcetCible; Enforce his own 76-yard summer reading program. Lease from Max Grossman reverted to conditions near to those of of busing. pro-busing legal appeal and Current Quotes His steadfast love and mercy. CecUe M. Maatniieiiim ot East Wedneeday: Conservation Tim DueU won me register with me town clerk compromise In service or quaUty! Christianity, Judaism, or Islam. Inter­ deeply-felt opposition to busing God is 'With us—always ready Hartford was charged 'wim mak- Comimlsslon meeting, p.m., crawl stroke for mose under 16 Teachers Needed and Aaron Weintraub to John J. For example, even tough anti­ confusion unbounded inside the 8 during regular office hours 9 open economic warfare. nationalization has never wori^d and the (a view widely shared national­ “We believe the work ethic Is to demonstrate His love. Oertaln- busing Republicans blinked Nixon admlnistratiim that has Uig an Improper lift turn, after Town Office Building. ^^5” ’ ^=20. st. Matmew’s Church Contra- a.m.lo 4Vm. Monday ttuough S l^ ra ti^ ^ liv tv ^ iS YOU GET OUR LOWEST And the two nations, after two decades world has had its fill of divided cities, ly) but at the same time enforce prevalent in the mind of most ly He Is present 'with us in Hla a on Mnin St. at Park Thursday: Board of Select- In me over 16-year category ternity of Christian Doctrine pro- Friday. oorporauon lor nve-year penoa when he asked Congress to been such a boon to George begfonfog Aug. 16, 1971. PRICES EVERY DAY OP THE and division, are undesirable. the pro-busing decree of the pei^le in the country.”—John Spirit. But He is also present In St. Saturday at 3:16 p.m. Involv- *” ®® meeting, 7 p.m.. Town Of- Vicky DeMayo, Chip Baker and gram is lking for live addition- -nie Tolland Junior Women’s W e Deliver of diplomatic and power ixditics partner­ Supreme Court. The President block any of his 31.S billion de­ Wallace the past two weeks. For Marriage Licenses YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE ’There are many other passible formu­ Veneman, undersecretary people around us. A person who fog her car and one driven by ^®® Building; Board of Educa- Mike Lafontalne won me 76- al teachers. Club Conservation Committee Everywhere ship, have reverted to at least the begin­ segregation fund from buying the time being at least, he’s Wayne Carl Golon of 3 Goslee MORE THROUGHOUT THE las, short of intemationallzatlon of the has now gone so far in the no­ health, education and welfare, Kevin Delaney of Pine HIU meeting. p.m., Gilead yard crawl stroke, La- 'Those wlllfog to participate In wUl meet tomorrow night si at buses. “ Let’s be charitable,” one back in business. says a kind word to someone J. 24 8 wim 8 Fast ning of a new rivalry in vdijch each Is city, vdiich ‘would better serve the aim busing direction that he has announcing that several thou­ t (hurt date Sept 13 School Conference Room; fmitalne recxnding me .best the religious instruction pro- me home of Mrs. Edward YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR southern Republican told us, who is upset or who hdpe an­ 8 o f Garden S t, Aug. 28, Souto of protecting ‘the holy plaoesL We believe alienated school boards even in sand welfare recii^ents in three _____ ’ ' Recreation CTommlsslon meet- time, 1 ;12. gram are urged to contact eimer Patapas, Chok Rd. 66 PtRESORIFTION NEEDS. becoming suspicious of the other’s other in need or who comforts United Memodist Church. that the choice of the best method duxild the South. “and say the President overre­ states will be required to work tag, p.m., Town Office Build- ihe kickboard contest was the Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Tom ------potential relationship 'with Communist someixie in grief or suffering— 8 Gerald Griffin of 278 Porter be left to negotiations carried on at the Even though Mr. Nixon now acted.” Open Forum in community projects to earn A written warning for failure fog. by Sue RIsosky wim Pam Furey or Joseph Sunega. Manchester Evening Herald such a person is helping to show St. and Patricia Marie Guard of TRY US AND SEE China. publitily offers himself as the But school boards starting their assistance. to grant half me highway was ------Henry placing second. In me Activity Roundup peace table 'between Israel and-g Arab God’s presence among men and Tolland correspondent Bette 89 Schaller Rd., Sept. 18, St. anti-busing cham olon. the Su­ hea'vy busing when school opens Our Music Critic issued to Steven Green, 17, c t Manchester Evening Herald under 10 years category. Mi- The In such circumstances, it is probably countries. At that point the Christian His love for them. Each of us The Tolland Volunteer Ambu- Quatrale, telephone 876-2846, Bridget Church. churches, synagogues ohd mosques can preme Court has tied his hands. are livid. Hie Columbia, S.C., To the Editor, “ G.M. hsul absolutely no ad­ 17 Oakland St., after a collision Hebron correspondent, Anne chelle Ouellette placed first fol- lance Association answered better to have heads of state have a can do something this week to voice their opinions as to the particular Wallace Is under no such con­ board, for example, needs at Congratulations! vance knowledge of the Presi­ at Scott Rd. and Am bassador E m t T el. 228-3971. yeast IS new buses with no dent’s economic program. Mr. demonstrate God’s love for us lowed by Tom Feted and Ml- three calls during the week on meeting, even such a thinly contrived needs of their communities and proper­ straint; He can take a pure, de­ You have an excellent music and for others. Dr. yesterday at 12:63 p.m. be------chael Ouellette. Old Stafford Rd., Mountain ties in the area. magogic' antl-'bualng position, fundi to spare. “The Supreme critic. Nader’ s allegations are tween his car and one driven by meeting as that now scheduled for Court tells us to bus and the false.” — General Motors, in a Crontributed by: Winners all over 12 years of Spring Rd. and Rt. 30. '■ ■'•C. daring the White House to stop I recently sang in Manches­ Paul A. Hoimer Ssarka L aszlo of 266 Scott Dr. Student Groups age in me following categories "Hi® Tolland Volunteer Fire Alaska next Sept. 26, when Emperor We are encouraged by such creative President says we can’t go to ter for a program which was statement, replying to Nader’s him. If the President tries, he Emanuel Lutheran Church were 25-yard crawl stroke, Lori Department extinquished a fire efforts as those already initiated by Is­ Congress for the money to do reviewed by Mr. Jc^ Gruber. chargee. Hlrohito will be making a refueling stop loses the sutmort In D ixie he A written warning for driving Study Merger Fegley (age 12), Rick Roff (age ®" H®** Hd- and served on raeli officials 'With Christian ecumenical it,’’ fumed one school board His evaluation of my singing Choicest Meats In Town! on his way, not to Washington, but to had been picking up among 1968 after drinking was issued to Ed­ 15) and Ken Hoke (age 13). ® standby basis for Willlngton’s and Arab civic leaders for special juris­ member in a district ready for was knowledgeable and impar­ “People weren’t afraid. They AT THE PARKADE ~ WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Wallaceltes. Today in History ward S. Opalach, 48, erf 228 E . FORT CWLLINS. Chlo. (AP) The 26-yard sldestroke 'was iving contests for 13 to 16 self. vailed over what the President Testament Uterature, Princeton Theo­ in France in the World War n d(x>r and a soum side window ership, student sources said. year-olds were won by Kenny That’s what the service business is all logical Seminary, Princeton, New Jer­ wants. On Aug. 13, Morgan captured the port of Marseille. was open, but a plank across NSA President David Ifshin jjdte, Lori Fegely, Sharon sought more precise guidelines about. And that’s the business we’re in A Choice Of Wonders sey; Dr. Bernhard E. Olson, National In 1947, president H arry S. me opening made entry impos- confirmed Sunday night me ^^ams, Peter Ray, Rick Hoff, pollutionr Conference of Christians and Jews; New iiv another session with Mr. Nix- Truman’s daughter, Margaret, We’re on call 24 hoursa day. Every day. ’The National Science Foundation an­ Bible. The same store had been merger issue would come be- Stanley and David Aide- York CSty; Father John T. Pawlikowski, 'bn.\Tha^ same day, attorneys gave her first putUc concert. broken Into TliUKiday night. fore the convenUon som^me ^ Of course it helps if the serviceman nounces the discovery, by radiotele­ Catholic Theological Union of Chicago, for the scheiol board in Colum­ She sang before 15,000 persons during the week. He said he knows what to do when he gets there. Our scope, of the first chemical molecule Chicago, 111.; Sister Donna Ihirdy; Insti­ bia, S.C., won final approval in the Hollywood Bowl. " 1 A I960 Dodge two-door sedan servicemen do. They’re heating experts, ever identified outside the Milky Way. tute of JudeoChrisUan Studies, Seton here for their plans to bus stu­ Ten Years Ago TOWN OF MANCHESTER trained to take care of any heating emer­ Hall University; Abbot Leo Rudlcff, Ben­ dents In one of the Deep South's A U. S. Ranger 1 spacecraft was stolen sometime early Sat- Draper, president of This molecule, hydroxyl, is also found edictine Monk, Vermont; Father John B. major cities. During their ses­ was launched into orbit ftom urday from me lot at Chorches me ASG and a student at me LEGAL gency or problem. in many chemicals here on earth. Sheerin, C.S.P., The Catholic World, New sion in a conference room Pot- o n W O f Cape Canaveral, Fla. M oton , 80 Oakland St. University of Oklahoma, Is at Non-emergency services? We offer It was discovered and identified, by York City; Dr. Elwyn Smith, Temple tlnger, HEJW’s civil rights chief, Five Year* Ago me NSA convention and report- Nona: those too. University, Philadelphia, Pa.; Sister repeatedly cleared details of The govenunent of Com­ Sometime Friday night ®*’. edly__ ^ seeking support for me tne radiotelescope, in two galaxies lo- CORRECTION Like automatic metered deliveries that Rose Therlng, Institute of JudeoChris- the Columbia plan with the munist China organized what earty Saturday, vandals smash- nierger, TO LEGAL NOnCE save you time and trouble- Burner service cate^some 60 billion-billion miles from tian Studies, &ton Hall University, South White House. was called a “Red Guard’’ to ed a $300 fitmt window at Pine Details of me plan have not The legtal notice advertising earth. Orange, New Jersey; Sister Ann Patrick Such ciHifusion Is^just one re­ help carry out a 0 >nununlst Pharmacy wim a rock. It was been completely outlined but decision of me Zoning and tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ Ware, Assistant Director, Committee on party purge. It suggests that the same kind of jug­ sult of the President’s hard-line the third such incident at me yjg proposal will call for re- Appeals concerning ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. Faith and Order, National Council of statement of Aug. 3 that busing One Year Ago same location In me past four naming me merged group me pybuc Hearing held on August gling of molecules which eventually pro­ Israel named Foreign Minis­ We can do more for you than jusi oell you clean, de­ Churches, New York City; Dr. George must be held to “the minimum weeks, police noted. National Union ot Students aM contained an error 'con- pendable, economical Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency or duced living cells here on earth may Williams, Harvard University, Cam­ required by law.” ter Abba Eiban as Its ch ief en­ ------creating a political arm called yje Alexander Jarvis voy to proposed Middle East M o b il bridge, Mfiss.; Rev. William Harter, Mr. Nixon’s statement result­ Three sides of me Joseifo Kop- me application la corrected to read no. Give us a call. Anytime. be in evolutionary process elsewhere In peace talks. First Presbyterian church, Matgaret- ed from the red alarm flashed man hqme at 194 Ludlow M. student as follows: h e a tin g oH Seventy two: the universe. vUIe, (Mew Y orii; Sister Katherine Har­ by Sen. John Tower 'Texas and me Inside of me family &r sfld ^ Alexander Jarvla - - Construct But pur bated breath wonder over any­ grove, Manhattahville College, New York and other southern Republican were pelted wim eggs some­ old vote, merger give me northerly Side Write for this environmental booklet today. City: Rev. Chester Hodgson, United Never A t Sea "student power movement “ 21-HOUR SERVIOEI • PHONE 6434135 thing discovered out there 60 billion-bil­ leaders, concentrated In South­ time Friday evening. larger Middle Turnpike East and east­ Keep America Beautiful, Inc. Keep Methodist Church, Freeport, New York; ern perimeter states of Texas, much stronger and lion miles away will have to wait, for a SYDNEY (AP) — ’Capt. Keith erly side of Plaza Drive — P. 0 . Box 1771, Radio City Station Rev. Lester Kinsolving, Episcopalian Tennessee and Kentucky. Tbelr membership.” America Rldgway has voyaged 700,000 A youm was observed by a DENIED. New York. N.Y. 10019 few moments, while we contemplate the Columnist, San Francisco, Calif.; Dr. An­ warning; The Administration's miles without going to aea. passerby throwing a rock Notice of me advertisement Moriarty Brothers Beautiful .^simpler wonder of being able to reach dre Lacocque, Chicago Theological Sem­ busing plan for Austin, Texas, He has just retired after 86 has been filed In Town Clerk’s through a soum side show win­ Drives At 100 Organiiotion. out there with the miraculous long reach inary, Chicago, Ill.;Dr. 'Franklin Littell, went beyond the Supreme years with the company that office. Aridraaa Pre^dent, Christians Concerned for Is­ Court's busing decision of last dow at me B, D. Pearl AppUance WE GIVE VALUABLE GKEEN STAMPS! operates ferries within Sydney Store. 649 Main St. shortly after AUCKLAND, New Zealand Zoning Board of Appeals City— _Zip Codt— of man-made science. What man has rael, Philadelphia, Pa.; Msgr. John spring,' risking the lo(gB Repub­ o t Harbour to the suburh of Man­ yesterday. PoUce said (AP) — James Whitlock, re- John A. Cagianello, __I tar Itw fuWe IM S. made is, sometimes almost as wonder­ Oesterreicher, Judeo-Christian Studies, lican electoral votes. ly. (He started as a deckhand, me rock bredee anomer tired farmer, posoed me com Acting Chalrfnan . 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Seton Hall University, South Orange, With Shultz himself ready to ful as the posslibilMy that somebody may tecame master of a ferryboat large window, and that me pulsory driving test fo r me Wilbur Bennet, Advertisini contributed for the public good In cooperation w Itt New Jersey; Dr. Michael Zeik, Mary- fly to Austin the moriiing of Aug. and more recently skipper ot a The Advertising Council and the International Newspapor Advertitint uMutlveg youm ran off after me Incident, aged at age 100. Acting Secretary make man again. * mount College, New York City. 3 to put the White House behind hydrofoil ferry.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST .23, 1971 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1971 Luntta-Bellefleur Wright'Phelps Dwyer-Cellozzi Godin-Anderson The marriage of Anita Marie Katherine Bellefleur and Eric Cellozzl of Lorain, Ohio to Greg­ Luntta, both of Manchester, ex­ ory L. Dwyer of Manchester changed wedding vows Saturday took place July 10 at St. An­ morning at the Church of the thony of Padua Church In Lo­ Assumption. .ft". rain. The bride of 140 HiUlard St., The bride to the daughter of is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Mr. and M rs. BVank P . O llo z z l Bellefleur of Port Fairfield, of Lorain, Ohio. The bride­ Maine, and the late Warren groom le the stm of Mrs. kfary Bellefleur. The bridegroom of Dwyer o f 683 H artford R d. and 34 McKee St. is a son of Mrs. the late Harold Dwyer. Louise Smith of Hilliard St. and The Rev. Dominic -Manion of Eero Luntta of West Palm the St. Anthony of Padau Beach Shores, Fla. Church performed the double­ The Rev. Edward S. Pepin, ring ceremony and was cele­ pastor of the Church of the brant at the nuptial Mass. Bou­ Assumption, performed the dou­ quets of lilies and candelabra ble-ring ceremony. Paul Chete- were on the altar. lat was organist. Bouquets of The bride was given in mar­ pompons and mums were on the riage by her father. She wore altar. a Victorian emjHre gown of The bride was given In mar­ Nv silk organza with sheer sleeves riage by her brother, Alec and trimmed with lace. Her Bellefleur of Enfield. She wore short veil was attached to a a floor-length empire gown of CTamelot headpiece tuid she car­ silk oiganza, accented with ried a bouquet of rosebuds, Chantilly lace and seed pearls, t: a stephanotls, baby's breath and and designed with high neckline, ivy, biriiop sleeves, and A-Une skirt. Mrs. Clarol Catanzarlte of Her veil of silk illusion was ar­ ranged from a matching head- : J>- h Elizabeth, N.J., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. piece, and she carried a bou­ 2 Bridesmaids were Miss Laura quet of miniature carnations Marsleo of Manchester and Miss and baby’s breath. ■4: Karen Neff of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Gregory Litvlnchyt of S'/ i The attendants were dressed \ South Windsor, sister at the alike in gowns with white voile bride, was matron a t honor. tops, sheer sleeves, pink cum­ Bridesmaids were Miss Judy merbunds, and pink, yellow and Bellefleur, another sister at the / . white calico print skirts. They bride, and Miss Valerie Hum­ carried baskets of yellow rose­ phrey, both of Manchester. The buds, baby’s breath and greens. Junior bridesmaid was Cheryl Fall Creations from Rome Fashion Houses Brendan C. D^^er c t Man­ Roy, a t Manchester, niece of the 3 chester, served as his brother’s bride. De De Roy of Manches­ Left is longr yellow silk crepe evening: dress, with neath is green silk shirt with fathered y^t. Hat best man. Ushers were Frank ter, another niece o f the bride, z large embroidered sleeves.- Center is skinny wool is green velour with pheasant feathers. Right is Jinic photo P. Clellozzl of Lorain, Ohio, was flower girl. All Ehrenta piiola camel coat by Valentino with avocado green plaid GaUtzine evening outfit in silk ^een scarf with MRS. GREGORY L. DWYER Sylvia photo Gregory Lltvlnchyk of South brother of the bride; Thomas MRS. ERIC LUNTTA Mark pboto Straight pants are In camel and cuffed. Under- a waistcoat in green and black mink. (AP Photo) imuiMn paoto Chtanzarlte of Elizabeth, N.J., MRS. ROBERT DONALD GODIN Windsor, brother-in-law of the bride, served as best man. MRS. PAUL LAWRENCE LEE MRS. JONATHAN CUFFORD WRIGHT brother - in - law of the bride; ^ lip Qu^ of V ei^ Md Jo Anderson and Rob- man. Ushers were Mark Ander- Ushers were John Luntta broth- Raymond K. Flke of Manches- son of Manchester, brother of the Judith Elaine Frltbaen a t De- cheater was maid at honor. Bride Chariotte Mhnn Phelps of And- ing bow headpieces and eitoct ter. Donaia uoam, noui oi man Stephen Godin of War- Hubbard, both of Manchester. j^ . veils. They carried baskets of twit, Mich., became the tarlde Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy over became the bride o f ----- . ^ After a reception at the Em- Chester, were married July 16 j o t the bride- Junior usher was David - ^ * Schrom of Madison. Wis., and assorted flowers, treasure chest diamonds c t Paul Lawrence L«e at Ann PetUngUl at Caiapel erald VaUey Country C3ub In at Center ChngregaUonal „oom-'kUchael Zotta of Man- of Port Fairfield, CoUeen P. OueUette and athan Clifford Wright of Hebron Phelps of Amston Arbor. hOch,, Saturday aftemoon h iii n . C. They were dressed V T ? S * ; and James CeUo of He- “fl"®-„ b^®*- the bride, George E. OUbert, both of Aug. 14 at St. Peter*8 S^copal Lake, brother o i the bride, a wedding trip to Block Island, nt hrm The rimr bearer was Ml- Mltcheli Bellefleur of Manches- at St. Mary’s O u ^ l in Ann Ar- alike in blue print peasant-style Rockville, were united in mar­ Oiurch In Hebron. served ns best man. Ushers bor. gowns, and they carried bou- riage Saturday afternoon at the The bride to the daughter of ^ _ _ _ . . aAMAv, *0 -TSw-ir T'Ho hi-(He. H4rs Anderson w ore a pale oearer, The bride is the daughter quets of daisies and yeUow and Rockville United Methodist Mra Dwver la a n-adiiate e t derson Of 49 Tuck Rd. The brlde- A reception was held at the Mr. and Mrs. John F. Phelps of St Joh?THosplW 2 KTOom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. blue, wine and lavender floral ct Mrs. A. R. Frlthsen of 64 white camatlcns. Church. Thwnsend Rd. The bridegroom a wedding Elsie Dr. and the late Li. Col. William Lee of Glenwood fnie bride is a daughter of to the son of Mr. and Mrs. of Andover, brother ^ the bri^ NunS^and to ^!^pkS bb t Rene Godin of 382 Summit St. chiffon drass wlto wine and bUie the” c 3 A. R. FMthsen. The bridegroom Landing served as his brother's Mfa. Florence B. OueUette of C lifford W right o f Burrows HiU ^ Keimedy of Rutland, re ^ e d nurse at toT Newlng- Hie Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr. feathew in her hair. The bride- “ P ® e^ o^ la a son a t Mr. and Mrs. l^Tlllam best man. Ushers were John 18 Charter Rd. 'Hie bridegroom tontm Veterans HosoitalHospital. Mr. of Center Church ——and the— Rev.------groom’s» ------mother------wore — - a - pale “^e at Apt. 9, 140 HlUlard Dwyer served with the U.S. Harry W. McBrlen of St. Bridget pink chiffon dress jvlth match- K . L «e at Olenwood Landing, Medved of New York City and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S ^ - ” ?he Rev. Gordon Weeman of crepe dress. The bridegrooms Army for 3 years. He attended Church performed the double- ing accessories. Both had or- ***■• *Irs. Luntta are grad­ N. T. James Scott of Ann Arbor. frlMi OUbert of Crystal Lake. uates of Manchester High The Rev. Charies Irvin of St After a garden reception at The Rev. Willard E. Oooklln, 1 mother wore an aqua crepe Manchester Community Chllege ring ceremony. Walter Grzyb chlds. ^ School Mrs Luntta to emnloved Mary's Chapel performed the the Michigan League, the couple pastor of the RookvlUe United peifonned the^ble-ring ^ ^oth mottoerTwore gar- and plans to attend the Univer- was organist. Baskets flUed with A reception ^ held at the mony Horace SeUers of Hebron carnages. Single-Ting ceremony and was left on a ^wedding trip to Methodist Church, perfocmed slty of Connecticut. white gladoli and mums and red Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, ^**® office of toe celebrant at the nuptial Mass. Toronto, Ont.TCanada. They will the double-ring ceremony. Bou­ WM theorgantot. After^^«K:eptlon at the and white carnations were on Sunset Ridge, Bast Hartford. ^dentW L«e Insur^e quets of camatloas and roses The 1 ^ ^ gi^ in mar- Restaurant In Bolton toe altar. For a wedding trip to Rye *« empl^d at the The oiganlat was Melvin Light live at 8200 E. Jefferson St, rlage by her fatherAhe wore an eeu-je ta r Bermuda. of Ann Arbor. The guitarist was Detndt, Mich. were on the altar. The bride was given in mar- Beach, N. H.; Mrs. Godin wore Cham^rlaln ’^ c l ^ and Exclusively The bride was given in mar­ A-Une gown o f sUk organaa with ^^ey wlU Uvo on M ato S t In rlage by her father. She wore an orange, brown and wtilte Warehouse in Hartford, Mat MaoAakoff, and the flout- Mrs. Lee, a 1969 graduate of long puffed sleeves, and a chapel charlton, 1st, Mike Stoune, both of Ann Vassar College, received her riage by her brother, Robert R. an empire gown o t chiffon over floral print dress with vdilte ac- OueUette. of East Hartford. She train trimmed with chantUly and Mrs. Wright are taffeta, designed with long full cessories. The couple now Uve Arbor. MBA degree from the Uhlvers- Burlan-HasB photo lace, and a mantilla. She carried graduates of Rtaam Hgh The bride was given in mar- ity of Michigan Oraduate wore an empire gown of satin sleeves and detachable train, in toe Colonial Gtorden Apori- WANTED A a cascade bouquet of yeUow gchool. Mrs. Wright to a 1971 rlage by her uncle, Robert Jo- School of Business in 19T0. She Engaged appUqued with daisies, and' de­ Her veil of sUk IUuslon was at- ments, WUUmantic. 1 signed with long puffed sleeves. roses, pink and white carnations, graduate of Springfield OoUege tached to an alencon lace head- Mrs. Godin, a 1968 graduate Ctaan, Late BMel ONLY at Michaels can you find this precious Treasure (^lest. 1 seph of Knoocville, Tenn. Her vie- is employed as a credit analyst lavender gardenias and baby's where she majored In physical And ONLY the finest of diamonds are sold in the Treasure ■ toclan-st]de gown of satin was for the Naticmal Bank at De- The engagement of Miss Miary Her veU of silk iUuslon, edged piece, and she carried a bou- of Manchester lUgh School, Chest— your assurance of the quality of your purchase. ■ '****'^- education. She recently re- accented with alencon lace and troit. Elizabeth DevanneyofManches- quet of assorted pastel and white graduated cum laude this year USED CARS From $100 to many thousands. Easy Payments Invited. ■ kflss Deborah G. Morgan of turned from a six-week trip to flowers. from EniUcott Junior OoUege, dMlgned with puffed sleeves, fuU Mr. Lee. a 1969 graduate of ter to David W. Miner of Bol- CatonsvlUe, Md. was maid a t the Netherlands with the Mrs. Ronald Anderson of Ver- Beverly, Mass. She to now a Top Prices Paid skirt and train. She wore a bouf- Georgetown University, is a camanons honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Springfield (Mass.) CoUege soft- For All Makos! lantveUof silkUluslon. andcar- thlr^year law student at the announced by her injarious s h ^ non, sister-in-law of the bride, student at Eastern Connecticut Andrew P. Ckuchry of London- ball team where they played Tied a bouquet of carnations. University at Michigan and is father, John F. Devanney of 70 kOss NathaUe M. OueUette of was matron of honor. Her gown State 0>llege, WUUmantic. RockviUe, sister of the bride, derry, N. H. slater at the bride; against, coariied and taught CARTER CHEVROLET . Miss Elisabeth House of Man- editor-ln-chlef of the Michigan Porter St. She is also the dtuigh- of pink and yellow print voile Mr. Godin to a 1966 graduate eJiickaed^^ j was maid of honor. Brides­ Mrs. Roger Phelps of Amston softbeil, to the Dutch. Mr. over taffeta was fashioned with of Manchester High School, and CO ., ehester was maid of honor. Law Review. me. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 U ter of the late Catherine Devan­ maids were Mrs. Robert Ouel­ Lake, stoter-in-Iaw at the bride; Wright to a graduate at the smocked bodice, long sleeves, a 1970 graduate the ^Unlver- 1229 BRiin St nnwntown Manchester at 968 Main Street ney. lette of East Hartford, sister-in- and Mtoa Elisabeth P. Houle American International College and full skirt with a ruffle edg­ sity of Ocmnecticut. He to a Phone 64NS238 Her fiance is the son of F. law of the bride; and Mrs. - of Andover. in Springfield, Mass, vhere be ing the hemline. She wore a yel- physical education teacher at The attendants were dressed majored in buslneas ndminto- Weldon Miner of Bolt«> Center low picture hat, and carried a Rliam High School, Hebron, Md alike in empire gowns of orchid tration. He to employed by the large pink feather mhgnoUa is working for his masters de- . Rd. and the late Margaret Min- attendants were dressed color crepe and nUe green cr^>e American Optical Co. In South- with ribbon streameiv. gree at the University of Con- er. alike in various colored gowns. trimmed with lace and match- bridge, Mass. Bridesmaids were Miss Mau- Miss Devanney is a graduate They wore matching h eadb^ reeh Yarko, Miss Barbara Dem- Naas iff photo of Bast (^thoUc H ^ S cl^ SSST^orS^'^J^^iii^Slons. KOko MdaZlO MissiVUsS KathleenAa UHQOII Farrell, f cuTQllf * 1 a l^T aU a t MMchester, Md Mrs. iv ia s rN ew spaper and attended LaseU Junior Col- The maid of honor wore yellow. ,.— Engaged lege, Auburndale, She to oueUette, blue, and Mr., James CeUo of Hebron. Their employed as a secretary for the The engagement of Mtoa ensembles were styled to Going to Nixon match that cf the honor attend- Law Offices of KeUy and Cheryl A. DeBouxa of FaU Dorothy Ricci of MMchester to ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) — JanendcL Mt, Md each carried a large River, Mass., cousin of the Daniel N. Larson of East Hart- yellow feather magnolia with The Hoot Owl, ArUngton’e Mr. Miner to a graduate of All Event* photo 1 newspaper for children written bride, was flower glri. She wore I f M i ford has been announced by her ribbon streamers Manchester High School and at a yellow ensemble styled to MRS. GEORGE E. GILBERT FOB A UFETIHE! by chUdren, has a new sub- tended John CarroU UWverslty match the honor attendant’s, You 11 never ha've to buy film parents, Mr. end Mrs. An-< DMette Zotta of Manchester Jrtbe^pre’sident Nixon. because each time LaneMs■ la devdopsdeve iuid thony Ricci of 16 TumbuU Rd. was flower girl. Her gown of yel- in University Heights, Ohio. He g^d she carried a basket fllled was Leo F. Lebreux Jr. of Tol- Italian Social Club in Rockville, printa you r roll of Blaric A White or Managing editor Joey Ed- Koda-color film we give you AB80- Her flMce to the son of Mr. dotted swtos was trlmni^ wards, 7, and hto staff—aver served as a first lieutenant with wHh camattons. land, cousin of the bride. For a wedding trip to Massachu- LUTE3LY FREE, a freah roU o< film the 1st Calvary division of the James L. Gilbert of Norwich Mrs. Ouellette wore a blue setts, Mrs. Gilbert wore a beige for your camera. We replace the film and Mrs. Raymond Larson of ^®® fashioned with ii—visited Washington you have developed. It’s all freah- Bast Hartford. blgh necktoe, short sleeves Md garUer this week at the In- U.S. Army In Vietnam. He to served as hto brother’s best dress with dark blue accessories, suit with vdilte accessories. The dated and top qualUy and Ko- Mlss Ricci to a 1967 gradu- ruffle edging the hemline. Kie yltatlon of the President, and attending the Uhlverslty of Cmi- man. Ushers were Roland Duel- ’n»e bridegroom’a mother wore couple will live at 40% Church 1 daki too. Quldc prooeaalng . . . Nassift pboto 1hour aervice for ate o(P' Blast Catholic High wore yeUow feathers in her that’s when they clinched the nectlcut. Jr, snd Ronald Ouelette, a white dress with red acces- St., Manchester. Uack and wltlte (just MRS. WILLIAM J. STONE a little bit longer for School and a 1971 graduate of bair, Md carried a basket flUed ,jgai. No date has been set for the both of RockviUe and brothers sories. Both had orchids. Mr. and Mrs. GUbert are grad­ cotor). the University of Connectl- with pale yellow Md white >nie Hoot Owl celebrates Us wedding. of the bride. The ring bearer a reception was held at the uates of Ellington Hljh School. The marriage of Su s m Down- Mrs. Downham wore m aqua School of Nursing. feather flowers. first anniversary Aug. 28. Oir- 6 2 0 Mr. OUbert, also a graduate of ham of MMchester to William and white knit dress, Md the Larson to also a 1967 Richard Godin of Bolton rent circulation to over 16,300. Howell Cheney Technical School K t T j l J. Stone of West Hartford took bridegroom’s mother was dress- grraduat© of East CtotfaoUc Hgh served as hto brother’s beet President nNixon first saw a to Manchester, to employed at i AT THE PABKADE place Aug. 7, at Ctenter Congre- ed in blue. Both had corsages School Md to with the Naval copy 'While vacationing in the Sear’s Automotive Center In | lUGGETT DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST gational Church. white roses. Reserves. He served in active Bahamas. He was intrigued Manchester. . The bride is a daughter of Mr. 'V*®’’ ® the Army duty in Guam as a builder. He Md invited the editors to see Patricia Jane Badger and onA -M-ra rvuHp-ht D Downhsm Navy (Hub, the couple left ig atoo a carpenter. the W iite House. The President Robert Charles Herdlc, both of Waterbury - Halliday Jr of 76 ^^r St The bride- ® ^P® Hie wedding to planned for was out of Washington cm a trip Mancherier, exchanged wed­ Ji. 76 ^ e r St. Tne onae Uve hi Bast Hartford, jan. 8, 1OT2 at St. Bridget at the time. ‘ ding vows Friday evening In lb s. Eileen A. Holliday of 466 W lTlir A S toL ^ w“ t Mrs. Stone is employed as a church. a candlellgtat ceremony at Oxv- Main SL and Walter E. Water- secretary at the Travelers In- oordla Lutheran Church. bury o f 2» Pearl St. were united Hartford. surMce Co., Hartford. Mr. The bride to a daughter a t Mr. In marriage Aug. 9 at St. The Rev. Dr. aifford O. Simp- stone, a graduate of the Hart- and Mrs. Frederick W. Badger Mary's Episcopal Church. son, pastor of Center Congrega- institute of Accounting, Is ^Youcan of 63 Gerard St. The bridegroom The Rev. Oeofge Nostrand, . tlonal Church, performed the employed as m internal audl- to a son of Mr. end Mrs. James rector of St. Mary’s Church, 1 double-rlng ceremony. Walter j^t the Hartford InsurMce Herdlc of 83 Olcott St. performed the ceremony. Grzyb was organist. Bouquets of Group. •. be a 2 The Rev. Joseph Bourret, Mr. and Mrs: Mario Addabbo red and white gladioli were on ------Fletchers Wed 25 Years pastor of Oonooidia Church, of 27 Walker St, son-in-law and the altar. secretary performed the douUe-ring cere­ daughter of the bride, were the The bride was given in mar­ Atty. and Mrs. John Fletcher Church of V^Uimantic. They mony. David Almond was or­ honor attendants. riage by her father. She wore Engagement Jr. of 76 Irving St. recently have three sons, John Fletcher, ganist, and Fred Gebhordt of After the ceremony, Mr. and LARGEST a floor-length gown of silk in 10 weeks were feted at a 26th wedding a recent graduate of the Uni- Vernon, flutist. The soloist was Mrs. Waterbury left on a wed­ organza trimmed with chMtilly ChooM a earier — not juit anniversary celebration at the veralty at Omnecticut, now serv- Timothy Badger of Manchester, a job. Our School ding trip to Stowe, Vt They SELECTION lace and designed with high Farnham - Preston can maka you a fully qualifitd .home of the attorney’s parents, ing with the Army at Ft. Sam brother of ttve bride, and tbs now live at 466 M ato St. of neckline, IM© bodice Md long sacratary in juit 10 waaki. The engagement of M iss Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher Sr. Houston, Tex., David Fletcher, Omoordia Choir also sang. sleeves. Her cathedral-length Eaiy lummtr koun,_ Rnal clearance o f 166 Irving St. who has completed two years The bride was given in mar- veil was accented With match- Judith Ann Farnham of Need- air-condiliontd. The Fletcher ebUdren hosted at Alfred University and to now rlage by her father. She wore ing lace, M d she carried a cas- ham, Mass, to John Lawrence last yeafelouch&Sew'* enroUed at the University of on empire gown of dotted swtos, the surprise party, and guests FORMAL cade bouquet of white carna- preston Jr. of Glastonbury has Engaged (Connecticut, and Eric Fletcher, designed with btohop sleeves included members of the origin­ tlons M d yellow sweetheart g,mounced by her mother GALL al wading party. They were senior at Manchester High and ruffles accenting the neck- The engagement of Miss Mary zig-zag machines Mrs Fletcher’s mother, Mrs. School; and a daughter. Sandra line and train. Her rimUder- GLOBE -X.' M rs. Trudl Farnham o f Need- Anne Bohme of Vernon to 236-2609 Mnot 3. Fryer of WlUlmantlc. Metcher, a Junior at Manches- length veU of sUk Ulusion was Miss Florence ham. She to also the idaughter of Earle Barry Damon o t South Foster. St., islster the bride, by Singer mui sister, Mrs. John HucMns ter High School. attadied to a matching dotted Travel Service at the late Philip C. Farnham. Weymouth, Mass, has been M- 555 MAIN STREET 'was maid of honor. She wore a Her flMce to the son of Mr. nounced by her parents, Ml". of Wethersfield: and Atty. Atty. Fletcher, a former ^ l^le^, she FOR blue empire gown, trimmed Md Mrs. John Lawrence Pres- All Events photo iMd Mrs. Bernard Bohme of 98 Fletcher’s brother, James member of the Manchester a bouquri The 643-2165 .ith florja ribbon - d f ^ l - Fletcher at Fort Lauderdale, Board of Education, Is assist- Warner Ave. _____ ► i n cabinets • as porta'^Ies with Antboriied agent in Man­ ed with high neckline M d long Farnham to a 1966 grad- Engaged H er fiM ce to the son of Mrs. ETa. ant general counsel of the Hart faahloned by the bride’s moth- chester for all Airlines, RENT WE ALBO carrying cases ^11 with Singer exclusive Push-Button The couple was married Aug. ford Insurance Group and sleeves. TvJor- “®1® Needham High School ^ .r,. Elaine P. Simmons M d U oyd Miss Katherine Badger of BoUrooda and Slesmship STOCK The element of Miss Pa- ^ ^ 10, 1916 at the F irst Baptist teaches business law at the Uni lin e s . Bridesmaid w^e ^ g i9e9 graduatoof the Bos- Middletown, sister of the bride, KUSVLBSD EAST OF THE RTVir.R . , , Dovmham of Foster St., trlcto Mascena of Vernon to Bobbin, many other sewin^features you’ve aiw ^s versity of Oonnectlcut. SHtRTB IN wad maid of honor. Brideo- AH the latest styles and criors sister of the bride; M d Mrs. I?, ^^eSe^^Spli^KSS " S Bohme to a graduate of Mrs. Fletcher to chriman of ALL THE in stock ., . . Nothing to send wanted • Get youre while they last the Manchester Auxiliary to liA T B a r away for . . . We stock etoes G“ay.Md f^^;SJ.dfsmr:^ RSu^X^b Vb^Td and Miss Mary Miller, both of (30(LQRa from Boys’ sizes 4-20; Men’s Nancy Child ond Family Services of Manchester. T ^ ' J^rwn Downham o* gelo A.'Makcena of VSffiofi. ‘®’’^®? _?!* FAM OrS Ooiinecticut, secrnid vice presi­ RANGE AND sUes 34-62 R eg., 34-46 Short, S^er sT ^ther the ^urse at the University Hospital ^ f l ^ rthe ^ ^ 'T m t s . americana In Mexico aty Taylor FR EE instructions on the use of your new machine They were dressed alike in 36-62 Long, 38-62 E xtra L o w , HUDSON VIT.VMINS dent of the Women’s Club of FUEL OIL E e -n,eirT^wn on a lawn. hig “discrepancies uncovered » ’'®*’, "consensus agree- made the arrest, said Robert two other poUcemen. ’They Mr. Brinsley was bom In the . **°*” * J 1 . Almost Immediately state of- hi accounts of educational ex- nient for one year, subject to forces were alerted because of ^®i'> Ohio; Aim Dunham, 23, joblessness among the poor, cratic election -with due respect Vietnamese missile site waa the right, but how far re- return the country to cen­ Bronx, N.Y., and had been em- could have passed articles to flclala ordered emer^ncy se- pendltures’’ wUl be maJtH- »«vlew of his performance in Van Steenburgh, 24, of 96 SVwter knocked again and were met by St., was observed by neighbors Steenburgh in the hall, still hold- the erroneous report But the P®^®-***, N.Y.; Liaime Moccia, migrant workers and displaced to the constitution aniT the law ®®®**- atitutlMial government after idoyed In the photo mechanics Jackson without being detected curity beefed up at every other items on the Board of Educa- ^^n^’ch. 21. Revere. Mass.; Joann Retl- workers. . . . can have sufficient quality ®®*- Hugo ppnzer gave little fly^ years, departmoit of ’The Herald since by guards. state prison—and at the Marin Uon agenda tonight. ^ *** ^avel ex- racing around the block and *"8 the rifle. When he refused measures were lifted later |y^ 23, Biishtwaters, N.Y., a . . . squeeling his Ures yesterday Maxxone’s command tb drop the and presUga to rally the people r-. fa ^ future policy in even more interested will be 1988. He had been employed at Jackson s lawyer, John ^ ^ *” when it became known the bus sister ot the Reilly woman ar- Unemployment to town was In the new struggle facing the Iw* a Am^rirnn tn»D ^ 10-mlnute speech Sunday a/- where an elected Ifaiv the OUvetti-Underwood Oorp., Kanehl of Manchester disclosed evening as several children rifle, the officer drew and aim- had been pirated by the es- rested to the draft cftlce; John recorded at 6.6 per cent to mld- ’Thome, told the Times, how- Miss Davis is kept the Bennet Junior High School were playing on the sidewalk, ®*t ***■ revolver, repeated the nation,” he said: vi^t^^vas re^ ***■ *'® named president by Salvador Allende, heads Hertford, for 22 years before the ever, that he doubted that a awaiting trial. Main Building at 8. that alleged “discrepancies” c^iees, net North Koreans. Swtoglish 27, Washington, according to a spokes- were “Justifiable expenses” but and that he continued after be- command, and Steenburgh this m » OowHir Molte®« Under Ky’s proposal to start “*” '«**' ^ the forces that ousted President o,e government, and Peru, Hartford facility closed in 1968. weapon could have been An advocate «of freedom for Miss Catherine Cerrina, MHS Hie defense minister, who of- D.C.; FrancU M. Madden, 32, "»"» *®r the Connecticut Labor He alsd was a part-time stamp ing asked to slow down. time obeyed. fered to resign to accept red East Orange, N.J.; Barry J. Department. the election process over again, ’ lowest ’^°®® 'T®"®* n"<* ruled by a nationalist mlUtary smuggled to the slain inmate Brothers and a social studies teacher, is pro- to°"t>nor reoord ke'enins- bv tks When Sgt. Mazzone . arrived was then taken to head- Senate President Nguyen .^Van “^®*^ mlUtary regime. goverainent which ousted a dealer and a former free lance because of the “kind of search- Jackson’s Miss Davis testing her transfer to the s^ e sponstbUit for the incident, aid Mussl, 22, Dorchester, Mass.; The funds will be used to commercial photographer. Dur­ and spoke to Steenburgh, the Quarters, booked on charges of TcAa/t FUNNY Huyen would assume the duties ^ neighboring Cambodia, Banzer promised to follow to constitutional president to 1968. ing that goes on of everyone “P®®t” when she d ep i^ en t^ lUlng jSJSS^ H oM S O ff ICC the mutineers killed 12 prison Margaret M. limes, 26, Boston; pro-vlde transitional jobs and to i. S^Mf® ing Worid War n, he served man reportedly stated that he reckless driving and breach of officials and wounded ten to garah Jane Tool, Dorchester, retrain workers, according to Mck O^ImI of the presidency for three fluting was reported t**® »‘®P® ot German Busch, The MNR announced that its who comes in the prison.” He ***ard he was dead, said her at- High School after a year in the *^“^1?***. ts:TodW«t1 i tSw months and would organize the Highway 6 about Oualberto Vlllarroel and Rene titular head, former President with the Army in the South Pa­ ackson i^rtiey Howard Moore Jr. turned up lack of a distinct Joseph Clementino, town wn- con- didn’t care what*T..aL thewic neighbors P®ace and placed in a cell. their breakout. Mass.; and Keith W. Forsyth, Edward -K. Ota, a summer ad- St.', 'ciniM/Ohie' 44111. said persons visitiw Jackson *®™®X Howard Moore Jr. election to be held during that ^ northeast of Phnom Barrientos, three of BoUvla’s victor Paz Estenasoro, would cific. He and hU wife, Edith lal de- "But she took it in the way S ^ eatabUshed by the Board j „ ^ ^ appointed Con- the officer to At 9:44 p.m. on a routine check Seven other prison officials 21, Philadelitoia. ministrative totem to town from were scanned by a medal period. Ky said this procedure bettor known presidents to the return today from Uma. Peru, Jungman Brinsley, observed tector and were watched ■^^1 ««>nr® would want her to ^e ^ .. EducaUon for the proper t™™’ 7®" arrest him. At the Ume, seven to ot the cellblock, Steenburgh was were missing and presumed q^ie five arrested at Buffalo the University of Coimecticut. their 26th wedding anniversary times.” it—thatit—that youyou holdbold youryour tearstears andand baslc^y an English de- handling„ of travel, meals and. nectlcut Chairman of the Munlc- ______persons were on the *1*'discovered in a semi-conscious drownetf. Only three guards on were Charles Lee Darst, 22; Jo- He said the town may use is authorized by the con- Cambodian Command paM 36 years. Barrientos, a whei^ he has been to exUe on June 28. The Chronicle nuoted ..niden “O’ '^®»‘ Victory is * lodging expenses.” ■ Ipal Finance Officers Assocla- porch of Steenburgh’s home. state on his bunk, and when he the island escaped toJuiY, dur- geph Hill, 26; James R. Martin, some of the funds to retrain stitution. - , . ; .. claimed 60 North Vietnamese populist who was killed to a since Barrientos ousted him to Survivors, besides his wife, In DeakUi, assistant su- Last week, the board adopted tlon of the United States and Mazzone then obtained a writ- ta^ed to respond he was trans- tog fighting with the escapees, 26; Aime Marie Masters, 26; engineers to the sewer ctagee are P«rtntendent of schwls for per, a seven-point poUcy, govern- Canada ‘en statement from the com- ported to Manchester Memorial who had seized weapons from gnj Maureen Coyle Consldlne, structlon field. Townspeople ap- campa^ WM an^er ^ ^ k ^pj^ntiy meet of them by air frequent target of the left-wing- Banzer commanded the na- a daughter, lAss Dmise Brins­ b ^ S e ^ ^ awaiting trial, both charged ®®'“ ®*’ “lat because ing procedules to be followed in plalnant and as he was return- Hospital and admitted. thetr guards. 21. The FBI said all were from proved last Noveinber a $6.2 Arrested On tor U.S. Am bassa^r Ellsworto gt^kes and artlUery fire. There era who became the chief sup- yonal mlUtary academy until ley, both at home. cWU righ^ JJ^m^t rinw murder, kidnap and^n- ^ B*® ‘"®>«ase in pupil loads reimbursing expenses incurred ^ ? ’® ing to the Steenburgh home, .all He remained in the hospital In the fighting on the main- Buffalo. million sewer Installation proj- Bi^er, who had tri^ ottlclal report of Cam- porters of the Torres govern- January, when Torres ’Ihe Holmes Funeral Home, ^deraSSLarZ^Tlt ISe *" th® 7. 1970, B^«sh at MHS. by admlnUtrators. J<*n l^lker, president of the ^ the porch eAter- today, where he ^ s a l d ^ a land, two policemen were _____ ect. B^r^et casualties, but o^r ment. charged hl^th leading a plot 400 Main St., is in charge of ar­ undergraduate days at Yale. courthouse shooting ’ 3% positions in that department Other Accounts InternaUonal organlzaUon. ed the house s^kman to ^ Jtorv Loiter Count 2 ‘” ’® *'®®‘ CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — Paul Heads of town departments ^ K v ^ agato ®°*“'®®® *®«f‘ ^ Speaking from the balcony of’ to overthrow the government. rangements vdiich are incom­ n^'^cd**^ state Miss Davis *“ ve been eliminated. One The MIPOA further charged aementlno Manchester con- knocked a«a^ fighting was the first ma- president said “left and right” dav .. * U1;;ZD » — ------* XUC AUllUB Will hfO>y AVA W U V t bGliCVSd if til© ©lection 4^*, v-ArkAFtA/l in q nAW OTW _____ s ^___ as-. Mrs. Rose Saplenza 1964 tor the Mississippi Sum- changed for the freedom of the transferred to the science de- counts controlled by the treas- was last year’s president of the ___ th.1 Sunday at the Camden draft pgjjj projects the town Abeam said he Wd Kerm^ tU"to'L'"oriz^%;™ e" era;ed'from toe“I^U- ^;:;onrtL^’n^Say^nian" Mrs. Rose Saplenza, 76, of 27L ™®J “■ voter registra- goledad Brothers. partment, two teachers with a*’®*' the Board of Education ConnecUcut Division rhom SiQdenza, died early this morn­ 04,0. oooo, Jonathan Jackson, 17, was some of the social studies load, change of fire. But the rest cSiapel to Boston last February, “ He said he had not been elections.” allsm.” But the rebel officers’ mushroomed Into the rebelUon. sonnel and finance committee Una’s responsibiliUes will in- rehearse tonight at 8 bn*e througii -with the bus and He went into the chapel Feb. „ , ,. .. j » ing at Manchester Memorial sources as^ saying: ^ “ “ ®‘* the gunbattle after he and the part-Ume teacher re­ In Display and I chief complaint against Torres The revolt spread rapidly, HofqdtaL smuggled guns into the court- signed. chairman, replied that the cost elude memberriUp and member- at the Army and Navy Club, was that he was letting the and President Tores fled from We know he (Jackson) was of such an audit would be pro- ship news, reporting to MFOA >nie rehearsal is open to all Mrs. Saplenza was bom Nov. clean when he entered the vis- ,jo ‘ a_ledad Least Seniority Street Paving country drift toward commu- the presidential palace and 7, 1894 in Sicily, Italy, daugh­ lUng room -h e underwent a Brothers were Deakin that the agree- and added that an an- headquarters on local meetings men wishing to sing barber- Of Strength —— - -J-.-- ... nual audit Is made. —•and *— training ------programs-- for— pub- shiq^tyle------•harmmy. *'*®'"- went Into hiding Saturday night ter of Jerry and Marie Peri skin search—and tha# on leav- ®**^*Y«d with beating a white ment between the board and -a .in , i. _ Program Ready Banzer made no mention of after hard fighting to La Paz to CUlotta, and had lived in Man­ a e St **®^ “>® Manchester EducaUon As- ”"“®® (Continued from Page One) 'l..;., nv. mite. ««U. e t a , H , ™ . l a a O , U ““ .on. h. 'S elections, which were promised. ----- which------— more ------than60 persons chester for 60 years. She was S*hls *** on in January 1970. soclaUon states that the tea^- *" "®'*' P®*^ formulating plans for pr«ia™ttel pum», th, ta. mm clmp.1 fb. 1« bP C S bml In M. band tad . bit An extensive program of pav- earlier by other leaders of the were killed and 100 were to- employed as a foster grand­ UghUy controlled for govern­ "And wBs hot_ha had a Jackson’s father, Lester er with the least saninHfv nHii ™°"®y $10,840 in renew- annual conferences of the As- Mancheater Area up on a I three-day rebellion. However, jured. mother at the Mansfield State ment and commercial transac­ nnd poUce g u n ^ ^ ^ wero ’ ®®“> the death of ^ J ra n sf!S d ^“ ® “ nl®-; ™ le I of ttie aociaUon. reliable sources said military ______Training School and was a fbSuttniiiL toseai^hlSlSin."tn aaaiv>h hin, a® government ^ n offl^s ^ t^y now ^ero trX to^Tfxciw e to “ ®'"‘>®” ® edlal correcUve reading pr«h flelT SJStiJT^tel, teacher and chairman of the . so­ ting U.S. aid to the Saigon re- want elections called before the Assumption. * believe a San Quentin were trying to find an exctise to ^ ^ ^ , Charge Woman The free rate opened in the selves, and 16 of the men died. probatiem for three years. Road Accidents She is survived by two scxis, ®®'^' kill him,” said the father. to charges made by them ear- gram designed for ai^roxi- candad, Guam, Puerto Rico, range of 6.40-6.44 francs to the A group of 31 North Korean cial studies department. He has **"**• The program is being financ- geant's concerned curiosity Jackson’s mother flew here *t®*^ this month that educatlo^ mately 342 disadvantaged chU- been associate orincloal tor otand and said, ‘T^.i® » in a related Rosario S. Saplenza and Jerry may have triggered JacksMi the Virgin Islands, Israel, Pan- In Accident dollar, a devaluation of the U.S. toflltrators penetrated within a been associate principal for ______^®v®*®P'"®"‘’ ed sWcUv irito Banzer’s cabinet is made up Fatal for Four P. Saidenza, both of Manches­ into startino- the *«>n» their Pasadena home *>®ve been m lsh an dled^t dren in eight pubUc schooU; ama, Peru, and ’Ihalland. currency of about 2.13 per cent half mUe of President CSiung Vernon three years. bunch of m ^^p U^. . , Thieu approved a leave of ab- |(^ted for this puroose to Min' ®* mlUtsuy men and 10 cl- Murphy toterrapted effective immediately ror ...l.VJIi'. villans from the two political By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ter; a daughter, Mrs. Norman lle^ M d **»® “ *® t*®*^ “ '® ® ^® “ *"®’ “ ‘ ®^ r e t t e d six resignations; and two re- Mrs. Janis Prescott, Oak compared to the previous offl- Hee Park’s mansion on Jan. 21, Accordlng to Principal Ralph him‘!S^d trtd'wSl he ^ d *^ un! ®**ester. -nie mo^^avallabie t**® ‘’"'® P®““c®l C. Oomolla ot Manchester; nine had planned radio. At a news conference Atty. Frederick OdeU of Now quests for leaves of absence. Grove, Coventry, was charged parity of 6.66419 francs. 1968. In that incident, two days Club Schedules . Oonlon, the school system is ln v “ tol”‘ officcr’f te'^S^y Yr®"‘i® Y "^ ^ n96.444.28 ______iZual af. P®ftl.^ wWch_ support^ toe Four persons were killed to grandchildren and two great­ The sergeant and Jackson in Bericeley Sunday, sh e ------Saturday night by Vernon Po- The - rti-jn official ^ rate was set at before North Korea seized the now seeking candidates to re- ."Jl' Z '„i^ ed to plead-not “t .'“ ''.T " location vdilch thls“year'is7l3V rebellion, the National Revolu- highway accidents in Oonnecti- grandchildren. were among sU men klUed Sat- San Quentin g u a ^ Lx>unsei s JVin ^ 6.6126 francs U.6. spy diip Pueblo, South Ko. Scholarship place Bresnahan. "*^®“ ^ ^ ^ ® . Z Z <»»■ Pl«“ » $M.386.28 relmtoin,;- ti«iary Movement., or MNR, cut during toe weekend, police The funeral will be Wednes­ urday in what prison ofHcers her son, then drugged his Youth Injured Dealers said trading___, was ._ *^Kcmedv then repeated his Pr^ldentiol ™r**J*^ ment recently received from the BoUvlan Socialist Fa- said. rean troops and pcdice kUled 28 Kennedy men repealed lu -uotg^ saying he asked for _____ ,______, m o a a„i. Ma day at 8:30 a.m. from the John call San Quentin's “blackest, ^® courtyard to Widow T T 9 1 TMT* U D-svfa.wt'i'nxxTif- T t i ®*‘ ^®*^ ®**®*' ®**® PracUcaUy at a standsUU as op- North Koreans and captured Dinner Dance Manchester______Evening_____ ^ Herald ■ _ pnnteat and the ----- ^® ®*®-te tor damage to local l®nge, or FSB. Ool. Andres Sel- Manuel Amaral, 67, of Or- F .' Tierney Funeral Home, 219 bloodiest ® ®!“ “ “ "Institutional” aitoy ^rly S -^ y jn o ^ Friends may call at the fu­ faded to emerge. Associate come of all the violent tallf ’kill Envoys Set (Continued from Page- One) wth of Young Bingham was gradu- for court appearance. rope’s leading monetary cen- - r~ -r------—-e. -- — ----- . Av.ot Roniin f m m ------’ ------n n u iii c m mi ------_ ------loganberry, a oamparatlvriy re- Sund&v that investiffatora could ^ indiu^als was up 9.42 James, aleo was charged In the On My Lai South Kbrearv counterpart to major prizes. Tickets are now ° tl>® ®®®« made to court to- American aggression and dmni- There may be tijnes, how- support. Spokesmen for the left- cent product, appeared ta 1881 Nashua, and Joseph Blbeau of mat mvestigatora could ppinta at 890.33. Advances led nAnburv incident He waa ated with honors from Yale Franklin Brown, 18, of 6 Tal- ters, the Swta franc rose West Germany. give ttds account of what hap- declines on the New York Stock ® mcident. tie waa hold the next of the meetings avfillable at .the clultoouse or ever, when the manhole may 1st unions already have labeled here to the garden of J. H. New Jersey; and a sister, Mrs. xotk (Continued from Page One) It was the first time since the <^®y- nation. ___ „ on me New stock declared mentally incompetent University in 1964. He was a cott Ave., Rockville was charg- slightly against *the dollar to Aug. 26 at Panmunjom. frrnn any of the following com- Shiiver Is a cousin of young “Today, with the same aim, be raised for a riiort time be- the new government ’fascist,’ - tngan, and is believed to be a Edouard Bousquet of Nashua. Exchange by more than 2 to 1. trial and held in Mla- evidpncp pun science major, execu- ed Saturday with failure to 3.9860 francs, compared with end of toe Berlin blockade to The funeral will be Thursday Shortly before 3 p.m. a male 'ihAit bdicv&blc Representatives of the Red mlttee members: Benoit, Syn- Keimedy and son of former {be Nixon admtolstraUon Is ta fore the paving is done. O’Neill supported by ‘the United hybrid between a wild Mack- ..ripi.rv,. Some analysts attributed the souri, but recently was re- snrlnc- from this Iiro»> nf Uve------editorj “ of — the ----- Yale——j Daily w x obey y a iramca traffic control control signal, signal, af- af- Fnoays Friday’s cio closing 3.99 francs. Cross groiqis met at Pan- jai^ Francis Jalkey, Walter 1949, that East and West have at the Soucy Funeral Home, been able to agree on Berlin -Ambassador R. Sargent Shrlver Qjeta— process —— of-ta ningingta—B—s -a new___ ®®*'® t*»e driving - public- to **® States, Argentina and Brazil.’ berry and a red raspberry. ^ "*®^*'®‘’® »*P‘>®at performance turned to Connecticut for an^ tlme^ *said m uch^ the ^ membber of the ter being involved in a two-car The market was described as munjom last Friday and ex- gj^t^ or David WUUams. Jr. electoral farce to maintain toe patient with this temporary ta- Nashua, N.H. Burial will be in ing vdth Jackson. to news that the dollar drifted other round of competency pro- ^V nm ^’s t^ Z «v Democcrats. accident at Dart Hill Rd and calm. acess and the political status of changed texte of their respec- warllke Nguyen Van Thieu cenvenlence. Nashua. vT ® on foreign currency ceedlngs. Rt. S3. RO- and ^ ^ Hvta TnvmniBiiit for familv reunI- Amon g toe prizes to be thetne dividedaiviaea city.cuy. Friends may call at the Burke g u ^ back to the three-story markeU which resumed trading ------^ ^ "IL p^f^ !^ra to ^ U f ^ ® “®® ®®“ the other car to- nounced It would keep the m.otimr was the ®"’®r^®d ^*1 A trip for two Depending on the actual lan- group in power. F>ineral Home 76 Prospect St., adjustment center housing the today after a week. In his eco- “Events of recent days to believable evidence.” Robert Glalmo D-Oonn He solved was driven by Nancy drachma pegged to the dollar contort between *‘'"® P»®«e t*»e draft and what use Bids Received ANNUAL COVENTRY 4-H Rockville, tomorrow from 7 to priscHi’s most dangerous men— nomic address last week Presi- ^ ^ ^ t o ItoreTTl^e Bermuda, a television set, fs made of It to toe future, ob- Saigon connected with tlda Watts District 9 p.m., and at the Soucy Funeral tocludtog the two other black dent Nixon had called for a Non-Farm Jobs Henderson, a 61-year-old ca- was quoted to a’1963 newsoaner *^°®®‘'’ ®''® Circ*®- Rock- ®* previous rate of ex- North and South golf .-rtif nintx^clubs, i-.Air.radio, Vki.nH.i-blender, .silver n . . . . _ servers— felt iait .....couldis be .a hiaiM-.histor- farce end up by comidetely un­ reer officer who has been or^ipii .„,.i__u- ____ vllle. Both cars hsd to he towed change, but the bank said it toe 1960-63 Korean War. For Pond Work Home in Nashua on Wednesday Soledad Brothers, a trio given il..aUng of the dollar relative to article as saying he would like service and a toaster. ic turning point for one of the masking the rrte the stage di­ Holds Festival from 7 to 9 p.m. that name after they were foreign currencies to oraer to Show Decline wounded and decorated to three to foUow to the footsteps of his “*® ®®«"®- No injuries would exchange other cur- Hie /Rockville—Stafford chap- main points cf friction to the Ernest Reed and Sons Inc. of rector and the coarse maneu­ wars, was the commander of father and grandfather and en- '*^®'’® ^Ported. rencles at their dollar value. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Corn Supper charged with killiiig a guard to make U.S. exports cheaper ter of Barber Shop Singers will post-World War II cold war. Boltcn -was toe apparent low bid- vers ot the American adminlB- WETHERSFIELD (AP) _ the 11th Brigade which waa the ter Connecticut politics. Henry Wrobel, 71, of 670 This means, to effect, that the Miss Florence Corbosler Soledad Prison. abread. „„ « entertain. A buffet dinner will in Bonn, the West German der for three types of equipment tration." crowd es^aieaestimated “ at 30,000 lined parent unit of the task force hIs grandfather, mrarn Bing- North Main St., Manchester drachma wUl move with the Miss Florence Corbusier, 49, A guard, following routine on Gatos were posted by build- Nonagricultural employment to Agents Foil be served at 7:30 p.m. and government expressed hope the which might be used to dredging The Viet Oong was referring “ « ® ^ “ ®* *“® ^ Wednesday, Aug. 25Ri of Mansfield Center, sister of a prisoner’sprisoner's return from the ^ **'8' materials,tnaterials, drugs, motors,motors. OoimectlcutConnecticut declined *-■■■•'•to 1.17 '^®^ Heutenant governor was charged Sunday with fall, foliar up or down, to relation dancing will follow to toe May agreement will lead to further the southern end-of Union Pond, to the withdrawal of Vice PresI- markliig the final day of the Mrs. Patrick Tremarco of Man­ Samborskl orchestra. steps to easing of tensions ip However, the low bidder for a dent Nguyen Cao Ky and Gen. 5 . 7 P J « . chester, died Saturday at Hart- rtsl^ room, ordered Jackson ^®i®tkerS^“p8 wte‘'m^^d“’“' ^ o^'V^^Vv^or^oro^'ro'! “'^er'^s^s’JSldS ^IcT^free gold to the Protest Plot; Watts Summer Festival. to strip for a weapons search.; Amoiw indlvidu&l isauea previous month, the tirst to examine tlie massacre’s signing to seek and win a U.S. Police were* Ra.vmnnH London bullion market eased Any organization or business Bundle. drag line, one piece of equip- Duong Van Mlnh from toe race, The five-day aiuuial festival fMd Hosirital. The convict then pulled wishing to be a sponsor for the A statement Issued by For- ment which wlU definitely be leaving President Thieu unop- celebrates progress made slivce NO. COVENTRY COMMUNITY HOUSE Miss Corbusier was born to auto stocks, which had sur-’ state ■ ■Labor ■ ~Department report- aftormatha^-i®r™a.th. Senate seat. He served to the Grant, 24, of B\>restville, totoxl- **''® ®®**^ ^ $43.28 an ounce at _ .. ,M._i__ 1 itaazf rtrt fna oaraa Tovn^a ^ r a kxuled 9mm pistol. 25 broadcast should contact Be­ elgn Minister Walter Scheel «®ed on the project, was James posed, riots devastated the pre- BT. 44A Yookera, N.Y., and had lived to ged ahead last week after the td today. Tlchenor said ttot on the day Senate until, 1933. He died to cation; William Owens Jr 4n ‘**® nionilng fixing. Hie gold Arrested Pwk said no one has pieced president’s announcement that the Assault Henderson re- 1956. t$c r m. «... ’ mnrirAf uraa /mtIv AinoAH o hov noit. said the agreement represented Lally of Madison, Conn. The Bol- domtoantiy black area to 1966. Mansfirid Center for six years. “good progress" in easing the ton firm did not bid on a drag m e n u d o n a t io n toother what happened In the woiild remove the 7% per (Continued from Page One) Honor Students The parade, led by Grand Hie funeral will be tomorrow 17, Corn Fritters with Maple Syrup Adults $2.00 J^®kt fe^v minutes but he be^ pAnt aypIba (ay nn pai*s wapa _«_»* •_ vma ^ T »« ^ wua? aaa jAj a oerKeieyBerkeley coeci,coed, 'UretchenGretchen ceived n A/\vmwini«*6 ^ crisis. Peter L. Rockx of Elm St., life of _Berliners______and_ to securing line. Marshal Sammy Davis Jr., In­ at 8:16 a.m. from the Holmes u.v» cr.i.,un «u S » “ "p JT, ““ at a meeting on Aug. 14, ar- Rockville has earned a straight the future of toe city There were six bidders to all. U;S. Bombs cluded floats celebrating black Corn on the Cob ddldren 6 - 12 $1.00 Funeral Home, 400 klato St., again strong. Chrysler, up % at nonmanufacturing sector. rived at the Post Office ta the ..a " average for the spring unconfirmed German ac- R***® '^'ore opened to the Munlc- Ham Children under 6 FREE point to see why other guards arid'Ford'.^upTvi "at 69%; ^ the pW e'corp;'‘to- Sl'e;;:^ ^^naei Kaveckas 19 ofKellv history, bands, equestrian with a Mass of requiem at St. van, put up a ladder and semester at toe University of ^ Russians have mo^. teams and community groups. Salad James' Church at 9. Burial will had not come out uRd«ser; $14.60 an hour for a tival was a rodeo with Mack Home-made Pie said. By ROBERT TUCKMAN Yenkers, N..Y. . ^®H ^ “ *® *®''®* " t^® ^ ^ ^ 0, during much of the v S ‘ at Yale Rtovha™ "°*®® “® ®^*®8®d- D agS S w O rdflsh escape to avoid a burg r vernon residents ^ ^ ^^ther l°-wheel truck with an operator; cowboys. Friends may call at the fu­ Someone—possibly Jackson-i— toched ahead -with the Dow to- mnz-hwireached « a venr year ««> ago, the Ijihor Labor actionmti«n andons during »i.«the burning served »»*uje for at laae, uingnam ly squealtos-squealing hl«his tlrea-tires; Joseph ® ^ threw an alarm on toe ground floor. named to the dean’s list were hut the word “ **®^ *®*^ ® payloader. SAIGON (AP) — U.S. B62 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. automatic switch dustrl^ a v ^ e gatotog a Department said. "Hie loss over of 'huts that s ^ ~ cloiidU 5 BAILEY ^ISLAND, Maine Some draft records had been e . Mandelln of RD 4 and -LaUy bid $27 an hour for a which unlockedK0d all thA flrat mere 0.14. Tradlnc- on tha RId^ a*.. ______*__ i-. ______a i_-____ courumaior lor me iMaUOnaJ waa ahoi-crA^ __ . / at%x * . .... bombers flew nearly 20 more m... ^® mere 0.14. Tradtog on ^ the year was centered in the smoke over the area. Student Association/ ®**arged with failure to (AP) — A South Harpswell lob- destroyed by the intruders, the Robert Morgan of Vernon Z <1'^ “"®- '^® R**® wUl def- Carl E. Wolfram flbor cells. HiU unloosed 27 Board sagged to 11.9 million factory sector, which loet 37,850 The prosecutor said the pilots hp in a npnhpur ^ tt u upn °*’®y ®- traffic control signal, sterman, who was fishing for PBI said, and others had been Apartments. tolteljT ^ used OT toe pr^eot, stakes just below the demtidta- prisoners, including the two shar^, only one--^rd of the jgjjg would testify that the sight of jonathon ^w-hnm a T**® ®” ^®*- made after tuna Sunday, spotted what he ______probably rized zone today, and South Carl Emil Wolfram, 64, of other Soledad Brothers and jonamon cniurnam. a new ...... stuffed into mall btigs and low- Richard F. Abom of Meadow- The West has been seelong a and a bulldozer will Bradenton, Fla., formerly of reA j a. TL ------’ , tlon of West Berliners abroad. located a total n> im' 1%— work -_m_ force ^ aw M aa aa. decline of A4,260. O K /l required to perform a away over the weekend aa since 1938. bam and flashlights' with the fering to reduce the West Ger- State Board of Fisheries and three more North Vietnamese 142 East Center Street going to Florida two years ago. An unknown number of con­ lenses taped to emit a thin man political presence to West Game, the southern tip -will only rocket and mortar attacks ot at 25%; and Continental Oil, up s i : “ i , " - i — 1 . , "• - Sheriffs Elect Manchester, Conn. 06040 He was employed as a machin­ victs then slashed two white 1 at 32%. llr;;nTTotori^;T‘to ®» ® r** ^‘*®®’.^® wSnTTure What he w^ld iii beam of light, agents said. Berlin and agree to a Soviet rhave to be dredged about three forward bases below the DMZ ist at Pratt and Whitney Dlvl- ,convicts , and two white guards Prices «i the American Stock cE 2“ Lr^° on^'^acT- shootout whe^ nei=n called Z with the fish, although he did Hie three young men and two consulate g;eneral to tfie city. feet deeper than it la now to sup- and two other shellings to the (203) 649-7196 sion of United Aircraft Corp., 12. Rockville on Sept. 7. pfan to have a f^T^vo^ah women arrested at gunpoint in Frank Merrill te death with knives. Park said. Exchange included CMI to- tlon who do not receive vaca- jen ^ will show lione of this morning. all others are scheduled for dinners. port trout. northern provinces. But a mlU- East Hartford, before he re­ He said the body of Graham, vestment Corp., up 2 at 34%: tlon pay are not considered to rf„np ------Buffalo were bairefoot and clad Frank P. Merrill of Tolland, Some work has begun already tary spokesman, Lt. Col. Le tired to 1969 after 37 years with Seto“^ “^ "There Isn’t any more mer- in dark shirts and shorts, the already dead by gunshot, also Flying Tiger warrants, up 1 at be emidoyed. "The pattern of deceit com- who has served as a deputy there.. Blquipment was rented for Trung Hien, said there were no the company. was slashed. *' • cury to swordfish now than FBI said. In addition, all ex- Girls Found one week from the Moskell Con- casualties, He U survived by three broth­ 23%; Arctic Enterprises, up 1% The number of jobs to the ncsi- menced about 20 March, 1968, SOUTH WINDSOR there was 40 years ago,” he poised skin had been smeared sheriff of Tolland County for Three other white guards suf­ at 39%; and Champion Home- factory sector totaled 76,590 in in the oral report cf Ool. Hen- Police Accept structlon Co. of South Windsor Hien said a company from ers, Ernest Wolfram and Her­ South Windsor police arrest- said with diarcoal. eight years, has been elected Safe on Peak fered knife wounds. stead, up 1% at 31%. mid-July, a seasonal decline derson to Gen. Koster.’ ed- two men over the w e e k e n d ______to test the drag line method of the South Vietnamese 1st In- bert Wolfram, both of Manches­ Park said Graham’s con­ Female Sarge president of the Tolland Qounty dredging. Maskell bid $83 an fantry Division found bodies of of 12,670 from the mid-June lev- Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster charging both with larceny un­ and the destruction of govern- WATERVILLE, VALLEY, ter, and Harry W. Wolfram of cerned curlsoity apparently hour for the rental of a drag 76 North Vietnamese soldiers el of 781,160, the depsuitment re- was commander of the Amer- der $60. George J. Ramsey Jr., Disturbs Beetles Sheriffs’ Association. N.H. (AP) — Flrti and Game Santa Barbara, Calif.; and "precipitated them to put a Manchester Area SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) ment property. line today. about 16 miles south of the three sUtera, Miss Arm Wol­ ported. State and local govern- leal Division, the next higher 30, of Enfield and David Lloyd Hie 20 arrested at Camden plan of escape into effect ear­ ______l-a..^ hAaHni10V^A1*0 WOlHiAn are now eligible to j,., 31 of Somerville were /p. '^,®‘ Herbert Wells of Somers, who rajjgers said three young girts ______DMZ to an area where B88 fram, Mrs. Dorothy Trudeau, ment employment showed the headquarters were charged with conspiracy, has served as president of the lier than planned by Jackson largest decrease with a loss of “ This deceit and -withholding coma sergeants to the San nrehendedprehended SundaySiindnv atni a8 a.m.= ™ as BeltsvUle show that soU mulches were found to “good shape” to- bombers hit earlier. He said and Mrs. Ella Atamlan, all of Charges Nolled theft and destruction of govern- association for the past 16 years Nine High Cg the tofuitrymen also found nine Manchester. and the other inmates.” 6XM jobs due to the end of the of Information can be the prod- pollM *>«=®> ^ ***® they were leaving Syne In ^ - ®lun>tautn foU on paper can ment records, violation of the declined to run agato. A resol- <*®y ®^*‘ »pe*«llng ® rainy WiHiain J. Lennon, Director'^ _i..,..! ...... uct only of calculated design,” chairman of the city s Civil {(.y.try, John Fitch ri Blvd.,.vH OianikSouth reduce^ “®® thew® damage done to gar-gar machine guns, four rocket Funeral services will be Wed­ Park said "this accounts for For Youths school year. Selective Service Act of 1967 yflc„ passed honoring him night in the woods of nearby some of the seemingly irration­ 1 A II ^ J Tichenor said. Service CommiBSlon says it Windsor. Both were nn “®*^ beans by Mexican beetlee. NEIW YORK (AP) — Luciano launchers and 10 assault rifles, Roy M. Thompson, Associate Director nesday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Employment and breakiiig and entering. j^r the many years he has serv- Snow’s Mountain. Pavarotti will sing TOnio to The spokesman reported only al kind of things that happened. Charges were nolled for two feU T wTeiO ^ sJSmer ^y- *^t»»blatt asked the rtietorical their promise to appear in Or- reflected from the foU Funeral Home, 400 Mato St. U.S. Magistrate Ctoarles ed. a department______spokesman^ ______Donizetti’s "’Ihe Daughter of one ground action to the area R. Bruce Watkins, Associate Director, Corporation P m id ^ The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, such as Why Jackson ran out Cove^ yS oLe^ ^^tlrtty ^ti“awn®cll^l ST® “““ Hartford on «>^rbs the beetles, set ball and recognizance bonds - - . - ...... - — ^ Sept. 20. causing them to feed less and ------tKooo Robert Fitzpatrick of Stafford g^ld the" girls \riio Md been the Regiment” at the Metro- below the DMZ, a fight near pastor of Emanuel Lutheran' .with only one other convict fol- a Manchester man continued the department said. command of the for the 20 ranging from s , springs waa elected vice presl- missing since 6:30 p.m., Sun- poUtan Opera next February. Fire Base Alpha 4. Hien lowing him.” a Manchester man continued the department said. brigade whose lob was to flaht *®*u* policewomen will south Windsor nollce are in *®wer egg clusters. Curch, will officiate. Burial will to $160,000. Mniristrate ^®"‘ and Joseph Falcone ne of four details which 1972 June Festival. (ered two men killed and 14 neral home tomorrow from 7 Into some bushes and was not with criminal Intent and lar- $146.67 to mid-June to $147.38 In - ^ ^ - proved by the comnilsslon and Scantic Rd It was reoorted tlJi rangl^ from $16,^ I » ’ was re-elected treasurer. Paul searched througheut the night In October-November he wlU wounded. Perhaps this question has been on your mind: Personal Notices to 9 p.m. d^^r tem®**^ ® ^ c®"y ®ver »260 were fiolled for mid-July. The department said wearto| six rows of battle ®uPP<*rted by its chairman, some $130 to cash T^^m er- for the five an-OTtea m Sweeney of Ellington is high with tiie aid of bloodhounds. ®lng five performances cf Rlc- The U.S. Command an- Q. My birth certificate, family uioie ana uaputuuiu UCI llXltoiMl ncxerift of Tolland County. The girls were identified as cardo to “Masked Ball” with ncitoced that three American destroyed by fire. The county court house records are also not avail­ ■me dead guards were Identi- Dzlekan, 17. both of Rt. 44A, in average hourly earnings courtroom today, Henderson "I don’t believe women HEBRON In Memoriam at camaen ot ,p,,g sheriffs’ Association will Kathy and Dianna Munson, 10, the San Francisco Opera. fighter-bombers attacked anti- German Yarda^Buay able. Any suggestion how I can obtain a proof of biHh record? Coventry. Theodore Lata, 26. of from $3.61 in mid-June to $3.63 s^id: “i think I feel somevrtiat dwuld get an extra break, just .Resident State Trooper J■ MlMed at the end of another long wlU be operating at full capeu:- John Loom, 29, Venture, Calif., The three were arrested Aug._ hours. One year ago, the aver- Rothblatt said that “we have into“«*> the officers’ nuuui:ranks? hIs nurseiy on Rt. 86. The 300- dav. ------■—“ Its uttormer picnic will be held at Rangers said the irlrls reoort- -DonlzetU’s time to sing Tonlo’s were not known, but the Anieri- that purpose. Or you may write to the U.S. Census BiR ^u, Depart­ Ity until the end of 1973, medl- serving a second-degree mur- 3 in connection -with an incident age production worker received no doubt of the outcome If our "Now just now,” she repUed. pound kettle. Inscribed “Tay- N*®®®® *» a hundred and one little l^*the Camden Post CHearwater Beach Club, Crystal ed they spent the night ta the first act aria and catoalrtta to can planes were not damaged, ment of Gimmerce, Washington, D.C. for the form. um-slse yards until the end of der sentence and Ronald Kane, at Syne Industries, South Wind- $139.26 for 40.6 hours at $3.43 feelings or instincts are cor- "Probably later. One can’t lor’s Nursery,” was stolen some- In every“’cornerevery corner a memorvmemory ciin,.clinga. Office(flee buildlna were Robert W. Lake on Sept. 16 from 4 p.m. to woods but were to good shape the original key—which ta- The strikes were the 60th and 1972. 28, Fresno, Calif., doing time sor. per hour. reel.” change the world overnight.” time Thursday evening. ohiiaH»inhto- dark thouriithough "tired and wet.” wet. eludes nine high Cs. 61st ’’protective"protective reaction” at- Daughter, Ann Maheu Williamson, Philadelphia; dark. ■

^AGE TEN MANCHEStfJR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1971 Section Two MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1971 iKanrlfW lpr jEwTOtug MONDAY, AUGUST 23„ 1971 Pages II to 20 State Youth Nabbed In Drugs Raid

BURUNOTON, Vt. (AP) — Six persons were scheduled to appear in Vermont District Court today to Idee chargies of poauesslcti of marijuana follow­ ing: two drug: raids in Colches­ ter Sunday. Liodg:ed at the Burling:ton Community Correction Center for lack of bail Sunday were Jeffery Rudolph, 24, of Hunt- ing:ton; David Bleker, 19, of New Orleans, La..; David Bm- i-. mons, 23, of Richmemd; Georg:e Kelser, 21, of Burlingrton; Ben­ jamin Dupont, 20, of Gilford, Conn., and Alan Perry, 17, of Marblehead, Mass. Bail was set at $2,600 for Rudolph, Bleker, Dupont and Perry and at $600 for Emmons and Kelser. Rud(^;>h, Bleker, Emmons and Kelser were arrested short­ ly before noon Sunday by Col­ 2 chester police, assisted by Wi­ nooski police. Young Iranian arrives aboard his Japanese-made P the ^ Monument HUl Rd.' oMd HM.aTM«i asaactwri Herdsmen return home Rockville University of Connecticut’s Ellington: William M. Be- their mud villages with their everything Crafts Show-Rock Concert Attracts 2000 sheep in Uie glow of torches at ' lean’s roll, which is limited to dard. Upper Butcher Rd.; Da- Uospital rNOteS ^ J m ^ e m ^ undergraduates who have earn- Wd J B ^ G l ^ ^ Quilts, belts, pamtlngs, jew­ bumlne unwanted eas bypro- "Owever. Iran narvesis more ^ ^ better nverafe Edward C. Grazlani, <31der Mill Manchester center rocked Sat­ given time several were walk­ Lizard Tree, a rock and the Prench horn for six years, elry for bare feet, dolls, can­ VUittng hours are 12:30 to 8 unwjuea gas oyp tons of fish a year, B °r *)etter a v e rse Rd.; Derek ^J. Usk, Somers urday evening to the music of a ing and others were stretched country grobp from RockviUe, has been writing songs for d u ^ . ,3 worried about the grow- during the enUre school year. out on the grass relaxing. Photos By about six months and singing dles, painted plaques, ceramics, p.m. In aU areas except ma- Rd.; Betty F. Ra^iaU, Stein Rd. Summerfest Rock Omcert, the opened the concert while the teiMty where they are 2 to 4 The nomads appear obllviws poUuUon of the C a ^ a n From Manchester, they are Dress for the evening was fair was still going on. ’Ihe James Leggitt folk music for a little longer. huge paper flowers, crocheting, to the 100-plus degree heat that ^ ^ Joanne P. AgosUnelll, 247 Oak Rockville; Susan E. Albom, second of a series o t three rock and 8:30 to 8 p.m.. casual for the audience and the group was loudly applauded par­ Story By Paul Silver, a SAM coordina­ pine cone art, copper dishes -#■ surrounds the “ lUSometimes e U m e s the direction the St.; Ronald " P. Anderson.Anderson, 49 “ o f ’ S r i ^ e ^ E concerts sponsored by Summer performers. Bare feet, brightly- ticularly by the young people. tor and concert master of cere­ and many other items were ex­ Admitted ’fh a r ^ y ; Girard Iranian society is taking is hid- TMck Rd.; Joan A. Atherton, 46 « Activities in Manchester (SAM). patched faded jeans and T- Hub Caps, a Manchester group Margaret Hayden monies, thanked the people for hibited. Many more persons Bvreii Regan Rd., Rockville; .» den. One traveler noticed the Diane Rd.; Keith P. Bagley, 66 A mobile, but orderly, crowd, shirts were most common but just getting started, played some conrtog and said it was the larg­ looked at the handwork than Byren, Kegan kq , „™.zation n r o ^ of an Ulltemte peasant seto Dale Rd.; Paul J. Bakulski, 4 Louis Rega, .Somers; UUian several full-length' dresses, a songs of the '60’s such as “ Love est crowd of any of SAM’s bought. schools and watermelons at his father’s Waddell Rd.; Nancy L. BaUard, 27 Bo m ^ M . , S u ^ L . Pa- estimated to be up to 2,000 peo­ Anderson. RockvUle Memorial sari, long capes, moccasins and Me Tender, Love Me True,’’ as big at the first concert and was events. At this morning joint meeting - ' a better lUe in ^ Lakewood Circle; Stephen ple at times, . was in Center Nursing Home; Sharon Mor blankets were worn. Also seen well as new songs. Several asked to come back. Their ren­ “ After 20 years the town is of SAM and the public affairs ~ thQT, Sul when he was quesUoned c . Banas, 193 E. Center St.; Gardner, 34 Baiwroft PL, Gm rill, Stafford Springs; Geor- Park for the concert. Hundreds were many tie-dyed shirts with danced during their numbers. dition of “ Brown Sugar” was finally doing something with committee of the Chamber of about his alms, the son waived jeanne N. Bessette, 431 Summit A '. ® St.' sat on the grass in front of ink drawings sold at the Sum­ Hub (^ps played at the first probably their most popular Center Park,” he said. Commerce, Silver and kOss merfest Craft Pair held in the the flagstone area where the SAM concert last month and will song of the evening. Swan pro­ SAM sponsored a crafts fair CHieryl Schaffer, a SAM coor­ afternoon in ccnijunction with bonds played and several hun­ play at the last one. Sept. 4 at vided the sound system for all Saturday starting at 1 p.m. in dinator, reported that about the concert. p.vpi., ------,j3jj 3JJQ -x-enran. rour muuuii . dred more were scattered about a location to be announced. It the performers at the concert. the park and continuing during $400 were made at Saturday’s Bruce KeUer, Pine Knob Dr., barrels a day make Iran the U"I‘ ®d States. Briggs, 211 Perguson Rd. *' v Although most of the audience Also, William J. Brlndamour, Plorence St.; Marsha J. Kulickt the park to the Hall of Rec­ is the only group scheduled for Jeannle McMUlen, a folk sing­ the early evening of the con­ events in the park. Most of the South Windsor; Albert Wyse, East’s No. 1 oil produc- ords, in back of the Mary was in their teens, many babies, cert. Most of the exhibitors 6 Dover R d.; Patrice E. Burke, 6 Regan St. the whole series of rock con­ er of Granby, sang several songs money was from the sale of Broad Brook; Arthur Kelly, and the world’s fourth. Cheney library, to the side­ toddlers, grade school children, certs. she wrote including “Salvation were from the Manchester area food. ’The collection at the con­ Courts To Hear 46 Madison St.; Joan E. Char- Also, Linda M. Lehrmltt, 17 a few of the over 30 generation, Riverside Dr., Vernon; Elaine Nomads such as the ’Turko- bonneau, 36 Goodwin St.; kO- Orchard St.; Estelle V. Lessard, walks and on the hill in back Many backed away wdien Swan for FYeedom,” “ Songbird,” and but a few professionals from cert and the commissions fran PlUp, Center St., RockviUe; tribesmen stlU pass the of the bemds. Some sat on top even a few grandparents, were A chael R. Cole, 40 Olcott St., 66 Hlllcrest Dr.; Linda A. came on, loud and clear. Swan, “Lady Came From Norway.” out-of-town also brought and crafts sales have not been com­ Janet Koenig, Old Stafford Rd., summer months in tents with Young Voters of cars on the street. At any in the park. Apt. 103; Charles M. Cblpitts, Liowery, 12 Ridgewood Dr.; a New Haven noup, want over ’ihe young singer, \riio studied sold their wares. pletely tabulated. ’Tolland; Madonna Moulton, their camels, donkeys, goats 122 Bretttm Rd.; Richard A. Rachel M. Marquis, 14 Parm- Plnney St., and Luclen Breton, ^^d sheep, but feel quite natu- Seeking Office Connors, 28 Pioneer Circle; stead Lane; Alice J. Mead, 62 South St., both Rockville. i-sl hopping a motorhike for a BRIDGEPORT, Cwm. (AP)— Jeanne A. DeOesare, 63 Amott Skinner Rd.; Mark J. Moody, Discharged ’Thursday: Ina quick trip into town. New Canaan I^ean A. DesRosler, 29 RR 2; Susan A. Moody, 6 Moser Emertcsi, Cherry T> St., J Vernon; ------— Caspian ' sea resorts in Two 20-year-oid ... . Terry Rd.; Robert J. Dotchin, Dr.; Robert G. Morgan, 7E Ver- Orus Mansfield, Broad ^ o o k , ,^^,^11, Iranians appear most men have won the right to a Doug^le^ty St.; Margaret C. non Gardens Apte.; Elizabeth Julia May Harvey, RFD 2, relaxed and seem to forget they court hearing to determine Duffy, 21 Preston Dr.; Joan S. v , Myers, 201 Regan Rd., Apt. I b a b v i h m i d s Rockville; Vernon H a ^ , ^ r - ^ numarchy where the persons between 18 Dzietoskl, 3 Alice Dr.; Michael 29B; Judith Nlederwerfer, 260 U aid Dr., Vernon; Myrtle ’Tier- ruler still rules writh a firm vears old mav seek elec- R. EJverdlng, 64 Horton Rd. Nlederwerfer Rd.; Rebecca ney. Dart Hill Rd., Rockville; yany. Arbitrary arrests and ^ oubUc office T/.ho H U l______-..f PUDUC omu-e. Also, Joyce A. Prankland, 179 Nlederwerfer, RFD 3; Elaine B. Edward Wandzy Sr., Jobs Hillpress controls in Iran are not ygaring was ordered Sat- Mountain Rd.; John A. Frazier, paul, 18 High Ridge Rd.; Fred I SIHAINED Rd., Ellington; Kathleen Sou- unusual, and possession of urday by Superior Court Judge 176 Oakland St.; Joan M. Fred- erclk A. Ray, Lakevlew Heights, cler. Park West Dr., Rockville; drugs can lead to execution. Robert J Testo in response to rickson, 37 West St.; Sharon A. Also, Joel W. Roberts, 42 FRUITS & VEQ. Silvia Petelle, Dart Hill Rd., Bikini - clad beauties pass ^ motion by town-council candi- Goodstine, 26 Brookfield St.; Burke Rd.; Pamela J. Rockx, Vernon; Luba Williams, Koz- through the sand...... past middle- ^3 ^ 9 James Kelman and Rich- Steven M. Gosseto, 30 Auburn opriren lid • Peter L Rockx’ DESSERTS ley Rd., Tolland; (Tynthia Cas- aged women covered from head ^rd Rutherford. Rd.; Kathleen J. Greene, 31 ^ circle- Jacqueline j! tagno and daughter. Terrace to foot in veilsalia reminiscent of mTesto_nVwuTA** ordered .DH • SecretaryTWulorlaa of ’Tower Rd.; Douglas M. iUTati.Han- ' BaMJ t. 4 1 /2 O Z. Dr., Vernon. ancient Persia. Rambling Eu- me State Gloria Schaffer to sen, 119 Pitkin St.; Evelyn ’ •>...•Heights; JAR pllice the’ candidate’s names on Haugh, 96 Helalne Rd.; Bruce me November ballot or explain E. Hust, 87 ArceUla Dr.; Diane o u ^ ''| " ‘a u e y “ 2 8 '^ S d stock upASaval why she wlU not In court on X Joto^n, « C on^a^e Dr. ; ^ ^ ^ W e n S R. State Atty. Gen. Robert K. Ridge Dr.; Lawrence A. Kahn, ^ ^gor^g a ! BITUMINOUS KllUan recenUy ruled that per- 105 Ferguson Rd. ^ l . sons under 21 may not seek Also, Susan B. Katz, 66 Cros- elective public office. Mrs. by Rd.; William J. Kennedy, „ „ BACK Schaffer. In accordance with 29 Cobb Hill Rd.; Catherine M. South W ln ^ r ; Bruce L. Den- DRIVEWAYS that ruling, has directed local Kosciol, 29 Lyness St.; Ronnie nis. *83 Main St.; Deborto M. BAY CON Parking Areas • Gas Stations s Basketball Courts registrar^of voters to reject L. Kudlow, 81 Milford Rd.; Mackey, 116 HUUm Dr.; Shirley Now Booking for Seasonal Work election petitions of persons un- Linda S. Leon, 26 Crosby Rd,; M. Waldron, 863 Clark St. All Work Personally Supervised. We Are 100% Insured. der 21. Sheri C. Levine, 60 Green TalcottvlUe: Bruce F. Free- Rutherford and Kelman, who Manor R d.; John E. Luby, 784 niai', I* Main St _ _ . SINCE toLve been endorsed in their Center St.; Nancy J. Lynch, 117 Tolland: Martin F. Benu, teMAIO BROTHERS 1920 campaigns by the New Canaan Delmont St.; Mindy I. Men- Goose Lane; JMUtoer ^lUra, CALL 643-7691 Democratic organization, claim schell, 41 Milford Rd.; Claudia Tolland 0t.; Betti H .Mcoaoe, they are entitled to run under a . Messier, 71 Grandview St.; Rt- I*! Beverly C. W ^ e n , k the 14th and 26th Amendments Seth H. Mosler, 74 Green Manor RFD 1; Mary A. Zanghl, Goose of the (Constitution and several Rd.; Judy A. Muschko, 277 Lane. state statutes. Spring St. Vernon: Renee S. Browning, Kjlllan said state law re- Also, Dennis J. O’Connor, 21 132 Warren Ave.; Mary PROVEN SUCCESS quires candidates for public of- Wadsworth St.; John J. Oleksiw, CSiarUer. 491 ’Tunnel R d.; fice to be both voters and at jq Mayfield Rd.; Timothy P. I^- 29 Vernon ^itor least 21, despite the 29th O’Neil, 36 S. Alton St.; Gloria Heights; Jo^ph S. FYo^k Jr., The spotlight shines on Hub Gaps’ lead singer. Amendment, which extends vot- m . Opalach, 16 Byron Rd.; Elm Hill Rd.; Aime T. HlKto». ing rights to persons between John E. Ostrout, 422 Parker St.; *3 Duncaster I ^ : Janw w. QUARTER LOIN 18 end 21. Judith R. Paimberg, 71 Lock- Hovland, 10 CALIFORNIA wood St.: William W. Palmer, ®rlc>' P. Jones, U Admirers look at hand-orafted items at SAM crafts glass wall hanging. Below right, Dennis Prucher 288 Fern St.; Edmund C. Perry, CHUCK STEAKS PORK’ CHOPS fair in Center Park. Above left, yam dolls are of (Coventry iipprints a design on a leather belt. Martin Marries 86 E. Middle T’pke.; Beverly L. 32 Wapplng W oodJM ., St^he carefully inspected by a little girl. Above right, Raw leather belts, his tools and stain are on the 2 Pitney, 64 Horton Rd,; Ronald C- Marcham, Judy Snow’s macrame is being purchased. Below table. Some 35 craftsmen, most from Manchester, British Actress Pltruzzello, 196 Maple St.; Ann a left, Karen Badger of Manchester looks at leaded exhibited and sold their products at the fair. M. Pratson, 29 S. Hawthorne Warren 7 7 ^ 7 8 ^ HONOLULU (AP) — Dick St.; Russell S. Pratt, 91 Cam- 40 Legion Dr.; Me ’ of television’s “ Laugh- bridge St. ^ Rtvemlto Dr.; Mictoel E. In” has married British actress Also, Alan M. Relchlln, 30 R»®y- Rd Dennis Dolly Read in private ceremo- saiuoraSanford Rd.; Robert Robert L. L. Sand- Sand- Shea, 42 ^ Peterson R d ., - qDennis nles. Strom, 87 Concord Rd.; Steven 4 °;, Wapplng; Lurana E. Atwood, (ML Fo/Utl p M llTW itlC ft ’The couple was. married at Sass, 670 Vernon St.; Mark Lewis Dr.; Christine M. an unannounced Sunday cere- r- SchUto^r, » OtU K .; Pria- ^ -gg valley View Dr.; SWEET mony presided over by Circuit Pamela L. Hobby. 310 Bene- Court Judge Allen Hawkins and diet Dr.' Wanda L. Hubbard, Every day more and more Beauty Salons in our area are held In the presidential suite of ti*’ 28 Kelly Rd ' Arlene T. Ken­ a hotel. wood Dr.; Bruce D. Stewart, 37 ^ ^ A . I NATIVE each requesting Pivot Point graduates only. The Superior Martin’s 14-year-old son, Clinton St.; Edward G. Strimal- "«y- “ Training you get with the new Pivot Point System at Cary, gave the bride away. 5 Pivot Point Schoois enables you to open the way to fi­ ’The Martins will honeymoon ! CORN nancial rtwards more quicitly and aasily. Many graduates in the Hawaiian Islands for a hive stepped into paying positions or opened their own week before returning to Cali­ Prom ailTtowns: G- B®®‘“^“b Rd.. places business. fornia to begin a new season of ■ Red, Juicy Peaches Get your beauty career ntoving ahead . . , EN RO LL NOW “ Laugh-In.’ Andover: Apryl R. Dean. New gx;! . . . Choose the school with PROVEN SU CCESS! S ! ‘ p a S r Viner.’ 2304 Ellington H Native TOMATOES from his first wife seven years Rd. DAY - EVENING CLASSES ago. The bride is the daughter Y' of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Read^ of Bolton: Paul Elmore, Bay- - Large, Native Green PEPPERS No Down fiym tnl fell TIeie ft Male aei Bristol, England. berry Rd.; Pamela A. Geer, Thieves Turn Red Part Time Ftnale Pay Tvition Aftar Brandy St.; Terry S. Heins, 3 fcf Valaram Aaarmad Irani Ata ia You Craduatt Rosewood Lane; William D. SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — I Fancy Green CUCUMBERS RlelSTlR NSW FOR /iFTlM lRR CLASlIt Mickewlcz, 144 French R d.; Lester W. Brown protects his Pins and Needles 3 lb*. ■RUIH-UF FIVOT FOINT COURSI FOR Gary K. Mortenson, Rt. 44A; self-service car wash against a New Crop ONIONS LICRNIID HAIRDRIIIRRI IVRRY MONDAY AND TOIIDAY NEW YORK (APJ — A study Kenneth C. Shapozian, Brook- burglars with a device he de­ by the Traphagan School of Held Rd. signed that sprays intruders 8 New Crop McIntosh And OONNEOTIOUT INSTITUTE OF HAIRDRESSINQ Fashion here reveals that most Columbia: John P. James, ^Irtth a red dye that won’t wash 983 Mein St. opp. C. Fox, Hertford, of its studefits were recom- Lake R d.; Gary T. King, Szegda cff. Greening APPLES 3 lb*. 5 9 c 525-2372 or 522-7261 mended by high school guid- Rd.; Robert T. Pawlowskl, Pine When two youths tried to ice counselors. St.; Harry S. Pllver, Rf. 6; break into the coin boxes Many of the best known Pamela R. Samek, Pine St.; recently, the spray covered Nmit names in fashion were Trapha- Peter . A. Tambominl, Rt. 87. them and their udiite car. One W « Reaerve The R ! ^ To UmR (SuenliBee Stud todty for frtt A f d r t w - gan students, including Ga- Coventiy: ’Ihomas D. Bissett, of the brightly dyed youths hrocbmrt mU fmthtr ,lanoB, Esteves, Anne Klein, Grant HIU Rd.; Terri A. Crim- turned himself into p Zip Helen Lee, Stanley Herman, mins, 'High St.; Eve A. Knowles, car has been impounded, and Phmt' Victor Joris and Geoffrey Dunn. Rd.; Phyllis A. Lodder, officers went looking for anoth- Beene. Merrow Rd.; Linda M. Olson, er red boy. bwan rocks the pnik with its music.

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communications were cut be­ will receive wage hikes during liveau and son, 49H Rachel R d .; It said more than 96,000 cans cans of the chicken vegetable African Floods tween the city and the rest of Crash Victim Some Teachers the 90-day freeze. State To Join LIOflEn DRUa Mauchester Mrs. Mary D. Hence end daugh­ Campbell Recalls are still in circulation. soup they have in thetr homes. “ Tc'cur knowledge, no Illness Grocers have been instructed to South Africa. TV Nets Dump ‘Relevance’; He sadd amother 10,000 teamh- PARKADB ter, 131 Lake St.; Mrs. Jean C. Dies in Hamden Welfare Trials Hospital Notes Soup in A r e a 8 has been reported as a result cf withdraw the soup from their Fatal for 83 Expecjt Raises ers aire negotiating contracts, Fornwalt and son, 83 W. Middle OPIN eating the soup,” a Campbell shelves. and will be affected by Presi­ HARTFORD lAP) — Gov. v n r m f o h o u r s Tpke. PORT ELIZABETH, South HAMDEN (A P ) — ClhriaUna TRUMBULL, (A P ) —Ten per Of West, South spokesman said. The announcement follcwed Straight Dope Thomas J. MeskUl has ordered S:00 A.M. to 10 P.M. Intermediate Care Semi- Africa (AP) — At least 83 cent of Connecticut’s teachers dent Nixon’s action. , He added that the recall or­ the discovery of neurotoxin bot- Gerhard, 14, of M ilford died will get pay increases during a study of a demonstration pro-1 private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 "CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — The people are reported to have LEONARDTOWN, Md. (AP) Middle-Aged Heroes In Louis In Four Albums Campbell Soup Co. has recalled der applies only to chicken ulln in the soup coded —Nell P. Myerberg, an assis­ Saturday from Injuries received the wage-price freeze while oth­ gram President Nixon authwv p.m^ - 8 p,m.; private rooms, 07,pl3,701x. The toxin causes died In flooding following two thousands of cans of chicken vegetable soup processed at tant state's attorney in St. in an automobile accident late ers do without, says Raymond Ized lau9t week in New Yoric, 10 a.ih.- - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ■ 8 NEW YORK (AP) — Since botulism, a type of poisoning days of rains that swept a 750- By LAWRENCE LAURENT the only hit of the “second sea­ dentail to the aeries. The com edy How To Hold ___ p.m. the recent death of Louis Arm­ vegetable soup processed In a Paris and distributed In Ala­ mlle coastal stretch of Eastern Mary's Ctounty, has been fired Thursday. W. Rossomando, president of Too Many Lose Dogs California amd Illinois. bama, Arkansas, Colorado, which kills Its victim within 24 Another Milford girl, 15-year- (O) The WaahinKton Poet son” was a middle-aged bigot, revolves auound Stewart’s two Pediatrics: Parents allowed strong, four albums under the Texas plant after the discovery Cape province and Natal during fcr telling a newspaperman he the Connecticut Education As­ Under the plan, welfaure Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Ken­ hcurs unless diagnosed early. spouting his prejudices on “All s e ts . of fam ilies. He has a 29- DALLAS (AP) — Dogs are FALSE TEETH any time except noon - 3 p.m.: Audio Fidelity label have been cf deadly botulism con­ the we^end. favored legalization of mari­ old Marisa Marzocca, died at WASHINGTON — Jlut about sociation. recipients who aire unable to tucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, Company tests indicate con­ in the Family.” year-old scm, the father of an killed by cars on streets here at S o cu ro ly otfEers, 2 p.m . - 8 p.m . made available. tamination In part of one day’s juana. the scene of the accident. Both this time last year the entire Rossom ando sadd Saturday obtain other Jobs, will work in Do false teeth emberraae you by New Mexico, Mississippi, Mis­ tamination occurred only on Skies cleared today, but offi­ So, relevance is out this sea- 8-yeaur-old boy, nam ed Jake. a rate cf 70 a day, aiccording to Self Service: 10 a.m. • 2 p.m.; The albums are “Louis And output. Joseph D. Winer, county girls were struck as they television industry was basking that 10 per cent of the teachers community efforts, such ais cominz looee when you eat, lauth, souri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, July 15, the spokesman said, cials feared more dead might ion and the networks have Grandfather Stewart has mau:- J. D. Whltton, essistamt super­ or talk? A denture adhesive can hup. 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. The Dukes of Dixieland,” “The The firm said Sunday it has prosecutor, said he took the ac­ walked along a city street. in something they called “rele­ will be completing educationad park projects amd hospitals. Texas and Wyoming. but he added that all chicken be found. turned eagerly to the middle- rled a second time and from intendent of the city’s sani­ F A S T E E T IP fives dentures a long­ I. Intensive Care and Coronary Definitive Album by Louis already recovered about 86 per Every major dam within 100 tion because Myerberg should requirements for pay raises un­ er, firmer, steadier hold. Makes eat­ The company urged con­ vegetable soup packed in Paris vance.” That new television sea­ aged heroes, with particular this m arriage has com e an 8- tation department, whose re­ MeSkill sadd Saturday he was Armstrong,” “The Immortal cent ot the soup processed at not have made the statement Jupiter is 484 million miles ing more ^ o y a b le . For more security Care: Immediate famUy only, sumers In those states and in before and after July 18 Is miles of Port Elizabeth was re­ son was expected to emphasise stress on those who are big in year-old son, Teddy. The gim­ der existing contracts. How­ sponsibility is to pick up the sending a welfare offlclad to King Oliver,” and "The Immor­ Paris, Tex., and distributed In for publication. from the sun. and comfort, pse F A S T E E T H Den­ ahy time, limited to five min­ adjoining states tc destroy any being recalled. ported overflowing, and road the young performer in series Hollywood, or at least: what's mick or the schtick, then, is ever, he said, the Cost of Liv­ mutilated corpses. one of the pilot states to ob­ ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures utes. tal Fletcher Henderson.’’ 16 Western and Southern states. that were relevant to what was left of it. that the uncle and the nephew ing Council still has not decided Whitton hats four trucks for serve the program for possible that fit are essential to health. See your dentist regularly. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - going on in our society. “Rele­ NBC-TV is emphasizing its are the same age. whether other state teachers the Job. use in Ccmnecticut. 12:46 p.m ., and 8:30 p.m . - 8 vance,” intoned one nextwork capture of five persons who The sui^rtlng cast includes p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., made money in feature motion executive, “will bring an entire­ Julie A d a n s, as Stewaurt’s w ife; and 8:80 p.m. -8 p.m. ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ly new dimension to television.” pictures. None of them can be JonaUhaui Daily, as the 29-year- Age Limits: 16 In maternity, The warm glow of such a called young and certainly no old son; E llen G eer, a s daui|^- Honored 12 In other areas, no limit In attempt will be made to make iitatement had gone cold by Jan­ ter-ln-law Wendy; Dennis Lar­ self-service. From nearby farms, Svaeet their shows revelant. Nothing beats it! uary and by June, as the num­ son, as the S-yeair-old son, aind Anthony (Tony) O’Brlgfat of Hie ematgency entrance on ber of cwceled series totaled Three of the five—James Kirby Furlong as the 8-year-old 811 Oadc St. recently received a Armory St. la the only lyMipItal more than a dosen, the Ingroup Stewart, Rock Hudson and gramdson. speciad citation for meritorious entrance open from 11 Joke in televlslcm ran: “We James Gamer—cam hcmestly be service from the Americam ’ 7 a.m. All other outsidem l Fresh Corn found out that relevance Is a described as “movie stairs,” Legion Auxiliary at its amnuad are locked during the' night The other two—George Kennedy . Hudson turns state department convention in Tender good eating at new brand name for a deter­ shift. a low, low price. gent.” auid "Peter Falk—have won up married Bridgeport. awards for their sensitive act- 1 3 O’Bright was cited for his Washed out during last sea­ in character roles. Patients T oday: 245 SI HP R ock Hudson—after adl those mamy years of service ais a mu­ son were shows called “The All are in television this sea­ ADMITTED SATURDAY: SUPERMARKETS Toung Rebels,” “The Young yeaurs of pursuing Doris D ay- sician and entertainer ad the mmi-pncing son becaiuse the feature motion Mrs. Ruby W. Angotta, 107 Oli­ 2 Auxiliary’s state conventions. Lawyers” and “Storefront Law­ turns married in “ Mchflllan amd ver Rd.; Robert D. Bowker, 203 picture business is the nation’s An austlve m em ber o f the Man­ yers.” Down the drain went Wife.” Susan St James, lade of Graham Rd., South Windsor; number one undeclau^d dis­ “The Name of the Game” is chester American Legion Post, medicine as practiced by “The aster au«a. The movie depres­ Rnast Mrs. Lillian D, Day, Rt. 44A, Ritertis” and by the youngsters the wife. Rock is cast as Stew- he was its commander in 1960 Cov)sntry; Roy E. Delong, 220 sion has left performers with a airt M cM illan, p olice com m is­ amd then served as post chapladn assisting a i>sychiatrlst named choice of retiring, or moving to Diane Dr., Wapping; Goodwin All coupons may be redeemed sioner of Sam Francisco amd the from 1968 to 196S. “Matt Lincoln.” Europe for whatever is avail­ Pelt, 62 Union St., Rockville; hope at NBC is that the episodes able, or working in television. Ralph J. LaFoe, East Hartford. will have the romantic-comedy with only one ^5 purchase Given such choices, well—may­ Also, Deane P. Langlois, 58 saves you morel the senator lost flavor aichleved by IXTlIiam Pow­ be, perha^M—working in TV Birch St.; Lyle T. Neddow, 18 All Stop & Shop ell and Myma Loy in those Mini-pricing*' means good food— at the lowest possible prices. his o ffice isn’t aill that bod. T V Tonight Bank St.; Mrs. Juanita D. 3 movies about "The Hiln Mam.” Spencer, 4W Lake St.; James J. It-means a big, big variety of nationally known food brands Supermarkets Andy Griffith’s attempt to Hudson’s show will be one of See Saturday’s TTV Week Sposato, 70 Cedar St. plus our own Stop & Shop brands. And remember . . . Price- salute our branci . . . veteran of 36 three 90-mlnute programs ro­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: minded or quality minded— ^you can be sure with mini-pricing*. think young am a “ heaulmaster” tor (tomplete Ustings. new beauty in Salada warn a disaster. A young-oriented years in movies tated under the umbrella Utle Monday. Tuesday Only! Mrs. Phyllis E. Avery, 21 Salem of “Mystery Movie.” The others Rd.; Mrs. Catherine Borello. polittclan cadled ‘"nie Senator” (C) WATERFORD, CONN. are "McCloud,” starring Domis 26^ Eldridge St.; Mrs. Rita L. Tea Bags lost his office. The first fadlure Stewart, a solid motion pic­ *■** (18) % d '^ W n I Wert (O) Weaver, vdiich warn one of last 100 count packaRC of the yeair was a situation (M> Addanu Family Cardinal, Lathrop Dr., Coven­ r( ture perform er for 36 yearns amd season’s “Four-ln-One” serlra <«•> MoHale’a Navy comedy adMUt the love amd mar­ 5:W (!•) amigaa’a Iflaad ( 0 ) try; KathVeen Carlo, 32 Richard 0h 4 n r v ta«.. Avg. » more tham TO movies, will be air- amd “Colombo,” starring Peter umit pko riage of a daughter of the presi­ riving in a situation comedy (M) News — Waather aad Dr., Vernon; Leslie C. Chap­ Falk. Sporta (C) man, 46 Brian Dr., Wapping; dent of the United States, Sundays. TV movies. One warn called (M> Ta Tell the Trath (C> 48 Linden St. American Grown, Fresh store . Visit “Prescription: Murder” amd the <4e> 77 Saaiet 8 ^ Also, Gayle M. (Ostello, 378 us if you're other warn "Ramsom for a Dead •;M <» Newi withh 7WTiUter Craa- PORK CHOPS Summit St.; Steve Cote, 28 N. Vernon hlte (0) Mam.” (8) Newa with d.K. Smith aad Elm St.; Mrs. Carol J. Dauer, on the shore! Ajax Hairy Beaaeaer (C) Qoorter Loin Even before those roles FaUk 20 Dearborn Dr.; James L. - <18) Dleh Vaa Dyhe had become a frequent TV per­ <8848) NBC Newe Each 1 Brewster St.; Coventry; John with this eoul G«ad Itini Ml.. Au«. ta P rice ot Tom atoes” amd having (18) Whafe My UaeT ( 0) T. (Joldlng, 11 Ardmor«e Rd.; UmN ant tax To Have Full Schedule starred in a OBS-TV series Newa — Weather aad pkg contains Mrs. Anna Hebenstreit, East Sporta Merle B (O) with state statutes. character he plays in “Colom­ (8) BaaebaU (C) St., Rockville; Robert E. Miner, lamb should taste. Cut the ly different hours due to the bus In general, the lcx»U board fcd- bo.” TTie clmraicter is dis­ Newlywed Game (C) Ib M. Myers, East Hartford; An­ Snow Crop schedules. lows the State boeurd’s recom ­ 8:M (48) n Waa a Very Good Year merely a cover for the shaip gela G. Rooks, Montauk Dr., man can cut it. Serve this The price of meads in the mendation am to distance for 8:88 Shop maikes adlowance for individual in local directories as Internal 2 ^ 3 9 ' differences, the health and Revenue Service taxpayer as­ Manning, 23 Carroll Rd.; Mrs. Stop & Shop Onion Rings The finest chicken physlcail powers of the pupil, sistance offices. ’Die Hartford Bnia Nash, 124 White St.; CHICKffH, TtlRKffY OH £ A C money can buy. BARTLETT PEARS Morton 3 Course Dinners SALlSaUHY STIAK, 17 ft pllff 0 7 That's While Gem. the terrain to be traveled, en- office opened last ’Thursday. Cheryl Audorff, 29 Downey Dr.; H ot Ib Mrs. Grace Gess, 26 Little St.; John's 3 Pack Pizza CHIffSS OR SAUIAOR pkg Grade A Delicious M rs. Lena la. Miller, 201 Regan packcige of 12 Rd., Rockville. Hendries Eclair Bars Chicken Breasts or Thighs White Gem . . . Grade A 65=,p ■ROBERT Jl Taste- Also, Mrs. Louise A. 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i PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1971 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' (50NH„ MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 197l PAGE FIFTEEN T MB Nine Underdog n NL Front-Runners Giants No Match for Jets, Hg In Playoff Tonight But Do Not Lose Ground Latter’s Defense Too Much with his 21st homer and a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS when Bob Robertson smacked a ry Park—another first—and football from his quarterback pre-season exhlblUon starts, but of field goals and added three One half of Moriarty Tall Pete Carlin, the league’s Inflelders Johnson and Porteus NEW YORK (AP) — double. Jose Cruz also homered By EARL YOST National League bases-loeded single off Gary Oiey did it before their second extra points. Bros.’ defeats in the Hart­ winningest hurler with a 10-2 and hurlers Sala and Spencer. The Pittsburgh Pirates in the Redbirds’ 14-hlt attack slot, was on his back most of play was so one-sided many fans Country Club record, including a pair of de­ Dependable Rich Rlordan car­ East Dlvlslcn Nolan in the first inning. It largest home crowd of the sea­ NEW HAVEN — When the afternoon, to the delight of were observed leaving at half­ Tarkenton, who was zero for ford Twilight League— W L Pet. OB and Lou Brock scored five cisions over the locals, is expect ried the biggest bat with the and San Francisco Giants didn’t last long. son, 28,102. a modem day professional Jet followers. time. The victory, tacidentEiIly, eight in the first half passing, Saturday were administered by the Pittsburgh 71 61 .678 — Staub’s home run in the fifth times. ed to face Pete Sala in a iMttle locals, carving out a .388 aver­ can’t win for losing . . . or (Tony Perez singled home a • • * Late in the game the scram­ was No. 1 for the Jets after a rambled for the first Giant six- MEMBER-MEMBER Chicago 68 67 .611 IH ChicinnaU run in thp last of the wiped out a 8-2 Giant lead football team can’t put to­ New Britain Falcons. To­ of southpaws. ’The latter fashion­ age, second beet to winner IiOke bler was decked by b ig (0-6, pair of defeats. pointer and sub Ed Baker toss­ Net — John Krlstof, Frank St. Louis 68 .636 6 ^ can they? first and, after Pittsburgh which included a two-run P im s • DODGERS — gether any kind of an of­ night the two division-win­ ed a S-3 record and a fine 1.82 Gerich of Volkswagen. Ihe lat­ John Vukovlch singled home 246-pound) defensive end Steve Rangy (6-4) Al Woodall went ed to (toleman Zeno for the other Uptaskl 60; Del St. John, Tom ter is a former Moriarty out­ New York 62 62 .600 10 ’The NaUonal League’s divi­ made it 3-1 in the third, Hal homer by Alan Gallagher. late in the game. ning champions in the Greater earned run average. Carlin, out two runs in the fourth hmlng fense which results in Thompson and the diminutive the route for the Jets and cap­ Turner 01; Bill ’Skinner, Bert fielder. Ihlladelphia 66 70 .HO 17H McRae’s double, Lee May’s McAnally fanned Ken Hen­ The Giants had no offense to Hartford Twilight League will of UConn, was also the 19T1 63 sional leaders—the Pirates and the Phillies held on to ledge Tarkenton, listed at six foot and ably filled Namatii’s (white) Brownn ____ iio>62;' Jim T l_ Harvey, Vjt Ed Big stickers with the Invaders Montreal 71 .127 18 triple and an Infield out knotted derson—the potential tying minus one yard for a full speak of. Ron Johnson, said to clash in the first of a best of EEIA leader with a brilliant have been on top since June 11, the Dodgers behind Billy MTl- 180 pounds, started throwing shoes. He threw only 11 passes, Wllkoe 62; Bud Belanger, Ron are first baseman Harvey Sha­ West Division the score in the Reds’ half. run—to end the gsune foUowlng half, it can’t isxpect to win. That be suffering a leg Injury, did three series at Mt. Nebo for 0.81 record. the Giants since April 12—took son’s clutch relief pitching. punches. He didn’t land any and completing three, all in the first Haldeman 63; Dick Tarca, Don piro at .317 and catcher Frank S Francisco 71 61 .678 — Pete Rose snapped the dead­ pinch singles by Willie Mays was the case with the New York all the marbles. Play is slated Chris Ryba (1-1) and Nick it on the chin again Sunday by Bill Russell homered in the instead was detected by an alert half. One was picked off by nothing and the same could be Tarca 63; Al Calamari, Sonny Zangari (3-2) are other Falcon Wica at .373. ’Two other better Los Angeles 67 60 .628 6 ^ lock in the fourth with a two- and WUUe McOovey. said for Tucker EYederickson, to get underway at 6‘30. identical 6-3 counts from Cin­ sixth for the Dodgers and pinch Giants yesterday as they were official and 16 yards were Spider Lockhart and stopped a Monoco 64; Nell Conklin, Bill While the MB’s were running pitchers while the MB’s will than .300 belters during the reg­ Atlanta 67 63 .616 8 nm hom er, his 10th o f the sear Jet drive deep in Giant territory. New York’s other running back. cinnati and Montreal, respec­ son and 100th of his career, as hitter Bobby Videntlne singled humiliated by the New York marched off in penalties against Prtadle 64; Ray DellaFera, Paul through the opposition with ease have veteran Lev Spencer ular season were Veleas at .301 Houston 63 61 .186 lOH tively. ASTROS - CUBS — The Jeta’ running game was Bright spot for the Giants was the surging Reds won for the a run across in the seventh. Jets, 27-14, before nearly 72,000 the Giants. Correntl 64; Tom Prior, Fran In winning the Eastern Division (1-2), flame-thrower John Sera- and all aroimd man, Mike C2ies- Cincinnati 63 66 .188 11^ But again they didn’t lose Houston pushed across an great. Emers14. 28-14. ^ lexas, Joe meisman oi . Boston’s a*wa- —nine-holes— Donna M oser 92, tae iSti^ and finish at 13 under aass A — gross — Isabelle phy. An enthusiastic crowd of (AP photo) Parclak 92; n^t — Cora Ander- tennis fans watched the pair and Schieding took Keith and States, <3uba took the fourth set FINALLY MAKES IT—Mickey Lolich of Detroit, ------1 On Saturday. it was Kansas ^ aided rookie quarterback, com- Wendy Kemp 93; fourth—four- par 276. W eiskopf, however, W ith Break :L e a d e rf: a t y 27. New Orleans 7; AUanta ^ R « k P e r d ^ holes—Karen Dickm an 37, Rob­ soirt 91-18-73; B — gross — M ary triumph over Ben Ford and Groobert, 6-0, 6-1; BaUey and 16-8, the radio said. joined the 20-win club last Saturday when he beat matched the eagle ■with a 10 Captured by Bodine Clark eliminated Pearaon and The Cuban volleyball team By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in Radeen 43; fifth—one home— foot putt to take a two stroke Lou Pierro 100; net — Tina Mlk- Stuart Jennings, 6-3, 6-4. Milwaukee. His best previous high was 19 wins. Siss? “ olowsky 92-22-70. The champions took command Oimatead, 0-2, 6-0; . Ford and defeated the United States for Confident Kim Martin 14. lead. By DEAN YOST the g<^d m edal In the Pan In Schedule AHEIUCAN LEAGUE 14; Houston 21 Phlladeiphla 17. y«“ - with their strong and canny net Jennings scored over Warren Weiskopf, who won tae Kem­ Trenton, N. J.— Little Geoff Bodine from upstate BEST 12 play. Schledlng’s serve came in and Pastel, 6-1, 6-1; Hyde and American Games held recently PITTSBURGH (AP) — arid Oakland 20. Los Angeles 7. Others per Open .'earlier this year, KAN8 AS (3ITY (AP) — The BATTING (326 at bats)—Ol- In (Friday’s only game. Dal- year ine>“de G ^ Barton of tae Sunday with consistent power and ac- Duke overpowered Lesure and in Call, Colombia. The Plraties started selltag Patek Kept Senators on Run i ^ ’r^ ^ t“to“te psyched'wt New York walked away with his first major modified The Havana tournament tickets today for the Nation­ Boston Red Sox took a welcome Minn., .366; Murcer, N. Y., las nlPDed^velMi^6-16. PhiladeliJila Eagles of tae of his day by an amusing ta- victory yesterday winning the Trenton 200 at Trenton, aass A gross — Helen Noel curacy throughout the match. Sharp, 6-8, 6-3. In the semifinals, 54; Net — Cell Perry 48; B — a/.hiMUnE- and Coons took the Co«is and Schieding topped started Tuesday, ending Sunday al League champlonBhip break in the American League The exhibition weekend wUl !^iteM**Ctai8Uan cldent shortly before he teed N. J. Bodine, in a clean 1961 Valiant modified, broke the be completed tonight with Pitts- Lindsey of Abilene O ^tian, gross — Nelllie Johnson 61; Net match despite Ford’s deep ac- Bailey and Clark, 6-2, 6-0; Hyde night with Cuba and the United playoff series. schedule today, v^nAeroXng a t . Nicklaus’ elglit-yeau'-old son old track record formerly held ------;------States both going into the irfay- Box seats are $7, reserved hiinrfi iS rinpinnatl junior Leon McQuay of Tampa, — Lorraine Demko 49, Marion curate lobs and Jennings’ steady and Duke defaulted to Ford and Dry Spell Ends what else can happen to them 79 ^ v S S r Washington, and quarterbacks Jim Ch^y walked past a room ■adiere jjy Hendrick with a new lems, dropped from the lead Zamaltls 49- Putts__M ary Gan- ground strokes. Jennings because of conflicting off with three straight victories. seats 86, regular general ad­ Cuba’s victory left the United mission 83 and general ad­ In their fig^t for the East’s sec- r u N3 BATTED IN—MU- running Bodine gewere SO.’ (Jell Peny 81. Fourteen teams participated, vacation plans. m.p.h Hendrick’s old time was passed tae second place car of In the preliminary matches. Finals for the Women’s Sin- States In second place and m ission youth tickets 82. ond place. ebrew, Minn., 87; F.Robtason, defensive back and runs bock Washington football game on television. .The . Bouchard and held on to win Mexico third. - The Red Sox were smarting Balti., 77. youngster stopped, looked ta. 3 ® ^ ’ or 136.074 mph Coons and Schieding defeated gles Tournament wUl be held J^ce^St 'after’^ Ellington Ridge Bourns and Olcott, 6-2, 6-4; Ball- Thursday at 4:80 p.m. Finals On Hesitation Step from 9-3 and 2-1 losses to the HITS — Tovar, Minn., 166; and spying Weiskopf said, "Did Bodine, tae early pole-setter, . . . ^ ey and Clark topped Spencer for the Men’s Singles will be Murcer, N.Y., 146. you play yet Tom?’’. ted for tae first two tape be- sec^ Satorday-Sunday ^ I I Oakland A’s Sunday as they Sr tee’s ’'S^flrid jS His The boy, of course, didn’t re- lore Hendricks took over tae “^^®^ CHAMP10N8HIP and Brown, 6-2, 6-2; Warren and Sunday at 4. wncer Feasted on Yankees NEW YORK (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers had new to Kansas aty for the DOUBLES — R. Smith, Boat., said I first touchdown came after de- ’A lot of people allze that as tae leader after lead and Bugs Stevens, tae ^.® net—^oyd O’Brien, Olen Dick McAuliffe coining and going and Freddie Patek opener of a three-game series 27; BConigllaro, Bost., 26. three rounds, and tae man his second fastest qualifier, settled Miller fourth and (Jook fifth. Bould, Ed DickmiDickman, John Ho- kept Washington on the run. with the Royals. TRIPLES-Carew, Min., 7; dad had to beat, Weiskopf was hi third place. wat 112; seccHid—^Don Madda- The Brewers who had lost 11 ------— The Red Sox were bombed Angel First Baseman Patek, K.C., 6 ; F.Akxi, N .Y ., 6. Auto Racing Roundup ln«;)the final twosome of the day. Hendricks overtook Bodine luno, Ed Dymon, Jim Wood, consecuUve____ _ games to the TT- tiG j,e reached r©ftchi©d on OB an error and seven-run sev- HOME RUNS—Melton, Chic., Nicklaus earned $10,756 here, and opened a confortable mar- Jack Oiannin 113; fourth—SY«d gers in Detroit, ended that dry o,en stole second and third the first game of 27; Cash, Det., 26. including $106 ta tae Pro-Am, gin before the right rear tire j Meurant, Saul Pasternack, Ray spell with a 2-1 decision Sun- base before scoring on Lou Pi- doubleheader. STOLEN BASES — Patek. boosting his earning o $206,- blew going into the first comer UW C ln ssfi R Rayburn, Larry Scranton 119; day, scoring the winning run on nieUa’s single However, the nightcap was a K.C., 42; Otis, K.C., 88. Allison Edges Petty 608—$5,998 o ff his all-tim e 1967 retiring Hendricks. On tae 20ta VTlllB pirst gross—Ed Keating, Matt Sorry Series Ended a little hesitaUon step against _ . . „ .. heart-breaking loss for Sonny PITCHING (13 DeolBlons)— -o ijijjg swipes gave tne little m k i* money winning record of lap. Stevens passed Bodtae and Chupas, Jack CMstofanl, Lou M cAuliffe. was opening a small lead when “>® ® Diviston third-Dlck M cR on r. ANAHEIM (AP)— ^The New York Yankees limped Woot.4 infielder 43 stolen bases ^he veteran right-hander had C.Dobson, O alc./li-s’ .8M, sW. $211,666. Kansas (IHty dumped Wash­ his engine blew on the 26th lap. Oub CSiampionshlp at tae Man- Tony Lembo, Nelson Skinner, for the season, tops In the ma- four-hitter going and was STRIKEOUTS — Blue Oak., out of Orange County Sunday and California first base- ington 4-1 with Patek stealing After Fender-Banging It was. ta^ ..secmid engine Sto- cheater (Jountry aub was Agnes Jack Oiessari 117; fifth—'Pat , , , . „ ; I locked in a 1-1 tie with tw o out man Jim Spencer was sorry to see them go. ______two more bases and increasing 264; LoUch, D et., 261. vens blew ta two days. Satur- Romayko. She defeated Marylou Indomenlco, Dave Berger, Andy his major league leading total Four innli^s later. Patek was ^e ninth inning. Then Reg- NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby Allison won a fender­ Weekend Fights As for the Yanks, they jjj yje late innings, lumetheless again t^chlng off pother who had a pair of day night at Isllp Speedway, he Repko, Ed Moser 120; Uckera— couldn’t get avmy from ^iK cr fourth shutout and in that department. NATIONAL LEAGUE banging 500 mile race in Alabama Sunday and if there CARACAS, Venezuela — encountered tae same problem. Lea Baum, Irv Ertman, Pat In- and the Angel pitching staff fast P complete game-both tops Elsewhere in the American homers in Oakland’s 4-1 victory Vicente P«il Rendon, 176, Stevens drove tae Late Model Ladles, 88 In number, from Domenico, Holmes Brown, Ben League Sunday, C3Ucago mwed on anMie d Saturday, hit an inslde-the-park BATTING (806 at hots)- was an election today he probably could heat George enough. yjg Angel sta&. Venezuela, outpotated Eddie Qorvair modified yesterday. eiglxt different country clubs Brown, Frank Oonan, Lou 'Beck- tripped Cleveland 6-3, Califor- *^8 23rd home nm. Torre, St.L., .366; Beckert, Wallacefvuuace forlui governor...... Andy Messersmith pitched a “I've been bothered with sto- nla blanked New York 3-0, Oak- Hopkins single. Pltaeilas jackson Uned a drive to left .361 And among the sports car among six drivers before Alll- "Bos^an’’ J o^ , 178%, ^ With tae field beginning to from around tae state.com- er, Vin (Jallahan, tarry Oialne, slx-hitter and Spencer drove In „jach trouble for about two land swept a doubleheader with center between Carl Yastr- RUNS—Brock, St.L., 87; crowd, Jackie Stewart would son gained control with «ily “f®®* ‘*>® press**™ of high speed peted for prizes in tae Women’s «®**® Dickinson. BUI Warming- two runs with his 16th homer y^oeks,’’ the Angel pitcher said, world championship. racing, Jerry Cook was the half- ton. Barney Weber 73; Lou Boston, winning the opener 8-3 double delivered two more Conlgllaio. Bonds, S.F., 88. make AlUson a good running eight laps to go. and a nm-scortag single as the „ j f n have to have some mate, though his residential Among the first to drop from ------way leader with Bodtae. Bob invitation Day. The Erich Kellner 71. Angels completed a three-game fegfa run.” and talcing the second game 2- While chasing the ball. Con- RUNS BATTED IN—Staigell, ladics acclaimcd the day a suc- Paul Spllttorff got last-out igUaro turned his ankle. He fil- Bltt, 109; Torre, StU, 104. status would be a problem. tae race ■was brother Donnie Pltcher Bob Garibaldi of the Bouchard, driving Hop Hairing- SainniMr sweep of New York by handing Messersmith outdueled New 1, and Baltimore beat Min­ nesota 6-3. help from Tom Burgmeier to nally flipped the ball to Yastr- HITS —Torre, St.L., 177; Stewart, the wee Scot and Allison, tae pole wtaner at a Kansas aty Royals U best re- {®"’s 1> Ht®!**® Kv^ and “ “ ' Klckers-^SS^otter, Dan the Yankees a 3-0 setback. Y ork’s Fritz Peterson, 13-8, who pickup the victory, his third zemskl, who threw to m iica Beckert, Chic., 168; Garr, AU„ current world driving cham- speed of 187.328 m.p.h. His membej^ for hoj^recelved ^ Austin running ta that or- P®^‘"® ^ ^ Maddaluno, Glen Bould. John During the three-game set, tagged with his first loss over Washington this season. 168. the Yanks could muster only gj^ce June 28. BREWERS • 'n G E R S — ■Flore, wiioise throw to the plate pi.pi bested Team McLaren Mercury led three times before a r e t r i e d noO.OOO b«us from • . .. Mrs. JBuddy Baker, another leader, 11^. He had a 16-10 record with lap total, leader Evans, ex- of Ellington Ridge gan, Ed Dymon 74; Don R o m , Spencer, meanwhile, was in- and seven straight decisions Ued at 1-1 in the sixth inning “ ^ *^ *^ * T when Tommy Harper opened The White Sox got some long hurting in the manpower de- TRIPLEIS—^Metzger, Houst., tae Mid-Ohio course near Lex- and Charlie Glotzbach .also Phoenix last year. perienctag mechanical prob- a low net score of 91- Lou Becker, Larry Scranton, strumental in all three CSailfor- prior to Sunday. And when ball punch with Pat Kelly, Mike p a r t m e n t . First baseman W.Davls, L.A., 8. nla victories. On Friday he belt- Spencer belted his homer in the with a double for Milwaukee. tagton but probably doesn’t were put out by engine failures, ______73-18. Mary Heslta, also of Ell- Howard Tourtellotte, Art Tulin, Ron Theobold’s single moved Andrews and Carlos May all George Scott and outfielder Joe HOME RUNB—Stargell, Pitt., have the story to tell that AlU- Baker's - tMir caught fire and inglon Ridge, was second low John Oiaplta, Reg Mosher, Jack ed a three-nm homer in a 6-0 second inning, it snapped Peter- poling home runs to beat CTeve--Lahoud were atoAUnoH bv flu H.Aaron, AU., 36. wta. Saturday night, he had two son’s streak of 19 consecutive Harper to third. Iaa — aI . . . - *Qrni’\TTn8kTnA mi son does. spun onto tae grassy apron. He net with a 94-18-76. Hunter 76. land. while second baseman Doug STOLEN BASES—Brock, hits in five swings and it was scoreless tanlngs. Next, Jose Cardenal bounced _ __ Off. Art. Aa^- w aa. __ Allison, of Hueytown, Ala., suffered minor bums on the left Lorenzen Quits Granatelli^ aass B; Low Gross—Mrs. i to second baseman McAuliffe. Wilbur Wood ran his record Griffin remained out because of beat Richard Petty across tae hand and arm. Britt 90, M rs. Bantley 99, M rs. Gross—A—Jan H arrigan 97; his walk in the 13th inning that Spencer hiked the Angel lead A Artw fkrt Qaat sarrtM a . . Onngan, UrttiafHoust., OA24. set the stage for Ken McMul- to 2-0 in the sixth when he Instead of going for the double '^ock muscle spasms, finish line by 2.1 seconds. He Allison averaged 146.916 Huriburt 99: Low Net—Mrs. B—EUle Chatae 110; C—EUie play, .McAuliffeV— threw to™ the ®cven erf their last el^t g^M . Rookie - - —southpaw Rogelio PITCHING uo(18 DeclaloiMi)— Car Just N ot Competitive len’s game-winning hit, singled home Jim Fregosl, who * _ DavP WvAtf ass ttMi*VtAV>AH VrtlS* flSA Tt1_ did it after shaking loose from miles per hour, Brendal 97-24-73, M rs. H. W ineze 110. Spencer finished his 12 games had singled and moved to sec- plate to cut“‘^f "n^r. 'The homered for the In- Moret llloPete Hamilton that McLaren’s Revson on tae 72nd TALLADEGA, Ala, (AP) — refuse to sit back and take it c'-^^^'Gross—Mrs An- BBTTI» NINE with 14 hits to 34 tripe for a Roger Repoz provided Call- Harper didn’t try for the plate. nrwniaa ^ opener. However, Dave sent Hamilton out of the race. lap of the Mid-Ohio Can-Am Former stock car racing- great easy in a car that won’t run up Person 100, Mrs. Daly 106. A—Sally Geda 49-11-38, Jan .412 average. Included in his fomia with its final nm by drill He dove back to third base in- OKIOLBo • TWINS Duncan led off the big seventh Allison and Petty admitted and coasted home to his second Fred Lorenzen quit ca r owner _ Low Net—Mrs. Shea 106-36-71, H arrigan 48-10-88; B—EUle output were tour homers and in? his llth homer off Roger stead, leaving the bases loaded. Hie Orioles c^ned their Elast with a homer and the A’s went Liska iDjured there had been considerable victory in five races this year, Andy GranatelU Sunday, say- F ergu son ' 110-36-74, M rs! C*>alne 62-18-39; C -E U le W ln ^ , f 10 RBI. HOmbright in the eighth. ■ Dave May followed with an- Division lead to a fat 11 games, on to rout the Red Sox. Gary fender-banging at 186 miles pyr Swiss star Jo Slffert was sec- •tag " I refuse to drive a ca r Morrone 111-36-76, M rs. Larsmi 52-16-36; kickers—EUle Wtawize / tag, I refuse to drive a car neertag of Griffith, Ind. Nlchels 108-32-76. M rs. Dennlswi 110-33- 74; V era Honnon 80. “I always wanted to be a The scoring sweep was a first ether bouncer .to McAuliffe. using four home runs to beat Peters hit a pinch homer for PHILADELPHIA (AP) — hour as the three drivers bat- <»id, Ttmy Adamowlex third, This time the second baseman Minnesota. Don Buford, Dave two Boston runs in the ninth, that is net competitive.’’ also owns a Pontiac assigned to -j-j Yankee when I was growing tor the Angels at the Big A Quarterback Pete Uska, of the tied atde-by-side and bumper-to- Herb Mueller fourth and Chuck Sunday went for the double play, but he Jc^uison, iE'aul Blair and Andy in the second game, Cainpy Philadelphia Eagles, will miss Loren«n, i ^ f ^ ^ a ^ r three-time G ^d National Hole. Mrs. St. Sauveur. up,’’ Spencer said. "So, natural- this season and enabled them bumper the last 60 miles of tae Parsons fifth. Grosa-A—Bette Wolft M; B— didn’t get it. May beat the re- Etchebarren all reached the Campaneris led off the Oakland fl't least two exhibition {games, fourth ta the TaUadega 600 at champion David Pearson. The \rvntprv Pri7i> wra nioiHn ly. I get jacked up when I play to divide their season’s work reice. ^ other weekend activity, EUie C2iatae 109, Kay-NaktenU lay to first by a step with Har- seats for the Orioles. first with his fifth homer, but the Eagles announced Sunday! Alabama Intomational Speed- Pontiac faUed to make the Tal- sPlymouth under contract with ruled illegal by NASCAR offi- way I hit against ,them. My and open a three-game set with ■* * * from EJddle Watt. The Ori.oies a walk, a sacrifice and Luis Houston Oilers in the Astro- fo r the season to $171,436. P etty before 21,480 at M ilwaukee, av- the oU additive king since tae cials. BETTER NINE batting average would really (he Washington Senatorii Tu'es-' ROYAI^ - SENATORS —— four starters, McNally, Mike Apariclo’s single in the fifth, dome. Medical diagnosis show- coUeoted $10,840 fo r secw id eragtag 96.468 m .p.h. fo r tae start of the 1970 season. In Sunday’s race, Lorenzen A—Bette Wolff 42-8-34; B— {dace and now has become 200 laps around the mile oval. (A P photo) Sports Dial suffer.” day. The Yankees atb in 'Oak- Patek, Kansas City’s pesky Cuellar, Pat Dobson and Jim Then Jackson broke up-the duel ed the 20-year-old quarter^ HEADER! — Cynthia Pottefr of Houston tydsts "I haven’t had a competitive trailed wtaner Bobby Allison by K ay Naktenis 61-14-37; C — NASCAR’s first $200,000 season Lem Blankenship was second, car since we got together,’’ the more than four laj^ and never a a lr e F rier 68-18-38; U ckera— (Herald photo by Leggitt) Messersmith, despite' battling land Monday night to begin a little leadoff man. ran the Roy- Palmer, all have 16 or more between Siebert and Diego back strained a medial collater­ through one of her final dives as she beiximes first TONIGHT an attack of stomach cranrips three-game series. als into a first inning run when victories. Segul. al Ugament in his right knee. winner with $210,066. Norm Nelson third, Verlta Ea- 38-year-old native of Elmhurst, was strong enough to run with Del -Hartmann, Iii Hupter 77; Champs-Phil Coons, Eric Schieding woman in 13 years to win three indoor diving titles. 111., said. “I’m a charger and I most of tae top cars. 8rtM Giants vs. Mets, Ch. 8 ♦ / ■ There were 68 lead changes ker fourth and Sal Tovella fifth. EUie Wineze, EUie (Jhatae 80. ■

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Call RUSH ORDERS HELP WANTED — Arby’s AAAKE A LEISURELY 53 Verily u Information dow shades made to measure, ready to go. Call 872-8247. STieOLL O F IT.' a n d a l l TH' DRIPS WOULD 1243. light trucking and package de Roast Beef, 257 Broad St., ______54 One who raves r all size Venetian blinds. Keys 649-9406. AND I B R O U G H T ^ S H E 'S HAVE BEEN WASTED/ 55 English JT «6 w THE HERALD will not livery. Refrigerators, washers The following people are Manchester. Three or four cOCKER Spaniel AKC. lovely YOU A S O U V E N IR T H E novelist m w r HI disclose the identity of 1961 CADILLAC coupe, good made while you wait. Tape re- gjove moving, specialty. RnoKKEF-PFlR - Full or oart- needed to fill openings in nights a week, 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. black female. 16 weeks, cham­ J U M P IE S T 56 Paste (Itat) v r mechanicalmophnninol ncnHIHnn.condition;, tioa needsHa /»rbt*HoT*acorders lor i*A¥itrent. ^ar1rtur*flMarlow’s, Ilfl7867 ^ ..... ______a. BCXjKIvlLlflt*ll)rv rull poXl any advertiser using box Folding chairs for rent, 649- time poeitimi. Accounts pay­ EAST’ OF THE RIVER 649-8043. pion lines, all shots, wormed, K ID 1 DOWN letters. Readers answer-i exhaust pipe, ideal local car. Main St., 649-6221. 0762. Co.’s. housebroken, leash trained. K’KJOW/ S3” 14 able and general ledger ex­ SCHOOL bus drivers — Bolton, Ing blind box ads who $126 or best offer. Call 646-2324. 648-6487. 1 Remarked TWO handymen want a variety perience requlired. Salary com­ All positions at RITA GIRL Hours 7:20—9 a.m. and 2-3:45 2Footed vases U u desire to protect their identity can follow this of Jobs by day or hour. We Pointing - Papering 21 mensurate with ability. Mod­ are fee paid. p.m. Call 649-8400. GERMAN Shepherd pups, excel­ 3 Night em alr-ccnditioned office. East (NIWSPAPIII [NTIItNtlSE ASSN.) pixicedure: Trucks - Tractors clean yards, attics and cellars. AOCTG—Gal Friday: Pre­ lent disposition, good pets or Hartford area.-Send resume to RETAIL SALESMAN — A pro­ Reasonably. Call 643-6306. T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS — vious exp. with figure work good watchdogs. Phone l E. Main St., Meri- gi/joDHOUND puppies, AKC, flers and tailpipes. Call after Jobs. Free estimates. 876-8066. RECEPTIONIST: 46 wpm, 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. jjgjLP WANTED — Female— den, Connecticut, from 8 a.m. available October 1st. One FOUND — The best place to ______6 p.m., 643-8819, 243-8686. typing and Lt. s/h. 1 yr. ODD JOBS wanted, general jnSIDE—outside painting. Spe- Arby’s Roast Beef, 287 Broad to noon and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. black and tan, oUvsrs red. $176. Lirteie 09 xmmu SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL choose home decorations a n d ------exp. and PBX. Sal. to $110. cleaning, mowing lawns, pro- j„i. people over 66. St., Manchester. Days 11 a.m. for appointment on August 23, 1-429-3188. gifts is Your Gift Gallery at T r a llo n — fesslonal experience in win- competitors, then call t® » P-*"- STENOGRAPHER: Knowl­ 24, and 25. Watkins, 986 Main St. Your u ______6-A edge of Purch. necessary. I'M ON A/V WAV home town friendly world of n o m C S HOURS or - S/H Typing. Benefits. Sal. TO ENSLANP. Friday. Accurate clerk-typists. gifts Telephone, 643-5171. 1967 12x60, NEW MOON, 6 RICHARD E. MARTIN. Full $100 plus. Help Wanted - rooms located at lake must be professional painting service, Chedlt and collection back­ Mole or Female 37 FULL-TIME r moved by fall. 876-1666 or 742- Building Contracting 14 interior-exterior. Free esU- ground helpful. Downtown, air- conditicned office, free park­ Automobltes For 5ole 4 8666. MASONRY work all types stone mates, fuUy Insured. 649-4411. REAL ESTATE sales, mature RETAIL MAN ing. Advancement opportun­ RITA GIRL person, full or part-time. Must and concrete, no Job too small, «i« -- 1966 OLDSMOBILE F86, cus- 1971 SHASTA — 13’ compact, ities. Phone Mr. Greene, for be neat In appearance, experi­ over 20 years experience. Free CEILING , specialist expert 99 E. Center St., Permanent pooition In Inter­ tom station wagon, can be seen Excellent condition. Sleeps 6. Interivew appointment. 646- ence desired but not neces­ Call 649-6122. estimates. Call after 6, 643^, workmanship One celltag or Manchester esting and challenging work at The Crockett Agency, 244 1870 or 644-2OT6. “ 11 your ceilings repaired and 1213. sary, will train. Sid Manning of Main St., 643-1677. in region’s largest leading PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI 37’ MOBILE home set up on lot, ______painted. Reasonable rates MATURE woman wanted as 646-3441 Lownds and Manning Realty, sports store. 1966 PLYMOUin Roadrunner, ready for occupancy, Nice DORMERS, gaiages, porches, Csdl 649-6993. companion for elderly lady not 876-3357. THE ^TARS REMIND ME 363, 4-speed Hurst, $1,095 Call shaded lot. Inquire Chare at OF A MILLION e y e s ! ^ ^ t c h e 'T ^ t id - a T v V 'l^ ^ : B. “ AGOWAK JR. & Sons. SCHOOL bus drivers Bolton, r e a l ESTATE Sales— Excel- • Firm Salary 876-8623. Trailer Park, Main St., Ver­ Hidlmr ™neral renalrs. Dual- Ulterior and exterior painting, ter no heavy nM^worx. ^and 2-3:46 lent opportunity with growing non. siding, general repairs. Qual laundiy. Live In one week, off • Paid HoUdays ity workmanship. Financing paper hang;ing. Thirty years p.m. Call 649-8400. company. Potential for unusual experience, four generations. second week. Work alternate earnings on commission basis. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bug, good available. Economy Builders, Sick Time Fre«e estimates, fully Insured. weeks, own room and pletisant Experience preferred. For In­ conditicm, $1,000. 643-2819. Motorcycles-Bleycles 11 Inc., 643-6189. 872-0647, eve­ surroundings. Write Box D, 643-7361. Help Wonted-Mole 36 terview call 046-6353, Mr. Stark­ Vacation, etc. nings. Manchester Herald. 1907 CAMARO, 4-speed, V8 en­ MOTORCYCLE Insurance — ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman, weather. gine, $976. ^ v ln g s Bank of Call Betty Turner, at the N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter Apply In person only If you Additions, remod- Floor ______Finishing 24 insurance benefits, CENSUS takers Manchester I Manchester, 646-1700. (JixKikett Agency, for low rates contractor. paid holidays and vacation, lllqe people and want to be School Dept, start October 1st, Including passenger liability. eling and repairs. Call any- ji^l o o R SANDING, and refln- $5 pension and profit sharing estimate. 875- 1971. Applications now at associated with quality and 643-1677, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. time for free Ishing (specializing in older plan. Call Roberts Electric, 8 m . “You won’t find the military-induatrial complex 1969 MGB GT, good condition, 1642. PER HOUR Youth Service Dept., Board of service. Call for Interview at: floors). In and outside paint­ a.m. — 5 p.m. 644-2421. 'Education, 1146 Main St., 649- nearly to frightening once you’ve learned to cope $3,100. 643-2819. 1964 HARLEY Sprint, excellent ing, etc. No Job too small. John eed- Electric ^------—-T,- hedge —-rT clippera, ■ ityuy workmanship,worHiiiaiiaiui^, free esti- ______o n or write, ’’Santa’s Parties” , depending upcm experience. ster. a real show piece, $900. clippers, circular ^ d hand nj^t^g F,,uy insured. 649-3417. B usiness O p p o r t u n it y 2 8 Avon, Conn., 06001. Telephone We are looking for mature, permanent ^rsonnd, 649-6644. sharpened. Plck^ 872-9187. ------ExceUent fringe beneflU. delivered. Sharpall, 643-6306. ______PIZZA house for sale. Call any- 1-673-3466. Also booking par­ Apply full or part-time. 'Training available for those who ties. > 1962^ VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, ^ B ID WELL Home Improvement time, except Tuesday, 742- qualify. We offer paM holidays, paid 2 weeks v ^ engine excellent condition, on- TIMBERLAND Tree Service Co. Expert installation of alu- 9666. MOTT’S tion, paid sick days, paid insurance and overtime. lots ______MATURE woman to work part- ly needs starter and few re- Tree removal, pruning, m mlnum siding, gutters and ------~ time, days. Apply In person, SHOP-RITE cleared. No Job too big or pairs. $250. 649-6694. trims. Roofing Installation and c «|um»U m u l CIOSSOS 33 Swiss Colony, Manchester SUPER MARKET small. Fifteen years experi­ repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. CADILLAC — 1963, Limousine, ence. Bonded, insured. 742- Parkade. 687 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester MEADOWS CONVALESCENT b u l l d o z e r TRAINING 646-m i exceUent condition, center par­ 9606. BIG MONEY CAREIER EXPERIENCED billing typist. tition, 2 air-conditioners, 2 Roofing ond . In the seat approved training in- Many beneflte. Ask for Mr. St. a. MAN with no current service An equal opportunity employer. heating systems. FuUy equip- SHARPENING S e ^ c e - Saws, ch lm n e V S lO -A eluding loaders, baickhoes and Germain, Duo-Fast Northeast, liability who has a good me­ ped. 043-0689. knives, axes, sheai^, skates, ______Y* 22 Tolland St., East Hartford. chanical aptitude to work on a rotary blades. Quick service. ~ graders. Not a correspondence R(X>FING shift from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 1970 Volkswagen sedan, fully Capitol Eiqulpment Co., 38 pairing r ^ s o f ^ l l S n ^ j T guw”J l c e * ^ ; S PART-TIME housekeeping and packing polyethylene bags equipped, $1,660. CaU Steve, Main St., Manchester. Hours roofs, gutter work, Ueextsed school. CaU kitchen help wanted. Laurel with the eventual posslblUty of 644-2983. dally 7:30-6, TTiursday, 7:30-9. Manor, 649-4619. cle.aned and ropaired. 80 247-6670 anytime. learning to become a set-up Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. years experience. Free esti­ man on ptUyethylene bag ma- 1966 FIAT station wagon,-< re­ mates. CaU Howley, 643-6861. CASH at once. Speu'e or full- ,, cent valve Job, good condition, TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — time. Demonstrate name brand _ Now Avoiloblol needs tune-up, $260 or best of- Trees cut, building lots clear- Help Wonted-Female 35 toys and gifts. Highest profits! tions In a small modem plant fer Q dl 646-8270 alter 6 . ed,- trees topped. (Jot a ti^ee No Investment — no coUecUng at 672 ToUand St., East Hart­ Heating and Phimblng 17 BOOKKEES’ER Some exper­ ford. Please call for Interview, Immediole OponiiiR ______^ ^ problem? WeU worth phone ience with accounts receivable — no delivery. Call collect 1- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Kaimiann 742-8262. between 1 p.m . and 3 p.m., GRANT’S Plumbing Service — desirable. ExceUent benefits, 429-2100 or write Laurene Co., $660. 643-8764 alter 12 Free estimates, plus quality weekdays only, ask for Mrs. fo r o (Blia, good starting pay. Contact Mr. Goshen, Ct. 06766. noon. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, work. 643-6341. Perry. 628-9471. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. (>ntini. Coca Cola Bottling PILGRIM MILLS, 99 Loomis 1966 CHEVBUKE, 2-door hard- concrete repairs, both In- m & M Plumbing & Heating — Ca, 461 Main St., East Hart- srsr^ pen s;s for women to RKTmED top, V-8, bucket seats, low outside railings, land- no Job too small. Free estl- ford or call 869-1330. iirnrir fiill.tiine In our measur- employe wanted for P ^ __ Dark Room mUeage, $896. Clall 644-2896. scaping. Rte.on,J.ly p u c a . ASSISTANT u, t e .y bte. a i w IK - a I” "' remodeling, heating systema t r iu m p h GT8, 1968. Excellent Call 643-0861. and efficient, good at details, Apply MIbs Oobuni, 646-1414. 5 p.m. ------II ^ WOr&euworked Uti.on. water wave* pumpMWAAAM work.' customer and resource phone faucet packings. 649-2871. be sold. Reasonable, 648-8644. ggjg also excavating, bull contacts. Good future with Technician dozing, grading, and drainage sAM WATSON Plumbings and growing wholesater. Steno and 1964 OLDSMOBILiE Starflre. work. Licensed for septic tank Heating, “ 'Bathroom remodel- typing helpful. Good salary Factory air, exceUent condi­ A55EM BLER5 Installment. Commercial and ing and repairs. Free estl- and benefits. Phone 646-2830, Must have some knowledge of photography. This tion. CaU after 6:30 p.m.. 644- Mrs. Margarido. Economy residential. FuUy Insured. mates. (Jail 649-3808. position offers: 3 7 Hour Week, Pak^acation, 0630. Latulippe Brothers, 872-4360. Electric, 824 Main St., Man­ Good Wages and Benefits Full Benefits, plus Excellent Working^nditionB. 1966 COUNTRY Squire 10 Iws- 742-9477. chester. M illinery. Apply in person, 9 to 12 noon Please Apply In Person To Mr. Ofiai^ Between senger wagw M2 fsuits, wedding Dralnflelds, Stump Bemoval, 1M6 FORD Coulitiy sedan, sta- patios. 649-1604. gowns and veils, all curtom ' IVand Clearing, Cellar*. tum lttg ^rraUii t w o y o u n g IONA MFG. CO. brakes, $460. Phone 643-2044. do small repair Jobs and paint George H. Giiffing. Inc. Regent St, Manchester 643-2111 13 BlSSELL STREET MANCHESTER 1966 MUSTANG, convertible, 6 Ing, also cellar cleaning and A N D O V E R 742-1886 c y l i n d e r , 4-speed. 4 wide'ov^, light tmcklng. Call 640-2692, H e r a ld A d s good condition, 228-9107. 646-2047. h i

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1971 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Tovfir Glass Collection Wonted - to Buy 58 Out of Towm Houses For S«de 72 Houses For Sde Massachusetts Governor ACREAGE — Circa 1800. 11- For Sole 75 For Rent 6 6 MANCHESTER — Pour^famUy MANCHESTER - Immaculate BOULDER Rd. - 8-room Colo- Two SAM employes will be w a n t e d — antique furniture, In center of town location. All room Colonial, barn, high ele­ ANDOVER — Six-room Ranch, at the entrance to the town glass, pewter, oil palntlnj^ or custom bum 8-bedroom Ranch nlal with breezeway. family Offered by the vation, sweeping views. Hutch­ May Lose Television Time ROCKVIIjLE—2 bedroom ai>art- 3-room apartments for mini­ on 2% acre lot, kitchen with 1% baths, formal dining room, sanitary landfill off Olcott St. CLASSIFIED other antique items. Any quan­ BERRY’S WORLD ment available in new build­ room, two-car oversized ga­ ins Agency, Realtors, 6496324. lovely half-acre lot. Dead end BOSTON (AlP) — Tlie broad- After the governor’s speech, mum malqtonance. Now heat­ (Unetie, laige living room and between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, BEST BUYS rage. Exquisite parklike 1.78 street. Priced to sell Immedi­ cast media in the future may he asked for equal time, ing. Consists of 4 large rooms ing system. Excellent invest­ dining area, fireplace, one-car Monday through Friday to 166 Oakland Street. with private terrace and pool. acre lot with sturdy shade ately. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore be less wlUlng to carry Gov. “ We In the legislature,” Bar- ment opportunity. Wolverton garage, Merritt Agency, 646- collect glass for, recycling. Includes heat, hot water, car­ JOE LOMBARDO trees. Complete privacy in PHILBRICK Lots For Sole 73 Agency, 647-1413. Francls W. Sargent’s "Nixon- tley says, "think the opportun- ADVERTISING Agency, Realtors, 6492818. 1180. The profits from this SAM peting and all appliances. Lo­ offers this big Colonial in the Manchester’s most desired project will be donated to the lan” television addresses now Ity for a legislative resfponse Rooms Without Boord 59 desirable Manchester Green MANCHESTER —Woodland St. (XIVENTRY Lake area, vacant cated in a country setting. Im­ MANCHESTER — Large cus­ prestige area. A one of a near Fleming Rd., 4 single Case Mt. Fund. that the Democratic legislature demenstrates a concern for the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS area at a T.ES8 than $30,000 4-room house on big wooded LARGE furnished room for mediate occupancy. Rockland f i r s t OFFEftiNG tom built 8-room brick SpUt kind home. Owner. 643-6096. home buU(Ung lots, 100x260 Is starting to demand equal objective pi^sentation of 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJM. male only, parking, |16. week­ Terrace Apartments, High­ price! Plastered walls, fireplace, AGENCY corner lot. Asking $11,900., but time. the Issues on tbfe part of the Level, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, m a n c h f s t f r 1.^ each, city water, sewers. CaU ly. 646-0223 after 6. wall-to-wall carpeting, new fur­ owners will listen. Lake privi­ land Ave., 872-4046, 6294686. Excellent value, large 9 famUy room, 2 fireplaces, plus c^ted soacioiis 4 bedro^'^ol^ OVERSIZED 6-room Cape Cod agent, 661-1166 anytime. Bolton And from now on, the legishi- media.” nace, new roof, treed yard. As­ leges. Good financing. .T.J. ture is going to demand equal It also cost participating COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room Ranch, beamed living fireplace on patio, stmdeck off Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. 4:M PJO. DAT BKFDRB PUBUCATION ROOM for gentleman, quiet Kockvllle sumable 6^ % mortgage or lib­ room celling, 14x28 rec time. tlons twice as much money. convenient location. 224 Chsur- kitchen, aU on beautiful wood­ car garage, beautifully land- TWO FAMILY buiUUng lot. . DeodUne for Saturday and Monday ia 4:S0 p.m. Friday eral new financing. Must sell. room, 1% baths, buUt-in ^ k -Ilk e yard. ^ 4^^^^ jj,4 140x15b. large 71x216, quiet deadend street. TOLLAND —Majestic 8-room "The legislature ts not grolng Tlie Democrats were espe- ter Oak St. 643-8368. CAREN APTS. ed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- Town To Host oven and surface unit, y 326,900. Hayes Agency, living room, m ilinlnirdining room and Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Garrison Colonial.Colonial, 4-14-large bed­ to sit back while the governor daily perturbed when Sargen CARL ZINSSER 1180. 646-0131. CENTRAL,, clean room for mid- 3^, 4^ room apartments. hot water oil heat, porch. bedrooms, modem kitchen. As- rooms, first floor family room goes on statewide television to jumped on the driver’s seat of TOm t OOOPEBATION WDX. dleage gentleman separate kit­ Available now. Including ap­ thinks this Colonial in a Double Large 2-car garage, A-frame - Immortintp BOLTON LAKE Waterfront lot, with separate entrance, 2-car A Football propound the executive point of the no-fault bandwagtm during BE APPRECIATED A zone la ideally located. Low rMANdfflSTER — Older five- MANCHESTER — 8 - 1room over sumable mortgage. Immediate ^ ^ o o approxi­ DIAL 643-2711 chen and bathroom use, park­ pliances, wall-to-wall carpet­ playhouse. Excellent condi­ raoin house. Large lot. Good garage, -all this on 3 acres. view," says House Speaker Da- the last campaign, upkeep with aluminum siding. sized expanded Cape. Two occupancy. mately. Cleared for building. ing. 649-4256. ing, heat, hot water, swim­ tion throughout. Reautiful (X«om Ranch, garage. Real Estate, 6496363. I t e ^ ’ ^ highlighted by the dedl- ®“«®- Rep. Michael S. Dukakis who 16’ ’TRI-HULL Chrysler Satel­ residential neighboikood. $160 TOM FUNDERBURKE ______& Manning Realty, the park and Us new m the spring of 1969 he went the candidate for Heuten- herd, 6 months - one year old. tage St., centrally located, monthly, utilities not Included, has listed a nice two-family in |ig,goo — SFIACIOUS 4-room eluded on one acre treed lot. * bedroo , ^ ’ ------lite, 25 h.p. motor, trailer, . RANCH In desirable area. Price reduced to $22,900. Own- walk-out basement, 2-car gar- vERNON —Bolton Lake lot $4,- BIO-BJ07.______recreation building during °n to announce the partial mo- j^t governor on the team head- CaU 644-1098. large, pleasantly furnished 872-0369, 7:399:80 p.m. a central location with garage n ^ c h , quiet frlendljf nelgh- $1,600. Phone 643-9923. Large paneled den with built- ers anxious. Frechette Real- ■*® 200. Vernon high scenic lot. $6, COVENTRY — 1961 Ranch, 3 special half-time ceremonies. ratorlum on highway construe- hy Kevin H. White, rooms, parking. Call 6492368 and nicely shaded lot. Never a borhood -large nicely arrang- Ins, screened porch, caipeting, many extras. g(x). Tolland acre, $4,000. CoV' bedrooms,______attached ^garage. ______Midget ______football teams,______cheer- tion. Later on in the y e ^ he Dukakis has pushed the no- for overnight and permanent ELLINGTON — Plnney Rrook vacancy {Iroblem here, should g j rooms, ceramic tile bath. 2 alr-conditloners, many ex­ tors, 647-9993. Live Stock 42 guest rates. STATELY 4-bedroom CJolonial, entry half-acre -$3,600. Hayes large winded lot, haidWTOd leading squads and bands from reported on his stewartshlp as concept since 1967. But Apartments—New 3-room units attract good tenants. Refriger- vvalk-up attic, full dry base- - . . ______A J A A -sn-t .. - _ _ “ * ototA’ a aKIa# AVAAiifizrA - - _ . .._1___«_ Garden - Form - tras. Call owner, 643-1762, 643- M ^ C H ^ T E R — New listing, completely redecorated first Agency, 646-0131. floors. 15 minutes from Man- Coventry, Lebanon, Hebron and the state s chief executive. jg gargent who la mak- BOX STALLS for rent, pasture In brick one-story garden apart- ator and stove In each apart- „,ent, lovely tree shaded lot on 0934. ami trails, reasonable. Call Dairy Troducts 50 LADIES only, nicely fqmished ment building. Total electric, ^ rte r St. area, large 6- floor, front-to-back Uvlng ^ m , SEVERAL building lots In Man- chester. $13,600. Meyer. Real- Bolton have been Invited to par^ ^ ah the headlines through ___ room for rent, private bed­ ment. bus line. Louis Dlmock Realty 6496272. range, refrigerator, disposal, room Ranch, one of Manches- formal dining room, modem tors, 643-0609. tlclpate In the program. Accord- got rolling, he made a big hit y jj^amatic announcements about 2 room with community kitchen - S l o . 6499823. MANCHESTER Chester. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick. ______BUCSCLAND Farms, fruits and air - conditioning, basement 83 DARTMOUTH RD. ter’s finest locations. Many ex- kitchen with breakfast alcove, ------ing^ to B o l t J ^ e r a midget « ‘"e and b€dh, all utilities Included, IN TOWN PRIVACY Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. GLASTONBURY CHESTNUT saddle horse, $166. vegetables picked fresh dally. laundry and storage area. Drive by. ’The very beat ’Nuff i^txNCHES’TER — Early Amer- tras. Living room with fire- baths, garage, assumable TTie signing of no-fault on TV convenimiUy located to bus Surrounds this charming lonial Cape, 2-car oversized ga- lootball coach Dr. Gil Bolson- y announcing that he Hthr..,*’ n Heiiht the hteh Paint saddle pony, $60. Call Open 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Adults only, no pets. $186 per said. lean 28’x64’ raised ranch, pres­ place, formal dining room, 2 mortgage, $34,900. PICrrURESQUE Bolton Center 644.1892. Comer Tolland Tpke., and line and stores. Please call seven-room Colonial. All city full baths, finished family rage. 2 M l baths. $28,900, $2,- ®^“ ; “ T would not be pushed around by T i ^ month, $135 lease security. Call tige area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, (COLONIAL with swimming pool, 7% acres, 1,000’ frontage, onn T.re.mrt= it Manning ed into three "halves” with 10 insurance Industry (Al- Sargent s cainpalp. Adams St. 644-0383. SEVEN-ROOM RANCH! services, two full baths and room with fireplace, garage, 900 down. Lownds & Manning James J. Gessay at 8790184. 2 fireplaces, built-in bookcases, outstanding home site, traffic- ^ minute periods, thus allowing all [^ ^ .J ^ te r in d u “ ended up -W*® “ WANTBSD — Place to keep Do you want: three bedrooms all on a park-llke yard with patio. A first-floor family room, one full, Realty, 876-3367. Pick your dishwasher, disposal, self- free area facing green. C a ll__ . four teams to compete. Both ^y^^^ y It ^^e four-year battle to get the mare. Rotten, Manchester, LOMRARDO’S "O ne of the goals of Nixon's 'new prosperity' program is Automatic Utchm? large treed lot, just min­ must to see. Frechette Real­ 2' half baths, enclosed screened own tomatoes, peppers, egg A p a r t m e n t s — FratS “ cleaning oven, sundeck, gas porch, centrally air-conditioned, Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. m e RROW RD., North CovenI- “ A” and "B ” teams from each “ „n,n«.v and to vive ‘aw on the governor’s desk. Vernon area. Call 6497164 af­ FU LL employment— we may have to leave the country! Fireplace? utes to Hartford. Mr. Bog­ tors, 647-9993. „ _, . wanted anyway and, to give __ Resort Property grill, unfinished famUy room, Watson Beach Co. Real Es- try. 7-room, 4-bedroom Garri- town will play. "A ” team play- credit where credit Is due, no- ® constant source of Irri- ter 4 p.m. plant. Ry the pound or by the T e n ^ m d itS 6 3 Two-s(»ie heat? dan listed this one for $27,- large yard, $38,900. . . . ------1216% Silver---- For Rent 67 city water, sew«rs, 2-car ga­ tate, 647-1660. son Colonial, very good condl- ing six minutes and ” B” team fg^it was 100 per cent the baby tation to the leg;islature (be- basket. Rear Formal dining room? 900. Call him today for an WARANOKE RD. 4-bedroom cX>NTEMPORARY L Shaped Lane, East Hartford. t h r e e rooms, heat, stove and rage, many extras $39,600 — tlon. Must be seen to be ap- four minutes. „f the Democrats). cause the Republicans have COVENTRY Lake — Beautiful Two full baths? appointment. home. In fine residential area. Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex- Artieles For Sole 45 refrigerator, second floor, secu­ save, call owner, 6491282. predated. Priced right. Austin Boisoneau says the motto of The governor's lost TV show held onto the governor’s office Lakewood Heights cottage for Large family room? . . . Well, Tremendous location and terior, on wooded lot, 1% acres Q y i g f ToWII RUTTER and sugar com. Also rity, no pets. Call after 6, Apartments - Fiats - Furnished • • A. Chambers. Realtor, MLS, this year’s team la "Defense came a week ago Sunday night pretty well) that the governor a l u m in u m sheets used as canning tomatoes, bring con­ rent, sleeps 7, $85. per week, let’s go. ’Ihls lovely home has m a NCHES’TBR — Learn the priced to seU. Drive by, signs with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 - Ca Ia 6491096. 63-A • • B & W 75 643-2325. Wins Games” , noting a shift In (pre-empting Walt Disney corrals the attention of the priatiiig plates. .009 thick, 28x tainers, $1.39 half bushel. Tenements 63 Apartments Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, all this PLUS a backyard SWIM- advantages of buying Invest- BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. on property. T. J. Crockett, fireplaces, family room, den, 2- rO» JOIC______M’’, 26 cents each or 6 for $1. 643-6930. MING POOL and more! Call ment property from the ex­ Manchester Parkade Realtor, 643-1677. car garage. $69,900. TOLLAND -Six-room Ranch, emphasis from last season. Lost presents) on the Medicaid- media so effectively. Ruckland Farms, comer Tol- j u s t MARRIED? Four-room - ’THREE - ROOM ______furnished 6492711. ------now! perts. Oome In and talk to us Manchester 649-5306 Wanted — Real Estate 77 championship team al- budget crisis, during which he The legislature, of course, land ’Tpke. and Adams St., apartment, newly redecorated. VILLAGER Apartments — auartment heat, private' bafii. FOREST HILLS — 9room RANCH — Less than one-year paneled study, 2-car garage, % TTunrea — ______lowed only 38 points scored also presented a "White Pa- speaks with more than one Manchester and Route 83, Ver­ about this Immaculate two- Immediate occupancy. No chll- Available O ^ 1st, 9 iw m t ^ - Marlow’s Inc. 867 Main Wanted To Rent Raised Ranch, first floor-fam- old. Modem eat-ln kitchen, fam- acre, call owner 876-8852. SELLING your home or acre- against it In regular season play, per" on welfare. voice. But Bartley Is deter- SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, non. dren or pets. 633-6026. house, fuU basement, 1% filed ■>’ wwwiiiwv iw nw ni 6 8 NUTMEG HOMES family, 96 with three bed­ 106 FOOT 7%-room custom processed gravel, stone, fill. Our sales in the beautiful Forest brick Ranch. 37’ Uvlng room, Uy room with fireplace, bed- Ity room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga- _ (j^pe, 4 rooms fin- age? For prompt friendly serv- This year’s all-veteran defen- Bartley, when he learned that mined that, If the executive and rooms. Built In 1962 with all 2-car garage, 2% acres. Gor- room, laundry, half bath, 2-car rage. Many extras stay, Includ- jg^^j ^ unfinished, beauti- i ^ c e * ^ ^ d * * ^ d ^ BUTTER Md S u ^ LOOKING tor anything in real pUances, carprting oiiOTghout, EAST HAR’TFORD — Singles ^ ^ T M ^ h M te r.* ^ - section are reaUy crackl- ^ e m conveniences. Profit ice, call Louis Dlmock Real- slve line will be anchored by Sargent had requested TV time, legislative branches are sup- service and drain fields. geous view. Hutchins Agen- garage; second floor — living ing refrigerator and freezer. condition, large lot, $20,900. ty. Realtors, 649-9823. Steve Whltham, Craig Jensen, sent out a telegram to all the posed to be equal, that equal cents a dozen. 1200 Pleasant estate rental — apartments, heat. No pets, one child. preferred, nicely furnished call us and see how buying now. CaJl Jarvis George H. Griffing, Andover. tact Barbara Wing, 3 Paul St., by cy, 6496324. room with fireplace, wall-to- washer and dryer, new wall-to- Mitten Agency, Realtors, Valley Rd., South Windsor. homes, multiple dwellings, no Charles Lesperance, 6497620. two-bedroom Town house. Will Burlington, Mass toese delightful sites combine Realty Co., Realtors. MLS, ------— Ricky Morra, Jerome Chemer- stations suggesting that he time be provided for a leglsla- 7^-7886. wall carpeting, formal dining wall carpeting throughout most 043.5930. ALL CASH for your property Kawam, Tim LaFran- might also like to be heard. Uve point of view. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ accommodate up to four. AvelU- the clean atmosphere ot coun- YOU WILL find old-time Gold­ FOUR rooms, first floor, stove, 643-1121. TWO acres, 7-room Raised room, kitchen,' electric range of the house, TV antenna, cus- within 24 hours. Avoid red els. Jay Fontanella and P e t e r ------DARK RICH stone free loam, en sweet apples at Pero’s sociates, Inc. 643-6129 able Immediately. $200. Mr. FAMILY of three would like to try living with ALL city utUlUes, Ranch, built-lns, recreation amj hobd, dishwasher, dlspos- tom white storms and screens, TOLLAND —8-room Cai>e, 1% tape, instant service. Hayes refrigerator, parking, $130. Coniam, J. D. Real Estate As- rent single home, 4 or 6 rooms, including city water and sewer. Ryba. 5 yards $20. sand, gravel, stand, 276 Oakland Street. MANCHESTER —’Three rooms, Convenient location. One child room, garage, gorgeous view, jj, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fireplace equipment, lawn and baths, fireplace, 3 bedrooms Agency, 646-0131. sociates, 643-6129. will consider• 2 family, first or We invite comparisem for size Boisoneau noted that the loss stone, manure, pool, and patio second floor, appliances. New­ accepted. 6498360. $82,900. Hutchins Agency, Re­ loads of closets. Austin A. garden tools. $37,600. including one large 18x22 bed­ of John Varca offensively will Another Texan Snarled- sand. 6499604. second floor, as of December and quality! Reserve your lot altors, 6496324. ly redecorated. Bus Itoe No ’THREE-ROOM furnished 1st. Write Box KK, Manches- now for fall occupancy, chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- GrRAdOUS antique colonial In room,' % acre treed lot, quiet Andover hurt, but he hopes that Billy 51 pets .Security deposit. Lease. FIVE rooms, second floor, re- EXECUTIVE COLONIAL 2325. street for children, $25,600. T. BLOURESCENT light fixtures, Household Gooc^ apartment. Heat and all utUl- ter Herald. 5-BEDROOM excellent condition, 3 fireplaces, Chick will fill the gap. Varca In Suit Against Texas M40 Hayes Agency, 6490131. frlgerator and stove, adults. fies Included. References re- IDEAL B U Y ------13 beautifully decorated rooms, J. Crockett, Realtor, 876-6279. was injured during the summer 8’ long, Six 4’ bulbs In each, MOVING _— s«iiSell rardcard ttable and ______no pets, security, references. Brand New — In a prestige Colonial, 8 rooms In all. MANCHESTER — Newer 4- light detuaera. $16 each or two quired. $176 monthly. Phil- WANTED — 2-car garage In Elg^it-room Colonial, three years modern eat-ln kitchen, formal Voter-Making and will be (xit for the season. chairs, small pool table, fiber- LARGE 9room, 3-bedroom call 6492607. area. Front to back living Garage, 1% baths, only $31,- bedroom Garrison Colonial, | TOLLAND -6 % - room Ranch By MARK BROWN businessman will the decision tmr %a. OaU 2896018 or 649 brick Agency, Realtors, 649 Manchester, Bolton area. Call 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, 2- In the backfield, veteran quar­ board chests, file, hot plate, apartment, wall-to-wall carpet­ room with center fireplace. 900. bulldlns, 3 baths, fireplace, % 9 oittino. A wlUi fireploce, ocrc treed mtlot, be made to take legal action? . 8469, between '97 p.m. LOCUST Street, 4 rooms. 4200. after 3 p.m., 6494396. car garage, 2 fireplaces, fin­ Session Slated terback Dane Ward will direct WASHINGTON (AP) - When If there is a problem, say. cooking utensils, pots, camper ing, stove, heat, available Sept, Huge formal dining room, acre treed lot, garage. Only bg^jj-g^ms ’ plus studio study 8 bedrooms. Ideal t o growing ished basement, lovely large lot. the offense. Ward, according to Nixon administration's top in Keokuk, Iowa, and the satel- SAVE Big- Do your own rug pack, tent. Make offer 6497977. 1st. $220. per month. ’Two chll- $166. security, family unit. Call ROCKVILLE — 9room furnish- country kitchen with all ap­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ^ T a t l J , ' I t o n ^ ^ ^ *«nlly. Only $23,900^ T. J. This Evening 646-2426, 96. Still new, -blit with all the amen­ PASEK Boisoneau, is cxie of the best dren accepted, no pets. C2iarles ed ^jartment. No pets $36 per InyCStniOnf PlOpOfty pliances, laundry. Large STEH area — 9-room rage, large barns and out build- Crockett, Realtor, 878-6279. . Teaxn, Treasury Secretary office cannot negotiate sat- and upholstery cleaning with roNTEMPORARY sectional ities added. Realtors—MLS JuXv oXOtL — 0-10011$ w— Ttfra 'RAofiH V 1 irl i***o|5zmidget quarterbacks In Blue Lustre. Rent electric OONTBJMPDKAKX Lesperance, 6497620. FOUR rooms, newly redecorat­ week, available September For Sale 70-A family room off kitchen with John B. Connolly, called for a sofa in need ot minor repair. 2897476, 646-4678, 742-8243 custom buUt Garrison Colo- ^ s . A frt>m every win- CRYSTAL LAKE, waterfront, D e m o c r ^ u f^ S m T who Is alleged to be In vlola- shampooer $1. Olcott Variety ed, stove, refrigerator, adtUts, 1st 872-0369, 7:399:30 p.m. GET INSIDE sliding glass doors to over­ ’Two-arm chairs, moslac tile WE HAVE customers waiting YOUNG 19unlt garden apart- We need a 3-bedroom Ranch nial. Large family type ixkots. dow. $48,(XK). home in choice stated that there will be a Runnlng backs will Include suit against his home state for g.^ .^g^t away to the Store. Inquire 68 School after 4 p.m. sized patio deck. Four bed­ or Split Level In the Man­ coffee table. 643-6433. for the rental of your apart- LARGE two-room furnished „e n t complex available at far absolutely Immaculate and rooms, master bedroom Five bedrooms, 2% baths, dou- aMSTON LAKE 6-room cottage, location. Owner wants quick voter-making session this eve- Roger Barrett, who the coaches (]efyii,g the wage-price freeze, regional office. An attempt • — - •• — ’ almost unbelievable nine-room chester Green area. For a WI a MnMArWA UnlVAO Aarzznov t m A m ______. . . Am mm-m _ _ « MnXJONS of rugs have been ment or home. J.D. Real Es- t h REE-ROOM apartment, with apartment. Near bus line and less than replacement cost, i,. „ __ with walk-ln closet, 2% ble garage. Hayes Agency, completely furnished right down sale. Call- Starkweather Real nlng from 6 to 8 p.m. at the ^ threat, con- yjg joj, of bringteg it fell to an- would be made there, and thm professional appraisal (no 646-0131.OAO /V4 0 4 to the dishes.mm m wwExtra A mlot A includ­ town office building. ^ WAHvertedvAa ^ 1lineman I m A « M A « * IQBrettm a AA Hussey, other Texan__ on the .■ Nixon team. A _ _ . It a. would m « go to a . the aa national aa m of-m cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s FURNITURE Eind appliances tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. all conveniences. Call after 5, shopping. Ample parking. Call over $30,000 In income. Idesil baths, plenty of cloeets. Estate, 6495363. rage, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms obligation), please call us. ed. $14,900. Mrs. Kowalski sold that al- Peterson, Brian Molde and l, Patrick Gray HI. flee of the Office of Emergency America’s finest Rent electric for sale. Call 6498175. 6499043, or 6490463. 649-1287. investment and tax shelter. Stereo Intercom In every MANCHESTER — Brent Rd., 7- shampooer $1. ’Ihe Sherwin- NEW 4-room apartment, in­ (6 possible), patio, etc., etc. You We are members of the Na­ though Andover has no fall newcomer Kevin Kowalyshyn. Q^gy g native of Houston, Is Planning. cludes stove and refrigerator, Carriage Realty, 6491110. room, 2-car garage, acre lot. room Split Level, 2 baths, rec 4-UNIT apartment — good In- Williams Oo. SEWING Machine — Singer DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ really do have to get inside to tional Assn, of Real Estate ANDOVER elections, there will be cau- 'H'e Tigers plan scrimmages ggslstant attorney general in if the national office of OEP heat, hotwater, carpeting, $186. Picturesque setting. Quality room, fireplace, carpeting, ga- come. Call for details, ’Touch and sew in walnut cabi­ ment, wall-to-wall carpeting see the tree-framed dining Boards. Also members of cuses and primaries before Tolland, Ellington, and charge of the Justice Depart- deems there is no further gain SLIO^TiY used mahogany fin­ Wolverton Agency, 6492813. ______^ Business Locafions from the finest. rage. Hayes CUSTOM RANCH. net, darns, mends, embroi­ throughlut, complete appU- Land For Sole 71 room, the rear yard view from the Manchester, Hartford, ACRE PARADISE spring, and possibly there will East Windsor prior to the start nient’s civil division. Atty. Gen. to be achieved through negotia- ished flush door, l% ” x2’4” x ders, monograms, etc. Origi- ances, vanity bath. Oentn^y FOf Rent 64 the family room, etc. BelievelUf, 1 and Vernon Board of Real­ Agency, 646-0131. Wall-to-wall carpeting through- be referendums. She pointed of regular season play next j^hn N. Mitchell has named tlon, it will come to us for Im- 6’7” , all hardware. $10. Ken- located. $175. monthly. R D. son BOTIABF feet of snace t o MANCHESTER^23 acres with this Is QUALITY LIVING! Call FRECHETTE REALTORS tors. MANCHESTER — Duplex, 4-4, out, 3 baths, large rec room, 20s out that In the event of a refer- month. him chief leg;al enforcer of the mediate Institution of civil in- more automatic wastver, good naUy over $300. Special, g ix -R O O M duplex, no pets. In- 800 SQUARE feet oi space kw buUjingr lots. now. Murdock, 6492692. live practically rent free. New opening onto patio, with pool, endum, a town resident must BuUetin Board 99day freeze. And Gray Is wlU- junctive proceedings, motor, needs repairs, $8. Fire­ $51.00 cash or terms. Call 623- yj^e 69 Birch St. rent. Webster Building, South MANCHESTER, like new, ex­ Seven rooms, 2 ceramic 0200. Dealer. Evenings, 872-4424, days, 1-668- 647-9998 baths, 2 bedrooms. Only $26,- Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a either own property assessed at The PBC will meet tonight at to bet his new assignment This sounds like a long way. place wood, $4 per car trunk DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ Windsor. 644-0717. 4477. BUSINESS ZONED ----- quisitely reproduced authentic tiled baths, excepticmally ------FOUR nice rooms. Heat, hot 9%-room Dutch Colonial on 900. Call now. Wolcott Realty, view. over $1,000, or be a registered 7:30 In the fireplace room of bring him much extra but we envision that from the load. 742-6488. CLEAN, used refrigerators, ^ater, stove, refrigerator in- ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, ------Originally a 2-family, later ______well built Ranch home with PRIME air-conditioned office park-like lot In prestige area. MLS, 668-8200. ejasT CENTER ST. Large 19 voter to qualify for voting. Community Hall. work. Initial report to final action will ranges, automafic washers eluded. Call 668-0833. complete appliances, 2 air- changed to a doctor’s office MANOHESTE21, 6 room Cape many, many extras. Excel­ conditioners, full basement. space. Pyramid Building, 357 Houses For Sole 72 Three fireplaces, 4 baths, first room Colonial may be used for Democratic Public Hearing The Board of Finance will ,.j 'jygj helleve the American not be in excess of a week. » • e ______wiin guaraniees.with guarantees. oee uiciii Seean, ------them at ------^ downstairs. Can now be either, x% baths, shed dormer. MANCHESTER — Just listed, , „ , a jn, lent value for the family de­ ■OOfS « MCCOHOnes no 3 p Pearl’s Appliances, 649 POUR ROOMS, first floor In floor laundry room, 6-zone g-room Colonial 4 bed- or offices, large lot with Mrs. Kowalski also said the meet tomorrow night at 7:30 people g^g going to react well Q- The most vocal resistance Secretarial and telephone an: MANCHESTER - 4948 Maple type bath, glass sliding doors heating and much more. Must ^ .^ g baths, 2-car garage, POsslblUty of acquiring more sirous of peace and quiet on Committee for Revision of p.m. In the fireplace room. jg President’s rather dra- seems to be coming from the 1968 16’ GLASTRON Fiberglas Main St. Gall 6492171 older 2-famUy house, walking swerlng service available on St., large 2-famlly, 96, excel- thls_could be a real opportun- air - conditioning downstairs, onto patio. $220 per month. see. A real opportunity. Hayes only $26,900. charming country road Democratic party rules will The Bolton Athletic Assocla- ,„gflg announcement,” Gray labor unions. What will be the distance to Main St. and premises. Call 96, 647-9903. great potential. Price, $26,600. boat and traUe^ 96 h.p. Mer- r b jp r ig e RATOR — apart­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, lent investment, $35,600. T.J. Agency, 646-0131. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. ROCKLBDGE—Dynamic 9room conduct a, public hearing tomor- tlon will meet Wednesday even- ggj^j g^^ interview. "I would Justice Department’s role In cury motor. Ehccellent condi- churches, small yard, heat Starkweather Real E^rtate, . amidst comparable proper­ ment size, like new, $76. 30” 643-2692. Crockett, Realtor, 876-6270. WE HAVE __ ;---- 1----- Rolscd Ronch, 6 bedrooms, 2% row evening at 7:30 p.m. at the ing at'7 :301n the fireplace room, e^rtiaslze that we are going to dealing with the unions? fion. $1,600. Call after 6 p.m., included, adults preferred, no FIVE-ROOM suite m with beamed 046-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, TODAY! extra large rooms. Garage. building; 8 p.m. Women’s against Texas Gov. Preston r w a s. signed—for in- SEWING machines 1971 push ____ peting, all appliances, heat, Manchester’s finest locaticms, bikea, playaohool equipment, M sale 461 Main St., next to AGENCY ceiling and built-in bar, dream Hartford office, 547-1650. 643-6953. Double lot. Excellent area. ______Auxiliary of __ the ^ Andover Vol- BELFAST, Northern Ireland Smith Tuesday or Wednesday stance the longshoremen’s buttem zig-zag, unclaimed lay- DELUXE cne-bedroom apart- and parking. $170. Immediate large beamed Uvlng room, din­ $33,900. Hayes Agency, wool ruga, fans, lawn eqnip- post office. Excellent business ing room, 4 bedrooms, family kitchen with barbecue, etc. unteer Fire Department at the (AP) — Bernadette Devito, 24- to Austin. strike—should stop? away, $46.60. Singer zig-zag ment All modem conve- occupancy. Hig^and Oak Vll- location with building. CaU 0131. old town hall on Rt. 6 ; 6 to 8 year-old member of Parliament Gray, a former Navy subma- ^ j wonld hazard an estl- ment, clothea, violin, art with cabinet, originally over room, den, kitchen with buUt- Realtors — 647-1413 etc. CaU Now. Hayes Agency, niencea. Off street parking. On dage, 643-6177. Evenings 647- 6492426, 96. PHILBRICK BOLTON CENTER —Immacu- P m- voter-making session at from Northern Ireland and fire- rine officer, has been a Nixon y^gj cggt uvtog prints, many more. $340 now only $52.00, under bus line. $160 per month with 9021. ins, 2 full baths, 2-car garage, 646-0131. Two-Piecer guarantee. Easy terms, 522- large screened In patio, ex­ To Embroider late 3-bedroom Ranch on love- the town office building; 7:30 brand civil rights campaigner, man since the latter stages of council would decide that a lease and _ security____ -J deposit re------:— ;;------i3o Ha r t f o r d r d . — Next to Iv 160x150 tot, attached garage to 9 p.m. first selectman at the gave birth to a daughter to Nixon’s vice presidency. gt^ke of that type, unless con- 188 LAKEWOOD CIB(XE N. 0476, dealer. quired. Available Immediate- NEWER duplex, bato (Community CoUege, 8,000 tremely large landscaped ^ ^ A M /1 o Vkol# full KnaoTTiAnt untn ^ d many extras. Priced to town office building; 7 to 9 p.ih. Magherafelt Hospital. County Joining Nixon’s staff to 1960, dltlons really deteriorate with MANCHESTER ly. Call Jarvis Realty Co., and a half, full basement with square feet. Sale or lease. yard. CaU today. Frechette WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A TRADER “ P” — Antiques, washer and dryer hook-up, AGENCY mid 20s for quick sale. Wol- tax collector at the town office Londonderry today. he went Into private law prac- reference to that particular Realtors, 6491121. Owner. 0496148. Realtors, 647-9993. used furniture and ai^liances. conveniently located, $1W a verton Agency, Realtors, 649 building. “^e unwed motoer and the Uce to New Haven. Conn., after strike and unrelated to the total 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open Q jjg . BEDROOM apartment month. 643-2282, 644-8896. S’TORE, 376 sq. ft. with 3-room MANCHE53’TER — Slx-famUy 2013 Tuesday: 10 a.m. to noon veg- child were reported well al- tjiat year’s unsuccessful cam- picture that no action Is going daily and evenings. We buy with heat, references requir­ apartment. Ideal for small In- aad a two-famfly. Fine c(mm- “SOLD” '______etable sale at organic garden though the birth had not been^p^p, remained there untU t<, i,e taken and sell. 643-6946. ed, $160. per month. Phllbrick surance business etc. Call af- Uon thnxighout, a good Invest- REALTORS EAST HARTFORD, Wickham site by the Andover Environ- expected for another month. c g H g i back t o Washington by q what sort ot penalties do WOODLAND Agency, Realtors, 6494200. ter 6, 649-9043 or 6490463. ment. Secondary financing SIGN ON YOUR PROPERTY? Park area, handy to schools mental Action Council; 8 p.m. Miss Devito’s past week of tbe president-elect to late 1968. you expect will be invoked CARPE5TING — 46 yards sandle- LEGAL AD ______available. Owner has other In- and bus line, 3 bedroom Raised Al-Anon Family Group at toe day and night political meet- jjjg ^gg gg executive against persons or businesses A y A /X L. ttiiu uuo Aiiic, u n * . BWhrsB b. j g - ^ o *113 liFai. jQu wa» ^xecviuvc afifainst p©rsoTis or D1 LIST your home Mrith us* W(b have buyers waiting for Ctq>ea, wood, $50. 18 yards aqua-beige By virtue of default of a Con- OFFTCEl—Available in presUge terests. 60s. Wolverton Agen- /S4-n-.4«7nn Ranch, garage and finished rec Congregational Church on Rt. togs, whipping up civil blso^- ggeiatant to former Health, o k t violate toe freeze? Ranches, Colonials, other"ler^yled homes — aU price ranges. We tweed, $20. Very good condl- dlUonal Sales Contract held by o«»ce building In Vernon, com- cy. Realtors, 6492813. I ^ room. Call Starkweather Real 6. dlence to Northern Irelands Edueatlon and Welfare Secre- . mu nnn NOTICE also have buyers for 22:^ ^ ^ family...... apartment dwellings, com­ to toe current Education and Welfare Secre- x . There’s a $5,000 criminal APARIWENTS Uon. 643-8497. mercial, raw land, approved building lots. Estate, 6496353. weunesaay. I.au p.m. xurnns goymumcm lii Robert H. Pinch. Later he fine nrovlded by toe Economic SEWING machine — Singer MANCHESTER — 2-family, 39 VERNON h o m e s t e a d ST. thee Town of Manchester, Conn., sell on Seotem- week days between 8-6, 872- swimming i^ l . URGENTLY needed — 2-famUy buUdlng lots. Contact Mr. ^ u ^ 8 p m " ’ " " " SteblUration a J; itself. Criml- sentaUve wUl sell on Septem rooms, 2 baths, flagstone 37 Chestnut St., aluminum sid­ t o e ^ d B a T ^ i S t o o v f ^ l S h tw L rushed 12 miles from procedures would have to O r V W. MIDIKK TPKE. he^s!**Sc!**6 ri^ially session to the 3 j j .qo a.m., at Car- ______0628. Frechette. Top pricyes. BIRTHDAY HOUSE MANCHESTER foyer, large Uvlng room, ing, 2 furnaces, $29,900. Helen iM day: ?:30 p.m. duplicate her home at Cookstown, County $349 now only $64. Easy the M unicl^l cjhevrolet, Inc., 1229 Main ------dining room, covered patio, CALL — George Popik, A1 Martin, Ray Nelson, Dan Reale, BLUEBIRD D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, Fifteen years old today! bridge game at toe church; 8 Tyrone, to toe hospital. The ^® administration’s school What we are t a lk ^ about on 1, 2 and 9bedroom luxury terms. CaU 622-0931, dealer. ^“ *****1**^’ ^ Manchester, Connectl- HoUSCS FOT R c ilt 65 kitchen with garbage disposal Herm Frecdiette. Dick Lemieux, 6499737. This six-room iRanch with p n T teen-age dance at toe Red birth took place shortly before desegregation poUcy during toe the civil injunctive ~%lde would apartments. Features waU-to- ______1971, from S p.m. until 8 p.m., Chevrolet Sport two-car garage, closed-ln JY1 teeni^as^e ______and dishwasher, large paneled WE give prompt courteous service, but most of all, we wlU Bam on Andover Lake. noon, a spokesman said. summer------and- fall of 1970. me civil penalties. We would waU carpeting, vanity tUe tor the purpose of making an en- (;;oupe_ aerial number 136379G- TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch recreaUon room, walk-out $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo­ porch and summer kitchen baths, buUt-in oven, range, rollment of electors who are en- 345040’ ^hg seller reserves the available September t o one- sell your home at today’s market priegs. nial, in-law quarters. Alumi­ Saturday: 2 to 6 p.m. Baa- Miss DevUn announced five **® a***® squeeze to an- bring an action seeking to ob- basement, thermo-pane win­ plus rec room on three quar­ Baa-Q at toe Estonian Grounds weeks ago that she was preg- other three months of private tain an injunction. If we did ob- dtriiwiuhei', refrigerator and Wonted - To Buy 58 Utled to vote at any primary or . 304.8O032. year lease, 2 baths, g^arage, num siding, new heating sys­ dows thrwig^i-out. Electric eye DON’T w a it.^ U today. We may save you money by selling ter acre lot for $32,900. Call on Times Farm Rd. nant but refused ... to name toe.. practice before i...being named " to tain an *-’injunction, ** and •’ the todi- dispoaal, electric heat. 2 air- caucus of the Town of Manches- ______security, references, $266. tem. Off East Center St., trees. HOUSEHOLD lots - Antiques, garage doors. For the execu­ your home. J(ton McLaughlin at 649- father. replace Environmental Protec-, vldual against whom toe to- conditioners, glass sliding ter and to accept applications monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, doors, sdl large rooms. FuU bric-a-brac, locks. frames, tive or professional family 6306. Manchester Evening Herald tlon Agency administrator Wll- junction was obtained violated glassware. We buy estotes. for those wishing to register as 0131. wanting gracious living with a 649-5324. basement storage area, am­ LEG AL A D FRECHETTE • • Andover correspondent, Anna „ - i n i 11am Ruckelshaus to his present it, we would bring that Indlvld- ide parking. Starting at $176. Village Peddler, Auctioneer, aew voters. By virtue of default of a Con- FOREST HILLS — Immaculate mlmlnum of maintenance. In MANCHESTER — 4-bediPom • • B & W htamiora Jr robes job. ual back into court to show signed, Frislna, Tel. 742-9347. Handy to shopping, schciols, 420 Lake St., Bolton, 6493247. diUonal Sales Contract held by 7.room partially furnished the 40s. By owner, caU 643- REALTORS — MLS Cape, dining room, 2 baths, BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. b b Frederick E. Peck, 17‘ C .I. C 1* Altoougji confident that most cause why he should not be bus and religious facilities. the General Motors Acceptance Ranch home. AU electric ______6396. ______617-9993 283 MAIN 8T. fireplace, garage. Owner will Manchester Parkade Americans wiU cooperate vol- held contempt. Herbert J. Stevenson, r lltn Strangling to Model apartment open for Corporation, our representative kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, xHREE-BEDROOM Ranch, consider reasonable offer. Hel- Manchester 6496306 C h ild ren A re CiemB untarily with toe freeze Gray Jt he is held in contempt, toe inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. Registrars of Voters wlU sell on August 30, 1971, large flreplaced famUy room, ^ th large finished rec room. en D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, ------— ------„ STAMFORD (AP) — State ___ ggi^__ y j g „ j g^y^j^ ^ to needed .iccucu i“ - —= ^ ® would hand down an or- — weekends 1-6 p.m. Manchester, Connecticut om ivnrADnorotf nn .. . ^ ^ ___ b _ i i ______i _____—i . j i _ i a i 10:30 a.m. at Carter Chevrolet, 2-car garage. One year lease. Excellent nelghbortiood. Very Dick Lemieux 649-9737. COLUMBIA LAKE area — 49 n e w YORK (AP) — Young- police began an Investigation behind us . . . toe full ‘^®*‘ tailoring civil penalties on PRESIDENTIAL Inc., 1229 Main Street, Man­ security deposit. CaU Suzanne reascsiable. Call Owner, 649 acre farm, large bom, gravity gters between toe ages of 6 and Sunday Into toe discovery of resources of toe Deoartment of an escalating daily basis. It is BuUt by MANCHESTER — Near hospi- flow springs,snriners. 8-room8.roOm home,home. 2 10 tookfooir partr.ar+ toin a recentT-Ononf surveyB1I1-VAV thefhA fifth strangledotranO-lA/t youngVolinor blackhlnolr justice- .hnf thn ..annl. chester, ConnecUcut, one 1971 Shorts, 646-3233. 7904. conceivable that the civil penal­ VILLAGE APTS. NOTICE tal, immaculate 6%-room Cape, baths. Priced low to sell fast, by g bank here with a plastic woman found to the same gen- . , 1 v ♦ uties wcxild__ __ be far — to excess of U & R Housing Corp. Chevrolet Sport Coupe, serial SHOPPING CENTERS MANCHESTER Eighth UtUlUes District number 124871N667162. ’The LARGE 9room home, pleasant, 60 WOODHRIDGE ST., Man­ Ideal for medical office. Also secluded ultra modern dog bank as toe prize for toe eral area of toe Merritt Park- that a u tiie criminal fines. 32 Main St. seller reserves the right to bid. convenient location, large chester, 9room older Ranch, nurses, specialties, etc. Bel home, 2 baths, approximately best answers. Here are two of way to toe last four years. “ . J l “ J^e-scaie revolt would ------NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 12 acres. Priced at $37,500. the gems from Citibank Maga- Found Sunday was Mrs. aworcement efforts. One and two bedrooms. Manchester, Owm. 06040 Re: 304-90062. lawn, woridng adult or work­ one-car garage and carport, 12 acres. Priced at $37,500. the gems from Citibank Maga- Pound Sunday was Mrs. Rentals by Immediate occupancy. city water and sewage, front BROAD ST., MANCHESTER Please call Lange Agency, 2ine: Alma Townsend Henry, -34, ofJ ‘If toe vast majority of toe ing couple. 6492880. MANCHESTER — Business Robert D. Near schools, churches and rear enclns^ porches, 228-9349, 228-3296. bank is a place robbers Stamford, who had been gag­ American people decided to ig- W alkie-T alkie Plan for Sprinsr 1972 Occupancy zone, large well kept estate­ Murdock and shopping center, on shaded lot. Ride by^ If interest­ TjiVp s room “ *«=■ K®d with white adhesive tape. President’s executive Notice Is hereby given that NOTICE , — ■/-' like home, 1% baths. Mainte­ like.” Realtor 643-2662 bus line. CaU anytime Out of Town ed call Gaston Realty Co., 649 i r" SECOND Bolton Lake - 6-room “------_ A bank is a place where------mydiscovery The discovery was made was madeb y by handle Aids in Rescue 6499661 the Board of Directors of the ROUTE 88, VERNON nance free exterior. Double ga­ home on lakefront, only 8 TO BIDDERS 6731. two motorists who noticed toe , tigatlon, he said. ” It 646-6926 Eighth UUUUes District will ac- For Rent 66 ROUTE 75, WINDSOR LOCKS 5748 rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. years old, Timken heat, fire­ aunt works.” SAN BERNARDINO, CaUf. 646-2623 Notice Is hereby given that Over a delightfully sim­ naked body to a wooded area . clearly be beyond our ca- cept bids for fuel oil at the fire- Windsor EAST HAR’TPORD —adult cou- DUNCAN RD. — Ansaldl built place, big porch, some furni­ ple dress wear a trim A quilt to embroider with MANCHESTER $27,900—Stately near toe Den Road exit of toe Pablllties. ’ (AP) — J.W. McKnlght needed house, 32 Main St., and at the sealed bids for pie, no chUdren or pets, 4 6 large rooms, large breeze- Hurry With Your Requirements ture. Terrific value at only V—^ '^ 9 ;^ We WiU BuUd To Suit. jacket for a most popu­ Birds of America . . . it 7-room older Colonial, modem parkway. Questions and answers from help fast after his 19yeEtf’-old Public Works Dept., Fleming ^ four-door sedans rooms, heat, hot water, stove way, 2-car garage, 1% tiled lar style! No. 1430 with is sure to become an heir­ $26,000. T. J. Crockett, Re­ INVITATION kitchen, 4 bedrooms, trees, altors, eio-ioYr. Mrs. Henry’s killing added the Interview: g^^ Merle fell on an Incline Road, Manchester, for the heat and. one (1) station wagon, po­ and refrigerator. CaU 528-0696. baths, built-ins, full attic, fire­ PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes loom. No. 5748 has hot- Ing season of 1971-1972. place, plastered waUs, city Ckimmercial — Industrial, various other locations 10% to 24% (bust 33- iron transfer for 24 mo­ centrally located, dead-end one more to toe list of parkway b ^ s o7 a^^^Iarfraeze T "®“ - the top of 10,009foot Mt. lice models, until September 10, Monday-Priday, 6 p.m. - 9 street. Hutchins Agency Real­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu­ T O BID killings still stumping police. ;it m a U9(iay freeze or are ’The bids are to be quoted as e .D.S.T., at utilities, immediate occupancy. available on land lease or built-to-suit basis. 47). Size 12%, 35 bust_ tifs; color chart; full di­ p.m., weekends, 99 p.m. late 6-room Raised Ranch, 3 The Manchester Board of Ed- was______the ______second straniding this looking beyond Nov. 12? Charles Lesperance, 6497620. . . . dress, 1% yards of rections. tors. 649-5324. ASSISTANT deUvered in Manchester, with office of the Town Manager, Immediate occupancy — Manchester, 25 Olcott St., 60 - inch; -- jacket, 1 % ------baths, 3 rooms partially fin- ucatlon seeks bids for Garbage summer after a two-year period ‘ JI think it isIs a littlelittiA pre- McKnlght spotted ®a norsehorse otied ro a bid for contract service. HEBRON — Wall St., 2 - bed­ SEND sot In colni for eich pittom Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Ave­ room apartments, heat, hot $16,900 — 9ROOM Cape, fire' 4,500 square feet. Ideal for commercial, lisrht man­ yards. — Includee pottage and handling. MANCHESTER — Immaculate (ghed lower level. Only $34,900. and Rubbish Removal from toe in which no bodies were found, mature, maybe even a little Im- , ^ *wo-way raoio RECREATION DIRECTOR The bidders must maintain nue, South Windsor. Said bids Patterns available only A ju e Cabot, aEancbeater 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. public schools during toe 1971- Before 17-year-old Gail mature, to try and guess what ^ their own service department. water, carpeting, appliances, place, knotty cypress paneling, ufacturing, warehouse, additional 12,000 sq. ft. Evenfau; Herald, 1150 AYE. Experience preferred but not necessary. ’Training avail­ shall be In a sealed envelope attached garage, large treed in sizes shown. OF A^BICAS, NEW YOBK. lly room. Three large bed. ------— -----— 1972 school year. Bid opening; Thompson was discovered July ‘a going to happen at toe end of McKnlght t r l^ toe 1 ^ 0 and The bids will be accepted at chUdren welcome. Available available. able for those who qualify. We are l(x>klng for a mature Bid — Police Cruis­ lot. Hutchins Agency, Realtor, SEND 7St In colni for nich pattern N.Y. II rooms, flreplaced living room, BOLTON - Air-ctmdWoned 4 ^ g^ 3^ g^ 3.33 p 11 apparently strangled with her 90 days. But I think the most got a resptmse from a U.S. Fo*^ r:00 p.m., September 20th, 1971 immeiUately. $190 monthly. — Includee postn* ixil lonilllnE. Print Nam^, Addriii with ZIP resptxislble person to work full-time with our geriatric ers. ' 6495324. Choice Main Street office space; various sizes. attached garage. Private yard, bedroom e n c l ^ j^ r c h , g g„^ forms blouse or a man’s handkerchief, optimistic among us. If •, „ , ^ patients. FuUy paid benefit program. Contact Mrs. it the firehouse, 32 Main St., 646-0882, 8492871. Sne BOfnett,. Maacbeater CODE and $tyli Numher. Specifications and Bid Forms Eveahur Herald, 1150 AVE. The Fall & Winter ’71 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re- gai-age, 1%^ bat^, 10(^4M lot. secured at toe Business there were the three so-called were going to guess, would ^ » Benson: Manchester, Conn. o F a j R B IO A S, n e w YOBK. may be obtained at the above ROCKVHXE, nice 3-room MANCHESTER Custom beauty, ALBUM is Gfii*, includes alters, 6492813. Mid 2^s, Bel Air Real Estate, Board of Education, 1146 “ bramurders” to 1968 and 1969. probably give you an estimate hospital with head injuries. The Board of Directors re­ Y 1M66* address. Tke . Town reserves apartment, first floor, heat, brand new 3 bedrooms, 1% Mnt Him*, M tn ti with ZIP postage and handling. MANCHESTER-617 Cpnter St., ______Main Street, Manchester, Con- In those cases the bodies of that the wage and price freeze M c K ^ ^ Meadows Convalescent Center jerve the rig^it to reject any or ^^^4 4^ ^^^gp4 JARVIS ENTERPRISES or reject hot water, stove and refrigera­ baths. Raised Ranch, alumi­ CODE, ttrll Nimhir ind Sin. SRANDMOTHER'S PATCHWORK . older Colonial, 3 bedrooms. COVENTRY - 4%-room home nectlcut. The right is reserved three young women, each w ^ ld n ^ lo ^ e r b_ejequired af- ^ o r a e W 283 E. CENTER STREET 12 halrloom deijini Includlnj^ young women, 646-2321 all bids. any' and all bids. tor, $130. Adults only. No pets,' num siding, work saver kitch­ Send $1.00 for the NEW Dritdin Platal Pattarn placii; di- Ideal for antique shop, etc, with full basement priced to reject any and all bids. strangled with their brassieres, ter toe 9()-^y period. __ ___ An equal opportunity employer Dated at Manchester, Connec- 'Town of South Windsor security deposit required. en, forinal dining room. Locat­ 643-4112 ’71 Fall and Winter Ba­ rictlont. 0102-6SC,lncludts poit- Large lot, Frechette Realtors, to sell $12,6(». Wolverton Agen- Douglas E. Pierce, were found along toe ex- Q. At what point In y< ^ ne- ranger who was checking a sic FASHION filled with aia and handllni. tlcut, August 17, 1971. Terry V. Sprenkel, Available September 1st. 649 ed on Indian Drive. CaU Stark­ 647-9993. cy, Realtors, 6492813. Business Manager pressway. gotiatlons with an Individual nearby campground. J. A. Volz. Clerk Manager weather Real Estate, 6495363. lovely designs and sew­ 9678. ing features.

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About Town Average DaUy Net Press Run The Weather For The Week Ended Douglas H. Hansen of 119 Clear and chilly again tonight; Pitkin 8t., fhrelyn Haugh of 96 July 81, 1971 low 48 to 60. Tomorrow sunny, Helalne Rd., and Seth H. Mjosler •adfl a t f It i f alta f low humidity; high near 80. . of .74 Green Manor Rd. have iianrlipHtpr iEuminn lAsmUi ’Thursday’s outlook—cloudy mild, been named to the University 1 4 ,8 9 0 shower chance. of Connecticut College of Agri­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm culture and Natural Resources il|gnitraai««fmdiil8«AH dean’s list for the spring sem­ dewTltewo w is n d U m p ja VOL. LXXXX, NO. 276 ('TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTG ester. special purchase of New students who will attend rug remnants Manchester School this year should report to the school shags - broadlooms administration office for regis­ ideal for saving your wall-to-wall carpets, Ex-GI Gives tration from 8:30 to 11 a.m. or sln a 18x80 and 24x88 Son Sought; Tax Bill Approval Coupled 1 to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. They must have a tran­ 60*to«233 Testimony In Mother Sits script forwarded to the school before registration. Students who do not register before the My Lai Trial Near Phone With Plans for Budget Cuts Labor Day weekend cannot be guaranteed a program for the BTT. MBJADE, Md. (AP) — A By JIM FARRELL HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) cancer which was inflicted "Democrats in the legUiature first day of school. There will be former soldier testified at the - ai m-m T? '^1 f f c cn it four years ago when the are apparently conte'nt to pre- SALEM, Conn. (AP) Kesidents Ot connectl- Ijemocrats gained untram- tend that the revenue package a testing session at the high trial of Ool. Oran K. Henderson ~ ^ school Sept. 9 for new students today he saw at least ^ b ^ ” cut, no longer confronted meled control of the General they have adcgited is ade- entering Orsules 11 and 12. at My Lai but was never ques- yesterday the next with the spectre of a state Assembly." ^ Pinehurst tioned by any superior officer would be from her son, the -j-jje package raises Con- such pretenses that have sad income tax, nonetheless necttcut's sales, cigarette and now . . . morrow at the Manchester ter ready for an October opening. The target date appears pretty trial only for what happened af­ Puts GIs On Rotary Club meeting at 6:30 good, Charles R. Smith Sr., publicity chairman and coordinator that the site well can be reactivated by Oct. 1. (Herald photo terward.' p.m. at the Manchester Club. for Brotherhood in Action, said. He added that last week’s work by Leggitt) ICEBERG MISS IO W A Henry B. Rothblatt, the colo­ nel’s civilian lawyer, com­ Manchester Jaycees wiH have LETTUCE BACON Major Alert apply for a grant to cover nine from Simpson’s office, a 7.2 per plained of "repetition and un­ a mefnbership meeting tonight Dollar Declines in Europe, additional town positions with cent unemployment rate based RUb BERIXi D due prejudice engendered by SAIGON (AP) — About 220,- at 6:30 at the Coronado Club, Emergency Jobf^ Funding on figures' for May was used thls testimony,’’ but he was 000 U.S. troops in 'Vietnam went 26 Prospect S t Those planning salaries totaling $77,300. in computing . Manchester’s overruled by the trial Judge. into the second highest state of to attend are reminded to bring Now that Uie large grant has grant. The prosecutiem offered to alert tonight, but senior officers silverware, chairs, salads, $198,898 for Manchester 69! been announced. Town Manager 29* Under the law, the funding discontinue its line of question- said it was a standard move to Shows Strength in Tokyo swimsuits and prospective Jobs with salaries totaling Connecticut’s $18 million aUoca- Robert Weiss says he will be for the emergency Jobs will re­ EXTRA LEAN BRISKET CORNED BEEF Ing "if ihey agree Ool. Render- increase the level of pre- some $198,898.60 will be available tion under the act will be used for that members. getting together with depart­ main in effect until the national son was overhead when the vU- paredness at night, to create municipal jobs. STRIKING DIFFERENCE By LOUIS NEVIN This amounted to a cut in the on Aug. 13, a devaluation of the in Idanchester soon. Manches­ ment heads soon to determine unemployment rate drops below DUBUQUE SKINLESS FRANKS ...... fe. B9e lage was burned.” 'Ibe alert is a precauUon Parents Without Partners, State commissioners have X . xx. XX.. doUar’s value since Aug. 13 of doUar by eight-tenths of one ter has been allocated that much what other Jobs should get top 4V^ per cent for three consecu­ in Henderson was in a com- against political unrest and ter- LONDON (AP) — The i.u per cent. per cent. Manchester Chapter, will host a in federal money under the re­ been asked to report by today CHICKEN L E G S ...... b . 59e priority under the program. tive months. mand helicopter during part of ror attacks during South Vlet- Rome—The dollar bought 616 Attention also centered on prospective member meeting to- cently enacted emergency em­ those areas in which they feel BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS U.S. dollar weakened The town must file and get Weiss says tnat, "We would GRADE AA LARGE EGGS the assault but has said he saw nom’s lower house election next sharply in European for- •l*’® O" Milan money mar- Geneva, where Nathaniel fiam- mofrow night at 8 at Commun­ ployment act. new employes might be needed. approval of a formal applica­ nothing imuBual that day. Sunday. Plans are to alternate ity Baptist Church, 686 E. Cen­ Simpson said today that the either have to fund them (the from Striekhindl Form s ...... d o i. 49e ^^^hanges today but 6I7.50 kfonday, and 620.6O uels, U-S. deputy undMT secre- The money will be used to tion before the money will be Jobs) ourselves or drop them,’’ for prompt sorvico, phono In the case of another wit- the alert status during daylight ter ,St. The meeting is open to philosophy of the state in ad­ showed increased strength ^ devalua- tary of state, was defending provide both state and munici­ released. when this occurs. He comment­ ness, 28-year-old Roy ’Trevino, and darkness, • m Strength ^ eight-tenOia NUon’a new 10 per cent Import aU single parents who have an ministering this program will be 843-4426 pal public works Jobs for Man­ ’The size of Manchester’s ed, however, that some of the a San Antenio, ’Tex., clothing A few hours after the in; in iokyo as the Japanese of one per cent. surcharge at a special meeting Interest in acquainting them­ to use the money for state Jobs MANCHESTER salesman, the questiem about creased alert went into effect, a chester residents. grant was 'based on the town new employes might fill va­ PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. government again refused Amsterdam—’The dollar was of the General Agreement on selves with the concepts and only where they are needed. HABllWABE & SUPPLY According to Edward H. Simp­ population and unemployment cancies which arise in exisitng interrogation afterward was grenade ripped through a U.S. to raise the value of its worth 3.464376 guilders at the ’Tariffs and Trade, or GATT, aims of this nationwide organ­ The town has filed a letter 877 Main St., CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE never raised. military vehicle in Cholon, the son, state commissioner of per­ rate. According to a spokesman Jobs. money. 3.483125 Monday. ’This OA’TT is the 80-naUon otgsnl- with Simpson indicating it would Trevino admitted shooting Chinese quarter of Saigon, isation. sonnel, at least 70 per cent of European dealers reported P®*" ®®"^ devaluation zatlon created after World War two men and seeing several ’Ibere were no U.S. injuries, signs of big money operators ^® from the Aug. 13 n to work for tariff reductions, piles of bodies in a subhamlet ’The car was parked in front entering the market to unlocul *’^*'® guilders. >nie surcharge on Import duties north of My Lai. dt a U.S. Army billet near the GIs set up 175mm self-propelled gun at fire support base near the DMZ. The dollars and a downward trend Frankfurt the dollar bought is a violation of Its rules. At one xx>lnt, Trevino said, he main post exchange. (Die post gun’s long barrel is further stressed by use of wideangle lens. (AP Photo) for the American money ap­ 3,3940 West German marks, to- However, 11 naUons have tok- was helping guard 20-30 people exchanjg-e had been scheduled peared to be developing. day, 3.4250 Monday and 3.4215 en the same action as a tem­ Q. 'What happened with 'the to close down permanently at • But a dollar buying spree de­ porary measure when they people. the end of this week, but was veloped in Tokyo and the Bank were beset by deflcito in the A. Somebody said, "Shoot’ shut down Tuesday as part of In 12th Day cf Japan was forced to shell out balance of payments of the for­ ’em,’’ and we shot them. the alert in Saigon. about $110 million to satisfy de­ eign trade balance. ’Ilie U.S. Anderson-Little Q. Did you shoot. U.S. military bus runs in the Connally; mand. surchaige also Is designed am a A. I shot, but over their head area also were suspended. Viet- Japan’s acting foreig;n min­ temporary measure. Q. Why didn’t you shoot the namese witnesses reported that Fighting Rages Along DMZ ister, Toshio Kimura ruled out Price Control people. two buses were flrebombed a unilateral increase in the val- TOKYO (AP) — Red Chlna’a A. Why should I? ’They Sunday night. Student violence ue of the yen. He told a news cfficlal news agency said today weren’t doing anything to me. has flared in the area In the By GEORGE E8PEB 'The U.S. Command said less direct hits on the antiaircraft conference any change should T o Continue President Nixon’s new dollar C/M :i\T€SCIi€d ’Die Henderson Jury will hear past, /Ap\ _ Amcrirnn rcx^hets hit the base, battery or on ammunition ceme as a result of talks policy was an unpcgnilar mea­ recordings made of radio trans- A- “ “gray” - alert that had be- V,. V, .X s^ en can wounding some Americans but stored there. a m o n a leading- countries sure "of U.S. imperialism" and miaslons during the attack By JOHN 8TOWELL has brought about the gravest ’Ihe tapes were made in the "j^Uow” shorUy WASHINGTON (AP) —Trea- post-war monetary crisla in the capitalist world. (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) me^''se3arr^fXl<^' """ dollar decUned smy Secretaiy John B. Con- The New China News Agency the U S Command renarted to^ North have been fired on in the area. In relation to the British pound, naUy says the government is in an English-language brood- dav ^d B52 heavv bombers Vietnam Monday oftemcon. The U.S. Command said the the French financial franc, the likely to retain semeeconomic ^ o p p ^ ne^W ^ to n T S ex B52s’ taigets today were enemy Swiss and Belgian francs, the controls after the 90-day wage- 1» rtUl de- S A L E !» , , ^ urOQ fhfi K9 n H m ._____» _____z.»______j ____1 . _ 1 . ___ 1 TfnIInn anri fhzk 011II. Hrloft frftftZA VClOplllJ^. plosives along the demilitarized 52nd so-called "protec- "troop locations and rocket and Italian lire and the Dutch gull- price freeze expires. In its first comment on the TODAY THRU SATURDAY W 2one reaction" strike against mortar positions." It was the der. “ i think it’s highly unlikely, Nixon pcdicy laid down on Aug. Jordan King Warns Arabs ■ North Vietnam this year. fourth day on which the big If the trend conUnues, it will it still remains a possibility but ^ D’Entremont of bombers have flown some 20 mean cheaper U.S. Imports in i think it’s highly unlikely,” 12th day me 1>MZ Mon- the U.S. Command said the an- strikes along the DMZ as part Europe, one of the goals cf that ail controls will be lifted, (See Page Nine) Not to Renew Mideast War day, with 37 North Vietnamese tlaircraft battery fired on an „{ the effort to blunt the North President Nixon's new econom- he said Monday in an ABC In- reported killed. Many of them unarmed______American reconnais- Vietnamese offensive launched policy that cuts the dollar terview. SAVE $3 By FAROUK NAS8AB been made,’ ’ the king replied, were the victims of U.S. fi»ht- ^^nce Jet and the two P4 Phan- l u g ^ offensive launched ^ Associated Press Writer fighter-bombers escorting The North Vietnamese for- This was the picture in major ^ BFURTIT Lebanon tAPl Council resolution of November South Vietnamese troops were the photo plane attacked the Ministry accused the exchanges at mid-aftemoon: "What it will be how In- N YC Pays KingBEJIHUT, Hussein Lebanon of Jordan (AP) warned - - Implemented, we are reported killed and 26 wounded, battersoauery. He said none 01 of tnethe united,r j Statesox . today* a of . “.. sus- London—One Lonaon-^ne dollar uouai bought uoutsni. f . it will be,.7 howu per­ t l y that another war soon be- ®*»®“®<1 ‘I'® U.S. aircraft was hit, but the tgingj wanton” bombing and B ritl^ pence, 40.98 pence ^ ^ YOUNG MEN’S tween the Arabs and Israel P**® numerous secondary explosions at the closing Monday and 41.33 j would lead the Arabs to anoth- P®°P‘® occupied land. 12 miles north of Saigon, reported by the pilots indicated (See Page Twelve) cn Aug. 13 before the crisis, “ One of the principal advan­ Tribute T o er disaster and the loss of more Hussein accused the other tages it seems to me of the PERMANENT PRESS Arab countries of seekli^ to territory to Israel. wage-price freeze," said Presi­ wash their hands of Palestine.” Astronauts Hussein Indicated he is will­ dent Nixon’s chief economic “'Ihe pressures Arab states, ing to consider an Interim set­ spokesman,’ ’ is to cause the with the exception of Saudi tlement with Israel over Je­ Spot Check Shows: • American people to halt for a ’ .^1...... Arabia, are bringing to bear on rusalem but gave no details. ’ ___ _ * moment aid ihlnk about what “ aatronauto rode d o ^ "The dlsam v and weakness ®*^® apparently aimed at S l i l l ^ T S m e disarray ana weajuiess forcing us x_to x-i,.take x.,.the «first _ x step -they are doing to themselves ^ of the Arab world have never with this constent stair-stepping ^ . __ „ ____ toward the Uquldation of the of wages and costs and price today as lunch-hour crowds been worse,” ^ e >tli« s ^ In p^ggOne question,’’ Hussein Man on Street Still Confused increase ....’’ cheered. REG. $5 EA______an interview with the Beirut said. newspaper A1 Nahar. "The I If organized labor challenges Peoide .with cameras ran Arab countries are not yet Since Hussein’s army elimi­ the freeze in court, he said, the alongside the car to photograph strong enough to take on Is­ nated the last P^estlnlan guer­ government won't back down. the moon heroes, flome of the rael.’’ rilla strcngholds in his kingdom About Wage-Rent-Price Freeze One reason for labor dls- spectators, who lined the ove- last month, - Syria and Iraq ■The king’s warning appeared x, x xx. x u satisfaction with the new Nixon »ue four deep, toesed strips of CM to be directed at Egyptian ^ ^ e shut their ton ers vrtth package is that the freeze does paper at the aatraoauta, their By BROOKS JACk80N ficial policy rulings and po­ of exceptions be made? asks a President A n ^ r Sadat, who bringing Jordan’s Im- licymakers’ statements: New York municipal worker. not cover interest rates, espe- own versiaa ot the traditional has vowed to resolve the ® virtual WASHINGTON (AP) — Des­ daily on home mortgagee, ticker tape parade. Q. I was given a raise effec­ A. This remains to be seen. Middle East crisis this year, el- standstill. However, the government The start of the «i«<*«x>..tiil« pite President Nixon’s pre- ^ tive Aug. 16, the day Nixon Almost no exceptions have been ther peacefully or by War. Libya and Kuwait also have moved today to make more delayed about 26 wiKwitai diction that America will com­ made on wages, a few more cn If Huasein advocated a contin- suspended their subsidies to spoke. I was working at the money available in the housing by the late arrival o f Mavor prices. Prices may rise on in­ uation of the present cease-fire Jordan which total $60 million ply voluntarily with his 'wage- new rate—I was at work in market in an effort to etablUze j^bn V. TJn/i.^iy He hod at- fact—when the President issued terest rates, stocks, bonds, raw "until the Arab states coordl- per year price-rent freeze, an Associated Intereet rates. The Federal tended the funeral on L o w Im- Choice of Dress or Sport Shirts the order. Will I get the raise? agricultural cemmedities such nate their policies and build up Hussein admitted that these Press spot check indicates the Home L o ^ Bank B o ^ “ J" land of a city p o U c e i^ w h o public still is confused about asks a Los Angeles man. as fresh fruits and vegetables, New long pointed fashion collars and a Joint force capable of ex- measures by Arab states were state and local taxes, school nounced p l ^ for free $800 mU- kUled to the Une of erting effective political and hurting hiS country’s economy, Mriiat the freeze requires. A. No. Unless ycur raise was lion toy savings and loan assoel- ** ’The man in the street still in effect Aug. 14 you may not tuitions if the Increase was al­ ations to increase the amount *1... traditional button ■ downs. Solids, geo­ military pressure cn Israel.’’ “They, should realize how- ready announced, and exports. He said he is willing for other gygr^ that Jordan will never asks such questions as, "Will I receive any increase except for of money available for home ^ ^**S**i.i^ metries, stripes and fancies. All perman­ Consumers may also have to Arab countries to station tnwps ^)qw down. We shall not be get my raise?" This is despite a bona fide promctlon, for com­ loans. At the same time the said he ami his fallow a week-long flurry of official, pleting educaticnol require­ pay, in the form of hlghey- Federal Home Loan Mortgage “alt«“ ^ t e followed inatruettona ent ()ress. Sizes 14-17'.'. S-M-L-XL. cease-fire forced into changing our polsi- wlth Israel provided they are y^n.’ highly publicized rulings that in ments such as a teacher’s de­ prices, Import duty surcharge Corp. announced it was pbtting and ate u much os they ooold placed under Jwdanlan com- Hussein said he was willing nearly every case was a flat gree or for certain military bo­ on foreign goods, cverseM $300 mUUon. into the purchase ®** “ 1*“ ’ “ Ip to the moon, YOUNG MEN’S DRESS OR CASUAL mand. A 16,000-man Iraqi con- allow Palestinian guerrillas “ no.” nuses such as hostile-fire pay price rises on foreign gooaB, of government-backed mort- "We only bad a very UtUe fait tingent left Jordan last year b% fg operate again from Jordan To answer the public's ques­ or proficiency pay. and any state and Jccal-eitclse gage loans in an effort to subsi- *«>d left when we ratuned. cause the king Insisted they be against Israel iinly "within the / tions the government has con­ Q. • 'What about longevity "or sales tax Increases. Prices dlze interest rates. We attempted to eat every'- S L A C K S REQ. $8to$10 put under his personal lead- framework of a pan-Arab mill- verted Internal Revenue Ser­ raises? asks a San Francisco that dropped In the last 18 Meanwhile, four Catholic Uni- thing.’ ’ O d. David Scott sold, ership. The force had been sent t,y.y strategy that has still to vice taxpayer assistance offices resident. months mdi^ rise to their old ^ versity law professors filed a He sp ea red 'with Lt. CM. Wide assortment of fashion in 380 cities into local wage- level during the freeze. federal suit in Washington James Irwin and MUqr Altrsd dress and .casual slacks. to Jordan during the 1967 war. w'orked cut." A. They are not allowed, nor Anderson-Little Since peace-making efforts so jjg emphasized he would nev- price service and complaint Q. From Philadelphia: If an charging that Congrses, toy pass- Worden on the NBCl "Vodey** Regulars and flares. Sizes are ccst-of-living increases. far have been exclusively de- gj. glicw the guerrillas a polltl- centerq. Q.' What about fringe ben­ auto insurance policy expires ing the 1970 Economic Stablli- show, prior to a motoroede aA Qreatdflame in lin e Clothing 28-38. To find out what the public is voted to working out an ar- ggj presence in Jordan nor rec- efits? before Nov. 12, the end of the zation Act, unconstitutionally from midtown Manhattoa to rangement between Egypt and a Palestinian govem- asking, Assodicated Press bu­ freeze, can a company charge gave the President authority to City Hall, reaus in a half-dozen major A. They may not be in­ Israel for the reopening of the ment-ln-exlle that was con- creased, whether or not there is a higher rate that had been ap­ clamp on the freeze. Eteott said the crow hod boen IN MANCHESTHt Suez Canal, Hussein was asked trolled by the gperrlllas. cities asked a sampling'of citi­ proved before Aug. 14? The suit, thought to be the instructed to eat as muidi as zens for their questiens on the any direct cosh payment. Tliese whether he would be willing to Hussein said Arabs of the oc- are considered compensation. A. Yes, provided a substan­ first against the new economic ptossUde, )x>th regular raaols (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST. occept an Interim settlement cupled territories,' rather than freeze. tial number cf policies were policy, charges Congress "total- and snacks, in order to havo as over Jenisalem. Here is a selection of ques­ • Q. Is it really going to be PHONE M7-1451 “ So far, no such offer h as’ (See P a g e ’rtlrteen) tiens, with answers based on of­ across the board, or will a lot (See Page Twelve) (See Page Ten) (See Page NIm )

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