TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19T0 PAGE TWENTY MaurljtHtPf Enm ing liaalb Average Dally Net Press Run For The Week Ended The Weather Temple Chapter, OES, will There./ wHl be a service of Sale of Foods October 10, 1970 Cloudy, chance of scattered About Town observe Star Point flight at its Holy Communion tomorrow at showers-thundershowers from mecUng tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 10 a.m. at St. Mary^s Episcpal Will Benefit PLAZA DEPT. STORE late tonight into 'Thursday: low St. Maixaret Circle, Daugh­ the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ron­ Church. 16,000 iEuptitng Hpralii in 60s. High tomorrijw about 70. ters of Isabella, will meet to­ (We Have A Notion To Please) Friday fair and cooler. ald Finnegan isilihairman of the Social Ajsency Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm night at 8 at the KofC ,Home, event. Officers will wear color­ The Adult Information ClasB E, MIDDIJE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) ed gowns. of Zion Evangelical ^Lutheran Manchester Auxiliary of Child OPEN WED., THUR8., FBI. tUl 9 A film about hurricanes will (Jhurch will meet tonight at 7 :30 VOL. Lxxx;sc, NO. 12 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) and Family Services of Connect­ MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 (Classified. Advertising on Page SS) PRICE TEN CENTS ^ shown at the October meet- First Lt. Christian P. Kaefer at the church. icut will conduct a Food Fair 5 YOU WILL FIND A ______-^mg of Omar Shrine Club on Fri­ is attending the U.'S. Army In­ Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ElsteUe Carpenter Circle of day night at Willie’s Steak stitute for Military Assistance at the Sear’s Roebuck Store at the Women’s Society of Com­ House. The social hour begins at the John F. Kennedy Center the Manchester Shopping Park- COMPLETE AND munity BapUst Church will at 6 :S0 and dinner Is at 7 ;30. for Special Warfare (Airborne) ade. Guests are invited to this meet­ in Ft. Bragg. N.C. in prepara­ meet tonight at 8 at the home of Miss Wilda Stratton, 22 Ard­ A variety of homemade baked COLORFUL SELECTION V,S, Seen ing, says Raymond Bogue, pres­ tion for duty in Vietnam. His goods as well as candy, pre­ ident. wife, Teresa, lives at 619 Wood- more ■ Rd. Mro. Walter Loomis wjll be a guest. serves, jellies, jams and pickles 2 bridge St. will be available. Proceeds will OF Establishing Blast Heavily Damages Rockville Emblem Club will benefit the agency which pro­ Memorial Temple, Pythian The board of education a!nd have a potluck tomorrow at 6 :30 the diaconate board of ’Trinity vides family and marriage Peking Ties p.m. at the Elks Home on Park Sisters, will meet tonight at 8 counseling, foster home care, • GIFT WRAP •RIBBON in Odd Fellows Hall. Refresh-; Covenant Church will meet to­ St. There will be a business night at 7:30 at the church. family day care, -adoption serv­ STORKS, Conn. (AP)—A vet­ meeting at 8. Mrs. Martha ments will be served. ice, and aid to emotionally dis­ • PARTY SUPPLIES eran China-watcher at the Uni­ Ranken is in charge of the pro­ The Cherub Choir of Emanbel turbed children and unwed The Phabe Circle of Emanuel versity of Connecticut predicted gram. Lutheran Church wili rehearse mothers. Harvard Research Site Lutheran Church Women will tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in Luther Mrs. Vernon Muse and Mrs. AT today that it will be only a mat­ meet tonight at 7:30 in Luther Preceptor Gamma Chapter, Hall of the church. Distinguished Military Student Horace Brown are co-chairmen ter of time—possibly only two By DAN HANEY Beta Sigma Phi sorority will Hall for a work night. ! of the Fair. They will be assist­ years—before the United States Associated Press Writer tenant in the U.S. Army after meet tonight at 8 at the home of Manchester Rotary Club will Richard E. Rein, son of Mr. ed by Mrs. S. Steven Sutton, PLAZA follows Canada's lead in recog­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Mrs. Harold Schuetz of 16 Martin-South Schools 'PTA graduation. have Italian Night at its dinner and Mrs. Robert P. Rein of 75 Mrs. Eugene Montany, Mrs. nizing the Communist govern­ (AP) — A bomb blast ear- Ihomas Dr. will hold an Italian night to­ He is one of 38 students ment of Mainland China. meeting tonight at 6:30 at the E. Middle Tpke., receives the Abraham Kllbanoff, Mrs. John l.v today heavily damaged night at 6:30 at the Martin qualifying for this award. To re­ Fletcher Jr.. Mrs. Walter Fuss, Dr. Ilpyong J. Kim, a UConn Manchester Country Club. Ro- Dlstlngi^shed Military Student the library of Haivard Uni- School. Those attending are re­ tarlans and their wives will en­ ceive this award each student Mrs. Nathaniel Kuntzalman, political scientist, said in an in- minded to bring silverware. A joy an Italian menu with appro­ Award from Col. Milton L. Has- must have high leadership and Mrs. Matthew Moriarty Jr. Mrs. ten-iew here today that C3ana- cersity’s Center, for Inter­ portrait of Atty. John Rottner, priate wine for dinner. Speaker kln, associate professor of mili­ moral character, show a definite Walter Furger, and Mrs. Robert dai«, action "indicates the pos­ national Affairs, a goverjif aptitude and Interest in military PO N TIAC wHb was Board of Education for the evening 1s Dom Squatrl- tary science at Norwich Univer­ Ahlness. sibility that- the United States ment-subsidized researim c h a i r m a n when the s c h ( X ) l was science, be in the upper third to. Democratic candidate for the sity, Northfield, Vt. Food items should be brought Your State Senator will follow suit in a short pe­ institute that was assailed built, wiU be unveiled. State Senate from the fourth of his class in military science to Sears by 10 a.m. the day of riod of time, possibly within the in leaflets distributed to If Rein maintains his DMS and in the upper half in all other PARK „ Senatorial District. the sale. Those wishing to have next couple of years." academic subjects. He must also students the night before. Highland Park School PTA ___ requirements through his senior donations picked up may contact Canada and Communist China No one was injured in the ex­ Fall wUl hold its annual poUuck to- oigcusslon Class of year he will receive the Distin­ have completed the RO’TC Sum­ Mrs. Sutton of 7 Hackmatack St., BOB HOULEY announced the establishment of plosion, which was preceded by morrow at 6:30 p.m. In the g^,„th Unitdd Methodist Church guished Military Graduate des­ mer Camp program and bden Mrs. Wibanoff of 14 Dorset Lane diplomatic relations Tuesday, a telephoned threat it would go Specials school. At 7:46, Superintendent tomomew at 10 a.m. ignation and may apply for recommended by the sum­ or Mrs. Montany, 280 Ferguson Working For You and the (Canadian government off. It blew out windows, shred­ of Schools Donald J. Hennlgan church. The meeting’s commission as a second lieu­ mer camp officials. in Ottawa broke off relations 373 MAIN STREET Rd. by 9 a.m. that day. ded concrete and bent steel cell­ will speak on the Nov.-3 refer- theme is ’"The Christian in ’To- with the Nationalist Chinese gov­ ing rods on the third floor of the MANCHESTER endum. day’s World.” The Senior Citizen’s hot The international affairs corn- ernment on Taiwan. building, which was broken Into Superstition "As President Nixon already and defaced by members of an 4 1968 PONTIAC LE- meals will be served during the mlttee of the Manchester Junior, Junior Young Judea, for chil­ The pre-school class of South MANS, 2 dr. HT., Auto., noon hour tomorrow. Fun Day Women’s Club will medt tonight ’The superstition that black has indicated in his Inaugpiral antiwar group last fall. dren Grades 4-6, will have its United Methodist Church will will start at 1:30 featuring at 8 at the home of Mrs. Robert cats bring .bad luck stems Police said leaflets denounc­ PS., PB., Bucket Seats, Bob Houley, Tolland County’s (See Page Thirtj-Ftve) first meeting of the year on meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at colored slides taken of the Maltempo of 5 Parker St. from the fact that Satan was “ Voice in the State Senate,” ing the center as a tool of U.S. Console •2395 Monday, Oct. 19, from 7-8 p.m’. Susannah Wesley Hall of the members’ recent trips to Fen------believed to appear most often consistently speaks out on government foreign "exploita­ at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. church. way Park and Rockingham Pack 98 den mothers and in the guise of a black cat. For the issues . . . that’s not tions" were distributed to un­ 1969 CUTLASS SU­ Middle ’Tpke. ----- Race ’Track. committee members will meet this reason, witches and black where he stops however . . , dergraduate students in dormi­ ___ The VFW AuxUlary will meet he also Initiates positive ac­ tories at Harvard and Radcliffe PREME, 2 dr. HT, Auto, tonight at 8 at the home of Karl cats are often pictured together. ’Hie American Legion will tonight at 7:30 at thd Post tion . . . the key to effective Tuesday night. The leaflets first Manchester Rdpublican Wom­ Hahn of 53 Willard Rd. Nixon Plan PS, PB, Bucket Seats have a regular meeting tonight Home. Members are reminded leadership. appeared Monday night, police en’s Club will sponsor a rum­ at 8:16 at the Post Home. Re- to bring items for Uie group’s s^d, when they were passed out mage sale tomorrow from 10 freshments wlli be served. rumniage sale to be held to- Manchester Lodge of Ma­ in Har\-ard ^uare by youths •2795 a.m. to noon at the GOP head­ F or Peace ___ morrow at 9 a.m. at the Post sons will medt tonight at 7:30 authorities idenitfied as mem­ 1968 PONTIAC FIRE­ quarters, 806 Main St, The ex­ RUMMAGE Ohapman-Joy Circle of North Home. at the Masonic Temple. There bers of the Students for a Demo­ BIRD, V8, PS, Console, ecutive board of the chib will will be a short business meet­ cratic Society, United Methodist Church will ----- meet at 1 p.m. at headquar­ SALE Buckets, Vinyl Top, AT have a potluck at its meeting Manchester WATES will ing and Friendship Lodge will Seen Risky The explorion was the latest ters. pay its annual visit and confer WED., OCT. 14 tomorrow noon at the church. A meet tonight at the Ita lic- He Is Tolland County's Voice WASHINGTON (AP) — Top in a rash of terror bomblng;s film on UNICEF Will be shown American Club, Eldridge St. the Fellowcraft degree. ’There across the coimtry, some of •2295 Miss Patricia Orfitedli, daugh­ will also be a social hour with 10 A.M. to 12 White House officials see a cal­ at 3 p.m. / W^ghlng in will be from 7 to 8. at In The State Senate which the radical Weatherman, 1968 FORD MUSTANG ___ / Members will give their auto- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. rdfreshments. culated risk to the Saigon gov­ GOP Headquarters ernment's hold on the Viet­ a militant offshoot of SDS, has 2 dr. HT, Buckets, Con­ Wesley a rcle of South United biographies. Top losers for Sep- Orfltelli Jr. of 2 Vlllege St.; and 806 Main St., claimed credit. Miss Audrey E. Smith, daugh­ Hollis Circle of South United LET'S RE-ELECT HIM namese countryside if the Com­ sole, V8, PS MeUiodlst Church will meet to- tember were Mrs. Peter Ma- Manchester munist side accepts President Harvard or Cambridge police Mrs. grel, first; and Mrs. Ralph ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Methodist Chufch will meet to­ Angela Davis, sought for nearly two months in connection with a shootout, is night at 8 at .the home of Sponsored by the HOULEY FOR SENATE COMMITTEE Nixon's Indochina cease-fire made no statement linking the Armstrong and Mrs. Bertram Smith, of 607 Woodbridge St., night at 7:30'at the home of Republican John Muschko, 277 Spring St. William Dickens, Treas. escorted by FBI agents in Manhattan following her an-est. (AP Photofax) plan, bombing to radical groups or Bennett, ties for second. have been named to the dean’s M r s . Stanley Weinberg 197 Women’s Club 1967 CHEV. COR­ But they say the chance of se­ other bombings in the nation. Washington School will have list at Adrian (Mich.) College. Highland St. Da.mage to the Harvard cen­ VETTE, Dark Green Uriel Lodge giip un iu> Bolton. concerning the additions to Rob­ the C.FI.A. is as integral as the •1295 ertson ,Natlum Hale, and Kee­ anymore Games of ^ e W i l l be given a hearing Fri- t o ^ M a n lm ^ David Ru- uie FBI’s 10 Most-W^ted Ust "il^tlan °^rdeLw oulS U.S. Army for controlling and Marine Corps League Auxil- exploiting Southeast Asia.” ney St. Schools. Those attend­ mss DaYis, her voice scarce- caga He w ^ [o be a^r°a^^ed ti o T ' T ' t ' ” ha‘ if the Com- y 1968 FORD FAIRLANE, liary will have a business meet- ing the potluck are reminded i.» o.A^iwt^ j-^iAA J I A 1. .. L- California shoot- munists went along with the "nie center, founded in 1968, is HT, PS, Fastback, 2 dr. ling tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the h L (Henmv W H L ^ harboring a , Nixon-proposed ce^e-flre. - n T to brlpg their own dishes and her identity, was led away, her fugitive. ^ , j ..._ concerned with international af­ Marine Home, Parker St fairs, including economic devel­ O silverware. Mrs. Peter Beck­ hands manacled in front of her Present in the hearing room traced Miss Pamliodl^ last •1695 with and Mrs. Ronald Gustaf­ as a sympathizer called out: were several ranking members Daris here through a car owhed . , ^ mmhBt Workers clean up wreckage after a bomb exploded early today in a third floor opment, arms control and Euro­ 1970 MERCURY COU­ son are co-chairmen of the “ You will be freed!” of the naUonal Communist par- Poindexter, who was bom in v ie ^ m e se library of the Center for International Affairs at Harvard. (AP Photofax) pean studies. It houses students studying underdeveloped na­ GAR, 2 dr. HT, Vinyl event. The former University of Call- ty. including James. Tormey. “ ‘J reportedly ^ S th T e ^ w a WORLD SERIES fomia at Los Angeles instructor chairman of the party's defense i’oon acti\e in radical political P” tions. Top, Bucket Seats, Auto., cease-fire offer that would have Robert Bowie, director of the was arrested at a Manhattan commission. organizations there in the early HIMIMIOT and mid 1960s catastrophic six months No Bombs Found center, described it as an aca­ •3195 ago, the officials stated. demic building and said less In Miami Beach, Atty. Gen. They said the Nixon adminis- DAVE REPRESENTS THE We’U Play than 20 per cent of its operating Ball With John ■■■Mitchell - said- Tuesday* is "Wllllhg tO chance' & cost came from the' federal gov­ 1966 PONTI AC BONN% I TA X PAYE R night that a chantie sighting of cease-fire .as a major step to- ernment. VILLE, 4 dr. hard top, YEAR ’ROUND You Government Says: h ^ s Davis in south Florida led ^ard ending the war and cited Court Buildings Evacuated Every Time! The university said — the auto., P.S., P.B., very S'" to her capture. the risk as evidence that the center’s operating budget "last John Hushan, a Justice De- United States was not asking cluan . S ' ! ^ 5 year was nearly $900,000. "fhe Neighborhood School Plan partment spokesman who was the North Vietnamese and Viet In New Haven Bomb Scare center’s last annual report said ZENITH attending a political function Cong to place themselves at a ■ 15 per cent of the funds came - 11967 PLYMOUTH FURY not with Mitchell, said Miss Davis dlkadvantage in accepting a bat- NEW Ha v e n , Conn. (APi -- national chairman of the Black or near the Green in downtown from the government and most III, 4 dooi^i sedan only A C C U iC O L O R COLOR Not Meant as Subterfuge was in the Miami area three tie halt. Authorities evacuated three Panther was appearing with an­ New Haven near Yale Universi­ of the ^ s t from private founda- b e fo r e weeks ago. The Communist world reacted court buildings after a man tele­ other Panther meinber for pre­ ty. an election ! TV WASHINGTON (AP) The rary but ordered Irnposed per-' a young black pilot who asked coldly to the Nixon cease.flrei phoned police that "a bomb Is trial hearings. A spokesman for the miHtant (See Page Ten) •1495 government told the Supreme manently by the L.S. Circuit not to be identified told an.Asso- package hours after he ‘ an- Weatherman group, which has CONCENTRATED LIQUID going to ^o' off in the courthouse The other buildings evacuated Court today the neighborhood Court of Appeals in New Or- ciated Press newsman In Miami nounced it a week ago. asserted responsibility for a ser­ 1967 OLDS DELMONT near the Green." Tuesday house the Circuit 9 DRAIN OPENER • CLEANER school system should not be leans, would accomplish the dls- Beach that ■ preparations had In dlscusislng the Arab-Israeli ies of bombings in California, 88, 2 dr,, HT, Vinyl Top, One of the buildings was Supe­ Court, t.S District Court ■ and „ -c , , . used as a subterfuge to avoid establishment of the district’s •u V, iiji „ii ™ Washington and New York last PS, PB • EATS HAIR rior Court, where Bobby Seale. the Post Office building, all on , ^ j j , You Can Buy a Zenith desegregation. dual school system, though only (See Page Ten) (See Page Thlrtj’-Five) week, has declared it intends, to •1895 • EATS PAT 98* Quoting President Nixon’s "barely.” U^N. Doors STATE SENATE _ IN M ANY Color TV For As Low As ------;------free "all pollUcal prisoners." 1970 PONTIAC GRAND MANCHESTCR 299-95 statement of last March, Solid- 1 Griswold accused the MobUe Seale was one of those specifi­ PRIX, Auto., PS, PB, o d e g a ^ R D STYLINGS tor Cfeneral Erwin N. Griswold board of usihg "dilatory tac- cally mentioned. emphasized the President had tics’.’ to evade desegregaUon. Open Wide Burgundy, Black Vinyl HARDWARE & SUPPLY! Police allowed persons back said neighborhood schools are -The subject of neighborhood into the buildings after a half- 877 Main St., Manchester ODEGARD the "most apprppriate base” for schools has been the chief topic hour search failed to turn up For Birthday *4 1 95 FOR SENATE COiMBf. disestablishing a dual system. of discussion during the hear- any explosives, [ Phone MS-44tS G. Kanehl, Treaa. •‘He did not mean it was the (ng ■ — TEL. 649-24181— ^ Seale; was in court Tuesday sole m eth^ or sole require- The emoUonal situation be- UNITED NA'nONS, N.Y. ipent,” Griswold said at a hear- ....1.1..... ov 'with Ericka Huggins for a pre­ (AP) — With a fervent hope for BACK AGAIN IN HARTFORD BY POPULAR DEMAND! ine on malor school deseeree-a- Particularly erident Tues- trial hearing. Both face-charges law ' and • U?N, officials H n aesegrega- Justice Hugo L. stemming- from the 1969 slaying opened their doors tbday to a II Black, whose opposiUon to ra- of fellow Panther Alex Rackley. “ Many methods are available, discriminatlM has never parade of International leaders Including truly impartial zones, discnminauon nas net er Seale Is charged with first-de­ arriving for the 28th birthday of A PATTERN the pairing of sch ^ s , the clos- f f ft gree murder, kidnapiiig result­ the world forum. ing of ^ e and the expanding ^ ing in death, conspiracy to mur­ Police cars and patrol boats Legal Defense and Educational of others, and so forth.” der and conspiracy to kidnap. on ,the East River guarded the Fund: ” I don't like this trying 4 The concept of neighborhcxxl Mrs. Huggins is charged with land and water approaches of to condemn a whole way of liv­ schools has become, .the primary kidnaping resulting in death, the world organlzatijjn's head­ CUTTING SHOW ing.” issue in the court's three-day aiding »and abetUng a murder, quarters. Inside the biiildings PANASONIC The Fund lawyer, James M. 'Spend just with us look at the sch(x>l situations in the tw^conspiracy charges and and throughout the-18 ‘acres of 90 MINUTES WITH Charlotte-Mecklenburg County, ?la-brit III, had argued that binding with criminal" intent. lawns and gardens, U.N. guards and learn howto makevour own SE'f AND FORGET TUNING SNAP-ON N.C.; Mobile County, Ala.; and neighborhood school con- and plainclothesmen kept watch nattelns for any member of your family SUN Clarke County, Ga. cept is really a flcUon.” That is, WAtERBURY (AP) — The followii^ a warning from J. Ed­ NEW ES-m. 19” B I A C K & WHITE , SCREEN Griswold-said "school hoards he said, the CharlotterMecklen* — Waterbury Polica Station a)id gar Hoover’s assistant that an­ and get a perfect Jit eveiy time! will have not done enough if burg (bounty, N.C., school board City Hall were evacuated Tues­ archistic groups might try to SYLVANIA COLOR TV PORTABLE TV 12” BLACK & WHITE they simply desegregate neigh- had used zoning and sch(x>l loca- day for about an hour after a kidnap heads of state attending • NO MORE ALTERATIONS! borhood schools.” He said they tion techniques mosUy to pte- woman telephoned police and the anniversary session. • NO MORE WASTE OF MATERIAL! PORTABLE TV In Rich Walnut Grain •must make decisions that will serve segregation, not to perpe- said fhe ' building would be William C. Sullivan, the ast • CREATE YOUR OWN OESIGNS! overcome discrimination.” tuate neighborhood schools. blown up within one hour. sl^taht to the FBI director, gave $1 Both in Charlotte and Mobile, Black told Nabrit, who was the warning In a speech pre­ yvorld-famous Institute of Pattern Design $( A search by police and fire $ he said." the schcxil boards have supporting- a massive busing officials failed to turn up any pared for delivery to a group of will show you how to draw and cut your 100.95 not done enough. How “ drastic” plan: ” How can you rearrange publishers and editors. But own patterns with the “DOT PATTERN” explosives. a plan must be, he added, de- the whole country? . . . You In Bridgeport, a man called when he gave the speech, he system. You'll team a completely different, WE HONOR pends on the present extent of want to haul people miles and omitted the reference to kldnap- amazingly simple approach that will save police Tuesday night and said a mMtDT chir^D the consequences of past legal miles to give them eqqal per- bomb was set to go off in the ings. No reason wa^ given. >-' you money. Praised by seamstresses and TMi ■ITWSIW CMD teachers throughout Europe. Take only two BEHIND THE COUNnR OR BEHIND THE PRODUOT, NORMANW HAS THE EXKRTS discrlmlnation. centages in the schools.” business administration build­ The celebration, runnin|(^#r6m - measurements, read a number and make a "It Is not enough to leave The neighborhood school con- ing at the University of Bridge­ Oct. 14 to 24. will mean d ot-that’s all! things as they arc now and say cept has become the first line of port. blocked-off streets for New we must be g(x>d," Griswold, defense:: for attorneys defending The building was evacuated Yorkers and .Jess police protec­ 3 DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY former Harvard Law School desegrSgation plans the civil and searched, but no bomb was tion for the^clty. Some 8,000 po- llcem ^ have been assigned to 10:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. dean, said. rights lawyers say do not carry found. NORM A N ’5 He added that the ’ phrase ou( tj,e 1954 Supreme Court de- guard more than 40 heads of TUESOM. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY./IIDAY INC INC. "neighbortiood schools is used segregation ruling, WASHINGTON (AP) — An In­ state or government and about OCTOBER 13. 14, 16, 16 by some persons as a subter- jj--Flve) With Autumn’s glow on the surf, a child races across Santa Monica, Calif, beach. (AP Photofax) (See Page Twenty) (See Page Thirty-Five) - \ - ■

f V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE THREE iVLANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTfeR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, lOtO PAGE TWO tobello has “ a right as a pri­ 'Iff South Windsor Mtobelld Asked vate citizen and registered Dem­ I THEATER TIME MOVIE R/qiNGS Sheinwolfl f>ti Bridge To Resign Post ocrat to support whom he Second Congressional District j SCHEDULE Dodd Hits wishes.” FOR RMiENUB AND Leaf Pickup _ _ "But he is an agent of me YOUNG PBD iU CONSIDER THE ENEAIY HARTTFORD, Cfann. (AP) Democratic State Central Com- Burnside—Night They Raided Penn Central AND THEIR IGNORANCE r^• of I f f rsUngs. it to ttHorm NORTH A member of me Democratic mittee, which is a policy-mak- Minsky’s, 7:30; P ieces of 4) KJ74 Set to Start ptn oit obovt tttt tutttbtiity of By ALFRED SHEINWOLD State Central Committee has teg group, and he has taken a Dreams, 9:16. mono contoni tor Hitwing by ttmr cMdrtn. (P 14 'Steele Unveils Proposal Rail Service called for me reslgnaUongiUlUUIl ofo i Position- _ against .. me _1 decision . . of ' UA Theater — Muderers Row, When yto don’t know what 0 AJ On Monday Henry Altobello as committee U*® Democratic primary in Au- 7:30; R..- P. M., 9:15. , HARTFORD, _ Conn. (AP) All ACES AOMimO to do, mink about youir oppo­ Jh AJ932 secretary because ,of his refusal gust, which is to support Duf­ State—Gone Wim me Wind, commuter service on me Penn Gtfltnl Auditncts- WEST EAST TTie fall leaf pickup prog^om fey,’’ she said. G "St* nents. Maybe mey^also (don’t will qtart on Monday. to support Joseph Duffey, me ♦ 6 Duffey won me Democratic For Oeeangraphy Center Central Railroad is a “ national knom^'what to do. Flnd^^yay ♦ 83 Vacuum machines will be Democratic Senate nominee; Mansfield Drive-In - Ciy of disgrace,” said S ^ . Thomas J. All ACES AOMinEO Z> A 9 Z> Q 10865 “ He should resign immediate' primary over party-endorsed By BETTE QUATRAI.E the Banshee, 7:00; Angel Un' Ptnnttl GulStnci 5u«tslid to profit from their ignorahce^ K 10 7 3 0 Q986542 used in populous residential ly,” Gloria Morris of WllUman- candidate, Alphonsus Donahue Island Sound and the Atlantic The plan would not only ben- Dodd today as he called for in­ GP instead of letting mem profit areas, and town trucks will (Herald Reporter) chained, 8:45. ;0876 Jh None Uc qaid Tuesday in a letter to State Sen. Edward L. Mar- Ocean. efft eastern Connecticut but the creased federal assistance to from yours. For example, you pick up bagged leaves in rural The creation of a major _ . East Hartford Drive - In— modernize me service in and may. gain from postponing a \SOU TH areas. John M. Bailey, Democratic state chairman. out of New York City. RnnicTED discard until you have forced ^ -A Q 109 5 2 In me residential areas, Connecticut, was proposed this posals and has already laid the heart, 7:30; My Lover, My Son, U I A Pass However, nonniral residents (Ago limit moy vary independent. Dodd is locked in ists wim cars. More than 100,- Z . . a "P'^t dollar bills into our don (midway between Boston New York.” Clubs. I^ass 4 A All Pass who want plastic bags can pur­ ^ V •- In cintin ants) * i a mree-way battle for re-elec­ 000 travelers used me service The center would be located wallets and at the same time and New York). It would utilize Vernon '"nils would be accomplished West leads me king of clubs, chase mem at me town garage tion wim Duffey and Rep. Low­ last year, up 19 per cent over in me New I^ndon area and provide a livable future for our the area's exlsUng scientific as if me roadbeds were part of and you play dummy’s^ a c e ...... — — ------on Ellington Road. .•U. gk ga! "® IB Km m m t ell P. Welcker Jr., me Republi­ 1968. The ferries run between designed to encom- children,” Steele told a press community and easting in- me Interstate highway system,” This collection is for leaves Delph a Taber Of TMt East pounces on mis trick wim ^ dummy to dis- can cwdidate. Harwich, England, and Bremen Read Herald Advertisements p a s s both research and actual conference in New London this dustrial resources, said Dodd, a Democrat who is MOnON PKfUM eOQi Of NLf-At«UUr«M hls singleton trump and returns ^ard hearts on me jack-nine of only. Trash, sticks and large field work in the waters of Long morning. Mrs. Morris said she feels Al- or Hamburg. Among me needs that would Installed In seeking re-election as an inde­ a loty diamond. . . , clubs and me ace of diamonds. rocks must be removed before' be fulfilled by me oceano­ pendent. If ybu discard a heart, and This limits your heart loss to leaves are collected. Pickups graphic center, would be me Rainbow Post “ To do this, me federal gov­ win wlthMummy’s ace, you can one trick. will be made every Monday un­ South Church til winter. ■. development of an additional ernment could use monies from draw two rounds of trumps Md lead a low club toward dummy. Daily Question GOP Headquarters source of food supply to i; the Miss Delpha Taber, daughter me Highway Tru^ Fund, since of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tabor, improved rail service wiU al- Campus Fair West will play low, and dummy As dealer, you hold: Spades, Soum 'Windsor Republicans WE'RE OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR 'ROUND - Heralding Politics worlds fast growing population; . . . A-Q-10-9-5-2; Hearts, K-7-S-2; provision of more minerals to ® has been levlate me need for increased will have to win wim me nine. have opened meir headquarters OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS till 9:00 . . . Set Saturday Diamonds, None; Clubs, 10-6-4. at 1767 Ellington Road, addition­ By Sol R, Cohen ■ replenish diminishing supplies ‘"stalled as worthy advisor of expenditures on highways in me West will capture your ten of Whal do your say? al volunteer workers are need­ Your Complete Home Furnishers For 7 1 ■‘Years— ! .. , nn lonH. fho Rockville Assembly 39, Order area,” he said. Soum United Memodist clubs wim me queen and will Answer; Pass. The hand is H e U h 's Mayor Naman Agostinelll's school mere, he said, ” A change ‘ o o f Rainbow for Girls. “ I have felt for some Ume return a club to dummy’s jack. . ^ ed in preparing and distribut­ action Monday, in grabbing a administration in Hartford, recreation, and ... Church will have its Hi-Ho ’70 You can get rid of anomer almost- bat not quite, worm an ing campaign literature and “of Miss Taber is a freshman at now mat highways must not be_,„.^ . ------— — ------, _ , , . Viet Cong flag from me grasp Republicans into of- Central ConnecUcut State Ool- me only way of getting us from Saturday from 10 a.m. to heart. But dummy’s last club opening M^d materials. lege where she is majoring in one point to anomer,” Dodd. ^ p.m. on the church campus, will not be good, and you will Copyright 1970 Headquarters manager Betty General Features Corp. VI ° make more effective me Steele presented his inital pro- said. He said his proposed leg- Mrs. Stanley Weinberg is co- have to lose two heart tricks, Wolfe Sazinski said some tele­ me Hartford Hilton Hotel, may Public Works Department.” posal earlier this week to the islation will demonstrate that ordlnator of me event. She will Down one. phoning, typing, and envelope produce a hew dance craze. Department of (Commerce in rail passenger service is a vi- be assisted by Mrs. Fred Geyer Just As Bad addressing can be done by mose Wow Celebrating Our Big 71st— “ The Agostlnelli Stomp,” and EmlHo Daddario, his Demo- Washington and to me National able means of transportation. and Mrs. Davis Wiggin, decora- R is just as bad if you dis- who perfer to work in meir inspired by me following verse: vOceanographic and Atmosphere “ We can send a rnan to me tions; Mrs. Richard Marshall,card a club on dummy’s ace of homes. There is also a need for “ First voii set vonr slp-hts on introduced legislation in Administration (NOAA). Clalm- moon on a precise schedule, but Mrs. Val Patarinl and MQss diamonds. West still captures drivers and babysitters. r C^nsress to r e ^ r e me labeling ^ave received favorable we cannot get a commuter from Emel Goslee, treasurers; and me ten of clubs wim his queen Volunteers to date include: 4 me Viet Cong Flag. of consumer goods ^ meir unit reactions and me advice that Stamford to New York City on Mrs. Robert Howard, publicity, and returns a club to dummy, Joan Beck» Janice Blowers, You tear it off its pole as it price, in order to fa- me proposal appeared “ realls- time and in comfort,” me sena- (Chairmen of me various c ^ mscmd two heai^ ^ t EaSIHARUORO Barbara (Brown, Sandy (Jarino, starts to wag. cilitate comparison sljopplng. tic.” Steele added me two tor said. booths are Mrs. Russell Mac- have to lose two hearts .- ■% ★ Nancy C an, Doromy Cohen, You fling it to me ground Under me provisions of me , Doromy and Shirley Corcoran, R S i l li.H li.<’ Kill *K» . li . . agencies were “ most coopera- Dodd unv^ed his plan at a Kendrick, aprons; Mrs. Rich- sooner or later, llll llll June (Jottle, Joan Cummings,' and begm your romp. - ' C t ® w ^ t i v e in assisting me wim melr meeting wim me Commuters Ac- ard Kucera and Hollis Circle, The point is mat you don’t And mat’s what’s called me product would be expressed in professional guidance and ad­ know what to discard at me Janice Dierian, Audrey Dtese, Agostlnelli stomp!” terms of price per ounce or tion Committee of Fairfield attic treasures; Mlzpah-Spen- Dlantha Dorman, Mary.- Dut­ vice.” cer Circle, baked goods; Mrs., second trick. Think of West, ■ ------price per pound. It would be County. ton, Jeanne Engle, Sue Fitts, Take The Guesswork Out Of Decorating With These Beautifully Implementation of me pro- Herbert McKinney, candy; prepare a similar predlca- AgosUnelli’s action was fea- similar to me system being Dupee and Reynolds Circles, Jneat for him. Peggy Garvey, Virginia Gilligan tured in all state newspapers used extensively in me pricing Psoal will depend in large Country Store; Stanley Orcle, U>® diamond return at and Marsha Giza. and accounts and pictures of it of meat and meat products, measure on me “ support of Club To Hold Also, Beverlee Hatfield, Joan every Interested party in me Coffee House; Mrs. Warren the second trick, and ^ v e dum- appeared in many .of me papers ------Curtlss, Fish Pond; Mrs. Rob- my's ace for later. Draw two Hull, Elya Kibbe, Mary Lap- on me East Coast. Former State Insurance Com- ®^ate of Coiuiectlcut, ’ according Bear Festival rounds of trumps and lead me pala, Linda Lumin, Marilyn ------missloner William Cotter, Dem- candidate. Steele has mall- ert Knight, handicrafts. % Correlated Room Groups five of clubs toward dummy. Mawfainney, Jan McDonald, The Republican Town (Tom- ocratlc candidate for First Dis- copies of me proposal to all The Manchester Junior Worn- Also, Mrs. Dean Patterson, Now West will not know what Marilyn Mealy, Sally ^ r s e , en’s Club will sponsor an “ Okto- holiday; Mrs. Louise Steven- mittee is meeting at 8 tonight trict congressman, is urging me candidates for state and federal to do. Joan Obei^, Darien Owens, in its headquarters at 808 Main Internal Revenue Service to office m mis year’s election. berfest in November” Saturday, son, plants; Mrs. Verner Nylin, If West plays low, dummy Ann Peters, (Barbara PogUtsch, J ® f knitwear; Mrs. Philip S u ^ ^ RIRIIN tURNPIKt St. simplify individual Income tax I" advance me plan’s Xf fO ?WO i.UY‘j ofid OR AfiTMOOR Carol Prario, Kay Rafferty, Miss IMpha Taber Regulbuto, Jqne Romeyn, In addition to discussing me forms. In addition, he is recom- Implementation, Steele, if elec- ^ f. 1 y°« t*>® t®n of clubs Edim progress of me campaign and mending me creation of a tax- t®** (Jongress, will apply for g^yclology. She is a previous re- Geiman beer fes ival Ferris and Mrs. w m i ^ R ^ , ^ gee of diamonds, Marilyn Senger, M ^ Shubert, Unearthing a Sherd at Tel Lutz will mark me first fund-raising weeds and things; Mrs. James that you have limited me Mary Ann Sklenar, ' Virginia me condlUon of campaign fi- payers’ review board, “ to test membership on me House Mer- the American Legion , , , j , k Betty Davis of 28 Wellman Rd. is about to “ unearth” a sherd, or piece of pot­ nances, me committee mem- out me forms before mey are chant Marine and Fisheries jg g member of me ^® year. The Hartford Memery, luncheon, club loss to one trick you can Sleeper, Lee Starr, Barbara bers wUl hear two speakers — distributed to me public” . Committee, which is dlrecUy Congregational Omreh. ^’^''arians, wearing authentic Mrs. Rita Kenway will have afford to lead hearts and give Sweeney, Judy Tartaglia, I^ancy tery, from the sands of Tel Lutz, one of the involvement exhibits at Lutz Jun­ lederhosen will provide music her handcrafted jewelry v... __ k„„-* v™. ■uhii one from me school board, ex­ He pledged that, if elected, responsible for me advanced Junior past worthy advisor, Trinks, Marge Trotman, Ann ior Museum, as John Fitzgerald of 45 Battista Rd. inspects another. The Bennet , ^ and song sheeU for mose at- sale in Susannah Wesley Hall. h e ^ Tn me Wassenar, and (Maxma Williams. plaining a proposed $2 million ’unless action along mose lines study and development of ocean- Suzanne Pearson tending. ■ A New England luncheon of t^e omer hearts in the Junior High School students are Teen Volunteer League members, who daily as­ bond issue for school Improve- is forthcoming voluntarily, I ography. Miss Taber wim her Rainbow dummy. Films Available sist young children. Each numbered sherd was found i'n flat - topped, gently ments; me omer from me will introduce leglslaUon to He further promised to main­ (Told pitchers of beer, hot dogs homemade salads, sandwiches of Residents of Soum Windsor Bible and Miss ^ u r a Salmw cooked in beer, and sauerkraut pies and cakes will be served If West plays me queen sloping hills, or Israeli tels. A corresponding number on a map behind the stu­ “ Let’s Vote 18” committee, ex­ force me Internal Revenue Ser­ tain close ties with me new Ik rvi/K clubs pn your five, you can lat- may now borrow 16mm sound presented Miss Pearson wim will be served. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m • VtW- _ V_ - dents identifies where each sherd was discovered. A fringe benefit is the gift to plaining a proposed constitu­ vice to do me job”. NOAA, and “ will strongly sup- her past wormy advisor jewel. er Jtdke me ten of clubs and films from the public library. a child of an argara, an Israeli coin, w hen he takes his sherd to the desk. Exhi­ tional amendment for lowering port and promote congressional „,other of Delpha, A limited number of tickets per Hall, This • new service was an­ locations of all me voting age to 18. Bom pro­ are' available and may be ob- Maps wim nounced by Library Director bits are open, without charge, Tuesday through Sunday, froin 2 to 5 p.m. Sun­ posals will be voted upon Nov. n^r^nhir*flel*d*’°^^*' ^ presented wim a corsage jjy contacting Mrs. Al- booths and special events wilt day is the occasion for a special activity. (Herald photo by Ofiara) MANCHESTER CHILDREN’S William Clayton Massey and is 3. General Sees ograpme I . ,-A„qtrial “ Eastern Star woodward of 54 Waddell be available at me registratlonj __ 1 CENTER SPECIAL made possible by membership J d H in t o n , f booth. during its summer reading pro­ room momers. Hie affair will p.m. for melr regular meeting 643-7B32 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEAT^ MATINEES in me Film Cooperative of Con­ Vietnam Quiet ‘’''‘“ *,‘,7 “'' „fo7^'o7nnertlriit presented wim a bouton- j j 7 Knollwood Dr., Glastonbury, grams for children. be at me Orchard Hill School in the church hall, The campaign committee for munlUes nlere. The advisory board pre- ^rs. Ernest Everett of necticut, Inc. and Mrs. Ernest Everett of SAT. MAT. 12:00 - 2:00 St V:00 SUN. MAT.: 1:30 St 3:30 p r o Open House on Foster 8t. An interior decorator from the re-election of U.S. Sen. On Campaigning join togemer to bring melr com - gg^^g^ the merit bars, Berkley Dr., Vernon. Smog‘Sniffed Individuals and organlrotiona Thomas Dodd has announced bined abilities and desires to me om er officers installed were: LOS A N C ^ L ^ — Smog-pro­ must complete an annual con­ The Orchard Hill PTO will Coming events of me PTO Nassau's Furniture Store will mat Dodd has me personal sup- __ _ attentionof state and federal Oouch, worthy "asso­ ducing hydrocarbon emissions tract wim me cooperative in or­ hold an open house at its first will inclule a Christmas pro- present ideas in home furnlsh- WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. gram, book, fair and Saturday Ings. ciate advisor; Carole Ireland, Nearby Pot from automobiles are being CHILDREN'S MATINEES der to be eligible to use me meeting at 7:80 p.m. Tuesday. WilUam B. Reason predicted"'ti ° “ ? l ° “'""recommended me movies. ------Rogers, who resides at 1163 E Steele recommended me gj,gj.jty; Gail (Tonnell, hope; HILO, Hawaii (AP) — Patrol- checked by California hig^iway films. A service charge to cover Two presentaUons by teach­ C day any eneny attacks in Viet- gj^jg legislature establish a ers will be given regarding class Ladles’ Guild Manchester Evening Herald Middle Tpke., Manchester. Christine Johnson, faim; Patti man Patrick Cootey dug up a patfolmen using a portable cost of transportation of films MrHScI programs, followed by a ques­ Rogers who took a 1960 sum- Influencing me commission on wetlands, coast- tvhltman, chaplain; Joy Fick- story in front of me Hawaii "smog sniffer.” About me size is required for each loan. Con- St. Margaret Mary’s Ladles South Windsor correspondent tbe wonderful tion and answer period. guild 'Will meet on Monday at 8 Barbara Varrick tel. 644-8274. mer course on African (Tulture coming U.S. congressional elec- al waterways and oceanogro- igg^gi.. Pamela Tylee, Tribune-Herald buUdlng. ^ o f a portable -TV set, it meas- * tracts and additional informa­ SAVE $70.00! SALE PRICE at the University of^ Ghana, is tions “ would be modest in inten- P^y* ®^®P Teels “ essenuw Wielmann, general man- ures samples of esdiaust gases Parents may sign up for in­ musical tion may be obtained from me dividual conferences wim melr a lecturer, on Negro History sity and of short duraUon." ® m Also: Barbara Bertram, re- ager, said. Tuesday he had no library. child’s teachers at this meet­ and Culture at me University of Rosson, until recently Deputy m t ^ e ^ t a l K L ‘dea how me marijuana plant STATE adventure... Films covering a wide range ing. • U.S. Commander m VlebLn. Bli^^^ MANCHESTIR COLONIAL 2 PIECE rvsi PARK REAR OF 'HtAYRI of topics are listed in a catalog Following me presentations, *T am pi^ud to support Sen- told the Association of the Unit- ^eLioCTanhic center Jacqueline (^rtls, patriotis . _____ — / Issued by me cooperative and Liunirlous deep cushioned comfort (not to mention me comfort on your purse, too) fea­ parents and teachers will meet turing: Solid maple, wings, Imuckle arma and high backs. Carefidly (xinstnicted wim ator Dodd,” said Rogers today, ed States Army any new wave "irioqt nv^ern and so- Schultz, service, e TONITE AT 7:30 are reserved mrough me li­ in me cafeteria for introduction 199 Rich-Lux Uremane Foam Reversible Cushions, billowing attached pillow backa and fully “ because he has alwavs been a of enemv attacks would be “ “ “ bo- ^ Ritzen, outer observer; brary. T of me staff. Refreshments -wUl aldrted. AFTER SALE PRICE $269 Jo in In new screen The library has used films be served by me fourm grade \ ^ b“" b “ V wouia b. to -aovelop 01. tin - flag splendor...Tlie torn Thurgood Marshal, when big- However, Rosson-newly des- gggg,^ technology, vehicles, Nearer- Cheryl Johnson, page the most niii^nifieent oted m em ^rs of me S^ate Ignated comniander of U.S. equipment and instrumenta- gggf, Judim Szalontai, page Engaged? Judlcla^ C o m m ltU e tried to Army forces In me P a cific- g^ and com- ^ggt’. gaily aark, page north; T a c o s - nietiire ever! thuml) open tliurs. ‘n fri. block his nom inations me U.S. torecast in lUs prepared speech ^g^giguy develop me oceans.” Lisa Chesterton, page south,mid c o l o r s o m e / Court of Appeals. Tom Dodd has endl^ of the monsoon rates ,^^3 p,g,j- provides an alterna- Tamara Chestertim, keeper of iilfK til 9HM) Then We Have A Ym always supported raUonal civil during tee next few weeks will ^^g greatest the jewels x ' fo r- L u n c h rights legislation and will cOn- bring^lncreaaed enemy resupply ConnecUcut. Members of' the cljolr are: Free Gift For You! UliUe-to do 80, r am sure, when e ffo ^ ^ .^ ^ s o u ^ m Laos and its heavy’ dependance on a de- kamieen Neft, Itothy Cpmiai. B u n c h he returns to the Senate.” "°Thls^he adl^^^may be fol- ^®"®®fense oriented economy.' Linda Barrow, Sandra NOwbury, If you were juat engaged we want to start your tioirie dif wiffi Unlike me futurisUc propos- Kay Vanderpoel, Martha Brown, lowed by greater combat acUvl- this oven-probf . . ,|mlx . . . bake . . . and sjerve 3 plecd bowl set. Mrs. Naomi Hammer of Ver- al for a jetport for eastern (Ton- Nancy Greenfield, Nancy W(X)d- ty by the enemy. at Included in me gift box are 6” . 7” , ahd 9” . bowls we know you’ll non has j(jined the campaign R^ggn described me general "ccUcut, as advocated by un- teg and Pa,tricla Miner, faroilg plca©e have many upe:!^,,far in me years to come. This free gift must bd staff of Democratic gubernator- j^jHtary situation in Vietmurt as successful DemocraUc con- Installteg officers were, be; picked up by th/e bride and groom togemer. . . . We know young ial candidate Emilio Daddario. favorable to me allies in-virtual- STesslonal primary challenger sides Miss Pearson, Marybeth 244 CENTER W t, people often don’t have. eBtabllsI^ credit. . . , (X»AE IN AND She will assist in scheduling for j„ ^ajor areas. He reported William Stanley, me oceanog- ^zhloritai, Laura'Salm(>n, Donna mexican food ■ o DISCUSS OUR YOUNG AMERICA CREDIT PLAN! We want me Daddario campaign, wim enemy pressure in me senslUve raphy center is npt likely to Munroe and Mrs. Edim Robin- MANCHESTER you to get started in life me way you want. After all, your future special responsibility for Mrs. northettimost region -adjotelng create a furor or fear or-Con- son. Open 7 Days - U a.m. to 9 p.m. Daddario’s schedule. Laos and Norm Vietnam, j troVersy. ^ , , ' — ^ ^ Is our futuep. -j . '• BACK AGAIN BY POPULAR DEMAND! Mrs. Hammer, a Vernon na- while praising' me work of Steele’s plan ,wduld encour- 246 Broad Street -halfoween costumes tive, is a mird-term Democratic regular Soum Viemamese age me present trend 'toward Newspaper Talks just east of Paikade state central committeewoman forces and m e ' mlliUa, Rosson me development of ecolog;lcal Held in New York MANCHESTER P O U Y F O X E eniffiv stock —^ iizes 3 to 14 ).‘!CbrtUied Hand Wrltteg Aiialyiat’’ and is,secretary of me State reported paclficaUon is lagging protectlou of iriiat Steele de- v-noir iaih 'm h 6 4 6 - 1 9 7 8 ovor 30 dioractm! Coromisslbn for me Revision of in me Central Highlands be- c i ^ s as “ man's last fronUer NEW Y O ^ k^’ ' j will appear here agate tfala DAVID OSELZNICKS ptKinuCT-oob^ BlecUon Laws. She is me wife cause of poor millUa perform^ ,oh this planet,,me sea." „ ® k MAKGAKLI MHUMLILS CARE-FREE VINYL. of Deputy Secretary of meance. - Among t h e areas wWch day-old strike by me New Yort tHURSDAY, OCTOBER ISiti — 6 to 8 P.M. * l - 4 4 e . State Harry Hammer. Most of me populatep^Cbastal would be explored at me cen- XKHinSWITH FREE — FREE — FREE — FREE WEARS and WEARS ------p l ^ of me northeimmost I ler would be ocean farming, i r Ftom Joat one short Mntence of your handwriting, ahe tfiurs., fH. and only! Roger Bagley, GOP candidate ^ r p s region has been brought ^ c h ^teele sees as pMslbly ^“g^^bL L'^an ’’exc^^ge of TH E WIMT can teU you three things about yourself in lees than three PRACTICAL for sta'te representaUve from under fr ie n ^ control, me gen- me only answer to suppling a exchang DRIVE-IN STAMAIHiy mteutea! Manchester’s l«m Assembly Dis- eral saljl,-calling mU. “ one of contouaUy g r o ^ 'w o r l d pop- '" '^ '^ “gg°"lggg ^ the talks said and BEAUTIFUL! CLARK GABLE ' -T H IS THU1I8DAY NIGHT O N L Y - trict. ,is urging , that “ greater success dlaUo.^ ’" d c 'S m f “wTstee^ w ^ r r n S o ^ a C J NOW - ENDS SUNDAY. VWiENLEteH/ eynphaslfl should be placed on. a*:oHes of the war,*’- ^ of minerals noneconomic issues in me pro­ development of broader pjTO’ Nonetheless, with the enemy floor. ^ ^ posed contract, .^including a LESUEHOWARET BAKED STUFFED g r s m a for occupaUonal enjoying short lines of commu- ‘''Proper planning now will en- ^ demand for a oension olan THIS IS THE 1 OLMAdeHAVILLAND teg in our high schools; through nicaUon and supply to LaoUan sure mat mis frontier (me ^ (“ red nine .WiBBtr BIKE AT the O ccupauW l 'Ftatelng Act and North Viftnaraese bases, ocean) will not be polluted,” ®2“7 ^ ° “ ®red STEREOPHONIC SOUND -METROCOlDfi ■ cl Ten SHRIMP HiLLRUN AnMCMRiieluse Arsdeny of 1986” Rosson said, Viemamization Steele told me newsmen gam- crait umons. Avards Includes; Potato, Tossed Salad and Ranch House Toast iKgmhAr nf Will take longer to accomplish ered to hear me proposal. “ The '^® pointed to a sever- YOU MAKE 1 SALE 4 m e ^ ^ c h e s t e r school board, “ ®® anyvrtiere else lessons we learned might be ^,®®‘’’®‘7®” '®” ^.„ FARR'S in Vietnam. applied to me frontiers we have *1®'*^ ^y me ^ i l d and s^d it AlOHE! 8«dd,_ "T h e high school All SET UPI - ♦ ..,kk In Rosson's view, me sltusStlon already polluted." It would also coul^ retains that or .ab^don it ALL THIS WEEK! am>rner must seek emoloyment ***® soumemmost protect' our beaches for rec- 5 ernoon daily, Blue,. Greien, VINYL SAVE $30.00 bury yesterday that me whole ___ Amber or-Red. spring and from movement of ______| ___ ■___ _ Reg. 50c each — Be It Uvhig rooon, don, rumpps room, reaeneatlon room, or fam ily room — y tp Jiirt $ .00 State Public Works Department forces' to reinforce ele- I 3 for gl-OO can’t top tldB STctraorclinary i^ u e on furniture that’s as handsome a s .lt IS p raeocal! "needs rethinking and revltall- ments tei me delta. Reg. S6o each — C ovend with eaey-OBne Bolta/lax wtth the took end feel of gSove-aott toather — cutd. 269 ■' “ Soum Vietnamese regulars HIdlIBB B K B 4 for H.OO twtoe the wearing qiMUItieB! Massive 84” sofa and matching chair have deep butten- tuftad backa, heavy density, heavy weigbt urethane foam cuiliiona. fNAFTER SALE PRICE $299 Citing delays in construction largely have replaced U.S. THEATRE EAST Boys’ or OiriB' Hi Rise jOood till Nov. 1 of a pnq^XMcd, new courthouse in forces along'^ me entire border Bike.' Chrome Fenders, Waterbury, and also delays in ^ th Cambodia, and territorial ICOUAMMnCtVMSfaoMiW Cfaaster Brake, Written additions to a regional technical forces have been entrusted me SnNLEY KRAMER’S fta “BPM" Stan Guarantee. Boys’ Copper- Try Keim’s ------: immediate defense of Saigon, a Aim-Margrot ’’One-Stop Shopping!” tone, Girls’ Turquoise. 20” far from me day when ma­ Anthony Qninn s We’U Come To Tpur.Homs jor U.S. and Soum Vietnamese Bank Charge Ures. eiih Furnitur , IRanrhPBlfr To Advise T(ni! ' forces ringed me city.’’ HPM 580 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD Cards ON SALE $ 9 4 9 7 AUTHENTICITY I s Use Our New Revolving €nmtn{i ^rrali The delta IV Corpo, meet Fully Set Up Cre(Dt' Plan! densely inhabited section of FREE PARKING 528-3333 s All Pqrchases Inspected 1115 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PubUAed Dally Except Sunday. Vietnam, “ reflects the highest DON STROUD LUKE ASKEW SEVENTY EAST CENTER ST. ' Before Delivery! UMl HoUdays at 13 BlaMll Sireei URRY BISHOP TYNE DALY A SMAtLOEPOaiT fiOUW nn. (060401 order of progress across me MANCHESTER Opposite me Bennet Junior High S(4iooI on Lower (Soum Bnd) Main Street _ board,” Rosson said. -To Please Eh7eryone ! Telephone 64S-2711 ALDO RAYu-uEiiicAiiiNuiiiuiioiui^^ 2 MAIN ST. OPEN DAILY . . . For Frlet^ly Service, Phone eiS-4150 . . . aaoood ' (haas Postace PaM ai It is here, me general said, TONIGHT Maachaater, 0>nn. that pacification “ has chalked — 2nd Hit — m 643-7111 TO 9:30 MON. - FRI. -10 A.M. - 9 P.M. — SAT. tiU 6 ■ub8(3Uption rates , FARR'S FREE MAIN STREET PARKING, or PARK FREE IN THE LOT NEXT TO QUR STORE. Payable In Advance up consistent gains against de-' Edgar Allan Poe’8 tjm Year ...... I30.UU termteed enemy resistance and “ CRY OF THE BANSHEE’ aai Vfcatba continues to do so.” Ihrae Motitbe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE EOUR erated by the mayor was de­ (image has changed from a "city terrorism for a while, but scores van, Airs. Robert Gaura, Mrs. stroyed. During t^e first half of of churches’" during the 1950s to of additional attacks in 1969 and Room Mothers Daniel Miller." M pnlreal’s Drapeau this year, there >vere 17 bomb­ the metropolis it is today. He 1970 renewed it as a major is- Also, Mrs. Keith Merrill, DAVE REPRESENTS THE Coventry First I j censed Broadcast “Whatever The Guests at Tea Mrs. Paul Guggolz, Mrs. John ^*20^ 04 ings in Montreal and Ottawa spurred construction of the sup. TV Tonight Occasion— Flowere Farrell, Mrs. Richard Zovarcll, TAXPAYER and another in an outljrilig vil­ city’s, subway system 50 years Notes left by the Liberation- Keeney St. School PTA re­ lage, and ir^other explosive de­ after it was first considered. He front at the sites of blasts in the Mrs. Norman Burke, Mrs. YEAR ’ROUND Bj- CL.KY R. PO LLAN- for Complete Listings. Made 50 Years Ago Today Say It Best!” Under New Pressure cently held a tea for room LIIRA Police Chief vices were dehised. ' brought Expo ’67 to Montreal to early days of the movement Loren Andreo, Mrs. Joseph Your Daily Aclivtly Guido See Saturday’s TV Week) By JOSEPH MACSWEEN mothers in the school cafeteria. MazzotUF, Mrs. Morgan Grant, M M . 2t SOHENECTADY, N.Y. (A P ) The radio pioneers also credit world’s greatest city. His pri­ The terrorist Stacks tapered help in the celebration of Cana­ said its "suicide commandos” •^V According to the Start, Canadian Press Writer Mrs. Peter Granger, Mrs. Sam To develop message for Thursday, o'SSisa — WRUC, Union College’s radio themselves with using the na- mary opposition comes from ia- off during the provincial elec­ da’s centennial and supervised were pledged to violence until Mrs. Charles Riegel, co-presi­ g>lM-23-39-46 Advises On PENTLAND the Florist read words corresponding to numbers 9-10.18.27/^ .■>:00 82 8 9 ^ (IH) Wild Wild West (41 station celebrates the 50th an- lion’s first portable receiver a .24 BIRCH ST. 643-4444 • 643 6847 dent, welcomed the guests. .•*' not o f your Zodiac birlh sign, (30) Addoms Family specially equipped baby car­ Drapeau is a veteran of Mont­ charge that in pursuing his the opposition Parti Quebqcois-- Arts, the city’s cultural center. glo-American capitaliam.” The > Also, Mrs. John Longo, Mrs. ^ T A U R U S SCORPIO niversary. today of its pre- Open Monday' through Saturday 8:30 AJW. to 5:80 P.M. Mrs. Robert Grenier, room only 1 Flattery 31 Today 61 To Use of Lake (40) tillliRttn’K Island U > riage. real’s separatist wars. As may­ dream, Drapeau has overlooked strongly' separatist-garnerM^ 25 More recently, Drapeau brought violence is concentrated in William Whitaker, Mrs. Mi­ APR. 20 2 Starting 32 A 62 Dress ocr. 23^ ^ .->:2.5 (40) Weather Watch (t • rnlere scheduled program, the mothers’ ^chairman, intrcxluced .•.iSO (36) CillllRttn’s Island M > In the "baby carriage inci­ or, hesiand his possessions have what they consider to, be Mont­ -per cent of the popular vote. '■■. major league baseball and the Montreal. chael Escavlch, Mrs. Fred before I MAr 20 3 Meet 33 Surprises 63 Avert NOK 2 1 ^ first of a licensed station in Why Not Live A Little! Flowers From PENTLAND’S 4 Possible 34 Moke 64 Suggested Police Chief Gordon Smith (40) What’s My Line? (0) dent," to be reenacted today Will Brighten Up Your World So Much-r— Delivery be^en favorite targets of the real’s more pressing needs, In this month’s elections, the M!76 Summer Olympics to Mont­ Drapeau got 95 per cent back­ the mothers and outlined their Young, Mrs. IVllllam Calder- an election I i ' S l 1-19-21-28 5 Unexpected 35 Hours 65 Through 3-15-29-34 «;00 (3-M<>) Wenther — SnoHs and America. Front d’Action Polltque — Politl* the disguised receiver was Anywhere In The World! bombers during the last seven principally adequate housing for re a l ing in the 1966 election, unprece­ duties. Principal Edward Tlm- wood, Mrs. Louis Damato, Mrs. l>*32-37-52 6 1s , 36 To 66 Things 57-68-74 C has submitted several recom­ N>wn (18) Dirk Van Dyke Oj) Oct. 14, 1920 strains of yedrs. its poor. cal Acion Front—is expected to dented in Montreal. Richard Cooley, and Mrs.' Jo­ GIMINI 7 Income 37 Higher 67 For SAGITTARIUS wheeled through downtown His ettorts to stop terrorism brell introduced the teachers. 68 If mendations to Town Manager (30) To Tell the Truth <( ) "Tell Me Little Gypsy” went Now, as he runs for another Drapeau plays down hla crit­ provide Drapeau’s major oppo­ seph Dumas. 8 A 380ue (40) Knwhide Schenectady. ^a^ MAV 21 9 Steer 39 Hord 69 Less NOF. 22 over the airwaves from a shack have been less successful. Six R(X)m mothers are Mrs. Da­ Dennis Moore, at Moore’s re­ 6:30 (3) Ne\V8 with Walter ^ Components and the vacuum term, the terrorists have intro­ ics. It is “ up to the citizens,” he sition. That party’s chief backer (l-'JjUHB 20 lOCIeor 40 Course 70 The DCC. 21 behind the college’s electrical persons have^dled since a gaso­ vid McNally,- Mrs. Sylvio Beau­ 71 Underhonde< quest, concerning use of the kite duced a new tactic-political kid- said, to decide whether opposi­ is the Parti Quebecois. ^>50-55-59-62 1 \ Plon 41‘ Are (8) News with Frank R«y" tube amplifier shared the an­ line bomb wa^found sputtering What Russians Make lieu, Mrs. Thomas Duff, Mrs. 12 New 42 Keep 72 Up 1- engineering building. The an- > • j naplng-to achieve their goal of tion to his Civic party is needed Just what role the kidnaping STATE SENATE ,^72-78-83-88 51-70-76 . ' lake and the boat launch area. noldf* and Howord K. Smith , , z . tenna-eauiDDed carnage with Giant Cable Finished 13 Only 43 You 73 Efficiently (18) Candid Camera tenna was strung between two ^ o “ a sovereign, French-speaking in Montreal's municipal politics. of prominent persons by terror­ in the snow on^^.^(^rch 7, 1963, GENEVA—The Soviet Union James Toscano, Mrs. Michael CANCER 14 Through 44 Deceptive 74 Necessory CAPRICORN Smith suggests passage of two (30) NBC News > the baby. Storage batteries and many others naye been in­ Walsh, Mrs. Carl Zinsser, Mrs. MADRID — A giant transa,t- 75 Fortunote trees. Quebec. Their goal seems to be That decision will come in the ist organizations will play is an­ in 1969 produced . 38 million 15 Others 45 Fine D£C. 22 ^ ordinances, one to eliminate lit­ 7:00 (3) What In tho W'orld (C) jvere strapped underneath. jured. Rodney Dolin, Mrs. Gerald lantic cable that will link Spain 16 Study 46 Woy 76 Source • (8) Truth or Consequenees ( t ) That was 19 days before the CITY PLAZA to bring chaos to Canada’s larg­ election Oct. 26. other matter. British diplomat watches and clocks. ' 7.3 million 22 17 Others 47 The 77 Foith JAN. 1* tering in the lake, and the other (18) WTiaCs My Line? (C) ^ William >. McCalg of Ken- The city offered a $10,'OW re­ Monahan, Mrs. John Harkins. with the United States and per­ (30)40) News — W'eather and station, then called 2ADD, and est city, negating the adVancea Certain to play a major role is James Richard Cross was ab­ radios, 6.6 million television 1 8 0 f 48 But 78 Step. 2- 8-12-16^ "to add teeth to the state statute more, near Buffalo, one of the ward for information Icadmg to Also, Mrs. Harold Collins, mit 720 simultaneous telephone ODEGABD ,13-25-35-41 79 Prove Snorts JC) KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcast Drapeau has fashioned during the public attitudes about the ducted by the Quebec Liberation sets, 3.7 million refrigerators, W-67-84-87 19 Toking 49 Gain 40-60-79-80'A two operators at the first broad­ ANNIVERSARY _ FOB SENATE COMM. 20 W rite 50 Excellent 80 Profitoble in regard to speed on the lake, 7:30 (3) Storefront I^nwyers (C) the last decade. Front Oct. 5, and two men spir­ the conviction of terrorists. This 5.2 million washing machines, Mrs, Donald Verbiidge, Mrs. conversations has been com­ AQUARIUS the Harding-Cox election. Elec­ cast, is expected to attend bombings thiat have infused LIO 21 Tests 51 Consider 81’ Optimism especially after dark." (30) Shiloh later was bolstered by a $60,000 4.4 million bicycles and 294,000 Ewight Stone, Mrs. Peter Bur­ pleted in a Chicago factory. __ G. Kanehl, Treas. 82 Or . JAN. 20 (8-40) Courtship of Eddie’s Fa­ tion results was KDKA’s first Montreal is "a great interna­ Montreal and Quebec society. ited away Quebec’s minister ()f , 22 Avoid 52 Position Smith notes that in terms of ther V « n John Dougim, Mrs. John Sulli­ hours to the job. 65-77-81-90 VSI daddy day night stihts of popular mu­ but he has vowed to make it the ers in 1969, and a restaurant op­ Under Drapeau, Montreal’s rorists caused a slowdown in tlsticsr /*17-24-31 2 26 Cheerful 56 Scoies 86 Reverses received many complaints. 8:30 (3) The Governor and .1 .•!. (<•) the station was then licensed, VALUES Read Herald Ads v i e r ^ I 27 Anything 57 Compromises 87 Tronsoctlons PISCES (8-40) Room 222 H') sic. VIRGO I 28 For 58 Bolonced 88 Entertain « Other suggestions include post­ died in 1966. «»• '» >V->, (18) Movie Receivers as far as Hartford, y AUS- 23 29 Halfway 59 To 89 Questionable ing of a large sign at the 9:00 (3) Medical Center ((') Early broadcasts traveled as 60 Could 90 Persistence MAR. 20 (30) Kraft Music Halt (C) Conn., 105 miles away, moni­ launch area listing town ordin­ far as South Dakota and Georgia, 20-26-30-36 (8-40) Johnny Cash Show (C) tored the broadcasts Oct. 14 r?\42-47-56-38fc f5?)Goo and one live report from Sche­ (^Adverse Neutral 54-69-75 ances, and closing the launch ,W61 -63-85-86^6^ (8-40) Dan Auitust (C) from 8 to 8:15 p.m. and 8:18 to nectady was made to Madison, THURSDAY — FRIDAY— SATURDAY id area at 9 p.m., ns is done. Smith (30) Four In One: McCloud 8:30 p.m. GREAT VALUES! GREAT SAYINGS! IN USE YOUR BURTON’S CHARGE CARD notes, in most State parks. 10:30 0*^ Hartford Talk-In (C) Wis. S M IL IN G m SERVICE 11:00 (3-8-30-40) News — Weather Union established a "wireless When professionals jumped 'Smith suggests that "a few and Sports (C) la6oratory" in 1910 with equip­ into the business in the 1920s SPORTCOATS Now $24,90 floating signs near the swim­ (18) News with Brian Dow 11:25 (3) Movie ment inherited fro m the Gener­ 2ADD faded and in the 1930s ac­ EVERY DEPARTMENT AT BURTONS for faster, easier, shopping... if you don’t TV Nets Seen on G)iu^e ming area warning boats away 11:30 (30) Tontfht Show Johnny C-ai^ al Electric Co. In Schenectady, cepted ham operation status. VALUES TO $45. would be good. These could be son (1’^) (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (C) which had abandoned a com­ ’The school failed to apply for made similar to the floats in the Of Structural Shakeup (18) Merv Griffin Show (C) munications project. a license when the Federm public swimming areas.” 1:00 ( 8-40) News — Prayer and Now SOOJSO D0|¥NT0WN AND PARKADE have one... just ask any saies gai. ’The college had a license as Communications Commission SUITS Suggestions for improving the Sljtn Off > BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. CBS estimated 'Tuesday its (30) Ski Scene Mo- War One the government si­ (A P ) —A veteran television ex­ nine-month earnings at $1.72 per moment of Meditation and SUen Six years later it became share, a drop of 6 cents from Remove rocks, trees, etc. and Off lenced private stations. WRUC, which transmits' over ecutive says the networks’ eco­ expand the entire frontage to 1:30 (30) News and 'Slirn Off ^ SALES FOB CASH OB MASTER CHARGE CARDS the first nine months last year. ’Two weeks after the election, Icxial telephone lines to the Un­ nomic outlook for 1971 “ is so se­ become ramp area. This would the station broadcast live the 644-8221 A CBS Hollywood official said, Educational TV (24) ion campus and to Skidmore OPEN EVENINGS 'fM 4 rious that I believe there is no allow more than one boat to be Wednesday, October 14 Union-Hobart football game 876-8150 however, he thought Dann "took , . . , j j . PM College, 20 miles away. WED. • THURS. - FBI. chance the network structure as an extreme position.” An ABC 6:00 Misiero)(ers* Neighborhood R from Geneva, N.Y. we now know it will survive. spokesman said: "W e’ve had a Build a pier on one end of 6:30 Put It I nWrltlng R It was the first time a sports The Sentence. Tho Basic Ve­ Michael H. Dann, former pro- year and anticipate a good ramp so people boarding or event was aired for the public. Liquor Imports lip hicle of the Idea. BONN—Imports of liquor into ROTH'S CLOTHIERS gramming chief for CBS-’TV and fourth quarter.” getting out of boats can do so 7:00 Book Beat An earlier' attempt had been without undressing. There is no Douglas C. Cater made Oct. 16 to broadcast live West Germany leaped from 6.6 L before that for NBC-TV, told 7:30 Our Vanishing Wilderness (C> ™ T r e * * ^ p l a n n i n g a w K w o r ' ™ ' broadcasters ’Tuesday: place for people to get into a 8:00 French Chef (C) sports from Ithaca, N.Y., but million gallons in 1968 to 10.2 boat now without getting wet. Napoleon Chicken unfavorable weather thwarted millioh gallons last year. Next ROTH HAS THE FORMAL CLOTHES YOU NEED "Unless the Industry’s leaders 8:30 Civilisation introduce other values than Hospital Unit Make the roads one way in “ The Great Thaw” airing of the Union-Cornell to whiskey, brandy was the most profits into their operating for­ the boat launch area. This would 9:30 PolitiCH ’70 ggjne important import. 10:00 Fourth Estate mulas they may—and undoubt­ To Hear Talk keep trjiffic'from bottle-necking. edly will—end up with long-term Smith points out, and would per­ leases on a network of coaxial By Dr. Fialkoff mit vehicles with trailers to go cables that are of little or no use Dr. Ruben Fialkoff, head of directly to the ramp and unload to anyone.” , and then go to the parking area Dann,- now Vice president for ‘ he emergency room at Man- with the car and trailer. When foreign distribution of the Chil- Chester Memorial Hospital, will they load they would simply go dren’s Television Workshop in be guest speaker Monday noon jq the entrance area and back New Y6rk, producer of the “ Se- yjg Hospital Auxiliary to the ramp to pick up their same Street • program, called qjj^rterly luncheon meeting at boats. for botdness, creativity and in- install a fence to help main- novation in programming. ' tain traffic direction and to "Commercial television’s Dr. Fialkoff, a Cuban political parking area. This product today 1s derivative, not exile, received his doctor of ^j-ea could be laid out in distinctive,’’ he said. “ The re- medicine degree in 1948 from such a way tbat vehicles with suit is by and large bland where the University of Havana imd trailers could be separated from it should be bold, poor where it served as assistant medical those without trailers, should have power. . . physician in Internal medicine Men’s and women’s toilets,' " I f commercial network tele- qt the University Hospital and surrounding shrubbery ■vision is to survive in some new gg assistant specialist in in- ghould be Installed, constructive form, the men who temai medcine at the National Establish picnic areas with run the networks must not cut Hospital in Havana. tables, permanent braziers, and back at this point, but do what named resi- garbage cans, their predecessors did in the ^jg^j doctor training in install one way signs for traf- FAIR early 80s: experiment, gamble pathology at Manchester Me- jtc control. and, most of all, not play it safe morlal Hospital, and In 1965 was smith’s recommendations will to insure some sort of short- nggnsed by the State of Maine, t>e considered for future imple- 2.90 term profits.” and in 1966, by the States of mentation. Dann, 49, a veteran of 22 jjew Hampshire and Connect!- ______years in commercial broadcast- g^t. He became the emergency VANITY FAIR c Ing. spoke to 300 broadcast ex- room physician at Manchester Presidential Lawyers ecutlves, television producers Memorial Hospital in June 1966, 8 ,9 4 and advertising men at a lunch- lagt year, was named chief Twenty - five of the 37 U.S. REG. 13.00 eon of the Hollywood Radio and of the emergency room service. presidents were admitted to the TFiADE HALF-SLIP SALE Television Society, Reservations for the lunch- bar as attorneys, having fulfill­ He gave no figures in describ- gjogg Friday and may be ed the legal requirements. How­ A Five Dollar Gift Just For Letting UsIalklbYou SOFT FLEECE ing the networks, financial con- made by contacting Mrs. Aaron ever, they were not all grad­ REG. 9.00^12.00 Sale of famous taffeta ditiem, but Industry sources not- cook, 62 Hlllcrest Rd. uates of law schools. FAMOUS MAYBRO ZIP ROBES ed: half-slips, in disciontinued —The Imminent loss of $260 ------T Chiddly, soft fleece with side million yearly revenue from SKIRTS styles in short and mini cancellation of cigarette adver-^ pockets, luxuriously trimmed tising, by congressional decree, Pant skirts with zipper front, around the neck and down starting Jan. 1. One source said lengths. 30-34. In colors. pull-on dirndl, and string the front. Floyal, green, this was 8 -to 10 per cent of net­ work revenues. KITCHEN WORLD knit dirndl with button red. S, M, L. . . . 4 —A Federal Communications front. In plaids, stripes and Commission ruling barring net­ works from syndicating their tweeds, 6-13. programs to other stations in OPEN HOUSE young circle shop .....AreAs where'thtf shows lia-ve -al- ■ ready run on network stations. AIX THIS W E » —An FOC requirement that the three networks permit local CONNECTICUrs NEWEST stations to devote a total of 105i KITCHEN SHOWPLACE ■I hours weekly of prime evening . ■* time to nonnetwork program­ ' INVITES YOU "■'t. ming. TTirough the courts CBS TO BROWSE THROUGH i is trying to postpone the schedA.' uled starting date,“'next Septem- OUR BEAUTIFUL MODEL KITCHENS ber,..for a year!'^ A Department of Commerce ■ midyear survey estimated the networks would need $600 mil­ lion a year in new business to replace the loss from prime­ time restrictions and discontin­ ued cigarette and syndication income.

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Somehow, greens still poMd up Inside Report In Laos, informed sources bussy’s Arabesque No. 1. lEopnittg l|praUi, through the colors, as if in some/norlst’s Kills Americans SEdd government forces have Concert Pianist, in Debut " I don’t play that often,” she (See Page Seven) said, "Just -when I feel Uke It. PUBLISHED BY THE arrangement. reoccupied iMurnig Soul, north­ How many Drinans wUl foUow In the Saigon region in I ’m just a young mEdron who Lo uphold the law rates my re- HERALD PRINTINO CO., INq.i west of the PlEiin of JEtes, 'which PHILADEIiPHIA (AP) — claimed to purge old guard Incumbents? 13 BisseH Street Along toward 3 o’clpok Monday after­ pooDy. trap killed nine Ameri­ later, "Oh that ‘WEts hEis suddenly tEtken up plEino sped and support." Mancheatcr, Conn. several months. South Viet-, weis abEmdoned by the North How far to the left -wUl they noon, the spectrum sun fought Its way cans aii4 wounded five south- JoEm Kennedy has mEide her de- fun." EtgEiin." Such stTEdegy oy McGlen- THOMAS P. PEmOUSON eart of Da Nang, and in the Me­ namese militiamen claimed VletnEunese Emd Viet Cong last Edso musicEd debut push the party’s national W ALTER R. FERGUSON theyteey kUledkilled 20 Viet CiMigCenur In theth«> w week m Ic hAmnaA n t nnnnlv nmh- but Eta a concert p«uu»iplEmisFt «uiuand --IL -w-... auMrs. b . ivenneayKennedy wore a DiacKblEick non iiEialuid omyonly Em ouisiaeoutside ciumceclumce PuhUaherB through the lingering five day mists and kong Delta an American heU- Image? How wUl the Demo­ Pounded October 1. 1381 Rung Sat special zo^Tao miles lems. The inform ^te ^sald ^ enjoyed the fund-rals- ^ reflexlvely Democratic cratic pEUty endure this pier- burned a clear, dry heat Into the clear­ cter gunshlp Eiccldentally Ing performance for, Pennsylva- J- Shapp, and hls son, Richard, sleeves. * district befwe Phllbln'-s wrlte- Publlabed Every Eventng Except Sundays killed eight South Vietnamese southeast of the capitEd. No gov-' AmericEm bombing Imd de- petuEd ideologlcEil warfare? s and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Offtoe at ings. emment casualties were report- stroyed the village and that no nla’s Democratic gubenudorlEd _ '^blladejirtda shEqip Elides who helped ar- In campaign begsm. Now, fully troops and wounded 28, the U.S, IndustrlaUat played the violin as rEuige the concert estimated It tudf of the Philbln Democratic ^ MAnohester, Oonn., aa Second Class Mali Thl^ was the moment In which the CEmdidate. Matter. Command announced today. clviUEms Uve there Mrs. Kenpedy, EunEdeur Peerce sang "Bluebird of HajH added more than 180,000 to the workers who hEtd defected to Seafood Exports Up ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES color seemed to Hse up in one mass and The booby trap had been In a south at Da The sources said heavy fight- musician and a'part-time poUti- plness.” campaign fund. ’Hekets ranged McGlennon Etfter the prlmEuy BOGOTA — Colombia’s fish­ Payable in Advance made from a dud AmericEm ar­ Nang, South V ie ta ^ e s e Infan- jng continued southwest of the cEd campEdgr.er, appeEmed ’Tues- The yourger Shapp sang "In from $8 to $100 each. About 2,600 ing resourep are relatively un- One Year ...... 330.00 stand for inspection. have returned to Philbln. tillery shell. Troops of the trymen claimM MUing 31 ene- piain of Jeus around the hilltop day night In a prognon featur- This Stdemn Hour" with Peerce. attended. tE^ped. Th^ -VEdue of the coun­ six Months ...... 15.S0 It has never been later, and never bet­ Thus, a 'Victorious Father Rob­ Three Months ...... 7.80 ^ Americal Division’s I98te Bri­ my and raported one govern- position of BEm Na. Government ing tee Phlladelph^ Orchestra Mrs. Kennedy, whoee hus------try’s sesdood exports grew One Month ...... 060 « ert Drinan most likely will at­ m e m b e r o p _ ter. gade triggered It whUe on an op­ °” ® forces reportedly have failed to Emd MetropolitEm Opera tenw bEmd, Sen. EdwEird M. Kennedy, HermEm Long led the NEdtonal tend next jEmuary’s f i ^ cau­ from $1 mUlion in 1960 to |S eration in Quang Ngai province wounded. dislodge'an estimated two North JEm Peerce. D-Meiss., weue in the Euidlence, LeEigue with 12 home runs in mllUcn in 1969 Emd Is expect­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cus of House Democrats. The The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ 66 miles southeast of Da Nang. In CEimbodia two minor fire- Vietnamese regUnent She took three bows and ex-accompanied the orchestra In 1900. Urger questicois wHl remEdn: ed to reEich $6 miUlon this year. titled to the use of republlcation of all Was This Trip Necessary? One South VletnEimese soldier news dispatches credited to It or not other­ Eilso was killed. wise credited in this paper and also the local news iwlillahed here. WASHINGTON — Whirlwind foreign It was the heaviest AmericEm All ri8ht8 of repvUioatlon of special dls- tours like the cme President Nixon has . patches herein are also reserved. ^toll In such Em incident In six just completed are technical marvels. montjis, since a similarly rigged 935 Main Street - Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Thursday and Friday The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ But are they really good for the Presi-- STOREWJDE sumes no financtat responsibility for typo- 166mm rtiell killed 14 Ameri­ Nights Until 9 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Telephone 643-&I7I gnaphioel errors appearing in adivertlse- dent, the press or the public? cans and wounded 32 on April 16 menta and other reading matter bi The A Presidential trip must be experienc­ in the sEune general Eurea. Manchester Ehreidng Herald. ed to be believed. It takes a dozen jets 'Hie EtecldentEd h^ctqiter at­ Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Waahlng- to move the President, his party, his ' ton Post Nenra Service. tack occurred lEtet Sunday 182 Pull service client of M E. A. Service Inc. buliet-proof limousines, his helicopters, miles southwest of SEilgan. The PubUshers Representatives — Mathews. 100 reporters and the hundreds of ad­ Shannon and Cullen Inc.. %>eclal Agency U.8. Command said the aircraft — New York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. vance men, bodyguards, communica­ fired a dozen 2.76-inch rockets tions experts and other technicians who MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- Into a force of South Vietnamese TTONS. make it all work. \the chopper was giving gunfire rtipport to. Wednesday, October 14 The White House Installs its own com­ munications network: Wherever the The U.S. CTommand reported President goes, he has only to pick up a cmlyNllght Euid scattered action phone to talk with an aide at home. E>oc- Involvihg American forces. It Is Violence Itself A Virus? uments are transmitted whole by wire. said on?' American was killed We can no longer tell the cause by The President’s morning news summary and one wbunded by mines, and the nature of the violence. arrives as usual, and the White House two America^ were killed and one wounded In l>rlef skirmishes If there is a kidnaping, we have to pays close attention to what reporters « are saying about the trip. Thus, soon af- - out from Da Nang, wait to find out whether it is for money, RECLINA-ROCKER ter the reporters for the Los Angeles The South Vlettih^ese com- for politics, for human ransom, or naked Times wrote that Mr. Nixon had receiv­ mEmd reported three -elaEdies In which government forces killed terrorism. ed a "cool" welcome from the Pope, tee reporter received a tongue-lashing from a total of 71 Viet Cong, and If you miss the location, all reports of H. R. Haldeman, Mr. Nixon’s chief of North Vietnamese, at a coat of riots sound the same, and you don’t have staff six government soldiers killed luid 18 wounded. the slightest chance of telling whether Communications among t h e main Vice President Nguyen Ceu> the violence Involved Is that of some parts of tee traveling entourage are ex­ cellent. During a motorcade through tee Ky left for Europe Emd the Unit­ Photographed By A. E. Bucelviolus Latin American revolutlwi, thd eruption Irish countryside. White House Press ed States today, reportedly car­ of some American ghetto ,an incident of Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, in a car THE ROWBOATS OF NEW YORK’S CENTRAL PARK rying a new South Vlehuimese prt^iosal to the Paris peace near tee President, used a raidlo to brief matriculation on some campus any­ talks. reporters in five feuses further back on where in the world, religious civil war Mr. Nixon’s London visit with British Sources in Saigon and London somewhere, or simply the product of Prime Minister Heath eso-ller teat day. reported that K y would present the new proposEd at the weekly some relatively Innocent and trivial At each stop, reporters are greeted with a new set of releases, biographies, sum­ Inside Report session of the peace tEdks on street misunderstanding. Oct. 29. maries, communiques, texts and back­ Open Forum The one thing always easily recogniz­ ground materials — much of which is by The pUm is reported to offer the Viet Cong a new basis for a ed and familiar is the pattern of the - about as informative tts this psteagraph Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak poUtlcEd settlement in South on Allied Forties Southern Europe, to South Windsor Candidate recent stand with regards to tee money management, and gov­ violence. ^ WATERTOWN, Mass.—Open more teEm ideology, liEis kept VletnEun, in effect reinforcing whose Naples headquarters Mr. Nixon To The Editor, resignation of the 6th grade ernment, and governmental or­ Its objective varies from instance U> wounds Inflicted on tee Deqio- tee regiulars from steceptlng the five-point proposal made ■f-pald a visit; As the time approaches for teacher at NateEin Hale School. ganization. Unquestionably, that craUc party by the natiortwide the primary’s outcocne. They last week by President NIx m i. instance. "To defend this region, CINCSOUTH this very Important election. It We have a son in 6th grade Etnd person Is Tom Donnelly. Save up fo 65,00 CEimpEiign to purge tee party’s feel the Drinan' campaign Some observers believe the plEm One cannot live very long In such an has available to him Naval forces under * is essential teat j^ople know now, hopefully, her position will We ask and urge all voters, old-guEird Cong;ressmen can be painted Philbln as a senile cre­ will lift EiU restrictions on politl- COMSTRIKFORSOUTH and OOMNAV- where their candidates stEind on be .filled by someone with tee regardless of their political Eif- atmosphere without beginning to suspect clesirly seen In tee Intense re­ tin. Ohanian, a 34-year-old Ub- CEil activity by former Viet Otxig SOUTH: land forces in Italy under CX)M- such issues as Drugs, Pollution, ideals you set forth regarding filiatlon, to protect their Inter­ that it is the violence Itself which has action by this Boston Suburb's ersil In the state • legislature, Euid Viet Cong sympathisers. 179: LANDSOUTH, . and in Greece and Tur­ Crime and Taxes. While his rights of students Eind dress ests In our district and In our key under COMLANDSOUTHEAST; regular Democrats to their new WEIS appalled to find Drinan This in theory would permit for­ become the end and the objective, rather Republican opponent has avoid­ code Eind not tee permissive "do state by casting a vote for the nominee for Congress, Father aides had probed into hls life, mer Viet Cong to vote and run and air forces under COMAIRSOUTH.” ed these Issues and contented your own thing" teaching that re-election of State Representa­ than merely the means to an end. Robert P. DrinEm. personal and public, looking for for office. At tee start of tee trip reporters are himself with acquiring public students were receiving from tive ThomEis J. Donnelly. In such a reversal of form, tt becomes They will never forgive the soft spots. The great game of Sources In Saigon SEdd K y Issued a detailed scenario called "the endorsements from other Repub- her. Robert .and Maryanne Sklenar blble,” which indicates what they and leftish Jesuit priest for ^defeat­ politics 1ms become totol war. would visit sevend EuropeEm the cause—whatever It la—which be­ licicEins, it is refreshing to note We, ELS taxpayers eind parents, the President so-e to do each moment ing 72 - year - old Rep. Philip Father Drinan’s own unique countries en route to I*Emls Emd comes not the objective, but merely the teat Democratic candidate, Abe can only hope tee trend to tee Found Experience RewEirdiiig of tee day. For example: teaching methods she proports Philbln in the Sept. 15 Dem­ personality — excitable, puck­ ■ would Edk> visit the VaticEm for Your Invitation to GlELsamEm has already been To tee Editor, means to the violence. ‘’12:06 p.m. local (7 ’.06 a.m (ED T) will not be allowed ao our ocratic primsiry. TyplcEdly, ish, voluble, chEmgeable — an audience 'with Pope P euiI -VI, heard on msiny of these Issues I would like to thank all those PRESIDENT DEPARTS VILLA MADA- youngsters can develop into re­ State Rep. Charles OtiEmlEm, contributes to the resentment. He is scheduled to begin a two- Causes might be ratdd, these days, Euid Is continuing to comment on people and compsinies who gave MA VIA AUTO ENROUTE HELICOP­ spectful, responsible Etnd intelli­ who rsm third In the primary, State Rep. John McGlennon, week official 'visit to the United not for their own ultimate content and items of Importance to tee elec­ donations enabling the RsUnbow TER PAD. Press pool No. 3 follows In 2 gent adults. hls 35-year-old Republican foe, StEdes Nov. 6, just Eifter tee U.S. torate. It would seem to me teat Girls to have a float In tee Tall had been telling friends he value, but on the basis of their potential wire cars plus 2 photo convertibles. ThEinking you most says Drinsm told him personal­ elections. this is tee kind of man we need Cedar’s Parsule on Oct. 10, 1970. would vote for the Republican Beauty, Comfort and Value service In the role of pretext for “ 12:10 p.m. local (7:30 a.m. EDT) sincerely, Nov. 3 Emd urging them to do ly last week with witnesses bad been scheduled to to represent our district in the For tee g;irls who worked on come to the United States to Eid- PRESIDENT DEPARTS VIA MARINE Paul and 'Virginia Diehl, tee float, it was Em experience the same. Last week’s decision present; “I’m going to destroy violence. State Legislature. Mr. GlEissman dress a MEurch tor Peace rEdly ONE ENROUTE QUIRINAL PALACE.” Shore Drive, in itself and they are very by Philbln to stage a wrlfe-ln you." The personsd Euilmua Such a vein o f thought invites us on to hEis won my support on the basis Oct. 8 In WEtshingUm at the invi­ Much of tee press coverage of a Presi­ Coventry, Conn. grateful to all those who made campaign saved tee OtiEmlEms Eigainst Drinan by hls foes, Re- of his willingness to tackle the tation of the Rev. CeitI Mclntlre. some rather unorthodox conclusions^-^ dential trip Is by “ pool," a small group it possible. from tee stigma of supporting publicEm emd Democratic, Is The most famous reclining chair of them all, La-Z-Boy® Reclina-Rocker®, can be yours at un­ Issues. But the South VletnEimese leEid- It is thd contention of almost all our of reporters who observe the event and For Tom Donnelly I ,as chairman, found this ex­ a Republican! extrEiordinEiry. 159. believable savings! Put real living in your living room today! Regardless of how much more Mrs. ClEiire NizlEmkiewicz er poetpmied his U.S. visit after report back to their colleagues. Non­ perience more rewarding. It en­ Nor la this hostility likely to But beyond personEiUty In this experts on violence, for instance, that South Windsor To The Editor, cbntroversy arose over the rEd­ you might pay elsewhere, there just isn't a more comfortaole* chair! The La-Z-Boy* Reclina- poolers must conteht themselves with campaign lies ideology. Philbln Some two years Eigo It was abled me to learn a little more subside. If Drinan wins eis ex-^ It has Us root causes in the iriequalities talking to any number of bright young WEIS fingered originally by Prof. ly. Some Emtiwar groups said Roclcer” of your choice will be a beautiful and comfortable addition to your home. There "Hate Off To You Fellows” our distinct pleasure to be able about business and people. It peeled, he will be cluillenged in and injustices which are still permUted White House aides who hang around tee Gailbraite because he supported they would hold a counter-rally To tee Editor, to work for Tom ixinnelly in his made me happy to know that so tee 1972 prlmEiry—perhaps by are many styles awaiting your selection . . . one just right for your decor, covered in DuPont hotel press center uttering mysterious msmy people, especially busi­ tee Vietnam WEir. The election and some congressmen objected to survive in our world society, and that I wish to take this space to campaign for election as State Ohanian. If Drinan wins re­ "Mark of Quality" Nylon, and also Herculon and Vinyls. Visit Watkins, your authorized La- things like “ Category, Category, this Is nessmen Eire Interested In to­ of Drinsm Emd other left re­ to K y ’s speEiking on the grounds these inequall^a and Injustices are compliment our MEincheater Po­ Representative. During that nomination, there again will be Canteloupe” into their walkie-talkies. day’s ypute Emd are willing to formers pushes tee party’s over­ that' it would constitute outside Z-Boy® dealer, today. Discover the most comfortable experience you'll ever have. Once you lice DepEirtment. It’s about time, we came to know Tom defections in November, nils, what produt^d the violence which. In its But since tee pool doesn’t see anything all stance away from tee mid­ Intervention In U.S. domestic af- time. help whenever needed. These teen, is no ordinary faction- do, La-Z-Boy* Reclina-Rocker* is certain to be the most popular cnair in your home. Buy now Important, either, most pool reports well and quickly found teat he dle road, presenting Em oppor­ fairs. turn, seeks to cure them. I was picking up my daugh­ people are tee good exEimple alsim but cOnstEmt internal and save during Watkins 96th Anniversary Sale. aren’t enlightening. was conducting an untiring and tunity for RepubllcEins to woo On the battlefronts, U>S. B62 ter at 11 a.m. from kindergar­ for this upcoming generation. warfare which drains a politi­ But what if the violence, instead of In theory tee jet plane liberates. It unselfish CEimpEilgn in going to blue-collEir voters. bombers kept up tee pressure ten at Lincoln School about two I cEinnot thank Lydall & cal pEirty’s -vltEillty. being some sociological result of exist­ can get you there faster so you have as many voters In South Windsor ■ On North VietnEunese supply weeks ago. I was having a Foulds Division of ColonlEil Such WEirfare is a by-product In this district pEirtlcularly, more time on tee ground. In Presiden­ and EelsI -Windsor as was tee RepublicEins are being pro­ routes In Lacs with tee sixth ing conditions. Is nterely sonne cyclical problem convincing her to get Board Co., W. H. EnglEmd Lum­ of tee purge cEimpEtign con­ tial practice, alas, it seems more to en­ physically possible to discuss the ber Co.; Manchester Csirpet pelled to tee right. As a lib ­ consecutive day of heavy raids madness which is achieving a temporary Into tee car and not walk home ducted across the country un­ slave by making so many stc^s possible issues and his objectives as . Center, E. A. Johnson Paint eral RepublicEm, McGlennon held ogEdnst the Ho O il Mlnh trail. dominance oyer the InsUhcts ttf mdn?, because It WEisn’t a very nice representative. der tee spiritual guidEmce of ' Sources sEdd reconnEdssEmce in so brief a time. ., 4ay. a»d Center. Springa. Park . Co.; Emd others enough for teejr plEirined to oppose Philbln from “ - ' T H ^ w e r e ' some''memorable Tno^ ; -'- ■After his- election -toithe State Prot. John- Kenneth Galbrajte. showed the North Vietnamese What If, Instead'*6f feeing TOm^ thtit '' Is . not tee place for . a lit­ generous ddhatloHS. hls left, pickup up Nawton and House of Repreaentatlyes, Tom - Although surjprislngly suc­ Eure rebuilding roads. Emd posi­ ments — Belgrade airport In tee still- tle ^ r l to walk' past or even Sincerely, Lincoln suburbgnltes. Now, with TV Viewing Fvll K*dimng can be cured by. external social Donnelly continued those untir­ cessful in defeating incumbents tioning w u materlEds for'a; dry- fftfelring .Lounging warm air, with guns booming far, far for a big girl as far as that Linda G. Brown DrinEm nominated, he reluctant­ poultices. It is a mysterious and defiant away. But for the most part .tee trip ing, unselfish efforts on behalf ChairmEte of .the float from Oakland to Manhattan’s ly must Edm at factory woryters seEteon push;into CEunfeodla Emd is concerned. lower East Side,' tee purgers virus for which no antibiotic has yet soon became ^a confusing whirl of stale ' After picking her up, sut alert of the residents of bote this dis­ MEmcheeter Assembly In Fitchburg Emd Leominster. South Vietniun. air, airline meals, -whining helicopters, trict and the stale. He styi No. 16 Rainbow for Girls -are widening the dEUlgerous The switch became cleEU* in “ We Eure goiiig toijtry to deny been discovered? member of tee Mwchester Po­ ip between liberal and Work,- TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING surly ptriicemen, crackling walkie-talk­ lice Department pursued me possesses those same ambitions McGlennon’s radio commerclEils them delivery of these supplies ' What If, In tWs particular cycle of ies, briefings, pool reports and blurred arid qualifications, Emd tee same Ings-man inside tee psirty. Which began this week. "In his into South Vietnani aitd CEunbo- Eind questioned my daughter as 'Thfe. gap is inherent In Phill- the . stars, the wdather, the sun spots, or . faces along the-motorcade route. to who I WELS until he was con- energjy and ability, that made book, 'he. (DrinEm) says wq dlE^“ one source said. Enjoy using your new furniture while you pay for it. Use one of Watkins Un’s otetrlct, once composed the ebb and flow of the cosmic mind to So the press loses its bearings And' t^nced teat I was her father. )itm the voter’s choice two should throw -ayay our guns The ( southwest monstxsis convenient payment plains: Take up to three years to pay with as little as even with all tee help he gets, it’s hard years ago; now, he also has the H erald ■wholly OTspld factory towns but and missiles Emd t ^ oijr enem­ which made roculs impEtesable which tfre all belong, this is decreed Hats, off to you fellows and 10% down. Use 30-60-90 day payment plan or Master Charge. - to believe the President doesn’t lose his keep up tee good work. experience of his term In of­ now inclutot^ the rich, liberal ies we jiist won’t.Tflght,^’' says in Lace during the eummef suburbs of N s ^ o n and Lincoln. be a time for us all to go part way ber­ a little, too. Ctuirles R. PilUrd fice. Yesterdays one commerciELl. In Emother,' the months ar^ now shifting to the serk no matter how Ideal the sociological Perhaps a prei^dent should go abroad As never before, this position With tee intensity common to announQer reads . this Drinan northeast emd will bring dry T H U R o O A Y S on only tee most urgent business. For needs a person who is young and 25 Years Ago tee peace m o v e ^ n t and 'with quote from tee Worcester Ga­ weather over the Ho Chi Mlnh conditions around us migiht be? XeELcher’s Beslgnatlin one thing, tee danger of assassination is To tee Editor, aggressive; a person who Is This was a Sunday; T h e generous finEmcIn^ DrlnEm’s zette: “ If tee law Is unjust, not trail. In Emtlcipatlon o f a major FRIDAYS What U it Is our thing to be the rebdl, greater in strange territory. But some Tlie following is a letter we dedicated and able; a person Herald did not publish. supporters flooded 'y ie --polls only may we but vfe must dis­ enemy supply effort during the whether or not we find cause? ' people think tee benefits of Presidential ' sent-regEirding an article in The with outstanding background J Sept. 16 while tee run^wn reg­ obey tee law,” Says McGlen­ dry BCEteon, the B62s Eure trying travel outweigh the risks. Mr. Nixon’s 10 Years Ago ular orgEmizationi'dldn't get out non; "Some AmericEm kids That, at least. Is the way It seems Henild Oct. 9 we would appre­ and qualifications; but especial­ to cut roads and destroy trEins- . I visit to the Sixth Fleet Is seen, for ex­ ciate having printed; ly this year,' this office needs a Green Manor Construction Co. Philblri’s factory workers. ’Ihe think a cop is ,a pig., Tlmt mEikes fer points and truck parks, 179 some days, when It is much more clear­ ample, ELS a good way of telling tee Rus­ I Dear Mr. Mahoney: person knowledgeable and ex­ is low bidder fr if "tee bible” reads Uke stage dl- I'M QUALlFlED-LOOK^BUrroM Therefore he goete and tEikete •f re'cUons, it’s because there’s a lEtrge ele­ priced at $79.50, which is a $20.50 saving for our hind-the-ealendar affair, leading to jBle unto himself -Linda, and Jac­ ment of theEiter In a Presideiitistl trip. SiMCERE-LOOK/NG SHlRF P^ee PtiniAment ... queline, Brenda, amd Caroline, customers. Mattresses are made with an Extra Firm pe^imlsUc expectation that the dis­ White House men go over every inch of Upheld in Court KEfiOLAR F£LU''dACK£r(oveRARM) and Marge. And Unda caliete Holland Innersprinq Unit, and upholstered in non» play, this year, would b e ^ relatlvriy the route EtheEid of time to find the best WA-mUBURY (AP) ^ The imto him and saite, “ Verily I shaggy, bedraggled letdown. late places for tee Presidftnt to stop Etnd be Fof?-TME-PEOPLE-TYP£ Tl£ firing of three policemen and allergic comfortable foam, making them firm but iteotographed being mobbed by well- qm put*'out: with thee,' for thou euspenslEHi of another for al­ Twin or Full lelding. Add an 80-coil heavy duty Box Spring, which rains, with their revival of life, and the SucKeo-w tommiY hEist betaken thyself to Jacque­ wishers. Advance men aimngecl a leged Involvement In a sick call Hengthens tha life of a mattress, plus a 10-year war- lateness of the first frost, had both con­ "spontaneous" stE^ for ice cream, -with PLAIN *■ HOMDIE BEGWAIiN G " BEU" ' line: and who Is she that thou was upheld Tuesday by the d vU le shouldst prefer her to me?” And tributed to an unusual slowness of turn special attention to tee camera angles, FIRM '*Yoog Pal" handshake geVvice Commlislon. Mattress or antee, and you have a guarantee of healthful sleep for Mr. Nixon’s virits to Tito’s birth­ so SEdd Brenda Eilso, or more The commission heard 17 in the Itmdscape, and when the first "MOM" TATTOO ON VMRtST for years to come. Come in and see . . . try the Level place. Then it rEdned and tee ice cream so, and so sEdd Caroline, Emd lioura of testlmcaiy that began - week of October had come and gone ’J ust Folks * s t y le I Marge. And it comete to pass Oct. 6 regardiiig the firing of Box Spring Rest Supreme today.* I had to be forgotten. without anything more Impressive than Non6 of this is mcEint as criticism of ’"CONCERMEO" s t a n c e that the last state of that man Emmanuel Corosella, Daniel '-T Is miserable indeed, and verily and Salvatore Fusco on isolated surges of color here and there, Mr: Nixon. His recent predecessors, be­ Save 20.50 ginning with President Elsenhower, he Shall divorce himself from Aug. 21 for allegedly attempting Q U E E N SET . KING SET . one almost gave up hope of any full w-ere all globe trotters, and if Mr, Nixon teem all, for he cEinnot enjoy "t ocheat and defraud the city 169 269 show at all. :rrteas refined the techniqqe a bit the next any from being married solely of Waterbury” by urging a sick to none. Then, out of the undistinguished chaos President doubtless -will do even better. „ nii jjiat would have Eunounted But tee public can be misled by such So also Is tee msm that to a strike. \ there came, suddenly, a blaze of order. devices, simply by the volume of press ALAV/ETe(?AN''ftoLt8M6D SHOES beareth many voices Emd joinete The fourth poUcemEm, William Open 9 A,M, fo 5:30 P,M. - Closed Monday - Open Thursday and Fri. until 9 P,M, All the maples made up their minds. copy from reporters who feel they must '"CONFipeNCE" DARK SOCKS himself to every cause, and Fitzgerald, was suspended Aug. The cherry, the hickory, the sumac fell file to justify the expense of sending hath an ear no longer for tee 21 after being charged with teem, even when nothing of note h£Ls sovereign voice of the Lord. falsely calling In sick to sup­ Into line. Where one had looked for the /mke micH£ST£R countTI happened — JOHN PIERSON IN THE The Reverend Geotge Noetrand port the strike, which was not IndlWdual tree, now one could not wrest W AIL STREET JOURNAL. St. Mary’s Church effective. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE E1G,HT MANCPIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,r?f^ONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, ld70 li THE

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MANCHEsi^ft EVENING HEUa U ). MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNES;DAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MAI^CHESTER EVENWG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 , ^ Tolland County Politics Coventry Others See Us 4 6 ih District Nathan Hale PHncipal Unaffiliated As O bituary Police Log Interlopers are disrupting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS plan seemed to 'leave "very llt- activities at Democratic Houley Sees Mo|pe D elay D em ocratic LONDON (AP) — Reaction to tie room for negotiation” over a GlaSsm an Cites Need of ^Yes’ Vote Headquarters in Manchester, President Nixon’s latest peace welter of political problems ta ARRESTS and a Democratic spokesman proposals ranged from skepti- Vietnam, including, toe make up Howard C. Holcomb Jan T. Leland, 20, of Hart- "Now is theUme, t»ow is the eight classrooms for Grades Before 1-84 Is Completed Fund-Raiser Howard C. Holcomb, 74, of who declined to permit use clam to praise ta foreign edlto- of a new goyenunent ta Saigon, Torrington died Monday at tiia Accusefl Of ford, was arrested yesterday need. It can’t be put off,” Louis ______of his name said he suspects Bv BETTE QUATBALE at this time” to alleviate the rials last week. On other topics, Rome’s Glor- home. He waa the father of afternoon on ch a rts of operat- jj. Saloom, new Nathan Hale „o_t^n^*l6*m square feet, of sabotage by the GOP. ^ <(Herald H e ^ Be^rter) Beporter, , ^ problem. ^ "The future continues g r ^ Set Oct. 24 "Perhaps If Mr. Nixon und nale D’ltalia offered this bit of Howard iF. Holcomb of Vernon, ‘Jlfd®SU“r a X * r l Z T e W c f e School principal, said last night, 12,5^ Several non-party members 'The Democratic Women’s dub been more precise ta his timeta- commentaiy on toe American former Herald wire editor and Inaccuracy Incumbent Democr|tilc State as at present, will make even without a'license. He was ar- statement punctuated his contain, from south to have taken up residence in will hold its second aimual ble for withdrawal of American woman and toe mid(sklrt; sporta department writer, now Senator Robert Houley has pre- a ten-lane-boto-ways smorgasbord and dance Oct. 24 troops ta Vietnam, Instead of "Tlie American woman Is ta State Rep. Thomas J. Don- rested at Highland and Porter presentaUon to the school PTA boys “ “ S'™ locker the headquarters. They are with' the Hartford Times. a cat and her six k|ttens. dieted it woujd ^ e two to obsolete within a “ J at the Knights of Columbus HaU submitting It as a subject for frenetic motion from dawn till nelly hsis charged his Demo- Sts. Court date, Nov. 23. - ...... r . ___and showers; a gymnasium . tematives are not found, Mouiey Survivors also include two sis­ of what Nathan Hale stands to would be divided by a fold- about four weeks old. three years' fox construction on Snake HIU Rd., with Al Rossi negotiations, things might have night; she Uvea between the ters and four grandchildren. cratic opponent, Abraham Glass' serving as master of ceremonies taken a different turn,” said toe laundry room, toe teimls court, Rlchard W. Russell of 104 W. door for the running of two They are so appealing that work arL His car struck toe ^ t i ^ at all times, a separate ref , Spree Department Store, frustrating.” govenunent’s removal of resi- board 'las voted that toe find > anything saying a Marine a barbeque for GOP insiders. Sargent Shriver, cam- state, died suddenly last night are re^Kuislble for the ®< <«e <»Hven by Joan ^ P er- On fu- toe -«oon,f second floor would be be defeated.” damaging two hubcaps. Rg personally however, would dency requirements, requiting ■nurstag fee will be toe same as couldn’t have a lizard.” A sportsman who fishes ta pgjggfi^ fgr Democrats ta C at Mansfield State ’Training $2is mUllon deficit because of rwie of East Hartford, m - Edwin J. Rowta, in a letter gtjongly "favor trying anything immediate payment of welfare. toe agency’s cost per visit. Acceptance was slow from toe Canada and hunts ta Nairobi, pghgtg_ up sktany- School, atoere he had been a their “ consistent InabUlty to Bolton filed in toe town clerk’s o f f ic e ,______------At Prep Schobl gyjgp troopers. he shot the main course: A wild dipping accidently ta a lake. th Red Visit claims that toe incident occur­ , Thomas M. Stevenson, son of „jt was nutty at first having a boar, which he cooked himself pgHticans took him for a P.UW, tor a. .rsr ” — red Sept. 19, that the hole was Heavenly Choice Sports F ield Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas R. Ste- jigged in the barracks," says on toe terrace . . .When Presl- ^ j,ggg truck tire pulled toS IS to*; P.U.. ..port >;». UNICEF Plans TOKYO (AP) — Pyong­ deep and that his expenst total­ venson. Route 31, Is among 106 Qpj Mervyn Ingram, 22, of Los dentlal Advisor Henry Kissinger jjgjjjgd a powerful speed boat, Nathan Hale School recent­ riunn is the wife of William C problems at the national Pepin ol Coventry yang’s official Korean Cen­ ed $44.26. boarding students enrolled at Angeles. "But we really dig him went abroad with his boss, a jjg traveling so fast that a 59 YEARS UNDER THE SAME FAMH.Y OWNERSHIP, SERVING T H F ^ M U H IT Y tral News Agency said today He, seeks reimbursement ly concluded a homeroom M ay Aw ait Maine Central Institute for toe ggw.” government decorator was given gpjjj gggggd him to lose his a delegation of toe U.S. from toe town. contest to find a school nick­ current academic year. one of Behemoth’s quirks is carte blanche to redecorate toe tjgQjjng trunks. WITH EVERYTHING FOR FAMILY AND HOME AT mailOW PRICES! family sumrests that any ®«tl® a d m l n u L t i ^ Keeney St., and in dolx« so Plans are now being made for Communist party is visiting Noting that "this nation’s and name. Each room submitted Stevenson Is a member of toe crying like a baby when he gets administration s'wlnger’s office _____;------I>«n®Uy also has announced cracked toe front w ^ e W the an^al UNIOEF campaign North Korea. this state’s potential for great­ a name and drawing, a PTA S p rin g U se Junior class at MCI, which is a cold. • | in any style as long as toe cost T memorial contributions may be ^ panel selected the top three, Operation with his hand, as it slipped^ on ^hlch will take place, on Hallo­ The group is led by Henry ness rests on its public educa­ It is doubtful that an athletic p rii^ e coeducational boarding “ You can imagine what that was kept within Uncle Sam’s Network Finished made to the CampbeU HaU *»»® beginning of ” Oi and the students voted. Fund at the Mansfield school. 1.900” as a means to survey toe steering wheel. The tacl- ween night, upder toe auspices Winston, chairman of toe tion system,” King said we field at the corner “‘b »«• Not "Spies.” TVio grim. ' The 400 by 200 foot rectangu­ meeting of the East Central Calif. From there, he will be portation Secretary John 'Volpe —Including— SHOES flc, and a third alternative, sug- Lumber Co^ on Center St. was vrill be done on a door-to-door reiponsible citizenship.” lar area is the site for an athle­ Council of Garden Clubs on shipped out ta two weeks for a Is challenging Interior Secretary and Western Australia. gested by Donnelly. , broken into sometime last night, basis ^ toe t ^ xhlldren as commend ) least toe state of Con- Not "Patriots.” A posslbil- ,1 Luxury Htuwock Bench R t l i . ^ OO Values — Regular to $19.00 J PrUKCll Alibi/ AVSlsw^^e**-. — - Ity* but it carries undesirable tic field for Bennet Junior High Tuesday. The meeting will be Four Extra Song Books Kegj| te.w The depei^en t has proposed Seyerfil-desks auid a soda vend- they " ’W ck or Treat.” necticut can and must do is to School use. It still is fl]||ed with I, held at 1 p.m. a,t toe North Chamber listing lib n i^ Bbard provide s decent living standard connotatloiis' because of the ...... 1-, ‘ - j-If('ll I______sold separately_____ $72.90 ' toe "eS^imlioh df 'BtV-6 Ihto A"" jjuf'taachln^were opened. About Beautification _ i rih *■------“ losing record ol a profession­ Arute Bros, ccmstriiction. equip­ C o i^ try , Church . Community marLOW •7.59 m ( 1 S p l i t t o I V f p m b p r S ®bP®H»l«:bway or toe craatkm of ^ ^ 'dimes and an undeterm- The courtyArt in the rear ol those teachers who retired al footbaU team of the same ment. Arute Bros., builjlers of HouM on Route 44A. s e n t 1 1 / iT l.e ilU /1 5 a B g new hlahwav between Rt. 6 ,_j ____mnnev from the orUnoi Uan Knon will meet Thuraday eye. in another decade befqre ris- j SALE PRICE! niarLOW ^49«95. , name. toe middle section of I-M, lias Speaker and demonstrator BOYS, GIRLS, TEENS ' reduced their been using toe area for its be Mrs. Graeme Dawson Dr- Harvey Pastel, president to less than toe The winning entry—“ Hale’s (Discontinued batching plant. of East Windsor, whose loplc f DELUXE■ EUREKA----- CANISTER l\. ol the M^chester Chamber he cmicluded. Angels.” 9 liU t5 Styles) ' (;>The company had' promised will be home decorations for Commerce, has sent King , toe re­ . Vrrrrrrmrrrrm! VACUMM CLEANER to vacate toe field enriy last the holiday season.' (Jueste are i i aaa/acMj %»ws»*a*** UrCvl iCaCilCro do UP notllvl> qualify(JUcUU^ forIPr Complete with attaChmente! .- ^ Values to $12.00 ofS w ro n ;;;^ S r d Z ^ S m 9^1^- cleaners last night Nothing ee^„i,itee chainn^^ of the tant, will speak ,on library ser- social security payments.' One V K ^ A m p n month and to gr$de toe area, welcome. , t .-w' Features ,l'/» H.P. Md)or for heavy ejuty cleaning tee Chairman and t o ^ o n heads. ^ was immediately reported miss- woman-s O.U ^to c ^ - vices. per cent of their salaries is de- W ^ l/lU C U preparatory to the' consUmma- 4 Manchester Evening Herald Beg. $49.96 marLOW *4.59> The program is sent aimuaUy oHditionni north-south traffic memorate Natlonaa ’Tree Plant- ,ticm of town plans for seeding. * Coventry correspondent, Holly ' Questionnaires , ctmeerntag ducted toward retirement bene-, . ’ SALE! marLOW ^ 3 9 . % ^ , to members detailing toe vari- pypj,je,n8.’y^ ------f big Week. use ol toe library will soon be fits. Lunch Hostesses Weiss, in a letter to a woman Gantner, tel. 742-8796. ety of programs assumed under citizens wishing to register A- blue 1965 Ford hardtop was ghe was assisted by her hus- g^^ outu,h|y the committee -td who appeared at a Board of VISIT OUR "BARGAIN TABLEr' For Students Directors comment session Oct. SAM^NITE® BARGAIN ROYaL the authority ol toe chamber’s g„ optidon on toe issue are stolen yesterday band Guntoer, and Wchard all R„iu^7reaidenta. Bolton;^ residents. . « z • z E C H ST oSee ' (All Sales Final — No Refunds or Exchanges) bdard ol directors. gg^ed to dial toe caU letters Caldor’s parking lot. The license Breshsw, husband of club mem- Members i of the Church Wo- 6, complaining o^ the lack of King Size Table, reg. $16.96 IU »25w BuUetin Board SuKKOth,FeStlVal Ohtdrs. reg. $11.96 ...... marLOW $8.M The totiee division heads also « k-at.t. t o M” at any time dur- number ol toe car is Conn. 602- ^ r Marilyn Breslow. men LTnlted of Manchester ■will appropriate outdoor facilities ...., . .m a rliO W $49.96 The Board of Sel«ctmen will t z • ^ • l be hostesses at a noon limcheon for Beimet students, stated that Plqy by Miller 6-Piece Set, reg. $64.76 will serve as membership chair- jjj-, ^ g nny to state their views. 643. Community Calendar meet tonight at 7:30 in toe B e g f i n S 1 O n i £ [ h t man within their divisions. They recording device has been — — Mrs. Nan Dreselly ol Tunxls 4Aazm A##iAAO ^ ^ for international visitors Satur- Arute Bros, will remove its The Ndtlonal 'Theatre Co. on town offices. day at Concordia Lutheran equipment "within a few a ntac.month tour, will present MAPLE TW IN DELUXR ' BED OUTFIT ' are Robert A. Giola, Contrae- installed. ^ Sometime during the last'two Trail asks that those in charge Coirlmission As advertised in The Planning Sukkoth, the Jewish Festival Church, Pltkta St. weeks” . two performances’ of Arthur Including: Salem maple spool '^*** Ladies' & Men's Wedp tors; Matthew M. Moriarty Jr., (Results ol toe surveys con- weeks sand, sugar, and papers of scheduling events in town meet tonleht at 8- in toe . „ . ' ^ - j-'- August Glamour Slumberland quality firm tanersprtag mattress with match­ Manchester Oil Fuel Institute; ducted will be published at the have been put into the gas taiks for their churches, clubs and hjji o f ’Tabernacles, will begin today Mrs. Wlntiirop A. Reed Is A few weeks will bring toe Miller’s “ Death ot, a Salesman” LADIES' ! ^ ' ing boxspring. Reg. $124.96 and George Slveixkam, Retail. coqobislmi ol each opinion poll, of two trucks belonging to the other organizations contact her / ___ _ I ttad' chairman. She will be assisted seeding date into November, a tomorrow at East Catholic High ! Expert ^ :iiii by ladles from Concordia Luto- ’doubtful time for preparing the FHUiig. . . Edward Beargeon, Harold Ga, ------Manchester Packing Co. ol 349 before setting toe date. , M i.che.tor Eventa* Herald nine days tlW igh Friday, Oct. School. • • SALE! marLOW m.so NYLON HOSIERY marLOW'29' boury, Salem Nai|lff and Robert Manchester Evening '-Herald, Wetoerell St. As secretary 'of toe Junior ^ eran Churph and from Church site for fall use. The performances will be Manchester Evening '-Herald, Wetoerell St. Judith *^® ®*'®* ®nd the X • Reg. 98c - , vP*** I ;i Rlchman, are officers on toe goutfa Windsor Correspondent; _ . .. Woman’s Club, ' Mrs. Dreselly Bolton correspondent last tfWo days are full holidays. Wpmen United. The lo^ bid for conventloaid .open only to students and facul­ downtown committee. ,uhe cham- Raihera Varriek TM S44- Several street signs were compiles the Commuihty Calen- D^mohue, ’Tel. 649-8409. The holiday commemorates the Visitors attending toe lunch- seeding came in Sept, i at ty. 'they will be gdven at 10 a.m. MISSES- ond LADIES- _ _ Deris executive aX Green M . .g^thout a rixrf. ewered onlv bv iio. Butter Output Falls Fashion m without a toot, covered only by ues. Sizes SW to 9 ta ucation committee; Walter A. F o r of before. Inside Station u n t ie d n a t io n s , N.Y.— 22” Pullman reg. $22.95 § 1 4 ^ Morrissey, tadunwld and eom^ and Woodbrii^e ., Ijjggg^ Following the luncheon, the f ■ B, O and D wldths TROUSERS marLOW SL99 4 none of the- reseaich ts clas^i- 'TInwiue Projeci Butter prbductitm in toe 36 ma­ 25” Pullman reg. $34.95 merclal developmentWilliam TZi* Rnitnn HnmemiLkern will ®®!»rn®*!rf»if »wn nnHnnn l^*® agticUltunU aspect of the visitors and their hosts will at- '7 ! I9'y*ar-old Manitoester jor dairy countries totaled 10.8 ' Reg. to $5.99 fled, Cox skid. holiday is symbolized by the tend a reception in (Sentinel Hill 28” Pullman reg. $38.95 marLOW ZZSalliP R. Johnson, meetings commit­ Angela i&avis m™ o^ ^ . 2oTT\.m. ill oTfl^' ye^ TX ^ “ ‘® I®*"! ® I" Cen“ "®‘ ^ Groundw ork billion pounds last year, down 1 tee; Walter Fbss, parking and four plants, the Bsrog (citrus Hall, Hartford, where they will and entering with criminal toe Oxmmimity Hall. The meet- Trade Names J f,uiti to I la (toe palm be entertained with muric, danc- I**!®*)! and larceny under $280, per cent from 1986 and toe first traffic committee; D. Paul La­ (Continue ffom Page One) downturn in world butter output ment, 4^8irs committee; . branch), toe M ^ e 'T w ig and tag, and refreshments. Chase when poUce responded tp - BOX O F 16 A bout Tow n been made there to fly Miss toe third TVesday of eadi ^ ^ i m d , the Willow over which a bless- Going Woodhbuse, director ]oi toe complaint of breaking glass ijt ■) ta five years. ___ ^ aM Riehard ’Tinker, urbsm de­ by Auditions 19c velopment committee. ^ Davis ,to Chiba from a deserted • . . . .. q, " tag is said every day during the Service Bureau, will welcome Rufflnl’s Service Station on Oen- Reg. 69c marLOW Queen of Peace Mothers Cir­ CHRISTMAS CARDS Miami airrtrip. wirhe'^J^wax^'’.’^ ^‘ tUc 4 a v e . World Inc. of ^ - a y s . " J * ‘‘' Z ^ r ^ ta v ^ ^ w“e” n < ; ' r t T d e^ ' cle will nveet tonight at 8:30 at observance ■-neto Bradley of Weatpor Congratulations toe home of Mrs. John Rice, 103 The plan apparently feU ested are asked to bring pliers, Bloomfield, doing business as This " ® ^ Westport will side. 1 'Ibomas' L ^ ch of 21 Church to Mariow’s “ DEPENDABLE SINCE 1911!” B rettii'Rd. M «."Antom y 'Etal- through when a c ^ r tin snipe, scissors and dis- Travel World of Manchester, 67 “l^flce'nce® ta Arier’ an afternoon njoy- St. was apprehended at gun- MflHV OTHfR UjianVERTISEO SPECIALS THROUGHOI^UB HUGE STORE! on Their Penonal Notices bonl is co-hostess. Members are captain told the FBI that a posable aluminum pans. E. Center___ St. ™an______and^ His beneficence ta ment and meeting new friends, point by Patrolman Leonard reminded to bring gifts to be black woman accompanied \ by Members are asked to bring Marriage Ucenses providing man’s sustenance 66th Anniversaryl Downtown Main Street ^ two men tried to force him at their lunch. BrucrAuiirHansen, 119 Pit- Sukkoto services will be hold th ® ^ t«™ ii“ ^ ''i"itora will go^BonnevUIe. In Mamoriam used as prizes. ______kin St., and ^Sandra Kay Mar- at Temple Beth Sholom this't® thf h®” ®® ®* »«Iected host - PoUce reported they found M Manchester In IotIdk mennoty of my dsrilnx ----- gunpoint to take' them from Mi- Ahearn Correction M A fiL O W S Aloysius Abeam, Democratic tin, 119 Pitkin St.. Oct. 17, evening at 8:1$, tomorrow at 10 la-nilUeB. $112.60 in cash and a $19.80 deleter, XliaiJMdi X. Utageos, who The Stein Club and the Stein- ami Beach to Bimini ta the Ba- — , ------, ------. , ^ j j — ------check on Lynch. q u a l it y s h o e b e p a i k Open 6 Days — p a a n d amaor Ootober lA 1940. ettes wlU meet tonight at 8 at hamas. candidate for state representa- Second Congregational Oiurch. a.m. and 6 p.m. and on Pnaay „• c ' c 1 Lynch was held overnight on See r # For The Very Best Thurs. till 9 P.M. t t I la d aH. Ibe irortd to stve, In Quality Shoe Repairing! MASHOE DEPARTMENT, main “ First For Everything I would |6«a It and tots more. 1b oiMp incur dear hand. « . a ™ . Ctt.1. win M l« D . « . bnt UUr r .1 .... In m . tlvU W. J»t. » OcL 24, ^ Downtown Main Street Downtown Main St., Manchester • OPEN 6 DAYS • Thursday Nights tlH 9 Since 1911!” n.«l m M tt. to,,. ..(.nwliwd .ft ... r.t«l ww, WU.r, y;.. ^ ^ ,

' -TT, !/• I MANCHESTER EVENINQ. HERAIJD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGi: TWELVE > MAljfCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1970 casso, Cocho Chanel, Vaslev er base, a German night-fighter fighter pilot who has doubts conyoy evacuating p r e g.n a n t Njlnsky, Sarge de Diaghllev, base and its. guiding radar sta- about the Nazi Ideology. women and children from Ha- Marcel Proust and Raymond tion, and a small German towri Delghton’s previous bo<^8’ wail to San Francisco, and con- BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: Book Review Radlguet are given more than ncEu: the industrial Ruhr Valley, have been spy thrillers, the best eludes with theaftermath of the supporting roles, sometimes •’The action takes place in 24 known being “‘Funiiral In Ber- final years of the -war. ecsllpslng Cocteau by the sheer hours. There are the morning lln” and “The Ipcpess File.” Mainly it is the story of the I haven't got the heart BED RIDDANCE: A Posy for ber of media and whose produc-. force of their personality. Alto- preparations on both sides, the ’This time he has created a doc- mother, April, and the child the Indisposed. By Ogden Nash, tlons in any one of them are so gether they make up an inter- night raid and the desperate umentary hovel, >!well re- Marty, who have been left be- to charge you for my Little, Brown. $4.95. varied that it is very difficult to esling picture of the Psiris art dawn return. The action scenes searched and full of ‘emotioriEil hind when the husband and fath- Veteran quipster Nash has-Perceive any unity of pattern or world whose intrigue and twick- are graphic, with you-are-there pulsations, that reads like a er is called off to a long series ^ weory bones, they're collected here the verses which development.” stabbing seemed to be as in- realism. thriller and yet is an ironical of combat duties. Little Marty he has done over the years on, And what Auden said is very tense aS its creative energy. But Delghton also Is using the blast at military lolly. had reached the age of live yours for the asking, the subject of ailments and the much felt In his exhaustive blog- WakaTsunoda fictional form to gfive a grim. Miles A. Smith when the dreadful.;day of the ailing, offering it as a bedside raphy by the author of "Flaub------disillusioned picture of warfare ------Japanese attack arrived. free of charge! book for the convalescent. ert and Madame Bovary.” What BOMBER. By Len Deightbn. arid Its senseless chaos. It is not THE LION IN ’IHE LEI The author has sharpened the His topics range from insom- emerges is not so much a clear- Harper, $7.95. grlving away tek) much of the SHOP, By Kaye Starbird. Har- narrative alternating it between nia, dieting and the perils of the well-explained portrait of ’Ibis is a story about a huge plot to say that the, bombing court Brace. $6.50. ' the child—with her naive and dental chair to the common artist, but a lively, real life- bombing raid by the Royal Air raid, by a typiCEd military fluke. There is an odd combination fearful fantasies—and the moth- HNALDWS cold, the stubbomess of doctors confusion as Oocteau does Force on Germany In the sum- Is a colossal blunder. of humor and pathos in this er, who only too well realizes -SPECIALS- and the damage done by visitors ow" thing through the 600 mer of 1943. Of the hundreds of In addition there are a num- book, which is something of a the desperate situation they are PRE-OPENING CHARTER MEMBERSHIPS who are grimly determined to pages. This versatile nian once past and future novels about ber of contrasting characters rarity among war novels, as It in. The humor arises from the cheer up the patient. said: "I have been accused of World War n, Deighton’s ought who question their own roles. Is written from the feminine Idiosyncracles of some of the THURSDAY—FRIDAY-SATURDAY Sometimes he wanders off the J^npiiig from branch to branch, to rate pretty high on the lists For example, a fed-up English viewpoint. , Army wives and their offspring subject a little, aq when he de- Well, I have-btit always In the because it is full of action, sus- bomber pilot with 46 missions. It begins with the Pearl Har- who are their companions In plores the social taboo against tree.” He meant the tree pense, color and human Inter- who dares to wonder why he is bor disaster. Its principle char- danger. scratching In public. “I’m poetry. est. sent to bomb civilian population acters are a fe\y Army families ’This Is light reading, but bet- HICKORY SMOKED — FULLY COOKED greatly attached to Barbara T" book, people like Andre ’Ihe author has woven the nar- centers rather than Industrial stationed there. It continues ter than average in' Its lightness. Frltchie. I bet she scratched- Glide, Igor Stravinsky. Pablo PI- ratlve around an English bomb- plants, and a German night- through the voyage of a small Miles A. Smith ■When she was itchy,” he avers. He Is at his best, as always, WHOLE with his tortured rhymes, as In his tribute to Isabel: "Some girls with a snuffle. Their tem­ pers are uffle, -But when Isa­ bel's snivelly- She’s Snlvelly civ­ illy,- And when she is snuffly- She’s perfectly luffly.” In fact. If the book has any \< ALU HAMS shortcomings. It ,is that there are not enough of these outra­ • i S I geously rhymed couplets. Nash denies he’s a hypochond­ riac. Says he’s just a victim of lb the plaimed obsolescence which our Maker built into every hu­ man body. But resignedly ill . writes this Nash, figuring it’s little use to gnash. Cut as desired into Roasts and Center Slices Miles A. Smith 4

WHITEWATER. By Paul Hor- < gan, Farrar, Straus. $6.95. BONELESS LEAN Getting It Together The way of life In a small town (pop., 5,453) in West Cen­ Robert Lessard, chairman of the third annual ball iMrs. Harry McMahon, in preparing decorations. The tral Texas, in the late 1940’s, Is of the Nathan Hale Branch, American Red Cross, ball will be held Saturday at the ItaliamAmerican the theme of this engros^ng Vernon, assists Mrs. Clarence O’Growley, left, and Club, Kingsbury Ave. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) novel. In part, it is a story of young­ PORK Nalioii*’s Weather sters growing up. For the narra­ Business Mirror Assault Plea tive revolves around three high ONLY MINUTES AWAY . . . THE FIRST school seniors—Phil Durham, ’TORONTO (AP) —William By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OCTOBER the introsiiective bookworm who Business Considers Role Kunstler, one of the defense Thunderstorms and locally some day will become a writer lawyers at the Chicago riot heavy rains swept north­ and scholar; Billy Breedlove, trail, has pleaded innocent to ward along the Mississippi Val­ European Health Spa the school’s charismatic athlete, ROAST In Legislative Challenge a charge of assault causing ley and headed into the eastei-n pep-talker and doer; and Mari- bodily harm during a June 22 lee Underwood, who first ad­ By .JOHN CUNNIFF solve them. It even is anxious to speaking engagement here. Great I.,akes region today. IN THE HARTFORD AREA 'oegln; but it fears its competi­ Tornadoes Tuesday killed a mires Phil £ind then falls emo­ NEW YORK (AP) — Can The complainant was F. young girl in .southern I^uisiana tionally for Billy. American business on its own tor won’t. Paul Fromm, a leader of the and injured three persons in ’Their respective parents, be­ transform ife goals to meet de­ • The answer, obviously, is that rightist Edmund Burke So­ 26^ lb Mississippi. cause of siclmess, narrow-mind­ mands for better air and water, standards' must be set and ciety, who claimed Kunstler obeyed by all. This, however, The rain storms were partic­ edness and insensitivity, play for safe streets, efficient mass hit him on the head witli a ularly heavy in the we.stern transit and better education and means that some agency must water pitcher. little part in the trio’s lives. set and enforce the standards, Great Lakes states, with Chica­ Fortunately they—and espe­ health? Or is legislation need­ ’The trial was adjourned to go receiving more than 2 inches $ 750,000 and that agency, in all probabil­ cially Phil—come under the in­ ed? Nov. 21 after Kunstler’s plea of rain in six-hours, half of that Ha\’lng served as president ity, must be the government. HEALTH CLUB WILL HAVE fluence of a sort of godmother, Having an inherent distrust of ’Tuesday. coming in a single hour. Manchestei and vice chairman of Ford Mo­ INCOMPARABLE FACILITIES a widowed semi-recluse who ARMOUR STAR LEAN BONELESS tor Company, and as the intervention in its affairs, espe­ Grand ifapids and Saginaw, lives in a book-filled mansion Exit 92 1-84 present dean of Stanford Uni­ cially by big government, busi­ Board Acts on Names Mich., and Peoria, 111., reported off FOR MEN AND WOMEN outside the town. In her younger versity’s Graduate School of ness is impaled on a dilemma. about an inch of rain in six- days she had gone out into the Business, Arjay Miller qualifies It equivocates. Its social con­ WASHINGTON -- Recogniz­ hour periods. • hydroswirl mineral pool science has been aroused, but so ing the need for standardization Chilly air poui-ed down from world of cultivated taste and to suggest an answer. This is it; • Arizona-dry medicated have its fears. of geographic names, a U.S. Canada into the northern Rocky now she Imanages to give them "Business must recognize that inhalation room a glimpse of what the better life it cannot meet new consumer Miller feels that legislation is Board on Geographic Names Mountain states, the Plains and PRE-OPENING HOURS imperative before real progress was established in 1890, and the upper Mississippi Valley. • Danish cold plunge might be'. In a few of the pas­ DAISY c demands in the public goods can be made. Otherwise, it ap­ the current interdepartmental Mild or warm temperatures 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. sages of dialogue with her, Phil area by working alone, and that • Grecian swimming pool sounds a bit too precocious, but pears, the polluter will ■ be re­ board was authorized in 1947 prevailed, however, in the South Mon.-Sat. a high degree of government the effect of her influence is sus­ participation is necessary.” warded while the socially re­ by an act of Congress and East. • Turkish steam room tained. Miller, in a speech prepared sponsive firm suffers an enor; Name controversies are re­ Early morning temperatures^ • Finni^ rock sauna mous financial penalty. ferred to the board to deter­ ranged from 25 at Elko, Nev.;' . ’This also is the story of the for, a meeting today of The • late^from Palm Springs Conference Board, illustrates And as Miller suggests with mine choice, spelling and appli­ Evanston, Wyo., iind Cut Bonk, tacitly silent caste system of the ROLLS the difficulties facing a compa­ his story of Ford’s abortive at­ cation of geographic names for Mont., to 80 at Daytona Beach and Europe small town and the frustrations ny that attempts to provide an tempt to sell safety, it doesn’t federal use. and Miami, Fla. / V Swedish hand massage (optional) and neurotlcisms of its inhabi- answer to a public problem, in take long tor financial setbacks ants.. ’There is the town bankerf to blunt a social conscience. • Private ultra-violet beauty ray T who waiited in his youth to be­ this case, safety. sun booths On its own initiative. Miller come a historian, but has be­ relates, Ford introduced ith 1956 • scientific physical fitness come an. alcoholic business lb models through an advertising Hawiiii Hotels club for m en- man, wi(h a silly wife and a campaign in which the major • luxurious figure contouring salon pathetic mistress. ’There is the element was an emphasis on OpeA i h Strike for women old maid Uhrarian, with a sup­ newly designed safety features. W ot^edand pressed libido; the auto nestair • mild progressive-resistance Customers didn’t respond to HONOLULV eople. K ' I tolerable competitive situation. struck hotejs on three of Ha-- massage/. ------♦-patenteef efectrical spot reducitiO------'Thla Tinvel is In the long tradi- ____ VACUUM PACKED And so,''filler states, there was wail’s islands- ’ ^ . - 4-- . "a predictable shift in advertis­ vThe work, stoppage by the In­ • Swiss facial edhtouf machines tion of the. realistic ’«xanUhation ..... (as years ago, in "Wiriesburg, ing away from safety.” ternational Longshoremen’s and. • Nero’s Nectar Nook (health food It wasn’t until ojigressional Warehousemen’s- Union, which Ohio”) of the provincifilism of Op«n QaHy J O a.m. W -10^ pjn. cobklail bar) hearings led to lefdsljtion es­ represents all hotel ! employes, small towners. •_ > tablishing safety strodards that began Friday during the break­ • private showers, dressing booths, Horgan grasps his historic all producers and buyers had to fast hour., Use Ojjr C o n v e n ie n t lockers theme with such clarity, and accept, says Miller, that pro­ ’Two hotels were forced to '• reduce, tone up writes with such eloquence, that gress was m^de on the issue of close, and the Hawaii Hotel Em­ he puts to shame the inept, rau­ . safety. . A ‘ I ployers Association closed two • relieve tension / cous and shallow rampings of lb Now, maintiains, the pres- 'more in *a^n effort td strengthen l A y a w a i /'• friendly club atmosjrfiere today’s advance gqtard. ■ Here Is syre fpi^ clean air mid water de- its bargainihg position. (~a real story. Here is a-'ireal sto- nlapds that government set pre- _Six' stayed open but about ■ ’ • beautiful decor, Wsh carpeting • ry-teller. .1 ci^ standards. “For any pro- 2,0(j0 ^otel employes are idled. • easy to get to MUes A. Snflth PURE PORK /"^gram to be fully effective,” he The hotels still operating said PLAN states, “compliance must not be the strike had discouraged few • ample parking a matter of option.” guests. Office manager Pat En-- • affiliated with prestige clubs CXKITEAU. By Firancis Steeg- ' Some ' people might believe glehard at the Naniloa Hotel in A Sm M Deposi. Holds Yoor Solocll." throughout the U.S. and abroad inuller. Atlantic-Little, Brown (this rather unusual thinking for Hilo, on Hawaii Island, said: ‘ Conditioning room with body re- $12.50. ' M F X Il ! _ I Saifsag^ Meat a man who spent 22 years iin the “Everything is running yery , proportioning apparatus for fit- and MANY MORE features . . One spring afternoon, a fash- O/S automotive industry, anq who well—it’s amazing. ’The guests' ness/beauty ; ionable audience In a little, ele- HptJ ^ t \ a £ F b j Q P ‘ 7 only in (He past year or so left it are making their own beds, but / ' gant playhouse on the Camps- J ot the academic world. Espe‘- we’ve had few cortipjaints.” 1 Elysees witnessed the debut of cially so, since that industry is The union is seeking a one- Famous Brand > an 18-year-old poet. It was a sue- ■ _ \h now wrestling with what it be­ year'contract at higher wages. I cess, and the poet, Jean Coc- lieves are harsh goyemment Wages n'bw range from $1.67 I teau, rconfessed to the lovely standards. to . more than $3 an-hour. The feellri# of. In his words, "being | Not at all. More 'so than oth­ ILWU seeks an average nine wafted on the wings of fame.” ' ers, businessmen today recog­ pqr cent increase. He enjoyed the ride until death HAYCrtMA-Tr'S’ nize that the great environmen­ TOYS gave him a landing cue some tal issues of the day demand I i Ground Chubk that government standards be 70 Cars in Freight half a century later in 1963. applied.! But what person or in- ; ’The literary-minded might ■stitution encourages restrlctiqps CHICAGO — The average and Sporti|ig I best remember him as the au- 4 pn i^ activities? j freight train last year was com­ ' thour of the novel, ”Les Enfant.s 5 4 t «p «; ^ o \ \ d s ■ irt thTs sense, business yis no posed of 70 cars and a caboose, • « /TerriWes,” the clnephlle as the , : Patties .dKferent- than ojhers. It con- about the same as in each of % ikaker of several avant-gardfe io / cedes-that the , issues are press­ the past 11 years. On the aver- Goods films such as "The Blood of a lTH>orW5\|y^Al^i^5 \jJ00L- ing and must I be resolved. It agey 41.4 of the cars were Spacious Grecian swimming pool ...(relaxing!) ------Poetp’ JQrpbee,” and “Beauty 5-lb. knows what rnust be done to re­ loaded and 28.6 were empty. and the Beast,” and the balleto­ a t mane as the concelver of the box LISTEN TO OUR PROGRAM ■ first' modem b ^ e t, "Pa3?ade,’i *3.75 •S” EVERY FRIDAY 11;30-12 NOON for whlc)i Picasso did his first r Wo Reservft Tho Right To lilinit Quantltios BE HEARD AT THE FREE U lin P il23 stage decor and Leonide Mas­ b i S C O U N T sine the choregogray. Coctau Lux(;ey also sculpted and drew. FALL FORUM Of his multi-media activities, >j| f* ^ /t> FOR CONSERVATION W.H. Auden has said: “Most PRKES artists devote themselves to one medium; whether their com- r October 15th Thurs, plete oeuvre is a single master- J v i-h S a m : O ' WESTERN Before ^ piece, Eis in the case of Proust, MANCHESTER’S CONSERVATION PR6f ILE or a succession of works, as in Joseph A. Ward Jr., Chief Soil and Water Coniervatlon Division the case of Dickens, it Is com­ State iDepartment of Agriculture and Natural Resources You ^hop, .) I > Mifldlo Turnpike Wesl paratively easy to grasp it as a whole. ’There, In a uniform edi­ beefM mar * — and a - M.ineliestcr, Conn." Panel of Town,Civic Organizations Check tion, Is a row of books. The Col­ lected Works. ’Diere is nothing SENIOR* CITIZENS CENTER . • left out. Both the general reader Owned and operated by Health lr>dustries. Inc. K iN jeiics and the critic have a manage­ Wonderland First! Atubtlditry of U8l ★ ★ 8:00 P.M. ★ ★ ©MFM-1970 SM166 able task. 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER | REFRESHMENTS - PANEL DISCUSSIONS Use Your Master Charge "Now and then, however, an BROAD STREET PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER Open Tues., Wed;, Sat. tlU 8 — Thurs., Fri. ttU> artist appears—Jean Cocteau Is, In our time, the most striking example—who works in a num- Pa g e f o u r t e e n , MANCRESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OGtOBllh U , 1970 MANdHESTER EVENING' HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN

kids take the coloring books too. He wa^ always a good writes letters to the people in Il­ Less Water For Rice ; Manchester linois.'' Hospital Phone M em orial I------“ T O hio’ s Taft Space Rescue^ractfee Color Book home and say, ‘Mom, help me sport." NEW DELHI — Experiment­ color,' So Mom gets the mes­ —In college, “ he waited on ta- An invitation on the last page ers in ' India have obtained a Hospital Notes The teiephone number for sage, too." bles and served, food to people, of the coloring book to write to good crop of rice with only Manchester Memorial Hospi­ tsH ard Object of Moscow Trip Hottest Item He werrked in a hot steel mill, the senator has brought, the VISITING HOURS T o Kennedy I Meatown ■ The message; 16.7 inches of water, irrigat­ tal was changed a few —Smith’s middle name is Ty­ He made barrels. He worked in aide said, "hundreds of letters ing only when the soil was com­ Inteniiedfate' Care Scml- months ago, but too late to 'WASHINGTON (AP) - y ’^The ularly with a view to Soviet a hotel at night. And he studied from kids saying, ‘Ralph, we private, noon*2 p.m., and 4 p;in. Near Open I 121^>/2 Silver Lane | On H is Nam e In Campaign ler because "Ralph had a rela­ pletely crusted- be listed correctly in the new U.S. space agency is;,^ndlng spacecraft rendezvous," Frut- tive whose name was John Ty­ very hard.” love you.’ ” The yield was only 6 per cent 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- phone books. The hospital East Hartford p.m., and 4 p.ni..8 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) — By BILL NEIKIRK flve 'top officials to Moteow next merely the next ler. J < ^ Tyler was the 10th —^More recently, “ Ralph has ------lower than in a corresponding t number is 646-1222. new Item on which we could In- WASHINGTON (AP) —As far Pediatrics: Parents allowed Looming along the Potomac week to find out whether astro- as the crayon set is concerned, president of the United States.” helped President Nixon many Run cold water over hard experiment — based on the River these days ia a six-story COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — ___. , ^ . corporate devices In common —As a teenager, “ Ralph sold times. Ralph is always very boiled eggs while peeling them, classical practice of continuous ' any time except noon-2 p.m.: an cosmonauts might t^oge qf the Russians." the grooviest candidate On the others, 2 p:ih.-8 p.m. Hilliard St.; a son to Mr. and white Carrera marble building Taft is more a household word campaign circuit is probably "lOFazines on a street comer busy. When he isn't helping the The shells will come off smooth- submergence — that used six some day p ran ce docking their Frutkin, Dr. Robert R. Gll- Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Mrs. Daniel Brosnihan Jr., representing 'Washington's cul­ ' than Agnew In Ohio, an elemen­ Sen. Ralph T. Smith R-Rl after school. He played football. President or writing laws, he ly. times as much water. spacecraft ^ l e in orbit. ruth, director of the Manned 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Bristol. tural hopes for the future. Th* lorgast and tary fact of poUUcal Ufe that Locked in a rugged battle ______J______.______■ ______Spacecraft Center at Houston, Intensive Care and Conmar.v It Is the John F. Kennedy Cen­ freshest meat dis­ Offlcial^''of the National Aero- with Democrat Adlal Stevenson may rescue the state's Republi­ 'Tex., and three NASA experts in Care: Immediate family only, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ter for the Performing Arts, the nautlcs/Md Space Administra­ III, Smith has passed out almost .0 play in the whole cans from the throesijof scandal, spacecraft integration and com­ on3rtlme, limited to five min- Scott S. Grzyb, 131 Elizabeth nation's memorial to the slain half a million coloring books tion ^4re now fairly optlmlbtlc munications are to leave late ntes. Dr.; Mrs. Germaine Desautels, President. area! strife and a wealthy Democratic telling “ The story of Ralph Ty­ a f ^ years of Soviet disinterest next week for technical discus­ Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m,- 102 Graham Rd., Wapplng; Inside the 630-foot-long, 300- nominee in a key U.S. Senate ler Smith, a boy from Southern race. (ward, and even rebuffs of. sions with Soviet space officials 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 Mrs. Gertrude Larsen, 389 Sum­ foot-wide building are an opera Illinois who g;rew up to become mit St.: Victor Schmidt, 72 house, concert hall, performing . A Republican candidate b; U.S. proposals for space collab- at Mo'scdw Oct. 26 and 27. p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and oration. a Uiiited States senator.” B:S0 p.m.-8 p.m. Maple St.; Lillian L. Johnson, theater, film theater and exhibi­ any other name would face Frutkin said the talks will ex­ Arnold W. Frutkin, NASA as­ "It’s a real hot item," an aide Age Limits: 16 in maternity,’ 76 Dale Rd.; Louise - Scanlon, tion galleries. Underground is a most certain defeat in plore technical aspects of ren­ sistant administrator for inter­ says of the book, created by the 12 in other areas, no limit in 116 Wells St. three-qtory parking garage. The Buy of the Year! 3 election with so many dezvous and docking, basic sys­ national affairs, told a news Chicago advertising firm han­ self-service. Also, William E. Lamotte, Some are calling the under- w o r k ^ against the fresh police. does not overlook the vote-get­ their fourths of the labor force works T. Chesanek, Woodstock; Ryan Pitted against a powerful, ag­ day for an inter-league contest. landing of a ferry brining 1,000 Across the river to the west is "I don’t mean to suggest that pushing themselves with Irwin, 63 Marshall Rd.; John The two breakthroughs came ting appeal of the Taft name. on farms. Owens, 9 Knollwood Dr., Ver­ gressive team, the Panthers at dawn and caught the towns­ police from Messina and Na­ a heavily wooded bird sanc­ we are looking at Skylab partlc- fanshaped tails. Lanzierl, 44 Susan Rd., Vernon; “ I ask you,” he says to his non. stopped many sustained drives Manchester Evening Herald folk by surprise. There was no ples. They will replace exhaust­ tuary memorial to President Jean P. LeBlanc, 46 Pearl St.; audience, "would Bob Taft tru­ Also, Etta M. Coulom, East just short of the goal line. Coventry correspondent, Holly resistance. ed police from as far away as Theodore Roosevelt—guaran­ Bryon Lerch, 146 Benton St.; ly be in this race if his grand­ Hartford; Maurice E. COutu, 126 The game saw most of the Oantner, tel. 742-8795. Tension appeared to be build­ Rome, who have been on riot teeing center patrons a scenic Mrs. Myrtle E. Manning, Broad father hadn't been president Bissell St.; Mrs. Irene Lajpre- action deep in Panther terri­ ing toward a climax in Reg;gio's duty here for months. setting to watch the sunset. and his father had not been Brook; Richard B, Massengill, 78 niere, 20 Oakwood Rd.; Mrs. tory, with few passes and most three months of violence In pro­ Police who had kept out of President Dwight D. Eisen­ BEEF kno'wn as Mr. Republican?" Maple St., Vernon; Gary Meac- Elizabeth E. Carver, 40% of the bad breaks going to the test against the choice of rival sight in trouble centers of the hower proposed the center in St. Janie?’ Ladies Nowhere in this off-year cam­ ham, Windsor; Usa J. Ollphant, Church St.; Martin J. Haberem home team. Catanzaro as regional capital. city for the past two days, be­ 1958 as a "mecca for art," with paign are the lines between lib­ Stafford Springs; Mrs. Josephine Jr., 72 Oxford St.; Mrs. Lillian Off to a poor start, the first Plan Style Show Reggio ,|)as cut itself off from cause three policemen were money to come from' private do­ tWER Opalacz, Wethersfield; Louis C. Rego, Kozley Rd., Tolland. two plays were marred by Pan­ the rest of Italy for four days shot and wounded, were back on nations. After desig;n delays, the eral and conservative more clearly dra'wn, and the contrast Pacak, 819 Center . St.; Mrs. Also, Mrs. Douglas Luongo ther penalties. Suffering from and suburban communities patrol through the downtown money-gathering was. not begun A "Fun and Fancy" fashion between the Ohio candidates is Cynthia Phelps, 29 Griffin Rd.; and son, 55 Clinton St.; Mrs. several fumbles, only a hard- joined in the revolt Tuesday. section. until 1962 when President and show will be presented by the just as sharp. Mrs. Betty A. Phtllipp, Glaston­ John DeSimone and son, 64 fighting, tenacious defensive Police massed their forces Previously they had sought to Mrs, Kennedy led a national The reserved, mild-mannered bury; Mrs. Norma Plus, East Rachel Rd.; Mrs. Gerald Roth­ line kept the score in the Pan­ Ladies of St. James on Friday. during the night and broke avoid ciashes by staying in closed-circuit telecast gala. five stores of FASHtOH Hartford. man and son, 270 W. Center St.; thers' favor. Oct. 23, at 8 p.m, at St. James' through the barricades that had school buildings commandeered After Kennedy's death in 1963,/ Taft, bom into wealth, tradition and the Episcopal church, is the Also, Mrs, Laurette I. Polsson- Mrs. David A. Chappell and The game came alive alter School. Tickfets may be purchas­ sealed off the suburbs of Santa as barracks and on guard only one of President Lyndon s ' . nler, le i Nevers Rd., Wapplng; son. East Hartford; Mrs, Whit­ the first scoreless three quar­ Catarina which proclaimed it­ around municipal buildings. Johnsoq's first actions w a ^ to essence of Middle America con­ ed at the door. servatism, a supporter of Presi­ Alex Puzak, 416 Dart Hill Rd., ney Merritt and son, 1 Porter ters, when Chris Diehl per­ self independent of Italy. Residents of Sbarre,* the sec­ ask Congress to name the/cen- Fashions will be provided by dent Nix(m’s Vietnam policies, a South Windsor; Leo W. Rlch- Rd., Hebron; Mrs. John Foley formed a 60-yard dash for the Police squads with tear gas ond suburb which proclaimed ter after the assassinated presi­ hardliner on crime and campus loff Jr., 217 Autumn St,; Alexan­ and daughter, Stafford Springs; first touchdown of the game. A Mam'selle of Vernon, and Her­ took up positions at the intersec­ independence were seen work­ dent and to provide, federal unrest, a beUever in conserva­ der Rychling, Nathan Hale Rd., Mrs. David Bertorelli and son, pass by Dave Bendell to Robby bert Miller, owner of the shop, tions of key streets in the sub­ ing hard to reinforce their barri­ funds to match privat^money. Can You Beat HUs !. South Coventry; Myrton E. Sewall for the two extra points will be the commentator. The urb while bulldozers and mobile cades, apparently in fear that The cost of the huge project, tive fiscal policies. 27 Kennedy Rd.; Mrs. Anthony Metzenbaum, a -Jew who Wright, RFD 4, Coventry. made the winning difference. hairstyles and wigs will be cranes cleared away barri­ police would try to break estimated at $46.4 million In McGlone and son, 32A Thomp­ made millions in the parking lot BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son The Panthers were then creat^ by the Village Lantern cades. through there as they did at 1964. had risen to $66.2 million' son Rd. business, came fi'Om humble be­ to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Luon- plagued by critical fumbles Beauty Salon. At the same time other police Santa Catarina. by last January. go, 56 Clinton St. which left them at a severe dis­ Mrs. Bernard Boland is in ginnings. “ Makipg money isn’t every­ Extended Forecast advantage. In the last few min­ charge of the event. She will be EXTRA LEAN BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A utes of play, Ellington pressed assisted by Mrs. James Cun­ thing," he tells voters. - "The take your . daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ n ie extended outlook — Fair for a win recovering a fumble ningham, hospitality; Mrs. John "Minutes Fresh" question Is what you do with ert O'Brien, East Hartford; a and cool Saturday and Sunday. on Coventry's 14-yard line. The Farrell, tickets; Mrs. William your life and what you get in­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daytime highs averaging in the Ro6idrunners sustained a drive Kodes, models; Mrs. William volved in.” Metzenbaum hammers away Mltzkovltz, 40 N. Park St., 50s to low 60s and overnight to the one-yard line where Cov­ Stenger, decorations; and Mrs. ORRERY SHOP. Rockville; a son to Mr. and lows averaging in the low to entry stood firm, only to fum­ John Mitchell, Mrs. John Mar­ GROUND at President Nixon’s economic length the way Mrs. Robert M. Ljmch, Beverly mid 30s, in northern interior sec­ ble again behind the goal line tin, Miss Patricia Murphy and .l/O A K STREET policies, ^ y s the administration Dr., Coventry; a son to Mr. tions and low 40s along coastal for Ellington's six-point gain. Miss Claire Mitchell, models' CHUCK should Set a'deadline for 'with­ and Mrs. Walter Kuezek, 535B areas. Again Coventry's defensive dressers. TEL. 643-5171 drawal from Vietnam, and fa­ C vors cutting back the defetuse / budget to put more money into domestic social programs. you like it Both men are 63, but Taft, With his dark hair, looks young­ er, a feature that his aides say Does your complexion show / will help him Immensely in tele­ vision debates with the white- signs of losing its youthful look? haired Metzenbaum. The Democratic nominee, on T d i the other hand, acts younger, C &D Let Equasion help correct W / Compare This to appearing tireless on the cam­ ^IVS STOtfS OP Bound Ground! paign trail. When handshaking, he zips along from one person to the next, his feet in almost con­ stant motion. “ Hi, I’m Howard Metzenbaum, I’m ruimlng for Machine SNced the U.S. Senate, and I’d like your vote." POLISH STYLE Taft, heavier than his oppo EQU/SION ORIGINALS nent and slower moving, kfteps his reserve. His introduction is simple'. "Hi, i^ b ^aS," with ho VEAL mention of the office he is seek­ ing. Voter identification is not the world’s first his problem,. LOA^F It was Metzenbaum’s until the primary when he spent his mon' \\ equalizing beauty care ey—nearly-hilf a million dollars tunneled through his family . 1 . \ \ alone—to defeat folk hero \ Glenn. \ shiny 2-4 hours lb Mayor Enters after make-up Not Guilty Plea \ SAN DIEX30, Qallf. (AP) - wrinkle warnings tendency toy SALE END Mayor Frank (Jurran and seven enlarged pores SATURDAY, OQT. past or present members of the MEATY PORK City Council have pleaded Inno­ cent to charges of bribery-con­ moisture required control all spiracy in a 1967 rate boost for a oiliness SPARE- clty-regulat6d cab company. The arraig;nment of a ninth defendant, businessman Robert FREE! A luxurious gift Save on Custom - made Slipcovers RIBS Owell, hM been set lor M

4>AGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER T.4. 1970 PAGE SE'VENl’EEN central facility to supply films Pot Damages ogy of the Medical College of South Windsor and other needed - supplies to Youtlis Joining Boycott Mondale W<>^d Spread Kitt a Hit Georgia in Augusta, aumor of member towns. Trade Surplus Tiny Treasures ■ me experiments with pure mari­ LONDON (AP) — Earma Rat’s Offspring juana resin, said he was' famil­ He also discussed plans for a LONDON (AP) — Britain OPEN WED^ THURS. and FRI. NIBHTS till 9sM Busing Recommendations high school vocational work- O f Church Convention Medicine to ^nterland Kltt, the sultry American iar wim Lynch’s studies but had a $12-milIion surplus last Miniatures Shop ■ singer, has made her debut NEW YORK (AP) — Preg­ study program which will cost WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. tion ofliM ltn care for all Ainer- cautioned: "A rat Is not a hu­ month in its trade with the on me English leg^itimate nant rats that breamed mari­ $47,000. South Windsor was ask­ HOUSTON. . Tex. (AP) — "We do not believe it (the man being, and no conclusions I rest of the world, the gov­ youth program) can be serious- "D6N House Mimaliiros" I Walter F. Mondale introduced l°ans." n. stage. She won acclaim from juana smoke in 'amounts equal Are Disputed hy Parents ed to join other towns in sup­ Youth delegates today joined a can be drawn." ernment announced today. today a bill designed to provide thk federal funds pay me critics, aimough mey to ater- Mail said me star "has nev- reproduction. over 17 years of age will start ^tovlM of general practitioner, ®°rvice. ed the meeting. continuation of the choice of July. August produced a def­ me r looked a more sumptuous Lynch, testifying Tuesday be- Thursday, Oct,22, from Y to 9 uncertain. , and me, flight of doctors from . ^Pl®n mese revisions w.ui BIG SAVINGS ON 7-PIECE DINETTE Six parental complaints were stops at Grace and Lake, and Perbn Grave Site icit of $547.2 million. old-fashlcmed girl.” 79 "It has to be dealt with 10°™ ^ yo°- ^e said, small to W ^ rural areas and community colleges fore a New York State Senate p.m. at me Community Y, reviewed by the Transporta Doria and Lake lor the children immediately," said David Then the meeting broke up at me inner ci^'-are increasingly omer institutions training subcommittee hearing on me N. Main St. Mrs. Arthur P*yka 1 tion Committee and administra­ in that area. VATICAN CITY (AP) — Tha Toomey, 20, of Beverley, Mass., the inslqtance of the young dele- tive recommendations were dis­ putting this care ^ t-q f reach of °nd allied health work- state’s marijuana laws, said his Is Instructor for me eight ses- ] This decision brought ques- Vatican spokesman and Jesuit coordinator of the approximate^ gates. ers. Builders Sign Her experiments where serious cussed with the following resolu­ tlons from John Neel of Ash Rd. leaders termed as nonsense to- China in Crisis mose who often need it Ihogt. sions which will conclude ly 100 special youth representa- deadlock came as the ^—establish total health care maUorm^ons of the fetus oc- Thursday, Dec. 17 tions. as to why there was no change, day reports from Buenos Aires Mondale’s bill calls for feder­ itves at the church’s governing convention entered its third service organizations for a de­ KansasCity Pact curred after laboratory animals In the Graham and Griffin Neel felt that the area created that the body of Eva Peron now Filmstrip Topic convenUon. working day of a 10-day meet- al grants to be awarded to med­ Advance reg;lstratlon Is ne­ Road area, students were trans­ fined, underserved population. were injected wim highly con­ a risk to children crossing the lies in a private Jesuit cemetery The black churchmen had ing. ical schools and teaching hospi­ KANSAS OITT-, (AP) — Ce­ cessary in order to assure a China in Crisis, from thi “ Fouf’ j:enturles ago me centrated doses of pure mari­ minimum number of 12 play- ferred from one bus to an- atr^eets to board the bus. Hauss in Rome. walked out to protest what they Most of the young pe<^le here tals which develop special train­ ment masons ancKme buUdem Chamberlain forces was in- juana resin. , „ . ers. Registration may be made other to eliminate overcrowd- jqaq asserted that on thre.e occa- The reports said the body of takeover by Mao Tse-tung Ir termed biased procedures set are "special representatives,” NOP! ing programs to care for under­ . , association have slmed a four- ing on a comer with con- gi^qg had been a passenger the wife of former Argentine 1949 through the CJultural Rev- for eilidng a controversial pro- picked by their home dioceses served populations. vented, a medical, invention year contract to end city’s ^ x i " / at the Community Y office slderable traffic. glass-enclosed cage for three through Fridays from on the buq. to'^check the traffic dictator Juan D. Peron was dls- in 1. , which was eventually^ revolu- 28-week construction s< Students living on the east olution, is the theme of a new gram of church grants to the - and with a voice in general The bill, he said, is designed tionlze chlldblrm,” MonlWe minutes and breamed marijua­ 9 a.m. to 3 pi.m. Intermediate volume but felt the area was interred recently from a grave p_._g ..q™„lal Re- PO°r- meetings but no part or vote in "to pull America’s medical gald. Terms were not anndimced na smoke chaimeled from an- side of Felt Rd. arid on Tall- lor nearly 200 years contract reached ’ntes- bridge classes will be held dur­ adequately safe and the stops i„ Campagnano, a vUiage about ^ ^ Charging that a panel for the legislative sessions, schools, melr faculties and meir omer container In which mari- wood Dr., Greenwood, and Wild mis simple instrument of mercy day is not subject to ratlficatb ing me winter sessions. were practical. 20 miles from Rome, and taken port” filmstrip to be distrlDutett ggggjq^ been “ loaded with The disputed panel included students out of academic lsola> juEuia leaves were burning. Rose would walk to the comer was kept a family secret and by union' members. They ha< A contemporary literature The lateness of pickup at Or- to a private Jesuit cemetery in this month to area schools by arch-conservatives” the Union the Rev. Canon Gerald Mc­ tion and, into me arena of true We calculated every aspect of Fejt and Tallwood, be made available only to those overwhelmingly rejected two discussion group for men and picked up, and students living chard Hill School is being stud- the Italian capital. The Herald. of Black Clergy and Laymen de­ Alister of San Antonio, the Itev. community heaim needs." of\me experiments,” Lynch tea- over 17 years of age led and will be the subject of a Federico Alessandrlnl, head gnUtled "China in Crisis: dared It was halting "all corn- who could pay enough.” earlier proposals including In- on the west side of Felt, along Gordon Gillette of SanbomvUle, Mondale said at least 63 coun- Ufi^. The rats received, he meets the first and third Tues- special transportation meeting of the Vatican press office, said ..tv, munications” with the conven- N.H., Dr. Clifford Morehouse of Women who could not pay creases totaling $4^60 that would Felt, would be instructed to go ties in me nation do not have a enough, he s^d, suffered pro- have boosted pay scales to $9.62 said,\the equivalent amount of j^ys of each monm at tonight at the Wgh school. he personally did not believe the Conflict or Coexistence, me matter was han- New York and the Rev. Paul to a bus stop at either Deer­ physician. Many metropolitan longed agonies gf labor or died, an hour In 1973. m ariju^a that a human being 7.30 p.m. at me Community Y. Parents in the Highview area reports. filmstrip features a number of more fairly, Kratzig of Victoria, Tex. field or Scott, thus transferring areas—especially me suburbs, "Today we are faced wim a Two of seven building unionb, would nOTmally consume.” Mrs. Mary Bigelow Is Inatruc- complained that K-5 students "Even if the Vatican has noth- rare color and black and white .".They stacked the deck vrith The Rev. Mr. Kratzig, head of approximately 11 students from have more physicians man can similar situation,” 'he said. "W e Lamers Local No. 27 and Labor- Twenty pqr cent of me offapr- jqj. the bus stop at Tallwood and are required to walk to either iqg to do with this,” Alessandri- photographs gathered from AlP opponents of the program,” said the -Foundation for Christian Ing were bon^ wim serious de- Those wishing more Infqrma- end of Hlghview while high nj gaid, " i personally think that sources throughout the world. The Rev. Frederick Williams of Theology, has spearheaded a efficiently used, he stated. have to decide whether Ameri- ers Local No. 663 and 1290, are -Felt. Haussman added that in fects. \ tion about these programs may Group Includes — this area sidewalks have been school students were bused down these reports are not to be be- Many have never been pub- Inkster, Mich., president of the drive against various Episcopal ” lt is becoming Increasingly can medicine Is to rejnaln a wimout contracts but Paul Bow- clear that additional physicians Chamberlain forceps—available ers, regflonal director of me Dr. William FV^Geber, an as- contact the YWCA Program installed purposely to relieve Highview. lieved.” lished or viewed publicly be- black group. Church trends, including its sociate professor ^ pharmacol- CJenter at me (Jommunlty Y . Table 42" x 66" Round, 2— 12" Leaves Haussman explained that the ^he Rt. Rev. Sabino Maffeo, fore. Under, the program, the 3.4 grants to poor organizations. trained in me traditional fashion only to mose who can affhd It Federal Mediation and CkmclH- bus stop problems. © M E . ~ ^or our existing patterns of med- —or is to be ‘let out’ of our mb^- ation Service, said mey were 2 Captain's Chairs and 4 Mate's Chairs... Thomas Breen of Maskell high school bus run is purposely jjgjqj qf the Rome Province of The filmstrip,' part of a series million-member church in threfe ------scheduled over Highview to pre- the Jesuits, said; "This is the of award--winnlng filmstrips years has given $5 million to care cannot begin to leal centers and made available^ not expected to halt resumption 4 Rd. felt that in resolving his eve an equitable distribu- to mose who need It. J>f work problem, made by petition with vent two buses from the. same jtj.gt time that I heard such a produced by AP, traces the rise self-development organizations Called to Jury "The construction strike Is F o n tn stic 13 other families, the board had school going through the same thing, but I can say the reports of Mao’s Communist leader- run by blacks and other poor Your community’s cleanup district where bus jumping could over," Bowers said afteK me only taken care of part of the are nonsense.” ship, his policies and Ideology, people. It has drawn criticism COVENTRY, R.I. (AP) — A be a problem. agreement was signed, ‘"nlqre complaint. Hie Board propos- Another Jesuit, the Rt. Rev. Mao’s attempt to remold the from some whites. suspended Coventry policeman fiampaign needs your help! BEDDING SALE The Board unanimously ap- Salvatore Pappalardo, one orf Chinese people is examined in The young people launched pleaded guilty to second-degree ^otations Suspended are no IJs, ands or buts abo«]t e d that the ^ s would not go the five proposals, and f ,/ hurry in! It.” down Maskell, b u t students the directors of the Vatican ra- terms of their successes and their mutiny Tuesdaynight at murder in Superior Court Tues- Limited Quantities! tabled the Orchard Hill lateness . reports do not failures. ■ the start of a session on a pro- day. The U.S.B.A. gives its fullest support to com­ On lUdnaping in Canada W. W. Hirtton, managing di­ from that area will be instruct­ rector of me 'guilders associa- ed by letter to wait on the cor­ problem. , . , make sense. This is the first I “China in O isis” also dls- posed $260,0(K) project to revltal- • Later in me day, his naine munity beautification efforts. We all have a stake ’ >4, The Board also took note of ^ ^^gg^g pqtenUal role as ize church youm work. They was one of 40 drawn for Superi- in America, let's treat it right. MONTREAL (Ai!) — Negotia- callout of more man 400 combat 1 ° ° ’ I*® mbught me setUe- ner of Garnet La. and Abby Rd. statements by parents of motor­ Breen remarked that Abby Rd. The Buenos Aires reports a major world power. Mainland S8.1d mey favor mat proposal or (kiurt juiy duty. tlons for me release Of two kid- troops to protect public build- Inflatlrnwry ’but ists who might be reckless in . , relaUons wim her hut me black issue takes priori- Roger D. Lemols and four om- NEW LOWER PRICES! Is a hilly road, dipping in , .. “ . . , , nuoted a source close to me mil- China s nnnxxH nffinlnio «rorxx JxtimxxnHxxfi Officials In Ottawa. mere comes a time when wo er former patrolmen are ac­ naped officials were dUspended ^ bleeding to go back to wofk and un­ places, making it impossible for ^ d % ch ^ T C e s°iro rd e rT o get' “ ^^ylng me body of Mrs. neighbors and wim me rest of ty. Until it is resolved, we can cused of shooting a West War- UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. today because me govertiment hearts around mat just don’t 1®*' these circumstances. It was a motorist to see me stopped ^ work on time It was sug- P^'^^ate Je- me world are examined Eastern District Office, held out for guarantees of their like to see people with helmets time to compromise, mattresses and Full bjw even wim me red lights gested mat copies'of letters that suit cemetery in Rome following teiros of CWna’s nuclear c^ a - - perry of Bloom- Under Rhode Island law. po- 95 Park Street, Lewiston, Maine 04240 safety. and guns,” he said. "All I can The Chamber of Commerce blinklng, unUl me car is al- be sent to residents in the personal meetings between Je- bility, and her age-old problem Unlver- licemen are not eligible for jury estimated me strike caused eco­ most upon it. problem areas also be sent to leaders and Peronist leader of too many people to be fed duty. Robert Lemleux, 29-year-o!4 *«’ nomic losses to me area of mor^ 'Hiis situation, coupled wim a ?h,e town manager for his re- J°rge Manuel Paladlno. by too lltUe food. The issue of cnapiam. lawyer representing me separa­ more Important to keep law and order In society man to be wor­ man $380 miUlon. box springs - r considerable volume of traffic, view, as some of me busing Paladino, who had arrived in Taiwan’s government of C h la n g ------tist (Quebec Liberation Front, ried about weak-kneed people More than 12,000 construction posed a hazardous situation for problems are directly related to Argentina on Monday after a K’ai-shek and that govern- me FIxQ, walked out Tuesday who don’t like me looks of an workers were affected. Some T u d jL tlM L . Full s ilt children crossing Abby Road to traffic problems and speed. tour of Europe, was quoted as ment’s membership in me rijli’' iiliilSIliiiiliiiiiiaiili night after, me third meeting in found temporary employment In board or leave me bus, Breen The Board also heard a reoort saying that Mrs. Peron’s body United Nations is part of me - 24 hours. “ I cannot continue ^ omer cities, omers worked out- said. fr o T v e r o P eS roeron P r o E •‘will be delivered to me Argen- dialogue. , i; OF mese negotiations wimout re­ OSLO, Norway (AP) — Police side me Industry or made do on The Board felt that me haz- Concern. Petersen said that tine people.” The filmstrip, accompanied ceiving a new mandate," he have placed guards on me savings and income from jobs ard would be caused by motor- there is a money problem rejat- Eva Peron died of cancer in by a ■ sound recording and MANCHESTER said. homes of two American dlplo- held by wives or omer members ists in their haste to pass ing to after-school busing and 1962. Her body vanished after teacher’s manual, features ex­ The government la demanding mats here who have received of me family. '2 9 - *39 school buses picking up chil- the advisors are working out the her husband was overthrown in elusive interviews wim three 956 MAIN FACING OAK assurances that James Richard kidnap mreats unless a "ran- Real estate officials said me dren. Haussman also explain- transportation problems of stu- 1956. Since • then me where- China experts; Ambassador CASUAL VILLAGE CroBs, British trade commis- som" of $70,000 is paid to a so- strike cut sharply Into home ed that me buses are responsi- d/ents whp would like to stay for abouts of me body has been a Marshall Green, Assistant Sec- OPEN TILL 9 THURS. EVE. sioner in Montreal, and Quebec far anonymous group, it was re- building and sales, and mort­ Q^EN SIZE HftTTBESS » BOX SPBIHD sn ble for getting me children to after school activities. mystery. retary of State for -East Asian- Labor Minister FHerre Laporte ported here today, gage foreclosures climbed school, safe and on time. “There ‘are presently about ------Pacific Affairs; Prof. John K. SHOE DEPARTMENT MON. THRU SAT. 9:30-5:30 will be released unharmed If It Police said mey have been in­ steadily as the stalemate contin- O ^ASIO N AL COLONIAL FLOOR MODERN Breen men suggested that 1,600 pupils involved in Project f h i i r r h C o lle c t io n Falrbank, Director, Harvard reaches agreement wim me vestlgating me mreats against ued. TABLES LAMPS SOFA me children’s safety and edu- Concern, wim 1,000 in me sub- Center of East Aslto Btudles; FLQ. . naval attache Robert O. V. Work was expected to resume BUNK BEDS PrkedXfrom Ac C H A I R cation Is more Important man urbs, 400 in me.inner clUes and ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) —The and Prof. A. Doak Barnett, is celebrating its Lemleux said he was empow- Couimard and military attache today on several large projects meir being on time. 200 in parochial and public newly formed Black Presbyte- Senior Fellow, me Brookings ered only to negotiate me ques- James N. Hlckok and have put stalled by me strike. Including The Board replied that safe- schools, and me program is rlan Leadership Caucus will get Institution in Washingtwi, D.C. tion of how me government guards on embassy officials’ Kansas City International Alr- $20 IE C E S O L ID P IN E come to our big...BIG— BIG lice invesUgaUon Into me kid- major party candidates l°r g»v- public schools, and against m ■Mb 2-PIECE S L E E P 2 MANCHESTER haplngs and me transfer to ernor and U.S. Senator wlU ad- amendment exempting women LIVING ROOMS DINING Algeria or Cuba of 23 men con- dress public affairs lonim® °l from me military d r ^ \ e DR00>A8 956 MAIN FACING OAK S O F A B ED Priced from ROOM CASUAL VILLAGE vlcted or awaiting trial for ter- di? CAEHOF Oct. 15 ^ d . Sen. Thomas ’ CHAIRS rorist acUvlty and meir faml- The Republican candidates for conn., was not recorded as vot- $ f M 0 0 FAMOUS FOR FASHlOiNS OPEN TILL 9 THURS. EVE. jjgg governor and U^. senator, Rep. jng on either issue. L«aporte will be released, the Thomas J. Mesklll and Rep. In addition, neither Connect!- ?79«» *198“ MON. THRU'SAT. 9:30-5:30 FROM TOTS TO TEENS FLQ has promised, when me LoweU P. WelcKer Jr., wUl cut senator was recorded as Vote Democratic BUSTIN’ PARTY Sofa and Chair All Styla< Radk^l *20“ government meets mese two de- speak at an Ocf. 15 luncheort voUng when me Senate rejected ANNOUNCING ANOTHER mands and four . others :_ P ^ - at Jhe I ^ o r d the findings of the Commission ------ment of |000^6(jp/in publi-’"* Theltr i;^m6cr^ bp^neiits, on Olto66nIty Pbnrograph^ on November 3rd, 1970 cation of FLQ'propaganda; -ex- Rep. EmtUo Q. Daddario and The provision on irayers THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY . . . OCTOBER 16, 16 AND 17 ppsure of an FLQ Informer, and me Rev. Joseph' Duffey, are public schools was! approved, reinstatement' of mall trudk scheduled to speak at a luncheon 60-20, and me amendment to ex­ drivers who lost meir jobs when Oct.‘22 at Tumblebrook Country empt women from-me draft was D E S K fal J me Montreal city govemmejlt ?ciub in Bloomfield. ^ passed, 38-33. Everyone WINS! ‘ Ydu Can't L0|SE! took over mall delivery Iti the ' ______;______:____ _ . Pine - MapljB - Walnut m city this year. . OmerwlSe, the terrorists have ^ ■ .SA V E \ repeat^ y threatened,, me men will bomllled. Cross was seized -COME JOIN THE FUN AND EXCITEMENT — SALE WIN AT LEAST 5% to 100% Oct. 6; armed men abducted Laporte last Saturday minutes CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 2 t i % 9 F F OFF after Bourassa rejected Jhe ran­ STARTS THURS., OCT. 15 — ENDS SAT., (|CT. 17 — IT'S NEW!...irSDIfFERENTU.ir$ LOTS OF FUN! som demands for Cross but Of­ OFSOLTON iNTIRE , fered safe conduct out of Cana­ da for his kidnapers. RAYMOND ,J. NEGRO, Pres. THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9KM) — FR I.. SAT. TILL 5:30 Lemleux told a ’ news confer- EMLYAMEEICAN...FAMILY STYLE STOCK! our entire stock of . ertce that during the negotia­ tions Tuesday he suggested that ♦EXCEPT THE SHOE DEPT. WHERE OTHER SPECIALS ARE BEING OFFERED. j the 23 men whose freedom is de­ WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB manded by m6j,FLQ be sent to Cuba or Algeria, men held In INOLUDIHG PLUMBINO, WIRINfl, DONT MISS THE COLOSSAL COaECTION OF EXCITING FAMOUS MAKE FOOTWEAR custody mere until Cross and Laporte webe released.. He con­ £ HEATim FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER ANDEDUCT 10%/ tended this would ccMistltute the PER^ALIZED SERVICE guarantee of safety for Cross WE HAVE PREPARED AN INCREDIOLE V A R I^ OF C

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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHe|jTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, pCT(^BER 14, 1970 Section Two |WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, i97« i® a n rl)P 0 tc r E w n t n g WEDNESDAY, OCT'irO^ER 14,, 1970 Pages 19 to 36 Blacks in Construction At Findivrit Expected Within Week At Piiwhurst Nativity Scene Selected Dr. Malone Will Keynote SYLYANIA You've told us so — PANTEEZE PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — tice openings for blacks who BLUE DOT NYLON For Robertson Park Use Second Conservation Forum Contractors, unions and the complete a preapprenticeship FLASH CUBES O U R MEAT PANTYHOSE Dr. Thomas F. Malone, dean course and pass union admit­ A nativity scene for Robert- camels, four shepherds, eight black construction coalition of the graduate school, consul­ tance tests: Federal and state C A N ’T BE BEAT son Park will be ordered today sheep, three angels, a donkey, have come .to basic^ terms, ap­ agencies have alloted $2 million by the Nativity Scene Ck>mmlt- tant on environmental affairs parently paving the way for set­ •1.25 platform and stable are not for recruiting and preapprenti­ tee, the group which last year complete. and professor of physics at the tlement of a long, bitter feud ceship training. sponsored a townwide fund drive Mrs. Charles Caraky, who Is University of Connecticut, will that has held up $100 million in Negotiations were reported and purchased the scene for arranging for carol singing on be the keynote speaker at Youth government funds for construc­ still under way on a coalition tion. proposal for on-the-job training Center Bark. Nov. 29 at the Center Park for Future Conservation, the Donations for the scene, which Nativity Scene, reported that Representatives of all three for 166 blacks over the appren­ SALE O N second In a series of three Fall factions asked federal, state and ticeship age of 27. will cost about $1,400, may be six church choirs )iave agreed Forums sponsored by the Con­ local governments Tliesday to The feud, swimmering for sent to P.O. Box 725, Manches- to participate so far and that servation Coihmission, at 8 p.m. free the money withheld to force years, flared into the open in U.S. ter, Paul Misaeri, fund raising the Manchester Junior Women’s tomorrow at the Senior-Citizens chairman, said. Club will make arrangements compliance with minority hiring the summer of 1969 when blacks Pinehurst CHOICE STEAKS Center. Dr. Malone Is chairman The committee last night ap- for song sheets which will be practices. protesting all-white craft unions of Connecticut Clean Air Task proved 24 figures selected by distributed by Boy Scouts. A The coalition president, Nate demonstrated in downtown Force and a member of the Con­ TENDER 1st CUT and HIP CUT Ernest Tureck and John Sulli- sing at the North End crechie is’ Smith, told newsmen that a plan Pittsburgh. Union members necticut Research Commission van, committee- membqrs. The also being planned, but the date is being readied to put 1,2S0 staged counterdemonstrations. CUBE STEAKS and the Coimectlcut State Wea­ scene; which will be displayed at has not been set, Misseri said, blacks on construction jobs in In recent months, talks have ther Control Board. the Pittsburgh area within the led to formation of a committee the corner of N. Main and N. The committee is investigating LB. Sirloins * 1 . 1 9 Dr. Malone was vice chair­ next four years. composed of representativeb of 1.39 Sch(X>l Sts., will be made by providing continuous recorded man of the 156-niember Gov­ Smith predicted the first each faction. Tlie talks bogged Madewell of Connecticut, Inc., Christmas music in Center Park Negroes under the plan will down at times when individual with offices in Manchester. This in the early hours of December ernor’s Committee on Environ­ walk onto a. job site "in the very unions balked at coalition pro­ CENTER CUT and DOUBLE BONE firm made the Center Park evenings. mental Policy. The 62-page gov­ DELMONICO scene. The Nativity Scene Commit- ernor’s committee report was near future," maybe within the posals or demands. Dr. Tbonuu Hfslnn week. Many of the unions reportedly STEAKS (ANY THICKNESS) Besides statues of the Holy tee will meet Tuesday, Oct. 7, distributed for study last week The 16 craft unions reportedly are still holding out on the on- (Individuate) Family the creche will include at 7:3 p.m. in the Municipal at the first fall forum by Joseph people. Panel members, who have agreed to hold IBS appren­ the-job prposal for blacks. figures of three wise men on. Building. A. Ward Jr., chief of the Soil y^ll briefly tell what their Sirloin Steak ib ^ l. 2 9 and Water ConservaUon Dlvl- school or l)oy scout tnx^ Is do- LB. 1.79 with FuU Tenderiolna Sion, Connecticut State Depart- ing for conservation, are Vernon Vernon ment of Agriculture and Natural Thomas Tomko and Robert A Resources. - Ward said at the Newsom, Howell Cheney Tech- Smoked Pork Chops If U.S. Choice Porterhouse is your favorite, or if forum that the report will be a nlcal School; John Bowen and Nine Day Sukkoth Festival Chessari Elected President guide for legislators for the next Fred Ruggles, Troop 25 of Cen- Roast. Fresh State ,^'^our family is too small for Sirloin, you can’t buy several years. He called the ter Congregational Chundi; Iowa (]orn fed PORK, a better steak than PINEHURST Of Chamber of Commerce study’s recommendations “ far- Christopher Welch and Cheryl Starts at Services Tonight ROASTS... / reaching and sometimes contro- Schaeffer, Manchester High , verslal." Sch(x>l; Bruce Belflore and Congrregation B’nai Israel, Tal- The course is designed to pre­ Boneless Pork Roasts John Chessari, a local build- dent; Miss Evelyne Parlzek, cott Ave., Rockville will cele­ pare Satryb for duty with the ing contractor, was elected secretary, and Norman Couch, Some of the report’s 60 rec- Patrick., Farrell, East Catholic brate the nine day holiday of Fleet Marine Force. Graduation Iowa Fresh Lamb Porterhouse J1 .3 5 president of the Rockville Area treasurer. ' bmmendations for new laws In- High Sch(x>l; and Peter Ander- 4 Sukkoth, starting with services exercises were scheduled for , Chamber of Commerce at a The chamber has 21 director# clUde modernizing Ieg;islatlon on William Wall, Man- tonight at 6 p.m. this week. meeting of the board of dlrec- with 18 serving three year family planning, abortion and chMter Community College, Morning services will be held Stationed In Kansas tors held yesterday afternoon. terms on a staggered basis and sterilization; requiring motor 'Ihere will be a question and tomorrow and Friday at 9 a.m. U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Chessari replaces. John Mira- -ihree more appointed from the vehicles made beforfe Jan. 1, answer period, displays and re­ with evening services to be held Ruegge W. Glrffin, son of Mr. CoKfomki Grtoii blto and Immediately took over general membership lor one 1968, to be equipped with pol- freshments. tomorrow night also at 6 p.m. and Mrs. William Griffin of 23 tips on Chicken his duties. year terms. Elected to three . lutlon control devices which will The first Family Sabbath eve­ Windsor Ave., Rockville, has ar­ RIPE OLIVES Mlrabito said as he turned the year terms were: Hatvey Des- be inspected annually; revising ning service will be hold Friday rived for duty at McConnell Pinehurst fresh Penobscot Chicken chamber over to the new of- ruisseaux, Warner Fluoklger, policies that encourage immi­ Sadat Confers at 7:45 p.m. AFB, Kan. combines outstanding food value, low fleers and board that there were Douglas Scott, Waldron and Wll- gration; prohibiting outd(X)r dis­ With the Military On Sunday morning starting Sgt. Griffin is a munitions 303 cans a number of worriesome pretb- liam Wigglesworth. Mlrabito fat content, penny saving cost and 1.00 plays within sight of state or CAIRO (AP) — Acting Pread- at 11:15 a.m. the annual chil­ maintenance ' technician with good digestability, making it a favor­ lems “ of the kind that are not automatically server as a one- federal highways; applying sci dren's Sukkah party will be the 563rd Tactical Fighter geqerally advertised.” He com- year director. The other two , ^ , . ., dent Anwar Sadat took time off Theyil Answer Your X-Ray Questions ite for all. (Herald photo by Pinto) ence and technology to achieve pre-elecUon activlUea to held. Squadron, a unit of the Tactical mented, "we tend to emphasize named were Glen Roberts and a cleaner environment; educat- the Egyptian Electricity? (No, in both cases.) at old (the small one) and mod- The Sukkoth holiday is one of Air Command which provides X rays, those mysterious in- the bright side of things and to Ron Vislntalner. ing people In ecology; revising defense minister Gen. Mahmoud Explanations of these ques- e,m day X-ray tubes like those Be kind to your chicken after you get dual significance. First it com- combat units for afr support of visible rays that take pictures Halloween box candies are here along pass over our problems. Waldron, cochairman of the Portrait of Atty. Rottner To Hang in Martin School real- property tax; restricting pawzl, and Gen. Ivan Katych- tlons and many others will be. on the table,^as well as at vari- it home. Quickly remove the wrapper, nvemorates the 40 years of wan- u.S. Ground Forces. He prev- of your insides, are in such com­ He termed this as only natur- beautification committee report­ use of the environment; and Soviet adviser to the Egyp- yours for the asking if you visit ous kinds ^ X rays, electronic giblets and neck; wrap bird or chicken with attractive new bag items. Her- Mrs. Lillian Shensie admires the photo portrait of until 1969, and was chairman during his last three dering of the ancient Israelites iously served at Takhli Toys! al, noting that over the past ed that the plaques are rea^y taxlng automobile and dlspos- tian armed forces, mon and sophisticated use tp- the "Hospital 70" health serv- brain scans, and other items, parts loosely in wax paper or cover good digestibility, making it a favor- Atty. John S. G. Rottner, right, presented by Walter years. Martin School was constructed while he was during their journey from perse- Thai AFB, Thailand. He is a few years the chamber has In- for the Memorial Tree Program, able packages to pay the cost sadat faces the Egyptian vot- cuUon in Egypt, to freedom in graduate of Rockville High day, it’s a pretty safe bet ices exhibit to be held at the Staff rfiembers will man the chairman. In his review of Rottner’s tenure, Doll 1955 with clear plastic film. Store in cold­ in each to sell at 7 9 e creased its annual expenditures These plaques, which will be ta- Doll Jr., Board of Education chairman, to Richard of their disposal. ers Thursday lit a one-candidate the Promised Land. Second it school. State Armory Nov. 9-12 in con- di^lay booth to answer ques- by an average of more than $2,- stalled In all of the area fu- lauded the efforts of the former chairman and resi­ they’ve looked through you at est part of refrigerator and use with­ Martin School at last night’s Martin-South Schools Gardner Moulton will mod- referendum In which he Is ex- celebrat^es the harvest season in ______junction with Manchester Me- Uots and distribute literature, 000 and yet managed to in- neral homes along wlto cards, dents of the area in adding Mai’tin to the town one time or another. in 24 hours. PTA meeting. Mrs. Darden Haslett, Martin-South erate the discussion which will pected to win an overwhelming Israel and America. Yet the discovery of the X ray moiial’s week-long 60th anniver- in this photo, actual radio- crease Its bank balance by suggesting that nioney be ona ■ PTA co-president, honored Mrs. Shensie with a PTA school system. The photo portrait will be hung in Big Brothers begin with a panel p( 10 young majority of "yes" votes; -Bond Totals Down by the German physicist Wil­ sary celebration. graphs are, on the light board in Our Meat men have chosen fresh M&M has some new fun packs of tiny more than 50 per cent In the ed In memory of a person e- life membership. Mrs. Shensie was appointed Mar­ the corridor to the left of the front entrance. The First Annual Recogni­ WASHINGTON — School-bond helm Roentgen was not until The Radiology Department is the Radiology Department. Dr. Chickens and Chicken parts for a fea­ bags selling at 7Se- Nice for School last three ye^ s. He said, ceased for the P^rch^e of a tion Dinner for the Big Broth­ 1895 — caily 25 years before the among some 45 hospjtdl and Robert E. Karns, chief of diag­ tin-South principal in 1968. Before that, she was a issues voted upon in fiscal 1969 tured item this week.. . . Lunches or Halloween. "Certainly this Is grounds for tree or shrub ^ teacher at Nathan Hale, Bowers, and South Schools, ers of Greater Rockville, will had a total value of $3.9 billion, founding of Manchester Memor­ community groups ^^at will nosis. is measuring a cranium. ,, living memorial to that person. be held Oct. 23 at the Itallan- At top can be seen front and and Project Head Start supervisor^ Rottner was of which $1.7 billion was ap­ ial Hospital. have displays a^fihe exhibit, Looking1,1 at . *the1. other IV, side1,4 oft Reporting on the Student Work _ Amerlcan Friendship Club, proved—$631 million less than And to most laymen, X rays which will be daily from side (rtews of the chest cavity the^lcture M^ablto suggested Program, John Carter said the elected to the Board of Education in 1962, served Kingsbury Ave. at 7 p.m. 2-5 and 6:30-9 p.m. and the lower spine. Penobscot fresh me picture, .rarawto suggestea hlgh schools of the three towns ------in 1968 and the lowest total are still pretty esoteric stuff. We have Hunt’s Snac Paks and MY- that perhaps the overall Impres- PTO Open House since 1962. Just what are they light? You ca n -^ t a first-hand look (Herald photo by Coe) are now involved and all of the T h e Vernon Elementsoy T-FINE Puddings. Sion .that everything Is going students who sought jobs, have School PTO will hold a Parent- CHICKEN BREASTS well Is responsible lor a noted been taken care of. He said the Town Seeks Zone Variances Teacher open house Monday at decrease In enthusiasm and sup­ big problem will probably con^ 7:30 p.m. at the school on Rt. LB. * port, "or at least no noticable next fall when there will likply For Parkings Road Projects 30. 75 increase In enmuslasm and sup­ be more students who want to Parents will be invited to in 10 lb. lots 69c port," he said. enter the program. co n GINGER ALE He said me towns Irtvolv- The Town of Manchester ■will town wants to purchase would 7 visit the classrooms and new mat The object of the prograin is geej,.-™ „» hip five re- 45.8 feet frontage on CSiar- M atichester teachers will be introduced by or CLUB SODA ed In me chamber: Vernon,^ to get area businesses to hire be seeking two ol me nve re M i» Helen McCarthy, princi­ Fresh Penobscot Tolland and Ellington, are not students who are still in high quests for variances slated for reduce Rec- pal of the school. 3 1/2 to 4 lb. exempt from me national econo- school and do not plan to go on public hearings before me Zon- chia’s remaining frontage and Also at the meeting, annual my slump. In fact mey are college and to train them for j Board of Appeals Monday total lot area below me mini- SAVINGS c 3 QTS. 89^ very much Involved.” He noted ^ job. Carter said more employ- ...... dues may be paid to the room 7 p.m. in me Municipal mum allowed in the zoning reg­ mothers in each classroom and ROASTING CHICKENS mat dues are coming In slower ers will be ne^eded to take these ulations. at the present time and that students on. Building hearing room. Also on tickets will be< available for the and large fryers The second request. by the A 1 . 0 AN scholarship dance \ ^ ch will some firms are going out ol Executive Director Bernard the board’s agenda are propM- p„bllc Works’ ol- be held Nov.- at the Elk’s Car­ Whole or cut up buslness or changing hands. Crowl expressed concern about als for ^ u r s e r y . school In me variance to allow 6 Association riage House. Mothers of the From Nabisco New Escort Crackers. He urged me board not to be the small number of people who Beechwo^ Apartment com- ’ narcel at 11-13 grades '4 and 6 students, will LB. 4 2 ^ complacent at me start of the had signed up to attend me an- plex, and for a new gMollne anDroxlmatelv 66 serve refreshments at the close f fiscal year. nual fall dinner meeting. The ^rylce station on Tolland p otter St “ T of the session Monday night. Fig Newtons 4 5 ^ Other officers elected were: meeting will be held Tuesday at for me Muiuclo'ar^Bulldfng lot, Harvest Sale Fresh tender Kennem Waldron, vice presi- Ellington ftldg^e Country Club. The first of me town s ]^tl- , v, h kv thn A group of young people in Arrowroots 4 3 « tlons Is lor a variance to reduce The land, purchased by me the lot size ol property off me town for $32,800, formerly con- Vernon will hold an Apple and CHICKEN LEGS Zwieback Pumpkin Festival, Saturday 4 i e south side of Charter Oak St., tained a two-lamlly house which at 102-104 Charter Oak, which was torn down in August. Plans from 10 a.m. to noon at the Hugh F. Ward is In a B Zone and is owned by call for me addition to have home of James McCarthy, 34 LB. 53* Domenico Recchla. parking for 25 cars' and also a Main St., Talcottville, Miss Deb- Democratic Candidate 10 lb. lots 49c for Favorable action by the ZBA driveway wim entrance and o r ^ McCarthy and Denise Bou­ would pave me way . for the exit to Trotter St. A variance dreau are cochairmen of the TOTEM LAWN & LEAF State Representative town to puhehase a triangular- is necessary because the park­ event. CHICKEN UVERS .. lb. 69e WADEIX.-ROBERTSON Schoi^ shaped piece of]me east side of Ing use Is not permitted in the The festival is being held_^ by CLEAN UP PI^TIC BAGS the lot lor the proposed exten- zoning regulations. The area Is young people who are working Pepperidge Farm an'i^ Arnold’s ' Mapdwiter ]st &.2nl Vpttng Pishicl. ,.,-aion,.of,,Spruce. St...... -- .. .in 6. G ,^ n e .,; (i|,_^___ _ for Antoni Sadlak Jr., wfm is ...... Seasoned Stuffing The Recchla property would Atty. Arnold Klau, executive running for the post ol^Tlepre- 3 1/ 2 bu. capacity "Effective legislation and coiiiiAunIty involvement are l9l' abut the west- slje of me road, director of me MISAC Corp., setative from Vernon,oh the Re- Ocean Spray Cr^berry keys to stopping air and water pollution. which Is to be extended soum made application for the publican ticket. All^of the food U j 6 for $2.00 WA8D For BCpifesentitiive — Joe Czeifatnsld, 'h rwiinirer to Spring St. The piece the, nursery school; which would be items to be sold during the fes- ^ Chicken Shake a^d Bake conducted for children of work«~ ji; Uval will be fresh hOme b'aked ing mothers In Beechwood, a iji tr' goods. 276-uplt moderate-cost housing Ijj Grocery Social project spiMiSored by MISAC, ji: Dobosz Ertel Laboc Hansen 14 oz. Pledge 1 .0 0 an organization' set up by sev- Unit 14, American Legion Auxil­ ■ ' eral localj church gnJups. .14 oz. Lavoris 0 9 « iary will hold a grocery social * The day school would occupy ;|i Tuesday at 7:46 p.m. at the Vdluable Cash 18 oz. MICRIN 1 ,1 3 r » one apartment In building 17, i:; G.AJt. Hall, Park Place, Rock- I which Is at me extreme sbum- ;; vUle. Mother’s Ring 1.69 GLORY Spray Rbg east comer of me complex, ac- ;; Proceeds from the social will Cleaner I A 9 cording to me application. go to the Rehabilitation fund where towa^ the purchase of gifts for Wear it with pride . . . cherish it always. The two bands ®f 14 karat gold signify hus­ 1 DISCOUNTS ■The use Is pe'rmitted in me j: I’m goiiig! >■- thyOirlstmas gift shops, at the area, an A zone, as a special Veteran's hospitals. The regular band and wife . . . in turn, the bands are joined together by '^he synthetic birthstone I exception, but If granted must ;; meeting of the Auxiliary w ll|,-, HAWAIIAN PUNCH still, meet requirements of me li " I’m on my way ’up’ and you liad better be held Oct. 21' at 8 p.m. at of the month for each child in, the family. THERE IS ONLY ONE "MOTHER’S RING." I With These Coupons ■I state, me Board of Health and ii the Legion Home, West St. jme lire marshal. :l believe that when you want to get.iome- Hockey Teams IT.IS so,distinctive* so unique, that is has been awarded U.S. Patent *186,183. Ask for t?ASil.OO I The mree remaining vfir- i; where you had, best melee your savingi earw A meeting will be held at the . • ' . 4 . " . .. X. - . 3 at Glenney's Men's Shop!! 'lances on me agenda arc being ji the biggest interest rates you can get. You Lottie Fisk Memorial Building, it by name, confirm it by its identifying tag. u . I ^ sought by individual property ;; Henry Park, tonight at 8 for / owners as follows: ■ earn the biggest rates at Manchester Savings 1 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON 'V G1 . parents of boys interested, iii A wonderful IHeenex-Pinehurst .Value Rd., Residence ^ n e A, variance :ji & Loan . . . the biggest in their history . . forming hockey teams. white or colored 200 size m reduce west islde yard to 2 _|:j the biggest permitted by law! Arid your in­ Those attending the meeting This Coupon Is Worth 4 A Tills Coupon Is Worth feet 4 Inches In (irder to erect a jjj will be asked to consider skat­ terest is CO M PO UNDED DAILY . . . rain or TWELVE (12) OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE. DONT FOR­ iarport. , ' ^ shine . . . week in and week out . holidays ing sites, equipment and fimd iCtiph A. Starkweather Jr., | raising, among - other items. KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE S 1 0 .0 0 83.00 Lots 12 land 13.. 6ast side of jj and Sundays, too . . . on^any of their savings Flans are to form two teams. GET THESE ARE ALL CUSTOM-MADE AND REQUIRE ori the purchase of any on the purchase of any New Dift Delight, lower calorie Fruits are here. . . (JreenwoSsd Dr. at intersection ij plansj" Registrat|ipn session will be held ^ m Indian Dr.. Residence Zone i; held at a later date. TIME TO PROCESS. I SPORT C O A T DRES$ FLARES I, variance to create t^o loU j; So why don’t you start on the way "up" with "The Dandy Lion" •Jrim same area as presently ;; The Children’s Theater wing of Special Value Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th one or more of the three Savings & Loan 16 oz. Liquid ^xiste but wim Improvekl front- jj the • • Wethersfield Communltyi t '^ e on Indian Dr. ’The two ex- jj plans? 6®/o on Two-Year Saving Certificates; Players will open its prodpctlon iking lots of record are fUghUy ;i 5 % % otT^One-Year* Certifieates - (both- wltb of "The Dandy Uon” al,, the I ^ I. BO ■ B B 0 0 0 0 6 06^0 0 0 0 0 a B 0 !Q 8 a 6 i) i USE YOUR CREDIT W O O L lT E iLder me 12,000, square foot ($1,000 minimum depostisj, and 5"/. on regu­ South Windsor High Schodl on minimum area mjw required In .. Nov. 7. the zoning regulations. lar Passbook Savings Recounts. , There will be two perform­ p ™ ; F -R -E -E 99* VALUABLE COUPON Ftonald L. Johnson, 38 Devon ^ ances, 11 a,m. and ,2 p.mi The ■ Dr., Residence Zone|A, variance ;; . • ■ i: ■ • show is being sponsored by the 'niis Coupon Is Worth I to reduce east side yard to 3 ;; Dynamic Theatre of the South SI7JI5 ELECTRIC KNIFEI M I feet in order to build a carport. f:\ Wtndsor-Vemon area. There will 25 oz. Shurfine Applesauce be special ticket rates for chil­ 87.00 DRAWING.SAT., OCT. 17th dren under 13 years of age and 3 for 1.00 on the purchase of any (No Purchase Is Necessary) *CT for Carelessir^I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ group rates will also be avail­ Cut Green Beans able. For further information 5 for 1 .0 0 ALL WEATHER GOAT Bring Coupon to Glenney’s Men’s Shop ROCHES’TER. Minn. (AP) — MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION contact Mrs. John Hathom SUOOR TTie general election Is three I I (Manchester exchange). Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th weeks away, but (hose "Re- Completes Course Name ...... elect Fischer” signs have al­ 1007 M A IN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 Navy Petty Officer 3-C Albert YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S I ready come down. COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 F. Satryb, son of Mrs. Joan H. I.' Address ...... Rep. Donald Fisher, who Is Satryb of 73 Franklin St., Rock- PINEHURST GROCERY, rooiQQoooyoiiooeBi|||fme6P6»< running for re-election to 'me I legislature, insisted on It. viUe is scheduled to gr^uate CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE ^ ■ ■ ■ U U e V ' C MEN’S SHOP from a flve week fieldleld miedlcal 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER p ^ L C N Iw B 1 9 789 Main St., Manchester in meir place are signs which service techniques course .at the OPEN THURS. & FRl. TILL 9:00 S ____ read "Re-elect Fisher." Field Medical Service School, OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. Camp iHjadleton, (3aUf. ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCJ^E^R, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE TWENTY - O ^ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTfiE EVENING ti^ A IJ ). MANciJttfetER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970

not know whether the alert was Bomb Scare prompted by any secret Infor­ Senate Rejeets THE mation warning of further at­ tacks; nor did he know how long FAMILY Evacuates the alert might remain in effect. Pornography View LAWYER fU tkt kuict Im 4i im ; diy. Good ruittltkai fy ry O u i s G iiajd U riiotiJ Buildings N E W Y O R K (A P ) — A Jury o)! 12 has been completed in the WASHINGTON (AP) — Rush- denominational prayers In the trial of 18 Black Panthers on Ing i^ ^ V S ^ a y recess, the public sch<«ls. The vote was 60- Sound Trucks: (Continued from Paxe One)- charges of conspiring to murder Senate has gone on record 20, more than a two-thirds ma­ Bane or Blessing? “ We Just can't tolerate this police and bomb public and pri­ jority. vate property. against more liberal pomog^- The effect of the amendment, T o one bystander, a blaring DINNERS any more without taking some The jury was completed and phy legislation and the drafting -CHICKEN „WITH if approved by the House and sound truck is a form of noise •TURKEY , -OUPON llOoi. action," said Robert L. Kunztg, one of four alternate Jurors se­ of women and in favor of volun­ ratified by three-fourths of the pollution, fouling the public air. . SIRLOIN BELOW , PklL General Services Administrator, lected in State Supreme (3ourt tary public school prayers. S w a n s o n ’s . MEAT LOAF state legislatures, would be to But to another, the same truck is Tuesday after four panels of With many campaigning sena­ who ordered thlgtened secuHty clarify a 1961 Supreme Court a healthful exercise in the right some 40 persons each were tors absent, today's agenda WITH at all federally maintained civil­ ruling which banned required of free speech. questioned over the last five last unUl Nov. 16—was uncer­ PRUNE JUICE COUPON ian Installations. prayers from public schools. iVhich view is correct? With in­ BELOW weeks. tain. The Senate was forced to creasing frequency, our courts are S u h s w e e t A Message From The President: A spokesman for Kunzig said F ive of the Jurors .including But the amendment's fate is adjourn early Tuesday night be­ being called upon to decide. » the General Services Adminis­ the foreman, James J. Fox, are highly uncertain because it was cause Of the lack of a quorum They begin with the proposi­ J » qt $1 tration placed gruards on patrol black. There is one woman on added onto another proposed PINEAPPLE bU-oi. To Our Customers; *\ after some fighting along party tion that freedom of speech is not outside all federal buildings, constitutional amendment to the Jury. lines. an absolute, unlimited right. In D o le J u ic e locked all but main entrances guarantee women equal rights As food shoppers, you hold the key to good health for all RepublicansKepuDiicans Siaiicustalled off a ° ------. ^ ^ one case, a city ordinance for­ and began to refuse entry to Dem^raUc attempt to bring up with men under state and feder members of your family. That's important to keep ip mind — anyone carrying suspicious par­ bade sound trucks from making lUMIO Fkf Q V C W H in D fk l Pl>|. 3 9 ^ Vote 18 Topic an Industrial Job safety bill, al laws. “ loud and raucous noises.” A ASSI. oMm O/ Scottowels OUORATEO lAIIL for you and for all of us at Grand Union. cels who refused ins^ctlon. Viva Napkins while D e m o c ra tic leaders The equal rights amendment local union, embroiled in a labor *nie increased vigilance came Wise food choices are essential to good nutrition, and good Of B’nai B’rith blocked action on a compromise was approved by the House in dispute, challenged the ordinance SENECA after a bomb explosion at a fed­ APPIEIARREI nutrition is essential for good health. farm bill by refusing to let it be August by a 360-16 vote, but it as an unconstitutional interfer- Facial Ti SSU3S (,rmo 3 89^ Applesauce 49" eral office building In Roches­ Nutrients vital to good health are provided by foods from Charter Oak Lodge of B’nal delivered from the House. has run into rough going in the enef with free speech. ter, N.Y., Monday. The spokes­ WEICHV B’rith will hold a breakfast Word from the Democratic Senate. Its chances of being But the court turned down this 29c four basic groups and you need some of each of the basic four man said security had been un­ no 2 "pH; 29" Grape Jelly OR GRAPE JAM iar meeting Sunday at 9 at Howard leadership was that, before sent to the states this year for objection. The court said that, in Bath Tissuevi each day. der scrutiny “for some time" Johnson's in Bast Hartford. ratification have appeared to be starting the recess, it hoped to the name of peace and tranquil­ because of a series of bomb at­ . MEAT To help you identify foods more easily from the groups Tw o high sch<»l students will slipping daily. lity, a community had the right tacks at various government pass a bill authorizing and ap­ essential to good health, vre have “ keyed" such foods in our speak about the “ Vote 18" The Senate further weakened to hold noise down to a moderate . MUSHROOM and non-govemment sites. propriating gl.6 billion for mili­ • MARINARA Referendum. prospects of approval by adopt- level. Rogu Sauces stores. These groups are; GSA has 3,S82 guards at .266 taryxy construction.consirucuoii. First speaker is Toby Welch The Senate's most decisive ing three changes pjo^sed by However, while reasonable re­ The protein group, which includes meat, poultry, federally-owned buildings and who is president of the Stu­ action Tuesday was a 60-6 vote Sen. Sam J. E rvin Jr., D-N.C. strictions are all right, most fish and eggs; the milk group, the fruit and 104 other buildings or offices dent Council of Manchester rejecting major findings and re­ The major change was to ex­ courts frown on efforts to ban vegetable group and the bread and cereal group. leased by the government. In High School, a mem ber of the commendations of the recent re­ empt women from being drafted sound trucks altogether. When a Penn Dutch 3 addition, there are more than Drug Advisory Council, and When you shop our stores, look for the key signs and banners port of the Commission on Ob­ for the arm ed services. The oth­ city tried a ban of this kind, a 7,000 premises where govern­ chairman of the speakers er revisions would require rati- - ■ union again took the matter to identifying the foods from the four basic groups. scenity and Pornography. • 3 01 ment offices are ' located, but bureau (Hartford County) of flcation by the states to be com- court. Watch our advertisements for the next several weeks for addi- The chief recommendation of “ ° GSA men do not patrol. In those “ Let's Vote 18.” Second speaker in seven years, and At the hearing, the city argued Pope Tomatoes 3 the commission's majority was pleted , tional messages on food and your good health — both matters cases, “ security wardens”—em­ is Cindy Cohen, senior editor of hat the union could use some that “ federal, state and l(x:al would make the effective date of vital concern to all of us. ployes designated to handle High School World, vice presi­ oT?lw^,,quieter means of getting its legislation prohibiting the sale, two years alter ratification in­ emergency situations—have dent of the National Honor So­ messag^'across to the public. But exhibition, or distribution of stead of one. been alerted to step up their ac­ ciety, on the Student Council the court h^dslie ban unconstitu­ Martinson^s C a t s u p "" 23" sexual' materials to consenting Key supporters of the wom­ tivities. executive committee and co- tional, saying: President The Grand Union Compony adults should be repealed.” en's amendment have been say­ Other federal and local law chairman of the speakers ing all along any changes in the “ In certain instancesTTheLsound p (Herald photo by Coe) enforcement agencies have also bureau of “Lets Vote 18.” A The Senate also approved a truck may be the only pratlkid Snack Pack ,Si 4 I'V67" Hunt's,Sn' *hcln vuu i House version probably would mak€ if i been notified. question period will follow the proposed constitutional amend means for communication o: Chapel Dedicated at Convalescent Home ment to permit voluntary, non- doom it for this year. lUSDAi The spokesman said he did meeting. opinion. The right of free speech ■-^rkist Tunas 3‘r-^l °° 'Hunt'sJ=r 8 r." ^ is worthless in the absence of a fcHoicr A non-denominational chapel was dedicated yester­ from wood the religious plaques which will hang be­ meaningful method of its ex­ hind a small altar in the chapel as part of their rec­ y/'Aj/f'-j y 'jt '-j/ 'y day at the new Meadows West Convalescent Home pression.” SHOP r.H A(Vt) UNION » OH I HI I HI SMI St PH 01,1 IT I IN TOWN on Bidwell St. Taking part in brief ceremonies were reational program. Prom left, they are Oran Hiltz, Another city passed an ordi­ B E E F L O IN Meadows officials, patients, and clergymen repre­ Joseph Bayers, Edward Anulewicz and Mrs. Rita nance saying that sound trucks CALIFORNIA HbU Sirloin Steaks senting the major faiths: Rabbi Leon Wind, Temple Barrett. Anulewicz designed and cut the articles, could be used, provided the chief Beth Sholom ; the Rev. Edward Pepin, Church of Bayers decorated the cross and Star of David, Mrs. of police first gave his permission. However, the ordinance said Uniperor Grapes S T E A K Barrett lettered the Commandments, and Hiltz serv­ B E E F L O IN the Assumption; and the Rev. Norman Swensen, nothing at all about any guide­ FLORIDA SFFDM-SS ^ Trinity Covenant Church. These patients fashioned ed as kibbitzer-helper and general morale booster. Porterhouse lines on which the chiefs ap­ P IN K OR WHITE: Ibii proval or disapproval should be G r a p e f f n i i M ID D L E FIRST (Jhurch enlistment committee based. C U T CUT Tolland will meet tomorrow night at 8 Here, t(X), when the ordinance HOT H O U S t L B . 59C at the church. Chuck Steaks was challenged in a test case, the First Selectman Charles Thl- court saw danger to freedom of t o m a t o e s fault will meet with the consta­ speech, especially in the realm of Cross Rib Roost SHOUIDIR lb. 99" Selectmen Report on Progress bles and the resident state politics. Calif. Steak CHUCK tr(X)per tomorrow night at 8 in “The sound truck has become UMCT ■ID the Town Hall. DEUCIOUS- uii 1 0 6 9 ' ^ Yellow Onions So.5^ 49^ an accepted method of political Apples Rib.SteakTur Calif. Roast CHUCK lb. 85" Of Renairs to Crandall’s Pond The comprehensive study LARGE ROASTING— 3V2-LB. AVG. campaigning,” said the court. committee investigating the fu­ “ Must a candidate for governor riORIDA .. 2 9 ‘ A p p l e s McIntosh “ !>min^ 3 39"' BONUESS An engineering survey of the Board of Finance last night finance board in explaining the ture use of town buildings will or Congress depend on the whim Avocados CHUCK lb. Round Roast lONIlESSBOnOM lb. meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 Shoulder Steak Crandall's Pond is being com­ by a 3-1 vote. composition of the education or caprice o f the chief o f police A GOLDIN in the meeting room of the Ssv- SNOW-WHIK .'Mi He w ill fill the vacancy caus- budget, in order to use his sound truck Mushrooms "MOONIICHI" pig.i; 69" Pineapples RIFE ~ 29" BONELESS pleted by local land surveyot ed by the reslgnaUon of Ronald Regan also serves as secre- ings Bank of Tolland. for caiqpaigning?” LdfYclpn Broil SHOULDER Flank Steak torn Ik. Everett Gardner, and w ill be Montesi, als9 of Reed Rd. who tary of the Zoning Board of Waybest Chickens Holding the ordinance invalid, QUICK, CONVENIENT PREPARE toNims been transferred out of Appeals, Manchester Evening Herald the court said the power to pre­ TOrMKIOINOR forwarded shortly to Buck and bas lOMOUNO r EECONOMICAL state. Joslln reported that the first Tolland Correspondent, Bette vent speech, just like the right to Round fera^t Plate Beef Buck, sanitary engineers for the CONCENTRATED 12 01 Regan was recommended by meeting of the Capitol Improve- Quatrale, Tcl. 875-8846. speak, must be kept within rea­ ORANGE JUICE /PORK/ town. thc Democratic Towii Commit- ments subcommittee had been sonable limits. G round Rounefw M e a t Loaf VIAL The progress report on the re- tee, while the Republican Town held. The committee consists of An American Bar AMociation Minute Moid pair of Crandall's Pond dam, (Chairman had submitted the Joslin, Swanback and Cava- Vernon Police public service feature by Will BONE was presented by First Select- name of (Jharles Mayer. May- naugh. The committee discussed GRAND lb Bernard. UNION IN man (Jharles Thifault during last er's name was not placed on several boards and commis- Arrest Man On lb tk R o a s t © 1970 American Bar Association Frozen W affles nlght's meeting of the Board of the floor of the meeUng how- slons which might be included Breach of Peace OVEN READY Selectmen. ' ever. in drawing up the five year FIRST CUT c PRICED HIGHER Once received by Buck and Republican finance board capital Improvements program. A West Willington man, who WHOLE CUT UP member Stuart Joslin put in a Bulletin Board allegedly made an obscene ges­ Buck, Tliifault estimated it will ture to a passing police officer, Today in History S to u f fe r P o t P ie s ;s ; >'■ 49* take an additional eight to 14 strong pitch for the appoint- The annual town meeting to BONELESS ment of Industrial Development discuss the annual reports will was arrested yesterday by Ver- CHOCK Chuck Fill& d&ys for the engineering firm MIMUTEMAIO A ML 59c uic ciiauicciiiiis mill csialrman William be held tonight at 8 in the Hicks non Police and charged with LEGS By THE ASBOOIATED PBBBB $ -| 0 0 EUUONUTS pk«. BREASTS J U IC 0 IIIN O E O I GRAPEFRUIT ^ Pound C ake to complete the draa^g up of gu^^^rs to fill the vacancy. Memorial School gym.gym Also on breach of the peace. l^ lb Today Is Wednesday, Got. 14, necessary plans for the project, Waybest Chicken Parts WITH but could not receive a second the agenda is the acceptance of Edgar J. Nelson, 22, of Old the 2»7th day of 1970. There are SEABROOK before putting it out to bid. THIGH lb 59" Ground Chuck to his nomination. Holly, Beech, Apple and Colum- Farm Rd. was released on his 78 days left In the year. JUMIO SPEARS Chicken Legs T In other actions, Thifault tour- Cheese Pizza PROGRESSO lAg. 69" Asparagus Joslin was critical of Regan's bine Roads off New - promise to appear inRockville Today’s Highlight In History HERMAN ALPERT'S CHOICE FANCY WITH r c f / y e - ed the town recently a rep- position as a part time year by The Board of Education will Circuit Court 12 on Nov. 3. On this date in 1066, Normans lUITONt R ll 65' MEAT Chicken Breasts resentative of the State Highway guidance consultant with meet tonight at 8 in its offices Ronald Strano, 19, of 10 Allen under WllUam the Conqueror Pie Crust *0RCHARI> X 5 9 " Ravioli Department to determine dan- the schl system. at the Hicks Memorial School. Dr., Vernon, was charged last defeated the English at the Bat­ HEAD CUT GRAND UNION STEWING gerous traffic areas which re- Finance Board members Kev- a meeting will be held to- night with failure to obey a stop BRISKET CORNED BEEF SLICED tle of Hastings. Spinach CHOPPED AND LEAF 6 r .' quire various types of road in Cavanaugh and William night at 8 at the Rr. 195 Duf- sign, failure to obtain a motor- On This pete French FriesRrJ’S4iJ;n °o BACON SONELESS CHUCK Blgna. Swanback stated they could see fey Headquarters, for anyone cycle operator's license and fail- U.S.D.A. CHOICE In 1644, the founder of Penn­ Ef^RLV MORN School bus route and-^top on no more of a conflict in this re- Interested in working_ ta to Jiarry .registration certl o sylvania, iyilliam Penn, was BEEF signal signs were recommended gard than for the town banker coming election campaign on ficate * ~ SWIFT S PREMIUM bom In London. All BEEF OR KING SIZE 85' " Flanken Ribs CHUCK for Rt. 196 at the Coventry line or a local businessman to be behalf of Democratic U.S, sena- He is also scheduled to ap' CLUB STEAK- CUT FROM EYE RIB In 1834, the first U.S. patent Franks and on Rt.,30 at the Vernon line on the board, as has been the torial candidate Joseph" Duffey pear in Rockville clrqult Court was awarded to a Negro—to' DIAL 8.3-02. Mfin i PiiM RiC AND ItOIVN N liiv i 01HIR to Leonards' Cojiier, u well as case. _ ^d gubernatorial, candidate 12, on Nov, .3. ______LEAN, TENDER . .. ^ . Henry Blair of Qlenrose, - Md.. .cw. Sausages vvimm S on c:iiyStSi Lake Rd tothe El-R*kah ex^>lalhed he 'had ,dls- E m ilio E > a d (£ a r lo . • Ariiold SPRAY for a com planter. ANTI • PERSPIRANT FRESH lington line. cussed the sltuaUon with Super- sbarge and Stanley Bonk will In 1890,'Dwight D. Elsenhow­ r- __intendent o t Schools Dr. serve as cochairmen of the ‘Computer Words* Littleneck IIUEPOINT CLAMS RIB CUT ] er was bom in Dennison, Tex. , PORK CfcNT(:T?i& In ad^Uon a stop ^rtgn on Kenneth Mackenzie and could citizens' group. ■ WASHINGTON — Demands of PORK ROAST TOOTHPASTE END CUTS . Gary Rd. at Rt. 74 ‘and one at In 1939, during World War ll., foresee no. problems in being .Tolland Cub Scout Pack 16 space travel have become in' RIG . & MINT ’£ '6 9 ‘ lb Old Cathole Rd. and Rt. 74 were - L.' it was disclosed that a German , Cre^t CHOPS objective regarding the budgets will hold a committee meeting creasingly complex. For exam- QUARTERQUARTERED PORK LOIN SLICED advocated. submarine had sunk the British MOUTHWASH submitted to the board. tomorrow night at 7:30 ^ the Ple. the computer program for ARMOUR The'high school has requested battleship R oyal Oak, .with a D EAllAIEL On the other hand, being United Congregatiohal Church the Mercury mission required Scope 6 7 ‘ © STAR loss of some ^ lives. Sliced Bacon the town to paint lines down trained in educational adminis- baslliment. The pack, still needs 40,000 "computer words.” For J I H». the center of Old Cathole Rd., tration, Regan explained, he adult leaders for Its program, the Apollo missions, a 1.6 mli' In 1944, British and Greek |‘ 6 or . Desitin OINTMIN, 5v79< WHITE -and Thifault will check further could be of assistance to the ^ e United Congregational lion-word program was needed. troops liberated Athens from l l o m s i FrankiT,'.::;' .79' with the state highway depart­ German occupation forces., b r e a d Nepco ment since the town does not In 1949, Soviet occupation au­ ^ FRitHBAkK • KINO SIZE SLICED 10^02. SMOKIE SAUSAGpS 12-oii. pkg. 95c own this type of equipment. thorities in (Jermany set up an TOMATO ctn East Genman puppet state with lAMftO' Hie selectmen appointed ftost Douglas Kraatz, a Republican,, headquarters in East Berlin SOUP C A M PSELL8' A pple Pife u.s.no.7j°^im. 4i«k 55 Smoked Meads 3 ic M to fill the vacancy on the Capital Ten Years Ago Tir^t/pitel was ”r6^S NRNCT Region Planning 4|Bnsy, (;ej ^ , PROGRESSO S K I WEES S " DREAM- by the reslgnatiSr of former ed planning an embargo on‘^ ' Angel Food lYNNCARC First Selectman Ernest Vlk. The ports to Chiba. Five Years Ago H O T D O G S BREAKSTONE TEMP TEE WHIPPED Republican Town Committee V in eg ar "‘’ifr'’ Fleischmonn'sMRRMRiMi ;ilt;45" ORANO UNION had recommended Kraatz, while A December draft call for 46,- CtANR UNION the Democratic Town Commit- SHURFINE SHURFINE— YELLOW CLING 000 mep was announced. It was 101. r.ir. ■:>!>«- lORDINS IIG 10 COCRTAIf Cold Cuts . 1 iUNCN. „D ISC U ITS lUTTiRMILK'SOUTHIRN - fee submitted the name of form­ the biggest draft call since the ,y -8 Juice "’**" Softener Vor^XSl?!" r.l: 49" 2 'S '3 9 ' Korean War. er CRPA representative John BARTLETT PEARS 3 '* - 7 9 ° PEACHES 4i‘-89° R O a SAUSARE Perri Burokas. ' One Year Ago , The first major desegregation % •■•V J. Muenster Slices;'»« S 49' Thifault met last week with PROGRESSO IMPORTED scon ■■ the resident. state trooper and suit in the Northeast was filed SWANSON'S ASST. BUY A PIECE A WEEKI TRANSLUCENT the commander of the Stafford by the Justice Department SUNSWEET State Police Troop, with all TOMATOES 3S-,. 39° TOWELS Jumbo RoH33° against the Waterbury, Conn., PRUNE JUICE T.V. DINNERS with this coupon and FUNK AND WAGNAILS-STANDABO REFERENCE agreeing to place the resident school system. with this coupon and 4 purchase of any purchase of eight 4H oz. jars trooper's telephone number and SUNSHINE I lO-oz.' KEEBLER— CREME FILLED SIX PACK IOC HEINZ STRAINED ft that of the Stafford Troop in Protein Deficient * p k g S :, 20t in the telephone book under Police'. WASHINGTON—World protein N.Y.R. .» MANOtOHf VOlUMII "lIAUtlfUl UU BABY FOOD OUMllt GMIMIDCOVIX.THOUSAIIOJ in the Town of Tolland listings. CHOCOLATE COOKIES 49° VANILLA WAFERS 1 1 ^ 41° M.R.D DIET PEPSI production^ now estimated at 80 WITH THIS COUPON WITH TH IS COUPON 0, lUUSTHMIOM. MAFi » CHXATI 1- It was agreed last night to .Limit one coupon per customer Limit one coppon per customer million tons a year, shoulii. be M • t u i i colOA m a iD a u a s . a a r u a i O N i y i Limit One coupon per customer Limit one coupon per customer designate the week ot Nov. 16 CUP THIS COUPON CUP THIS COUPON expanded by a fourth Just to COUPON GOOD THRU COUPON GOOD THRU [lAAAOOA to AtlF It UA 10 W U as Tolland Lions Club Eye Re­ COUPON GOOD THRU V-' fumislj' adequate diets for this COUPON GOOD THRU s a t SAT., OCT. 17 , NOW ON SALE VOLUMES 2 THRU 8 search Week, and Thifault urged SAT., OCT. 17 ;, OCT. 17 ^ TETLEY planeUs present population, U.S. SAT.,OrtI ., OCT. UL^I . 17J./ • .------»1,IS PER VOLUME. START YOUR SET TODAY ____ ta9mapeople.ta aupporiihe Uuns, FRO-JOY - ALL FLAVORS Department of Agricuftdre re­ Club's cider and pumpkin sale searchers say. I EXTRA I held on the Green each weekend GREAT AMERICAN EXTRA TEABAGS IC E C R E A M BONUS between now and Halloween. EVERETT T. VS- BLUE STAMPS Selectman Robert Dumoht re­ HALF HEINZ SOUPS 3 9 * with this coupon and with this coupon and with this coupon and ported on the possible pollution GALLON 5 9 * 204 purchase of btl. of 100 M cK IN N E Y purchase of 1 i6*qt. btl. N.Y.R 15< ^ 14’/^-07. purchase of box (10 qts.) prdfjlems caused by a 16-inch With the purchase of *5.00 or more, at t, - M.R.D Rcol Estate Consultont DISH DETERGENT N.Y.R. cans INSTANT DRY MILK EXTRA STRENGTH pipe at the Meadowbrook i FIRST F(X)D — 646 Center Street ‘ MR.O. School which empties into a Good thru Sat., Oct. 17, with this coupon and Management CARNATION BUFFERIN brook leading to Crandall^s LIQUID OCTAGON WITH THIS COUPON Know-How and Integrity Limit one coupon per customer Limit one coupon per cCistomer Pond. Limit one coupon per customer, Limit one coupon per customer The pipe is a storm drain and Since 1932 COUPON GOOD THRU COUPON GOOD THRU COUPON GOOD,THRU should not cause any problems. COUPON GOOD THRU GSS Phone 643-2226 SAT., OCT. 17 SAT., OCT. 17 SAT.. OCT.,17 vwv • However, an Investigation of the SAT., OCT. 17 RcAm ia youf U.S.D A. Food Slimps it Giind Uim x i pipe resulted in the finding that Wantod: Rii'.mi'ss Propoi Jajiltors at the school are dump­ Parkade Merchants Planning lies to '>'11, Lease or Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West — Triple-S Redemption Center, West Hartford, N. Main St. and Albany Ave., 825 E. Main St. Meriden ing detergents into drains in­ Manaqr- Offree Building-. side the Bch(x>l that in turn flow Open Tues., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 9:00-5:30 — W ed. 9:00-9:00 Closed M p n d^s 14th Anniversary Sale Busint".'. Block- - Invest \ into the 16-lnch pipe. They Will be informed that the practice Weeks of planning have kept the Parkade merchants busy in anticipation of the 14th Anniversary ment Land .ind Acreage • should be discontinued. Sale. Shown left to rig^t, A1 Perrault, Manager of Sears; Bob Salomone of Radio Shack; Mike. FIRST FOOD A p ' '* * Sitr**. and PRICES EFFECTICE THROUGH SAT., OCT. 17th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Flwuiee Board Appoialment Dworkin of Liggett Drug, and Tony Zarba, merchandise manager of Sears. They, are demonstrat' 646 CENTER STREET yv, I . . F hone Charles Reran o t Reed Rd ^ ^ sales clerks the proper meUuxl of distributing pre-sale coupon specjals. The anniversary MANCHESTER, CONN. was appointed as a member of Wednesday, October 21, at 10 a.m. sharp.-ADV. (We Beaerve The Bight To Limit Quantities) lA i / i* /(> l o d . i y , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE t^WENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1970 Car Insurance Gem Boycott GOP Couiiuittee WHY PAY MORE w e care Hearings Open On Committees NEW YORK (AP) — Ac­ "FROZEN FOOD MENU PLANNERS” In Bay State tress Sophia Loren, who was Eyes Seniority robbed of gems worth more SHOP RITE ■ CORN. PEAS VAHLSING CRINKLE CUT BOSTON (AP) — Automobile than^ $600,000 in her apart­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ GRADE A POLY BAG BIRDSEYE insurance rate hearings open to­ ment here Simdajr,^ says, publican leaders in the House day before State Insurance "I’m not going to wear jew­ have' approved a proposal to ORANGE Obmmissioner C. Eugene Far- elry any more;” change from a strict seniority FRENCH nam. Speaking to newsmen at basis to a new selection process PLUS 2 " 1 9 ^ Expected to testify at the Kennedy Airport Tuesday be­ for committee chairmen and opening session were Oov. fore emplaning for Rome, ranking committee members. Francis W. Sargent, state Rep. MiSs Loren said she might ’The process eliminates senior­ VEGETABLES CHICKEN/TURKEY/MEAT LOAF/StRLOIN FRIES Michael S. Dukakis, D-Brook- wear imitation jewelry here­ ity as the sole criterion by llne and state Rep. Alan D. Sis- after or. “ I’ll wear my child’s throwing the selection to the SW ANSON Istsky, I>-Sprlngfield. arms around my neck.” (X>P Committee on Commit­ DINNERS Representatives of the insur­ The robbery was carried tees. It would name chairmen ance industry were expected to out by four still unidentified or ranking niembers and sug- j.\b. gekt them to the GOP confer­ concede at the hearing that mo­ gunmen. TASTY. CHEESE. SHOP-RITE ALL VARIETIES. BANQUET b a q ence. torists who take the optional 3 s * 1 ’The conference' must approve 10 PAK 5 P $2,000 policy on their bodily In­ coverage. Long paisley organza the new process before it goes surance coverage under the new ^ PIZZA dresses and tapestry jackets into effect. no-fault law will be entitled to blaze with rich color. ’’This plan does not eliminate additional savings of 27.6 per Brooks’s evening pajamas are seniority as a criterion, but will cent on the coverage rate, in ad­ wildly glamorous again this sea­ provide means for considering WHOLE dition to the 16 per cent reduc­ son. He does a bare midriff rou­ other factors as well,” said AMERICA’S FINEST LAMB ONLY Regular Style tion required under an amend­ tine for spring. Some pants are House Minority Leader Gerald ment to the no-fault law. slit up the front. One pajama Ford of Michigan. They also are expected to con­ costume has a ’’beaded curtain Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr. of cede that those taking a $260 de­ belt” dangling and rattling from New York said the proposal, if U ductible policy will be entitled the walsl. enacted, probably would not re­ Pork Chops B to a IS per cent saving on the Still, it was nice to see the sult in wholesale changes. LEGO’ X rate. * neat Brooks tailoring on several Conable, who was chairman ■< The companies are expected comparatively simple dresses, of the task force that came up 0 V4 LOIN SLICED to contend that the present Auto some stitched and pleated in with the plan, ,and Ford joined #- USDA front. 4 4 Insurance medical payment in saying that seniority still s CHOICE FAMILY PACK CONTAINS rates are 25 per cent too low, would be expected to play a large role in selection of chair­ LA END & CENTER CUTS and they are expected to €isk for men and ranking members. >■ Motts Dawn Fresh a 60 per cent increase in proper­ Import Quota Ck>mmlttee chairmen current­ Medium Grade 'A' ty damage rates. < ly are selected on a seniority < ^ AMERICAN LAMB ONLY Famam, however, is expected Rider Tacked To FOR POTTING, BRAISING OR STEW basis by the party holding a ma­ to rule at the end of the hearing jority in Congress. Ranking L Neck o’ Lamb ib. that the rates on all types of Social Security LAMB CHOPS s committee members presently FOR POTTING, BRAISING OR STEW i| a auto Insurance should be re­ are senior minority party mem­ SHOULDER RIB LOIN BONELESS BRISKET H . SAAQK ED - WATER ADDED duced 16 per cent—i n compli­ >■ 0 WASHINGTON (AP) — Wool­ bers. LAMB CHOPS CUT SHORT FAMILY TREAT Shank o’ Lamb ib.49^ GROUN D M E A T ^ C ance with the amendment to the EGGS ens, manmade textiles and FOR STEWING 4 AA X no-fault law—with the exception shoes would be placed under X GROUND GROUND g j j Ib. of compulsory bodily injury cov­ Corned Beef F i S ^ 7 "1 Daisy Perk Butts 8 9 quota in a rider added to a S<^ Banker at 101 Breast O’ Lamb ib. 19^ m erage, which should be reduced cial Security bill in the Senate .89' *r» 11“ BEEF OVib CHUCK O V a even more. Finance Committee. Has Hunting Eye A&P'S OWN TOP QUALITY FRESH BONELESS ’The vote Tuesday was & to 3 a m GROUND < SEA’TTLB, Wash. (AP) — - 3 9 ^ SLICED MEAT LOAF , .8TRAIGHICUTS: Front on the amendment to the bill, Seattle financier Joshua Green Donald Defies which will not see finsU pommit- CUT FROM FRESH 1-lb.pkg. MIX ’K " o 9 V ROUND 9 9 a Ib. made two trips Into eastern Health & Beauty Aide! Allgeed Bacen Beef Brisket 1. 09» i 8 9 tee action until’ after the one- BONELESS 8 5 Washington recently—one to BUTT ONLY month recess. Miniskirt Fans open a branch of the bank he MOUTHWASH SUPER SIZE ’The House has passed the So­ founded, and the other to in­ At the Midcalf cial Security measure, but has m dulge successfully his longtime Scope L ',[ | ^ PORK ROAST yet to act on a trade bill which passion for game bird hunting. NEW YORK (AP) — Donald contains legislation similar to WHY PAY MORE? , FIRST CUT CUBED FROZEN Brooks is the type of fashion de­ Neither sounds remarkable, that in the amendment acted on but Green, who still reports signer miniskirt fans lorve to by the Senate panel. BUFFERtN labials Chuck Steak lb 4 9 * Veal Steaks ,b89* hate. His resort-spring collec­ punctually to work each morn­ NkilfrOSH APPLES ’Two provisions o l the House ing, will celebrate his 101st IS e O rr LA K L CALIFORNIA CHUCK SHOP-RITE’S BONELESS tion, shown today, was all mid- bill were not included in the calf and longer. birthday Friday. Protein ”21’’Shampoo 79^ ,b 7 9 * Senate version. ’Ihey were tax Green, who has been named Pot Roast Smoked Butts ,b79* ^ ANN PAGE Brooks went all midi last fall advantages for U.S. exporters Seattle’s ’’citizen of the cen­ ZHOP.RITE 10* O ff LABEL CALIFORNIA SWEET or HOT PISA and is an outspoken proponent organizing divisions to sell tury,” is honorary chairmEUi of Spray Deodorant 'r 4 9 *^ ,b 89* of the midcalf mood, countering abroad and repeal of the Ameri­ the board of People’s National Chuck Steak Italian Sausage ^89* 3 9 ^ midi protests with conyments can Selling Price method \riiich Bank of Washington, which he 5«fce results in higher tariffs on Pepsodent Toothpaste MUe such as, ’’You can’t please ev­ 2 started in 1926 after buying out FOR BROILING FLORIDA ery single, vulgar, crude cus­ chemicals and some other prod­ BONELESS a savings bank. From Our Dairy Case! ''dWfTifs tomer throughout the country.” ucts. And banking was only a sec­ Chuck Fillet ,b99'' R IB ST E A K I He said last spring that if he But the trade amendment ond career for Green, who came III BONELESS "‘"I'!?- Seedless Grapefruit really cared about catering to does establish procedures under to the Northwest in 1886 from KRAFTS O Shoulder Steak CUT large numbers of women, he \riiich quotas on other products Jackson, Miss., where he was K Velveeta b______9 9 « SHORT iXCfPl would Resign aprons in all sizes. could be imposed, allows the bom. ham WRlTEMPiRK a However, it looks as if he’s president additional bargaining For 40 years before entering Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables... Shop-Rite Priced! powers in trade negotiations SHOP-RITE PURE trying everything but hand­ the financial world, he was a 0 FRESH and requires that oil imports be stands to lure more hesitant Puget Sound and Skagit River ■’S-inilW't ■P'-ior restricted by quotas, not by tar­ CRANGE JUICE 59* California Broccoli customers into spending money steamboat captain, and later s FLORIDA SEEDLESS RUSSET WASHINGTON U.S. I I iffs. for the. long look. president of Puget Sound Navi­ SOFT NUCOA Some women sagged with dis­ Baking Potatoes gation Oo. >■ MARGARINE 29* REDFANCY couragement aiien they saw ’The newest branch bank was BARTlEn PEARS Howdy Doody Back BIOIO Delicious Apples long skirts in somber colors this the 52nd Green has opened since Grapefruit c < CALIFORNIA fall. It was too much to take all MIAMI (AP) —"What Ume Is forming People’s National. 'Hie- Borden’s Biscuits ?brl9^ at once. But Brooks has always Bartlett Pears it kids?” asked the man in the three-day pheasant hunting trip a WHYPAYMONE7 had a brilliant, theatrical sense FRESH ^ Candy Bavs tassled-cowboy garb. was his 61st season without a 39' of color. This season he has miss. Axelrod Sour Cream Green Peppers l O b h r "It’s Howdy Doody Time,” >■ EXTRA FANCY , turned out purple, orange, black some 1,500 students shrieked Of his long life. Green says: FRUIT FLAVORS LIGHT & LIVELY 5 3 9 C and white prints and solids that Tuesday night outside the Uni­ ” I’m just grateful that I’ve Cucum bers o O c M A N Y VARIETIES are real eye catchers. X Sealtest _ TOF QUALITY SOUTHERN versity of Miami student union lived so long. 2 29* The dazzle trick works, in a building. ’’And when I go out and get Yams Jifjfy Coke Mixes way. It’s , possible to get so Y ogurts Buffalo Bob Smith had re- my limit on those China pheas­ A GREAT SNACK Delicatessen. . Shop-Rite Priced! T caught up in what’s ha{>pening tume'd from the security of his ants, I’m a little more grate­ Quality Groceries. . . Shop-Rite Priced! that hemlines are forgotten. 1960s popularity to see how his ful.” SHOP-RITE BOLOGNA Marvel Fig Bars 2 ^ 39* Every dress or pants costume "peanut gallery” was faring in Nine hundred people packed a COOKED SALAMI LUNCH MEAT seems to have a special point of CLAM CHOWDER or the uptight world. Seattle hotel last year e is Green FISH CHOW DER^ I 0 - « z .O A < I Interest. ’Ihe clothes usually reached his 100th year and more Cold Cuts ’l" Smith, a radio station owner MUSHROOM, CHICKEH, lEEF J L FROZEN 4£ cons 0 7 \ ooze flamboyance—even girlish in Maine since his "Howdy celebrations are planned this 100 Froxen Fried Cod Fillets Z59< Cap'n John's Ayster Stew CAPITOL FARMS OR CHICKEH GIBLET V ' \flaanboyance—like ginghams in Doody Show” ended its 13-year week. Franco-Americon Gravy mixed colors, with ruffles. SKINLESS - ^ M ASSORTED VARIETIES | S 9 run in 1960, began tossing Toot­ Of the tributes. Green says: Listerine Mouthwash (2.29 size) * White dresses crawl with thor- sie Pops to the crowd as strains ” I’ll be perfectly delighted when FRANKS 6 1?' 1 Kraft Apple Base Jellies 3 V: njr black scroll work. ’Tapestry DOMESTIC Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soap of “ Oh, who’s the fimniest clown it’s over. ’There are so many SHOP-RITE STEWED 12* OFF LABEL - 12^1-oz. | 4 9 bibs on sheer black bodices just VAC PACK SHOP-RITE K 1-lb.$ you know—Clar-ah-bell” rose in special things planned it’s em- 14-ei. Johnson's Bnhy Shampoo (1.79 size) size give a woman enough - the audience. a otn or ** ' T omatoes 1 Minute Rice 6 9 ' betdes B CILED HAM . _ FLORIDA SIP SECTIONS 4 - JANEPARKER 0 1 0 1 0 ! “ VUHV PAYIibHEf 15c OFF LABEL Ann Page T|imato Ketchup . G rapefruit 22-ez. C A C . 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W L J E3 I R A To A Pound To A Pound To A Pound 12c OFF LABEL ^ ______------:------MY-T-FINE VANILLA. CHOCOLATE. REG. or PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT s BETTY CROCKER CHOCOLATE FUCX«E ond CARAMEL 4 BEAUTIFUL Iv o ry S n o w D u z s a l e ,b *l*\9 9 * a ” LIQ U ID b , $ 1 1 9 d o l e j | g m 0 Cold Water Ivory Flakes Muffin Mixes vM^Tils ' pSa 51 * Canned Puddings SUNSHINE HELBROS WATCHES D e te rg e n t KAVA W ISK " A ll For Washing Fine Fabrics For Diapers & Baby Clothes Hi Ho Crackers DRINK X tmt S19.9S ii am Instant Coffee 1.69 Pawdtr VEC.-t-i.iwiac cash rtf iiltf tapts AUVAMiaS GERI-ANN ENRICHED n 1 7 . 9 5 49-oz. Peas ond Carrots CLOUDY or CLEAR _ IS 8 9 ' i ; : 8 9 ' Chon King Chow Mein VEGETARIAN 6r PORK' . e ItWts’, Wta’s aa4 Yttlbs’ Stylts pkg. O a 3 8 9 ' 1, lAtiT - MIAII FISH - UVia S fISH tH -M.c— I/3t( .MABISCOCOQUIES S H O P -R ITE e llltliaH Cw raattt m n tv tn m ! parts WHITE HEINZ A $g • Skackfratariaf Gh(B^ Cot Food 2 ‘ iT 3 5 ‘ iComeo Cfeam Sandwich ” ^ 4 5 * aSauMWatarfrMiUylff ^ - M k r in Schick. - Jo h n son & Johnson AMMONIA 111 OMINCtAHI HUNT CLUB SJk. km Me ' / And a Fine Selcrfion of Rtllabit BREAD BEANS. O ^ 1 A n tise p tic Platinum Plus Cream Rinse Spaghetti Sau\e NibletsCorn Burger Bits Dog Fetod 1.55 SWISS WATCHES AUVorioties CatENOlANI WAXED lEANS Ot RAAl «*9d $39.99 in our NNE. AAE04UAA. BROAD cosh register topes Injector 7 in 0 0 ^ HeMere 7-« z .1 | Q Sliced Green Beans Penn Dutch jidodles % 49‘ lOOH FOAM 2 YEAR SIRVICE CERTIFICATE WITH EACH WATCH Blades / pkg. 7 7 Tongles size 1 o| 1 7 4 9 ' ’ 1 ? 7 9 $|Q0 SHICT YOUR FAVORtn TODAY! 7 9 ‘ ' b ^ l . l 5 ICE CREAM BED ^ USl o u t COWVINlPdT LAY-A-W AY SANDWICHES PILLOWS lOcOFF GIANT IVORY SOAP GIANT BIZ IVORY LIQUID 3 - 5 4 ^ J jO I J ^ S A V E MORE AT YOUR NEAR BY SHOp-RITE STORE! Redeem Your Federal Food » 7 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 3 ct your free copy today! Stamps at Shop Rite Stores MANCHESTER ‘'If unoblw to pufchoM ony odvortisod itom •.. PIoom ro<|u#st a RAIN CHECK" WHY PAY MORE Prices effective thru Saturday, October 17th at A A P Stores in this Comm unity & Vicinity. Priest EffMtivs thru Sob, Oct. 17,1970 Net ratpontibla for typegraphkal •frert. Wa RtM iva lh« right to limit quantitktB.' •1, ■ ■ f \> b ' PAGE TWENTY-FIVE I , • . • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970

IF - - At Fopiifti/i Wt Poi| Lma ou r RiFice® i»rowe ^ 2nd F irs t B k FALL /■ . 3 HARVEST SALE we Really M ean IR! ^ B IG W E E K N a t i o n H B You'll be glad you shopped Popular for the savings alone ------.... gigantic blockbuster discounts in every department. Popular's quality and service are second to none so start enjoying the difference on your very first visit to Popular. popular Top Value Stamps add to your everyday savings! Fancy Brisket \ First Choice Meat From the Fussy Meat D ept! C \ / D WaWa Rasarve Rasarva Tha Tht FRESH SFABEBIBS Right To Lim it lopVolufc Quon titias Lean C Q c COBNEDBEEF Meaty D v " * -S ta m p A Lean, Tasty C e t t e r b e e f .::i e t t e r c u t ... b e t t e r LINK SAUSAGE VALUE! Cry-O-Vac Too/ CHICKENS C enter Cut Jones lb 9 9 '° Fresh, Whole — 2Vi to 3 lbs SIRIOIH SLICED BACON FINAST FRANKFURTS Uag/ you^L CofkbJrM i^ i C o u p tn S r ^ o m l SIRIOW s rm s Finast Skinless lb 73** 'cacicleixircl Vac Pac Cold Cuts *«nk,39c Chicken Streganeff 95* Oscar Mayer Bologna M«tVi 55< Chicken a in King 95*^ ^Frozen FoodSfwcial^ ^%aaSi||lii ijaMiifi Colonial Dutch Loaf * «nkf 59c Chicken Cncciatere 95* s n A x s Nepco Knockwurst 99c Chicken Needies » 95* CkA m Cut-Up or Split lb 33 c lb Buddigs Smoked Meat 2 ^V> 69c Chicken Chops______^ 99* _ Cubed Beef Steak ■« .no 99c R m O S C A R M a V e R 3V2 lbs U.S. Grade A lb W E IN E R lx C u U Roosting Chickens Seafood Specials! OSCAR MAYER _ Greenland — Snow White ■■ ■■ p LINK SAUSAGES Chickens OSCAR MAYER MEAT PIES Double Breasted Cut Up lb TURBOT FILLET D3tEW%D SLICED BACON 89‘. •III lb. CBlifornid Rodst bSSe^n G E M S M O K E D Chicken Dressed Smelts Ready to Cook lb 55c Turkey California Steak Sin s S8< Rib Roast ^1.09 DAISYBUTTS / “ • Fish Cakes Hoot n-serve lb 55c Jop Round tiaturipe — Sliced BONELESS OiUCK »99< Club Steaks ^.09 n •IM Strawberries Fillet Steaks Flounder Fillet Heat -serve ib99c House hY grade liverwurst 59* GENOA SALAMI -o y . Boneless Sirl i n t i t t INSTANT Nepco Polish Kielbase 89^ •;;™« ««in IMS! COFFEE F |.0 8 ib POPULAR TROPI-CAL-LO POPULAR SWIKT * 1 . 2 8 , Sliced er Halves O R A N e C DRINK PIAS IMICBJugfl CHUCK PIACHIS 7 8 * 10 oz. JAR1.19 ■MfioXtit S r3 p jw tji\ -Ai/i/ WITH COUPON A U.tO PURCHASE 3 - M l5"”99 B8 uOz. x . Bottia S 0 1 1 IW i" ■■A — SAVE With Lamon for | VALUABLE COUPON Dry Hair I 8 d TAME CREME RINSE m a x w e l l h o u s e 7 Oz. Spray Can INSTANT COEEEE 40 oz. Gat 5 oz. con PKO. (or 1< mora >

with coupon ft CALM DEODORANT purchaso of PLANTIRS fS.OO or moro HUNT'S HABITANT 10 ox. PIA DRY ROASTID SAVE JAR Solid Pdck ^Every Day Low Pric^^ TOMATOIS .. soup^; ^EverjFDpftowPricias^ Liihlt Onf Coupon Ptr Customor \ Rnast i ¥ ^ | 1 . _ Finast Strawberry, Q 10 oi $ | 2 2 OZ. J C U y Raspberry, Currant 0 jars" A 8 0 TTLE G ra p efru it Sectient y * 1 1 " 1 115 o x . DISH SOAP C o n s Richnond A sp a ra g u s Cat & tips I ".rU Finast Flour 45'^ i5Vroi.c«fl: 4 3 * y\ Libby's Corned Beef Hash Finast 3 9 5 * S a u e rk ra u t 1 ” “ *1 C ra n b e rry ITH Hunt's Catsup^ yUPON Cempoi Tomato Paste 1 0 •I** McIntosh ONLY Finast H o o d S l^dairs . - ^ ^ 8 9 ' M Cloor Apple Cidra 1 - .9 5 ' Pepuiar Liquid Detergent 3 - 4 i ‘. " ^ ^ -BSkeryS/m ials! ^ too Popuiur, Spray Starch

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saving and saving and saving and saving and saving and saving . . . prove it to yourself! i Books Added In the Mini-pricing keeps saving and saving and saving and saving and saving and saving and ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Stamps N e tv s At Library you can help in the fight against phosphate NOW OPEN IN MERIDEN CONN.! OUR 149th Fiction Delderfleld — God is an English­ man pollution of our lakes and streams with our Farrell — The renegade SUPERMARKET! IT’S TRULY SPECTACULAR! Hannibal — Chocolate days, popsicle weeks Hemingway — Islands in the NEW! NO PHOSPHATE DETERGENT We’re proud of our growth, our people and our 149th! stream

It's the dawn of a new day in food shopping. Non-Fiction Aaronson — Psychedelics Another “ first’’ from Sloji & Sho|i. ■. If you’re in the vicinity of Meriden you must SUPERMARKETS SUPERMARKETS Aldridge — Maine lines By SYD KRONISH N ie w HO PHOSPHATE HI POWER OETERGEHT visit our newest beauty in the Meriden Mall. iV \ V V Allen — Toward the flame AP Newsteatures It’s larger.than-usual with a clean, bright airy Bald—John Donne, a life atmosphere. It’s truly rnagniticent and de­ Barlay—^The search for air safe­ Catalogs and collectors go Our pac^r has developed a detergent formula that's bio degradable signed with you in mind! And our maxi-men. ty hand in hand, and this is the leaves no h^rrnful residue to contribute to phosphate pollution Of our Beckey—Challenge of the North time of yeah when philatelists as in all Stop & Shop stores, are eager to lakes and streants. Yet. New Phosphate Hi Power will wash your clothes 49 07 Cascades grab their new catalogs to find serve you! We're a supermaket that makes mikliurs, lust as clean and bright as laundry products with phosphates. out how much their stamps are peas box shopping a pleasure . . . not a chore!' Bishop—A medieval storybook worth. Bloom — Yeats New collectors have the op­ Redeem Your Bowen — Family portrait portunity to learn more about Buckley—The governor llsteth the hobby by perusing the pages Federal Food Bums — Roosevelt; the soldier of these information-studded of freedom books. Stamps at Chase — Around-the world and This week we note the. 1971 Special at our Fish Dept.! other places Mlnkus New World Wide Cata­ Stop & Shop Chevalier—I remember 1^ well log. It comes in two volumes Crabtree—Saddle seat equitation and reveals 100,000 price Fresh Flounder Dueker — Medical aspects of changes on the current market. Nosotros sport diving The Minkus books have more Canned Goods French — Of rivers and the sea than S3,S00 illustrations and de­ Canned Goods Fillets Gardner — The African, dream tailed enlargements. aceptamos.. Gibbs — In my own good time Volume I Includes the United GUPONES Guldroz — Adventures in French States plus its territories and cooking possessions. United Nations, the 89: PARA Hamburger — The truth of poe­ British Commonwealth, Ireland, try Central and South Apierica, the Fish Cakes GOMIDA Julllan — Flight Into Egypt Free States of Africa and Asia. Koppett — The New York Mets Volume n includes Europe and Brown CookedVTST ib . Kramer — The city In American Colonies. life 4 Each volume sells for $9.S0. Choice quality beef . . . .1 ust-Rite® trim Laffln — Links of leadership; The set of two can be purchased thirty centuries of military for $19. Your local dealer or U,S,D»A. Choice maxi-man meat! command stamp department should have Here's your chance to stock up and load your shelves Lewis — A doctor looks at heart them on sale or write directly to with wonderful buys during Stop & Shop's great canned Your favorite canned goods are now available at low, low trouble Minkus Publications, 116 W. U.S.D.A. Choice foods sale! You'll save plenty! prices at your Stop & Shop. Take advantage of all these Logan — Against the evidence; 32nd St., New York City, N.Y. the Becker-Rosenthal affair 10001. fabulous specials this week. Top Sirloin Roast Long — Every man a king; the A word to new collectors. Not autobiography of Huey P. all stamps have increased in Long value, although the majority U.S.D.A. Choice Maclean — A concise history of have done so. For example, Vat­ (Center Cut Bottom) Libby’s Peaches ican City stamps continue to de­ Scotland Bottom round is ideal for your MePhee — The crofter and the cline while the 19th century Ital­ Tomato Puree Swiss Steak Roast pot roast. No bone, no Waste, ian States go upward. laird Also from Minkus Publica­ you cat every tasty morsel. Sliced Yellow Cling | J „ j | Martin —Nathanael West; the tions is the New American Del Destine iC U.S.D.A. Choice art of his life k They make a delicious dessert. Fine cans ■ Maury — Folk origins of Indian Stamp Catalog for 1971. This lat­ You'll be delighted at the fine 2b Of' for your favorite recipes, too. You can est edition contains over 8,600 art sauces vou can make with CMS Back Rump Roast trust Libby’s for quality. price changes and indicates the Del Destine Tomato Puree Mlchaells-Jena — The brothers steady upward trend of all U.S. Try it. Grimm issues. One section is devoted to Peterson — Thomas Jefferson “ Envelopes and Wrappers” as U.S.D.A. Choice and the new nation; a bio­ well as “ Postal Cards.” graphy Eye Round Roast Pigafetta — The voyage of This valuable reference book is priced at $4 and is available Top kciind Magellan from the same sources as the (Chuck) Dole Pineapple Post — The wonderful world of Minkus New World Wide. Whole Mushrooms weddings The way our ‘be«xis trimmed Roast makes ail the differe^e^ in the Reitz — Commando; a Boer Australia has announced the Boneless Undercut journal of the Boer War value. We never, never a-tirf^fat 46 01 design of its Christmas stamp. Penn. Dutchman Rogers — How to beat Inflation to any cut of beef. ■ \ Juice O It will feature a Nativity scene cons lender, tasty mushrooms to compli­ Roast What- a tasty and refreshing by using It and will have a value of 6 cents. ment your meats. Great plain, too. Go I Rubin — Sex In the childhood The new design is the work of a way to quench your thirst. mini-pricing®, and save. years Melbourne art student, William . St. John —South America more Beasley. The modem drawing ' or less strongly suggests a medieval Sargeant — In spite of myself painting. I Saroyan — Days of life and Also announced by the Austra­ Available in death and escape to the moon lian Postmaster General are most stores. I Schuchter — jteparations; the C two new commemoratives. One Save this week on delicious s Cream Corn ' Black,JHaJiifesto and its chal- will mark the 16th Common­ n T 's o m m n c to white America wealth Parliamentary Associa­ Select Ripe Olives 'Sias — The chicken cookbook tion Conference in Canberra. So tasty your family will ask for 1)01 $ 1 Seaver — The perfect game; The other will honor the 18th In­ more. ' Another example of the ternational Dairy Congress at Early Dalifornia Tom Seaver and the Mets Fully Cooked Ham low prices at Stop & Shop. Sllverberg — If I forget thee, Sydney. What a Wonderful addition to your Nepco Turkey Roll Sliced Bacon salads. Delicious olives you're sure to 5 O Jerusalem Stop & Shop Sugar Cured Shank Portion A d d ed ) Stalvey — The education of a To help publicize the effort td enjoy. 3 - T White Meal A Q , Quality bacon with a flavor you'll improve living standards of WASP Tender, ta sty tu rk e y m eat, n^ini- Serve it hot or cold. You'll Asian people, the Republic of* love is now at a low, low price. Stock — The life of Ezra Pound T priced. 85' get lots of meaty flavor. China has issued two new Talbert — Bill Talbert’s week­ stamps dedicated to the Asian end tennis Productivity Organization. Chi­ Bavarian Bologna stop & Shop TO# Vecsey — Joy In Mudvllle na was one of the original five Sliced Bologna 1-lb package • ** MixedAlegetables Watters — The South and the sponsors of the APO and issues U a m Coferer-i Kitchen. Q ^ C natloit ^ . the stamps in conjunction with B & M Beef Stew llla Z B O llilin imported. Danish Q T 1V p lb STOP i i S H O P P * P» O L IV E , Westman ^ T h e bean and the TASTY «r OOLOONA—S ox pfcO scene; drawta|(8 of Boston and Asian Productivity Year, re­ C o le re r> Cold Cuts ports the World Wide Philatelic • K itch e n )b Cambridge Macaroni Salad Be sure to include these deli­ Agency. or Chicken Stew r Oscar Moyer, Sugar Whlttemore - FUty>qem8 fifty cious vegetables in this week's o ..$ | In minutes you can enjoy, this full- 20 Cured. I lb pockoge Both new stamps have identi­ Sliced Bacon ' menu planning. You'll like CHS ■ Wilkins — Cherokee tra|;e^ flavored stew for. lunch iOr dinner. CM cal designs depicting a series of I shopping at Stop & Shop. Williams — Sing a sad s o n ^ the various sized circles placed on Don't miss this fine offer at Stop Delectable life of Hank -Williams ^ . ’ *fop 'of each 'bUiilf ' and' H ^-clr- & Shop:- • -> ...... stop & Shop Great Shape j b 8 9 .^ WInton — The forgotten fleet; cled by an arrow. The design D eli at T.OW Franklurts the.Britlsh navy In the Pacific, I f FUND W j symbolizes the As^an communi­ 1944-46 " ty’s ever-increasing industrial Prices! Mam m oth CheddarCheese W isconsin » i, 0 9 . Young — Journey to Tranquility and agricultural levels of prod-' Z ln n _The pdlUlcs of history COME IN AND TASTE A SAMPLE OF THIS FINE Ham Steaks ' 7 uctlvity, Featured this w eek! Translucent China SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE AGED TOi PERFECTION. ’s Green Beans V Last February' a new defini­ You must love our meats Tea hivitatibn tive issue of Stamps wds re­ Stop & Sho|i Peas leased by St. Kitts and -a series Bread & Butter Plate French SANTA"FE, N.M. (AP) — We reserve the right or your money^ will style { I of errors surrounding one’ <^ the to limit quantities. Each week, a different place Delectable 'green beans from New M exico Gov. and Mr's. Da­ he refunded. n « « . ^ stamps has just been uncov­ setting piece at terrific Libby's. They'll go great with al­ vid F. Cargo recently received ered. an Invitation to a tea. Great as a side dish\or to use in savings! Lovely completer most any Ibeal. Try them now. ^The 16 cents value sl\owed a The Invitation was addressed "piece of eight” coin struck in your favorite recipes. Stbqk up now pieces available anytime. to the Car^s at their former Al­ the reign of Philip IV of Spain. at this low price. 5 4 buquerque address, which they However, when the artwork of 'AGallon Ice Cream left nearly four years agOk.at the the stamp was placed on exhibi- time of hls,^electi«i as the ■■■Ufln.jn.lhe tUnga Library of the state's chief executive. British Museum it was discov­ Tile .governor said the iUbuqu- Si5p4r^ii5p"i Bfiked to perfection for you! ered that the word "Hispa- purchase Baked erqiie postm€Ui was aleil when nium” on the coin should have A terrific treat for young and old alike From California, full flavored the letter couldn’t be deUversd read “Hlspanlarum.’’ The error ChickeD Flavorful ice cream that-will be an in Reeularly$1.10 at the Albuquerque address.. was made because the word , Friend’s The postman wrote on the en­ was indistinct on the photograph StopiLShop Breads ChunJ^ Light Tuna They have the kind of great velope, “Try Santa Fe.” used-by the artist. flavor that e. 10 oz pkg with delicious S. S. Pierce '-Danish, Mexican, Spanish. Bavarian. Jai 1970 and 1971 ChevroleU. sliced beets. They’re mini- .B. Hayes was wounded four At Stop S i Shop you save. Be s'ure HBIft Sdi'e on ’fin e Health & Beauty items.! 3 ^ ^ I We also have a good selec­ t\mes while serving In the Un­ to put Sun Glory Mayonnaise on jlf Swanson Breakfast 2p,„ 79' 7 Save 15 Save 15' priced for you.------tion of new 19TT trucks. ion Army; John F. Kennedy this week's shopping list. 4 9 Pancakes & Sausage 4>/i> oz. Scrambled Eggs & Sausage 5>/p /T Why not stop and see If suffered an injury! while serving oz, French Toast & Sausage 6 oz. Joy Liquid Detergent we have what you want? in the Navy in' Wdrld War n . i x k Prell Shanipoo ixl/ ozmI 59^ Coldwater Surf 22 We also have a large 4 9 oz pkg I oz bottle selection of 1970 demos I.oiv. lotc prices at our dairy dept. WITH THIS COUPON thru Oct. 17. RANGE Native Red Delicious Scope Mouthwash M.09 WITH THIS COUPON thru Oct. 17. and executive cars for r - F i g LLimit im it 1 pack^Bgepackage per cucustomer. sto m e r. 3 1Limit ^1 pbottle o u ie per cucustomer. b iu n te r. sale at great savings! Re­ 10 oz \S|: C Whole Baby Carrots member all of these bar­ Rich’s Whip Topping c a n rUKL OIL Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Crest Toothpaste or M in t 2 T ub es gains carry the 6-yeau- fac- GASOLINE SHARP STICKS 1 0 o z " W Q c tc^'y warraiity! Cracker Barrel pkg Apples3 4 9 Roadel Imported M $ 1 M b Burry Mint Cnnchy G r a h im s ...... 9'''i oz pkf 39c Beefaroni 15 ot Corn Oil Margarine stop a shop 3 89= ASSORTED CACTUS, 2 Vi in* pots 2 for 99c Nabisco Delicious carrots like these will add 15,i ■ CARTER BANTLY Oil p kg s Thrill Tide D itck Mold P a rliit Wild Cherry Cookies l2 o z p k ( 53c so greatly to your meals. The price ( OMI* \.M , l.\( . or Spaghetti cans IS low so stock up now. H 3 pack ■ g C r Liquid Detergei^t uDetergent Bake Shop Oatmeal ;i M\IN STi{i;i;i Shrimp Cocktail 4 oz lar 0 3 Celery Hearts .1. 49 Keebler Germon Chocelite Coikies 1 3 iz p k i 51c CHEVROLET H I. ill'M-'.'i'. & Meatballs Date Cookies ^ | f 1 Pt. 6 oz (-7^ “ \7 07 pkg Chun Kin* Fried Bice M il. = 1254 ..... 6 ' t e n U«i( K“ 'Ml- '. . I Natural Swiss Slices "Tofp^k^ 4 9 l*« , b ottle laos Main Street Sweet Potatoes 2^ Manchester e MMSOA;?' Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons M DDU TURNPIKE WEST. IRANeHESTER Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons ■ t . r - 203 MIDDU TURNPKE WEST. MANCHESTER \

/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD! MANCHfeSTER. CONN. WEDI^fegt)AY, OCTOBER 14, .1970 PAGE TWENTY-NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER U, 1970 PAGE t WENTY-EIGHT only hours after tee R iolan s from earlier statemente con­ people know the board’s feel­ approval by most of tee board usurping our power and Tm cerning tee base The White denied U.S, claims, “ Soviet Vessels "has not and is not building a Vernon ing. He said he wanted the members, against telling teem we expect House'had said it viewed a pos­ board's position to be clear. Miller said he did not feel to have a deficit. Sail from Cuba sible buildup with “ the utmost military base in G!uBa. "We have been given a budget the education board should Hester also’ said he was seriousness.” ^ against painting any pictures at WAS.HINGTON (AP) ^ The to work with, we don’t have to plead with tee Board of Rep­ Henken said uie ^ fen se De­ Elherfngton Vote _ resentatives that it might need this time. Pentagon says two Soviet Naval School Board Elects stay within that budget, but if vessels, a submarine tender'and partment “ has said on numer­ NEW YORK CAP) money. It was explained teat Lowell P./Welcker, Repub^an we don't the town will have to a salvage tug, have left Cienfue- ous occasions teat we were the money for the extra special candidate for U.S. senator from pay,” he explained. He said tee gos Harbor in Cuba, and their watching tee Soviet ship move­ education personnel would be Body Identified Connecticut, received toe en­ intent of the motion was to be departure lessens tee likelihood ments closely, but were not sure Powers as Chairman reimbursed by tee state and dorsement Tuesday of Edwin ^ “the superintendent explained fair with everybody and he BRIDGEPORT (AP) —Police of construction of a Soviet sub as to whether or not the subfha- Republican Joseph Powers teat tee representatives should Etoerington, former president of agreed that perhaps austerity said Tuesday they have identi­ base. rine support facility was' being was elected chairman of the teat some departments had not be reminded that this money Wesleyan University who unsuc- by the Inquirer Board of Education Monday purchased equipment that is was a strong term. fied tee body of a man found But Daniel Z. Henken, a De­ established at ClenfuegoS." A motion was made by Al­ goes into the town’s general "That is tee. situation today.” 'cessfully sought toe GOP noml- nl^ht, succeeding Miss Edith provided for in tee budget, not­ fund, not back into tee educa­ floating in, Bridgeport Harbor fense Department spokesman, Ca^tl who served as chairman bert Smite and passed, teat Du- Monday as that of Kenneth B. would not say whether this, lays The two Russian ships left the naUon Weicker won. ing library equipment, and said tion budget. Etoerington voiced his e x ­ for three terms. Beau's motion' be tabled. A sug­ Sharpe, 23, of Bridgeport. to rest U.S. claims teat tee So­ area Saturday and their move­ it would not be fair to deny tela. DuBeau also said he would be port of Weicker over WCBS-TV Charles O'Flinn was elected gestion to let tee Board of Rep­ viets were building a strategic ment, he said, makes it less DuBeau said it was not his in­ against telling tee Board of Identification was made in reply to a network editorial vice chairman: Mrs. Marie resentatives know that because through an identification brtMie- submarine base. likely that a harbor would be Each weak, ThaManchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist tention to be unfair in making of unexpected expenses, tee Representatives that tee educa­ used for submarine (^rations. endorsing Democrat Joseph Duf- Herbst, secretary: Maurice let Sharpe was wearing, police It appeared, however, teat tee tee motion. He explained he was board may ^ in trouble later tion board has a problem.He The Pentagon statement came fey, Welcker’s oppwient. you hr the fine ai¥^ shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking Miller, treasurer: Robert Du- trying to offer direction to tee said we were against their said. Pentagon was backing away Beau, assistant secretary, and in tee year did not meet with and get all the info rii^ht here in the Manchester Evening Herald. ______William Hester, assistant trea­ administration and let tee school surer. The new officefs took over their duties immediately, with Powers thanking Miss Casatl ...... Around town Main Street ...... Suburban for “ her unique service to the (-Wrap board," stating she brought Think Toyota Rose Linens Window Beauty PANDORA’S BOX located at great warmth and dignity to it. QuWty at a price you <:an It’s time to spruce up your Bolton Notch Shopping Plaza Is In other action, the board afford to pay! THE TOYOTA— windows for Fall and HOUSE featuring the newest fall fash­ turned down a request made by now at MORIARTY BROS, on and HALE, downtown Main St. ions for the women of good Miss Lucille Kuhnly, science co­ Center St, See and test drive has a huge selection of drapes taste. Shop now. while selec­ ordinator for the school system 'on e today—from $1,835 dellver- and curtains for every room in tions are complete! for a transfer of funds in her ed7 -Once you get your hands your home and at prices that department budget. on a tOYOTA—you’ll never let are kind to your budget. Open To mend a small tear in up­ Miss Kuhnly asked to use go! Thursday until 9 p.m. holstery, cut a piece of ad­ available funds in her budget to hesive tape a little longer and allow participation in a pilot If you have to -sew In a Halloween Fixings wider than the tear itself. In­ classroom science program of­ zipper, do it this way: Sew toe Costumes, make-up, candies sert tee tape behind tee tear fered by the University of Con­ F n seam that toe zipper is tb be and just about anything else, and gently pull tee tom pieces you'll need for Halloween is at into place. Press with a warm necticut...... set into completely shut, mak­ m the FAIRWAY, downtown Main iron to cause fabric and tape to ing it a little deeper than usual. She explained that $963 in the > St. adhere. budget was originally earmark­ J; 9 Press toe seam open. Close the ed for text books, but that the zipper and pin into place. Sew books in question are not on the tee zipper on tee rigdit side. Rip market yet and therefore the '^4-^9 ...44. tee original seam with a razor money would not be expended blade and you are finished. 4 Los Angeles neighbors Maggie Hufner, left, and Ni^le Wolf^ "help the environ­ for that purpose this year. Discover a Uk, ment” by filling their backyards with bottles, jars. (L.A, Times photo) s She requested that the money Senior Citizens Special be transferred to purchase in­ Need perking up? PARISIAN structional supplies for the pro­ COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. will the eight glass companies which offer on any Monday, Wednes­ gram offered by the University, Housewives Buck are banded together as mem­ day or Thursday a Shampoo to train elementary school bers of tee Glhss Container and Set for $2.60 and a haircut teachers in new approaches to New World of Manufacturers Insti^te, replied, If needed $1.80 more or a Per­ science. "We are having some problems. manent including shampoo, hair­ We were thrown into this btit jare The program was approved by A Tide of Trash cut and set for $9. Tel. 643-9832 the board last winter, but when trying to emphasize the poiU. for appointment. the town meeting cut the educa­ By liYNN ULUSTON easy for anybody ecologically tlve.” tion budget, this was one of the The Lm Angeles Times minded enough to try It—as The bottle problem only LOS ANGELES—The average Maggie Hulner and Mrs. serves to exemplify the trash When making bound button­ 6 MOTIFS programs eliminated. food savings. holes, place a layer of light­ American discards five pounds Nicole Wolff found out. The program was to Involve situation In the country. There ot trash a day—a national out- women friends who weight organdy on tee wrong three or four teachers at $2S0 are other specific problems that put of about 200 million tons a live in tee local suburb of Silver must be dealt with — and soon. side of the fabric. This serves per teacher, this mc^ey to sup­ year. That’s enough to go as a backing for tee button­ ply instructional materials for Lake, decided to ^‘see what we Mrs. EUIen Stem Harris, the around tee' world 60 times. It’s could do about tee environment public representative on the 8399 holes. After buttonholes are use in the classrooms. Grants not there, though, it's right crisis, instead of always just Los Angeles Regional Water 10M-24M made, cut tee organdy. from the National Science Foun­ here, and Increasing by 4 per talking about It,” Mrs. Wolff Quality Control Board and a re­ dation was to have financed cent annually. said. cent appointee to the Los ETnding a complete selection the rest. \A growing band of local con­ So easy to slip-into . . . Their effort started off well Angeles (Jounty Environmental of baking tins, dishes, glasswear In meddng her request. Miss servation-minded citizens be- the comfortable back- is easy and tee selection com­ An exquisite filet border HVveVthkt tee w lld 't^ te pr^b- enouK**: Tliey went to an QuaUty Ointroi Oom ^ttee ^ wrap! Button-trim adds enhances a lovely em­ Kuhnly said she was previous­ plete If you shop The PLAZA lem has become so serious teat meeting, said they were several suggesUons for tackling that neat-look. No. 8399 broidered rose design to ly told that the program would with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Dept. Stofe, (next to Popular change plain linens into be possible if money could be tee Ume has come for personal to coUect bottles at their tee soUd waste problem. Environmentally daonaging Sizes 10% to 24% (bust Market, E. Sflddie Tpke.) lovely to own-linens. No. found in the science budget. acUon and even sacrifice. homes, and a young man ------33-47). Size 12%, 35 2043 has hot-iron trans­ Concern is voiced as simply to lend teem a 94-ton materials can be . banned. The board felt it should stick bust . . . 3'% yards of 45- A round table cloto will keep fer for 6 motifs; filet as In a letter from a local truck for transporting tee bot- "Finland has been requiring the inch. diagram and directions; by its decision to eliminate the Its shape In laundering if it is program in the current budget. housewlfe who wrote; “ If we are ties to a reclamation center, use of returnable glass bottles Patterns available only color chart; full direc­ and is pressuring people to re­ in sizes shoxun. dried, stretched out on a flat tions. M m , 'nna., Wed It s.Ba. $e • pao. Because of the state man­ each throwing away some 30 They collected bottles and FrL 10 s j b . Ab t pJB. SEND 19$ li Clin fw Udi pa^ surface over papers or an tUd ZEND 90$ In cnint tnr tld i Dit- pounds of solid waste a week, for weeks, washing turn them. They may also re- . . ------■at. od i a.m. to pjgo. date on special education, the tm ti lu liM flret-eliu aalllBi. ^eet. Don’t fold while ironing tnra tt Includn iirft-cini malllnf. tiM then perhaps dt Is Ume to make strangers’ mayonnaise and min- quire tee packaging industry to Aimo CabiiC Manchester opp. ooHM. aow Lba> board approved the hiring of a See Baraett. Maaehettot but press by beginning fnsm the an effort to change our ways, era! oil down their own drains use government-approved con- Bveatac HeiaKLUM ATK. Evening Be^d, 1160 AVE. half time teacher at a salary OF sjniBioii/lraw y o b k , center and working toward tee OF AMEBICAS, NBW YOBK, (rf $4,500 and an aide (salstry The housewife has control and beciuse they learned of a re- telners which must be readily M .T . IM M . ^ T 28MB* edges. rrint Him . Addrtis with ZIE $1,170) in the area of education can change her buying patterns qulrement teat tee glass has to degradable.” Print H u m , Adlran with ZIP and kitchen habits. be clean. -jjepoelts can be set h ig^ r CODI, ttiln Hnatnr m l Sla. CODE sad 9t>la Hnaa^r. for the perceptually handi­ Children can carry pictures The Fall Winter ’70 capped students. Faper Waste They loaded tee truck and set to give people an Incentive to The Pall & Winter '70 Basic FASHION Book is and maps to and from school : ALBUM is 65^, includes The plea for the extra per­ “ I listened to a friend tell out for tee Glass Containers return containers so that they 65^, includes postage and without tearing them U you tx>U postage and handling. OMBITNin sonnel was made by Albert how she is trying to reduce the Corp. In a local heavy Industry can be reused. Uder Canada’s ONE PIECE BUILTS . . . Ideal dkk. C handling. teem and insert in cardboard Kerkin, assistant superintend­ amount of paper goods she uses area, Vernon, (Calif.) new Utter act, seUers of any up-and-carry itltchlnil Pansm. tubes. Save the tubes fbom prscasi directloni-13 quilts. 0112 TALCOTTVILLE, ROUTE 83 x O N ent, at the last meeting of the each day. She has Invested in Inside an employe parking lot, drink packaged in glass, plastic -99$, Includai poitafe and ban- board and action was tabled some ‘wash and wear’ napkins crowded up against a chain link or metal must offer a 2-cent re- waxed paper and aluminum d lla i. Use clay chalk for marking foil rolls for this purpose. until a closer look could be and no longer gives each mem- fence and surroimded by stacks fund on each cmitainer tee patterns when sewing. hdd at the budget. DISCOVER her of tee family a fresh nap­ of boxes holding bottles is a —Municipal pickup could be Marks made by wax crayons compartmentalized. “ Oommunl- Kerkin explained that at the kin at each meal. She has also picnic table and an ancient may be hard to remove. present time there are ten chil­ stopped giving tee children a iron scale. ty-owned trucks could pick up dren on the waiting list at the new paper cup for each drink. When tee women got there, metals one day, glass another Be sure your pie filling has Maple Street School for enroll­ “ These things are small, but they discovered that the glass and other materials another cooled before putting on tee ment in the perceptual classes, T if practiced by thousands ot had to be sorted into three col- day,” she said, “ or trucks with meringue or tee filling will and that more children may be housewives, they might have an ors. They also learned that me- separate compartments could crack. identified in this category ^ter impact on tee waste disposal tal rings had to be removed be pat into service as older all of the testing is done. He problem. A few trees might be from bottle necks. Someone lent models are retired.” To whiten bread or meat said that, by law, the town them wire clippers and they be- —^The federal govenunent saved too.” boards which have become dis­ has no alternative but to train NOTCH A major waste problem is teat gan clipping and sorting. should use, Its " purchasing colored, rub teem with lemon these children after they are Pocket Expense power to force tee production of of beverage bottles. A few years rinds turned inside out, teen identified. The man who weighed their reusables rather than dls- ■ ^ back, the typical spft drink wash with clean warm water Kerkin outlined various ways bottle made as many as 24 glass added up tee long lines of posables. “ The government is he has Uied to avoid hiring ad­ round trips to the bottling jilant. figures with a pencil, and money just about tee biggest purchaser ditional teachera. He noted -.. SWEATERS The nonretumable bottle ■paid to people redeeming hot- ot everything.” She said he has grouped some of the Freeze fresh fruits in smaU Jars changed all that. ties came out of his pocket. LegiaUtor's Lap , . ■ , , u children rather than giving . . “I can’t believe the glass .The total approach needed to tuck in lunch b w . ^ . them individual instruction and thousands of thrifty homemakers have! BotUe Sale thawed and ready to eat by When nonretumabla bottles company is too serious about win only be achieved through -also that regular classroom noon, - ...... ( teachers are . helping, using the ar6 sold to glass companies for this, because it took such a long legislation,’ hoiwisver. ^The real specialists as consultants. He recycling, they have to be sort­ time and there wasn't an add- place for trash is on legislators’ ed, into three colors — green. ing machine or any equipment," laps,” Mrs. Harris said. “ Be- Air feather plilowa on tee said, however, "we are still ...______, cloteesUne occaalonaUy. Thla shorthanded and we do need clear and^brown. The job Is not Mrs. Wolff said. tween visits to tee ballot box. i thes^ extra teachers.” There was a long line of we shoiUdh’t forget to go to the helps you get rid of accuniulati^ Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, people waiting behind us. The mailbox. dust and also gets back tee soft superintendent, explained that Make your BIG DISCOVERY tod^y! ^ man right behind us got tired “ I ' don't think we should fluffiness, he had originally ^Id he would of waiting. He dumped his stvdf chastise ourselves because we ______To store bathing caps, gloves, like to go along for at least an­ in with ours and left.” don't have all the answers, but other month without the addi­ Discover the bi|{ difference of TOP NOTCH QUALITY . . . TOP When it was all totaled up, 1 do Imow that ^ possible for and other rubber articles, wash tional staff because the teacher the two women had delivered research to start giving us the and dry teem thoroughly. Then salary account is already run­ NOTCH SERVICE. . . TOP NOTCH EVERYDAY LOWEST STORl- 1,943 pounds of glass to tee cen'* answers.“ i dust them with talcum powder. ning in the red. He said tt^ ac­ ter. count has a deficit of somie $20,- WIDE PRICING! " For their effort they received COM ING one cent a pound — $19.'43, an 000 and that other portions of .1 the budget are also in the red amount which V^ould barely t, because of several emergencies Discover how rnuch easier it is to shop . . . how much easier it is have covered renting a truck, for which no money v/aa appro- TO if they had had to rent one. Your G ift Gallery " prIileS...... Some nxMems Asked by Mrs. Herbst if he tp save^at” TOP NOTCH^ where you don't have! to depend on Norm Levin, spokesman for OPEN 10 TO 5:30-THURS. AND felt more aides may be needed FRI. TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MON. before the end of .the year, since MANCHESTER ■specials" for meal planning , . . where you save oh every item you more testing 1^ to bb done, Ker­ 935 MAIN STREET-AT WATKINS kin replied that thiamrea is a buy, every time you shop!"" TELEPHONE 643-5171 big question mark. He. com ANOTHER . - mented, “ it is qutte likely^ we might need more aides. Discover TOP NOTCH where you get THE AREA'S LOWEST STORE- INTRODUCTORY Hester took issue with the 4 comments about certaiq depart­ TOP NOTCH OFFER ments being in the red. He chas­ WIDE MARK-UP! tised the administration for only ■FOR reporting on the accounts that W ATCH FO R .. J are showing a deficit and asked if something optimistic could be OPENING GLORIA reported as far as accounts that IS may be uhderexpended. br. Ramsdell and business BOUCHARD manager Charles Bresson both 14. said It was too early. Ih the year to tell what accounts may be Personalized hair • shaping,., underexpended due to the nature all phases. Hair styling airf of some of the things ih the hair coloring . budget. Brlsson said the system I True 'mill 'savings are yours when you shop direct at the mill salesroom. See the huge sele<^ is still buying capital equipment em hot SHOP TOP nOTtH FOR THE HREH'S Keep tion of famous-brand sweaters offered direct to the public at low mill prices. Hand-loomed items.'^Another cost they said they cannot foretell Is the pur­ Keep cheese fondue or your favorite soups cables, full-fashioned classics, ski-styles and ponchos . . - priced far below regular retail. chase of fuel oil. Permanent — Long Lasting piping hot at the table with these two useful, Every sweater guaranteed cash refundable in 30 days. Open daily till 5:30, Wed., Thurs.,t In June before the new budget lOUIEST EUERVDHV STORE-URDE Including: Haircut, shampoo, test curls, styled decorative dining aids. The chicken tureen Fri. till 9 P..M. ______was completed the system went on a metal stand keeps soups and chowdera on an austerity program. Du- hair set and glamour spray . . . $ 1 1 8 0 hot with the aid of a candle. The dish is in Beau commented that he (offer ends Saturday, O ct. 24th) brightly colored ceramic $14.-There are^three thought this program was still In removable four-part dishes on the Lazy Su­ effect, “If hot, tften I make a FOOD PRUES... Ule Guarantee I t ! B i G HAIR COLORING WITH STYLE SET . .$6.50 motion that the board adopt an SHAMPOO S E T ...... $3.00 san fondue server. The fondue dish rests on , austerity program," he said. a metal stand and is also heated with a ROOSEVELT MILLS WE RESEiVE Riser TO LIMIT OiUTITIES-ROHE SOLS TO OEOLERS Dr. Ramsdell termed the mo- candle; in bright orange ceramic. $15. See . tlon “ unfair." He said, "we had PETITE BEAUTY SALON other tureens and fondue servers we have (EXIT 98 OFF RT. 15) a battle about Ute .^udget and M CaVBCB BT., BfANCHBSTEB • MSaStt in st^ck. 215 L MAIN ST.. ROCKVILLE THEN LEFT wa.cut it. We are goln^ fp start 801 SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD • 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE (Cieeed Mondays) to deny people equipment. You're putUiig me on a spot."

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THE Herald Angle ‘It’s Not Over Yet’, Murmered Anderson Fighting Irish Battles Missouri, r. Facts & Figures. eI r L YOST % • Key Injuries Strike Both Squ Sports Editor I Rubber-Legged Reds W^ve his old teacher a Navy. Panthers have come Orioles’ two one-run victories at sky (5), Lopez (7), Hall (7) and back, but not this far. West Vir­ kgalnst the National League when I was 26. Then I was a sweep in five years. the Injury Bowl. Moore. State. lessM.''"Termessee. Cincinnati last weekend, broke s Hendricks; McGlothlin, Wilcox In the first-ever meeting of Nebraska at Kansas—Both • I4Mtucky at Louisiana State ginia. champs. The magnlficient Rob­ swinger, on the field, “ he quick­ Both third-ranked Notre The Reds, glassy-eyed and (6), Carroll (5), Gullett (8) and inson has been credited Fy loose with two singles and a ly added. rubber-legged after walking into third-inning home run off losing Bench. W—Phoebus. L—Wil­ Redleg manager Sparky Ander­ “ We prepared ourself much a grand-slam uppercut by pitch- cioninger that son as the guy who has done it better this year for both the cox. Dean Paces MCC Attack er Dave McNally as well as (.jeai-gij yje center field fence, Home Runs-Baltlmore, Powell to us in all three games.” playoffs and the series. Sports Slate bases-empty clouts by Fi-ank Robinson, a hitting (2). Cincinnati, Tolan, Bench. I Yesterday, to the delight of “ Last year we were not Robinson and Don Buford, fielding standout from the Coaches’ Corner 51,773 at Memorial Stadium, ready. We were not in the K-)i TODAY pinned their flickering hopes on best-of-7 classic, Third Game, Tuesday, Oct. 13 Cross Country Robinson’s golden glove was groove. This year we didn’t take the strong right arm of Gary. doubles, the first Cougars Rebotind, very much in evidence again, g,ny days off. We were much Cincinnati 010 000 200-3 9 0 Bolton at East Hampton By CLIFF DEMERS Nolan today in game No. 4. runs in the first in- Baltimore 201 014 lOx-9 10 1 •*rl THURSDAY OCT. 15 with three of his patented de- better prepared. We had a big Jim Palmer, who beat Nolan rdng- Buford homered over the fensive gems, plus his bat. letdown last year after winning Cioninger, Granger (6), Gul­ Soccer Saturday’s 21-6 victory 4-3 in the series opener last Sat- right field fence in the fifth and Frank Robinson proved that ^he division so easily.” lett (7) and Bench; McNally Platt at Manchester over Waterford High urday, was Baltimore pilot Earl Blair stroked two singles and a Defeat Mattatuck he wasn’t in the twilight of his q-he other Robinson, Brooks, and Etchebarren. W-McNally. L- Cross Country Weaver’s choice to try for the double, for a total of six hits in Suffield at South Windsor Manchester CommunityToIIege rebounded from Sat­ School couldn’t have come career as he snapped out of jj,gQ rates high in Frank’s book, Cloninger. urday’s loss to Northwestern Community College to de­ at a better time. As you his slump with three hits, one ..fjo ^ne compares to Brooks, takeout—and the 11th four-game 12 series at-bats. Home Runs-Baltlmore, F. Ro­ FRIDAY Oerr. 16 sweep in the 67-year history of Boog Powell, who had clubbed feat Mattatuck Cqnlpiunity College, 4-2, at Mt. Nebo know, we were 0-3 going a solo 410-foot homer, and Dave career and no one Will binson, Buford, McNally. Soccer baseball’s premier main event, 'two homers and delivered four Cheney Tech at East Hampton Field Tuesday ^ t e r n o o n . ------into the game and needed McNally proved he could also ^^^r compare to him. The CSn a victory badly. It didn’t come swing the bat as well ns throw oro nwed bv his . “ I .. like V. to walk out a winner, runs in the first two games, Bolton at Bacon Academy A. four-goal outburst in the the ball nestled into a wide open, L thetho ballK011 with..sta a„ erandslam cinnati...... - - players are awed by n butuut if I’m a loser, even in four went 0-for-.3O-for-,3 and was hardly Vinal Tech at Coventry second half dnrrled the locals to unguarded net. easily. We were forced to play homer that broke the Reds’Reds plays, but we expect them games, I won’t go out -with my missed Broom Girl Ellington at Stafford their fifth victory outings. Mattatuck scored the final a number of boys both ways. back in the sixth inning. because we see them every day. head down,” Anderson said aft- q-he Reds’ heads also were Rock-ville at Newington With ^ score tied at one apiece, goal of the game, a nice shot by For example. Bob Burney and The Oriole training quarters W'e don’t expect to go back to Tuesday’s lopsided setback to shaking over spectacular plays Cross Country Mqnwiester’s loff left haUhnnirhalfback, Phillip Luclano. The earlier goal. Tom Happeney played their first r-i,,,,,,Cincy,” •• ir,-n„ir Frank added.ortrtPd ^ Baltimore team which has py Brooks Robinson and second Swats Ump Bristol at Manchester ,Steve Dean, unloaded his sec­ to tie the score at one, was football games on offense, along didn’t really represent a Still oattlng in the cleanup morgue and you couldn’t have won its last 17 games-----11 at baseman Davey Johnson that Bacon Academy at Rham -- ond goal of the game for a 2-1 scored by Tony Tribanls. ’The with Bob Bergin. With only three spot in the order, an indication the end of the regular season, helped back them into a dark East Catholic at Northwe^ first goal by Dean of Manches- days of preparation under their heard a mouse scunying that manager Earl Weaver re­ From Behind lead three in the American League comer from which no other club Jtockville at Wobdrow/Wilson ’Two minutes later in the third ter was a curving shot that beat belts, they did an outstanding around but the business-like spects his hitting, Frank Rob­ playoffs against Minnesota and series history has been able Fort Shantox Invitational, period, Geoff Klrkham took a the Mattatuck goalie, job. |t birds still have last year’s up­ inson quieted rumors that he BAL/TEJilORE (AP) — It three more in the series. jq escape. East Lyme, South Windsor, Brian Sullivan at quarterback set 4-1 game defeat to thef Mets was thinking of stepping down wasn’t Linda’s idea to belt um­ cross from Jim Venturinl and Coach Bob Corlett had a great in the back of their minds. “ I remember a man named Brooks took a hit away from pire Emmett Ashford on his be­ Montvllle - pounded it past Mattatuck deal of praise for his'team. “ I was masterful at the helm. He as a player. Walter Alston who got beat four luckless Johnny Bench in the There’ll be no celebrating un­ “ I’ll play as long as I can hind with a broom in the World goalie Bob Galente for a 3-1 was glad to see that the players completed 23 of 33 passes for til the clincher — that could straight and he’s still walking gj^th when he sprawled head- Series ’Tuesday, but she’s glad rlead. . could <1______bounce 1 back__ 1- after tast- two touchdowns and completely help the club as a full-time around with his head high.” i^ng to snare the Cincinnati come shortly after 3 o’clock to­ player. I won’t be a part- she did it. Power Play Seven minutes into the final ing defeat for the first time Sat- dominated the game. Given the The Orioles shocked Alston’s slugger’s vicious line drive in fAP Phototax day, timer,” the only man ever to "It was the most fun I’ve quarter. Jay Hansfleld, the urday. It shows they want to win time to throw, Brian is capable “ I just want to win one more favored Los Angeles Dodgers jbe webbing of his glove. John­ WELL DONE — Brooks Robinson congratulates pitcher Dave McNally, who center forward, kicked a hard and want the community college win most ^^uable player a four-game series blitz in had,” said Linda Warehlme, Big Medicine of picking any defense apart. He game,” Brooks Robinson, the awards in both the American ® son made a leaping, backhand hurled the Birds’ third straight World Series victory. In the sixth inning yes­ Baltimore’s 14-year-old broom shot past the Mattatuck goalie championship.” was amply supported by his re­ 1966, outpitching Sandy Koufax, gt^b of'a third inning liner, tick- t y hero to this point, added. and National League added. terday McNally also clouted the first grand slam homer by a Series pitcher. girl who has become as much for Manchester’s fourth goal and Manchester, now 6-1, plays ceivers, Norm Yester with eight “ I’m just glad, too,” he add­ The way Frank hit yesterday, Don Drysdale and Claude Os- gted for extra bases, off Rose’s an attraction as big Boog Pow­ a 4-1 lead. Hansfleld’s shot Middlesex Community College, receptions. Jay Murphy three teen in the process. pat. I n Scoring ed, “ that Frank (Robinson) he looked like he couid go on ell and flashy Brooks Robinsm unusual. ’The goalie was caught undefeated, at 5-0-1, Saturday and John Wbolley with five It’s a cold, hard fact of Na­ came back after the thlng^s that and on. ’This time, they have out- “ Dave Bristol (the Milwaukee with the American League going one way while the ball at Woodrow Wilson High Field catches. were said and written about Weaver isn’t surprised big pitched, outhit and—due prima- manager and former Tteds’ Director of Personnel Dalton^ champions. "Mr. Pat put me up tional Hockey League life—the went the other. It appeared that in, Middletown at 10:30 a.m. ’The entire defensive unit led him. You know, the Orioles rily to the sensational play of skipper) told me before the ser- power play is powerful medi­ club is 3-0. to it,” she added, referring to (AP Photofax ------^------—- - - /'■ by our linebacking corps of Hen­ were- not winners until. Robin­ “ We just have to win one third baseman Brooks Robinson les that we’d have to boat Balti- Pat Santarone, Baltimore’s cine. ry Fellows and Bill Phillips, son joined the club five years —outfielded one of the strongest more because they wouldn’t SEASON OPENER — New York Knicks’ Willis Reed leaps ^^Ve Boston Celtic ’The Montreal Canadlens gave CLIFF DEMERS more game. We’re a tough ciub ground keeper "I really gave defenders last night as the NBA opeped its season. Celts’* Dave Cowens (left) kept Waterford in check ago.” and not one of our three start­ National League series contend- beat themselves,” Rose said, Fellow Behind Orioles Success Mr. Ashford a hard whack.” the Detroit Red Wings plenty of Lamonica-W ells Duoi and Garfield Smith (right) attempt to block Reeds’ shot.^^riicks won by 114-107. throughout the entire game. It Brooks Robinson, Mr. Oriole, ing pitchers had his best stuff ers in recent years. “ He said they glove you to By EARL YOST plays that he has been making Kasko (Boston) are all top man­ It was at the end ot the fifth shots Tuesday night and skated was probably our best defensive ollc. ’Their only two losses have admitted that he was moved in the series. As far as Weaver is con- death. And they do.” almost eve-y game for years. agers. inning of ’Tuesday’s game that off with a 4-3 victory in the performance of the year. been to two powerhouses. Hill- cemed, the Orioles could be Last year, Mayo Smith, BALTIMORE — Fellow when he received a standing McNally was so excited with “ People all over, who have Linda went through her routine Rockets Trounced by Chicago / NHL’s only game. Retracks Oakland ’This Saturday we face Xavier doing even better—at least in then manager of the Detroit Ti- behind the success of the .^ean Bellveau assisted in two house and Notre Dame of West ovation in the sixth inning. “ It his home run, and two standing been able to watch the series ■What about the Red Sox- of racing around the bases, High School of Middletown at one department. gers, put' it another way. Baltimore Orioles is a form- power-play tallies, then NEW YORK (AP) — The Oakland Raiders are final­ Haven. Xavier has a fine foot­ was pretty nice, but I don’t ovations from the partisan on national television must now Angels trade? sweeping them off with a Mt. Nebo at 2 p.m. I feel' that “ I really don’t honestly feel “T^ng'^to hit a ball Uirough the er Sptdngrfield, Mass., news- whacked in a shot on another ly back on the right track after Daryle Lamonica and know why they did it. My job crowd, that he ca ll^ his hitting be convinced that Robinson is “ Ken Tatum is a great relief broom. this game could be the key to ball team and should be quite that any of our three starting Baltimore infield,” he said, paper stringer who used to power play with 7:31 left for the Warren Wells took them for a little trip through the is to stop every ball that’s hit a bigger thrill than his pitching. great. There are a lot of people pitcher. He’s one of the best in In the process, she brushed Same Old Story, New Look, the remainder of our season. It a test for us. I anticipate this pitchers have had their best “ was like trying to throw a come into Manchester years winning goal. rIi* ' — — ^ my way. You know, each year The grandslam gave, the who think that we overplay the majors, one of the best that the shoes of the players starting is a MUST GAME for us. game will be a physical one. It’s stuff,” he said after McNally hamburger through a brick ago to buy his neckties at the Earlier, the Montreal captain ' , . ... . „ - end of seven of those passes, when I go in and talk with the Birds an 8-1 edge and marked Robinson’s great defensive I’ve ever seen. I would like to with Powell at first and winding Gro^ded with an 0-2^ touchdowns, and ate Xavier, with a 2-0 slate, is tied an old rivalry renewed lor us, the first time in series history scattered nine hits while adding wall.” Cheney Hall on Hartford Road. assisted on goals by Yvan Cour- general manager, he never men­ pl.ays, but he’s just a magician have him on our club. up with Brooks Robinson at record, the Lamonlca-Wells duo for the Hartford County Confer­ and I expect our ball club to a pitcher ever homered with a second post-season victory to In the Orioles’ clubhouse. He’s Harry Dalton, director of noyer in the first and second tions my fielding, but my, bat­ out there.” “ It looks to me like the Red third. Knicks’ Reed Bombs Celtics was flying high last Sunday as P meir ‘ heroics, the pair ence lead with Northwest Cath- rise to the occasion. ting average,” he quipped, an the bases loaded. McNally, who 24 in regular AL .play, “ When where Brooks Robinson shared personnel with the Birds, Sox gave away three players She usually finishes her little periods. Coumoyer, incidental­ they cut down the previously un- Associated Press pro they do, they pitch shutouts.” the spotlight with McNally fol- Looking into the future, the art that he’s quite adroit at. compiled a 20-win record for a How does Harry Dalton view who didn’t figure in their future act by brushing the shoes of the XTTT\X7 vnUT^ ( A P ) __ The lOiicks, who defeated the The victory, however, might ly, picked up an assist on Beli- beaten Denver Broncos M-23 offensive Player of the Neither Weaver, nor any of lowing the left-hander’s second New England native who went JNlbW lU ' j, ’ ,. Los Angeles Lakers in seven turn out to be costly for New “ I get paid to hit.” riglit now, third straight campaign, scat- ______„ ------„ the major baseball trades plans,” Dalton added. The play- rival jeam’s third base coach. veau’s winning goal. with a spectacular aeri^ show. It was an old story for the ^^gs in 1969-70 for their first York, Bill Bradley and Dick he’s the hottest hitter in the tered nine hits, all singles, and the 51,’T73 bird-watchers at Me- home run in two series and the to college at Amherst and was made in recent days? “ It looks ers are Tony C. Jerry Moses Sometimes planting a kiss on Henri Richard scored Mont­ Lamonica completed 20 of 37 j,^,n,g^ck Ron Johnson of the Cheney Tech Soccer Team mortal Stadium Tuesday could second gp-and slam of his ca- good enough to make his var- series. was always in command very much like the clubs that and Ray Jarvis. his cheek. new look National Basket- NBA crown, picked up where Barnett were injured and will real’s other goal early in the passes for four touchdovms ^ d ^ork Giants, Reds’ manager Sparky An­ find fault with McNally’s hitting reer, someone asked the 33- sity A in baseball, dreads one , . . . . ,, .'"thev left off. ’Thev outscored the be examined further today, set up a Wth,^^d two ^ them His latest gems Including the traded stars (Denny McLain, ------’Tuesday, before a crowd of third period. derson, down but not out, said, and the stlckwork of the Robin- year-old third base marvel what day. 51,773 and millions watching on ball Association as the ex- 42-27, built a commanding Bob Love and Chet Walker Alex Delvecchio, Gordie Howe came in the final p eri^ after ^ National Football Drops Match to Avon High start of a first inning double "That’s the day Brooks Rob­ Richie Allen and Tony Conlg- Harry Dalton must be doing pansion minded leagu^ in- halftime bulge and then provided the scoring punch with “ Every mistake our pitchers sons, Buford and Paul Blair. he intended to do for an encore. liaro) that they wanted to get something right. The Orioles television, the golden-haired and Pete Stemkowski scored for Denver had taken “ 23-21 le ^ . League’s leading receiver with play after the first two Reds McNally became the first “ Win tomorrow,” Brooks re­ inson decides to retire. The fel­ staved off a belated Boston 28 points apiece in Chicago’s Cheney Tech soccer team the losers. made, they hit out of the park. rid of.” have a wealth of material on teen-ager in white slacks and augur?lted its 25th Reason, Detroit. Wells was on the receiving batches, latched on to only singled, a sparkling pickup and Our scouts told us Baltimore pitcher in series history to hit a plied. “ That’^ be a pretty good low who has to move in to take ’The New York I^d^erbock- surge before 18,938 fans. conquest of San Diego. ’The yesterday encountered unde­ Cheney’s halfbacks continued its current squad and the farms orange shirt changed her wlnd- two Sunday. But instead he ran throw to retire Carlos May in had the best defensive team in grandslam homer when he un- encore.” over Brooks’ place at third base era. successfully launched de- The Celtics closed within 107- Bulls opened a J)7-point advan- feated Avon High and lost, 4-0. to be the problem in not back­ ” I’m looking tor a great race are just loaded with eager- up. the Giants past the Philadelphia the fifth and then an unbeliev­ baseball.-When the series start------^------—------will have the toughest job in Cheney did not play well in the ing the forward line on offense. in the Eastern Division of our When she got around to third fense of their NBA champion-. 105 with two minutes to go be- tage in the third quarter after Eagles 30-23 with touchdown able grab of Johnny Bench’s ed, I thought we had the best baseball-. beaver youngsters just waiting first half but improved defen­ They seem to be defense-mind­ (American) League next sea­ base, she hauled off and hit Ash­ ship Tuesday hfght with a 114- fore a pair of baskets by New leading at halftime 56-46. runs of 68 and 34, the second liner in the sixth. team in baseball. I still think I “ I don’t think Brooks has any for a chance to join the parent sively in the last half. ed and hence tend to slack off son,” Dalton added. “ New York ford, the f^rst Negro umpire in 108 victory ^ e r the Boston Cel- York’s Walt Frazier sealed the Hlgh-acoring Elvln Hayes of with 49 seconds remaining. The other Robinson, too, was have. We are a sound club.” Nolan Erases Past,, idea of retiring, and I hope he club. fipg verdict. the Rockets was limited to six Bob Newsom played a fine on offense. Coach Pintavalle came on strong and should be “ We do have a lot of good, the majors, full force on his Lamonica hit rookie Raymond the center of attention along In order for the Reds to save has at least five more years,” In the only other game, the wUlis Reed collected 36 points points in the first half and goal in the last quarter, and on­ has tried many combinations better. Boston has Improved it­ young talent,” Dalton admitted. rear with her oagnge-handled Chester for 24 yards and his with Brooks and McNally face and win a game or two they Dalton added. “ By that time, (Jhiettko BuUs proved a rude in triggering the Knicks while wound up with 14 after sittii^ ly his size keeps him from be­ but can’t get three men to do self with the trade and you One member of the current broom. first score and then teamed with “ I just wanted to help this must keep the ball away from Hopes to Foil Birds we may be able to come up TTie flamboyant umpire, hpstlhi whipping the San Diego John Havlicek kept Boston in out the third period. Stu Lhntz Wells on TD passes of 32, 60 and ing the first string goalie. Hull the job. know that Detroit will be better. club, outfielder Merv Retten- Cheney goes to East Hamp­ club win today,” Frank said as Brooks ^binson, both afield With a capable replacement. I knot^ for his dramatiq ges­ ^.Sockets 111-96. contention with 31. . topped San Diego with 24 polhts. 20 yards. ’Then he set up the fi­ and Locicero played a line “ Another strong point for our mund hit .322. He’d be a regular he relaxed.” I’ve been swinging and at bat. The Mets did this BALTIMORE, (AP) — GaPy Nolan planned to erase don’t think Baltimore will ever tures, reacted in character. nal score with a 61-yard pitch to game lor the- Beavers while ton Friday afternoon and then division,” Dalton added, “ is the on any of the 23 other major the bat real good but the hits and won. the past — costly Cincinnati pitching mistakes that put accomplished third He flung off his chp, raised Fred Biletnlkoff. In all, Lamoni­ only Captain Julius Goresky returns home ‘ to play Rocky nuinber of top managers "in our. league elubs. the Reds in a. 3-0 World Serms hole _ from his mind .(^-man ^^an^ Robinson.^^^^._^^ both hands high in the air and ca threw fqr;364 yards. mounted any kind of offense for Hill JV’g, and Bolton next week. ’That’s a very happy situation watching division. Earl Weaver (Balti­ let out a yelp of pain 'while the Havlicek’s Scoring . m j s s i s Washington’s Flamboyant today as he tried to foil a Baltimore____ ,sweep. ______take batting practice, Dalton more), Ralph Houk (New for the talent-rich Birds and one “I don’t even think about it ’ smiling Linda, her blonde hair script of the first games, rally added, “ I’m just glad that Rob- York), .Billy Martin (DetroUif,, reason the club is playing in Its waving in the wind, ran tot the (the 3-0 deficit). It’s the farthest ahd win. ' , inson has been able to come Ted 'Williams (Washington), A1 third World Series in the past Owner Tries to L a n ^ K thing, from .my -'mind. Dark ICHeveTari'd) ’ and ""Eddie live years."'' ' - ■ ^ / ■ Brings Celts Close That’S wimt 'W6 ■n|Eded,” 'hS up-with those’ RmJTiNE glays; The crowd roared. VILLAGE MIXEIUS — Marie BALTIMORE (AP) — Bob against baseball. ,^past,” the op<^nipg day ioser gj^j^ "They had two 'of them, Linda, a ninth-giade student, said before he. took the mound ■V NEW YORK (AP) The Bos’ton Celtics, faced with Fuller 187-180—626, Grace Mason Short, the flamboyant owner of Short, who only last Friday has been Baltimore’s base- to face Orioles’ right-hander J)ifference in Games Is Third baseman the tough assignment o f opening the National Basket­ 466. the Washington Senators who added McLain to the Senators’ ,sweeper for three years, work-,, Jim Palmer*. they would: use (i ej^ Cuellar ing as a'member of the ground ball Association season against the champioft.New York recently latched’ onto bad-boy roster in an eight-player trade Knichs, mode it-close with a big second half rally Tues­ FRIEIi^^iHIP —Lucille Tou- “ You can’t worry about your and save Palmer'another day.” crew w^oh includes her three taln J.78496, Sandy Brown 206* Denny McLain, now is out to with Detroit, admitted his unu­ past mistakes. You can’t be on ' Wayne Granger, whh bqyed day night but finally dropped it 114-107 (iecision. sual bid for Flood was a gam­ older brothers — Ralph, 19; 517, Glenn Nicol 170-246-216—031, land another of baseball’s rene­ guard and pitch to big league record 35 victories durink the’ ’TraMing 71-54 at the Intermis- — T f-— , ZIZZ. ble. And Marvin Miller, the ex­ Cinciniiati SheU-Shocked :Wayne, 17, and K^nny, 15^' Bill Avery 207-661, Skip” KeUy gades—Curt Flood. hitters,” said Nolan, a 4-3 loser season, oHwinJk.ed..-iust-Jike. ^ and with—vlaiting—Ihtiid. ..base h o w e v e r bmipg a rebound, bn-’?- eye tn the third period and sat |"Xrier'IHe sectmd’ g ff i —Xil,' Rjai^ which Ued cc»ches. ket to halt the Boston threat, out Oie rest of the game com-" HendirrcKs'''" ' nffiH''IIffle''red bdok ’tfiiflTi y^ evci’5^one ’else. plaining of double vision. Both EARLY BIRDS "Everv mistake our nltchers a fast ball up on him, he’ll T he National League -qham- pinnati Sunday,Reds' ^ Manager yje score in the fifth Inning of get g. lot ol letters,’’ the and the Knicks padded the,lead Karen Johnson 130, Vlvi Bayer 1 in the closing minute. players are to be examined by h a v ^ m L e ^toevU hit out of ^ t It out Of,the park,” said An-"^ pions arte so mesmerized by the. Anderson\:ontended that gan,e No. 2. Brooks scored the pretty teen-aiger said. “ Some 127-343. OiTclrllliu ^ Clnqlnhati fielding of Brooks Robinson that ^^‘’binson waa the dlffererlce in final run of the five-run rally, are from boys—they’re real cra- Havlicek led Boston with 31 doctors today. two consecutive one-run deci­ The Celtics continue on the ager Sparky Anderson------said. . . .scoiLiUngscouUng report on thetheje«floles. vOrioles. they fail' " to’ realize ” "that ' Balti- ■ the one which meant victory in ’Others are from girls who points, while JoJo White and ELKS — John Rleder 140, Hal sions and that Cincinnati would rookie Dave Cowens, the big road for the rest of the week, •„ j .... Losing pitcher .JT^iy jTony Clonln- mnrulmore rhirrtthird '’ baseman is also a-6-5 decirion. are.anxious to get my Job. They Gaboury 136-361, Reggie Tomlin­ have won both had it not been center being counted upon by playing in (Phoenix Thursday Even if the Reto ^ e e p the permitted Baltimore’s helping to club them 'senseless —Two' doubles, the first driv- ask when I’ll retire, son ieo-137-414, Tony Salvatore HAHN-ECLIPSE for Brooks. the Celtics in their rebuilding night,- Seattle Saturday and “ rst four 'rims, said .he fed with his bat. ' ' ing in BalUmore’s two first in- “ I don’t plan to retire soon. I Portland Sunday before meetiife 349, Robert Talmadge 369. pilot already ha^ awarded the Frank JWblnson a fast ball for a The 33-year-oId Robinson, "I'm beginning to see him in nlng runs in Tuesday’s 9-3 rout, may wait until I’m at least program, had 16 each. my sleep,” .Anderson said, while Willis Reed of the Knicks led the Detroit Platons' in their h ^ hornet and Don Buford a ” noth- called '"the human vacuum ‘We could win four straight 16." HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Olga whesyoo buy I" Un at our rtiular uxdnR^ Oriole third baseman B r o o k s ^ ,, all scorers with 36 points, while home opener Oct. 21. SNOW GIANTS' another round- cleaner” in Baltimore and nasty “ ” 4 take thei^Series,” said An- Mlkolowsky 127, Kitty Byraea (plus Fed. Ex. taxes) per plate. ” If I dropped this pa-" Robinson. / ^^pper. names elsewhere, has made a 127, Rosalie Pelletelr 131-360. "If he doesn’t win it, ^thSre’s per iJlate, he’d pick It up on one valuable player award, Foeger To Speak Columbia’s Jackson Needs Help BUY NOW! BEAT THE Sn 6 w ! got to be an investlgqtlOn,’’ An­ hop and throw me. out. He’s got it won already.” 1 OONSTRUOnON — Lloyd On Tuesday. Brooks came up McNally, who hurled a ’ At Neipsic Qub derson said. , BoutUier 164-401, Jim Colla 160- niiR^ with ^ other sj^ctacular play, complete game and slugged a Reservations m m j FT ‘"rhe 8tory’.8^etting corny, Williams Unhappy ~ are coming in 138— 288, John Rival 151-136— W a s HTt W M fl^ iMTWi m a n but the gqy on third continues to The victim this) time was Cjncin- g^gjuj siam homer, and Frank blowly for the Neipsic Tennis CaeoAt* ru iea n . M uilingf. 12.17 3?4. Earl Cwc 144-382, 1 “,078-14 183B-14) Tempests sodValients <31.5(1 ««ll«. 2.25 ■ Robinson diving to his left' to E78-14 (7,3&-t4) ComMs. Coueara. 0 a m . Fairlafta*. ^ 0 w ji o 2 2 S with'his bat.’’.. homer,, shared the hero honors n®r to be held Saturday nlg^t 373, Anton Mayer 149-369, Stan E78-1S(7.3S-19} MusiaAoa. Fkabifda end Rebels spear a low liner for the final Ambassatfoa. Cametde. Chevy*./* 2 M Brooks turned in two more de­ with Brooks. “ t Piano’s Restaurant. _ Ftntotex F78-14 (7.78-14) Butkus 137-367, Bob Luurtsema Chevy II*. OodRn. F-85*. 1742 240 Over Latest Deals F78-19(7.78-1S) 34.25 fensive gems ’Tuesday and dou- out of the sixth inning. "I liked my kitting better than Walter Foeger of North Troy, ntvmoMtheaodSpeeUls / Set. for Encoiinter 164-362, Bom Keith 356, Dom PRACTICE RESUMES — Members of the Wichite Chevy*. DodQee. F-85»^^tto. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ted Williams is happy a,lx)ut Bench „.''ald when Robinson 2 J 0 my pitchl^^' saidM cN ally, Beacon, N.Y., ranked G78-14'(e.2S.14) Mercury* 14.17 twlpe, driving in Balti­ opponents to score, giving the 078-15 (8.28-1S> ~P*»*"*yi*'*>^^*'*” ’ 37.75 __ the prospects of having the strong right arm of eontro- came to bat in the bottom of the NfiW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— D’Angopa 144-364, Don Lazarus State University football team’ work out for th^ Soeciel* and T-Birdr more’s first two runs. ! hits while be- N.E.L.T.A. men's Ells a . 2.3Tpolht-per-game de­ ■ a u B S T C firv * ^ M«rei»»». Inning, he told -Brooks he was H ie re 's a quarterback with 364, Buriie. Plank 163, P«te first time since the fatal air crash that took th^ *H78-14 (B.S&-14 OldamobilM/fonl'tac* , 4 i.b b 2 8 8 i 280 Pfite R ^ ’ thi^ht W rah« versial Denny McLain on the Washington Senators comlng-Gie first liltcher ever to ^**>*0^ division, will be'the spe-. fensive average compared with ■H78-15 (855-15 andT-Birc^ #nore than a talented throwing Kalos 140. 381 going tq "hit the ball over his Hives of 13 WSU football players. Injured co-capi *478-14 (885-14) C a d ilt^ . Etectfa*. Lincoln*. were going to follow Baltimore’s pitching staff but not at the expense of losing the left hit a-^World Series grand slam guest for the evening to 45.25 2 2 .4 2 253 Had enough “snow, jobs” ? You’re ready for the Giant second-place- University of To- *478-15(885-15) Iffip^rul* and Oldamobile* head. ai)d^ the 12th player on the all- make trophy presentations to arm on his asset list at Colum­ ’ tain John Hoheisel watches from the sidelinesJ side of his infield. ------bia University, but Coach Frank led*^ -with 3.6 points. Yale js TEETOTALERS — Betty Lou &nartcMmrSu<*- tW ls U » W 1HI— tl»— %itm — Hahn-Eclipse’s Snow Giant. Duo-Throw fan and The Washington manager also and see what happens” kind of ■That’s the only way I can get ilst ' - gn igno club' ' tournament wln- Team players voted 7ft-l to com pile the school’d Navarro says he’ll need full fifth in total defense, allowing Jackson 184-193-629, Dot HlUs believes he will have" no prdb- attitude when questioned about the ball to left,” Bench said.'' Orioles have now won 17 1970 schedule. They play Arkansas on Oct, 24th. variable-speed auger throw snow up to 40.feet in any team support to overcome Yale 195.3 yards so far, and third in 211-639, Fran Lauria 602. W n Y O U T > l f w m w w lems with McLain, baseball’s the trade Tuesday, outside a “ Pie Traynor may have been ggjaes in a ix>w including the Foeger has played on the defense against rushing with direction . . . and the power of the Giaifit (up to 7 better. He was before my time. ,ggj regular season and Neipsic courts several Umes. Saturday.' 1971 COMETS most prominent bad boy who hearing room of thie house dis­ Navarro was referring Tues­ 65.3 yards. IMTERCHURCSl — Bern! Mc­ CAN BUY f ir e s t o n e AT THESE PRICES? missed a good portion of the trict committee where Senators' But even Traynor c o u l^ t make jfijree straight over Minnesota in recently last May in an ex- In addition, sophomore full­ OPENING FM ., OCT. 1 6 -« A.M. hp, manual or elecifric start) isn't held back by shear those kind of plays." thg AL playoffs. hiblUon match with N.E.L.T.A. day to Sophomore Don Jackson Donnell 220-860. Bob Stavens. Phone 643-7177 1970 season because he was sus- owner Bob Short sought relief who threw a scoring pass last back Dick Jauron is ranked 208, Tony Baluk 206-566, Cy Per­ pinsi And, for a limited time, participating Hahn Robinson, a Kjrtfme Golden Weaver named Jim Palmer, Manchester. In 6ep- Open Weekdays tUl 9 • Sat. tUl 6 pended for various reasons in- from the lease he has on RFK week as the Lions downed Har­ sixth in offensive rushing as a kins 208, Rick ZUlnskas 201, Pete I WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! from $2217. eluding alleged association with Stadium. Glove winner as'Bie best field- t},e first game winner, to trv for Foeger won the Ver- result of his average of 128 dealers are giving $20 off on ALL Snow Giants! . _ 1______1— 1.1___ A ______^ ® w ir v v t f _ . - . vard, 28-21. “ He’s an athlete,” Foster 211-591, Earl White 221. gamblers. "This was not my trade,” Wil- ing third baseitean in the Ameri­ a Series______^ sweep ____ today.mont State Champi(mship in yards per game. can League, said during a post- said Navarro. John Guege 221. RA1TS TACKLE SHOP But Williams said McLain, a Hams said. ” I wasn’t 100 per - . - - -Asked------about--- the rest of the— , , (seniors)---- —for the — “But if he can’t get support Navarro is bringing a team MORIARTY two-time winner of the Cy cent for it at all. I’m really dis- game interview that when he une-up, Weaver in turn inquired ume. He la also the author from the other 10 people, they'll with an offensive line that av­ 252 SPRUCE STREET MINI-MOTORS •' talks salary, "They — ------never say---- who was pitching for CinclnnaU. of a recentlyrecenuy published ■ - -book, SAPLINGS — Mary Kuzmick- Young Award, would not be appointed to have our l>est two just run him right out of j the erages 223 - pounds per man Moriarty Brothers SMALL ENOINB SPECIALIS’TS anything about my fielding. Told it was Gary Nolan who Heaven and Hell on as 146-363. BROTHERS treated any differently nor vio- infielders leave the club, (Yale) Bowl.” compared with Yale's 219. ’ITie MANCHESTER late any of the rules of the club, -The Senators sent third base- Hiey just want to know how I giso started the first game, backfield, however, is populated 188 Rear W. Middle ’Tpke., Manchester, Conn. , Jackson will be tested against REC — Jerry Smith 140-372, "On The Level at Center and Brood' .'ll.') (■|"tiUT .SI., M.’inilii" iri . another accusation that has man Aurello Rodriguez and hit.” I Weaver deadpanned: Saturday entirely with sophomores — who 649-8705 the Eli squad which tops the Leon Smith 138, Ted Chambers Fhhing Tockte • Hy Tying MoftrMs been made about McLain when shortstop E d. -Brinkman, plus The Reds have yet to com- “ if it’s Nolan, then probably can be accepted also comprise half of the start­ NCAA standings (n defense 138, John Mack 136-pi, Mike 315 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER 643-5135 "We're Not Satisfied Until You Are” riione 6l;!-.')l.i> he was with Detroit. pitchers Joe Coleman and Jim ment on Robinson’s offensive —and I say probably—^Brooks Krino- ^ “ ®*’***®*’® may ers—while Yale, with the ex­ 301 against scoring. Zwick 136-366, Ken*Ostrinsky I len FMiing Williams took a "let’s wait Hannan to the Tigers. ontributions: Robinson will play third base.” "i, Colgate, with seven points, is ception. of Jauron, runs -with “ “ •ey. Notch Road, Bolton. 137. . the only one of Yale’s first Uiree last year’s starters. H

PAOB THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-THREE 0

THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOdPLE Business Services Help Wanted— Help ° Wanted— Male 34 Offered 13 Female 35 QUIT STALLIN': ALL "CRUNCHY MUNCHIES" '...A N 'A *0 N»TAIN C f * O K , K(P/ EAT I C O N 'T 1 m l l Ad ie s a r e UMAMIMOUS B R E A K F A S T FCXJCVS c o n t a i n s WHEAT p a n g e r m a g i c AAUcH "M o MIDI , A nd vjh en the s e a s o n r o l l s a r o u n d , . YER CEREAL I LIKE <30N N A Ani»H *0 r,t¥ioui fuiil* CLASSIFIED ABOUT THE SAME: GERM, RIBOFLAVIN, AMESITE work — repair walks - SklRT6 TMiS AUTUMM - GUESS WHAT ST'/LE TNE'f’R E SPORTIN’ CHAMBERMAIDS, week - ALLIED PAYS TOP t h i s : UM, VAE, I'LL PfaoBABUy . ends. Apply in person Fiano’s I LIKE m o n o s o d iu m CLUB S O E fiS ^ , ESI and driveways. Holes repair­ GLUTAMATE, BB DDIHINS MV FELLOW The Spoken Word g B Q g S ed. Reasonable. For free esti­ Motor Inn, 100 East Center St. "CRUMCHV INDUtTRIALlSTtf IN "WE HASN'T T E R M e TME'/RL MOT i ^ m e .m e it m e r ! 1^ I 'll w e a r what WAGES LECITHIN, PAC-SEP mates call 643-9112. between 9 a.m.-6 p.m. MUNCHIES’i TYtooM CLUB B u t 1 'l l ADVERTISING fueHiikj M £ IT UOOKG . I LIME'" AMD DEXTROSE KEEP MV OWLS MEMBEtasHiP/ T H E « A L T ACROSS 4 Night before PRINTING PLANT s l i S [T iMTO A M ID I A L I D O N ’T I a l w a y s S A lP T W A T S F U C C E S S F=OB. T H E an event b M CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TWO YOUNG married men BECP./ I Say 5 Rubicund tlEMGTMr y V LIUE r / WOULD NEVER BPOIL ME--- 6 Newsmonger will do small repair jobs and NURSE’S Aide, 11 to 7 shift. First Shift N O T t h a t TWe IS MY BPasr 6 Himalayan 8 AM . to 4:30 P.M. ^ M I O I v ^ 12 Reach goat antelopes painting, also cellar cleaning Call 649-4519. SUCCESS, YtDU UNPEPSTANP destination 7 Frank and light trucking. Call 646- 13 Antagonize CHIEF IfipPERATOR ■VCk ' 8 Addr^es COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. II Acquired 2692, 646-2047. Experience necessary in 9 The siin M IMAGINE A NEW YEAR 15 Staggerer 10 Verbal suffix 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON , color and register. 16 Medicinal CLEANING — Interior —both' WITH NO BILLS 11 By means of Dpadllne for Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Friday plant residential and commercial. 12 Turkish 46 Feminine 1'/ Ruin ' dignitary appellation Satisfactory work gfuarahteed. MULTI-LITH OPERATOR 18------talk name 17 Utter 27 Carpenter’s PLEASE READ YOUR AD For friendly free estimates, (chatter) implement 47 Soak flax packaged AVON products. Experience necessary. suddenly 48 World War II call Suburban Ffobr Mainten­ 21 Light (2 words) 31 Worn by Clusifled or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a Call now: 289-4922. conversation group (ab.) ance, 649-9229. ' a l l e y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Actuate friction convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 25 Ampere (ab.) 49 Unit of - ______:______ly BINDERY 32 Church area 20 Primate reluctance DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time lor Oie SOMETHING ) YES INDEER MV WE'RE c a l l in g it r SHOULD) 1/ WHY, 28 Musical 35 Possessive SNOW..ReriiOval — A & A Snow Need man experienced in WHAT IN THE WORLD 22 Hurry .50 Mohammedan next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE Int HNWCvU ) ARE YOU TWO COOKING' PRETTY / d e a r ; MOO 'KING'S FAY,' THONOR. SAY SO! MOSTLY/ THAT composition 23 Prospero’s pronoun removal. Don't wait to be all bindery equipment, pri­ GUZ'S f ig u r e s ! man’s name correct or omitted insertion lor any advertisement and then UP, ANYWAY? SPECIAL, ) IS ASOUT TO SUZ'5 IJNSELFISHUNSELFISH X HOW V v WHOSE I GUZ'S I FItiUKts: 29 Rodent servant 37 Crucial times snowed in. Make arrange­ 51 Flatfish only to the extent ol a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which marily folders. UMPA / HAVE A NEW DEVOTIONICW TO H IS/ ABOUT THAT \ f ipEA W AS J W E R E .'V 30 Profuse talk 24 The earth 41 Aspersions ----- — -■ NATIONAL SUBUECTS,JECTS,' , / UMPA, AIN'T, ) V //— 32 Chief 43 Hawaiian bird 52 Mouthhke do not lessen the value ol the advertisement will not be ments now at our pre-season MEAT HOUDAY.' J _ > ^ T H A T G R E A T ^ ^ n Y ^ ; y (C ^ 25 Dismay corrected by "m ake good” insertion. rates. Plowing done at season Teutonic god 26 Feminine 45 Encourage parts SECOND SHIFT 33 Talk idly 10 II rates or by the job. 646-3467. 34 Provider IT WRAPPERS of hints (RockvUle, 'ToU Free) TREE SERVICE (Soucler)..- — MULTI-LI'TH OPERATOR 36 Colloquial 12 Trees cut, building lots clear­ FULL AND PART.-nME Experience necessary. ^OAAE PEOPLE HBfeF- CHAHSE s contraction IS 643-2711 ed, trees topped. Got a tree lO-WI < WWW Wti W TM l»f Pt 37 Small houMS 14 875-3136 problem! Well worth phoiie 'Atjk 38 Guido's high Immediate openings for EX­ JANITOR note call, 742-8262. PERIENCED full and part- 39 Sly glance 22 23 24 AutomoWles For Solo 4 10- CAHOt ANHHAMsmN\ Hours can be negotiated— f4 OUT OUR WAY BY J. &. WILLIAMS 40 Stratagenui YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. time Meat Wrappers. Would like for 5 to 6 hours 42 "W h a t ------5T Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ C I¥?0 b, U-.„d r,aiu„ S,-d.ai-cinnnAlF’ersonnel, OAA.AnAn 646-4040. want to see your letter. steering. Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. fets, cookouts, stag parties ade. your friends.shop with few do! Your letter wlU be de­ created especially for you. 24 MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., —T lars weekly .- You get things r r t att.tnp. stroyed if the advertiser Middle Tpke., 649-8705. Retail back­ 1964 Country Squire wagon, V-8, Leggett St. East Hartford, mortgages—interim financing BABYSITTER wanted. Wash- free. Write-for details- and free ground required — any type. is one you’ve mentioned. — expedient and confidential ington St. School, Cedar St., WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE automaUc, power steering. CUSTOM MADE slip covers, 528-5348. all nev^catalog. Popular Club Openings at' all levels. Fee %u >«y,' ■ If not it will be handled $82 - $129, in the convenience service. J. D. Real Estate area, first grade boy, kinder­ Plan, /'Dept. Z600, Lynbrqok, in the usual manner. be garten girl. References. 646- paid. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. CUSTOM FINA>{CING of your living room. Choose FREE TOYS and gifts can Assoc. 643-5129. N. ,Y. /o -// from ovdr 2(X) exciting prints, yours in time for Christmas. 0384. OIL BURNER Service man — £3RAMPAW k. Nil. 1^ TH In U1 0«* ARRANGED IVOMAN for general house­ Grant’s of Vernon. 872-9171. Let me give a toy party in MORTGAGES — First and sec- to $175. Fee paid. Rita Person­ CAN YOU use extra money?' work, one day weekly. Will your home. You’ll love it! 647- ond. All types to suit require- nel, 648-4040. ' Lost and Found 1 236-3069 9613. Bea. ments. Confidential, efficient Can you work 25 to 30 hqn'ra pay $2. hourly. Call 649-7204 af- per week? Need mature^'S/om- LOST.— Men’s eyeglasses in ------^ ^ ------service. P. A. Thorne, 649-6281. ♦ter 6. MAN wanted to work In glass SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Household Services an, car essential, .^pply In case, ^:Wclnlty Parkade Apts, company, some experience re- Offered 13-A Rooftng a n d ------person, Knudsen D^iy, 1100 * qulred, full or part-time. Apply area orvSouth Main St. 649- Burnside Ave. E.aSt Hartford. 3 ^ , evenings. Trucks— ^Tracti Chimneys 16-A Business Opportunity 28 Help Wonted— Mole 36 in person. White Glass Co., 31 1946 CHEVROLET half-ton LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and ROOFING — Specializing re- Blssell St., Manchester. attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, pick-up with 327 e ^ n e , com­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new T K i'E P H O N E Automobties For Sale 4 pletely rebuilt, excellent con trees cut and removed. 643- roofs, gutter work, chimneys SUNOCO SALESMEN WANTED dition. Much more. $200. oi 6000. cleaned and repaired. 30 years ______/'S o l i c i t o r best offer. 876-6575. Good closer needed by Na­ NEED CAR? fjredlt Very bad? experience. Free estimates. NEW3-BAY CXILONIAL DE- FJjtperienced preferred, but TWO handymen want a variety tional credit company to so­ WANTED 'V' Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- Call Howley643-6361, 644- SIGN SERVICE STATION ^hot necessary, will train. of jobs by day or hour. We 8333 IN MAN(JHF»TER - VERNON licit accounts receivable. est Douglas accepts lotvest r a n CHERO pick-up, stan- clean yards, attics and cellars. Salary plus commission. H RST C L A S S down, smallestam-knllAaf iimnwpayments, any­ x a > '______AREA. * / ' Hours 9 to 4 p.m.—4 to 8:30 Bonus. Large earnings. Ul­ dard shift. $350. Call 742-8161. Reasonable. Call 643-6305. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE & where. Not small loan finance p.m. timate potential could be MEAT CUTTER anywhere from $750 to $1,- THAT SAWy TR KID BETTER WATCH SEEWS SAWYER TOOK KARATE company plan. Douglas. Mo^ LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, R o o fin g — S id in g 1 6 Training, P ro m o tlj^ and OH, IT DIDN'T AMOUNT TO ANY­ % Call 643-2493 300 weekly depending upon to service meats in Man­ HIS STEP. KORYS t o u g h AS NAILS. LESSONS LAST SUMMER. VERY tors, 345 Main. TraBers— attics cleaned and removed. ------:------—------Business Counselliig, Financial WHAT'S THING. SEEMS PEPPER SAWYER the type of person who qual­ chester vicinity. Man able THIS ABOUT DATED KORY CALLAHAN'S filRL HE'LL TEAR SAWYER APART. QUICK... and a lot TOUGHER Bulk delivery. 644-8962. P & S ROOFTOG ai^ repairs Assistance Avalla^.' to cam over $11,000 year 1968 (TORVETTE, 427, Coupe, Mobile Homes 6-A done realistically. Free esti­ ifies. DISSENSION AND RORY GOT THAN YOU THINK. KEEP IT EXPERIENCED saleslady for in 6-day week, plus bene­ IN MIND, ROCKY. low mileage, $3,300. Phone 649- CUSTOM made draperies, slip mates. Call anytime. 649-1516 fits. State experience and AMONG THE A LITTLE HOT junior and pre-teen depart­ Invest none of your own ABOUT IT. GUESS sh e's I WISH -THAT 8690 after 6 p.m. or days 289- sHASTA trailer 1961, $750. covers and reupholstering. or 742-8388. For information call Sun Oil Co. references in reply to Box PLATERS. ment of quality specialty store money but realize a tremen­ NELLY.? NOT AT HOME. BORE WOULD QUIT 9821. Call 643-9632. Budget terms. Established in “ NN” , Manchester Itorald. 'Kr calling o n m e . 1945. Days, 624-0154, evenings, BIDWELL Home Improvement S68-3400 located downtown Manchester, dous profit.. Interested? We 1966 GTO, excellent condition, 649-7690. Co. Expert installation of ,/ full-time only need apply. Call need an honest person with 389 engine, tri-power, and aluminum siding, gutters and Evenings and weekends call col- 643-2128 between 9:30 - 4:30. common sense. Excellent c much more, $1,400. or best of­ SALE! SALE! SALE! REWEAVING of burns, moth- trim. Roofing installation and lec>; 413-733-2997, Bill Fitzgerald opportunity for retired peo­ lo - iH fer. 875-6676. holee, zippers repaired. Win­ repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. ple. FToperly oriented In­ e lOT t, HU, W. T>L~t.,. U.t M. 0«. . dow shades made to measure, dividuals should earn no MAINTENANCE TERRY TRAILERS RN or LPN part-time or full­ 1966 'llVETTE, new 427, with all size Venetian blinds. Keys less than $100 weekly. No MECHANIC "Trying ■to find themselves, are they? That shouldn't headers, Hurst, modified sus­ COX TRAILERS made while-you wait. Tape re­ Heating and Plumbing 17 time 11-7. Call 649-4519. canvassing. Write Box be difficult . . . they’re nearly always hereS” pension, two tops, $2,600. 649- “ RR” , Manchester Herald. MAINTENANCE DEPT. corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 GRANT’S Plumbing Service — EARN $15-$30,000 1053. USED TRAILERS Main St., 649-5221. Third shift. Must be able to Free estimates, pluS quality AS A CLERK T . 1968 CAMARO, Rally sport, 327- BOATS AND MO'TORS PIANO TUNING and band in- work. 643-0341. perform industrial mechani­ BY LANK LEONARD 210 h.p,, 3-speed, console, ex­ stroment repairing ' by Hartt g^M WATCON Plumbing SHELL DEALER cal repair work and also tras. Immaculate condition. and Good opportunity for quali­ / All new and used trailers, (Jollege of Music graduate. must haVe ability to repair L E T 'S GO , DO '/OU THINK IT'S WE'LL SOON FIND OUT/ $1,750 or beet offer. 643-9740 af­ Heating. Bathroom remodel­ fied person to work in a BT MILTON CANIFF rental trailers and recent Ward Krause., 643-5336. small office within our or­ WANTED MICKEY! an o th er w il d IT'S ONLY THIRTY FIVE ter 6:30. Anytime on week­ ing and repairs. FTee esti­ and install electrical equip­ a/lL HUDSON IS /MY BROTHER— I GOOSE CHASE, MILES TO THE NORTH trade-ins are now available . Ambitious man desired now ganization. Telephone exper­ end^. ALL AROUND men, we clean mates. Call 649-3808. ■' for existing 3-bay service Young men or retired men ment. Excellent starting rate AND IF YOU WANT TO KNOW SERGEANT? e n d ; ..MY HUSBAND IS J ' WILL YOU GIVE ME ^ f ' MY STEVE CAn' ^ ^ H A T CUSTOMER TOOK YES, SHE BOUGHT A BLOUSE.' at year end prices. ience desired and must also •attics, cellars, garages, re­ station with high gallonage, to train for meat counter and great fringe benefits. WHERE HE IS, M EET M E AT THE AN AIR FORCE YOUR ADDRESS AND FIND OUT WHETHER UP PLENTY OF YOUR - BUT IT WAS WHAT SHE GAVE FREE - - 1961 (TOMET Wagon have a good figure apti­ CORNER OF MAIN AND CHESTNUT- TIME I I HOPE YOU ME THAT WAS IMPORTANT * move trees, etc. Reasonable. located in Tolland, Conn. and catting. PILOT-HE^''AWAY 3NE NUMBER? YOUR HUSBAND IS with purchase of 7 good tires, Millinery. tude. Company offers excel­ Call for appointment, Lor­ ON THE NORTH END! ON TEMFbRAPY _ AH-ALIVE— i 'l l SOLD HER SOMETHING.' SAMPLE BUYS! Free estimates. 528-0670. Excellent opportunity for radio and heater. $226. 646- aggressive type individual. lent wages, and working con­ raine Murphy 643-5163. Dirry... l / ~ y LET YOU KNOW ! Dressmaking 19 Apply in person to: 1371. Used COX 1970 WAS $1,197, ditions, convenient free Now $826. TROUBLE finding minis? Cus­ parjdng and an excellent ROGERS CORP. SHELL OFFERS 1963 PLYMOUTH^ good running . Building'— tom made dresses, ladies suits, free benefit program. MEATOWN Mill and Oakland Sts. condition, needs paint $225.' Also 1970 MFG Fishing Contracting 14 gowns an(^ alterations. Prompt •^Paid Training Apply: 121S East HafttoMi Conti - ^ -eqyd:opportunl^ '• 1963 FORD Wagon, Ideal sec at year-end, prices. * MASONARY — All types of FIRST NA'nONAL )0-lt lyans / employer ond family ca f, standard Shift, -i • < ' stone and Concrete work. No • And man'y more benefits STORES good condition. 644-1750 after C A M P E R S H O L ID A Y IN C. job too small. Ftee estimates. Moving— nicking^ Quality workmansWp,,. Work PARK & OAKLAND 1 p.m. Storage 20 GET THE FACTS Route 66 guaranteed. Out _]of season AVENUES OLDSMOBILE, 1968, CkiUas su­ rates. Call after ^ 'p .m ., 6<3- MANCHESTElfl — Delivery- BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Portland, (3onn. Gall collect days: 203-289- MR. AblSRNATHT preme, 4-door hardtop, "30,000 1870 or 644-2976. . ■ _ ' t light trucking and package de­ 1521, Mr. Palumbo. Eve­ EAST HARTFORD, - « T " J IW1»!I^ ' " ■ ■ / ' - .1 —ii y , 1-642-1212 M f i miles, power brajkes and steer­ livery. Refrigerators, wSshers nings, 849-0294',-Jdr. 'Beatoii. r • CONN. • WANTED . . BB9\0EG, I ALWAYS WANTED TO OWN SURE, WHY NOT ing, ^r-epnditioner. Excellent CARPENTRY — concrete steps, and ■ stove mpvlng, specialty. m m \ A UQUIDAT10N ANYWAY. SHALL WE GO TAKE ADVANTAGE condition. Asking $2,300. .643- floors, hatchways, remodeling Folding chalVs for -rent. 649- FULL-TlillE EXPERIENCED IN, FLO SSIE? OF A BARGAIN j WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 4286. . 1969 CAMP Trailer, sleeps 5. ' pprehes, garages, closets, ceil­ 0752. MATURE woman wanted as ,-rioH , Stove, refrigerator, sink, heat­ ings, pttlcs finished, . rec SHELL OIL'COMPANY companion for elderly lady. No 1086 BUIC3K, 2-door V-8, Sky­ er, electricity. $1,050. 646-2463 rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth­ LUBRICATION MAN FOR DAYS t r v WELL, FIRST I HNDA AVJD I WOUGHTEHE FJEALIV 477 Conn. Blvd."^' heavy housework and no laim- L l Q H l 0 f ° ^ lark, blue, piany extras. after 7 p.m. er related work. No job too dry. Live-in one week, off sec­ FDDDLE/AND I OOUL WANTED TO I^NOW. Priced to seU, $800. 643- Painting— Fapering 21 You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest S A L ^ |. HOWDOYOlGEr small. Dan Moran, Buikter. East-Hartford, Conn. ond week, work alternate e o D IRT Y , A«X)ND IN IT. THEN I ... 2339. Evenings, 649-8880. sei'vice station. Working conditions are pleasant p R l C ^ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom weeks... Pleasant surroundings. WINTHROP? 4uto Driving School 7-A Painting, Interior and exterior, and your fellow employes are most congenial. 1962 CHEI^OLET wagon, V-8, LEON Cieszynskl builder—new Write BoJt S, Manchester Her- You will receive fullP(:ompany benefits — plus TV hilly- Irifli^red. —ald,______...... -.... ifiany ri*iil^c o psy» One owner. ■ Excellent con­ years professional driving ex­ Ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ For free estimates call 649- Privafe insituciRbfls ^3 dition. Beet offer. Call 742- perience. Call 64^6160. rages, kitcheps remodeled, 9658. If no answer 643-6$62. CLEANING woman wahted,, 3-4 hours! Apply in person at PRIVATE LESSONS — Angelo days weekly. Permanent pSsl-., 7880. bath tile, cement work. Steps, B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Gesmundo. Clarinet and Saxa- tion. Send name, address, dormers. Residential or com­ ______UOMeS4-WP6£WAV :z 1964 PONTIAC, Bonneville, 2- MotorJycles— interior and exterior painting, phone. Gradqtite Hartt Col­ phone number .and references mercial. Gall 649-4291. ■ paper hanging. Thirty years lege. Public school music edu­ to Box R., Manchester Herald. PRISCILIiA’S POP BY AL VERMEER door, power steering, brakes, ^ Bicycles 11 llforiarty Brothers automatic, good condition, HALLMARK Building Co. >for experience, four generations. cator. Call. 649-JS093. All replies confidential. Writ­ original owner, reasonable. home Improvement, additions, Free estimates, fully insured. ing ability not rrtiifired. 315 c e n t e r ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. MUCUO-KARATE) IT'S SUPPOSED TO ; WHATte THIS FOR^- B Y GOUIX BLUE Schwinn Sting;ray, good PIANO teacher, MA (UConn) ] W O R K S // 649-8649. condition. $20. Call- after 6 :30, rec rooms, house painting, 643-7361. SHAVE LcrrioN.*., DRIVE WOMEN. TO IM P R E SS a c K and LRSM London. Call 646- LICENSED practical nurse I!V E ■SEEM ITv <=rlRl-S A T TVIE^^ / O ' / y IS W l l - D ! Cl>» l, HK, Ik. m Ih Ut M. OI». 643-4673. garages, roofing, gutters. Free p ^ L L - A good time to have 3217. graduate. Conn, license. 3 p.m. » V O N _ T ^ --lOFFICE'?, TRIUMPH TR 3, l«i^ good AU 4 estimates. All work guaran- house painted. Call Rlch- condition,' body perfect. $476. to 11 p.m., five week days. teed. 646-0202. ard E. Martin, 649-4411, Pro­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TilRNliR 643-2444. Business Services Small nursing home. Rock­ DORMERS, gars^es, porches, fessional painters, free esti­ Female 35 ville, 875-9121. VDU'5A1P YDUK5ELF YOU HMMMu. MABEL»..,TRY TO ROUSE- VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - good con­ Offered 13 rec rooms, looih additions, mate. Help Wanted— D SUSPECTED THERE WA5 A THE, POLICE CONSTABLE BURCH— dition. $625. Call after 6 p.m., BEAUTY advisors wanted, no 'WITCH COVEN' IN THE s t a t io n \S AND KEEP r i n g i n g : SHARPENING Service — Saws, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, THERE'S SOMETHING 646-4874. CONTRACTOR J-' Interior, ex- DEMONSTRATORS — Are you experience necessary. Vull o r v il l a g e , PK. GORPONh. CLOSER, AND knives, axes, shears, ' skates, siding, general repairs. Quality terioE painting, paper hanging. part-time, will trmn. Call Mon­ •WELL I YOU WERE RIGHTi WE HAVE ONL'/ HE'P BETTER LO O K workmanship. Financing;, avail­ interested In home decorating? ONE LOCAL 1963 FORD Falcon. 2-door, rotary blades. Quick service. Discount on wallpaper. Call day ..to Friday. 1 to 5 p.m., 289- ARE YOU LOOKING able. Economy Builders, Inc. (Something new, something OPFICEK... deal), automatic, goood running Capitol Equipment Co., ,38 Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. 5806'r . 643-6lh9, 872-0647 evenings. different) $50.-$l00. weekly. condition. $300. Call 649-9119. Main 'St., Manchester. Hours Call 526-0505. INSIDE^utside painting. Spe­ WOMAN for part-time counter dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9. SAVE MONEY! Fast service.* Saturday, 7:3Qr4.. 643-7958------cial rates for people oyer 65. work dally. Apply FOR A FUTURE?? 1963 CHEVY II, $'160. fe43-4032. Dormers, room additions, ga­ Call my competitors, then call ^ IfTt fcf NIA, Ut. VO’14 in person, Swiss Laundry, 521 MANCHESTER .'Tree Service — rages, porches, roofing and me. Estimates given. 649-7883. siding. Compare prices. Add- Middle Turnpike East, Man­ Specializipg in tree removal, chester. NO LAYOFFS!! 1963 OLDSMOBILE station A-Level Dormer Corp- 289- m R. K' s decorating service. FOR MATURE A SECURE FUTURE! LANCELOT BY C ^ K E R and a PEN N pruning; shrubs,- lots cleared. wagon, 9 passenger, radio, Flilly Insured. Call 649-6422. 0449. Painting, Interior and exterior, > HAIRDRESSER, a small ag­ YOUDU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOB!!! /fCPrteONOVEK /TTT'GtlMEG like THIS X WISH I ^ power steering, power brakes. ------^------paper and vinyl hanging. Free Girl or woman. An interesting gressive shop, full time. 649- HEI?E,C>?l?AiNO! A N P see /A E / ( HAP 0CUGHTA /AIN,^RE P O O Q L B ^ A-1 condition, no rust. $460. or TIMBERLAND Tree Service, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- ^timates. 568-8089. position in retail store. Must 3906. Duet Beauty Studio. riERe.CVRAHo.* & o l l best offer. 4 Uttle St., 643-9708. tree removal, pruning, shrobs, modeling specialist. Additions,------^— have ability to meet people. Learn To Be A Printer and lots cleared. Fifteen years rec rooms,, dormers, porches, PAINTING and paper hanging. Because of extensivd training WANTED; Typist to type , 3 interior and exterior, reslden experience. Bonded and insur­ cabinets, formica, built-ins, involved we are interested only manuscript from tape-record-' 3?V^ hour week . . . 2 weeks’ vacation with pay . . . 1962 PONTIAC, sport coupe. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446 tlal or commercial. For c v p a n o ! BY BOUSON ed. FVee estimates. Call 647- in someone who desires a per- ed dictation. c.40 pages, hne LITTLE SPORTS best offer. 644-8447. prompt free estimate call 647- ^anent position. Salary is open copy. Write Rev. R. H. Allen, sick leave . . . retirement plan . . . hospitalization 9470. NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— . . . and much more. NEKT r^AT At 1914 or 643-9347. (or the right individual. Write 33 Park St., Manchester. i : r ' Fttn-Tv TRENCHING and drainage Remodeling, repairing, addi­ eavepn

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHE^R, CONN., I^DNESflAYi OCTREE 14, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 p a g e THIRTY-FIVE Housos For Solo 72 Houses For Solo 72 H o u s m For Solo 72 Articles For Sale 45 Out of Town Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sqle 72 Houses For Soto Ouff o f TaiWn H e b ro n Fot Rent 66 MANCHESTER Is next door to MANCHESTER — Two-faiimy, For Sale 75 Government GARAGE Sale — Colored glass, BERRTS WORLD this beautiful 4-room Ranch,. needs work, excellent potea MANCHESTER Immaculate miscellaneous. 92 Phelps St., BOL’rbN- — Second Bolton NORTH Coventry — Four-room has oversized garage and In tial. Asking $16,900. Three- rage, carpeting in ill rooms. beautiful Ross Named ^ FUNNY SSIFIED East Hartford, behind First apartment. $90 monthly. Phone Lake, Hrelr Rd., lakefront Clarifies excellent condition. Call on this. famlly, needs work, excellent famUy room, garage, laige' $21,5DO National, Main St.,t., 872-3679. potential. Asking $21,900. 'treed lot. Must be seen. Up­ property with^-^-room unfinlah- $19,500. Mitten Agency, Real- ed cabin, $11,996'.''<:;^1 Paul W. BARGAIN Tag SaleiIa —' 1House­ , NEW 3-room apartment, Ver­ tors, 643-6930. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. per 20’s. Frechette Realtors, SIX-ROOM CAPE To Regional School Plan VERTISING dm CA 1740 large authentic Co- Agency, 647- 647-9093. Dougan Agency, 64S‘4$35. hold items, furniture, books, non Center. Seen by appoint­ MANCHESTER — 3-ffllinUy, 4 -4 NEW LISTING — Beautiful 7- lonl^lr 11 rooros, 7 fireplaces, - ______(Continued from Page One) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS electric fixtures and garden ment only, 875-9676. duplex plus 3%-room apart­ Full-shed dormer. Master ’THIS lovely 7-room OolonIkl< Is Study Panel tractor, etc., etc. All in good room aluminum-sided Raised 2 baths, Wme of the original ’TWO-PAMILT Duplex treed PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, bedroom fit for a KING size located four miles from Veo'- Ranch,' built-ins, fireplace, ment, excellent investment, should be free "to take Into ac­ / 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. condition. Saturday and Sun­ floors, laths, d ^ rs, etc. qan private rear yard. Cmvenlent approximately 2,800 square bedroom furniture, 1% non Circle. ’This home is set on 'Mqrvln A. Ross, chai^'an of wall-to-wall carpet, l^^ baths. $27,500. Call owner, 633-7928. feet of living space, 16x24’ UV- count the benefits to be derived -X day. Oct. 17-18, 9 until 5 p.m;, Wonted To Rent 68 ^ t iq«t^ 8 whUe restorinTU location. Business p ^ S u e s baths, wall-to-wall carpet­ a % acre lot, has paneled fam- thebe m bron Board of Education, sum m ing pool, j^ n^h e ^ R - Central lo- ing room with fireplace, from preserving the traditional COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 2985 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ SENIOR citizen,'62, gentle&nari, inortgage. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agdh- ing. Assumable mortgage, lly room, one-car garage and has been'ltamed as ihe board’s sor. $35,900. Wolverton Agency cation, restored 7-room older PbUbrlck Agency, Realtors, cy, 647-1413. ^ formal dining, modem kitch­ city utilities. many more extras. Priced to representative—to the Regional neighborhood method of scluxd employed, needs large pleas­ Realtors,' 649-2813. 646-4200. « :30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION center hall Colonial. Four bed­ en, Ubrary with flaeplace. sell at $29,900. Call Paul W. study Commlttee^.iRoss will re- assignment.” WELL kept carpets show the ant room or share apartment. Deiulllne lor Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Friday rooms, 1% baths, large rooms. ------— ------Th r e e -f a m i l y . S2e ooo Vhn three large bedmoms, spacious Dougan Agency, 649-453tf. place WUMam Hehaghan who results of regular Blue Lustre No rooming house. Write Box R^DUCED_ ^ Pour-bedroom MANCHESTER — $26,900, Im- said. For details M r’ Lombar P ooled famUy room with Are- This argument is the biggest Garrison Colonial, two baths, $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- spot cleaning. Rent electric ‘‘TT” , Manchester Herald. ~ • maculate 3-bedroom Ran**, do, Belfiore Agency 64^T4lF place, 3V4 baths, wall-to-wall PHILBRICK NOR’TH Coventry — 5%-room committee obstacle In the path of the Legal TOUR COOPERATION WILL, fireplace, 9 rooms, carpeting, 0131. shampoocr $1. Plnewood Fur­ Garage. Two-years old. Very j . carpeting in many rooms, Ranch, flmplace, bullt-lns, ga- ^he committee, organized ufr- Defense Fund as It seeks a rul­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 double garage, large lot. Up­ niture Shop. central quiet street. Hutchins GET ’IHE inside story on this patio, swimming pool, two-car rage nice area near of Public Act ing that assures every black Business Property per 30’a. Morrison Realtor, 643- GREAT 2-family value, b-5, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. completely redone 8-room Co- garage and a 3 acre lot with a AGENCY Thanx to chUd in areas where segrega­ 1015. walk to shopping, schools and Agency, ggg "advlsabUity JoMpH Solflk LOST bright carpet colors? Re­ For Sale 70 view, surroimds this lovely REALTORS tion was enforced by govern­ store them with Blue Lustre. church. A ' lovely home and a —^------; ------lonlal with 2-car garage! Wall- of the addition to or withdrawal DcUind, FUi. Continued Prom Preceding Po y 478 PORTER St. — Pud. the to-wall throughout, new roof, custom built home. $60’s, Phll­ ment action to attend i^ o o ls Rent electric shampooer $1. MANCHESTER suburbs, busi­ NEW LlarnNG — oversized fine Investment. The smart SULLIVAN Ave., right on Hill- grades from the regional finishing touches on this 8- stove, dishwasher. Lovdly brick Agency, Realtors, 646- 646-4200 © 1970 W NEA. loc not racially Identifiable &a Ne­ Taylor Rental Center, 155 Cen­ ness location 5^-room Ranch, Garrison Colonial, less than way to become a property own­ side Dr. to 24 Steep< Rd. 6- school.’- gro. Help Wonted^Mole 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 one year old. Owner trans­ er. $25,000. Call Warren E. room Colonial. 2% baths, 2 tire* ««t-floor family room, alum- 4200. '' *"<■ ' ter St., Manchester, 643-2496. iVi baths, excellent condition, room Raised Ranch, wall-to* present, Rham High Black’s startling statements ferred. Eight rooms, baths, Howland, Realtor 643-1108. places, screened pbrch, 2-car storms, screens, doors. — - ■ ■------Todoy’i FUNNY will |wr'$1.00 for CAR WASH Attendant—Monday ENGLISH Setter puppies, AKC country store, out buildings. wall carpet, full basement, regional school, ooch origtool "funny” uioo. $044 goof to Nabrit visibietimibled the through Saturday, 9 to 5. Apply registered, shots and wormed, first-floor family room with ------garage, private lot. Many oth- Would you believe the upper UNUSUAL home, actually two n e W US’TING — two-famUy 4- to: Todoy'f FUNN'f, 1200 WofI 'rlii«4 260' frontage. Hayes Agency, - This older laundry rdbm, rec room, lava- Grades 7 through civil rights lawyer, who stam­ at 1044 Burnside Avenue, East nicely marked. 643-0412. Boats and Accessories 46 fireplace, formal dining room, MANCHESTER er fine features. OaU for ap- ’' ' ” *** twenties! Believe it! Mr. homes, one with 8 rooms and 4, new furnaces, new oak tory, garage, swimming pool, Is attended by students St., ClonloiHi, Ohio 44113. 646-0131. Colonial has mered' as he grop^ for a re- Hartford. 389-0847, 643-0160. 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, lovely 7-room polntment, Builder-Owner, Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- one with 5 rooms, both expand- floors, two-car garage. Call us large fenced In yard. Owner Hebron, Andover and GERICH Marine Service 1082 aluminum siding, modernized s^nse. He told the 84-year-oI4' AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup­ VERNON—Route 83, near traf­ 2-car garagd. Excellent neigh­ 643-2282, 644-8896. able. Situated on well land- today. Heritage House, 646- will consider taking mortgage. pies, rare pure white, large Tolland Tpke., Buckland. borhood. $43,500. Phllbrick kitchen, large 13x21 family ------— p p A xTTTtm ^ ------scaped acre. Call for details. justice he was not trying ,4b fic circle, modem commercial 2482. Drive by. Call ’Towne Real Es- Regional Study Commit- rearrange living patterns to the boned, championship blood­ ■ Evinrude Sales and service building approximately 2300 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room, 2-car garage, formal and Evinrude snowmobile OARmsON colonial, modem ^ t^ n eS ie^ on deS ^l tate 649-4056. representatives from Vernon country, but pnly trylng,4o inte­ line. Pedigree. 666-9254. square feet, central air-con­ dining room, wall-to-wall car­ the three towns’ boards and the MEAT sales and service. Boating- CONTEMPORY 7% - room '-shaped street. Quality built grate the schools^ / ditioning, large display area pets, Interior and exterior Lots For Sole 73 VERNON — Modern 6-room Co- Reg;ional District 8 Board, will RABBITS for Sale — Chinchil­ Snowmobile accessories. Ranch, large lot in beautifully completely ’ redecorated. Lo­ nlorn nno /..ii .__ w-.- by GambolotU. All the new DU’TCH Colonial, 9 rooms, Por- lonlal. ’Three bedrooms, two study the possibUity of further “ Prom the first eO^,’’ Black las, New Zealand Giants, Cali­ plus waiting and conference wooded setting. Fireplace., Vocational said, “ I have been Interissted In rooms, large paved parking cated in center of town. In­ baths. Four bedrooms, io^lM^ *■»***!? locatiwi. ter St. area. Ffour bedrooms, VERNON — Acre plus, high king sized, sewing room, spa- regionalization to include Grades fornians, Checkers, Blacks, GLASTRON fibreglas boat, three bedrooms, IV2 baths, fam­ plain discrimination cm account CUTTERS lot, $60,000. Phllbrick Agency, cluded is additional B zone lot 180’. $80,900 PhUbrick Agency, now^ formal dining room, Ubrary, scenic location $8,900. BoUot clous living room with fire- ^1 through 6. Dutch Belts, Reds; large does 50 h.p. Mercury engine, Snow- © 1970 tr NEA, ily room, large flagstone patio. of record. $32,500. Call Art Realtors, 646-4200. Agency. 647-1413. assumable $21,000, 6 per cent yemon, acre $4,200. formal dining room. Also, the possibility of wlth- of race. tVe should correct Oiot, and bucks for breeding, also co trailer. Excellent condition, 646-4200. High School $29,500. Phllbrick Agency, Schulz at Paul W. Dougran mortgage. Phllbrick Agency, yollMd acre^ $3,000. Hayes wall-to-wall carpeting, 1% drawing some grades from But I am disturbed when we are' bred doe’s. Very reasonable; $1,500. Call 649-3078. Realtors, 646-4200. 100 PER CENT financing! Yes, FULL AND PART-TIME " I think it's very important for us to listen to what our LIQUOR store in Manchester, ______Agency, 649-4535. NINSl-ROOM Colonial, 6 bed- 100 per cent financing to’ qual^ Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-0131. baths, large lot with a view. Rham High School will be con- told we should try to change the also all colors in bunnies. Call < good location. Good income. lives of people around the coun- young people arp trying to tell us— then punch 'em out! MANCHESTER — A spacious MANCHESTER — First time rooms, paneled family room, Ified buyers on this elsiit-room urANT’mrflTTm oil o/tvAa Assumable mortgage. $25,900. sirred. Advocated Immediate openings for full 878 7988. , p„e| o„d Foocl 49-A For details call Phllbrick buUt-lM. 2H baths, double ga- Ranch. Four or five bfdrooms. OWNEM a n x l.^ for quick w i^ e d hide-a way Phllbrick Agency, Realtors’, ’The committee held their first Urging immediate action on u .u . lawn surrounds this four-bed­ on the market-, 4-bedroom old­ Black, who above all the Jus- and part-time Meat Cutters. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room Cape in a neighborhood rage, large treed lot.lot, HutchinsHutchinn RAnember,Remember, 100mo perru»r cent « ®®*®’sale. Six-year-old U & R Co- , _ 646-4200. meeting last week and elected his proposal to establish avo-„ . er home. Large kitchen, living ~ lonlal. Five bedrooms, 3% Asking $10,000. Frechette ~~ 7 - e ■ iie SEASONED cord wood, cord ideal for your children. Asking Agency, Realtors, 648-5324. nanclng! Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ Everett Jewett of the regional catlonal high school for TV>Uand l**®*®^** through the Articles ror Sale 45 and half-cord lots. Sawed and RESTAURANT business show­ room, dining room, and sun baths, 2 fireplaces. Many other Realtors, 647-9993. Join a small, but progres­ Wanted-—To Buy 58 Business LocaHons $24,000. Mortgage balance of fiore Agency, 647-1413. board as chairman; Mrs. Betty Coiinty, Antoni N. Sadlak Re- compliance delivered. Yeomans, 742- ing excellent net profit in high- room down, $18,500. Wolverton ______extras. Price reduced to $69,- sive high - volume super­ NEED tires? 40 per cent dis- ^4,600 is assumable -with MANCHESTER — ’Three-bed- A-ZONED wooded builting lot Kowalski of the Andover board publican candidate for State , “ school desegregation nil- 8907. WANTED — Antique furniture, 64 traffic count location. Es­ Agency Realtors, 649-2813. room Ranch, modem kitchen URTVE by 588 Bush Hill Rd., 900. For deiuils call Phllbrick BOLTON $20,000 market chain. Earn high­ * count. Premium. First Line. monthly payments of $129 in- ___ on Carol Dr. All utilities on as secretary, and Jack Barbick representative from -ir™—Vernon, I**®:®* slso told Nabrit: "edtttttt 4 glass, pewter oil paintings or maIS ‘ S - r a i E - T ^ f T i c r ^ e tablished over 20 years. Price with built-ins, Atning »i<>^ fam- **'®'* ®*^* Imspect this Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. street. est area wages. Enjoy Wide ovals. And truck tires. SEASONED fireplace wood, full other antique items. Any quan-' . . ^ includes all the real estate, eluding principle, interest and MANCHESTER Bralthwalte Agency, Assume 6%% FHA Mortg^e. Marlborough board as said "We must si>eak up t‘^ *"® “ *®” 100 per cent location near room deluxe Colonial, 2*.4 lly room, flreplace, wall-to- ®ol>hrban Ranch in Manches------;------649-4693. ------treasurer. gether and get action now." been dlscrimlnatimi against many outstanding advan­ Coles Discount Station, 451 or half cord lots. Delivered tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, restaurant fully equipped, plus taxes. The Paul W. Dougan $134. Monthly Pays All. banks, air-conditioned, auto­ baths, double garage. Ex­ wall carpeting, garage' and *®^ with 670’ woodM lot. Bel- Dr. Wesley Ketchum of the Commenting that “ one ser- someone because of race I will tages, such as, pleasant West Center St., 643-5332. 875-6575. 165 Oakland Street a house. $65,000. Owner will Agency, Realtors, 640-4535, 646- matic fire sprinkler. Apply clusive ^ecutlve neighbor­ recreation room.. Handy loca- Agency, 647-1413. ^ ^ _ _ ANDOVER — Wooded "buriding ^^® P^vileges. working conditions, excellent take back mortgage. Phllbrick 1021. State Department of Education vie® Vernon consistently has Ijt fringe benefits and liberal DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. hood. Selling below replace­ lot, artesian well, walking dis- Vacant______e-room______Cape, ^ . enclosed______willwHl act as consultant for the been proud of Is Its hleh ouaUtv “ '‘® ‘**® Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. OLDER Colonial bungalow, six mo’iW ^e'^ IwSSi t e n -ROOM Raised LOVELY CAPE tance to lake and school, very sunporch, fireplace. Anxious committee which has until Oct. education svstem ’’ Sadlnk P*’®®Uce and tradition of the profit sharing plan. five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Gordon— Farm - Rooms Without Board 59 ment cost. Hayes Agency, 646- Ranch in premier residential INDUSTRIAL — 6,900 sq. feet, large roojns, garage. A block good residential area. Paul W. out-of-state owners. 7,. ■ 1*71197 to make recommenda- said however “ we are the fnr schools." stone, fill, manure, pool and Dairy Producis 50 MAIN St ., comer Williams, 0131. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. area. Large half-acre lot. FURNISHED room, stove, re­ will sub-divide, 3-phase wiring,- from everything. Priced in the Here is a home with today’s Doufean Agency, Realtors, 649- tions. ^ „ ^ t v X n fhe Po^tedly, he told Nabrit the Apply to Dave Wiater patio sand. 643-9504. close to new north end shop­ Quality built by UftR. For de­ APPLES for sale—Courtlands, frigerator and linens provided. office, parking lot. Woodland low twentita, Braithwaite MANCHESTER — 6 and 5-two essentials and tomorrow’s 4636, 646-1021. A IS in ovF P «9Q QftH '” *® committee’s next meeting ^ture In HartfOTd L n r ^ n r i ^ ®s®ume “ the Job SCREENED loam, processed St., 649-5043. ping center, business zone, for tails. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore Delicious and McIntosh. Also 801 Main St. 649-8302. Agency, Realror, 649-4593. family. ’Hiree bedrooms, over­ possibilities. A house with — ...... — A N D O V E R $29,900 is scheduled for this evening at edueLoneducation fimds.” of relocating people from their g;ravel, bankrun gravel, sand, sale or lease. Keith Real Es­ ASSESSOR’S A g^cy, 647-1418. TOP NOTCH FOODS Pears. Volpe Farms, Birch sized garage. Near shopping. ______the feeling of home. Six spa­ Vacant 5-bedroom, modem 9- ® Rham High School. Sadlak, a graduate f th ii®lg:hboihoodB.” fill, stone. George H. Griffing, ■THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ tate, 649-1922, 646-4126. MANCHESTER — 6 and 6, spa­ cious rooms, m baths, jal- Rosort Property Mountain Rd., Bolton. STORE or office, 537 Main St., Extra two-family building lot. ESTATE in center of Manches- -A room Ranch7 bulit-ln kitchen, , ^®^®®f transportation routes vemon 'schoof* s^srem Md a J ^ ® h ttie Justices moved on to 1150 Burnside Avenue Inc., Andover, 742-7886. tage St., centrally located, BUSINESS property. West cious two-family in excellent NOTICE Low 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- ter! Large, lovely treed lot. ousied porch and sunroom, For Sole family room with fireplace, 2 *or the elementary schools have part time teacher at Rockville ™® ^® ‘"*®’ ■^®-. school case. East Hartford, Conn. PUMPKINS and acorn squash. large pleasantly furnished paneled, $135. 529-0518.______condition. Recently moderniz­ As required by law oU persona 0131. one-car garage. This is a ALUMINUM sheets used as Center St., near apartments, Convenient location. l.fOO OOVENTRY - Log Cabin sum- ‘>®“>®* sundeck, walk-out base- ^®n approved by the Board of Junior High School, advocates h Phone 528-4113 Pick your own. Bring own con­ rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 MANCHESTER Green—Ground ed, large treed lot. Many ex­ liable to pay personal property four-bedroom home priced printing plates, .009 thick, 23x on bus line, sewer and water. EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, Uke square foot living space, 2-car mer cottage, fireplace, con?, ment. Easily financed. ® vocational high school to “ i f tainer. 125 Clark Rd.', Bolton. for overnight and permanent floor, 900 square feet, front Will lease or sell. 649-4522. tras. Asking $33,500. The Mit­ taxek in the Town of Bolton are garage, enclosed br^zeway. to sell quickly at $24,900. affect the basic bus contract In serve the oA nruy . Immediately to overcome the 36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930 new, tastefully decorated. pletely carpeted, enclosed guest rates. portion carpeted. Second floor — ------hereby notified that he ia re­ Tills is a truly lovely oversized For an appointment to in­ M 000 residents of „elghborhoii aigument. 643-2711. PUMPKINS — Large and or 647-1673. quired by law to return to the Wall-to-wall carpeting, buUt- porch, large lot, owner will Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor *®^® m lle^e and cost. ’Tolland County. DATA Processing Opportunl- 3 adjoining offices. Will rent BUSINESS property. Spruce Cape. Mr. Zinsser, BslUoro spect, call Mrs. Wagner, However, because residents ______..n, AA Using a wooden pointer and a small. Butternut squash, com assessor on or before the first ins in kitchen, 14x24’' living help finance. $9,(KX). Hayes ties. Managers, Project lead- m iLLER Welder with attach- together or one or two separ- 4- family, comet- Agency, 647-1413. Jarvis Realty Co., 646-2623, Hagram of school districts In stalks, and decorative corn. property, lot approximately M A N C H E O E T ^ -(pMdell Rd. day of November of tUa year room with fireplace, la r g e ______Agency, 646-0131. 649-5371 ers. Analysts, programmers. ments, 260 amps, AC-DC, 5,000 Apartmenfj— Flats— - ately. Call 649-2741, 649-5688. 643-1121. Graces Farm, 731 Hebron Ave­ 95x75. Will lease or - sell. 649- 2-family^^^JjMQ^Jd^ occu­ a written or prints list, proper­ screened porch and patio. DRIVE by this lovely 7-room To $26,000. Fee paid. Rita Per­ watts stand by poWer, with Tenements 63 pancy. Pf^ek Realtors, MLS, . general «.lew ol tran.po,,.. S tf gS J Z r , nue, Glastonbury. 4522. ly sworn to, on a form preo- First-floor famUy room, four Raised Ranch, 109 Avery St., sonnel, 646-4040. trailer, used very little, $526. GOOD VISIBLE highway loca­ 289-7476, 646-4678, 742-8243. Out off Town - CENTRALLY------located.------4-room tion, store and office building, cribed by the aaaeaaor and ^ bedrooms. WeU planned clos then call Carl Zinsser for de- VERNON tion policies will be undertaken The shortage of good c a ie n - i S h b d r h ^ complete. 742-7726 after 4 p.m. MANAGER Trainees — Fast Fertilizers 5U“A duplex, good sized rooms, storage sheds, large yard. proved by the ’Tax Commlaolon-,/ eto and storage areas. Phil- tails. Belfiore Agency, 647- ^ WILL SELL a 7-room house on For Sole 75 Investment Property MANCHESTER — 4 -bedroom er, of all the taxaUe person^ 4;^EDROOM COLONIAL dLtTsc"^^8"a^’pammrte; ‘’‘rd‘’""tiier''t«i^ cX bilSL "‘'^d food business. Fantastic op­ stove and refrigerator, $190. Suitable all types of business. Split, 3 full baths, 28’ paneled brick Agency, Realtors, 646- u is. 43 Mill St., In good condition. BOL’TON — R ^ h six rooms, IhMksglving Is near—you 1970 AMF Mark 23 snow mobile, pQfj SALE — Good clean cow property belonging to him e*/Ot 4200. ------— ------Low dpwn payment, easy ’ ■ ------principal in charge of transpor- skilled workero L gu ® "“ ® T w a f f ^ tae" portunities. Potential to $12,000 electric start, twin cylinder, with heat, children accepted. Write Box AA. Manchester For Sale 70-A family room, living room with large kitchen, three bedrooms, will be thankful to have manure delivered, $6 and $12 the first day of October^l»% 626 CENTER ST.—7-room Oo- terms, large lot, 3 sheds, slde- tatlon, keeping uppermost in establishment of a school homes to n S u a t e end of first year. Fee paid. cover and trailer, used 15 R. D. Murdock, Realtor, 643- Herald. cathedral ceiling, large kitch­ large living room with fire­ purchased this multi-bath loads. 643-7804, 649-8731 ______.VIANCHESTER close to shop- WILL BE ADDED ’TO EACH MANCHES’TER/X. tr , 1. c 1. Six I • room 1‘mtal, 376’ lot, bam, business walk, water and sewer, CaU mind the safety of the children, which has been needed since I Uo„ ” T h e r T t a ^ t a ^ t o X s Rita Personnel, 646-4040. 2692. en, dining area, garage. For-, place and exposed beams. Lot home. Big rooms—carpeting hours, $925. 742-7T26 after 4 MANCHESTER — Middle ping, 4-fdmi!y with 4 room LIST NOT GIVEN IN JON OR Cape, Veiplanck School. 12x24’ zoned. Ideal for home-qntiqud owner, 872-6569. Registration sessions will be was In school here ’’ « ' T? . if u . est Hills area. Price reduced with 300’ frontage. $22,700. — fireplace—built-ins — ga­ y ¥r.K m HLuwi nere. notion o# neighborhood schools MECHANIC — full or part- p.m. Turnpike Near Parkade, mod­ apartments, 4-car garage, new BEFORE ’THE FIRST^DAT OP Uving room, fireplace, three shop, etc. Belfiore Agency, Household Goods 51 V IL ^G E R Apartment - one- to $29,900. Frechette Realtors, NOVEMBER. bedrooms, garage. EbcceUent Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, rage. Immediate occupMcy. •A tPHPhpr nidp*TinBiHnii ia nnpn ***® I” Mobile," Greenberg said. time. Knowledge of front end USED galvanized angle iron ______bedroom, carpeting, two air- em office or store space for heating syste-..., and roof. Mid 647-1418. COUNTRY Atmosphere com­ A toacher-alde poslU^^^^^ v^atlon^ high s c h ^ in Mm - The big question is whether 647-9993. ’The following is ,4 list of all condition. Only $24,900. Hayes plements this e-room Ranch, 646-4200. OutstMding value at $29,- helpful. Call 643-2819. to 6” in width, 5’-20’ SINGER touch and sew with conditioners, heat, appliances, lease. Will sub-di-vide. (2- 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. EARLY occupancy on this love­ 6n, 1%. acres, l®ng;m«ie, ^ a ..aniL ■ ipoL .,ahed...rjiL.. -/■"S...... work Saturday. •649-4004 after tate Associates,'-’Inu. 643-6129. h o^ , wooded lot, garden, con­ Only three y ei«« ' young, 1% indeed for those who want Uie gmall cozy backyard. Price te- -"z::::;-:::;::: . 'Zx.!.;?/.:.;...... Ssdretary of State WUltam P. -Jast jnonth's. Jordatijan -crtslfl an imderstatidtag ^ the w t ers, like new. $65. 649^9470. monog^rams, button ■ holes. Hartford. Phpnp 203-232-4867.'' venient to shopping, ' bus, Just listed this charming, LIS’TDJGS WMted in Bolton, Bogers is scheduled to beg^ played m importMt role'in con- side world to learn about inter- 8- • 1 . ______, hems, etc. Originally over $300. THREE *,'‘ro6m heated apart- Brokers protected. ' LEGAL APARTMENTS• *1 baths, basement garage. In- very best. Priced in the thlr- jnced to $2i;900. ’The Paul y/. schools. Meyer Realtors, 643- numerable extras you,^ mqat ties in a forties neighborhood. uJugran Agency, Realtors, 6i9- 6 ^ room Split level that Andover, Hebron, Vernon, (36v- talks Friday with visiting f^ - tainlng the explosive i' Middw national affairs.’' TWO women desire office cleans TAG SALE — Bric-a-brac, *nn- now only $52.^Emjy terms. 622- ment, 'reasonable. Stove and Homestead Street offers 3 bedrooms, large liv­ entry Md MMchester. MLS eigj, ministers, including Rus- situation. ' ' Diplomatic recognition “hope- tiques, furniture, lamps, 8- il3 E. CENTER ST. — NetV 0609. Manchester, Comi. _ See. Mitten Agency, Ri^tolrs, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. > 4535^ 646-1021. \ Ing at night,- Have references, 0931. Dealer. refrigerator included. Security NOTICE ing . room, , sunny kitchen member. Lawrence F. FIm o gi^-g Andrei A. Gromyko. ’Tli'e But they said they had no cal- fuUy may lead to the admission piece maple dining room set. flees, alr-condlUoned, off- The Zoning Board of Appeals MANCHESTER Road, Excel- 643-6930 or 647-1578. 1; c a ll 649-6613. ' ciTlnl cloJeL W k ^ many odds GARAGE Sale — .^Uqu’eb, fur- required. Call 643-2454. 'WOODLAND MANOR offers DOCn»R’S : Residence, Newly p u r e endumtment — Eleven with good sized eating area. , . Realtors, 649-537T. '( meetings come at alow point in culatlons on how close the Unit- of Communist China into the in-,u ’ — . I ------street parking, ideal for prp- vriU nold public hearings on idnt Dutch Colonial, 2% acres, the ultimate in convenient BIGHT-ROOM Raisqd RMch, listed! Lovely 7-room Colonial .Also, spacious pMeled fam­ and ends. Friday-Saturday, WO- nlture, glass, china,' ! silver, b OLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms. fessionals. Many extras. 1,100 Monday, October 19, 1970, start- rooms, 3H baths, carpeting, OUT OF ’TOWN buver’ W i^ s to the'•Big Foqr quest for a solution ®d States came to intervention ternatl^, two- SEVEN-ROOM:- Raised Ranch., front yard below I^gulatlon re- . ance, 649-7620. ments, refrigerator, stove, MANCHEISTER — Brookfield swimming pool li? rear yard. 4-6 room apartments. Large ngency, iLeoiLora, oo. Middle East logiahi. Hiey will ®oollng-off necessary in U.S. lapse was imminent during Its dishwasher, disposal, air-con­ St. Gracious 6room Colonial, U &,R REALTY CO. INC. chair; tables, etc.'643-6466. bedroom deluxe. Alr-conditlon- Rcc room, fireplace, two-car quirements and reduce area of All this M d more for less, yes, treM yard. 2 new heating sys-, ALL CA§H for your property meet again 6c?, ^ ®y®® reduce the chances of a first 20 years of^ exlstehce. ditioning, full carpeting,, elec­ Uving room with center fire­ Wanted— Mole or Female 37 ed,-, refrigerator, oven, range, £^arage. $280. per month. The lot below Hcgulation require* tric heat less tliM $30,000. m invite terns. Priced to seU. $25,6* Charter Oak Street, Resl- OVERSIZED CAPE large dining room, modern er comblnaUon.: self-defrost- - patio:- -AdttHa"eBly.—$486r- Avall- tlore Agency, 647-1413c^______6321. Agency, 646-0131.' new member; the Pacific IslMd the.Sovle^Unlwi h ^ foil knowl- eluding the past two summers ing, 214 years old. $220. - 628- "H tclieh, 4 lAfgO : bedrODniB, TIgtiaW'tir~Fiy7~WBien'WIEB'gnait- ®^ ® ot Bg3q>tlan vlolaUimiF' -ftpBefViHg-xilg ponoggl' atCBaon MALE & FEMALE > able Dec. 1st. Call P. A. l a r g e 7-room home avaUable 2 Director of Inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-6, treod lot. Asking only $28,900. EIGHT big rooms, completely 6V4 -ROOM RMch, breezeway, . ______5214, alter 4 p.m. Thome, 649-6281. Oct 1st central Manchester Works, Town of Manchester, 11- MORRISON REALTOR week days by appointment. N ofices ed Independence from Britain til® Arab-toaeil cease-fire, com- Hong Kong, ’Tokyo M d Seoul, ------ocl. 1st, central h ^ cn esier Trotter Street, Residence Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. redone! Wall-to-wall in several garage, 1*4 baths, flreplace, EAST Hartford — 7 - room last.week. Fiji was admitted tp Ph®d with the violations said there is a strong likelihood TAG SALE — Miscellaneous 643-1015 Starting at $176 mmithly, rooms. Recent base board heat, king sized bedroom, recreation BE ON'UM iTATlbir • FINISHING MACHINE OPERATOR SDC-ROOM flat, baths, sec­ locaUon. Rental $200. per gone C. Variance is requested Raised RMch^ rec room, den, •OFF CLAIMS the organization .’Tuesday, be- probably had a hand In them. that this country might support items and clothing. Wednesday ond floor, garage. No pets.'One month. Lipase and escrow de- utilize a parcel approximately MANCHBSTBR vicinity —Look­ Truly a fine family home con­ room, air-conditioning, view. garage, aluminum . siding. Bet­ •WEAVERS ing for a starter home? We $29,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- coming Its 127th member. There ™®y. “ ■« United twoOilna pdUcy. ,5 and ’Ihuiaday, 9 to 4 p.m. 31 month security deposit. $155 posit required. CaU Jarvis 65 feet by 100 feet for municipal veniently located. Priced r i^ t ter UiM new. Bel Air Read Es­ District of Andover, on the 28th* were *51 members when the States Had Justification enough , •"phe TaiWMese, who consU- • LOOMFIXERS Grdenhlll St,‘, comer of Parker monthly. Available Nov. 1st., Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. parking at above location. have several priced from $14,- in the' twenties. Belfiore Agen­ 5324. tate, 643-9332. Item 3 MISAC Corporation, 900 to $19,600. Mitten Agency, ipreLm'^wS^* N o i-^ ^ T Preuss, United Nations was organized. to resume Important arms ship- tute about 90 per cent of the • INSPECTOR St. 1 ■ 649-7681. cy, 647-1413. OLDER 6-room single, set in north side Rachel Road, Resl- PRESIDENTIAL Realtors, 548-6930, 647-1678. PRIVACY, quiet, convenient, COVENTRY Judge, ------ments to Israel by virtue of 'pgjg^an population, have asplra- HOTFOIRr On moUon of Richard s. I^vln, 101 „ ^ _ Egypt’s placing surface-to-atr their „wn indepen- • MATERIAL HANDLERS m a p l e .- twin beds, including uiOKING for anything in real rear with small yard, hear dence Zone A. Request Special VILLAGE r „ , COLONIAL $22,600, 1% baths, attractive, relaxing, very cen­ CUSTOM RANCH!! Lafayette SU, Hartford, Conn., on Her«hey Optimislic bo^ springs ^ d mattresses, . apartments, center of town and bus line, ExcepUon to operate a nursery loiffnwMe MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo- ^ bedrooms, laxge kitchen, tral RMch, 5 extra large the testate estate 6f Albert D. Couch, mlsslles closer to the present ^ence,” he said. “ Tlie majority APARTMENTS six room RMCh, large tate of Bolt(m within said district. 4 Company paid benefits ‘ including profit sharing. adults preferred„;no pets, $135. school in the Beechwood apart- rooms, jalousied enclosed SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — demaroation line along the Suez ^ “ ^hem* fe(^ ”they "foi^ ^ teen excellent condition. $70. 649- Hornes, multiple dwellings, no nlal, four 'bedrooms. 1% baths, room, east side. ing room — ' dining mtea, deceasM. monthly., References and ee- menb complex, at above loca- Now renting, one and two This Court doth decree,,that three Ani®rtca. Is a lot better tliM C ai^. ’The reason,, the officials overruled M d oppressed by the Apply; ______- fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate Ab- U & R recreation room M d two gar Keith Real Estate, 6494922, breezeway, oversized garage. range — dishwasher — 8 This “ curity. 649-4622. . | . tlo"- bedroom apartments. Carpet­ rages, on a rural % acre. lot. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. monthsonths be luiuwvuallowed cuiu»and, unumited for people think, Gen. Lewis B. said, was to maintain a reason- oeonle who came from the main- /->T i-T'-vrT-"V7 Fi-nTT?r> C T X ir > KELVINATOR elebtricelefctric stove, BomaieH,soclates, me.Inc. 643-5129. '_____ ::______Item 4 GiemGlenn B. Gibbs, iza123 ing, 2 air-conditioners, VA REALTY CO.. INC. 646-4126. garage attached—p a ^ with' fi creditors of said eitate Hershey said ’Tuesday nlg^it. able balMceKa1anr«A of power In the ma re...... Asking $26,900. Phllbrick Agen­ barbecue. Big closets. Ideal hnHtvthelr claims against the same iMd M d control the entire is- L>H.CNC I DKVJ 1 rlCK O , W, $26. Machinist’s tool box q« e - BEDROOM a p a r tm ^ SIX-ROOM duplex with garage. B a ^ R o ^ , Residence ZoM A. baths. ■ . " 99 EAST CENTER STREET cy, Realtors, 646-4200. A^UMABLE 6 per cent VA IMMEDIA’TE OccupMcy — 8- to the^xe^tor, above named and Herahey, former director of glon. ______’ with all orecision tools. Gall CentrallvCentrally llocated. o c W Adults. No Variance ^ requested to reduce Cedi Frances K. Wagner bedroom overaized (Jape, rec­ for UConn. Immediate oc­ iM d.” 31 COOPER HILL ST. with ail precision tools. Gall large living room and kitchen MANCH|a5TER. CONN. mortgage, $5,500. down. RMch', • o f ^ S?fei^b!j^ad?JriUi^ Elective Sendee, was In Salt One of the officials, avoiding B49-4432: . - pets. $120 m onthly. 649-8910. west side yard to 2, feet 4 inches Rental Manager reation room, wall-to-wall car­ cupMcy. Must be seen to MANCHESTER, CONN. with heat, electricity stove, re- for pUipose of erecting-carport 646-2623 or 643-1023 §48-9551 or 64S-2602 $18,000. Lot 1244365’. Warm, be appreciated. $21,900. Mr. spaper a citeuuokin in Lake to'- address the national M y specific outline, said the MMchester peting, garage, central. All of­ •said districts TTm ' T conventiem of the Veterans of question of the missile move- 1970 MOTOROLA 23” color ’TV, frigethtor, $166. monthly. Oall at above location. comfortable living room with Lewis, 049-6306. NOBiUAN J. P] Item 6 Ralph A. Starkweather fers considered. Morrison, World War I. ment will bq explored In the Forrtier Official used four months. Call after 643-4491. . O u t off Town LOW 20’s large picture window M d fleld- , , Jr.. LotsLote NO.No. 12 anaand noNo.. 13,la, east stone flreplace. Newly sMded ______Realtor, 648-1016. ___ \ Y / ^ OBDEB OF NOne'E “ If I* '*’®*'® were M Intellectual,Intellectual. I next two weeks by top U.S. dlp- 5:30, 643-6678. For Rent OO side Greenwod Drive, Residence Six-room Cape, 3 or 4 bed­ • • ^ .W state o p CONNECTICUT, piCS- would be pessinilstic, but since lomata in private conversations Ofj Chicago Trib Furnishod hardwood floors, half mile h>, k e w I4rtlng — Immaculate 4H ----- Zone A. Variance is requested BOLTON rooms, centrally located.^^ BARROWS: M d WALLACE Co. TOICT OP ANMVER, PROBATE VjTi not M Intellectual, I am op- With foreign officials at the .shopplng. banks, churches. rooms,...-.convenient .. location. COURT, Town Musical Inimmwlits S3 . Apartments 63-A to create two lots with none 'limnedlate occtipancy. Manchester Parkade of Bo'ion- October 13, tlmTstlc. about America,” Herr United Nations in New Twk. —. Siiccuxahs at 72 BOL’TON — ’Ihree-room win­ area as presently exists but Additional 16 acres available. Uving room, eat-ln kitchen, 1970.'/.... iENERAL MECHANIC Six-room Capp^ flreplace, 3 Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, : MMchester 649-6306 Eatate of BARBARA JANE shey sal' A’rTRACnVE 3-room, furnish­ terized cottage. CaU .643-7246. with Improved frontage Irqm or 4 bedrooms. Immediate sunroom, half bath down, 2 HOCHBERG, late of the town of EVANSTON, ni. (AP) — condl- two lots of record, at above 9o- 646-4126. Columbia in said District, deceased. ------AL’TO SAX, Bundy, | ed, heated apartment. Large occupMcy. Owners desper­ large bedrooms, bath, up Pollution Howl Steward D: Owen, a former closets. Private entrances. WILLDnj’TON — ’ 3% and 4% cation, Upon the application of Milton tion. Call 643-7443. • ate. All offers considered. CAPE — Benton St., close to Walk-up attic, $21,900. Wolver Logoi Notico Sorokin, co-administrator de bonis 3IE1RRA MADRE, Calif. (AP) managing editor of the CSilcago Maintenance Adults. No pets. References. room {^aritoents. WaU - to Item 6 Ronald ,L. Johns- the civil de- a copy dditor, Owen moved up 20 minutes from downtown tend hearing. rooms each side, separate fur­ woivenon Agency, neiuiura mAr,4 ROOM furnished apartment. John A. Caglwello, Cute 4H-room Ranch. Stove, oversized garage ’ ’Treed back ALUMINUM sided 7 rooms. 4 ^ ^ ton in j^ d Sd®2nrila5toran°d AGE TANK. eveiy hour until the prtldtiM in 1966, but cemtinued as a dlrec- Heat and utilities. $35 weekly. peting, appliances, heat, hot Acting Chairman-.. ping, 2-car garage, less tlum yard. Immediate occupancy. Only $1,900 down to qualified MANCHESTEIR — New on bedrooms, Dutch CXllonlal, Are- p. ’1970. at LOO *tfclaper, the Dally 11- Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Six-months lease. One or two room apartment. CaU 872-4638 289-7475. 646-4678 before said day of hearing. hearing. 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. adulU. No pets. CaU 643-2226. or 749-2223. Read Herald Ads 742-8243 R e^ Estate, 648-9382. 4698. .. Realtor, MLS, .648-3826, ^^NORMAif J. PREDBS.EUBS. Judge NORMAN J. 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» ■> PAGE THIRTY-SIX 0 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 19t«' Umirlipatpr Eiipiitng iID Most Manchester Stores Open tonight Until 9 O ’Clock

A Bible study will be conduct­ The Women’s Society of Com­ Manchester Brotherhood In The Gamma Chapter of Atpl)|i tion of Justice published in 1967. About Town ed tonight at 7:30 at Trinity munity Baptist Church will Action , Group will meet to­ Delta Kappa will meet tomorrov X^fficer Dam Dam’s only uniform will be a Ex-Town Man Covenant Church. The church have a sewing day for the night at 8 ‘p.m. at the KofC at 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. blazer and slacks. Average Daily NetVress Run The Weather The North Manchester AI- choir will also rehearse at 7:30 Mansfield State Training School Home to make plans for the Harriet Osborne. Ninth District Dam graduated from Man­ Anon. family group will meet Fo r H ie Week Bhided Periods of rain, possibly isolat­ at the church. tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 5 dinner dance.'The meet­ Rd., Somers. There will be a to Join chester Community College in Gets Sentence October 10, 1910 tonight at 8 at the Second at the church. ing is open to all members of ' program of summer slides. 1969, in the first class in which ed thundershowers Into Ia|(e to­ Congregational Church parish Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet the group. associate degrees, in law en; night; low in 50s. Tomorrow, house. The Thursday group will Colo. roi;ce In Slaying tonight at 6:30 p.m. in Fellow­ Willlarn Aust of the Children’s Members of the Manchester forcemeat- were awarded. He partly cloudy, dry, cool. High meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Junior Women's Club are re­ was the first Manchester patrol­ 16,000 about 60. Saturday fair, cool. ship Hall of Community Baptist Home in Cromwell will be guest * The Holy Family Mother’s John J. McCauley, fornaerly Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman minded that tickets are still Officer Erik Dam of the Church. speaker at a meeting of the Circle will ; meet tonight at 8 * m an to receive the degree.' of Manchester, was recently Manchester— A City of Village Charm St. Both groups meet weekly available for the club’s annual Chester police department has |fore his appointment to the ’Trinity Fellowship Group tomor­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Theo­ sentenced to 11-16 jmars in and are open to friends and square dance Saturday and may Manctic^er Police Department The Senior Choir of Com­ row at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity dore Schuetz of 29 Washington submitted his resignation to prison ■ in connection with-, the relatives of a person with a be obtained by contacting Mrs. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 13 (TWENTY-FOtJR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970 (CiMsifled AdveMsIng on Page -21) PRICE TEN CENTS munity Baptist Church will re­ Covenant Church. Coffee • and St. Co-hostess is Mrs. Leslie Chief James Reardon, effective Feb. 9iTSlM, Dam served in March 13 slaying of a Briiitt^ severe drinking problem. E Thomas McKinney, Montauk the Coast XftHurt. and worked hearse tonight at 7:30 at the dessert will be served. Hostess­ Hoyt. this Saturday. Dam and his fam­ man. x church. es are Mrs. Gunda Anderson Dr., Vernon. The event will be as a guard at tho,^tate prison J. Fernand Chamberlain of held at 8 p.m. at the South Wind­ ily will be moving to Lakewood, when it was located llKWethers- McCauley, 33, was arrested and Miss Amy Olson. ’The executive board of the 452 W. Middle Tpke. Is a mem­ sor Community Hall. Colo., where he will assume a field. . '■ \ after the mutilated body of 38- ber of the Catholic Graduates The Women’s Retreat League Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ position in the police depart­ year-old 'William Thompson was ’The Lutz Junior Museum Vol­ tion will meet tonight at 7:30 at He served as secretahy-,, Club 20th Anniversary Commit­ is having a rummage sale Fri­ Dr. Robert W. Stoker of 110 ment. treasurer of Local 1495, Man­x>^iscovere.d in McCauley’s Bris- day, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 5 unteer League will have an Mott’s Community Hall. toT'NiMrtment. Ruling Blo^l^ Aid Typhoon tee for a dinner dance Nov. 14 Main St. was re-elected to the In his letter of resignation. chester Police Union, AFL-CTO. p.m. at St. Patrick’s Parish, open house tomorrow from 9;30 Nixon at the Hartford Hilton. The board of directors of the Con­ Dam, a police officer in Man­ Patrolman Robert Gullano will McOtujey is a 1955 graduate Farmington. Women wishing to to 11 a.m. at the museum, 126 event is being held to establish Silk Worm Pup Tent, Military necticut Chiropractic Associa­ chester for the past 6*4 years, replace Dam in this position. of M a n ch w ^ High School. Hia Death Toll donate items may bring them Cedar St. a scholarship trust fund in the Order of Cooties will have its tion at the organization’s an­ said, "I feel that I have reached Det. Leo Grover will assume wife and thre^x^^dnen'-Uve in to the ■ home of Mrs. Leonard name of the late William P. monthly veterans hospital visit nual meeting held Sunday at the limit of available opportuni­ Guilano’s position on the union's Maine. xTo Priv|de Schools Rackowski of 754 Center St. H its200 Aspell who was active in club Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wood tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Bridgeport. ties—that of a patrolman. A Board of Directors. McCauley pleaded gtiUW to a affairs. Oiamberlaln has ser\’- of 8- Autumn St. will observe Rocky Hill Veterans Home and person must judge his ultimate Dam, a Hartford native, has reduced charge of - jnttn^ their 50th wedding anniversary Hospital. Members will meet at MANILA -(AP) — The unoffi­ Crime ed as vice president, treasurer The, Fellowcraft degree will be The public, as well as mem­ limits in attaining a goal in his lived at 119 Autumn St. with his ter. He was initially im^icted' with an open house Sunday the VFW Post Home at 6:30 for a first degree murder charge cial death toll from a typhoon and president of the cluJ). conferred when Friendship bers, is invited to tonight’s Man­ chosen profession and it appears wife Diane and two sons, Erik, WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon today sign­ from 2 to 8 p.m. Friends and transportation. May 12, at which time the ju(^ie Lodge of Masons meets in the chester Historical Society meet­ my limits were higher than 10, and Russell, 9. • • Throughout State that slammed Into the Philip­ ed a sweeping anticrime bill, and said it would give fed­ Calvary Church will have a Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. neighbors are invited. ing at filing Junior High School what Manchester was able to continued the case Indefinitely^, pines reached 200 today and was eral authorities the tools for an all-out war against or­ In another case recently dis­ midweek service of Bible study, tomorrow. Marshall E. Hodge, . The Social Action Committee at 8. Thomas Lewis Jr., as^s- afford me.” HARTFORD, Corm. (AP) — should receive state aid to help expected to increase as new re­ ganized crime. He pledged: “ We will win.” prayer and praise tonight at worshipful master, will preside. First Church of Christ, Scien­ of St. James Parish Council will tant professor of geography'at Dam will be working in a new Few Words Survive posed of in Hartford County Su­ .^A three-judge federal court, ml- them finance the teaching of ports from Isolated areas come Signing the measure into l a w ------7:30 [ft the church. Officer dress is tux. Refresh­ tist, will have its regular mid­ meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Community College, poiice department which has KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Kissim­ perior Court, George Walsh, 19, bi^tiiat state aid to non-public secular subjects, Duffey said at of Hartford, was sentenced to in. at special ceremonies at the “ kept their heads and carried ments will be served after the week testimony meeting tonight 14 Park St. Mr. Eric Potter, will give an illustrated talk on' been recruiting members from mee, Florida’s "Cow Capital,” schdiUB. is unconstitutional, is­ a news conference today. Justice Department, Nixon said 30 days in Jail. Walsh was Late news reports from south­ out their duties fairly but firm­ The Senior Methodists of meeting. at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main town planner will speak. "Early Railroad Growth in all over the country. It is pat­ is a Caloosa Indian word mean­ sued aii' injunction Wednesday “ We, can encourage diversity the measure also provides the found guilty of two counts of ern Luzon, hardest hit when ty­ ly,” Nixon said. South United Methodist Church St. Manchester.” John Sutherland, terned after the recommenda­ ing “ Good Hunting Grounds.” blocking about |6 million ear­ in education,” he said, “ and a means to “ see that those who breaking and entering in con­ phoon winds of more than 140 “ We should recognize this and will meet tonwiTow noon in the ’The Sunday School staff of ’The Frank J. Mansfield De­ director, will describe the func­ tions found in the report of the It is one of the half-dozen marked for 263 ..independent little competition for the public engage in terrorist acts will be Caloosa words that survive. nection with two house breaks miles an hour were recorded support our police,” the Presi­ church reception hall. Members Zion Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel Lutheran Church tachment, Marine Corps League, tion and purpose of the MOC Task Force on the Police of The schools in Connecticut schools Is good.” brought to justice.” President’s Commission on Law The town’s name was changed in May on Doane St. and Wel­ Tuesday, told of death and de- dent said, “ but above all else, are reminded to bring a light Church will meet tonight at 7 :30 choir will rehearse tonight at 8 will meet tonight at 8 at the Institute for Local History. Of­ “ Without some state assjst- A- temporary injunction halt­ The meeisure, passed last from Allendale in 1883. lesley Rd. in Manchester. stmcUon. we should respect them.” lunch. Beverages will be served. at the church. '' in Luther Hall of the church. Marine Club, 717 Parker St. ficers will be elected. Enforcement and Administra­ ahee, many Catholic schools will ing the flow of money to the week by Congress alter being definitely have to curtail facill- The Manila Times received After signing the crime bUl, schools had been issued Aug. deadlocked for 18 months, Nixon went off in the rain to the ties and some schools may even 26 by'U,S. Circuit Judge Robert from the region, about 200 miles touches on two of the major is­ have to close,” said the Very P. Andei^n. southeast of Manila, the follow- District of Oilumbla police de­ sues In this faU’s campaign; The Rev .Msgr. James A. Connelly, The original - suit, challenging ing shortwave radio reports: partment to personally congrat- superintendent oi schools for the Public Act 791, the law granting Forty dead and 139 missing Archdiocese of Hartford. state assistance to non-public and feared dead in Camarines s s z s r..'’'„7rr his force for ciHitributing to Ings by radical groups, which 5 The 263 schools ha4 contract- schools for secular education, Sur Province, 31 dead on the are becoming a frequent occur­ ed with the state last June to was filed by six Connecticut tax- nearby Island of Catanduanes, (See Page Ten) rence. recelve aid. Of these, 217 or payers represented by the Con- 90 dead in Albay Province. Most more are operated by religious nectlcut Civil Liberties Union fatalities were due to drowning. One provision of the bill, add­ bodies and about 210 are Roman (CCLU). ed just last month, provides the Catholic. ih e plaintiffs later were (See Page Eight) death penalty for those convict­ Aji attorney for the Hartford joined by the National Assocla- ed of fatal bombings, gives the Pair Sought archdlocese said he will appeal tion for the Advancement of Ool- FBI immediate jurisdiction In the ruling to the U.S. Supreme ored People. campus bombing incidents and Court, and fhe state also was Such state aid, the plaintiffs makes bombing an offense for After Blast expected to appeal. argued, is “ socially destructive” Pair Hijacks yhich the government can use “ It’s very likely we will ap­ because its supports schools that elbijtronlc surveillance. peal,” State Atty. Gen. Robert "inherently discriminate” seems that every day we At Harvard K. KlUlan said today. He said he against the black and the poor. Soviet Plane; pick ups^e papers and see some could not be more definite until Defense attorneys argued that sporadic \lncident without rea­ W E H O N O R CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — he has studied the decision. the U.S. Constitution does not son, without cause, a terroristic Police today sought two women HOUSB^^HAlii; matter chargt “ However, it’s extremely doubt­ prohibit a religion-oriented act that we Imve not been able n « siT ^ iiw csoo Hostess Slain “ among others” as suspects in ful that we Would let this law school from preferring persons to cope wlth\ith\ before,' Nixon tbe bombing of Harvard Univer­ die at the court of first resort.” CUT YOUR COST OF LIVING of its own faith, and that non­ TRABZON, Turkey (AP) — A said. \ sity’s Center for International “ A considerable amount of public schools are In a serious , ^ ^ Flanking the Prudent at the Affairs. work and study has gone into financial crisis and might have «ather-and-son team of hijack- signing ceremonies were the na­ ” We are looking for two wom­ the drafting of the bill," he said. to close if they were deprived seized a Soviet Aeroflot alr- tion’s two top- law enforcement en among others,” said Detec­ v.^e Rev. Joseph Duffey, the of state financing. liner over southern Russia to- officials; Atty. Gen. John N. tive Lt. Lawrence Brutti. “ It’s D ^ ocra tic candidate for U.S. But the panel—Judge Ander- forced it to fly to this Mitchell and FBI Director J. not just restricted to them.” He said he regrets the ml- son and U.S. District Judges M. “CHATHAM” Women's Nude Heel CHOICE OF MEN'S REG. 8.98 FAMOUS SIL-O-ETTE Turkish town on the Black Sea Edgar Hoover. said "different groups” were ing ofNthe court and hopes the Joseph Blumenfeld and T. Em- sought in toe bombing. coast, Turkish officials report­ Turning to both after he panty SEVERAL STYLES rullng is^overtumed by U.S. Su- ^ et Clarie—disagreed, signed the measure, Nixon said No one was injured in the “Dreamlanir preme Ooih;:(. “ It’s an excellent Editor’s Note: The decision ed. They said a hostess who re­ "I gave you the tools, now you early Wednesday morning blast bill.” sweaters panty girdles sisted was shot dead and two pi­ do the job.” which damaged toe top floor o< hose Parochial and^ private schools (See Page Ten) lots wounded. blankets WOMEN'S Diplomats sit through speeches at the U.N. Canadian delegate,, top left, ap­ Referring to the provisions toe brick center, previously a It was the first successful hi­ pears lost in his though’ts while Egyptian delegate, top right, seeks a respite dealing with organized crime, target of radical attacks. jacking of a Soviet passenger Campus police said they were from the speeches. Nationalist Chinese Foreign Minister Wei 'Tso-Ming, bottom Nixon said., “ Now that we have plane to another country. Soviet warned of toe bomb by a tele­ right, stifles a yawn, as he sits through speech. (AP Photofax) the tools, we will launch a total authorities for years have kept phone caller with a female all weather war agailnst organized crime *6.17 re g . Sale! At PaHs Peace Talks military guards at airfields. voice. 6.88 and we will win this war.” 1 .9 8 The hijackers' surrendered In a letter received' by ’Hie regularly $7.98 100% lamb's wool v-neck 4.77 and were taken into police cus­ Nixon also took the opportuni­ Associated Press tn Boatbn and and 100% Shetland wool ■i -orfgfnaH/ $ 1 1 -$ 14 i^i^tnamese Reds Restate tody after the plane, carrying 60 ty to announce that crimes in by Boston newspapers, “ the coats crew neck styles with a Egypt Seeks Urgent Debate 72x90 size. 100'/, virgin persons, landed here just after the District of Columbia had Proud Eagle Tribe, a group of feel-nght fit. Be noticed in Fashioned from Lycra spondex and nylon in long and dropped by 26 per cent In Sep­ acrylic blankets by Chat­ Sheer panty hose in new fall solid colors and heather- noon. revolutionary women,” claimed ham. Decorative solid col­ short leg panty style. White in small, medium, large, Rejection of Peace Offer A militia colonel here Identi­ tember, compared with Septem­ credit for toe attack an4 said it C -shades. Sizes short, average, : tones of green, blue, gold, extra large. ors. brown. S, m, I, xl. fied them as Brazinskas Koreye- ber of 1969. He said the reduc­ was dedicated to Angela Davis. tail. Excellent savingsl PARIS (AP) V The Viet- to break the deadlock at the o.,.., At U.N. on Mideast Crisis ro, 46, and his 18-year-old son, tion had been accomplished The Proud Eagle Tribe hod namese <3ommunl^ strraigly (Paris peahp talks. It carried a ^rgedas, both Russian citizens, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. U.S. Secretary of State Wll- love it, give it thetr best and without the stiff pro-visions—In- not been heard of before in the ^stated their rejectic^of Presl- hint that Saigon might accept a V-, -Jw Turkish press reports said the (AP) _ Egypt stole the spot- Ham P. Rogers was arriving to- want it to succeed,” he aald. ” I eluding authority for policemen area, and Lt. (Brutti said he 4^ dent Nixon’s peace plaft^ today, formula othei\ than elections to regularly $30 hijackers were of Jewish origin. light from the stiver anniversa- day for the commemorative ses- will fall If governments scoff at to enter suspicious quarters could not say "at this time” if but U.8. Ambassador D ^ d K. decide South V letom ’s political confirmed ry of the United Nations today slon. He invited Soviet Foreign It and continue to tread their without knocking and to hold there were such a group. He WITH ZIP-OUT MEN'S REG. 12.98 E. Bruce refused to take th la ^ futore. \ immediately. vrith.A t- a request___- Mfor an urgent Jde- . . . Minister Andrei A."Gromykoa s p lr a 9 to a foAloOArf Isolated, ^IsvIaliPA divisive AO paths.” a ^ ^ criminals withouta s tO- 5ball—of > n 1 1 a # Othe il a said it was something police LINERS their final word. \ S ^ ^ "^® Tupolev F27 plane of the bate on the Middle East as sqon dinner on Friday, and Gromyko The shortcomings of the world District of Ckilumbla crime bill were investigating. For both Mrs. Nguyen ThP^*- i^ h government-run airline was as the commemorative session will entertain Rogers at the So- forum over th past quarter passed by Congress last sum- "They haven’t been active in Over 8 styles to choose warm Slnh of the Viet Cong and North I™^® h t ii Htim ” •' minutes after it took is over. vlet mission Monday night. century made up the theme of mer. this part of toe country,” he T from in single and Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan “ ®, . off from the Georgian town of The question is already on the Rogers was to pee a number most of the speeches on the first “ With this new crime bill we said adding that “ aft^r a bomb­ double-breasted models. Nixon’s 'He Mversanes. the eastern edge of General Assembly’s agenda, but of other foreign ministers dur- day of the commemorative ses- Polyester and cotton Thuy toe rejection of Nixon’s ..ynu can make even more progress ing and everything you get peo­ jackets X indicated that ^ wou Black Sea'Ttor a 100-mUe dipiomate had hoped to avoid a Ing his stay In New York, in- shells with worm Orion five point proposal was‘‘categor- ^ (See Page Ten) in seeing that this capital city, ple taking credit.” acrylic pile lining. Many EACH leal." “ *® flight north to Sukhumi, the pubUc airing of the dispute be- eluding Mahmoud Riad of toe capital of toe world In toe Police said they did not have ..colors including capri, Nevertheless. 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A . earto,”** he aalHsaid. **W ” Wea VinVPhave and abuse, thosefresponslble for The American envoy, who de-,Vietnam, including toe National The plane landed here ndl-- way Oct. 26. enforcement of toe law have ' (See Pogb Two) A U.N. spokesman also an- reached toe moon but we have CAIRO (AP) — Millions of WOMEN'S REG. 1.29 Men’s Reg. 19.98 scribed , the Nixon Plan m a Uberation Front . . . would con- mally. the Trabzon airport man- npu„cek” th arto e'''^ ' F ^ r for- krt'reached each othef.’’ Egyptians trooped to toe polls “ hnMbold effnrfeffort,” ” Tnndnmade Ba ppint-jiy- notnt-bv- b stituteHIiiIb tJiBtoe, best hBBt andBiul . . . mostm ost ra-va- ager said, contradicting -bb earlierHIb,- nounceu mai me Big sour lor „ j YOUR (^^OICR ' > AAISSES REGULAR 3.98 elgn ministers have accepted an Thant called for a fresh start today to elect Anwar Sadat point defense of It after It came tional way for^ toe South Viet- reports that it had crash landed, lined G.P.O. shirts Invitation to dine with Secretary- toward realizing the goals of toe president for a six-year term. under sharp attack Thuy and namese population to exercise He said the hijackers walked off Men's Crokp Scott 100% Wool nude heel by General U Thant on Oct. 22 or^^-N. charter. Sadat, 52-year-old acting pres­ Mrs. Blnh. genuinely Its right of self-deter- first and, surrendered their 'M edicine-Physiology-Award Sport coats 15.88 23 in Thknt’s offices- The Amer- "The United Nations, this hes: ident since toe death of Gamal bonded slacks At the same time. South Viet- mlnation.” ' weapons without trouble, lean, British, Soviet and French itant, almost reluctant Instru^ Abdel,Nasser on Sept. 28, was REGULARS - LONGS■SHORTS panty hose Heavy weight 100% wool plaid. Orlon-acryllc pile nam offered what a member of Lam did not say ■what ar- He said the 43 other passen- _expected to dls- ment of nations of world peace toe qnJ)T candidate In a "yes” or lining with cotton backing. S, M, L, XL. toe delegation described m new rangement other than elections gers, all believed to be Russian Middle Em I and other andunify can only, succeed If lU OR "no” referend,um. He was nomi­ Swedish^ Rritish^ I7.S. Trio political proposals in an attempt nated unanimously last week by (See Page Ten) Fafe Nine) world problems. constituent members support It, Orion Pile Lined Sale! Reg. 4.98 “ Stephanie” ^ toe Arab Socialist,Union, toe na­ Sale! for tion’s only political party, and Jointly Wins Nobel Prize proportioned panty girdle toe . National Assembly. all weather coats The government^ ratoo and toe STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) v "I am overvriieImed,” -he said. controlled press campaigned up — The 197(j Nobel Prize In MedI- "M y work Is everything I enjoy ' FiS5hTaTi6Tt 'from shape-fetolnitiy mar with its bareleg look, 4.3Z to the last minute for a massive cine-Physiology was awardefl doing." bonded fabrics in fidred leg Beigetone, toupetone, cinna­ Powernet—4-sectioh Split hip. Satin panels, front Bridge Sectioit Falls^ Killing 24 in Ausiralia^ turnout to demonstrate toe na­ -Jointly today to Bernard Katz-ol— He said- he-plank-nothing spe- -- styles. Plaids and prints in sizes London, Ulf von Euler of Stock- clal with toe award money at ‘22.88 mon in P. M. MT. T. and sides. Average and long legs. S, M, L. tion's wholehearted support for „,8 to 1 8 . ______Sadat as Nasser’s successor. holm and Julius - Axelrod of this time. MELBOURNE, AustralU Betoesda, Md.. for "their dis- He joined toe National Insti- 1 Each voter received a ballot- I (A ?) — Twenty-four workmen bearing toe question: “ Do you coveries concerning the. humor- qi Mental Health In 1964 ■> Men's Plaid were killed aod 19 injured today agree to elect Mitoammed An­ al transmitters In toe nerve ter- after five years with the Nation- - Men's Lined Men's when a 2,000-ton sectiotf- of a mlnato and toe mechanisfqs Ipr al Institutes of Health. He is MEN'S REG. 9.50 Men's MEN'S war El Sadat as president of toe flannel 72" Length bridge under construction in republic?” Beneath were two their storage, release and inac- married and has two chUdiren. pea stretch permanent press Melbourne fell 134 feet to the circles, one red, one black. A tivation." , Axelrod said he was actually “Lancer” permanent press ground. Twenty-five other work­ fiberglas drapes mark in toe red______circle signified^_____ TTr® three- scientists share toe jjj yjg dentist’s chair when he shirts coats sport shirts men were missing, authorities a “ yes” vote; a mark In the $80,000-prize for work that has was told by a nurse about the slacks anklets pajam as said. black meant "no.” given answers to questions of prixe. He said she had heard a re g . The collapse halted work on Voters marked their ballots fundamental Importance lor the radio report of toe award, re g , 3 for reg. what is- to be Australia's largest l 8 8 . 3 .5 9 behind a black screen, nnd toe toklerstanding of the mecha- Asked how be happened to- 7.88 $.T 19.98 1.89 2^98 reg. 3 .4 9 bridger over a mile long span­ polling places had special, sec- nlsm behind the transmlsslwi Famous "Lanier" quality with * choose his particulaJ' field. Axel-; -7 15«« 66 fjLerglos gloss drapes never to 3 .9 8 ning the 'Yarra River in the tions for women. between toe nerve cells. perma-press finish. Guaran­ 100% cbtton flannel shirts' shrink, ore easily wgshoble. •outl)em of Melbourne. rod said he received an appoint­ teed for 1 year. Waist 39-38. keeps a guy warm in the Reprocessed woo| misc,. fibre, 75% Orion acrylic, 2 5 Vo Polyester-cotton permanent After toe polls closed, the Sir Bernard Katz, born tn Lelp- ment about 13 years ago and set press blend. 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About 70 welders were on the To organize the referendum gjoioey prize, 6 .9 8 SIZE 6 to 18 *’*9 - prefabricated steel and concrete picked the right area to work in 4.88 3.59 L 7 4.88 within less than three weeks of Axelrod WM was bom mIn New , . i had no idea It would load 2.66 V 8 1 .5 9 10.88 span when It gave way and Nasser’s death, the Interior Orion acrylic pile trim on hood. regularly 3.98 re g u la rly 6 .9 8 thundered down on construction . . .. _____ York in 1912. He gained his to this at aU.” he said. re g u la rly 3 .2 9 re g u la rly is.98 Nylon quilt shell with polyester shedq along toe riverbank Ph.D. from George Washington Katz became an M.D. in Leip- 12.88 Polyester-cotton permanent press Floral print nylon quilt shell with Smooth satin keeps your hairdo dures and polling stations that Unlversity in 1955. He Is a spe­ fill. Zip front. Navy, brown, red polyester fill on one side reverses Longer length nylon taffeta quilt where other workers were eat­ zig in 1934, went to Elngland blend never needs ironing. Belt Zipper front and non-skid soles, shell ski porko. Polyester Inter* were used In last year’s referen­ In attractive prints. 4 to 7. Several styles: bush coats, Ed­ to solid color nylon quilt shell on neat and in place oil night long. ing their lunches. cialist In the field of biochemi­ before World War n , received a wardian, parkas, pea coats. loop, pre-cuffed style, .or belt appliques. Pink, maize, aqua lining. Hidden hood. Now, dum on Nasser's so-called loop, flair bottom style. Stripes, other. Hooded, with acrylic pile White, pink, blue. A fire broke out,' and fire en­ cal mechanism of drug and hor­ PH.D. In London in 1038 and be­ All worm fabrics and linings. Sizes s, m, I, xl. brown, French blue. S, m, I, xl. ^ March 30 Manifesto, the pro­ mone actions and glandular re­ solids, \^lgids. trim. gines and every available am­ gram to mobilize the country came a doctor of science in search. bulance were ordered to toe for a new stmggle against Is- 1943. He was a Caraegiet re­ scene. Three huge mobile Axelrod, who resides In Rock- search fellow in Sydney, Austra­ 'Mi .. vllle, Md.. was at toe dentist’s 945 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. cranes were moved In to lift de­ The government s printing ____ _ lia,. 1939-42, served with the'Aus- bris. Dust cloud rises in the air as 2,000-ton section Rockman, a 10-year-old boy who happened to have a when word was received of the I ’ - 0 ■' (See Page Ten) Nobel award. (See Page Fmr) (See Page Two) of a bridge hits the> ground. Photi^aph is l)y Udo camera handy at the right moment. (AP Photofax)