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Boy Saves Phil Promises Tots in iPire Nixon Delivers Record Early Spring HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— PUNXBUTAWNBY, Pa. OfflolBlla have credtted a 16- (AP) — ttH be an M Ay year-old boy with rescuing spring thta year, according two InfantB from a blaze that to PimxsUtaiwney PhH, the swept two floors of a North weaither-forecazrtlng ground- End tenement, killing one )K>g. He declined tor the fin* peraon and Injuring four oth­ $200.8 Billion Budg 1971 time In 20 years to look alt ers. hta shadow, thus decreeing Caoloa Pagan, who lives on « k1 to winter weather. down the street from the WASHINGTON (AP)— In tact Punxsutawyen PMI building that caughit fire, President Nixon made good didn't even answer the door carried two young children WHERE IT CORIES PROM today his vow to deliver a wtien PunxBtAaiwney Oround- from a third-floor apartment Budget Text hog Club president earn in the flaming four-otory balanced budget for fiscal Light, dressed ki frock coat, building. THE 11)71, but its shaky surplus Silk hat end rtrlped trousers, Pagun shld that lafter Highlights —$1.3 billion on a record knocked with a cane he says Climbing the back slajirs of fOthar $200.8 billion spending to­ Is made froto a piece of M the building, he "found the WASHINGTON (AP) — Fol­ BUDGET tal—was pinned on a doubt­ Noah's Ark. - Weatker little ktds Just lying there lowing are textual highlights of ^ C^orpprof/or?^ ful prospect of cooperation Underground sources had - I ere (C> just Hke dead," and bundled President Nixon’s budget sent to by Congress. reported earlier that Phil <0) them In his coat and carried Congress today: l^^/ncpma Toxpf DOLLAR would Ignore any efforts to Nixon's first budget message loone (O) them outside. extract him from hta burrow Show (C> I have pledged to the Ameri­ to Congress bore the marks of Nilda Garcia, 11, was Iden- can people that I would submit Individual and would go on Whematlng his cost-cutting ax. It chopped It" Alan tlfleid as the vlcUm of the a balanced budget for 1971. This because of the unusually cold dina. $5.8 billion from overall defense blaze, which began Saturday is particularly necessary be­ Incoma Taxau Social Imuranca weather he’s experienced [oer (0) outlays, down to $73.6 billion for DUIer. night and burned through the cause the cost of living has been this whiter. Toxps and fiscal 1971; or $71.2 billion for (O) top two floors of a building rising rapidly for the past five 4 5 c The last time the ground­ at 1611 Main St. Police aald years. Contrlbutlam strictly military functions. It hog failed to see Kls aliadow (0) canceled or cut $2.1 billion the gtrl apparently died of The budget I send to you to­ here was 1960, when he dart­ i" Study o i worth of domestic programs de­ and econo- smoke inhalation. day—the first for which I hear 2 4 ( J i r ed back Into his bole In the en Negroes Twelve families occupied full responsibility as President scribed as "low priority.” glare of television lights. toh West tarry Bela- the four-story brick building, —fulfills that pledge. Space spending w m squeezed And In 1960, Phil was right. laon, Joan according to police. The Red Outlays are estimated at to $3.4 billion in a 12 per cent There was an early spring. Dandiidge. Cross found housing for the' cutback. To help make ends As tradition has It. If PMl I JonOo (C) $200.8 billion, with receipts at (0) four families made homeless $202.1 billion, yielding a surplus meet, Nixon announced a speed­ emerges from hta burrow ■70 (C) by the blaze. ,of $1.3 bUUon. . . up, worth $1.2 biUion in fiscal and sees hie dtadow, he re­ I Martin The injured included Yo­ 1971, in the Treasury’s collec­ turns to wait out six more (C> For the first time In two full 3t Fonteyn landa Garcia, 8, and Carmen decades the federal government tion of excise taxes and Income weeks of winter. .'ey. Caterl- Luz Garcia, 7, sister of will spend more money on hu­ WHERE IT W ill GO taxes withheld by employers. But the flamed groundhog tt Monica, the Qold- NlMa. They were listed In man resource programs thsm on Nixon asked for other reve­ disappointed disciples gath­ fair condition In Hartford national defense. . . nue-boosters, some sure to meet ered atop OdUbler’s Knob ( 0 ) Seport (C) Hospital. In the past few years too heavy resistance in Cong^ress this momlngy by falling I to condition at Hartford Hospi­ make hard choices is the driv­ rates, a vast $751 million dispos­ as he put hta hand Into the ph Menjou, tal, and Cruz Resto, 30, who ing forces behind my 1971 budg­ al of commodities from the na­ burrow. was treated and released. et proposals. . . tional defense stockpile, and the Ihow (G) Revenues are estimated to be Show John- sale of the government-owned (G> $202.1 billion in 1971, exceeding Alaska Railroad for upwards of Show 1970 levels by only $2.7 billion. $100 million. The two controver­ dra I>ee, -1 ** The smadl size of the increase sial sales alone represented Officials Try Counsel Raps reflects the termination of the amea Dar- Sourca: Buraau of tha Budgaf much more than half his ■ -v] income tax surtax and the pro­ planned surplus. In on : W visions of the recently enacted The 1971 budget was the na­ To Prevent e* —VSAF .Carswell Re Tax Reform Act of 1969. tion’s first to cross the $200 bil­ id Bln on (AjP Photofax) her —- H»- Federal civilian employment budget dollar breakdown. lion mark. Bulging government 1 and Bign —as measured by those In full­ The Bureau of the Budget released this 640,000 Jobs costs have caused serious slip- Rail Oosing Civil Rights time permanent positions—^will decline for the second consecu­ D ge{"a7^,"X on “dlscloi!^ WASHINGTON (AP) -«op- WASHINGTON (AP) — A sur­ tive year. . . Go with Cut With outlays pushing up to ****■ ^ avert a nationwide rail prise witness testified today The 1971 budget was framed $197.9 billion, Nixon said, the shutdown before a court-ordered that Supreme Court nominee G. In a period of persistent price Defense Cut $5.3 Billion WASHINGTON (AP) — About planned surplus of $6.9 billion on cooling period expires next Harrold Carswell, while a. U.S. rises and is designed (b help 640.000 employes of defense con­ next June 30 has shriveled to an week, government officials curb the inflation that has North Vlot- district judge In Tallahassee, WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ slash will drop total American missiles designed to g;ive added tractors will lose their jobs by estimated $1.6 billion. worked today to arrange a set- gripped our economy too Fia., had a reputation as an ob­ dent Nixon today offered a $71.2 armed strength to 2,908,127 men punch to B62 bombers and a mid-1971 because the Pentagon (fonspicuously missing was tlement between Industry and ■ Worid (C) long. . . teport (G> structionist in civil rights cases. billion military budget ialmed at by June 30, 1971. It has not been small force of F B lll bombers, is cutting back military buying, any estimate of fiscal 1971 cost union negotiators, a Styto (0> The testimony before the Sen­ The 1971 budget shows a sig­ that low since the United States Nixon said the country’s officials said today. (O) strengthening the nation's nu­ of the Vietnam war. Budget Di- NsgoUators for both sides, ate Judiciary Committee was nificantly different set of priori­ plunged into the Vietnam war strength to deter any Soviet nu- These officials preferred to rector Robert Mayo said only however, saw little hope of a — Weather ties from 'those contained In the clear shield while cutting the (O) given by Ernest H. Roeenbe'r- number of Americans in uni­ on a major scale. clear attack is currently as- use the term dislocation, rather that it would be "less" than the quick settlement from today's budget presented by the pre­ lad” Glenn ger, a New York City lawyer, form below 3 million men for Nixon gave no specifics in the sured by an arsenal of more than unemployment. $26.7 billion estimated for 1970. talks. ora. who said he served as a volun­ vious administration a year ago. the first time In about five budget message on his decision than 1,050 land-based Intercontl- These officials, stressing the Questioned repeatedly toy The dispute reached the brink teer counsel for civil rights Although 1971 outlays are $8.6 to move forward with the Sale- nental missiles, 660-plus subma- years. 640.000 figure is an estimate, newsmen on the omission, Mayo of a nationwide shutdown Satur- workers In the Florida panhan­ billion higher than the total pro­ guard antimissile—ABM—de- rlne-mounted missiles and bet- said there were security reasema '46. Bto- posed a year ago for 1970, out­ Nlxdn's defense spending fig­ forecast the reduction in de­ Rlckenback- dle In the Bummer of 1964. lense system. But he indicated ter than 600 long-range bomb- fense Industry employment will -N ixon wanted to "retain hta f : driver and lays for national defense and ure for the 1971 fiscal year Is D.C., federal judge halted a jrray, Lynn Most of his testimony' dealt $6.3 billion below this year’s re­ at a news conference Friday he ers. begin to show itself significantly flexibility” on forces Involved with a case In which nine cler- space activities have been re- strike against Union Pacific kford. vised level and about $10 billion will broaden it toward providing But behind the admlnlstra- in lour to six months. and troops withdrawn—and odd- nor Parher, gymen were sentenced to Jail by duced by $10.8 billion. The cur- four shoperaft under the final Johnson admin­ an umbrella defense against an tjon’s urgency In pushing the This is when a $30 billion ed, in effect, that efforts of the Railroad by an Blondell. a city judge In Tallahassee after rent estimate of 1970 spending Oareon (G) istration military budget. anticipated Communist Chinese Safeguard antimissile system is backlog in unfilled defense or- previous administration to iden- unions and the threatened (G) tlvey had attempted to Integrate for defense and space is $4.4 bil­ missile threat in the late 1970s. tlfy Vietnam from non-Vietnam coast-to-coast retaliatory lockout « lion less than that recommend­ "Pending agreement to limit intelligence information that the ders will be dissolved. the airport there, and their sub­ This may be one of the admin­ Russians are installing their big costs were not very reliable. i*y the railroads. ed last year by the outgoing ad­ strategic armaments, we must Defense officials, talking olph ScoU. sequent efforts to obtain release proceed with a full range of new istration’s toughest teats in. Con­ SS9 missile at a pace which “ There is no real^ accounting The 10-day postponement or- m;ui1 Marine : ministration, and a further re­ about the inipact of reductions aa ^den through a habeas corpus peti­ programs—including the Safe­ gress this year. The first phase could threaten knockout of the support for such figures," Mayo dered by U.S. District Judge Island from tion. duction of $6.3 billion Is pro­ of the Safeguard, contemplating under President Nixon’s fiscal guard missile defense system— U.S. Minuteman ICBMS In their 1971 budget, said there would be said. John J. Sirica gave the Labor ring early Rosenberger contended that posed for 1971. . . for protection against an evolv- protection of two major Minute- underground silos before 1974. The only major new program Department time to call for A substantial increase In post- a total reduction of 1,321,708 e* — V8AF Carswell had told the city attor- ing threat from potential ag- man intercontinental ballistic announced In the Nixon mes- njorg bargaining talks before it Id Sign o n ney how to circumvent an order al revenues is necessary, Looking to the future, the new military men, civil service gressors," the President told missile bases from Soviet at­ sage was a $4 billion, five-year means to resolve of the 6th U.S. Court of Appeals I am recommending a total of budget will finance major devel­ workers and defense contractor dher — Mo- Congress. tack, barely cleared the Senate opment of the Air Force’s B1 plan of federal g i^ ta fw city 14.month.old dispute. B and S io by reducing the sentence of the 1218.0 billion of budget authority employes by mld-1971. ««rc-.crA T1*AATW4AV4T F\lAV%TM ■ IW APAT * ra on While saying conventional last summer. bomber, an advanced airborne waste treatment plants. To get Assistant Secretary of Labor clergymen to the itllme they had for fiscal year 1971. This in­ Some of this has already oc­ any of that construction money, cludes $216.8 billion of new obll- forces also must be strong, Nix­ Among major projects out­ missile platform intended to re­ W. J. Usery Sunday arranged already spent in jail. on declared his new doctrine lined in Nixon’s message is. re- curred, but the great bulk of the however, states and cities will The witness said the effect gatlonal authority and $1.3 bil­ place the B52s in the late 1970s. for new talks—and top negotia­ aimed at getting allied nations placemtqt of about 660 first gen­ Other forward-looking devel­ reductions are yet to come. have to come up with $6 billion ledalty was to wipe out the clergymen’s lion of lending authority. . . tors for both sides—William P. to carry the main burden of eration ' Minuteman missiles opments include an undersea The 1.3 million figure is larger of their own funds to match. TOUS standing to get a hfearing on About 41 per cent of estimated But Nixon named seven Wlnplslnger for the unions, Joto their own defen se^ "^ eth er with the Minuteman III, armed long-range missile that could be than a prediction made by Sec­ their habeas corpus petition and outlays in the 1971 budget will railroads •N with a realistic assessment of with multiple warheads that can fired at Russia or China from retary of Defense Melvin R. home-front programs including R- Hlltz for the to leave them with a permanent be devoted to human resources welfare, antlcrlme and ontipol- agreed to come to any meeting the number and kind of military ba aimed at separate targets. U.S. submarines stationed off Laird In mid-January, when he nates criminal record. —spending for education and spwke of a cutdown of about 1.25 lution efforts—"our most urgent called by the government, manpower, health. Income secu­ contingencies for wl)i^h we need Also planned is conversion of the American coast or in U.S. it eatln’ His interpretation was chal­ to prepare’ ’—permits lowered six Polaris submarines to the million. domestic needs” —for Increased “ We told hhn we are agree- lenged by Sen. Roman L. Hnis- rity, and veterans benefits and harbors. mparable manpower level^and spending. advanced Poseidon missile, an­ Secretary of Defense Melvin In addition to the defense con­ funds in fiscal 1971. able to meetings," Hlltz said. ka of Nebraska and other Re­ services. Spending for national Continued UlS. withdrawal other multiple warhead weapon. R. Laird has said the United tractor Job loss, there will be “ Reform is the watchword of "As long as we are tallcing publicans on the committee. defense, despite continued im­ from Vietnam is a major factor Both the Minuteman III and States may have to accelerate nearly 562,000 fewer uniformed this administration,” the mes- there’s always a chance” of a >ER The calling of Rosenberger provements In our military behind a projected reduction of the Poseidon are approaching these advanced weapons If the men on duty and more than sage proclaimed. The President settlement. ss Later delayed the scheduled appear­ forces, will claim a smaller per­ 252,620 j^'tformed men next, the end of a two-year test pro­ Russians don’t slacken their 130,000 fewer civil service work­ went on:, Winpisinger had said he saw ance of leaders of civil rights centage of the budget than In year, gram. ers on the Defense Department “ This anti-inflationary budget no immediate prospect of break- organizations to testify in oppo- any year since 1960.1 Although strategic arms buildup. IhlH Coupled with a 99,000-man The Pentagon also will start 448-2660 (See Pago Eight) (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) (Bee Page Eight) (gse Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) t r o ^ ' cut this year, the new buying new short-range nuclear ______‘ 1 IP and AVE HERE Train' Collision Kills 140, U SEE HIS IGN Injures 105 in Argentina i c o BUENOS AIRES, Argentina northern city of San Miguel de express had been accidentally T. (AP) — A total of 140 persons Tucuman to Buenos Aires switched onto the same track as plowed into the rear of a ill-car the local. 08. were killed and 106 were injured in the crash of a cross-country suburban train which had Eugenio Armando del Pine, a T. express Into the rear of a stalled stopped due to mechanical trou­ passenger on the ■ suburban commuter train bringing travel­ ble about a mile from a lonely train, said smoke from fires in ers home from a weekend in the stop on the pampa 26 miles west the area blanketed the halted country, the state-owned rail­ of the capital. The suburbam train and could have hampered way announced today. train was Jammed with passen­ the visibility of the engineer The wreck, one of the worst gers returning to Buenos Aires aboard the express. railroad disasters In history, oc­ from a summer weekend in the Officials of the General Mitre curred Sunday night 26 miles country. Line, which operated both of the outside Buenos Aires at General Radio stations in the Buenos (.rains, said the local train car­ Pacheco, a town on the pampa. ried about 1,090 passengers and Maximo Blanco, a signalman, Aires area broadcast emergen­ the express about 400. Many of was taken into policy custody cy bulletins far into the night but no charge was made against calling for blood donors and vol­ the passengers aboard the sub­ him. Police said he had been unteers to aid rescue workers urban train were returning from working at a signal station near using blow torches and cranes the weekend in the country. the crash site, a mile from the to remove (mangled bodies from Ib e express derailed four of \ railroad station at Pachecho on . the twisted wreckage. the suburban train's coaches the lonely pampa. It was the worst train wreck and telescoped three of - them. A railroad station three miles in Argentine history. The worst The leading diesel of the ex­ from the scene of the wreck was ever recorded occurred at Mo- press—it had two—was spilt. attacked 90 minutes before the dane, France, on Dec. 12, 1917, Both the engineer and the crash, but the province chief of when 643 persons were killed In 'Inaclilnlat aboard the express police said the attack apparent­ the derailment of a passenger diesel were believed to be ly .had no connection with the train. among the dead. The en^neer wreck. He declined to say who There was no official explana­ the attockers were or to give ot the suburban train was in­ tion for the crash. any details, but antlgovcmment jured. An unofficial report said a sig­ terrorists liave attacked a num­ "We were going very, very nalman failed to warn the ex­ ber of police and railway sta­ fast when all of a sudden - every­ tions in recent months. press^ which was moving at an thing exploded and people went estimated 96 miles on hour, that CMficlals ot the state-owned everywhere," said Marla Isabel (AP PhoUiCaa) Argentine Railways Oo. said the the local train wosaW p*** I" (See Page Three) Rescue workecs train collision nation’s railroad disaatar. 21-car express en route front the path. Another report said the 'y ] MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 PAGE THREE ‘ : ■ , ', / l a . \ :i- ' 1\ ^ i\\. V' ■V. i' f*AGB TWO ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 ^ South Windkor GiuinioMutlered uninspired In his programming. mandy "Gene" or Szell, "Greg­ Challenge for Playwright; Al Party’s Urging He is also uninspired In mat­ ory. Conservatism rules the Sheinwbld on Bridge ters of orchestral inflection. day. Coimcil Sets H im lj<^aderHhip T H E I People speak of “the Orman- Another thing that hurts all SOME FINESSES ARE NORTH ‘Miller on Miller’ at Yale •'fA NFyW HAVEN, Conn. (APi dy sound,” when there should the.orchestras Is the attitude of MORE-EQUAL A A.I 64 3 Meeting On r “T H E WAT be no such thing. There should their boards of directors to­ ^ e r also believes that Congrc^Hmiin H/jbert N. Giiilriio By ALFRED SHEINWOLD C? 65 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (API— ftiSwe In society should come W. H. ENGLAND be a Bach sound, a Beethoven ward the musicians. It used O AQJ says he Is ’’flattered" by the to be that the musician had an Years after achieving promin- and here, perhaps he 1 H EA RD sound, a Mozart sound, and so One finesse is as good as an- A KJ9 ence as a playwright, Arthur from his studenU. Rec Funds UR8E letters, aniyway? Ten, twenty, erde as well, says he doesn't see heart, and South was down one Q-5; Hearts, K-Q-9; Diamonds, Fullers Wed 35 Years race." \ agreement" for the Housing Au­ There are no\innouneed can Feb. 3, Tues. 125 RiEAL ERTATe Appraisal II or a couple from influential why not. almost before he had start- 9-7-6-5-2; Clubs, A-Q-10. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Fuller 1, 1935 at Zion Lutheran Church, ed. thority; discussion and consid­ didates yet for the Democratic guarantors? In an interview, he conceded What do you say? eration of a proposed "Code of of 451 Hilliard St. were feted by the late Rev. H. F. R. Feb. H, Wed. A-7 REAL ESTAtH Prlnciplea Ac Praottcea Lesser EvU Answer: Bid one diamond. Swiss Art Dealer Steckholz. Their attendants, nomination for g^ernor, al­ Mr. Ormandy also asked, that being Franco’s son-in-law Ethics,” and a presentation of a al a 35th wedding anniversary (Approved by The Connoctlciit Beal Ea “Where Is the important orches- and a marquis had aided his The diamond finesse was the You have 13 points In high Mrs. Elliott Fish, Mrs. Fuller’s though Congressman aEmllio Q. tate Co mm 1*1 on as meeting the require G ets T erm F o r resolution by CTouncllman Abra­ celebration yesteirday at their Daddarlo of Hartford id\regard- ments of Public Act 445 — A p p m v ^ tor tral music of our time?” This professional career, lesser evil. The spade finesse cards and 1 point for the dou- ham Glassman which condemns sister; and Rolza Fuller, Ly­ is where George Rochberg got But he also termed It the would provide four spade tricks bleton, enough for a "manda- MOVIE RAT1NQS home. man Fuller’s brother, were at ed as a leading contendei\May- V eteran s) Exhibiting Fakes Interference by the town politi­ the open house party. Mr. and or Hugh C. Curran of Bi^ge- into the act. He pointed out that struggle of my life." only if West had precisely three tory” opening bid. You don’t roR PARENTS AND cal parties In any internal func-- Approximately 100 persons at­ CliuweH meet at Biancheater Hln^ Boboo!* IM BUddle 2 the question was a loaded one. Being a marquis, he noted, spades headed by the king. The enjoy bidding so weak a suit. LUOERNE, Switzerland (AP) tended the event, which was Mrs. Fuller have lived in Man­ port has also expressed Intei^t Turnpike, Manchester, at 7:00 P jM. Fee: MO. YOUNG PEOPUE tlons of town boards and com­ Nobody knows what is impor- "has afforded me certain privl- diamond finesse would provide but there Is comfort in the re- —A Lucerne court sentenced a given by the couple’s daughter. chester most of their married In the nomination. Th§ obt0Cliv0 of th0 fslings i$ lo inform missions. life. They have two grandchil­ 2 tant at first hearing. Beethoven leges, of which I have taken ad­ four diamond tricks if West had flection that partners don’t take Swiss art dealer today to three Miss Gall Fuller, who lives ^“From what I’ve been seeing porontt obout tho suitttuhty of The council has scheduled re­ dren. was not recognized as a genius vantage or have tried to take two, three or four diamonds minor suits very seriously ■years in prison for trying to sell movio conlont tor viowing by tboir ehildron. ports from the Capital Im­ with her parents, and their son and hearing.” Glalmo remark­ when his works were first per­ advantage, and also there have headed by ithe king. Copyright 1970 and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fuller are the ed, “I don’t detect any ground- about $2,500 worth of fakes at­ provement Committee and from propriebers of Fuller’s Pockjigc formed. Anything new meets re­ been inconveniences. South should take a diamond General Features Corp. tributed to Van Gogh, Chagall, ALL AGES ADMITTED the Housing Authority. Mrs. Bradley Fuller of Kozley swell for either of the present sistance. "Why can’t you be .the son-in- G«neral Audiences Rd., Tolland. Store, 20 Blssell St. (Photo by most mentioned possibilities Matisses Klee and other masters ,.33.. The South Windsor chapter of Bucelvlclus.) "A crass monster, a hideous­ law of the chi^ of state, a mar- for nearly $2 million. American Field Service is look­ The couple was married Feb. (Daddarlo and Chjrran).’’ 1964 BUiCK dragon quls and a good surgeon?” ly writhing wounded ‘Rosie Dolly’ THEATER TIME Anton Achermann, 56-year-oId ALL AGES ADMIHEO ing for host families for the Sound Ten years ago, he added, “ev- enough. It was horrible, horri­ that refuses to expire. SCHEDULE owner of Lucerne’s Hofgalerie, Perenial Guidance Suggested school year 1970-1971. Anyone like a criticism of one of today's erybody called me marquis, Of Ziegfeld Fame GP Interested In hosting a foreign ble.” He Facea Charge SKYLARK 2-DR. HARDTOP compositions? It was written of Now they call me doctor." was convicted of fraud for show­ Train Crash Many dead and injured were ing the 126 paintings and draw­ student tor the year, preferably In Wife’s Death Beethoven’s Second Symphony. He married Carmen Franco Dies at Age 77 Burnside—Cactus Flower, 7:10, Hunts Wed 50 Years someone ■with a child in the Jun­ taken from the scene aboard a BLOOMFIELD (AP) — Today’s music does not lend Polo In 1950 and they have sev- 9:15 ings. Including 115 "Van RESTRICTED cattle train sent from General a V-9 MOTOB Goghs”, In a 1967 exhibition that Under 17 requires accompanying ried Jan. 28, 1920 by the Rev. ior or senior year In high school, Oaims 140 Robert Lee Dodson faces a • AUTO. 1BANS. Itself to the syrupy sound of en children. His career has NEW YORK (AP) — Roszika Cinema I East Hartford—The Parent or Adult Guardian Mr. and Mrs. George. W.C. Pacheco. They were transferred won initial rave reviews from R Percy Thomas In the parson­ should cojilact Mrs, John Hop­ charge of murder hi connection a FOWEB m m N O the Philadelphia, and that is flourished mostly because of his Do9y Netcher—^who danced her Reivers, 7:00, 9:00 Hunt of 286 Charted Oak St. kins, prealdent, or Mrs. Wil­ by ambulance and helicopter to with the shooting death of his way across the stages of Ameri press critics. age of Union Congregational a BAMO the crux of the matter. More- own hard work and study say Cinema I—Cactus Flower, were guests of honor Saturday liam Young. In Argentina hospitals In more than a dozen wife. . ‘ 1 1 9 5 ^ over. It Is a lot more trouble peopie who know him. ca and Europe, won fortunes in Achermann during the trail Church, and have lived in Man­ Buenos Aires suburbs and near­ 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40 NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED night at a family celebration chester since their marriage. The selection committee will Continued from Page Dne) Mrs. Dodson, 34, w a d shot in to prepare a new work than New challenges are ahead, gambling casinos and told the insisted he still was not con­ (Age lim it may vary review applications by Feb. 1, by communities. Cinema II—Viva Max, 2:00, marking their 60th wedding an­ Mrs. Hunt, the former Doris the head Wednesday night in something from the .standard Next week he will be part of a King of Spain to replace bull­ vinced that the pictures were in certain areas) but there will be a get-together Algodon, a 40-year-old house Railroad employes, firemen, what police described as a do­ repertory. Mr. Rochberg ac- national team that Joins Amerl- fighting with baseball—is dead 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 not authentic. He said In any niversary. The event, given by Mae Ahem of Rockville, is a wife who was in a car near the member of Chaminade Musical in the near future tor families police, members of the armed mestic quarrel. She died Satur­ cused Mr. Ormandy of being Joint Spanish-Amertcan artifi- at 77. Cinerama — Goodbye, Mr. case he acted in good faith. their children, was held at Wll- Interested In hosting an ex­ middle of the express, forces worked to extricate vic­ day in St. Francis Hospital, TED TRUpON. Inc. "hostile to the presence of the can surgeons in setting up a "Rosie Dolly," her stage Chips, 8:00 After the verdict was an- TM| KM Of TH| Ue’s Steak House. After din­ Club and its executive board. Tha crash occurred at 8:30 MOTION MCUMI COQI Of SILf MOULATlOM She Is also a member of the change student. Mr. and Mrs. tims. Hundreds of - volunteers, Hartford. VOLKSWAGEN ^ PORSCHE living composer.” clal heart center in Madrid. name when she danced with her East Windsor Drive-In — Re- nounced, he said he would file ner, they were feted at a party Lindsey Booth are currently p.m., less than a mile from the Including many doctors and The victim’s 36-year-old hus­ Mr. Ormandy countered that The scientific and technical identical twin Jenny, -died Sun- open Frl. an appeal. at the. home of their son and Women’s Auxiliary of Manches­ ter Memorial Hospital and hosting Miss Dorell Zumbusch, village of General Pacheco and nurses, responded to emergency band was already In custody TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLB Boulez withdrew one of his own agreement Is between the Texas ^^3* ® heart attack in LeRoy Manchester Drive-In—Reopen The prosecutor said that be- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. an exchange student from Ger­ wkthin a few miles of a highway. radio broadcasts. on a charge of assault with in­ Gilbert B. Hunt of Vernon. Temple Chapter, OES. pieces from a prograrn he was Heart Institute of Houston and Hospital, Fri. fore the exhibit opened Acher- Mr. Hunt Is purchasing agent many. Automobiles, trucks and buses The dead were ignored in the tent to commit murder. Police to conduct with the Cleveland, the cardiovascular center of the The Dolly Sisters Joined the State Theatre — Elasy Rider, mann was wp.rned repeatedly The couple’s other children YMOA Leaders applied for a murder warrant Ziegfeld Follies in 1911 and and their respective husbands for Cheney Bros., Inc., and Is a drove across fields from the early hours as workers strug­ I don't know why this w a s National Nursing School of TV>- 7:03, 9:00 that the pictures were not au- former tax collector and com­ There will be a leaders’ meet­ highway to reach the dead and gled to save the hundreds of in­ shortly after the woman died. done, but the Cleveland plays rax in Madrid, their musical comedy roles won UA Theatre—Viva Max, 7:00,- thentic. He contended that even and ■wives are Mr. and Mrs. ing of all YMCA leaders and them a place in European socie­ Wiiiiiir^iiKirii) George W. Hunt and Dr. and missioner of the South Man­ dying passengers. Helicopters jured. F even less modem music than Signing for the Heart Institute 8:45 an amateur would have seen the chester BMre District. He Is their assistants on Feb. 9 at 8 and ambulances reached the Throughout the night, friends Complete Home ty, favored by the current Duke Mrs. Seymour Neleber (the in the Philadelphia and I can will be Drs. Denton Cooley, Ar- paintings were faked because volunteer fireman and a mem­ p.m. at the home of Mr. Ch€irles and relatives of persons be-' F g(uess thai'-it^found the Boulez thur ts, Domingo Liotta and Windsor and other royalty. former Constance Hunt), all L. Warner on La'wrence Rd. scene within an hour of the B o th B ig Furnishings Since they were so poorly done and of Manchester, and Mr. and ber of Manchester Lodge of crash. lieved to be aboard the two H e iih 's work toe/ dtffichu, or at least Rob< ' achmann. The Span- retired In 1927 and head­ 0 (M)iDioi™i Masons, the International High The leaders are asked to bring 1899! G ro u p T o H e a r because It was Impossible so MTs. Roger Miner (the former their leaders manuals with “It was like something out of trains stood outside the Retiro Although Lake Superior tia« too muclXof a wrBirclr^from Ish ers wilt be the country’s casinos of the French many Van Goghs had remained Noon Club, Manchester Lodge statlonmaster’s office, awaiting the greatest fresh-water surface Its establl^ed manner oLnlay- iJhtif health officer. Dr. Jesus Riviera, where their winnings Ruth Hunt) of Ventura, (2allf., them. Fred Wlrth of the Hart­ Dante,” said one volunteer. Book Reviewer undiscovered. who came east for the event. of Elks, the Brltlah-American “The darkness added to the con­ word of loved ones. area in the world, Lake Baikal OPEM • DATS EVERY WEEK—THUB8 . NlOatS lUX. • | ing. ^ — ^ G aria Orcoyen, and Drs. Mar­ were legend. They reportedly ‘ CACTUS FLOWER’ Club and Manchester Rod and ford County YMCA office will won $156,000 at the Oatmes Casi­ Five days after the show They also have eight grand­ present a program for the fusion and terror. Automobiles, “We don’t have any Informa­ In southern Siberia Is deeper in the past ten years t h e tlnez Bordlu, Crespo Alvarez, ■Technicolor^ ?:10 9:15 Gun au b . (Herald photo by and contains a larger volume Cleveland has tended to settle Francisco Blanco and Salvador no in 1928 and $250,00 at the__ Ca- Mrs. Chester C. Bigelow of 8 opened, a group of experts said children. group.. trucks and buses arrived tion, we don’t know who the Kei’l-h's O ffe r A n o th e r Q u a lify Service!' slno de la Forest at Le Tourquet Harvard Rd., will be guest in an open letter that the pic- Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were mar­ Bucelvlclus.) Tbere will be a meeting of Immediately to help carry away dead are,” an official said over of water, according to Encyclo­ down "in status quo." It is a Liotta, brother of Domingo, paedia Brltannica. fine instrument for the standard Dr. Martinez Bordlu Is a few years later. speaker at a meeting of Mix- tures were a mixture of “acade- BURNSIDE the Board of Directors tonight ,victims. But there weren’t and over. E The twins, whpse last name Pah-Spencer Circle of South niy drawings. Imitations, Inten- at the home of Mr. John Dean, repertory but even here its is sheduled to perform the first 580 BURNSiOE AVE EAST HARTFORD brass section has slipped in- the implant in Europe of an artifl- was Dutsch, were bom Oct. 25 Unlted Methodist Chiuxih to- tional forgeries and unfounded FREE PARKING 528 -3333 Manila Quieting 124 Mark Dr. past decade. As for the mod- clal heart operating with trans- 1892, in Hungary and came to ii*>nw at 12:30 p.m. In Susan- attributions.’ TIRED OF LOOKING ems. nothing written much portable energy. This will be America as children. nah Wesley Hall of the church. children of Chagall, Matisse Manchester Evening Her­ They played on Broadway In Mrs. Bigelow, a member of Klee viewed the exhibit and pp Marcos Warns Students ald South Windsor corre- less than fifty years ago gets after the center begins operat- MMicttstd(litu heard. Ing In July. The artificial heart. "A Winsome Widow,” "The Center Congregational pronounced the works attributed '.spondent Carol Moulton, tel. OFFREGULAR The Boston Symphony was at valued at $20,000, is due In Spain ^^erry Countess" and "Her library (others forgeries. THEATRE EAST 644-8714. AT THAT OLD ...... ■' y y — . . 1 ,. .,_____ . . . pommittpp.committee, will review three _ ...... _ Ml m ftauft m um ______Against Additional Rioting its healthiest peak when Kous- from the United States in Hridal Night,” then went to Lon The prosecution said the ac- M on.-in. 7:00, 8:45 PRICE sevitsky was programming March. don for “Jig Saw,” “League of tual total of the pictures was Sat. & Sun., 2:00, 3:35, 5:10,1 MANILA (AP) — President tack Friday was organized by. Desegregation loads of modem composers, Dr. Martinez Bordlu per­ Notions" and "The Babes In the Potolt. hardly more than 10,000 francs 7:00 & 0:00. Communists trying to assassi­ Woods." Irving/Stone, and "Pearl Buck” ■' Ferdinand Marcos said today chiefly (I will admit) because formed Spain’s first heart trans­ while the price tags put on them PETER I PAMELA nate him. To Be Helped s a i E M he didn’t know the standard lit­ plant In 1968, but the patient Jenny hanged herself in Holly- ^3* Theodore Harris, totaled almost 8 million. Be­ the situation In Manila Is return­ wood in 1941. Refreshments will be served USmNO/iTlFRN "Their one and only purpose erature. It made him enemies, died of kidney failure 24 hours cause the scandal broke early, ing to normal, but he warned is to destroy the government or By Task Force ‘ it made him controversial, but later. Rosie was divorced from her Frederick Hyde, chair- none was sold. take it over,’’ he said. “Natural­ first husband, musical comedy assisted by Mrs. Mark X)NATHAN that if students riot again, "U>ey WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice On Stylist special zig-zag it kept his audience awake, WINTERS ly, while I am still alive they even if only to find their way composer Jean Schwartz in Leadbetter and Mrs. John must bear the consequences.” president Spiro T. Agnew says % White. Chinese physicians used mold Marcos told a news confer­ cannot take over this govern­ he will head a <3ablnet-level ^ sewing machine out of the darkened hall during Atomic Camera’ 1921. A year later she and Mor­ from food to treat bolls, carbun­ JOHN ment. One of their purposes Is works it was protesting, timer Davis Jr., son of a Cana­ ASTIN ence, “We will not fire at stu­ group that ■will help Southern cles and infected wounds 3,000 dents engaging In peaceful dem­ . . first to eliminate the presi­ school districts work out de­ t by SINGER I can recall a Friday after­ Is All-Seeing dian millionaire, confirmed that years ago. dent.” MEN’S FINE WOOL noon audience that walked out they ha(J been married secretly. Doctors Give Murphy onstrations, but once they x>artl- segregation under Supreme in‘‘Pacesetter” In droves over Copland’s And Expensive She and Davis were divorced In Clean Bill of Health clpate in violence, once they Marcos said none of the agita­ Court orders. "Piano Concerto In One Move­ 1931. In 1932 she married Chica­ threaten lives, they must bear tors was arrested because “they Agneiw said Sunday that Pres­ OR WOOL BLEND SACRAMENTO, CaUf. (AP) the consequences.” were In the middle of_the crowd cabinet. ment." On Saturday night when RIC7HLAND, Wash. (AP) — An go department store owner Irv- lastmanCOlOR ident Nixon Is planning to name It was repeated, the audience ing Netcher. They were wed in “ Doctors who examined Sen. Students and laborers rioted and agents could not get close to the group shortly. He said that atomic camera that can spot them. It is possible they es­ SPORTCOATS stayed, booed, stamped its col­ narcotics in metal containers, New York by Mayor James J. Oeorge Murphy, R-Callf., say a twice last week. In one riot they it "will work with the purpose of N O W S 1 9 4 1 Q lective feet, stood up and bang­ nenetrate body cavities and peer Walker. cancer of the larynx for which attacked the presidential pa­ caped.’* Implementing the decisions of $244.96 lace, four students were shot to The students went ahead with ed the seats up and down to Into bombs and ammunition has Netcher di^ In 1963. I*® underwent surgery In 1966 the court in the least disruptive WE DON'T JUST COVER YOUR drown out the sounds from the For the last years, Rosie was cured and that he Is In death, and more than 120 were plans to stage massive funeral O l... bsen developied, Batteile-North- processions In honor of the four way to quality education in the stage, and so on. (This was in west said Friday. an 'invalid, crippled by an old 8(ood health, Injured. South.” in this FURNITURE. WE REBUILD IT! hip injury that never healed Murphy, 67, plans'to seek re- 8:30 Marcos Insisted that the at- slain students. the season 1926-27.) The camera, which uses a THIS FRIDAY P.M. Part of the plan will be forma­ carrying case 20% OFF I agree it was a punk piece of prdperly. She lived In a Park election this year and had ac- Two of the youths are tenta­ EVEBY PIECE IS PROTECTED BY 8O0T0HOAiUD(9 radioactive source called Cali­ tion of a task force on education AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU—! ‘ music; I’ve heard it since and fornium-252 to generate the neu­ Avenue apartment. knowledged that his health tively scheduled to be buried A movie, "The Dolly Sisters,” "tight be made an issue. that will Include Southern edu­ Special Selection. look it is still a very punk work. But trons that take the picture was • ooufemu: Tuesday. cators of both parties and both Included FREE! Ex+ra Arm Covers Copland has become a signifi­ developed by research scientist was made In 1945. The health report came after ARTUR IBargain K o p ech n es One medical group, the Move­ Murphy had an extensive physi­ races, Agnew said. to Match Your Upholstery . . . for the Red Tags I cant composer on the American John L. Cason of Battelle-North- ment for a Democratic Philip­ He said the task force will scene, and if Koussevltsky west under the sponsorship of cal examination at the Scrlpps RUBINSTEIN NtWtNCTON . a. Injured In pines, announced a rally at the Ex-A ide to N ixon, Clinic In La Jolla. University of the Philippines work with districts having the Not all sizes .. . hurry injor best selection. hadn’t championed him, one the Atomic Energy Commission, PIANIST A u to M ishap most difficulty meeting court questions where he would be. the company said. Murphy Is expected to have NCXTJpTWOBERLIN GUYS TURNPIKE and CRANTMOOR Tuesday morning, and at least SOFA or 2 CHAIRS Choose from luxurious all wools, wool- G.P. Lipscomb, no opposition In the Republican desegregation orders. m At that same period Stokow­ The neutrons can penetrate (Good Tickets, All Prices) . fiy>m 2 BLAKEJSLEE, Pa. (AP) — one of the slain students was to Add y«eins of beauty an3^ and-Orlon* acrylic blends ... price- primary June 2. Rep. John V. Agnew said the Cabinet-level ski W£is progrtiihming a great opaque shielding to detect nar­ prices; Orch. or 1st BsJL ,PfifER USTINOV’WMEUTIFRN The parents of Mary Jo Ko- lie in state there for a few hours comfort, to your preaent up­ smashed when you want them mostl Dies at Age 54 Tunney,36, son of the former $7.50, $7, $6; 2nd Bal. $5., group will use reports of the deal of modem music, too. In cotics, which are not easily de­ JONATHAN WINTERS • JOHN ASTIN pechne, who drowned in Sen. before burial. holstered Furniture by avail­ . WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. heavyweight boxing champion, $4. $3. Marcos, however, warned that task force In "attempting to ing yourself of this greet of­ COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED fact. It seemed that Stoky and tected by convention^ X rays Bkiward M. Kennedy’s car last Kuss-Kuss were in a race to see because they are composed Glenard P. Lipscomb, R-Oallf., Is an announced candidate for Reeervallons the students would not be given guide the districts in coming fer from our Custom Reup- Hartford 246-6807 m a x ; summer,' were Injured Sunday holatering Department. largely of light atoms, the com­ a veteran of 16 years in Con­ the Democratic nomination.’■ permission to demonstrate. He Into conformity ■with the deci­ Sew Smooth Buttonholes who could bring out the most L ^rgain Hour Dally d-a night when their car ran off^a Sew Fancy Slllchos )ust pop in one ol the many - square-end button-, Choose from a Special (Jroiip up new music. Stokowski still pro­ pany said. gress, is dead at the age of 54. also declared: “If violence sions." holes ol any lengih by just turning a digl!. MEN^S HALL-PREST‘ ^ Ex. Sun. & Ho!. “ road In the Pocono Mountains In addition to the vice presi­ Fashion Discs*and you’ll be embroidering, appli of the Newest Potterna In PrSoes Are Cam|)l«be grams a considerable amount Another'. possible application The former California legisla­ erupts, the policy of the govern­ And the bobbin drops in right in Iron! without any Including Fabric Seats' 76 while swerving to avoid a deer. dent as chairman, the group queing, darning and ^g-zagging. TraidUonal, Modem, Colonial of new music with the Ameri­ of the camera is examination tor died Sunday at Bethesda Na­ ment is to meet It with force .. Sew all sorts ol fabrics - furry or line, canvas or tumbling. and Provli»clal FtdJrtca in ProfeEBlonal WorkmanaUp val Hospital following a long THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Mrs. Joseph Kopechne of will Include Atty. Gen. John N. ACRILAN^ BLEND can Symphony Orchestra, a of bone marrow and flerti tor tu­ The state will defend itself." chitlon. Decorator Colors. and All Now Ciwhtona venture everybody claimed mors, Baltelle-Northwest said. bout with cancer. DANCE • THEATRE Berkeley Heights, N.J., was re­ Troops called In to the city Mitchell, Secretary of Health. would fall on its face. In the aerospace industry, the After serving In the California ported In satisfactory condition during the riots remained on the Education and Welfare Robert WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE DRESS SLACKS company said, the ' l(X}-pound In Monroe General Hospital In Finch and other top presidential Way up In the 80’s, Mr. legislature from 1947-62, Llps- 643.7B33 alert, but the president said he SINGER CLEAN TEAM. FABRICS and CLEAR VINYL SLIPCOVERS 2 Stokowski Is 18 years older camera could be used to exam- comb won a special congres- STATEMANCHtSTER CENTER nearby Stroudsburg. Her hus­ had sent some out of the heart advisers, Angew said. yil PARK REAR OF THIATRf band was treated for cuts and 2 than Mr. Ormandy, but he is ine thick castings of solid rock- sional election in 1963 and maln- of the city. He a d ^ d that pa­ He disclosed plans for the 2 Vacuums for *88. ' Phone 643-4159 for Keith's thirty years younj;er In heart. et and missile fuels for cracks, tained his seat thereafter, concerts Shown a t 7:05 A 8d>5 bruises. trols of plainclotheamen were group on CTBS’s Television-radio FREE H O M E SERVICE! State police from the Fern - He doesn’t, however, rule the and it can be used to inspect^ in the 1952 Presidential,cam- Jack Nicholson Voted Best circulating. > progprani "Face the Nation.” and your choice of. fo r helm of one of the country’s radioactive fuel elemenU, con- palgn. he was In charge of the Supporting Actor — Ridge barracks said Kopechne We sterilize and reipad, seats are rebulR, springs are greatest orchestras. His age is trol rods and shielding material Washington office of then-Sen. Friday MERGE 2 differtnt programs: N.'Y, Film Critics was driving east on Interstate Power Glide* now webbing used, loise Joints 'arc regluad, spring ousb- in nuclear reactors. Richard M. Nixon, who was the and •80, heading away from Larks- PPfch N Patio* Canister. Fluff Crepe Solids. lons are replaced, seruns and welUng are hand-sewn and Regularly 7.95 against him, of course, but I CUNNINGHAM Friday. Fabruary 13 ,TVIple Vteuum. Lightweight labnc in a variety ol colors for frames are completely .poUshed. There’s a sUght problem. Republican nomln'ee 'for Saturday A man went leaking lor Americarica.l ville, Pa., near Wilkes-Barre, Action wonder Just how much the apa­ vice AND Rain Forast no ^ CD D-5 blouses and dresses lOO'X Dacron Permanently pressed Acrilan acrylic, thy of boards of directors has though. 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Police said the vehi­ prints your roll of Blook A WhKs or Vibrator brush For heavy duly • ing about $1 mlllilon, should cost ® " Fprest Lawn Me- If] Koda-cokir mm we Btve you ABBO- taos dirt free. cleaning Has 6’ grit and luzzy 45” wide Originally $3.98 yd. cle was a total loss. LuTBLy" riuSB, V t n S iinl. Five clean­ only $2,000-$3,000 wjthln the next "lorial Park 1^ Los ^ g e le s $2.50 Twin jet fans all-ptirpose nozzle. NOW $3.22 yd: ilattrl)p0t^r 1 A spokesman at the hospital tor your camera. We replace the Min 5-piece accessory kit. ing altachmenls. 10 Vears as It becomes readily Wednesday folk)|wlng A ^ p.m. ($2.CX) fftudanti only) yeu h<(V« developed. It’s oU fresh- whisk it away. available.’’ services there. RUBR declined to give details of Mrs. doted and top quality and Ko- Box Offica and I dsk, too. Quick prooeislnc . . . The SINGER lto 36t redlt Plan SINGER 1II5MAINST MANCMESriR / However, the company said, a lllfrtf^ Kopechne't Injuries. 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OhambeiteJn photo R, Q. CarlBon Engaged Engaged The engagment of Miss Nancy The engagement of Miss S. Carlson of Manchester to Shirley Jean Spencer of Wap- Peter J. Bentley of Hartford ping to John Robert Lewis of has been announced by her EUlington has been announced parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carlson of 197 Bush Hill Rd. Gilbert G. Spencer of 559 Foster Her fiance is the son of Mr. St., Wapplng. and Mrs. Gordon Bentley of Her fiance is the son of Mr. HIGHEST V Montclair, Calif. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lewis of Nyilss Carlson, who graduated Maple St., EUirgton. froitv, Manchester High SchooJ, Miss Spencer, a South Windsor is em^tlpyed by W. T. Grant Co. High . School g;raduate, is em­ in HartJqrd. Mr. Bentley, a ployed by the Manchester of­ Hartford High School graduate, fice of the Southern New Eng­ is employed At Milton W. Rhein, land Telephone Co. Mr. Lewi^', a blueprinting and photocopy a graduate of Rockville High service, in Hartford. School, attends Manchester The wedding is pl^mned for Commimity College. \ April 25 at the Church of the The wedding is planned for Assumption. Aug. 8, at Ellington Congregat­ ional Church.

ChambertaUn photo Nbaaifl photo Ainerlcsn Heritage photo MRS. ROBERT CARL LOMBARDO MRS. PETER EDWARD BENSON MRS. THOMAS CURTIS MINER The marrlEige of Miss Gail dress with matching accessaries, Miss Dianne Louise Simler of They wore idenHcEd gold and Emily Muzikevik of Wapplng to and a copsag^e of yellow cym- Miss Judith Ann Teets of Runde, Miss Carol Lawrence, Manchester became the bride off-white gowns deslgpied with Peter Edward Benson of Man­ bidium orchids. The bride­ Manchester and Thomas Curtis both of Manchester, and Mrs. of Robert Carl Lombardo of ruffled collars, empire waists, chester was solemnized Satur­ groom’s mother wore a beige Miner of Concord N.H., were Stephen Royce of Durham, East Hartford Saturday morn­ velvet A-line skirts, Venise lace day morning at St. Margaret knit ensembe with matching ac­ wed Saturday afternoon at N. H. Their gold gowns and ing at South United Methodist bodices, and bishop sleeves and cessories and a phailaenopsle South United Methodist Church, headbows were styled to match Church, Manchester. gold satin headbows. They oar- Mary Church, Wapplng. Manchester. the honor attendant’s and they The bride is the daughter of ried colonial bouquets of pom­ The bride is a daughter of orchid. The bride is a daughter of Mr. carried Identical bouquets. Mrs. Dorothy J. Moseley of 41 pons in shades of gold and Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. A reception for 150 was held at and Mrs. Pierre E. Teets Jr. of Peter Spinney of Concord, Mountain Rd. and the late Her­ yellow. Muzikevik of 667 Foster St. ’The the K of C Homo in Manchee- 44 Porter St. The bridegroom is brother-in-law of the bride­ man Simler. The bridegroom is Idiss Lisa Simler of Manches- bridegroom is the son of Mr. ter. For a motor trip to Boston, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald groom, was best man. Ushers a son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam ter niece of the bride, was and Mrs. Peter E. Benson Jr. Mrs. Benson wore a brown Miner of Concord. were Robert E. Teets of Man­ Lombardo of Bast Hartford. flower girl. Her gown matched of 99 Ashworth St. crocheted dress, beige scarf, and Dr. J. Manley Shaw pastor ot chester, brother of the bride; She/er photo Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor the adult attendants’ and she The Rev. Joseph Schick ot matching acoessoriee.’rhe couple South United Methodist Church, William Gruber of Wayland, of South United Methodist carried a basket of similarly Lorlng photo St. Margaret Mary Church will live in Brookline, Mass. performed the ceremony. Mass., brother-in-law of the Engaged Church, performed ^ e double colored pompons, performed the double-ring cere­ Mrs. Benson is a graduate of Given in marrigae ■ by her bridegroom; and J. Frederick ring ceremony. Jack Grove of Donald T. Lombardo of East Engaged mony and was celebrant at the East Catholic High School end father, the bride wore a full- Audette of Manchester. Dean ’The engagement of Miss Bev­ Avon was organist and Robert Hartford served as Ms brother’s nviptial Mass. Mrs. Julia Durig Manchester Community OoUege. length velvet gown accented Spinney of Concord, nephew of erly A. Brown of Manchester to Gordon of Manchester was solo- best man. Ushers were Anthony ’Ihe en ga ge^ n t (rf M i^ Pa- wapplng was organist. The She was employed as an actuar- with corded lace and designed the bridegroom, was ring bear­ Roy S. Palmer Jr. of Coventry Lombardo of Bast Hartford, mela Jean Rlnes of Manchest g^iojgj jjrs. Howard Ly- ial technician at Phoenix Mutual to Paul L. Strout of Brookfield r with empire waist and attached er. has been announced by her par­ ’The bride was given in mar­ brother of the bridegroom; man of Wapplng. Bouquets of Lite Insurance Co., Hartford, has been announced by her par­ train. Her elbow-length nylon ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. riage by her brother, Robert A. Anthony Mlcoletti of Glaston­ chrysanthemums and gladioli Mr. Benson, also a graduate of illusion veil was attached to a Following a reception at the Brown of 348 E. Middle Tpke. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Simler of Manchester. She wore bury, cousin of the bridegroom: were on the altar. Eiast Catholic High School, Is a laoe Oamelot hat and she carried Manchester Country Club, the Rlnes of 402 Oakland St. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. a silk organza gown accented and Roger Lajoie of East Hart­ ’The bride was given in mar­ senior as Boston College where a cascade bouquet of miniature couple left on a wedding trip and Mrs. Roy S. Palmer Sr. Her fiance is the son of Mr. with Venlse lace and designed ford. riage by her father. She wore a he is majoring in English. carnations, roses, and stephan- to a ski area in New England. of Oak Grove, Coventry. and Mrs. Leeman Strout of with empire waist, A-llne skirt, Following a reception for 150 fuU-lengih gown of antique ------:-----— otls with an orchid dt the center. They will live at 60 Main St., Miss Brown, a graduate of Brookfield. monk sleeves, and stand-up at Fiano’a Restaurant, Bolton, satin, designed with Victorian Miss Susan Teets o f Mam;hes- Dttrl)am, N, H. East Catholic High School, Is Miss Rlnes, a graduate of collar. Her elbow-length veil of the couple left for a plane trip collar, fitted bodice, full skirt Negro Minister Conducts ter, sister of the bnlde, was maid Mrs. Miner is a senior at the a senior at Hartford Hospital silk illusion was arranged from to California. Mrs. Lombardo *^®hestCT H i^ Sch«x)l, will ___ ^ ______of honor. She wore a moss green University- of New Hampshire, School of Nursing. Mr. Palmer and a cathedral-length train. White House Service ribtoed linen empire gown trim­ Durham. Mr.' Miner, also a is ■ a graduate of Coventry High ^ wore a forest green sleeveless educatlon-mShematics in Her tulle veil was arranged senior at the University of New carried a Dutch colonial bou- knit ensemble with white trim from a saUn headbow, and !h e WASraNGTON (AP) — Presi­ med with lace and a nylon il­ School. A corporal In the U. S. quet of gladioli, daisies and and black patent leather ac- Hampshire, is a member of Pi State College, Danbury. Mr. carried a colonial bouquet of dent Nixon heard a Negro cler­ lusion headbow with a shori Marine Corps, he served a stock with roses at the center, cessories. The couple will live Strout, a gr^ u ate of Abbot carnations with ivory Stream- gyman tell a White House veil. She carried a bouquet of Kappa Alpha social fraternity. tour of duty In Vietnam and Mrs. Michael Hills of Stafford ‘n East Hartford. congregation Stmday that the yellow and white pompons and Alpha Zeta honorary fraternity, presently is stationed in Hawaii. Springs, cousin of the bride, Mrs. Lomberdo is employed Technical High School, Dan- ers. bury, attended Norwalk State Miss Virginia L. Peatle of nation should resolve to ‘ ‘share white miniature carnations. and Sigma IM, honorary ’The wedding is planned for was matron of honor. Brides- as a legal secretary for Kenny, Bridesmaids were Miss Lynno forestry fraternity. Sept. 5. maids were Mrs. Robert A. McNamara, Havens, and Widiem, Technical College. He served Hartford was maid of honor, the abundance of our rich land Simler of Manchester, sister- Hartford. Mr. Lombardo is with the U.S. Army and is em- Her full-length empire gown of with the deprived not only at in-law of the bride; and Mrs. part-owner of Lom'bardo Con- ployed by United Oil Co., Stam- gold velvet was fashioned wito home but abroad as well.” William Bartensteln of South crete Foundations, East Hart- ford. ruffles accenting the bateau The Rev. Mannie L. Wilson, WlndBor. ford. 'Ihe wedding is planned for neckline and long sleeves. She president of the Council of. June 27. wore a matching headbow with Churches ot New York, was the vedl, and carried a colonial bou- first of his race to conduct one quet of melon color carnations of the White House services Miss Susan F. Beckwith of Concept of Monarchy W with moss green velvet strecun- since the Preeideilt started Manchester and William S. ers. them a year ago. Johnson of West Hartford were The brideemiald was Miss married Saturday afternoon in Susan A. Muzikvik of Wapplng, the Church of Christ, Congrega­ Is Fading in Canada sister of the bride. Her moss tional, Newington. green velvet gown and headbow The bride is the daughter of By MAX h ARBELSON not for years. were styled to match the honor Mr. and Mrs. James F. Beck­ Associated Press Writer However, a House of Com- attendant’s, and she carried a with of 16 Hartland Rd. 'The OTTAWA (A P ) — There’s still mons leader of the opposlUon similar bouquet with gold velvet bridegroom is a son of Lt. debate on the subject, but no ConservaUve party, Gerald Streeuners. and Mrs. Harold Hlnkel of doubt remains that the concept Baldwin, has accused the Tru- Henry A. DeOotis of Wlater- Virginia Beach, Va. of Canada as a monarchy is fad- deau government of ’’racing vllet, N. Y., served as best man. . headlong” to^vard establishment Ushers were H. Roy Brown Jr. Ihe Rev, Arnold Tozer, of Manchester, brother-in-law of pastor of the Church of Christ Many Canadians look to Brit- of a presldenUal system. The the bridegroom; and Rodney In Newington perfonned the in as their mother country. For Conservatives, especially under Lassen of Coventry, cousin of ceremony. Bouquets of yellow yeairs such Canadians have re- their former leader John G. Dle- buked Americans who happened fenbaker, have often expressed the bride. and white chrysanthemems Mrs Muzikevik wore a brown were on the altar. to mention the king or queen ” of their devotion to the monarchy. Window thadet Du Pool The bride was given in mar­ England” when speaking in a Some believe the end may ‘n'ontiae” art easy to wash. WUI look like new. Won’t eraek, fray or riage by her father. She wore a Canadian context. Their argu- come in the present decade but ment: the sovereign living at others. Including Secretary of pinhole. Available In many attrac­ full-length empire gown of tive eolort- Juat call ue. We will be Chantilly lace and taffeta, de­ Buckingham Palace is as much State Gerard PeUetier. say it glad to mcature your windows tad signed with a Sabrina neckline, the monarch of Canada as of "'a / take a generaUrai. PeUeUer five you a free estimate for new r3 close to ’Trudeau and promi­ Flndkiy photo long pointed sleeves, an A-line Britain. ClMBfiUltil] ‘Tontine." nent in the Liberal party. skirt and a chapel-length train. This is technically so, and A Toronto Telegram colum­ Engaged Her bouffant elbow-length veil Queen Elizabeth II on her trips nist, McKenzie Porter, ob- UUO'rCAItS DUPONT of English illusion was arrang­ y to Canada is gn^eeted as the sov The engagement of Miss ereign. But Canada’s autonomy serves: "Clearly the monar Linda Gail Smith of Manchester Top Pikes P M ed from a cloche of Alencon .Per Ml lace and pearls, and she carried has been acknowledged in ehists are in disarray.” He to James Joseph Madden Jr. prog^ressive • degrees for more thinks some of the apathy to- of Silver Spring, Md,, has been TONTINE. a bouquet of roses and stephanotis. than a century, and is now to all ward the monarchy is due to the announced by her x>arents, Mr. influence of American profes- and Mrs. Harold J. Spilth of Mrs. Raymond Bemtsen practical purposes complete. Y v of sors on the faculties of Clana- 109 Palknor Dr. 1H9 m n St - Coventry was the matron Not all French-speaking Cana­ E.A. JOHNSON of dian oniverslties. No matter Her fiance is the son of Cmdr. honor. Her full-length peacock: dians scoff at the country»s ties how Impartial they may try to and Mrs. James J. Madden Sr. color gown was designed with a with a London-based sovereign­ PAINT CO. be, he says, they are teund to of Silver Spring, high neckline, short pouffed ty, but some of them do. tee MAIN BT. MANca n u r f pass on to the students "some of Miss Smith is a gp^oduate of sleeves and trimmed with Years ago Canaditin citizens Venlse lace at the neckline, ceased to receive knighthoods their own alien precepts.” Scht^and the sleeves and empire waistline. and similar honors from Lon- (3eorge Bain, veteran Ottawa Her iAoulder-length veil was ar­ don; Lord Thomson of Fleet, the political commentator, express- viUaite ^ l L iI ^ ^ I ^ uW ranged from a matching head- Canadlan-bom magnate of pub- es doubt that present-day youth vrr -MoH bow, and she carried yellow and U ^ n g went to live in Britain can contlri« to ac^ p t tpich white pompons. before he was named a ba^on In longer the Idea of having a head Academy, Kittery, Maine, serv- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ste­ 1964. state who Uves in England, ^ S. lORMAL ven Johnson of Hartford, sis­ A few weeks ago Canada offi- " it isn’t necessary to be anU- vriU gr^uaite in May ter-in-law of the bridegroom; cially foreswore the awarding of monarchist to wonder about the Maine MarlUme Miss Kathleen Carroll of Man­ the Victoria! Cross and other crcdlWUty of the Canadian mon- Academy Castlne chester; Miss Sharon Beckwith British mimaiiy decorations to archy!,” he said in the Toronto w ad in g is plaimed| for of LaJolia, Calif,/and the flower Canadians. Globe and Mail. “ Can young Oa-\ ig W i urn IT girl was Eieborah Beckwith of Another recent development nadlans be expected to accept Hebron, niece of ihe bride. Is tl^e elimination of the queen’s as the living symbol of the state Their gowns were similar to i i : pertriilt from several values of ^ jrtonarch that does not look ALL FORMAL WEAR IN the honor attendant's, r.T h „ e„ paper money. j Canadian, does ni>t sound Cana- bridesmaids carried bouquets of The Union Jack, or a flag akin dian, does not live In Canada, STOCK AT ALL TIMES! Bradford B^idirorii proto yellow pompons and the flower MRS. WILLIAM S. J9 HNSON to It, was flown In Canada offl- and whose children have never girl carried a nosegay of pink, cially fintll a distinctive Cana- put foot In Uie place?” GLOBE yellow and white flowers. dian flag with a maple leaf de- Under the British pystem the Steven Jtduison of Hhrtford Mrs. Beckwith wore a lime knit suit and a gardenia cor­ sign was adopted by the admin- sovereign is head of state while Travel Service served as best man for his green dress with matching ac­ sage. They will live at 60 Ard­ istraUon of Prime Minister Les- the prime minister Is head of brother. Ushers were Charles cessories. n ie bridegroom’s more Rd., West Hartford. ter B. Pearson. government. In an uncertain po- 90S BfAIN STREET JtSinson o f Virginia Beach, mother wore a gold-color dress Mrs. Johnson is a 1967 grad­ Pearson’s successor, Pierre liUcal situation the monarch 643-2165 M BN’8 s h o p with matching accessories. brother of the bridegroom, Pe­ uate of Manchester High .School. Elliott Trudeau, disavows any may influence the naming of a ‘"nie Marvel ot MUn StteM” ter Beckwith o f Hebron, broth­ After a reception at the In­ Mr. Johnson, a 1964 graduate intention to end the monarchy, government, but generally por- Antlioilud mtmp In Binn- for •Ol-MTMslnStrSt er ot the bride, anH ■William dian Hill Country Club in New­ of Rogers High School in New­ The government is disctisslng iodic elections leave no doubt ^ohester sU AJi1iiMS,i RaUioods Mid Steamship Monphester. Cotmeettcut Walsh of Wlllimantic. Kenneth ington, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson port, R.I., Is employed os a with the provinces a new const!- about who gets the job. The U.S. Barlow of Newport, R.I., ne­ le^ for a motor trip to Cape sheet metal mechanic by the tution for Canada, and the ques- president contbines the duties of ‘SPBOIAUaTt m TORMAL WMAR RDNTAIA” phew of the taidegroom, was Cod. For traveling, the bride Aetna Special Manufactur­ tion of the monarchy may even- head of stdte and head, of gov- ring bearer. wore a three-piece tilue double­ ing Co. in East Hartford. tually be reached, but probably, emment. 1.'

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A' \ A A A A; \ O' W A V ■ \ ■■ ^ :-A'\ ■■■■ \ .i. ' \- ; . ' • ■ • ■ ■ ^ ' ■ . ■ ' ■ X \ ■ V A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 PAGE SiBVBN 3TER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 PAGE SIX MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD.'M> Originated Came Inside Volleyball wiu originated in LIQQEn DRUG ing the performance gap, And if we can Givenchy and Cardin The Day Economists i®attrl|p]0tpr Your 1895 by William G. Morgan! PARKADf get our welfare reform, if we can,stop R eport while he was physical director OPEN the rise of crime which terrorizes those at the 'YMCA of Holyoke, Maas., iStipnin^ l^prali according to (Encyclopaedia Bri- A,M. t o 1 0 9 M . who live in our central cities. If we con Put Life in the Midi Saw Their Shadows (fkintlnued from Page 0) f u b u b h e d b y Dental tannlca. HBRAUD PRINTINO CO.. INC While goods are available, IS Bluell Street move on the programs that, I mention By MARYIXIU LUTHER on- the mCon, Cardin continued By JOHN CUNNIFF Haynsworth because the alter­ M*nche«ter.Conn. AP Busbies* Anlayst services that range from gar­ native won’t be one bit better. THOMAS r. raRGUSON with regard to rural America, where 82 The Los Angeles Times the show In a fantasy of fashion WALTER R. FERGUSON PARIS—^In, the precious Ion- orbRs that took you from black Health bage collecting to medical aid A footnote: Both before oiid Publishers per cent of the black people live, if we NEW YORK (AP — Many often are lacking; the environ- after Haynsworth’s reJedUon, gunge, of fo^lon, they coll It peghpled shiny vinyl jumpsuits economists saw their shadows I\)unded October 1. 1881 can provide the job opportunity and the Feb. 1-7 is the 22nd annual ment has been polluted by the Atty. Gen. John Mitchell sought ’’elevating what’s ha{i^nlng on with) wrinkled legs I to jersey today. Published Every Evening Except Sundays National Children’s Dental uninhibited belchtngs of pros­ —oml could not find—a woman and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at opportunity for business' enterprise for the streets to the taste leviel of jumpsuits to black pants with Rising from piles of statistics, V Health Week. As part of the ob­ perity; some cities are decay­ qualified for the high court Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall the couture.” a jodphur-like extensions grow- they noted that the very sun­ Matter. . black people and other minority groups servance, ’The Herald, In coop­ ing. vacancy. Mr. Nixon now may That’s fancy talk for copying ing from the hips. His lunar clr- shine that warmed the nests of that this Administration stands for, then, eration with the Manchester And there exists a great con- name some women to lower SUBSCRIPTION RATES the best of French ready-to- ole app.lques were sprinkled 11b- Americans for several years Payable In Advance Dental Society, today begins a 'flicl that threatens to cloud the Federal courts In hopes' that he One Year ...... $30.00 when I finish office, I would rather be wear In very expensive fabrics erolly throughout, os was t h e was now brewing a dark end series of six articles on facts blight areas and blacken the can elevate one to the Supreme six Months ...... 18.60 with viery expensive workman­ plasUc jewelry. troubling storm. If not fright­ Three MTonths ...... 7.80 measured ' by my deeds than all the you should know about dental dark: ^ Oourt before he leaves the White One Month ...... 2.00 ship. And then we came bock to ened, they were disturbed. fancy speeches I may have made. And I And that’s what the most be­ health. The rising demand for money House. MEMBER OF earth. The minis stopped and The bad news, they noted, is a remains on a collision course THE ASSOCIATSID PRESS think then the black people may approve lievable part of Parle haute the midis began—all of them Con you recommend a good compound of an economic ex­ ' The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ couture has been all about. The toothpaste? I am confused as to with a supply the government Rumania which maintains a of what we did. I don’t think I’ml going four inches above the ankle. pansion that is slowing almost titled to the use of republlcatlon of all other part has been a gallant Nothing Just below whether 1 should buy a tooth­ feels must not grow if the battle rigidly authoritarian internal : FUNERAL HOAAE news dispatches credited to It or not other­ the knee. to a halt simultaneously with an with inflation Is to be won at all. wise crMlted In this paper and also the to win them with words.” attempt to relive the vel The zealots against smoking have cause of concern for Presiden­ Instead, Mr. Nixon steered Now the days of Lent reflect- Vung Tau, places the denUfrices of harsher stole several bottles of liquor better than either of these; it weis a per­ kind of experimenting one can ginning merger talks with the ardry, Givenchy; stationed at That’s why the very bright M ffr. Bnroer Sswto* ScMB and OnMito Bear Itoti something going for them they might tial aides. If a few tipped the away from education and to­ Itn missed. He tapped In and it abrasive agents . . . Depending from the Cutoff Liquor Store. find among their professional AFL-CIO American Federation — Endorses pants. He offers the call, to be received at Ft. sun that shines on so much of formance in which, again and again, the wrong way, Mr. Nixon could be ward the bread-and-butter is­ Ing upon our Saviour’s death on the level of abrasive present Darien police said toey chased MANCHESVIR not have in other assaults against a organizations and leaders, of Teachers, a smaller group ntore pants costumes, for day McPherson and then transmit­ American life also casts long FrL S A .M . to • P.M . President opened himself up enough to upset. sue- of rising prices. ’The final might serve us well regarding . . . dentifrices can be prepared NO APfOINTMENT especially In the National Edu­ but one with important roots In and night, than any deslgnar ted to Leach’s office. the car as far as the New York abadows that make economists OM. HEAT, 9 AJtl. to S PJL personal habit. draft was written by the Pres­ the cause—’’For all have sinned which may be excessively harsh State line, where the state po­ B NECESSARY let Ws sincerity show. If he keeps on But those undecided C3ong;ress- cation Assn. many big cities. Insldie, the NEA here to date. For day, they’re This is. the second marriage cringe and bundle up for a long 64S-9MS If one follows the old maxim that one men switched to the President’s ident himself, synthesized from and come short of the glory of for regular use by the general lice of this state joined the pur­ with this sort of thing — and has some In Chicago. 10 college students Is restructuring itself, giving Its accompanied either by long, ■ for both Mrs. Sheets and Hales, winter. side after his television appear­ an earlier draft by speechwrit- God.” Romans 3:23. While public.” suit. Individual’s freedom of action ends from across the country all top offices more power and flex­ loose, double-breasted jackets or who met last year while both good luck with the accomplishment ance. ’The last White House er William Safire and a me­ sin’s accumulative conse­ The ADA especially warns Finally the youths .ditched the members of the student NEA ibility. long belted tunics. For night, he were working at the Army de­ where the next person’s nose begins, Mie headcount prior to Wednesday’s morandum (requested by Mr. quences must linger upon the against use of such dentifrices car here and ran into the woods, which would put the final mark of who intend to become teachers, In some states It Is lobbying shows them with narrower, che- pot. He comes from Cumber­ has to concede that the discomfort and vote showed a dramatic gain of Nixon) from 'White House coun­ race as. well as each individual by dental patients with exposed where they were quickly cap­ ' authenticity on the sentiments he ex­ are studying in the new training for, and in a few achieving, mise-like tunics. land, N.C., and she was bom In more than 40 Congressmen selor Daniel P. Moynlhan giving until Christ comes again, Cal­ dentin or cementum or by pa­ tured with the aid of local po­ Irritation of smoke to a non-smoker can institute of the Industrial Area professional standards laws to — Uses side silts on every­ Hamlin W. 'Va., but has lived In presses — there may come a day when backing the veto. Even that reasons for approving the bill. vary gave a death blow to the tients who have tooth restora­ lice. Foundation under the guidance allow the profession to set up Its thing from the tunic of a navy Atlanta for 10 years. travel out quite a distance from the in­ count was three votes shy of A footnote: Mixed with White root-cause in the life of every tions constructed of soft synthet- The oldest youth was identi­ many of those who have a very long of the prophet of professional own qualifications and stand­ shantung pantsuit to a navy Hales was assigned to Viet- dividual who happens to be doing the the actual 191 votes to sustain House jubilation was disappoint-' man. Out of the very experi­ fied as 17-year-old Ernest Book- habit of thinking of the word ’’tricky” radicals, Saul D. Allnsky. ’Their ards, much as lawyers and doc­ crepe evening midi with deep nam three' months ago and is materials. Dentin is the cal- the veto (5 more than needed). ment that the highly respected ence of this St. Paul cried out: ert of New Haven. The names smoking. There are obvious instances in training is being financed by a tors do already; to give the “ U” neckline and string-tied teachlng English to South Viet- clfled tissue beneath the enamel with regard to the present occupant of Surprisingly, Mr. Nixon’s tele­ Rep. George Mahon of Texas, ” 0 death, where is thy sting? 65,000 dollar grant from the teachers tighter control over waistline. namese soldiers. His current tooth, and cementum la of the other two were withheld which the discomfort and Irritation can vised veto was followed by a chairman cf the House Appro­ O grave, where is thy victory? the White House may find themselves NEA and part of the money education. At the same time, — Unfringes the poncho, tour will be over In about nine the relatively thin tissue cover­ because of their age. be serious, and when there is no easy considerably larger favorable priations Committee, voted to ’The sting of death is sin; and also is to be used in a pilot pre- Fischer is pushing a ’’teachers makes it the most credible cov- months. ing the roots of teeth. volunteering ’’trustworthy” as a sub­ response in telephone calls and overri^ the vote along with the strength of sin Is the law. ' Solomon-like determination as to which gram which the students will bill of rights,” to protect teach­ eriip around. Picture a beige The couple plan to honeymoon Before using the tooth stitute. telegrams to Congressional of­ moat senior Democrats. But thanks be to God, which whitening pastes, the ADA sug­ MILE fflLL set up this spring in a major ers not only from administra­ chiffon jeweled poncho (without In Hawaii when Hales comes up individual owns the air in a room or in fices than either the Nov. 3 Shortly before the vote Har­ giveth us the victory through city, yet to be picked. tors and politiclEuis but from for rest and recreation In April gests you ask th'e advice of Pine Pharmaey It seempd to us that, the other night, a certain location, the smoker or the Vietnam speech or his recent our Lord Jesus Christ.” 1 Cor. fringe) over a transparent chif­ low had a long but fruitless dis­ SNEA, with more than 100.000 one another. or May. your family dentist. State of the Union address pro­ cussion with Mahon. ’The White 15:55-57. fon Jumpsuit and you have the Oor. e t O M te r A A O m m the President bore up very well and con­ non-smoker. *' members in colleges, is prob­ An NEA task force of urban ” Yhe day before Christmas I One other comment on types duced. ’That nullified the ImjMict House argument: Because the ’This Is not the isolated experi­ look. ably the biggest student organ­ education la trying to find ways got a letter from him saying we of dentifrices: The so-called HAIR CARE vincingly in his contei\tion that he has an What the non-smokers deserve is at of wavering Republican Con­ extra school money originally ence of one man centuries ago, __Proves once and for all toait ization going. With even this through the tangle of social, ra­ could get married by telephone ’’bacteria killer” dentifrices approach to the problem of inflation least a touch of what used to be old- gressmen by the powerful edu­ was voted on the floor against but this is what the Lenten truth he's his own man and has cut have not been found effective ACCESSORIES handful of SNEA leaders under cial and political forces destroy­ the apron strings that linked ana you get about half off of which has' a chance of working. fashioned courtesy from the smoker, cation lobby. the wishes of Mahon’s commit­ is all about. pla.iC fares and your hotel fare either in reducing the number 20% DBCOUNT tee, support of that decision now Alinsky and his associates for ing clt yschools. George Jones, him to the Balenciaga school of It also flushed out some Tomorrow we see it in Chris­ a couple of months the techni­ the head of the task force, free if you’re the wife of a serv­ of decay-causing bacteria in FBlflB D S B LIW who, if true gentleman or lady, will al­ totally unexpected supporters— by Mahon would be an open in­ tian hymology. deml-flt tailoring and princew PHARMACY We think his nation - wide audience iceman going to meet him on R the mouth or in combating de­ vitation for continued floor fat­ ques of gaining, holding and thinks the schools are being ways be willing to postpone his or her such as Rep. Joel Broyhill. a Rev. William A. Taylor . seaming. and R,” Mrs. Sheets said. cay. caught it that he really meant it when he tening of appropriations bills. manipulating power, as well a.s crushed by politicians, business As they say in show biz, thait's own pleasure to spare companions. conservative Republican who Church of the Nazarene the whole, direction of protest Interests, some unions, racial said, of the crisis in the Near East, that represents the northern Virg;lnla a hard act to follow. But part of the new angle in the on campuses and in sake his HEW veto. To their jumpsuits of the slinkiest, sheer­ time highs averaging In the low lection for the political approach ought .the smoker himself, and what injury he Supreme Court Justice Thur- well certain to be confirmed by deeper into violence every people that ought to work it out 30s and overnight lows jjv-the total surprise, however, Broyhill good Marshall—regard Presi­ est Jersey you ever saw. (l Insure Ws, squatter’s rights penicillin was discovered. black people?” impulse to push other people around for teachers in a number of cities. their own good. Fischetti Is looking Into the possibility of ’The President answered that one this 1970 Chicaji50 Daily News achieving education in the way: schools outelde all the old rules —politics, purchasing contracts, ” I’ve been concerned, Mr. Kaplow, Keep It Closed power structures, neighborhood I Choieesf Meats In Town | 2 about polls and statements by some battles. And In a few places, Holman Baker 'Whether or not Interstate Route 91, they are producing a little black leaders and some white leaders from Riverdale St. In West Springfield movement for reform. who purport to speak for black people across, the river to this city’s North All over Ole country teachers TUESDAY ONLY Bedding... What to the effect that while the Administra­ End, should be c^ned to travel as soon are becoming angry, beginning as It is completed has become a touchy to stir. If they can pull togeth­ tion seems to be doing rather well question. Opposing the state Depart­ er, they just might save the among 'most of the American people that ment at Public Works plan to open the school system. Probably, no one u s . CHOICE fM ST CUT the world rests on! else can. It looks, from here, we do not have the confidence that we segment is a group contending this would cause traffic jams and jeopardize as though no one else even 58c should hove among black people. the safety of North End residents. wants to. CHUCK STEAKS Uki' Hfdman Baker's Musoo Confirming IMrm ’The oppositiem says local motorists and Verto Ultra Firm Bedding are as the ’’Let m|ef, however, respond to what I would benefit, however, in being able : J name suggests . . . finn! Available in intend to do about that in this way. I to bypass Riverdale St. If they are head­ either the Innerspring or Foam Units, think the problem we confronted when , ed north or returning to the city .from Herald CALIFORNIA STEAKS Lb.78c Holman Bilker Bedding was originally de­ that direction. Phoper signs, it is added, signed fixMn recommendations by ortho­ we came' in was a performance gap with would keep southbound through traffic Yesterdays pedic surgreons for those with back dis­ FORMERLY LUCILLE LYON REAL ESTATE OFFICE regard to block people in America — big from following Route 91 into the North orders. But now, many who enjoy super promises and little action, and as a re­ End. Perhaps clear labeling—signs such 25 Years Ago lO N EU SS firmness and extreme qiudity, are also en­ ■ OS “ Downtown Springfield” over the joying the (XHnfort of Holman Baker Bed­ sult, immense frustration which flared road and "T o Route 91 South” pointing The Rev. Paul Kosloweld suc­ CHICKEN STEAK U.SU89 Into violence. to the turnoff—would have some effect. ceeds the Rev. 8. J. Szcsei^oow- ding. Visit the Watkins Slumber Shop to­ DELIVERIES AS USUAL But the strong tendency of through ski as pastor of St. John’s Pol­ day and let us point out the advantages "Now, I know all the words. I know all travelers cm a high-speed road is to keep ish National CaithoHc Church on of Holman Baker Bedding. $99.60 each. Golway St. the gimraflcks and tl^B phrases that going as long as the road remains open, signs notwithstanding. Because this { HIGHLAND PARK MARKET would win the applause of black audi­ would Inconvenience travelers and city 10 Years Ago Open 9 A.M, to 5:30 P.M. residents alike, that segment of Route ences and professional civil rights lead­ william McGodlgal of Oak PI. BIT "igtitMid BL, Manchester — PhoM 0M-4XT1 SAMI fHONE NUWBIB ftT 5 - 2 5 0 T i S|1 should remain closed, aiintil the en­ ers. I’m not going to use them. I’m ln-‘ celebrates Ms 00th year with Closed Mon.— Open Thurs. & Fri. until 9 P.M. tire !n-clty section of the highway is terested in deeds. I’m intensted in clos­ ^ — 4 0 4 The Herald, the longest service completed.-SPRINOPIBIX) UNION. A^' suRC m c m m r ahy, tmR'' record of any Herald employe. / / / / y

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H . v ■\\\ V \\ f\ -. 'V ■ \ \ . \ A \ . \A^ V' \\\ V f \ 1 ■ ■ ' ■ ' . / ■! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTTRR. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 P A G E N I N E •------J------0 - 1 ^ MANcilESTER EVENINg I HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O ^ .. MONDAY, yBBRUART^g, 19*i P A G E E I G H T Coventry C fp m n iK n t FLETCH ER BLASS GO. OF MANCttBHm She was the Wife of Joseph N. Israeli-Egypticin Clashes STAR A e to 1 1 e.m. pUMlc m‘H|M>n(Ient fop the ' granddaughter. Carlson, 18. of 8 Clyde Rd., af- north and south of Cairo, while Suez Canal _ 2 Chin 32 Will 62Fri#nd hearings on the fIriA Tue«- Rev. Dunn, Rocky Hill, with a Mass of re­ long active In political and civ­ ( MAT 10 3 Love 33 Un«Mp«ct«d 63 In spring will »M- Cathy D’ltoJia. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Funeral services will be to­ The Roundtable of BTack- ter an Incident last Tuesday Syrian and Israeli tanks, The Israelis repo „,a h 64 Bother quiem at 10 ’ at St. James’ ’There Is no skating, no coast- ic affairs locally and a four- 3-19-22-2d 4 True 34 Around day and' third Thursday of Nile ijiay be muthed at 649-5fl0«. morrow at ll.a.m. at Newkirk ledge Council of Cub Scouts will night at the Parkade, was nplled planes and artillery battled my raids at the north an '67-77-86-90 5 Friend 35 Soy 65 Curb each mortth. They ■ are for Church, Rocky Hill. Burial wUl ing.ig. and no skiing at anyor of the* t on term veteran of the state legis­ 36VMfairs 66 Noticeoble iiml news iteiiiH iruiy be mailed MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) and Whitney Funeral Home, 776 K— 1m T>o 1*1/ t.______i__ 1 : 'bc held toiTiorrow flt 7.30 p.m today upon recommendation of along the occupied Golan ends of the ciuial but- sa 6 Your those town resldenlts who Area Pastor, he in Memorial Park, Rocky town-supervised areas. lature, has announced he will GIMINI 7 And 37 Light 67 Mor>ey SAGITTARIUS to her at Box I HI, RT7> 2, Bol­ Farmington Ave., West Hart­ at Keeney St. School. - The prosecutor William B. Collins. Heights, the military command Egyptian bombs did no danti^e. I MAT II ‘ 8 You'll 38 Ent«rpriM 68 Better HOY wish to file BUggclPtlons or HUl. actively seek the nomination of ton. PICTURE FRAMING (all types) ford. Burial will be In Rose meeting is open to all cub lead­ Collins sought dismissal of announced. ^ spokesman In Cairo clmmea 9 A ^ 39 You 69 Might complaints on any subject Friends may call at the fu­ the Democratic party for state 10 Up* 40 Cor« 70 And Die Dies at 65 Hill Memorial ' Perk, Rocky ers and interested parents of the charge, saying It was evi- ^ spokesman said the Israeli, an Israeli Jet was hit by E j ^ 4) Ar« > 71 Poth within the 6oartl’8 Jurisdic­ neral home tonight from 7 to representative from the 51st '\12-27-29-32 n Don't 6-18-21-38 Tile first fund raising project WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Hill. 9. cubs. Woodcrafts will be dis­ dent that the youth had been jgts returned safely .after pound- tian gunners and seen crosning 62-69-82-87 I 2 A 42 Ib 72 Your 42-5(L66 tion. ELLJNGTON—The Rev. Wal­ Budget Cuts Assembly District. The district 13 Or 43 R*c«ptivi . 73 You £ of the Boltoii Parent Teacher’s Friends may call at the fu­ played. wrongly Identified. However, the Egyptian army camps at In flames” during an Israeli CANCIR 74 Considerote CAPRICORN*r*4ivw*4rx Tub EncloHure from $.'i0 t4> $4.'> pliw Imtallation do Ehnerson Dunn, 68, pastor covers the towns of Andover, 14 Pol 44Th« Organization was a big success. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Clarence N. Laramie nolle was entered after Judge Baltlm, at the mouth of the Nile raid on the kmthern sector of i JUN£ II 15 You'll 45 Moy 75W o y Die.:. II ^ oi the Oommunity United Bolton and (Coventry, and Is 46 Go 76 To Over .'KKl children were treated ’TOLLAND — Mrs. Jearuiette Defense Members of the Manchester MUlV II 16 Advisor JAN.N. IP MethodlBt Church, . Crystal Max Savitt said he would con- Mankabed, deep in the canal. . represented by Mrs. Dorothy 17 Allow 47 Your 77 For Slain Shopkeeper In'll Wall Disney film, "The Ab­ Mr*. Lucille Archanibault Liirnmie, 71, of Kozley Rd., ■clergy will be guests of the )8 Spirit 48 Trend 76 Impulses 3- 7-26-32(^ Lake, died Friday night at Now aider dismissal only if there was Valley. Baltlm Is about ’Tel Aviv made no mention of MUler of Bolton, a Republican. K 2-10-15-20 sent-Minded Professor,” on Fri­ Mrs. Lucille Lamell Archam- (lied yesterday morning at a (Continued from Page One) Clvltan Club of Manchester at a hearing of witnesses a n d 744-60-83-84 19 Hove 49 Help 79 Of 137-47-71 V? Britain General' Hospital after ■ ...... _ _ 10 norOth of Cairo and any plane losses. 20 Lead 50 DittirKtIy 80 About Was Also Special day. bault, 77, of 34 Griffin Rd., Willimantic convalescent hos­ a lunidieon meeting tomorrow presentation of evidence. None Loyzim, who on Friday re­ LIO 81 Ruffle AQUARIUS a short illness. He Uved in the Nixon omitted certain details Mankabed is about 200 miles Cairo also claimed a forma- 21 Of 51 Situotion Although the shi/wlng w a s widow of Ell Archambault, died at 12:15 p.m. at Willie’s Steak tired after more than 43 years j JULY }} 22 To 52 Of 82 Emborross JAN. ID MID-WEEK pital. She lived with her only on the conventional forces of the principals appeared, be­ Uon of Israeli aircraft was driv­ Agent of Police termed a financial success, Mrs. Now Britain YMCA. yesterday at.her home. House. south. with the Aetna Life Insurance 23 Will 53 Of 83 Of n$. II son, Roger P. Laramie, and which have been spelled out In fore the bar. en off In the northern sector of U,AUG. II 24 People 5 4 Obligations 84 Success Ernest Manning, secretary of The Rev. Mr. Dunn was born Mrs. Archambault was born For the fourth straight day, Co., In Hartford,' said ” I haye 85 You 1-48-58A1 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) was the widow of Clarence N. past budgets, explaining he did Carlson had been charged af­ the canal by Egyptian fighters. . 4- 5-13-16 25 An 55 Nice . ihe I’TO, said the time of the SPECIAL Aug. 8. 1908. In Canton, Ohio, July 4, 1892 in Bakersfield, Vt., ’The executive board of the Syrian and Israeli forces ham­ no Intention of taking to the cfebl-49-57 26 Romonce 56 Thir>gs 86 Repairs 48-75-79-89VS- A shopkeeper who was shot to Laramie. so to ’’maintain the security” of ter an incident Involving a 21- ’The Egyptian spokesman also 27 "Screw-boll' 57 You 87 You showing pre.sonted clerical prob­ son of the late Mr. and Mrs. and had lived in Manchester for Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar­ iiiertiumered ettciieach umerother uiuiigalong theme - ^ Kv rocking chair. I look forward PISCIS death Saturday night' In front Mrs. Laramie was bom Jan. his plan for gradual withdrawal year-old East Hartford woman VIRGO 28 Find 58 Ushers 86 You lems for the school staff. Mrs. PERMANENT Oscar W. Dunn. In 1937, he the past 17 years. 19, aS99 in St. Cloud, Quebec, tholomew will meet tomorrow southern sector of the cease-fire reported bom ____ to a greater opportunity to give ^ a.AUG. II 29 Type 59 Controry 89 Life f ll. IP of the store he ran also was from Vietnam. . . . who claimed to have b e e n ' „o.oinHt Israeli bunk- 60 Porode . 90 Replacements Manning explained many chil­ graduated from Boston Univer­ She is survived by a daugh­ at 8 p.m. at St. Bartholomew s jjggauitgj a Jack-knife near l*ne for 3t4 hours in the heaviest j tmon camDs In the Qan- more of my time to the prob­ SCfT. II 30 Take MAR. 10. t an undercover policeman, Po­ daughter of the late Moise and However, Army sources said 2/3 dren forgot Ihclr permission sity’s School of Thoology. was ter, Mrs, Rita Morin, of Man­ Adele Maurice Vertefeuille. She School. _ d &L’s. The woman reportedly flshtlng between them since the “ ^ 0 / ^ 1 ^ lems of the town and the ^36-45-46-59 30-40-53-54 i lice Chief James V. Ahern dis­ they expect the Army to lost, at ) Adverse Neutral 61-64-73 P slips and money, Other ar­ ordained Into the ministry and chester, with whom she made was not hurt. 1967 war. " state.” He added that he will ^65-72-78 T.9' closed this momlng. was a communicant of St. least one division from the He said all Egyptian aircraft re­ rangements are being sought! made a member of the New her home. Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the be able to devote ’ ’full time Mary’s Church in Willimantic. present force of 17 and one-third ’The-tcourt also nolled charges A Syrian military spokesman Ahern .said his department for future films, she said. England Southern Conference A solemn high Mass of re­ Town Fire Department will turned safely from these and and attention and will be avail­ Stephen Loyclm Survivors, besides her son, in­ divisions. The Marines are get­ of shoplifting at Caldor’s against In Damascus said Israel lost — - j -loor the Victory for Left: had arrested 22 persons includ­ Bulletin Board Complete of the Methodist Church. He quiem will be celebrated meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Robert L. Cobb, 17. of 216 Hills- four planes, three tanks, two other targets attacked near the able” If elected to the position. clude a brother, Jack Ver­ ting back to their pre-Vietnam ed the man accused of the klll- High school report cards for served in the U.S. Air Force as Wednesday at 10 a.m. at All McKee St. firehouse. ,, career. Loyzim has lived tefeuille of Willimantic, three strength of three divisions with town Rd.; and Raymond J. half-traidis, two heavy ma- Bitter Lakes. Unlike the old eoldlcr who Coventry most of his life, at- tng, by early today as a result the second marking period were a chaplain from 19i2 to 1964, Saints Church, Richford, Vt. grandchildren, several nieces the deactivation of a fourth divi­ Kelly, 19, of 17 Chambers St. chine-gun positions and one ra- Israe s . Q.m^av never dies, but just fades away. of the Investigation of the death sent home tixlay. reUring from the service wltt ^ gj George’s *nd neohews. Lakota Council, Elegree of Po­ tending tte old Brick Sch(x>l on sion formed for the war. upon Collins’ recommendation dar and observation post. The several others nju ,, j ixiyzlm said, ” I am not about ^is home. He a rank ot lieutenant colonel. He cahontas, will meet Wednesday Costa Ricans Re-Elect of the 31-year-old policeman, The Public Building (Jommls- With Cut, Styling, Spray Cemetery, Bakersfield, Vt. The funeral will be held to­ The Army will lose about after consultation with their estimated Israeli casualties night when a bla ® ® to fahy3lcs Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the them In leadership positions, sister-city exohange, he kept lo- presidency once more, girls sporting the colors of their directly related with his ed to attend. ______Kellem, died ■ Saturday mom- Matulewicz Padegimas, 77, of sile frigate and two more mod- ing against Dale R. Carter, h 25, 40 miles away. cies of Israel’s Arab neighbors, and science in Washington Jun- home of Mrs. Walter Person, Loyzim continues to be active ( ^ mmlttee workers Inform- Figures, 64 and running for parties greeted voters at jiolling ^ imdercover agent, r*” in New M ta ln . “ ig at his home. SomersviUe mother of Charles em amphibious assault vessels, of Coventry was nolled. Israelis claimed they Nasser met first with Premier tor Hlgn . . . _ ' Mr. Kellem was bom Oct. 24, Padegimas of Ellington, died budget allots money for 137 Madison St., East Hartford. in the Democratic Town Com- ed of the progress of plans in his leftist Natiohal Liberation stations and acted as g^ildes. Hajwley had been ns.signed to Survivars inidude his son, Ro­ Also nolled was a charge of knocked out two Syrian tanks Rashid Karaml of Lebanon, who C h a r g e d in P e r j u r y 1898 in Rockville, and had lived yesterday at Johnson Memorial advanced procurement for a Members are reminded to bring mittee; the Tolland CJounty England by talking regularly Movement (M LN), had a com- Echandl voted soon after the operate the shop, called Frank’s land J. Dunn of Long Beach, delivering liquor to minors ^ith direct bombing hits. A arrived Saturday night. He told W ATERBURY (A P ) — Frank third atomic-powered supercar­ plastic bread wrappers and ny- Democratic Association, and as with another amateur radio op- fortable lead over Mario Echan- polls opened at 6 a.m. Figueres 'variety Store, and pose as a Miss., a brother, Dr. F. Mansel in the RockvUle area all- of his Hospital, Stafford Springs ‘ at Ion stockings. Refr^hments will 22, of spokesman said several arUl- the semiofficial newspaper Al Maiolo, 38, has been charged rier -of the Nimitz class. This an alternate to the Planning erator in the English Coventry, dl, a conservative who succeed- went to a polling station In a bookmaker taking bets. It was Dunn of Lansing, Mich., and life. He formerly was employ­ Survivors also include 2 oth­ 34 Englewood Dr. lery positions also were bombed Ahram that he came to talk with perjury In the trial of a would bring the number of ni,i- be served by Mrs. Robert Bant- and Zoning (Dommisslon. Pishing and gardening round ed Figueres as president In 1968, downtown San Jose school in attempt to get Infor- fcOBElT X four grandchildren. ed at Nelson Freightways, Inc., er sons, 4 daughters, and 19 and explosions were seen. about ’’necessary procedures to suspended (leputy police super­ COMPLETE of Rockville. He was a Navy grandchildren. clear carriers to four, counting ly, Mrs. Harry Case and Miss A highly-decorated lieutenant out his hobbles. headed the ticket of the Nation- late afternoon and was sur- „,atlon on organized criminal ac- The funeral will be held The Syrians reported their cm- be taken to defend our country intendent accused of receiving IMIU6AH«»«JH* veteran of World War I and was ’The funeral will be Wednes- the pioneer Enterprise. Elizabeth Brown. colonel In the U.S. Air Force Loyzim was honored by his al Unlflcatton Party (U N), rounded by supporters wearing ^rea Ahern said Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at tiaircraft guns shot down an Is- from Israel’s repeated aggres- stolen goods. gINCe I9l£_ a member of the Rockville Post day at 8:15 a.m. from the Leete However, Nixon said the ad- Reserve, Loyzim served In Eu- data himself. ^hich has been In power since the green and white party em- Erickson • Hansen Funeral Officials Try raeli Jet and that Syrian planes sions.” Maiolo admitted In Superior of the Amerlisan Legion. Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., vanced procurement money will Miss Anne L. Beechler, di­ rope W itt live 8th Air Force In assixjiates from Aenta at a din- igog. blem. INSURANCE into detail about the argument Home, 5 Hart St., New Britain. rector of g;uidance at Manches­ brought down another in a dog- Nasser is scheduled to meet Court Friday he had failed to Survivors, besides his wife, Enfield, with a solemn high contracted until comple- World War n and with the ner last week marking his re- The latest figures from the that preceded Hawley’s death, The Rev. John E. Post, super­ ter High School, will attend the fight. The Israeli command de- next week in a ’’little summit” disclose that he had received a include a spn, Ro(y E. Kellem Mass of requiem at All Saints ‘ '“n of studies on the future re- T o Prevent 627th Aircraft Control Warning tlrement from the Legal DM - voting Sunday showed 81,459 Finch Expresses Regret saying that the information 'U lliyH H IipM intendent of the Connecticut regional membership meeting nied that any planes were hit. conference with the leaders of telephone call from Timothy mienaem pi serving with the Army in Viet- Church, SomersviUe, at 9. quirements for attack carriers. Group in the P ar East during slon of the Mortgage and Loan votes for Figueres 68,609 for could affect legal action in the Moynahan, son of the defendant, SERVICE Sources have reported the Pen­ of the (College Entrahce Exami­ Syrian and Israeli tanks and Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Sudan and O ver Gray Resignation ^ ni’ offipiate Burial ® daughters, Mrs. Robert Burial will be in . St. Bernard’s the Korean War. His military Department. Among the 8r»tts p^handl, and a total'of less than Paul Moynahan. tagon’s civilian leadership is nation Board in Manchester, Rail Qosing guns dueled for nearly two Libya. ’The conference was ar­ career spans a period of over presented to him at the affair STONINGTON (A P )—The res- case. ■'k ■ . rinfun own ^ Cemetery, Enfield. Maiolo was asked on the wit­ considering a reduction of such N.H. tomorrow and Wednesday. bours Sunday. ranged after the failure of Arab 30 years, and he formally retir- were a watch, wall clock, FM- IgnaAlon of L. Patrick Gray as Hawley and another agent, ^ thp fii ney, both of Rockville, Mrs. Friends may call at the fu- Continued from Page Onei ness stand Friday whether he Frlends may ^ ® Joseph King and Mrs. James neral home tonight from 7 to 9 carriers from the present 15 to Amid denials by each side of leaders at the Rabat summit ed from the reserve on his 60th AM radio and tape recorder, a ^ executive assistant to the U S. James Lucas were worktog In ’The Regina D’ltalla Society deadlock despite today’s the other’s damage and casual- conference hlrthdnv which was Jan 8 this nine and fishlnir tackle. When returns were in from secretary of Health, Education the largely Negro and Puerto had talked about the case since neral home tomorrow from 7 Foss, both of Ckjventrv.Coventry, Mrs. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 12. in December to REAL 9 p.m. Harmony Lodge of Army will receive addi- wHl meet tonight at 7:30 at the renewed effort to bring the par- ty claims, the Syrians also re- agree on a coordinated program * Loyzim ajud hla wife Eunice, polling ^nd Welfare has evoked a state- Rican neighborhood under the his testimony on Thursday. At Lorraine Bassett of Glastonbury, to 9 p.m. *1716 Masons of New Britain will con­ tional antiaircraft, bombard­ Italian-Amerlcan Club. ties together. ported a series of aerial dog- action against Israel.' ^Self-educated in electronics have two married ttiughter^ booths, a computer predicted ment of regret from Secl’etary guise of bookmakers, Ahern first he said he had discussed and Mrs. Sidney Freeman of it only with his wife. But under ESTATE duct Masonic services tomor­ Duane Dingwall „ ment and antitank missiles to ----- The Labor Department gave fights in which they said one Is- reliable diplomatic source which was the basis of his mlU- andseveral grandchildren. Figueres would win about 62 per Robert H. Finch. said. “ Working out of a store- Oakdale; 2 brothers, Charles H. cent of the half-million votes "N o one In HEW has worked front, they become part of the further questioning Maiolo ad­ row at 8 p.m. Kellem ot Rockville and George Funeral services for Duane enhance Its firepower, more ’The Manchester Property no indication whether it would raeli Jet was downed. The Israe- Beirut insisted Sunday de- tanks and armored trixjp car­ Gwners Protective ^ Associa- propose special legislation to re- lis said no air battle took place, gpng Egyptian denials that Naa- cast. V , ®c accomplished more In the criminal element they were mitted that he had talked to n, 1. . , u Kellem of Portland, Ore.; a sis- Dingwall of 387 E. Middle “ Timmy Moynahan.” Richard J. Morrow Charles Bowman of Tpke., 12-year-old boy who was riers to improve its mobility. tion’s executive committee will solve the dispute. Secretary of ’The Israelis also denied a Syr- made a secret four-day visit Black Lung &>mpensation Figueres, one of Latin Amerl- first year this administration fighting,” he explained. . Maiolo was arrested Saturday Richard James Morrow, 68, of Mt. Airy, N. C .; and 27 grand- lou^d shot in a bedroom at his The Air Force is down to buy meet tonight at 8 In the Circuit Labor George P. Shultz said he Ian claim that five Israeli tanks to Moscow last week. The / ca’s leading exponents of the has been In office,” Pinch said ^^g result of the probes, on a Superior Court bench war­ Ash Swamp Rd., Glastonbury, a children, and 5 great-grandchll- home on Friday, were held this an Increased fleet of A7 attack C3ourt Room of police head- would use the 10-day postpone- were knocked out. source who arrived recently democratic left, led a successful of Gray, who has announcedprimarily Into narcotics traf- F source, ___ rant charging him with perjury. Manchester native, died sudden- puneral services will be to- afternoon at Holmes Funer- planes for close support of quarters tor the election of of- ment to seek a voluntary settle- "It was the third day of heavy from Cairo, '* said the denials and Too Restricted Some Feel revolution In 1948 but resigned bis Intention to return ^ to his news con- ground troops and to start de­ ficers. ment. home here after a year’s serv- ^ ly last night at Hartford Hos- sorrow at 1:30 p.m. at White- »1 Whne, 400 Main St. Biirial action along the Golan Heights the secrecy Indicated that Naa- By MARK BROWN flces across the nation, officials the presidency the next year. fererice, 23 arrest warrants were pltal after suffering a heart at- Funeral Home, Elm wagf in East Cemetery. veloping the hot F15 air superi­ But Shultz said this does not He was elected again In 1963, ^ce In Washington He p l ^ to against persons sus- 66 ser got a cool reception. ’The Associated Press Writer say. Burn Victim , 4, Dies tack at his home. He was the ority fighter designed to over­ 'The cast of " I ’ll Be Home tor j.yjg out the possibility the ad- St., Rockville. The Rev. WlUard An Israeli military spokesman earlier reports said he went to w T ^ " ' ^ G T ^ n "(AP) — ^Estimates of the numbers of serving until 1958, and his party ^g^Lon d on ^ ^ pected of selling or providing. husband of Mrs. Claire Dutton come Russia’s best planes in the Christmas” E. Conklin, pastor of the Rock- Harry AtoyiuUan of the Little Thea- ministration will ask Congress CongressIonaJ supporters of the miners, ex-mlners or their wld- held the presidency to m 2 ^ . campaign manager during the ^eroto and 15 otter w ^ a n ts W ILLIM ANTIC (A P ) — Four- ROBERT J. SMITH, K said the Syrians started the ask for MIG23s, to bolster his Morrow. 1970s . tre of Manchester’s production halt « uie asx lor lu 001. Harry Atoynatan, 76, of 140 new mine safety law say the ows who might qualify under The election also chose 57 unTuccessful campaign of '''®c® '®f year-old Allan J. Wheaton of or on w n vlUe United Methodist Church, ’The 1971 budget will allow the of ’’You Know I Can’t Hoar You ™ ^ nationwide shut- shooting Sunday along the present force of MIG21s. Mr. Moriw was bom ^b. 14 ^ Burial will be In Park St., father of Dr. Tanash Nixon adiritolstration may be the program have ranged from members of Costa R i ^ s one- p p e r ^ ch a rg^ with burglaries Columbia has died of burns suf­ INSUMNSMITHS SINCE 1914 H. Atoynatan who is a psychia- Air Force to complete its buy of ^ When e Watea’’s Running” southern sector of the heights. Al Fatah leader Yaslr Arafat 1911 in M^chestiOT, Lugg Memorial Field, Grove Placing too stringent restric- 100,000 by bankers of the mine house Congress, ^ d Figueres p^pu^g^ nomination for gover- crimes, he fered in an accidental fire at Thomas and Mary Desmond . t, , L,, t-, „ trist and director of the Man- 81 of the giant Ct supertransport wUl rehearse tonight at 8 at surface, the admlnis- United Nations observers were claimed Sunday that guerrilla tkms on compensation for dls- law to 400,000 by officials of the party was not doing so well to Gray also worked In the added, his home. 649-5241 Morrow, and lived in Wethers- ^ Chester Community ChUd Guid- P'anes, a significant cutback the theater workahip 22 Oak remained optimistic that able eventually to work out a successes have created a serl- the parties will reach a settle- truce. ous split amohg Israeli Military abllng black lung disease to an Public Health Service. the congressional battle. presidential campaigns of Rich- The boy died Saturday at E A.fieldS. A zi* in A.ZOhis youth. Heasw had Uved mBltarymLvpsidfs hmors wiU be accorded ^nce ^janic, aiea tnis morning v/a* **»caa ysaAs. St. MS MAIN STUET, MAHCHISTiR 4 4 ance Clinic, died this morning Iroi" th® original6 plan ----- ment without congressional In- The spokesman said Israeli and political leaders over how attempt to cut down costs. The Nixon administration has Leftist voters split their tick- gj-^ Nixon in 1960 and 1968. His Itte’Hie average United States Windham Community Hospital in Glastonbury for 27 years. He Manchester‘ Memorial Hospi- Nixon gave no hint as to fu- here. He suffered the burns last (Ground Fleer Next te HeuM & Hule) ’The Y-Teen Ski Club is plan- f®Tventlon. • forces suffered no casualties or to deal with the threat. Arafat "p ^ ld e l^ rN lT O n 'o n c e ’'hinted estimated ^ t V 'c o ’uld be as high ®ts, a n d ^ e Socialist Action par- return to Connecticut during an *amily -e of th® trouble-plagued F ill Monday. on Hebron Ave. In Glastonbury « home tonight from 7 to 9. Agatha Atoynatan. swing-wingswing-wing- - fighter. fighter. - More than nlng a trip to the Berkshire ^ the Saturday shutdown had damage. But he claimed that did not explain the Israeli he might veto the safety leglsla- as $386 mUlion a year, but most ty, whose slate included mem- election year has touched off tons of food annually, for the past five years. He was W neral services will be to- the planes have been pro- Snow Basin on Saturday If ski been halted by court action, three enemy tanks were de- differences but said they were tion because of what he sold congressional sources say the bers of the outlawed Communist speculation that he may be In- a member of the Glastonbury Kenneth D. Phaneuf morrow at 1:30 p.m. from the vlded for so far, but Laird has conditions improve. ’Those plan- sources said, the administration stroyed and two Syrian outposts in sharp contrast with the would be the inflationary cost of yearly figure will be closer to party, may get a voice to Con- terested in becoming a candl- Lodge of Elks and the Glaston­ ’TOLLAND — Kenneth P. GullUno-Sagarino Funeral implied a proposal to buy 40 nlng to attend may register at stood ready to seek Immeiliate were hit by artillery and tank Palestine resistance move- federal payments to miners dds- $126 million or $160 million. gress. date hlmse,f. v 4 bury IrislvAmierican CHub. Phaneuf, 59, of Ashford, father Home, 247 Washington St., more next year may be can- the Community Y on TTiursday congressional action, presuma- fire. ment’s unity of purpose. allied by the lung disease pneu- Survivors, besides his wife, in­ of Mrs. George Bogdonovich of Hartford, with services at St. c®'®^- from 7 to 8 p.m. bly compulsory arbitration. The Arab posts were seen Cairo newspapers called for moconloslB, known as black ... clude three daughters, Mrs. Tolland, died Saturday at Man­ I George’s Greek Orthodox Research and development------Meanwhile, Senate Demixirat- gushing smoke and the tanks .Arab reprisals against the Unit- lung. James Ellison of Manchester, chester Memorial Hospital. Church, Hartford, at 2. Burltd which the military counts on t(j ’The Senior Citizens Center Ic leader Mike Mansfield chided going up in flames, he said. ed States for President NUon'a But Nixon signed the bill last Peggy Ann Shops and Mrs. Paul Dube and Mrs. Survivors also include his will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery, Prevent a technologicaltecnnoiogicai Pearl menu for its Wednesday hot President Nixon Sunday for fall- a Syrian military spokesman pledge to send more arms to la- Dec. 30, and In the past month David Dupuis, both of Glaston- wife, his mother, a son, two The Hartford. Harbor—is down by $116 mil­ lunch is breaded veal steaks, ing to act In the dispute. "He claimed that three Israeli obser- rael if necessary to preserve the between 60;00(J and 70,000 of the Moriarfy Brothers Announce bury; three brothers, James other daughters, a sister, four lion. But the sum allotted for Friends may call at the fu­ 8eems loath to become involved vation posts and an antitank po- balance In the Middle East. The estimated 400,000 living miners Morrow and Thomas Morrow, grandchildren, and several this purpose is a whopping MANCHESTER PARKADE neral home tomorrow before potatoes, mixed labor dilu tes, which I sition were hit by Syrian ground Cairo papers said this means Is- and ex-mlners disabled by the both of Manchester, and William nieces and nephews. $7,384 billion. the Ume of the service. chocolate and vanilla cream think Is a mistake/ Manafield fire and 30 Israeli soldiers el- rael \rtll have more Phantom disease or widows of the dead Morrow of Wethersfield; and The funeral will be tomorrow Counting in $2,363 billion for pie, homemade biscuits, and said, have 8igm®d up^for benefits, two grandchildren. at 9 a.m. from the Introvlgne- the Atomic Energy Commis.«ion ther killed or wounded. Jets to attack Arab cities, CLOSED Allan J. Wheaton beverages. ’The regular setback "He deplores Jawboning,” ------which” range from $186 a month Funeral services will be Plante Puneral Home, 96 E. and some other functions i.'^t Montego COLUMBIA—Allan J. Wheat­ tournament will be played on Mansfield added. If the new for a single miner to $272 for Wednesday at 1 1 a.m. at St. Main St., Stafford Springs, with normally considered purely mil­ in New York Harbor struck Sun­ MONDAY on, 4, sort of James and Ber­ 'Thursday instead of Friday, talks fall, he said. ’ "The Presl- one with three dependents. James’ Episcopal Church, Glas- a Mass of requiem at 10 at St. itary, Nixon’s proposal for na­ day, toUng 3()0 tugs. In a de­ Qaims Filed nice Mercier Wheaton of Hop this week only. ^gjjt would have to Involve hlm- Estimates of the yearly costa itonbury. Burial will be in.Buck- Philip’s Church in Warrenville. tional security spending next mand itor double their current for lingham Cemetery, Glastonbury. Burial will be in St. Philip’s River Rd., died Saturday at year totals $73,583 billion, down self in some way, and should.” pay. About 6,000 members of Against Town of the black lung compensatln The Kiwanls Club of Man- vice President Spiro T. Ag- Friends may call at Holmes Cemetery, Warrenville. Windham Commimlty Memorial nearly $6 billion from fiscal National Maritime Union’s Unit­ program, which goes into effect INVENTORY Chester will meet tomorrow praised Shultz as a media- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friends may call at the fu- Hospital as a result of severe 1970. ed Marine Division, Local 333, ' Mrs. Katherine Kelly of East April 1, have ranged from $126 Special tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to neral home tonight from 7 to 9. bums he received last Monday n^n at the Manchester ^ u tr y tor. saying he had confidence In walked off the Job. Hartford has served noUce on million to more than $886 mil­ in a household accident. 9 p.m. Those who wish to, may make Club. Dr. Edwto L. ^ w e l , ^,3 ability to resolve labor-man- Wages now ^range from $296 lion. Private funeral services were vice president of the CtormecU-______the ’Town of Manchester that memorial contributions to St. agement disputes without invok­ to $4.03 an hour and the workers Qualifications for compensa­ held this aftemexm at the Cardi­ cut Bank aiu} ’Trust Co. of Hart­ she will seek damages tor al­ Edward A. Darby Philip’s Church building fund. Public Records ing federal Intervention. want 100 per cent more plus tion must be established by the ; ALE STARTS nal Funeral Home, 88 Windham ford, will speak on ‘ "The Eco­ leged injuries sustained In a Edward A. Darby, 59, of 222 Mansfield was interviewed on pension Improvements. secretary of health, education -. Mrs. Helen Grief Rd., Willimantic, with the Rev. Warrantee Deeds nomic Outlook.” Oak St., was dead on arrival Teachers—Newark public sidewalk fall. In a letter filed and welfare before April 1, and Joseph Razio of St. Ctolumba’s Afio and Mary ’Tina Santinl ABC’s television-radio program Saturday night at Manchester Mrs. Helen Elizabeth Grief, sch(X)l teachers voted to strike on her behalf by her East Hart­ Church officiating. Burial was to Joeseph A. and Lynne W. ’ ’Issues and Answers” and Ag­ administration officials say sev- 1 Memorial Hospital, after suffer­ 64, of 48 Eldridge St. died yes­ The ways, and means commit- , „ despite a court injunction In St. Joseph’s Cemetery, WUll- Russo, property at 135-137 Bis- tee of the First Congregational appeared on the CBS pro­ ford attorneys, she claims that eral major decisions still have ; ing a heart attack at his home. terday morning at'h cr home. against the walkout. But the sell St., conveyance tax $38.60. Church wUl meet tonight at 7;30 “ Face the Nation.” not been made. 1 JE. at lOA. she fell the afterncxin of Jon. 1 He was the husband of Mrs. Mrs. Grief was bom Jan. 19, mantic. school board said all 84 public Nathaniel H. and Sarah E. in the church library. Th® ahoperaft unions. Arakmg themIs whether a Elsa Schenbel Darby. 1906 in Mayetta, Kan., and had Allan was bom Jan. 22, 1966 schools would be open today. on a Summer St., slippery side­ Hatton to Richard J. and Pat- ____ representing machinists, electri- miner must show- a positive Mr. Darby was bom April 5, lived in Manchester for many In Hartford. About 2,5(X> of the city’s 3,400 walk. ricla E. Roussel, property at The Second Congregation- c'ans, boilermakers and sheet X-ray before pneumoconiosis can 1910 in New York CJlly, -and had years. She attended the Kansas Sjj^ivors, besides his parents, teachers voted to strike for ’Two other notices filed with GROUP OF IncIuoS two brothers, James 232 E. Ifliddle ’Tpke., convey- al Church Council, the deacos "»etal workers, earlier rejected T n c r e a ^ T f the town clerk’s office concern be diagnosed, says Dr. William OFF lived in Manchester for 28 years. Wesleyan University and had He was employed as a Dyno- Wheaton and Paul Wheaton and ance tax, $21.45. ,and the deconesses will hold ® two-year, 68-cent wage In- j2,000 and a new starting salary claims for front-end damage to RoernmUtt, chief medical offi­ SAVINGS f been active In music circles four sisters, Paulette Wheaton, cer of the Social Security Ad Pope operator at Case Bros. He both In Manchester and in Kan­ Jeremy S. and meetings tonight at 7:30 p.m. at crease after sheet metal work^ of $10,000. The board has offered automobiles,^ both allegedly Beth Anne Wheaton,. Pauline ministration, \Wiich will admin­ was a communicant of St. sas. She was employed at Plax Holmfes to Roger C. and Carol the church. ' ®rs obleoted ' ' ‘ to a proposed ^ a $1,300 Increase and an $8,000 striking potholes In the Wheaton and Cynthia Wheaton, I. Krar, property at 40 S. Alton ____ change In 'working rules. ister the program in its early UP TO James’ Church. Corp., Elmwood, before she re­ starting salary. road.. all living with their parents; his Survivors, besides his wife, in­ tired. She attended the First St., conveyance tax, $21.45. •- The Chrisian vocations and Th® workers now earn $3.60 John L. Muschko of 34 Nesv stages. paternal grandmother, Mrs. Nel­ BERMUDAS clude a daughter, Mrs. Phillip Churc^ of Christ, Scientist. Execidor’s Deed scholarships committee of North an hour. But the Issue which led State Rd., claimis that his car If an X ray Is required, says lie Wheaton of WillimanUc; his DRESSES L. Hince of Manchester; two Survivors include her mother, Ector L. Giovannlni, execu- United Methexiist Church will to rejection of the, proposed Coventry was damaged Jan. 18 on Buck- one congressional source, up to brothers,' William Darby of maternal grandmother, Mrs. land Rd., near CUiIdor’a. He Mrs. Mary Early Manches- MVr7l‘e“r"orw illlm aliI. tor of the estate of Benedetta meet tonight at 7 at the church, agreement was a provision that 6 per oent o f miners -with the R(X:kville and John Darby of ter; a daughter, Mrs. Char­ R. Giovannlni, to Patricia would have allowed members of submitted a $13.60 bill. disease could be disqualified tic; his paternal great-grand- p ro To Meet h^rs. Merrill B. Shermam of Warehouse Point; and three lotte Alford of Newton, N.J.; a Holmes, property at 23-25 Eld­ Mrs. Alfred Werbner of the the unions to cross each oth»r’s from receiving compensation. SWEATERS grandsons. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 56 Weaver Rd., claims that her • SKIRTS sister, Mrs.. Ruth E. Bradford ridge St,, conveyance tax $22. Manchester Unit of the Amer- Jurisdictional lines to perform a Under the compensation pro­ The funeral will be tomorrow H. Larrow of North Windham; On Wednesday car was damaged last Thurs­ of Manchester; and two grand­ Trade Name lean (Cancer' Society will give an limited amount of work. Sheet vision ot the bill, the disease at 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Fu­ and several aunts and uncles. day on E. Middle Tpke., near children. Doris M. Layton, doing busi­ illustrated talk on ’’Cancer In metal workers turned this down. ’The Coventry Grammar "w ill be determined by the best neral Home, 400 Main St., with the high school. She statrtl that Funeral services will be to­ ness as Charter Oak Kestau- Women,” Wednesday at 9 p.m. The unions had agreed that all $chooI Parent-Teacher Organi- JUMPERS SLACKS a Mass of requiem at St. James’ Mrs, Viola Longe ahe will submit her bill soon. medical evidence possible, pii- 2 morrow at I p.m. at Watkins rant, 120 Charter Oak St. at the KofC Home. 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.\\: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 ' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 ed a $1,500 soholnnshlp and the Coventry runner-up a $600 educational Tolland Douhleheader at the Hays grant. In addition, the school of experienced Perot To Try TV-Radio Tonight the Homemaker of ’Tomorrow New Tack In CRDARS L C IiM IO N -A Hit and a Host of Glamor will receive a complete set of OIL BURNER Grand List Rises encyclopedias. N ew Grand List Aidinpr POW s a y SAIXF QDINN bumed Newsweek , editor Kcr- Council Meeting SERVICESAN Tlin Wauhlnicton Poi«t mit Lansner with pad ai pcn- Television ’The. Town Council will meet 8AIOON (AF*) — FVjur. /id- cll and asked, '^Are you at. 7:30 tonight in the, board VViuittsI for Full Time NEW YORK — Edward Ben- 5:00 ennU the Menace ett WUUarns. pJaywri«ht-colum- ous?" X 7:S0 (iO-it-SS) My Worid and Wrl- room of the town hall for its Rise H. Ross Perot arrived in Saigon Once past the coat taker, the N. (30) MunikterH come to It Art Buchwald's lawyer, put (40) tillUgan'n Inland (8-40) It Takes Thirl (C) Ap|)l.v In Penn>n Tolland’s grand list registered separately for the first today to begin another attempt door man and the list. checker 5:M>(8) Slump the Stan (C) Movie $29,393,338, an increase of $923,- iitartlng at 7 In the board room the agenda will be d discussion hiB arm around Vince Lom­ Cl8> l^eave It to Heaver 8:00(30-33-30) Rowan and Martin’s an U per cent gain during the this year was valued at to g^t 26 tons of food, elothh BINGO the scene was just as mad. 515 over last year’s figure, ac­ of the Town Hall. All three arc of a municipal sewage plant and MIZZS- bardi’s shoulders and said, (tdK Scope I«auah-In BANTLYiOIL CO.. Inc. 006. medical supplies, mujl apd gif No one could decide whether (30) Hjlliiran'n Inland (8-10) To T^ll the Truth (C) cording to Assessor Samuel P. appeals from decisions of the the steps needed to have such past year, Increasing by $8^p«,- "Well, we’ve got a double head­ j SSI Main St. Miscellaneous IteinB to American prisoners of war In' it was more important to see or (40) Thtm or Connequencen 8:30 ( 8-40) Movie Allen, who announced. th o zoning agent. an operation functioning ^by 4M. 'The new grand list statute ORANOE EVERY TUESDAY er on our hands. We’ve got a 9:00 (3) Mayberry RFD ( 0 ) Machinery, water power and North Vietnam. be seen and there was a lot of 6:00 (3*8) Wekllt^er — Sportn and figures late last week. Edward Yeomans of Lake Rd., 1973. hit and we’ve got trouble.’’ News (C) (30-33-30) Movies at $27,636,905 compared to $24,- dams were Ilst^ at $166,090 initial milling around before (18) My FavoHte Martian (18) Della Reese (C) Allen did point out, however, AntTover, is seeking Xo change 810,630 loot year, based on prop­ ’The 39-ycar-old . computer The apparent hit (with the each celebrity felt his presence (30) Bat Manter^an 9:30 (3) Doris Day Show (C) that this is subject to some a single family dwelling Into compared to lost year’s $120,- magnate tried during the Chrlst- audience if not with all the (it) lllRhllKhU (C> 10:00 (3) Carol Burnett Show (C) erty declarations o i October, 886; farm machinery totaled was comfcrti'bly established. (30) M cllalr’s Navy' (18) Ten O’clock Report (C) change, depending on the action two apartments. 'The property is ma« holidays to fly two plane­ 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 (C) lp69. J r $24,116 compared to $20,000 last critics) was Buchwald’s com­ “ My God," .sjiid one of the ( 40) N > w n of the Board of Tax Review on Monument Hill Rd., next to loads of Hupplies to the POWs, i-scyM afityMfiQocinr 6:05 ( 40) Rawhide N. 11:0« (3-30) News — Wralher and The new grand lIsT shows edy "Sheep on the RimWay” waiters. “This is the mo-Sl glam- Sportn which will be meeting during Sutures Inc. Yeomans Is claim­ year, and cables, conduits and tMwdoy only spockri! 6:30 ( 3 ) N rw 'N nith Walter gains In all categories except but North Vietnamese and So­ which opened Saturday night at ofous group I’ve seen at a c (18) Movir the next two weeks to hear ap- ing hardship, since the house is MID-WINTER COLD underground mains were valued kite (20) 8®a Hunt the value of poultxy. viet authorities refused to clear Broadway’s Helen Hayes ’Thea- theater opening since I can re- (8) NewM with Frank 0) Nrwn — Wralher and peals for reduction of assess­ too large for a single family at $494,460 compared to $466,- the way. tre to one of the- most glittering niember.” noldN dwelling. The largest gains were reg­ 010 this year. (18) Dick Van Dyk ment. The result of any revi­ This time Perot and his aides audfences in years. ll:S 0 X i) "^Merv Orlllln Show (C) Mrs. Mildred Moore of Bridge­ WAVE SPECIAL istered In the numiber of new Boats increased substantially Many of the guests milled (30) Film (m p ) Dirk C'avrit Show sions passed by^he board will will try to collect letters from The trouble was a reference around most of the evening (33-30) Huntley - llrinkley Re- (to r ^ o n lch t Show (C) port, acting as agent for Mrs. dwellings, automobiles end with values ol $91,416 Indicated, port be announced some time later to syndicated columnist Joseph passing up food for drink, but 11:45 (22-301-sTonIzht Show John­ ■Bridle Finlay of Cedar Swamp items (iovered by an Increased compared to last yeai^’e $62,640. North Vietnamese prisoners In 6:45 (30) Local Ncwii ny Caribq (C) this month. South Vietnam, deliver them to Alsop’s reported displeasure others grabbed plates of lobster 7:00 (3) After Dinner Movie 1:00 (3) M ov lrX Included on the list are 2,772 Rd., is requesting a permit for Discover the soift, silken glamour of numiber of manufacturers. Despite the Increased number Honol and hope the North Viet­ over a similarity between him­ newburg and canneloni and (23-30) Huntley • Brinkley Re­ (8) N®warop>.^ houses, 916 out buildings, a dog kennel. The property con­ The number of new houses in­ of houses, business and (x>m- port (C) (30) News and-.Sicn OH namese government will recip­ self and the war-mongering, made their ways to round ta- (8) Truth or Consequenceg but the for $6,300. Vietnamese prisoners In the been tom asunder with tests of and Life Associate editor Don Vfeterans and blind exemp­ a residence on Flanders Rd. on LOREAC values Increased, according to The number of cows remain­ South , presumably because It (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 loyalty by one columnist and Wilson and wife holed up at tions ftvtmbered 906 for a total land now zoned for industrial the assessor’s records. The ed the same at 110, but their does not acknowledge the pres­ one long table. Ethel Kennedy use. He Is claiming hardship, the other. minute length. Some stations carry other sbort newscasts.) of about'$876,000, showing an NOW MADE IN THE UNITED STATES new lists shows 1,112 outbuild­ value jumped to $11,826 com­ ence of Its troops here. was deep in conversation with Increase of'about $50,000 over because he feels it is Impossible ings for a value of $636,126, com­ pared to $10,360. Poultry declin­ / Perot is expected tn Saigon ’The opening and the party af­ Harrlman much of the time. WBOB—919 8:00 Speak Up on Sports to dispose of the property for terwards for 300 at Sardl’s 5:00 Hartford Hlghllghu 9:10 Speak UUDd last year’s figilra. pared to last year’s 1,204 at ed slightly with a listed value Of later this week and plans to vta- They were all exuberant over 13:15 Sign Off 7:00 News Also, 120 persons in the town an industrial site. $496,010. $32,360 compared to $34,636 last tt the six major camps for West was as much fun for the friend Buckwald’s play. "I 8:00 Gaslight WTIC 1080 !• 12:00 ^ i e t Hour.* 5:00 Afternoon Edition are receiving old age exemp- Homemaker Award House and building lots in- year. North Vietnamese prisoners. celebrity-filled clique of Buch- thought it was great, just WFOP-^1414 6:15 Market Report tlons, Allen said. 'Hie value Linda LeDoyt, a senior at erepsed to 2,789 for a value of All other taxable items were One of the advance men, Tom wald insiders as it was for star great,” said Mrs. Kenney. 5:00 Dick Heathenon 6:30 Weather V’, “ 8:00 Sieve O’Briec 6:36 Strictly Sports plac(jd on these exemptions var- Coventry High School, has been $2,438,886, compared to 2,740 Marquez, said the Saigon gov­ gazers inside and out of the "Wonderful fun,” ^ d Marie valued at $164,770 compared to 1:00 Gary Qlraro 6:35 Afternoon Edition les, because the exemption is named the school’s 1970 Betty valued at $2,346,910 last year. theatre and the restaurant. Harriman. WINF—Its* 7:00 Accent 70 last year’s $146,070. ernment had given clearance 5:00 News 7:20 Edwin Newman R>>porls applied at the same mill rate Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- Open lands decreased with Rumors spread quickly that Mayor Lindsay and his wife, Bulletin Board for the visits to the POW camjw. 6:10 Uncle Jay 7:30 News of the W>rld aa the year the application was row. ’The selection was made 20,913.61 acres recorded at a Alsop had declared he would Mary, were at the,, next table, 6:00 News 7:50 Joe Garagiola 'The Public Health Nursing 6:10 Walter Cronklu 8:05 Pop Concert approved. on the basis of Linda’s score in value of $870,060 compared to Committee meets tonight at 8 .'V- never speak again to anyone he bobbing up and down to 6:20 Phil Burgess 9:06 Nlghtbeat \ ’The grand list, which Is based the homemaking knowledge and 22,347.86 acres at $846,016 last 4 ■ who appeared at the opening. 7:00 The World Tonight 11:00 News. Weather at the United Congregational shake hands with well wishers on all taxable property. Is the attitude test taken by senior Washington coliunnist Joe- 7:20 Frank Gifford 11:25 Sjx>rts Final •year. Church. until his dinner was cold. 7:45 Dowell Thomas 11:35 Other Side of the Day basis for the mill rate, which g^lrls In December, 2 Swimming pools were listed The Planning and Zoning seph Kraft and his blond wife '"The play was fantastic, but will be set by the 'Town Council In addition to receiving a Polly had flown up Satiuday af­ then I’m prejudiced,” said Lind­ for the first time in a separate Commission meets tonight at 8 following all the budget proce- specially designed silver charm category with a $48,986 value. in the Town Hall. ternoon to stay with Clay Pel- say. "Buchwald is a very old dure which will beg;in shortly. A bracelet from General Mills, Buchwald the Playwright Motor vehicles increased con­ The Board of Teix Review ker of New York Magazine. and good friend.” Did he think town meeting to adopt a budget sponsor of trie program, Linda siderably with 4,206 registered meets today until 6 p.m. and '"The Interesting part of this Joe Mayflower represented Joe for 1970-71 will be held In May, is now eligible for one of 102 evening,” said Kraft, "is to see Alsop? "No comment," replied No Equal for the Columnist for a value of $3,270,870 com­ from 7 until 9 p.m. in the Town the final step in the budget college scholarships totalling pared to 3,785 for a value of $2,-'■‘Hall. who’s not here rather than the mayor. work. ’The new mill rate, when $110,000. 972,666. 'The Lions Club meets today who’s here.’ ’ Washington Redskins’ coach By RICHARD L. COE Stich didacticism is a comediy set, will become effective on Frdm school wliuiers in the "If this is a litmus test of loy­ ■Vince Lombardi was very en­ The WasIOngton Poet writer’s imdoing. Trying to do 'The value of commercial at 7:30 p.m. at the ItaUan fe July 1, the start of the new fis- state, a State Homemaker of To- thusiastic about the play but business In the town increased American Friendship Club. Mayor Plays Supporting Role alty then let it be said Qtat I so, Buchwald’s comedy has you cal year. morrow, and runner-up will be had some well taken theatrical NEW YORK—Making his bow to $662,180 compared to $637,- was here,” said William Van- counting sheep. . ZBA Healing selected in the next few weeks. The United Congregational Mayor Nathan Agostinelli is playing a supporting role, but not onstage. Here den Heuvel, candidate for gov­ criticisms. "I like the second ais playwright. Art Buchwald ’The most comparable comed­ 800 last year although the num­ Church Board of Missions turns too serious to be funny The Zoning Board of Appeals ’The state winner will be award- w’th'n a set for the Little Theatre of Manchester’s forthcoming play, he re­ ernor of New York. half best," said Lombardi. ies are Woody Allen’s, especial­ ber of businesses remained the meets tonight at 8 at the Senator George McGovern and too trivial to be serious. ly "Don’it Dntnk the Water." But same at 63. church. ceives his tickets as a supporting patron of LTM from Mrs. Carol Scholfield, Even though Buchwald had There are certainly laughs in (D-S. Dak.) and his -wife were Alien kept his trl-via trival in ’The g(x>ds of merchants was The Tolland 4-H Town Com-’- patron chairman. He has proclaimed this week Manchester Theater Week. “We declared from the beginning "Sheep on the Runway,” espe­ V e rn o n ______. . _ most sought after Washing- his tale about a Newark cater­ Set how you glow in the High fashion magic of valued at $69,446 compared to mlttee meets tonight at 8 at in Manchester enjoy a high degree of cultural benefits,” he said. “Witness our that any similarity of Joe May cially while, on the stage of the flower to Joe Alsop was purely political figures at the par- er’s touring family, Buchw>ald White Velvet. L’Oreal's permanent of pure $49,966 last year. the TAC Building. local theater organizations, our civic orchestra, our light opera group, and our I Helen Hayes theater, the colum­ oolncidental, NBC’S David sends the Rodcilffe girl hoime, perfectiSnTritade of the most rare and precious The number ol manufacturers The Board of Selectmen excellent Fine Arts Association.” (Herrald photo by Buceivicius) "This play says everything nist is setting up his situation in Town Board To Consider Brinkley reported a conversa­ a placid Himalayan kingdom he does little with the young man. ingredients, White Velvet quickly yet gently increased: to seven valued at meets tomorrow night at 7 :30 in I’ve been saying for the last 10 Since Maragret Ladd and WiU $728,660, compared to five at the Town Hall. tion with Joe Alsop’s brother years,” said McGovern. "It’s calls Nonomura. Also, given conditions your hair, leaves;It .soft and supple... iods of time while preparing to Stewart. “ It must be my broth­ Mackenzie play them with spirit. $513,300 last year. ’The executive board of the Quarter Loin not a comedy, it’s a tragedy. some hospitable Asian l(x:ale. New Ordinance on Sewers makes it so easy to fashion into the most beautiful, implement integration plans. er he’s written‘about,” said ’The g(KxlB of the manufactur­ Tolland Junior Woman’s Club South’s Schools in Disarray I don’t know anything about the there could be movie material a helpful subplot is missed, most natural Waves, in the world. Com e in and try In North Carolina, CJov. Rob­ Stewart Alsop. "Otherwise why here. / Nor does Gene Saks’ direc­ An ordinance concerning use Richard MacDonald to the Re­ ers Increased to $200,780, com­ meets tomorrow night at 8 at ert Scott has urged citizens to theater but I know that some­ tion speed things along. Too of­ it...and enjoy a. new kind of long-lasting pared to $131,390 last year. would everybody be calling me But in writing a play, articu­ of the txxwn se(we(r3, e(special]y development Commission to fill the home of Mrs. Glnny Foster, At Deadline for Integration comply with court orders, say­ times tragedy and comedy are ten he lines up his principals coiffure glamour. Stewart Mayflower?” late Art, the columnist. Is faced by industries, will be discussed the unexpired term of William Commercial and n^ufactur- Dunn Rd. Coventry. ing that "we might as well get closely related.” as though for a song' cue and Some Washingtonians loyal to by the Board of Representa­ Hester; John S. Kendall to the INCLUDES Conll Shtmpeo ing furniture Increased sub­ By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS under a new plan to achieve in­ on with It.” At 11:17 p.m. the television with turning quickly recogn^lz- the oft - stage pyrotechnics, both journaiiots were hard put able caricatures intq people who tives tonighit and if found sot- Economic Development Com­ T « l Curli stantially to $377,816 compared Manchester Evening Herald Many Southern school sys­ tegration. Gov. Robert McNair of South PilRR CHOPS theatrical reviews came on the which might have been spoof­ to make a decision. One jour­ air. Cast and author scampered act and react on each other. His iafactory a date will be set mission to fill the unexplred H»lr Siyl*,. to $207,290 last year. Tolland correspondent Bette tems facing a Feb. 1 integrratlon All-black Lincoln High School Carolina has also urged compli­ ed, -are merely melodramatic. for a pubUlc hearing. GUmeur Sp'ty Each pkg F nalist reportedly scheduled a upstairs at Sardi’s to watch. Af­ Inimiltable, swift style Is so pre­ term of Raymond Hallowell; Paving ol parking lots listed Quatrale, tel. 875-2846. deadline from the Supreme in another Florida county, Ala­ ance. ’The 4th U.S. Circuit Court David Burns and Elizabeth Wil­ *11 trip to Europe to avoid the ’The Sbaite Water Resources Donald Eden to the ’Traffic Au­ F ter seeing the reviews, back cise that, in a few lines, he Court were in a confused state chua, has been closed, with of Appeals, headed by Chief contains 9 to son play the Wilkinses with apt Commission som e time ago or­ problem and many who went down they came, exuberant. can establish .^enes that in­ thority to fill the unexpired today and some schools were more than 1,(X» upils being Justice Clement F. Haynsworth, Spring Valley shine but there’s dered the town to take aiotlon term of Mrs. Ethel Pease, and 11 end and prayed they wouldn’t be found ‘Four out of four good ones," stantly delight us at the break­ clos^ . transferred to other schools. has ruled that GreenviUe and out. nothing under the surface to on correoUng the operation of the reappointment of Miss Gert- said Buchwald to a passing fast table. His immediate prob­ School officials and judges, Bay County schools will be Darlington County schools must center cut chops act. It’s all right there on top. the treotanent plant. It was de- rude Fuller of the Housing Au- Head Start Revision John Walker, former director waiter as be caressed his cigar. lem In the play Is to make many saying they lack an exact closed this week while adjusting desegregate by mid-February. As played by Martin Gabel, termlned that ithe inefficiency thorlty. of the National Gallery of Art Then came word that a fifth three-minute sketches live for definition from the Supreme to new attendance plans. Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox, C e n te r C u t Joseph Mayflower is similar, In operation resultfog in poUu- —^------was one of those. At the party reviewer liked the play. two hours. Court of what a “ unitary” Schools in Con

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r --V , Yv.' y \. ' ' A. ^ '\ ■ ll'i1 r. 1 \ ''■I V . A MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 iKanrlff0tpr lEiifning illmlii Vernon Nixon Delivers Record-Setting Chevrolet Owners Cost $3,173,280 To Share Director Shadegrown Tobacco Story ARRESTS NEED REPAIRS SEE U SFO K Frank C. Ouzavltch, 61, of Told in Slides and Talk $200.8 BilUon Budget for 1971 126 Whlker St., wns charged With South Windsor • KENDAIX OH. PRODUCTS ^ Town Lets Contract • GENUINE CHEVROLET FARM Accompanying' her talk with More health centers In low In­ were left waiting for the new with breach of peace by assault, j Tlie most feared Is hall, She sold (Oontliiiied tram Pare One) after police r ^ v e d « com- The Board of Managers of the Family Swim program; Hl-Y • FACTORY TRAINBO TECHNICIANS come areas are provided for session of Congress. • SERVICE RENTAL CARS color slides, Mrs. Edward P. the Introduction of hall Insurance pldlnt by his wife and daughter Hockanum Valley YMCA has Clubs; gymnastics; skating par- begins the pecessary process of 1871, Nixon said, as well as Nixon proposed Congress con­ • CONVTNIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN For Sewage Plant Coltman, - acting director of the dates back,to 1884, reordering our national priori­ sider >• changing the govern­ yesterday morning that he had ^^ted to hire a full-time trained ‘ *®"' program; camping or OMAC BUDGET PLAN Institute of Local History at When the floivering plants "significant Increases” In local thpeAt«n«i them «= plcnlcs and many others, A $3,173,280 contract, for constructing Manchester’s ties. programs for drug addiction, al­ ment's fiscal year to coirespond threatened them. director to be shared with the Church Ladies Manchester Community Col­ push their tops tljrough the Police said Ouzavltch was » inurcn ^ a ie s CaR M9-8a$8 or Stop In for an Appototmesit "F or the first time in two dec­ coholism and family planning. with the calendar year, “ per­ Secondary Sewage Treatment Plant, has been award­ lege, yesterday afternoon at cloth. and the September stopped In his car at Franklin South Windsor Y. The Ladies of the Sacred haps with new appropriations ed to the Acton Construction Co. of Hugo, Minn., town tiling Junior High School gave "damps" signal the end of the ades. The federal government "I am also recommending and Walker Sts., brought to I " deciding to hire the dl--Heart will meet Wednesday at scheduled to begin January 1 GARTER GHEVQUET CO, INO. members of the Manchester growing season, the cloth comes will spend more money on hu­ substantial Increases In re­ headquarters f o r processing rector, the local group consld- g p.m. at the Pariah Center, R t 'officials announced today. rather than July 1.” MANC Hlstorlcat Society a view o f the down. 'This year's top cloth will man resource programs than on search on cancer, heart disease, and taken to the Hartford Cor- f e d three recent developments, 30. - UM MAIN ST. A^ton Construction, on Sept. plans for a late- February, annual cycle in the shadegrown become next year's side cloth, national defense." • serious childhood illnesses, and Savings of more than $2.1 bil­ James McCarthy, the chairman, Hospital Bids 16, was the lowest of three bid­ ground-breaking ceremony at Despite the money squeeze on dental health—where current lion are scheduled for 1971, Nix- rectional Center to await ap­ ders for the work. The other tobacco Industry, from seedbed and fresh, cloth will cover the pearance In Manchester Circuit said. Bids are now being advertised the site. In the meantime, Ac­ the Pentagon, Nixon said his findings promise significant ad- on said, by terminating, reduc- First, South Windsor's board, two were the G.H. Nickerson to "cloth down.” new crop. Court this morning. tor Phase Two of a proposed ton Construction will procede budget will enable the admlhls- vances in the future,” Nixon Ing, or restructuring old federal C3o. of Torrington, at $3,292,000; The seedbeds are treated with The case was referred by the voted several weeks ago to three-phase expansion program with preliminary work. The institute decided to re­ tration "to meet our intemation- said, programs which are "o f low share the services of a director of Rockville General Hospital. and Morrison - Knudson of Director of Public Works Wil­ cord In as many ways as possi­ .steam to kill aU life, work goes priority relative to the amount court to Fam ily Relations and al responsibilities by seeking an Consumers with the local " Y ." Second, a SpeclficatTons tor the new wing Darien, $3,343,000. liam O'Neill, reporting today on ble this segment of Connecticut on In the ^ rn s, and prepara- of t£ix money needed to support containued until March IS after honorable peace in Vietnam, by A new Office o f Consumer Af- fund drive under way promises were drawn up by archUeots T,h® plant Is an important cog the progress of townwide, pollu­ agriculture peculiar to the val­ lons, begin for the start of an­ them.” Ouzavltch promised to move maintaining sufficient military fairs was proposed. In the exec- to, provide the funds required. Frld, Ferguson, Mahaffey and In the $4.8 million sanitary-sew­ tion-control activities, said that ley, she said, because there are other cycle In another spring. Among the programs to be from the house until a settle­ 1966 FORD power to deter potential aggp~es- utivc office of the President, as McCarthy said, and, finally, a Perry of Hartford. age Improvements either under=. the North Manchester Intercep­ signs the tobacco Industry may , Prior to Mrs. Coltman's pres­ killed—If Congress agrees—are: ment Is reached. sors, (and) by exploring with well as an assistant attorney professionally trained director. Tax Board way or planned. The Improve­ tor Is 98 per cent complete, AU not always be a part of the val­ entation, Albert Harris, vice the Soviet Union possible llmlta- general for consumer protection —The special milk program of has become available through pre.sident and program chair­ Robert Gilbert, 49, of 3 The Board of Tax Review will MUSTANG ^DR. HARDTOP ments are a cooperative project that remains, he said. Is a tim- ley. She made this point with a tlons on strategic arms ...” 1*1 Justice Department. the Agriculture Department the Hartford County YMCA. man, Introduced four society Thompson Rd., charged with be in session today and Wednes­ of the town and the 8th Utilities nellng operation under the area slide showing traffic on 184 In acknowledging the govern- Post Office supplementary to the school The proposed new director, members. James McVeigh dis­ intoxication ^ the result of a day from 7 to 9 p.m.; Saturday • 4-gPEED TRANS. District, with about 86 per cent nt W. Middle Tpke. — Center through the skeleton of an ment has missed by $2.2 billion Nixon made a new push for lunch program, for a saving of Carey H. Greene, will take over from 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 played several bound copies of $64 million in 1971 and $M mil­ disturbance at his home Satur­ of the $4.8 million cost to be St. — New State Rd. abandoned tobacco shed. the $195.7 billion budget ceiling his plan to reorganize the Post duties for the two groups next p.m., and Feb. 13 from 7 to 9 • MOTOR the South Manchester Nows lion in the first full year' of the day night. Ctourt date Feb. 16. paid with federal and state Work on the cross-town Cen­ Matthias Spiess, in his his­ decreed by (Congress, in the last Office into a public corporation, September when he completes p.m. form 1914 to 1922, and Miss termination. • • RADIO funds. ter relief trunk, O'Neill report­ tory of Manchester on the oc- session, Nixon said the whole a measure stalled in a House military service and other com­ The office Is located In the Catherine Shea gave some side­ committee last year. “ I repeat —The cost-sharing conserva­ ACCIDENTS The treatment plant, to be ed, Is proceding on schedule and carion of the town's centennial overrun was caused by the rise mitments. He has a master's de­ Memorial Building, Park Place. lights of other exhibits. tion program of the Agriculture Theresa L. Patenaude of 1195 constructed to the north of the will be completed In early sum­ my request to Congress for gree in Community Organization in 1923, pointed out that shade- of "built-in costs for relatively Brpad Brook, charged with Im­ At these times anyone who has Olcott St. Disposal area, will William Buckley, who Is pre­ prompt approval,” Nixon said. Department, aiding farmers and Group Work from Spring- mer. He said that Hop Brook, grown tobacco was Introduced uncontrollable programs” —that proper backing, after a minor a question about their assess­ paring an updated town history Foreign Aid with the costs of terracing, con­ field College. take effluent from the town's at Charter Oak Field, has been 2 to this area about 20 years Is, interest costs, welfare pro­ collision Saturday afternoon on ment may meet with the board TED TRUDON, Inc. for the 1973 sesqulcentennlal, Only $1.72 billion was asked tour planting and other antiero­ McCarthy suggested that the primary treatment plant, off cleaned and now flows com­ earlier. Before that, competition grams and other legally au­ E. Middle Tpke. near Wood- and file their complaints. said he is now working on of­ for outlays of the Agency for In­ sion practices. Saving, $66 mil­ cooperation between the two Hilliard St. pletely clear. And the pollution from Sumatra threatened the thorized spending programs bridge St. Police say she back­ Soldier Promoted VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ficial documents before request­ ternational Development: the lion in 1971 and $317 million In " Y " groups could lead to shar­ The Secondary Treatment In Hilliard Pond, he said, will Industry In this country. which the executive lacks au­ ed from a private driveway and Sgt. Clifford Hurlburt, son of ing people to come forth with figure has diminished year by the first full year, thereafter. ' ing other goals such as a new Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hurlburt TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Plant is scheduled for June 1971 be completely eliminated when thority to curtail. Into ^ oncoming vehicle driv­ Seeds were brought from other materials they may have year. Nixon said he hopes to —Selected reserve training by building. of Snipsic St., has recently been completion. the Secondary Treatment Plant The seven domestic needs la­ en by Jeanne Mendenhall of Sumatra — by whom and how Is in their homes. rely more on trade. Internation­ the Coast Guard, to save $16 Chairman McCarthy listed promoted to his present rank •Town officials are making is In operation. beled “ most urgent” were as­ CJoventry. Court date Feb. 16. a mystery. It was discovered Mrs. Fred Blish lU called at­ al cooperation, and "g^reater ini­ million In fiscal 1971, $26 miUion some of the programs under and was also named soldier of signed these increases from fis­ that the cloth or netting, now a tention to samples on display at tiative by the countries we as­ in a full year. way and being planned, and cit­ the month at his base. Scouts Receive God and Country Award cal 1970 budget totals: Mrs. Elinor R. Gibson of 113 familiar sight up and down the yesterday's meeting of Items on sist” in fostering economic de­ The total of programs thus ed the impact of these as the Sgt. Hurlburt Is stationed with Manchester Area —$500 to start the Family As­ tagged for termlmatlon was Henry St. was uninjured when Four Senior Scouts of Ti'oop 25 received the Pro- of 184 Hackmatack St. The Rev. Clifford 0. Simp­ valley throughout the summer, sale In the Cheney Homestead velopment. reason for the need for a full- the 7th Infantry in the U. S. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES sistance progro^hi payments, the $3P0 million. Another $436 mil­ the car die was driving skidded son, pastor of the church, presented the badges. made an excellent artificial ap­ gift .shop: Bayberry beeswax A tota lof $2.1 bilUon for total time professional to help with Army In Aaohoffenburg, Ger- tesetant God and Country Award at Scout Sunday core of Nixon's proposed mas- lion worth were proposed for re­ on ice and flipped, landing on plication of the Sumatra cloud candles, pewter spoons, a can­ foreign economic assistance' expanding activlUes which in- many. He Is a 1967 graduate of Services yesterday at Center Congregational All boys are 15-year-old Life Scouts and they all slve overhaul of the welfare sys- ^as posted. Including outlays of duction, including: its roof Saturday afternoon on Three School Breaks Probed cover. The industry was on Its dle sconce, notepaper, and the elude: Indian Guide Tribes; Rockville High School. Church. They are from left: John Abbott, son of took part yesterday in different portions of the way. tern. When and if enacted, and international lending Instltu- —The Apollo-lunar explora­ Parker St. near Bent Rd. Po­ ------^------Day In,,.Day Out... moming worship. Others participating in a dia­ children’s history of Manches­ tion program of the National lice said she was traveling Mr. and Mrs. Varnum Abbott of 56 Thayer R d.; brought to full operation. It will tlons. By South Windsor Police logue-type sermon included Assistant Scoutmaster The Hartman family, which ter. cost $4.4 billion a year. SST Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ north when she hit an icy patch Eric Bengston, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bengston operated a store in North Man­ Rham District John Bowen and senior scouts Jeffrey Bissell, Mark' —$276 million to launch the The President asked $275 mil- tration, down $277 million. covering the entire northbound South Windsor police are in­ Macht, 18, Columbia, breach of of 39 Ridgewood St.; John Bowen, son of Mr. and chester, traded ^oods for the sharing of federal revenues with lion to further the supersonic— —Production of NASA launch lane, lost control, and striick a PRESCRIPTIGNS Mrs. John Bowen of 570 Woodbridge St.; and Dan­ Salafia and Stephen Kimball. (Herald photo by on vestigating a series of breaks peace and Intoxication; John R. farmers' tobacco. Eventually, New Film for ‘Goldie’ the hard-pressed states and clt- SST—jet air transport program, vehicles and spacecraft, down snow bank which oaused the discovered last night In three Dernklow, Jr., 38, Storrs, reck­ iel Kimball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kimball Buceivicius) they started their own planta­ . . LONDON (A P ) — Goldie les “ before the end of 1971.” a boost from $163 million this $125 million In 1971 and $600 mil­ car to overturn. Eight Plan resulting in meaningful schools. less driving and warned f o r tion, and the name Hartman To­ lion In the first full year there­ Overheated brake drums Hawn, the TV "Laugh-In" Nixon unveiled the plan last year. Total cost of the SST giant Although the amount of dam­ driving after drinking; Dennis bacco Co. can still be seen by after. MiUlcent P. Birdsey of 26 caused a minor fire in an eoU savings to you every day! blonde who made her movie de­ summer with a promise of $500 prototype commercial craft Is age has not been determined, Phllbrick, 22, Belvue Dr., Cov­ Voter Session a motorist on the Bucklsind- By restructuring other pro­ Linden St. was Issued a writ­ ■Visit to U N W ater Need Weiss Studying Budgets. but in "Cactus Flower,” will be million in fiscal 1971. Some offi- estimated at $1.2 billion, truck this morning at 9:16. No ups and downs ta your Prescription police said several of the rooms entry, defective horn and fail­ Wapping road. grams, Nixon said, an addition­ ten warning for failure to grant The Manchester Board of starred in the British-made film dais considered that sum al- Merchant Marine Eighth District firefighters costs—no “discounts" todayi “Regular were ransacked and the con­ ure to display rear red lights; Mrs. Coltman's sUdes started al $1,396 billion could be saved the right of way Saturday Admissions will conduct its version of '"Phere's a Girl In My most embarrassingly small; A $330 million outlay for as- On Thursday went to 858 Tolland Tpke. to prices” tomorrow! tents damaged. Entry was forc­ Phllbrick is scheduled to appear M ajor Item Requests Up About 25% with the mixing of seed with now it has been cut almost In slstance to the merchant marine In fiscal 1971. morning. Police said she struck monthly, voter-making ses­ Soup.” extinguish the fire. No "reduced specials”—no “temporary ed In all three schools and a in Manchester Circuit Court 12 Town Manager Robert Weiss the same as the current appro­ silicone, and the beginnings of xfialf. was proposed. This was only This included the lowering of an eastbound car at the Center Eight of Rham High School's sion Wednesday, from 6 to 8 Announcing this Sunday, the Yesterday, town firefighters reductions” on Prescriptions to lure number of coin boxes and ma­ Feb. 16. All others are sched­ p.m. It will be in the town is In the process of holding priation. Salaries in this depart­ the plants In beds. Only (4 of V4310 mlUlon for Increased slightly above the 1970 figure, stockpiles. The stockpile of stra­ as she was attempting to turn students will travel to New York For Directors Boulting Brothers said the mov­ washed some gasoline spilled on customers! chines were rifled. uled to appear in Manchester clerk's office In the Munici­ budget hearings with depart­ ment are paid from probate the later seedlings are used in antii^me efforts, for a total of although Nixon g;ave strong en- tegic and critical materials was south on to Main St. City on Thursday to participate ie would be product by Ray the roadway from an accident At the same time, there is never any The three schools involved court Feb. 23. pal Building. ment heads on their requests fees. transplanting, she said. In order 267^Wlllon. dorsement to a drive to revltal- based on a concept of military In the Model United Nation's The Manchester Board of Di­ Boulting and directed by his at Center and Adams St. at 9:29 compromise in service or quality! are the South Windsor High ELLINGTON Eligible applicants must for 1970-71 budget appropria­ The one request which is less to get plants that will mature —$33^inllll^a for air and wa- merchant fleet with a needs which “ requires re-exam­ COMPLAINTS brother John. Production will Program. Arthur Peer Jr., 49, of Crystal rectors will tackle a compara­ than this year's appropriation building program of as many as ination and» modification in to­ p.m. School, the Wapping School and be at least 21 years of age, tions. The requests are averag­ within a da/4 Highland Ave., meeting. Insurance under­ the grower—green worm, fire, EXIT 98 er materialize, Nixon added. $30(1 million a year thereafter. stored in the rear yard. and John Zimmer. They will mission. ’ Room 565A, in the ing without lights following an the cost of providing more To date, departmental ' re­ firemen and other town em­ needs” —and. In addition, should failure to display rear lights accident on Pine St. last night. writers had set a Feb. 16 dead­ too much or too little water. WILBUR CROSS The uncertainty of long range —Curtailment of various Ve------accompanied to New York by State Office Building at 166 parking spaces In the Munici­ quests, with that of the Board ployes, according to reports. refuse to approve any of these AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. and failure to obey officer's Police said the MacLeod car line for an acceptable plan. pal Building Parking Lot. economic forecasts and untore- terans Administration outlays. Two Tiger Paw tires a n d Mrs. Carol PoweU, advisor of the Oapltol Ave. In Hartford. 3f Education still to come, are further requested revenue-rais­ signal. was parked on the right side of In other business tomorrow seer foreign terrsions "could for a total saving of $159 mUllon rims were reported stolen from World Affairs Club, who orrang' 5. Accepting Progress Dr., as about $1 million above current ers: Those arrested yesterday by the street and was struck in .the night, the directors w ill con­ easily alter these projections to in fiscal 1971 and $208 million a the rear of a car parked In the ed for Rham's participation. a town street. Progress Dr., in appropriations. —Imposition of the Social Se- fut\ir© resources for year thereafter. Vernon police were Raymond rear by the Ursln car which sider : lot at Bourne Buick on Main St. In Music Festival Green Manor Industrial Park, The biggest hike, as anticipat­ curity tax on the fli^ $9,000 of discretionary action.” Doubleday, 25, Maple St., E l­ was traveling south. Ursln is 1. Approving a $600 allocation and E. Middle 'Tpke. Value of Fthaim band members John / is off Colonial Rd. Both were ed, is from the public works de­ earnings, instead of the present ^ coiistar.t problem will be lington, arrested on a warrqnt scheduled to appear in Wllli- from the Capital Improvement the loss was set at $200. Zimmer and Karen Horton constructed with 60 per cent partment—up $503,466 or 31 per $7,800, as of next Jan. 1. presented In shifting funds from charging him with receiving mantic Circuit Ctourt 11 Feb. 24. Reserve Fund, for purchasing a Budget Texts have been selected to pilay In town contributions, under the cent from this year. The police - A $680 million j^ t a y a t e in- ,Ap r io r it y uses to currently stolen property and violation of HEBRON 50-foot-wide OOOstrip on Highland Police recovered a stolen 1964 the AU Eastern Connecticut town's Industrial Guidelines. department's request Is up crease which, with other Post essential needs, he said. probation; Anthony Pantano, 18, Michael Begun, 68, of East St., leading to the town-owned Chevrolet convertible Saturday Music Festival which will be Colonial Rd., is a town street $169,324 or 21 per cent. Office proposals, would re ^ c e process now has Highlights 134 East Main St., Rockville, Hampton was charged with Oak Grove Preserve. The board morning in the parking lot at held In March. John wlU pday only to the railroad tracks near Welfare and ' Social Services the current $1.26 bUlion postal ^ * < failure to display two registra­ reckless driving following a on Jan. 6, had adopted an or- been begtm. Caldor's. The car, which was the string bass and Karen the Parker St. When the Parker- is seeking $38,656 or 60 per cent deficit to $382 mlUlon In 1971. The present budget "shows a (Continued from Page One I tion plates; Ronald Chapman, three-car accident on Rt. 66 dinance which authorizes t h e locked, is owned by Shirley French ham. Oakland Connector is complet­ more than this year; recrea­ —^New or higher transporta­ yesterday. purchase, from the Boise Cas­ significantly different set of gtin comparatively small, other Henderson of Quincy, Mass., a Selected for the All Eastern 20, Mountain Rd., Ellington, ed, the railroad's public cross­ tion, $37,193 or 36 per cent tion user charges totaling $683 unsafe backing, and Peter Noel, Cars driven by Joan C. Phil­ cade Corp. priorities from those contained niajor prog;rams of this admin- police check revealed. Band were Debbie Wythe, first ing will be moved from Parker more; the health department million. Including an increase In lips, Wallingford, and Francis I. 2. Approving an $1,800 settle­ in the budget presented by the jatration—pollution control, bassoon; Dave 'Vaughan, E-flat 21 of 867 Bolton Rd., Vernon, St., near Colonial Board Corp., $18,846 or 60 per cent; the park the excise tax on airUne passen­ previous administration a year crime reduction, transportation failure to grant right of way to Mucka, 26, of Cromwell were ment to Mrs. Emily Pratt of ger tickets from 6 to 8 per cent, million low and moderate In­ clarinet; Beverly Hill, first clar­ to Parker St., auid Colonial Dr. department $88,797 or 39 per ago.” and housing—are planned to i : 2 - oncoming traffic. both traveling east, police said. 178*/4, Center St. The settlement plus a $3 tax on each overseas come families will be living In inet: Tim Wilson, first trump­ 6. Accepting Country Club cent; and the cemetery depart­ Nixon prodded Congfress g-^ow substEmtially In the years et; Kathy Horton, first trom­ All those arrested are sched­ The Begun par was traveling is being recommended by Town ment $23,180 or 31 per cent. night. strongly to act on his euiticrime ahead. . . good homes and apartments be­ Counnel John Shea. Mrs. Pratt Dr., as a town street. Country —Extending the 7 per cent ex­ bone; Steve I>eTby, baritone uled to appear in Rockville west in the eastbound lane, po­ The request for sidewalks and bills, which hung fire through- j propose to restructure, re- cause costs have been kept Club Dr., serves a small resi­ ham, and Dave Price, percus­ Circuit Court 12 Feb. 17. lice said, and in attempting to sustained Injuries in a fall, Feb. curbs Is up $76,000 or 118 per cise on new cars and the 10 per out 1969. T h ey represent “ some terminate programs within their reach through the dential development off Fern COVENTRY pull back in his own lane side- 11, 1969, at Main and Oak Sts. cent; for street lighting up $19,- cent telephone excise to Jan. 1, of my most Important legisla­ federal government actions. sion section leader. St. that are Ineffective or poorly de­ Woodworking Project The following arrests were swiped the other two cars. 3. Authorizing the manager to 525; for sanitation up $71,028 or ONE BIG 1972. tive proposals still awaiting Moreover, we axe requesting signed and those where the orig­ ' i i i l made Saturday by Coventry po­ Begu is scheduled to appear apply for a state grant, to pro­ 19 per cent; highway depart­ At $73:6 billion the national congressional aetton," he said. enough authority for new com­ Seventh graders in David inal need has long since in Willimantic Circuit Court 11 vide 25 per cent (about $16,600) defense budget—a broad catego­ mitments In 1971 to help provide Mordavsky's woodwork­ lice: Raynold J. Voisine, Marl- ment up $178,607 or 33 per cent; The budget asked $1.3 billion vanished. . . of the cost of& a new compactor College Offers ry that includes foreign mUltary for crime reduction, about twice almost 600,000 additional hous- ing classes have completed a boro, speeding: Raymond F. Feb. 24. and so on. VALUE! Decisions to Include new Remaining unchanged Is the aid, stockpiling, and outlays by the 1969 total. This Included a spending programs in this and units for such families. mass production of Snoopy and several agencies other than the Two Brochures Probate Court request — $2,000, $190 million Increase In outlays future budgets will recognize Consistent with other national Charlie Brown figures using jigs Pentagon—was the smallest for grants to the states through long-run savings that would be priorities, we shall seek to ex- and fixtures to make the faces. Regularly since 1967. The department's "MCC Serves You” and "MCX: tlie Law Enforcement Assist- if action Is not taken. tend our capability In space— Line production Included cut­ military outlays alone, at $71.2 Speakers Bureau” are free bro­ Learning Flaws ance administration. Looking to the futiu-e, both<>both manned and unmanned. I ting, forming and finishing. «22.00 billion, would be $5.3 blUlon be­ -- IT'S TRADE-IN TIME AT Expansion of federal subsidies ^ur strategy and forces must be Intend to do this with total out- The project was a big success chures now available at the low this year's figure. S •• to the airport and airways sys- designed to honor our Interna- lays smaller than in 1970. Our and sold out Immediately with a campus or by writing to Man­ Topic of PTA Nixon said national defense terns was urged. A 10-year, $3.1 yonal commitments and to In- actions will make it possible to $34 profit being realized. The Public Act 793, a revision of now pre-empts 37 per cent of the KEYBOARD STUDIO chester Community College, billion program of research and gyre our national security. We begin plans for a manned expe- profit will be used to purchase P.A. 627, will be the subject of budget, a smaller percentage P.O. Box 1040, Man'chester 06040. Investment was outlined, plus a must make realistic and contln- dition to Mars. Charlie Brown books and proj­ a talk by George Bradlau, as­ than In any year since 1950. Hu­ $2.5 billion grant program for uing assessments of thfe pro­ ect idea books for the library. The first provides a blrds-eye sistant superintendent of schools man resqurce programs—In­ YOUR ORGAN IS WORTH MORE NOW THAN IT WAS A YEAR airfield construction and im- grams required to support these Flag Gift view of the 22 academic pro­ for curriculum at the Lincoln cluding educaUtm, health, man- _ . „ „ . „ g _ t American Legion Post 96 of AGO ON A TRADE-IN FOR THE ORGAN WITH "THE BIG grams currently offered, a pro­ School PTA meeting Wednes­ power and income maintenance objectives. . . I urge enactment of trade leg­ Counsel Raps Hebron has presented an Am er­ file of the student body, costs, day at 8 p.m. The public Is In­ —command 41 per cent, other The added costs, Nixon said, / SOUND" ~ THE GULBRANSEN ORGAN! ican flag to the high school to financial aid, enrollment pro­ programs 23 per cent. would be financed by the re­ islation now before the Congress vited. be flown from the staff at Vet­ cedures, community services, The so-called “ Umbrella Act” A special presidential mes­ quested increases In user that will reduce trade barriers Carswell Re^ The Gulbransen organ offers more for your money because: and a map identifying the mandates that every board of sage to Congress shortly will charges. Including higher taxes and provide more equitable ad­ eran's Memorial Field. The Gulbransen has a built-in piano Hartford Rd. - campus. . outline "m ajor proposals to Im­ on aviation fuel and airfreight justment assistance to Indus­ The original flag which dated education identify children hav­ prove and protert our surround­ cargoes. tries, companies and workers Civil Rights from the time of the dedication The Gulbransen has the automatic band box The second brochure is de­ ing learning disorders, and pro­ by Import ings," Nixon w d . The clean These were among the m a^r Injured Continued Ironi Page One) ceremony has become damaged signed to. serve organizations, vide a educational program to agencies which will get less competition, by the weather and winds. We finally came up with The Gulbransen has bells, chimes, etc. clubs and other groups who meet their needs. water progrtCrm when combined sltlon to Carswell's nomination. Our Final Reduction on Fall Shoes! money in fiscal 1971 than In the One of the most important School Menu may wish to obtain MCX: speak­ Participating In a question with state and local matching Clarence Mitchell, director of The Gulbransen also has a “ realistic price tag.” current year: new initiatives that I am pro­ The menu for the remainder a beautiful picture of a Volkswagen. ers for their programs. It con­ and answer period to follow will fimds, will provide $10 billion the Washington office of the Na­ Now is the time to buy whatever you need to finish out the season with, posing for the first time In this of the week at the High School tains a partial list of 20 speak­ be Miss Beth Hoffman, social worth of sewage plant construe- Agriculture department; $8 tional Association for the Ad­ budget Is to enhance the quality will be: Tuesday, beef in gravy, TRADE NOW! SAVE NOW! worker; Mrs. Florence Woods, or to stock up for later wear. tloii beyond that already appro­ billion, down $450 minion; Com­ vancement of Colored People, A Volkswagen starts looking every other car on your block ers and 40 toplcs.OOO as well as merce department, $1 billion, of life . . . Our environment 1s mashed potatoes, buttered Information on how to engage Bentley School principal; and priated. he predicted. Federal said In prepared testimony that . wednesdav vlr good when everything else is stuck in the snow. OWN THE BEST — OWN A GULBRANSEN outlays on air pollution will rise down $64 million; Interior, $913 becoming Increasingly unpleas- a white supremacy statement Wednesday, vir them. Speakers are members of Edward Tlmbrell, Keeney St. CONSULT THIS CHART FOR SIZES AVAILABLE million, down $261 mlUlon; ant and unhealthful. We are starts looking bad. (A VW goes very well in snow 30 per cent In 1971, he added made by Carswell '22 years ago ginla baked ham, buttered pars- the college staff. Regional Ad­ School principal. Nixon announced he will pro- Treasury, $19.1 billion, down $41 hampered by polluted air, con- lied potatoes, asparagus, whole Let’s say it's late af night and because the engine is in the back. Refreshments will be served was enough In Itself to cause re­ VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND LET US MAKE YOU A DEAL visory Council, and foreign ex­ 5 6% 6 6^ 7 7V4 8 8% 9 9H 10 poae an “ environmental Hnanc- million; Atomic Energy Com- laminated rivers and lakes and jection of Carswell's nomina­ kernel corn; Thursday, baked you can't sleep. It's 10 below It gives the rear wheels much change students. by the hospitality committee. Ing authority” to help state and mission, $2.4 billion, down $60 inadequate recreation facilities, — YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID — AAA 4 1 4 1 1 1 tion'. * meat loaf, buttered rice, peas and you forgot lo put antifreeze better traction.) local governments obtain funds million. Despite current budget stringen- and carrots; Friday, la pizza WE ARE OPEN MON. *10 FRI. 10 A.M. -10 P.M.— SAT. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. AA 10 43 38 30 34 23 2 9 Carswell, now a judge on the in your car. Let's say you make it into town for water pollution abatement. 'The following agencies were cy, we must find a way to move 6ln U.S. Court of Appeals, testi­ squares, molded gelatin salad, A 1 6 -8 7 0 plants. Tight money In the mu- tabbed for Increases from their aggressively on these problems fied last week that the Ideas he potato chips. (A VWdoesn't use antifreeze. and the only parking space is 22 21 14 11 6 11 0 14 3 4 nlcipal bond market has hem- 197C outlays: now. . . B 4 expressed in a political speech Its engine is cooled by air.) half d space between a snow We are pleased to announce that Mr. Goodale, owner of Key­ 1 pered their financing. Department of Housing and Federal revenue sharing with Turkey Ilea on two continents, C 1 3 1 in 1948 pledging alleglence to Lei's $ay it’s now morning; You plow and a big, fat wall. . board Studio, will give an organ concert on Saturday, February v The budget included these Urban Development, $3.3 bll- “tote and local governments is white supremacy and racial 292,261 square miles of Its further proposals , Hon, up $641 mUllon; Depart- one vital element of ouif decen- segregation are now abhorrent area In Asia, and 9,121 square start your car and the gas gauge (A VW is small enough to fit 7, 1970 at the^East Hartford High School on Burnside Ave. All 1968 VOl^KSWAGEN \ Despite a $486 millicm In ment of Health, Education and trallzation efforts and obnoxious to tilth. miles In Europe. reads Empty. into half a porking space.) donations will be for the benefit of the March of Dimes. REMEMBER ^ NO SALE IS EVER FINAL AT space funds from fiscal 19T0, I place high p a r it y on ex­ \. Welfare, $89.7 bllllop, up $7 bil­ ' lEven with a gaLlon left, you Let's say it's now 9:15 a.m. and Nixon said the nation will ex­ lion largely ' because of In­ panding the use of manpower Come Early - Get a Good Seat - Enjoy a Good Shotv CONVERTIBli COUPE tend Its capability In space creased social insurance pay­ programs as a means of getting should go approximately 26 the only other, guy in the office The New "consistent with other national ments; Justice Department, people off welfare rolls and Into miles in a VW.) is your boss. • RADIO priorities.” $895 million, up $242 mllUon; productive management. .. Let’s say you notice on your (Now what could be more "Our actions will make it pos­ Labor Department $6.6 billion, The budget tor 1971 provides , AUTO. TRANS. sible to begin plans tor a up $1.3 billitMi; State Depart- about------$1.3 ______billion___ tor crime____ _ re- way out of the driveway that beautiful titan that?) • YKLLOW FINISH Shoe mannM expedition to Mars," he ment, $473 million, up $26 mU- duction, qearly double the out- BINGO 1895 tolo Congress, uyn; Department of Transporta- lays In 1M9. This budget repre- Store Healtt j^pn, $7 biUkm, up $376 mlUlon. sents a first step in a compre- TONIGHT GUSTAF$0N'$ N^n annowo^ ,**^*’J? President appealed for henslve program for improving STUDIO TED TRUDON. Inc. lede^ old for the con- faster congressional action on all parts of our criminal justice TED TRUDON, Inc. AUTMO- nearlyriy six months after the fis- stantlal effort to help meet our grams.' BISSELL STREET cal year began, he said, and two housing needs. In 1971, over 1.# \ \

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1970 entry; Alfred^ J. .SlihpHO'n, 72 ft MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD MANdlTESTER. CONN . MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, ___ ------PAGE FOURTEEN Manchester School fit.; .lohn BrruniHHa, Sayvllle, N.Y.; Mr». DolorcB G. Allies Claikn to itavcf Killed Hospital Notes Brown, KftHt H artfo rd ; I.,cHiey A, Hrdl, Bnrrowfl Hill Rd,, He­ VISITING ROCR8 500 Enemy over Weekend W h a t H angs bron; Donna M. aaulhler, 354 Interiuedlato ' Caro Semi- The “ /o « s f” of your table! M ain .St.; T iilllo U u.hho, E ukI Allied force* exaggernted , dellberiitely, For a grand ^^good morning!” private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. SAIGON (AP) Hartford; Michael Baboval, elalmed they killed more than Ihrotigli dupileatton, or by field In a Q oset 8 p.m.; private rooma, 10 a.m.- Pilgrim Hills, Coventry; Kath- 500 North-VletnameBO and Vtot commanderH Mending eatimatcH a p.m., and 4 p,m.-8 p.m. leen M. Kelly, 100 Rjilph Rd. Cong troop* over the weekend In as actual body counl*. ThiH ha* Pediatrics: Parents. allowed POPULAR Of Memories? AImo, Elliot W. OuHtafHon, 21) the hciivIcHt fighting In bIx liappcned often In the paHt. Stop s Shop any time except noon-2 p.m.; Stop«Shop ottaera, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Dally R(1., Hebron; Mr.a. Nancy montliH. The alllcH reported 21 Soutli Vietnamese *ix>ke*men By HAJL BOYUK Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., M. Eyock, Storrs; Wilfred Tni- Amorlcan.M and 20 South Viet- claimed their forces decimated NB5W YORK (AP) — It Isn’t 4 p.m.-8 p.m. deau, 85 flpnice SI.; I.aurfe namcHc killed, with 160 Amerl- two North VletnameHe Infantry clothes that make the nuut—Ms Broderick, 872 Vernon St.; Bar- (;an.M and 99 South Vietnamese coinpanleH In fighting'along the memories do. Inteiisive Care and Coronayi’ Care: Immediate family only, wounded In more than 100 ene- demilitarized zpne|qs4 south of Indeed, memory 1m the w ard­ Daisy Bread Coffee 2 lbs anytime, limited to five min­ Id., Wapping; Heather Chase, rocket, mortar and ground Da Nang, and killed n company robe of his mind. In H he stores Delicious sliced white broad from our own Cejiielery Rd.. Vernon; Polly A. „ttQcks commander and captured an­ m utes. PROVED the raiment of his past. In it, Deep coffee flavor that makes each coffee break an bakery. Sandwich whatever filling you like between Sandenburg, 144 Woodland Dr., ‘ other In a third buttle north of hung like old garments of yes­ event. Marvelous aroma that beckons them to break­ these fresh slices . . . and it’s love at first bite. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Wnpping; Peter J. Benedict, 33 '" " “ '“ •7 spokesmen 12:40 Saigon. The South Vietnamese DON’T LET ANYONE TELL YOU teryear In a darkened closet, fast. And at this special low mini-price, there s extra Daisy toasts beautifully, too. ™ 6:30 p.m.-8 Cuble.s Dr„. Vernon; Mrs Mary Ihc battlefield reports, .m.; oinero, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and p. PUimb, Old Stafford Rd , Tol- enemy command hod lost u battalion commander In a are. the memories that make savings "brewing!" fourth fight near Quang Ngal him triio he la. . P-m--* P-m. , . ■■•iiu, Elaine RR. Gaskell, launched a pre-Tet “ hlghpolnf’ YOU CAN’T HAVE IT ALL... , *" motemlty, windsorvllle Rd., RockvUle; activity along the populous City, 80 miles south of Da Nang. No man alive an4 ctmsclous 'The heaviest fighting was In can keep the door to that closet 12 in other areas, no limit in ’Theresa M. 'HeBlnnl, East Hart- coastal lowlands south of Da self-service. the northern provinces, but ac­ POPULAR GIVES YOU shut for as long as a single day. ford; Mrs. Joyce A. Ralmondo, ^ “ "8 nP^7 an increase (rf «Whco«>I»"T regular customers. Rosemarie Tamiso, 64 li&lTriew ^^ange in her office hours at in the Central Highlands and the 2-600 oyer the previous week but Bread tasted like real bread Pauline yjg Town Office Building. 489 E. Middle ’Tpke. coastal lowlands, and about authorized celling when it emerged redolent from dnimediately. two-thirds of them were direct- 484,000. ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY: from 9 a.m. to 1 a kitchen oven. “Why, as I Anita L Chanoell 478 N Main "“I " ed at South Vietnamese troops Spokesmen said the increase came home, I could smell it Redeem With St M™ S e v i e v f T FoL P ^ - ^ e d n ^ y s continues to reflect the normal OL., Mrs. uenevieve i. ieepwood Dr.; Mrs. Steven Hovey, Thomafl Under Arrest in Lesotho emerging there. Lillian Perry, 69 Rachel R d.; Kearns, Mlxdmel O’DonneU and A poor family was one in Monday, Feb. 2 thru Sat­ urday, Feb. 7. Limit one Arthur R, Steulet, 46 Mary Kevin Unsworth successfully MASERU, Lesotho (AP) — thorlty, the young king signed a F whirii the children had to can per coupon per cus­ "The prime minister and the document stating that any fur- spread lard on their bread rath­ Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Elsie S. passed their second class re- pOPtttW ISH? tomer. Swanson, 124 Tanner St.; Blon qulrements. cops are running the country,’ ’ ther Involvement in politics by i s 00 o f * ” - er than butter and sorghum. said a highly placed official to- him would constitute. automatic Homes which used margarine P. Willey, 71 Green Rd.; Rob- BUly Aldrich, Patrick Blow, ert Woodford, 304A Green Rd.; ’Toddnie (3i«rry, Thomas Colro, day as police continued to round abdication. ' tried to keep that fact a discreet Mini-pricing® means you just can’t feed i f e TJ.T.TiriTiTTiT.T.TiTITiTiV ^ 3 l iItIiIil>li^ up political opponents of Prime A BCT spokesman said they family secret. your family better for less. Not just on spe­ Dayson E. Wrubel, Mansfield Ricky Fuller, Steven Hovey, »«««39 ...... ••••••' Minister Chief Leabua Jona- had smuggled out messages of cial d^s. Not just on weekends. But every Center; Mrs. Marta B. Zych, Wayne Lessard, ’Thomas Nova- On Halloweens, the town’s rich­ than. appeal to the United Nations shopping day. Not just ordinary lamb . . . but superb quality Swift s 23 Cooper St. tasky, Jason Osborn and Kevin est dtlaen always had to lug lg l.T.T.TiT.liT.T.MJ.M!i More than 30 men, moat of and the Organization of African the Iron deer on his lawn down Mini-pricing® means all the best national Premium FRESH AMERICAN LAMB. Young and tender to BnVTHS SA’TURDAY: A Unsworth were reviewed on brands. And our fine Stop & Shop labels. give you more delicate flavor. Here at.Stop & Shop, we never buy fro­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich- their tenderfoot requirements them candidates or officials of Unity, G o o d M into his basement to keep young Quality foods, conveniently arranged so legal govern- mlschief-makerB from giving It ^ zen imports ... because your dinner table is no place for second best. ard stone, 1638 Main St., South and all passed successfully. the Basutoland Congress party, “ We are they’re easy' to find. Variety that makes Windsor; a son to Mr. and Mrs. The scout badges' wUl be have been arrested since Friday ment,” the m essap said. "Lea- a striped-paint job. p meal planning-a pleasure. Specials for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday only! A sodal-cUmbing matron, Mini-pricing® means the finest U.S.D.A. William Spohn, 24 Hartland awarded at a Court of Honor to when Chief Jonathan declared a bua is a dictator.” when giving a tea, always had S' Choice Grade beef. Grade A poultry and gov­ Chicken Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs be held later in the year. state of emergency and sus- In answer to questions at a to worry about getting Grandpa ernment inspected pork, lamb and veal. All 6-oz can Brian Rooney Clark Rd. Bol- Firemen’s Meeting pended the constltuUon. On Sat- news conference, the prime out of the way, because he sim­ guaranted tender and delicious or you get Chops or Stop & Shop . ton; ason to Mr.and Mrs Vln- The monthly meeting of the urday, he declared the parlia- minister conceded that the BCP ply wouldn’t ^ve lip his mad­ your money back. cent Pitzl 9494 Highland Highland Dr Hebron Volunteer Fire Depart- mentary election last week in- had been favored with a 60 per 4 dening habit of digging wax out Shoulder Lamb Chunk White Tuna Mr! m^nt will be held tomorrow valid. cent swing in the votes counted Wapping; a daughter to of his ears in public. 429 evening at 8 at Company 1, Jonathan’s Basutoland Na- before the elections was With this coupon and a $5 and Mrs. James Perry, I Main St. lional party and the BCP had scrapped. He said the balloting More men wore suspenders purchase. Coupon good Center St.; a daughter to Mr. U.S.D.A. TOP CHOICE than belts, and more women Sausage Sale! Monday, Feb. 2 thru Sat­ and Mrs. Juliusuiu» Peaden,reauen Som-oom- members of the Depart- each won 23 seats in the 60-seat had to be declared invalid be­ wore corsets than brassieres. urday. Feb. 7. Limit one ers- a son to Mr and Mrs ment who have not yet paid parliament, according to the of- cause of murder, rape, other ’There was always a lively Countryfine Sausage Rib Lamb Chops can per coupon per clis- ’Thomas Hartzog, 132 Mountain ‘ heir dues for 1970 are encour- ficial count, when the prime violence and theft of voting box- feud between the doctor and the tomer. ’ aged to do so at this meeting, minister voided the vote. But es. CHUCK druggist In a town In whhdi the The perfect companion for eggs or BIR’THS SUNDAY- A son to Rnrvey Desruisseaux, treasur- BCP leader Ntsu Mokhehle Lesotho, an enclave the size of physician himself rolled and pancakes., oerfect way to start the day. er of Company 3, will be present claimed 33 seats, a majority of Belgium with a population of Mr. and Mrs. David Siviski, sold the pills be prescribed for - — to accept any monies. six. He was the first man ar- about a million, is surrounded his patients. East Hartford; a son to Mr. Loin Lamb Cbot s and Mrs. Robert FronsUn, 40 Bulletin Board rested. by South Africa. You could afford to hire a Olcott St. The Gilead Hill School Build- King Moshoeshoe n , the con- South Africa’s dominant ex- plumber for a day without first ing Committee will meet this stitutional chief of state. Is un- ternal influence in the former DISCHARGED FRIDAY; having to go to the bank and for evening at 8 at the school. der virtual house arrest and told British territory was the chief float a loan. lb roasting Mrs. Leora Steinmeyer, 38 Ma­ ple St. The Junior Choir of the First newsmen, in a brief exchange election issue. Chief Jonathan Only wealthy people com­ Stuffed Lamb Bi: Ck)ngregatlonal Church will through the high fence around insisted that Lesotho’s geo­ plained about the income tax. 6 9 ‘ b DISCHARGED SATURDAY PerriT Sausage Meat POfK Mrs. Lucy E Tedford 30 Glen- their rehearsal tomorrow his palace: “ I am as perplexed graphic position made friendly ’there was leas fear In the LB Prime Brand Broil or pan-fry. ‘ ’ nafternoon #. aonaaa n. at Q3 In In IVin the mitCn music n as „ .mil you tt are." Y*a -- relations SFldand COOUeratiOncooperation IVlthwith land. Fewer doors were kept 8 8 ',!, wood St.; Alphonse Reale, 74 Italian Sausage Pure Pork room of the Hebron Elementary Chief Jonathan told a news South Africa’s white suprema- locked, and the only thing a fel­ Lamb Patties Vyoodyoodlond St.; James R. Floyd, Pure School. conference the king had med- cist government logical and nec- low worried about while taking Rath Sausage Meat Pork 5 9 ', b Dkist Hartford; Mrs. Carol A. The Board of Christian Edu- died In the election to help the essary. The BCP contended that an evening stroll with bis girl We reserve the right to lirfiit quantities 4V2-0Z container Duncan, 48 Russell Dr., Vernon; was that one of them might trip Leonard E. Anderson, 71 Hart­ cation of the First Congregation- opposition parties and that he South African influence was so Lean & Fresh West Virginia Brand With this coupon and a $5 al Church will meet Wednesday had "technically abdicated.” strong that the Lesothans could over a "Please Keep Off the purchase. Coupon good ford Rd.; William C. Bousquet Grass’’ sigs. Monday, Feb. 2 thru Sat­ 97 Hackmatack St. • Mrs. Patrl- evening at 7:30 In the Smith- After an abortive royal rebellion no longer * _ . ______f~iAllA*af T witnnrxx fViA /*’*Viat«*AV« In i nflO nn-ntnot Ty-aw o f Vt o n * a a ll. thalf* nVUn Those were the days. Remem­ urday. Feb. 7. Limit one cia Rawlinltts, 94 Blssell St.; Gellert Lounge at the Church. in 1968 against Jonathan’s au- their own. GROUND BEEF 6 9 0 . SLICED BACON 990i ber? container per coupon per Francis A. Boucjreau, Enfield; School Menu kt tcaUme without calorie qualms! customer. Mrs. Ethel J. Trottler, 50 'Tum- The menu for the remainder Andover Columbus* Eclipse ble Brook Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. ‘he week at the elementary Mary Ann Dupont, 74 Durant schools will be: Tuesday, scal- Stock Market ■Wheni his crew was threaten­ Special for Mrs. Palmer •______■ *.• ■ssssssasssssssssssssasasa St • Mrs. Antoinette Benoit. 262 >°Pcd potatoes with hot dogs. NEW YORK (AP) — The ed by starvation on Jamaica in kMonday, Tuesday,! Woodbrldge St.; Robert R. Ma- broccoli, petti john bread, rice 1804, Christopher Columbus Wednesday only Wednesday7“ baked Quits Post With it e ^ l csitee, 896 MamMain at.,St.; jonnJohn L.li. j pudding;- o - j , moderately actlye trading this warned the Indians that If they Dowglewlcz, 7 T»wlBLewis St.,St Rock-ROCK ham with raisin sauce, mashed f „ , did not help he would take away Town Democrats the light of the moon. 'When the I L Mrs Sandra C Cullen, house rolls, snow cake; Thurs- “ ^ t Nixon’s sUtement Friday easing Mrs. Sarah B. Palmer has re­ eclipse 'began, as anticipated by O l d ^ R d ^ ^ S ' ^ r e n day, meat grinders, t o s s e d strainfs. Lone 110 Foster Rd., South salad, pickles, chocolate cook- signed as secr^fary of the And- Columbus, 'the natives quickly A quick meal appetite-pleaserl Save on these mini-priced freezer-fillers! Analysts attributed the broad cem ocfatic Town Ctonwnit- Mrs. Filbert’s Wir^’sor' Mrs. Florence H. ‘es; Friday, fish cakes with tar- brought food. advance to the President’s com- gjje has served for Wvc Frank, 9A ’Thompson Rd.; Mrs. tar sauce, triangle taters. corn ments Friday that he would yg^rg that capacity. She will Perfect partner for meat or fish! Margarine Rita G. Kopeckl, 141 Crestwood peaches. Stop & Shop hope that Federal Reserve remain a member of the i-om- Large, Luscious • Wnt Vi-lb prints, 1-lb pkg Dr.; Edwin P. Slngsen, Storrs; — Board could ease monetary re- mlttee. Basket POWEXFUI PIUN6BI OfAIS Mrs.’ Lucy B. Retd. .. 650 Lydall 'Manchester Evening Her­ STRAWBERRIES 39 With this coupon and a $5 strictlons. The restraints, imple- ^rs. Jane Carlberg has been Stop & Shop French F ri^ 8t.; Ward D. Day, Box 213. Bol­ ald Hebron correspondent purchase. Coupon good Anne Enit, tel. 223-3971. mented to 3tem inflation, have appointed to replace Mrs. Palm- OOCGED TOILETS All Meat Franks Monday, Feb. 2 thru Sat­ ton; Mrs. Wanda O. Redding, been a majej market dampener g^ aecretary. Extra Large Regular or Krinkle Cut Windsor Locks; Mrs. Cfera M. Hearty all meat goodness urday. Feb. 7. Limit one In the last year. ^rs. Palmer has also re- lless package per coupon per Auses, Reynolds Dr., Coventry. Navel Oranges 10 69* to satisfy your hungriest "Up until now there has been gigged as program chairman Fried light, tender and golden. I customer. Also, Mrs. Geraldine C. Fox, Woman Dies, Son Hurt eaters. Serve them with no Incentive to buy,’’ comment- q( tj^g Andover Democratic baked beans and brown You just heat them a few min­ Z Eastvlew Dr., Rockville; An­ In Two-Car Collision ed Larry Wachtel, Bache & Co. women’s Club. She gave as her Large, Red bread .. . or tuck grilled utes, pass the Stop & Shop thony Gerttlluomo, 267 Tolland franks into fresh Stop & ketchup and watch them disap­ analyst. "The President’s call- reason for both resignations, "I TOMATOES 2 9 P ^ 9mmn. ’Tpke.; Mrs. Myra L. Lewis, 21 GREENWICH (AP) —A Port Ing for some sort^of monetary that bus|pess and jfamily Shop Hot Diggety Rolls. lb pear. At this special mini-price, Quick to fix and so de­ Y e o m ^ Rd.. Columbia; Mrs Chester. N.Y., woman was Wiled r;?axaUon^ha% produced thatTn- [^nu^dta^m’^rnrke lt“ nec’'e“8^ ‘^ Rich in you pay less than 13^ a package. Mary E . B a d o r e k , Glastonbury; and her son critically Injured In np„tive’’ . licious. 6M^6Bm660D6^6MM0666'0606000 FLORIDA Vitamin "C" ; Mrs. Sandra I. “ two-car collision that resulted -Nobody is looking for a bull ro^po^Blbllltles i t Z 5 6 9 » • ORANGES Lyman _Rd..„ BoHot; J tob ln the arrest of a Port Chester „,arkel." he added "but the time. 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"You Just NEW YORK (AP) — ‘'ablHty to cut off Kentucky’s Pete Brown, a one-time po­ Eastern Uivlsloii rounds, and Jacklin needed with Jack finishing thlrtl at 276. nmkv. up seven strokes Drooping socks, flopping fast break’ ’ that toppled the lio victim who learned his All Honored tough Wildcats. W. L. Pet. G.IS. .)ir.lies the final hole to tie. Nlcklaus said he was dropping Jacklin and a For Revenge hair and all, college basket­ New York/ 46 11 .807 — golf on the .formula of Nlcklaus was short In two, off the tour for an undetermined , # ♦ v/mi »» length of time. Nlcklaus In front of you. NE W YORK (A P) — Tom ball’s crown prince was Milwaukee 39 18 .684 7 ■ “play three holes and run,” c'.iipped dose and missed a NEW YORK ,(AP) — Seaver of the New York Meta Tom Weiskopf had a 66 for 278 Brown, who now lives in Los holding court. Kentucky with 26. Baltimore 35 22 .614 11 was given a second chance four-foot putt, Lee Evans, a disappointeil was honored as the Player of Pete Maravich glided through Phila’phla 29 27 .518 16% by Tony Jacklin and Jack Jacklin put a three-Wood just and was followed by Grier Angeles, has been a pro since he loser at the Wanamaker the Year Sunday night at the helpless Mississippi witji the place In the Cincinnati 26 32 .448 20% oiiv* itwi iifiiiD iiiw uii the back fringe in two, putted Jones, 66, and Terr/D ill, 7 , a started his golfing Millrose Games, came back anniial dinner of the New York 22 33 .400 23 greatest of ease, his regal form Conference. Boston the biggest payday of his from 12 feet and missed. He career ns a caddy in his naUve with a vengeance Saturday Chapter of the Baseball Writers twitching toward the basket In­ Hfo tapped in for a bird. Beard, Dave Hill, uon segregated Notre Dame’s Austin Carr ri­ Detroit 21 36 .368 25 life. tapped and Jackson, Association of America. tent on The Goal. fled in 36 points as the Irish Western Division January, Tommy Aaron, night in Boston only to A1 Weis was honored as the “I choked,” the soft-spoken But on the first extra hole the George Knudson. courses. come a disappointed win­ Then the roar of the crowd Los Angeles 30 24 .556 — "W e’d sneak on either real outstanding player of the Mets’ Brown said Sunday after miss- young Englishman put his tee Brown Is sponsored by Jim rolled down from the strato­ Atlanta 31 26 .544 % early, six In the morning, or ner. World Series triumph over Bal­ ing a four-foot birdie putt on the shot behind a tree, hit the tree Brown, the former pro football ------Evans, the Olympic 400 me­ sphere of the Louisiana State Chicago 26 32 .448 6 timore and former Mets Manag­ 72nd hole that would have given and was on In three, about 10 gjar. His only previous victory real late, just before dark, play ters champion and world record University Coliseum as the LSU Chicago of Loyola, with five San Fran. 74 31 .436 6% he said. er Casey Stengel received the him the title outright in the feet away. Brown was on the ^as In the 1964 Waco Turner three holes and run, e ■" holder, was pitted against thres wonder boy cracked Oscar Rob­ players hitting in double fig­ Phoenix 25 33 .431 7 He suffered a polio attack In Retroactive Award for deeds In $150,000 Andy Williams-San Die- fringe in two, putted to within 18 open. Brown, the father of four other record breakers In the ertson’s career scoring record ures, stole the opener from Mar­ Seattle 21 35 .375 10 the past. go- Open...... inches. .. and...... watched...... whlle^Jackmade only $20,000 on the tour 1956 and w ^ b ^ r id d ^ J ^ e en- 600-yard run Friday night and Hank Aaron of the AUanta Saturday night. quette. San Diego 19 34 .358 10% But he conquered the growing missed. He tapped Inland It jgg[ year and had to survive tire year. He s s came away second best to Mar­ Braves received the Good Guy UCA remained the only un­ "H e was superb,” exulted Sunday’s Results pressureiressure that built while he was over. r Monday ouaUfvlnequaUfylng rounds to cular problems tin McGrady. award and Tom Gorman, a beaten team In the Top Ten with to take a rest about every fourth Coach Press Maravich after San Fran. 123,Boston 105 waited for Jacklin and Nlcklaus Brown, one of the few make It into the tournament. ” I was really psyched up to longtime National League um­ its victory over Stanford; Bob watching his panther-lean son Los Ang’es 113, Phlla’phia 112 to play the 501-yard, par-five fl- Negroes___ on the__ tour,___ . _____ fired _ He ... ___ had an opening 76, then week. make a run at Martin after last pire, was saluted for long and Lanier scored 22 points to lead back—but didn’t score 63 points to give him 2,987 Chicago 116, Cincinnati 108 nal hole, then won a sudden- stunning, seven-under-par 65 on followed with a pair of 67s be- He night,” Evans said shortly after meritorious service to baseball. St. Bonaventure over arch-rival for his career—wiping out Rob­ New York 117, Detroit 111 death playoff for his second title the final round to come from fore the charge that made up so make it^ g un his 1 :10.8 victory In the 600 at ertson’s 2,973. Niagara; South Carolina built BolUmore 133, Atlanta U1 ment. PETE MARAVICH in a 17-year pro career. seven strokes back and gain a much ground. U P A N D OVER— Sparks fly as three-quarter midget race car driver Pete Sin- Boston. “ I ’m disappointed he an unsurmountable, 18-polnt Phoenix 108, San Diego 106 Maravich grave the arena- done of Long Island slides on nose during the indoor show at Atlantic City. didn’t run.” Frazier Spars jamming crowd of 11,000 a hap- A Maravich one-hander from halftime lead to conquer Duke; Milwaukee 118, Seattle 116 McGrady, the world’s best py ending as the Tigers toppled 23 feet out, a typical arching North Carolina State just r ^ California with a 1:09 clocking Indoors for Four Rounds Ole Miss 109-66 in one of the top missile, with 4:43 left In the Clemson off the floor and N o ^ ABA 600 yards, scratched with a sore games in an otherwise upset- game pushed him past Robert- Carolina came back a 17- Eastern Division ankle in the Boston A.A. Games NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Fra­ studded Saturday. son and triggered a spillover point first half deficit to down W. L. Pet. G.B. Race Tracks Lost Weekend for Cagers, Saturday night, only moments zier sparred four rounds Sunday Vanderbilt shocked second)- from the stands. upstart Maryland, Indiana “ 38 10 .792 — before the event, after winning for the first time as he contin­ ranked Kentucky 89-81; Loyola “ L o o k , we’ve still got to finish Wake Forest shaded No. 11 Kentucky 29 20 .592 9% End Strike In New York with a 1:10.0 meet ued preparations for his heavy­ of Chicago upset seventh-ranked the game,” he pleaded, ^pointing Davidson 74-73; Utah State up- Carolina 23 26 .479 14% record clocking to Evans’ weight championship fight Marquette 76-72 and Notre to the game clock as teammates set No. 12 Houston 91-84; Wls- New York 23 31 .426 17 LOS ANGELES (A P ) 10 O f 12 State Teams Bow 1 :10.6. against Jimmy Ellis In Madison Dame surprised lOth-rated Illi- hoisted him aloft. consln turned: back No. 13 Ohio Pittsburgh 18 31 .367 20% In Boston, Evans went to the Square Garden, Feb. 16. nois 86-S3. Maravich said he may have U. 91-84; 14th-ranked Penn beat California race track employes Of the 12 college basket- Yale took an S7-59 shellacking Fairleigh-Dickinson at home 2 Miami 14 36 .280 24% front with less than a lap to go In his second workout, Fra­ ratified a new 2‘/4-year contract Elsewhere, top-rated UCLA been pressing after tieing Rob- Cornell 64-60; No. 15 Southern ball games involving Con- f***^^! Dartmouth in an Ivy next Saturday night. in beating Vlllanova’a Olympian zier went two rounds each with Western Division Sunday night, ehdlng the longest raced to its 16th victory without ertson's mark with his 38th California took California 78-73; ^ “ «^® weekend’s only winners, ------and 500-yard record holder Lar- BlUy “Moleman” Williams and New Orleans 27 20 .574 — track strike In the state’s his­ necticut teams during the a defeat this year by clouting point. He missed four shots In a No. 16 Drake defeated Memphis w ookond 10 w e re w on b v ^®®P^‘ ® the .so-called home-court gacred Heart and New Haven ry James. Curtis Mills of Texas Ray Anderson, a high-ranked Denver 27 23 .540 1% Stanford 102-84; third-ranked St.\row. State 82-76; Columbia, No. 17, tory. advantage, the Elis sank a mis- college, each had an easy time a &M, the 440-yard record light heavyweight. Dallas 26 25 .500 3% The pact, approved by a 436 • Bonaventure beat Niagara, 89- “ I was off balance on a few of blasted Princeton 76-62; Florida Wash'n. 23 24 .489 4 to 260 vote, of the Service Em­ wlTri Heart ^ New oPPonents. breaker, was last In both races. 81; No. 4 South Carolina stopped those shote,” said the tousled- State, No. 18, whacked Virginia 23 25 .479 ployes International Union, calls Haven College fought their way f?.®' Indians pioneers of Sacred Heart Two meet records fell and an- Duke 67-66; No. 8 North Caro- hair Maravich, famous for play- Tech 83-73, No. 19 Kansas State Los Angeles 4% for a pay Increase of $31 a day S rih rS ers’ Colimm ^ raced to a 113-91 victory over other was tied In Boston as un- Hornet Matmen Una State clubbed Clemson 119- Ing with ill-fitUng socks. squeaked by Missouri 64-63 and Sunday’s Results the first year, $2 the second year The Huskies of the University Bulldogs, now 4-2 in the Brooklyn to boost their record heralded Art Dulong of Holy 87 and No. 9 North Carolina Vanderbilt Coach Roy Skinner 20th-rated ibwa whipped Indl- Carolina 109, Kentucky 104 and $2 for the final six months. of Connecticut absorbed their '®®Sue and 8-8 overall, enter- 14.3 tjjg chargers, 8-7, Cross captured the mile run In Defeat Eagleg tripped Maryland T'7-69. said it was the Commodores’ ana 100-93 in other games. Indiana 118* Denver 105 Pittsburgh 122, Miami 107 ’Hie contract expires April 1972. first Yankee Conference loss of overwhelmed Southeastern Mas- 4:01.1, Czechoslovakia’s Josef RECORD R U N — Art Dulong of Holy Cross breaks the tape at finish of his Losing to neighboring East The strike over wage de­ the season Saturday night bow- . sachusetts 117-69. Plachy shattered the l;000-yard record run in Hunter Mile at Boston. Dulong, winner of the Five Mile Road mands by pari-mutuel clerks ing to Vermont 69-63 In a I ’*'® other member of Connec- many q{ losers is as foil- niark with a 2.07.4 clocking and Hartford High, Bast Catholic’s Race in Manchester, Conn., in 1967, was clocked in 4:01.1, nine s^onds letter Hawks Move into Second Place in West NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE and other service employes be­ spirited contest at Storrs. Now I'cut’s "B ig Three,” Fairfield, lows: ' Maryland’s Tony Greene tied matmen dropped a 28-16 deci­ gan Dec. 26, the day of the 6-1 In the conference and 9-6 Found St. Joseph’s of Phlladel- Catholic University 49, Central the meet 50-yard dash, in 5.3. than the previous mark for the event. Dulong is a senior at Holy. Cross college. sion. The defeat put East a*. By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS scheduled opening of the winter over-all, UConn was clobbered pI**® simply too much to cope Connecticut (7-11) 47; Bates 97, IV o other meet standards fell 6-4-1. East Division Oioroughbred meeting at Santa by the steady free throw shoot- with Saturday night and lost 78- Hartford (11-2) 92; Williams 72, besides McGrady’s in 1 New Steve Ciccalone, Tom Leahy, W L T Pts. GF GA Lakers Check Jinx In Philly Anita in the Los Angeles sub­ Ing of the Catamounts’ Roy S-I d*® Now Haven Arena. Wesleyan (8-2) 67; Amherst 90, York. Olympic 880 meters Manchester Hosts Powerful Windham High Brown and Kempe were the in­ 28 10 10 66 169 U1 champion Ralph Doubell of Aus­ New York urb of Arcadia and Just be­ Greenman, who calmly sank Dan Kelly of the red-hot Trinity (6-4) 73; Clark 90, Coast dividual winners for the Eagles. 26 11 11 63 166 119 tralia, cracked the 880-yard Two weight classes were won NEW YORK (AP)—The Montneei fore the start of harness racing eight In the frantic closing min- Hawks was unstoppable, hitting Guard (0-10) 46; Bridgewater 26 11 11 63 181 144 mark with a 1:49.2 clocking and Los Angeles Lakers won in Boston at 'Bay Meadows In San Mateo utes. for 30 points, 22 of them in the Static 71, Quinnlpiac (11-13) 66; by forfeit, Ciccalone In the .187 25 14 7 57 140 120 Tom Von Ruden’s 2:07.1 clock­ pound group and the unlimited Philadelphia for the first Detroit near San Francisco. UConn’s next game Is a Tues- second half. Montclair State 86, Southern South Windsor Rambles Past Foes 24 17 6 54 139 104 ing in the 1,000-yard run. Daven­ won by East Hartford’s Tenit- time since 1967 and put the Chicago A spokesman for the tracks day night contest at Fordham. The Stags, now 10-6, play Connecticut (10-6) 60. port, tied the -O.O clocking in Atlanta Hawks somewhere Toronto 19 20 8 46 143 144 said racing would resume Tues­ to. West Division day at Santa Anita with the winning the 60-yard high hur­ RESULTS: they haven’t been since PO INTED DECISION-—^Referee Bill Friday signals out Boston’s Ken Hodge Eagles Tim Kearns Back In Form St. Louis 24 16 7 55 148 112 $20,000-added Oneonta Handicap dles. i 100 Ahhem (EH) declsloned last Nov. 2— in second place and Toronto’s Tim Horton, rolling on ice, after second period battle. Lines­ Half Right Saying Lem Casey son beat South by one point, 55- Phlla. 12 20 17 41 126 146 and the $90,000-added San Car­ And at the two-day Oklahoma By DEAN YOST ter and 13 In the fourth. Llvesey (EIC) 7-6. man Matt Pavelich moves in to try and stop a second fist-swinging duel. one 54, as Captain Tim Kearns, with decision ed in the National Basketball Pittsb’gh 14 25 8 36 106 153 los Handicap as the features. City Jaycee meet whichwi.*,;.. con­W .- airrm lv o v p m o w e rin e East an (EC) 4-8. Chicago 7, Minnesota 4 bership Vote of 139-94 against Alice eighth straight time, took a trianaging ithe Philadelphia Phil­ pended only once l^ t yea r One Fountain 146- 30.4 clocking in a qualifying gg overtime, 147 Brown (EC) pdnned Oot- half-game lead over Atlanta, accepting the pact. lies you are half right because umpire claimed I kicked him.” ,,,___ , , , o«o heat. The old mark of 30.5 was ^ggj^ gguth Windsor at- tanoch (EH ) 1:26. On In NHL At first it was felt the strike 358, Wayne Flint 153-358, Bob which lost its fourth straight Three Fronts set by James Lbigel in 1953. tempts to up their record two 157 Dann (EH ) prtnned Thurs­ He once climbed a light tower E that’s how Prank, Lucchesi pro­ Wlllette 140, Art Cabral 368. and 10th in the last 13 games. see-saw 7-6 victory over Toronto the night gave Montreal the would be short since other labor A t Portland, Ore., Saturday jjjore notches as they face new- ton (EXJ) 4:66. NEW YORK (AP) — nounces his name. And If you after being put out of the first In other NBA action, the lead. management problems In the game of a doubleheader. He night at the Oregon indoor , fg^med Tolland High Tues- 167 Broderuo (E H ) doctolonied You can fit Dave Balon, in a brawl-filled natloi^ally tele­ SAPLINGS—Bernice Fellows East-leading New York Knlcks ’Then Claude Provost and Pa-st had been solved quickly ask what kind of a man he Is, was thrown out of the second meet, Randy Matson the wor d Happeny (EC) 9-2. vised game. 128, Josephine ToWas 133-358. V>«^lH.Aa* timn Vita ona/iiall. j o . . . edged Detroit 117-111, Seattle Ralph Backstrom and Jim Backstrom again scored In the at last-minute, hastily called Lucchesi laughs when someone game, too, and as he departed ’ record holder, won his speciali­ ni g h t 177 Leahy (EC) declsloned In Sunday’s other action, De­ return home FYiday upset Milwaukee 118-116, Chica­ final seconds as Montreal re- meetings. But this one draggM the umpire said, “ And please ty with a toss of 66 feet, 7% Provtneer (EH) 11-2. Pappin for hats and book troit edged Oakland 3-2. says “he’s 100 per cent Italian.” WEST SIDE REC GIRLS against Wilcox Tech. go topped Cincinnati 116-108, mained tied with Boston, second pickets parading at both don’t climb that H&ht tower. inches. 187 Ciccalone (EC) won by A Harry Sinden for a bit of But don’t ask the man if he Bell-bottoms 7-3, Apaihes 4-3. Only three schools, one town San Francisco trounced Boston In Saturday’s games, Boston in the East. racing facilities. Another time, while serving a forfeit. and Montreal battled to a 3-3 On Jan. 2, the CoUfomia can manage in the big leagues. League-high: Susan Kruzyk and two area, possess winning 123-105 and Phoeix nipped San rest after Sunday’s Nation­ The Bruins blew lead three-day suspension, he com- Uni. Territto (E H ) won by for­ Horse Racing Board stepped In Walter Alston couldn’t manage 81. WRONG SPORT records. South Windsor leads Diego 105-103. al Hockey Leagrue action. In the big leagues until__ given municated with his players by feit. 4-2, DetroU s h l^ T Lo^ Ang^^^ McKenzie^s a n d s a id it would assist In nego- the parade with an 13-1 mark. Baylor helped gun the Lakers Balon, Backstrom and Pappin AI R FORCE ACADEMY, the'choiTce. A^Idlike Alrton'aiid f WEST SIDE BOYS MIDGET East Catholic High is second from 18 points behind In the sec­ all scored hat tricL -th r^ e 2-1. «iic^^ the third perL gave tLm tLlr a half dozen other present day conducted a sitdown strike at Colo. (A P ) — Ernie Jennings, ond quarter to a 111-110 lead, Drop-hammers 8-0, Electric- with a 12-3 record and Rock- PROTESTANT LEAGUE goals apiece-leading New - and P.ttsburgh edged ,,,, ^ r^o^‘br‘Lkdo,^- managers, Lucchesi never ^ ® ^ e d y flanker back at ^ S . ^ r or"five"c;n- 1 Sports^ Schedule | then West clinched It on two bulbs 0-8. ______The first half of the season York, Montreal and Chicago' to ■ tions unm sessions were t«- played a full game In the major ,“ ® High game: Jimmy Kurlo- Force Academy, played the 1969 g^g^^^g ggn,gg jg third with MONDAY, FEB. free throws with two seconds LOOK OUT! — Fallen Earl Monroe of Baltimore ’the Rangers bunched four a second penod brawl with both lononioa ® The, Phillies will be starting /j'v/'vVVm II aeiaar\r> A>rirn/\iir mianan ^ ended Saturday after two excit- important NHL victories while football seaujon without mishap. UCA Barons vs. Westown left. West finished with 19 ing games were played. Coach Sinden struggled through goals in the final period includ­ benches emptying to join In the , V out with a veteran pitching staff wicz 105. a 11-5 record. holds hands up to protect himself against getting It was estimated the state of However, he s been a that Includes Rick Wise. Grant Then he repiorted late for prac* SpMrtsman vs. Telso points. Billy Cunningham con­ In the first, 'South Methodist Boston’s wUd triumph over To- ing Balon’s third o f the night to melee. The Injury that sidelines toe kicked by Atlanta’s Lou Hudson in first half play. California lost $200,000 a day manager during most of hi^4 .^^gg^jg pryman, Dick WEST SIDE BOVS JUNIOR tice for the Falcon basketball TUESDAY, FEB. 8 nected for 28 points and Archie wrap up their victory over the “ It was unbelievable hockey,” Eagles’ Tim Kearns seems to blew a 17-polnt lead, fell be- ronto. in revenue during the strike. years in the farm system of Bob obtained from the Cubs, Rams 5-3, Vikings 3-3, Jets team and broke his arm on his Windham at Manchester Clark for 27 for Philadelphia. Balon’s trio backed up Terry Penguins. ’The triumph kept said a slightly limp Sinden lat­ be healed as he placed East past hind by three points, then The state takes a share In taxes Carpenter’s Phillies, having Running who won 13 2-5. first day. South Windsor at ToUand Baltimore knocked off Atlanta ralUed to knot the score and Sawchuk’s 103rd career shutout New York three points up on er. “ Coaching a game like that of''ti^e~toti wagered each day wonpennanU toe last ^yeare j^g^ HOC member Pulaski Friday ■'lOdir/ Stafford at Ellington behind the shooting of Kevin Porsche Wins First Skirmish force and overtime with ^s the Rangers blanked Pitts* both Boston and Montreal in the is a good way to get old fast.” California tracks. night. Kearns missed six games with Eugene. Ore., in toe them for a second hitch. PETE AOETO ROLLIE IRISH East Granby at Bolton Loughery, who scored- 15 of his Emanual Lutheran. South prov- burgh 6-0. Backstrom scored tight East Division race. Jean Pappin’s hat trick and five Ic Coast League and reading. for East in which they won four Losses to the strikers, horse- Coventry at Portland 29 points in the third period, and ed strong in the extra time and two of his three in the final perl- Ratelle scored twice. scoring points by Stan Mlkita u,g .tracks, the cities of Hitting will be toe Phillies’ and lost two. For Endurance Supremacy Pa., In the Eastern League. Be­ Clay’s Old Sparring Mate Buzzards vs. Pizza House Jack Marin,, who got 18 of his 28 walked away with a 41-38 vie- o't the Canadlens roared The Canadlens were trailing ted the Black Hawks past Arcadia and San Mateo and fore that he won with Little big problem, unless Tim Mc- Schedule this week finds Entries Slow for Pin Tourneys in the fourth. Lou Hudson Carver, obtained from toe Car- Arm y and Navy vs. Klock DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. veteran from Switzerland, and tory. John Burgess had 18 from behind to take Philadel- 2-1 in the third period at Phila­ Minnesota. their businessmen may go as Rock In toe PCL, Williamsport games, being played , Tuesday Eight additional mien and Bell, Ernie ' Oakman, Pete Swimming — Windham at pumped in 45 for Atlanta (A P ) __ Porsche of Germany, Brian Redman, 33, a gentleman points for South and Bob Carter ph>a 5-2. And Pappin clicked delphia when they rallied. Mick- Detroit knocked off Oakland jg million. Pa., In the Eastern League and dinals. Looms as Heavyweight King (5), W‘ednesday (2) Friday (6) Bob Manchester f surgedfrom a 63- crafty Britisher John Wyer sports car buff from England. netted 15 for Emanual. three times in Chicago’s 7-4 vie- ey Redmond tied the score with onI BrucePt»* 1 1 r* QMacGregor’s /■*r*rr^ ’ o wristrav* power Chattanooga in the South Allan- HUle and Rick Joseph can h t and Saturday (1). four women have filed entries Aceto, Frank Blank 49 deficit to an 88-87 lead and for higher averages. He was a $200-a-week spiar- been on programs on which Molumpihy, Ed Bujauclus, Joe I o I., nn an. on nr, helm, hss won its first ’The Rodrlguez-Kinnuncn pair The second game saw ’Trinity f°ry over Minnesota. just over seven minutes left and play goal with about three min­ ttc League. Tuesday action pits once- to compete in the qualifying RoUle Irish, went on to make Detroit their The Nutmeg Bowl Date The“PhllUeB traded away their ring partner for Cassius Clay, Clay was the big name. You w in d^n T H i ^ ” vlsTttog Carali Jr., and RoUle skirmish with the Ferrari works completed 2,768 miles over the Covenant defeat Center Congre- Sinden sweated \)Ut Boston’s then Backstrom’s second goal of utes left in the game. With all toe places he has eighth straight victim. Willis biggest P*'°‘>lem of a year ago heavyweight d-12) Manchester High In a play this weekend fw the an- j ^ y F\>un(aln, Kay Scabies, of Italy in a new battle for su- rugged 3.81-mile Daytona Inter- g-ational 57-49, for the fourth BRIDGEPORT (A P )—The an­ been while managing eight Reed hit for 30 points and Dave when they sent Rich Allen to toe ^______^ ___ helpied Ellis see a good piart of ' ' nual Town Men’s and Women’s Beverly Pholmann and Chlckle MEN'S premacy in the world of endur- national Speedway track and consecutive win. 'The Center nual football game between sec­ teams in seven different states ‘ "r/ boxing champion, and people nn»7 OCIL tilt. South Windsor at Tol- i own m e.,» DeBusscjiere 25 for New York. ance racing. . road course at a record speed of five staged a strong second half ondary school stars, known as for the Phillies since 1966 he used to point to Jimmy EUls hfs ewe^r. 'and* Stafford High travels to Duckpin^wling Tournaments Beraenskl joined the wom ens ONE BALL Jimmy Walker scored 32 and enthused field. Wyer, using a combination of 114.866 miles per hour. 'Riey fin- rally but the winners fought it the Nutmeg Bowl, will be play­ might find that op>enlng a travel Allen was more in NOCC at toe Holiday Lanes. racing The men’s entry now totals 28 TOURNAMENT Dave Bing 30 for Detroit. brilliant driver assig;nments and Ished 171 miles In front. off. Carl Ogren paced the win- Baseball’s Hall Of Fame Doors ed here Aug. 21, announced Wil­ Seattle dropped Milwaukee women’s WOMEN'S quick pit work, brought two of Wyer, a 49-year-old engineer- ^ers with 20 points as John liam D. Flynn of Trumbull, co- than ru d d ln s.N .tlon .1 I.. W * > » * • “ “ Th. n.x, year h. ,top p «l U «o n ton High ta -lllln . Chanter O.k seven games .behind New York man ruimuiB a — • , . , Allen the Phillies EOt “•- j - T h g n e x t y e a r h e s to p p le d ------Latest male entries wfeks- Jim division. hts pewerful' new Porsche 917s builder who has been in racing Goiahgos paced the losers with chairman of the event. team that finished 37 games in P'a®/It ha^ been alm wt thtee_y^^^^^^^^ Lewiston, Me., and on Conference ONE BALL headache in Curt Flood, ... a ..______- ______i'ii and Coventry when Barry Clemens hit a j ^ p home to a 1-2 finish in the Day- 25 years, was hired late last 18. Op en To Frick, Combs, Haines Head coach of the EasTVeam hind the New York Mets. He a since Ellis TOURNAMENT hitting and fleet center .. the same card Ellis knocked out High (5-9) Is hosted by Portland shot with 21 seconds left in' the 24 Hours Sunday, and in year to take charge of Porsche’s Standings: Trinly 4-0, Wap- will be Leo Plourde of St. Ber- will have two years to stress fine winning the $32,150 Palm Beach NEW YORK (AP) — 1920s. Often, he was on base at least 20 years. Executives, 18 imuia a« -V....,- , - be playing a Joe Blackwood In one. High In anotoei^COC game. , MQN.-SU^ .game. Tom Meschery sparked the process put a damper on 1970 bid for a second straight ping 3-1, Center 2-2, South-1-3, ^ ^ . . . nard Boys High school in Mont- Quick Return Handicap. w.icn Babe Ruth, Lou C^hrig or of whom have been elected, are coach Fern Tetreau of positive thinking and Impress o geason—at least not while " Ellis has been unbeaten since ■■ The remaining schedule for Seattle with 27 points. Milwau- perrari’s return to sports car world constructor’s title, Emanual 0-4. Ford C. Frick, the fom er Noble Intrique, $15.20, won toe Tony Lazzeri' came to bat. eligible six months to .ohrt kee got 33 from Flynn Robinson racing aftera two-year absence. He had won Le Mans twice Games Saturday: Trinty vs commissioner, and a couple fter they Andrew Warde, Norwalk, will “ z hLZii »■“ On Investment Joe Cronin, American League uon mio me armea lorces defenses In Toronto, grim as all teams the Indians $14,050 Thelma Stakes for 3- Holiday Lanei and 31 from Bob Dandridge. The lead car was driven by with ragged old Ford GT40s and wapping, of players who sparkled in reach the age of 65 direct the West Squad. ‘“ n V lsa ^ stw l^ mmi^wlth plerc- over the reserve clause hassle. Emanual, South vs. president and a member of the « K„ w I^ "d- o------". Frankfurt,------Houston------mce and ,gee imve have uva*c. beaten them badly. There’s nothing llHe a quick year-old fillies at the New Or- Bob Love’s two foul shots with Mexico’s Pedro Rodriguez, a the world endurance title once. Center vs. bye. baseball’s spotlight four Ing dark eyes and looks like a 1:6 remaining in the game put so-year-old veteran of .10 years And he was available for new selection committee, described . ™ T L !7 ® ** New York, Jimmy EUls was on .pbe opponents Manchester will return on your investment, and leans Fair Grounds, decades ago have been Combs as the “ tablesetter for small carbon copy of Joe Torre, far as Ellis is concemea. program. tangle with and their scores Imokalee, a 3-year-old colt, pro- — — sem™ Chicago ahead of Cincinnati to in the sport, and Leo Klnnunen, duty because the GT4tte were to the Cardinal catcher. Of course, Three-Pointers Thirteen months after Clay’s stay, 107-105, as the Bulls ended a 26-year-old rookie from Fin- be retired for lack of parts, elected to the Hall of Fame. Ruth and Gehrig.” last fight Bills found himself Dundee who Insisted from previous games are the In- duced just that for A.H. and ’The ex-players are center he never hit like Torre, except a three-game losing string: Chet land whose only previous ex- ’The new 12-cylinder, 600 Combs batted left-handed and England Hoop Powers In 1963 at Pine Bluff, Ark., when Win for Pacers fightini Jerry Quarry In Oak- ‘>® “ »®‘' ^'»® B>-round jians 236. bpponents 323. This A.M. Stall. . 1967 MERCURY fielder Earle Combs of the New threw right. He collected more Walker topped Chicago scoring perience was in-lighter machin- horsepower Porsche 917s were he batted .333 with 15 homers , land for toe World Boxing Asso- semifinal on'March 22, 1967, toe jg „,inus New Britain Imokalee. purchased by the York Yankes and knuckleball 200 hits in a season three 30 points, and Love added 25. ery. Introduced last summer In time for the team he managed to a The Indiana Pacers got their elation title. EUls won toe split Clay stopped ^ r a Folley Hig^'g total since the locals Stalls from" Peter Fuller last p l^ e r Jesse "Pop” Haines. times and scored more than 100 COLONY PARK WAGON Johnny Green led Cincinnati The No. 2 Porsche was driven to polish off the Germans’ first Hue for Tests This Week third place finish. He has man- points across to the Denver decision. And now EUls is meet- seven rounds to toe Garden, p,gy j^em once. The New Friday, won the $22,650 Francis The three, all in their 70s, eight years In succession 27. by Jo Siffert, a wily 34-year-old endurance title. New England’s major college night. aged 19 years and In 13 of tj^em piockcts in bunches of three, ing unbeaten Joe Frazier, rec- Britain average total per game Scott Key SUikea Saturday at were elected to the Hall Sunday 1925 through 1932, hit more (Vinyl Roof) Ferrari quit sports car racing basketball powers get stiff tests Duquesne, which has a 9-5 hla teams have won The Eastern Division leading ognlzed as champion \n six ^ is roughly 80. plus. Bowie by two lengths o^er In 1967 after the P IA raised the by the Old Timers Selection 399 eight times with ahigh this- week with invasions by a Committee. Together with Lou 359 jg27 record, travels to Holy Cross lor gamesimes thanman they lost. n~*. Pacers hit a club record of eight states, on Monday, Feb. 16 In “ l'® ^ ^ a U O “ . w In their earlier meeting with J.I.B. Farm ’s favored Rollick- engine limits for g;roup 4 en- few of the nation’s stronger 2 Boudreau, they will be en­ a Wednesday night, meeting. When he reports to Cleai" three-point field goals Sunday to Madison Square Garden for toe p ^ , ^ [h a right ‘ "e Windham Whippets, Mon- tog. with David Shaer's Mlsty- g;ines to five liters. This year, Ha'nes, 76, said he "was in teams. The Crusaders, a 72-70 victor water, Fla., foif the PW l»es dipping the Rockets 118-106 to undisputed------championship.------Htiirted taking notice of “ Clav’s Chester managed only 38 points brava third. the Italian -works built 25 new shrined in the Hall In Coopers- ■ 1 _ _. — _ ^ 1 T All! rr O TTl 1 11 ™ V> n n hopes, and my hopes came true. Swinging into' New England over Boston College, have a 13-4 spring training sessions Lew Ellis has no complaints re- . partner ” ' against 67 for the host team. John Baboolal sent Imokalee. 512s to meet homologation rules town, N.Y. next July. an American Basketball Asso- SELLING OUT 71, Wo hoped that if I was ever for key games will be Penn. Co- mark.. will see some of toe gardtog hto former tie-up with apamng partner. scoring of Willie Young, who carried 113 pounds to 124 and five of them got to Daytona i* ricKi 75p WQS fionorou tor Hifi • . i«.*y.v 4Via unit i v»i v»i»t Casey win see r ; : elation game. ENTIRE STOCK OF contributions,ntrih„Hnn« to Kooohoi.baseball as o« a ^ ^et ^ to the Hall, It lumbia, Vlllanova, Duquesne, St. John’s visits Rhode Island many players he has s ^ pacers scored to double a a y . When he f^ t_ t ^ g ^ ®‘'!®®M'frMn h^^an Ernie Moore and Bob Cloutier, for Rollicking, over toe six fur- without the benefit of adequate would come before I passed st. John's and Seton Hall along as part of Clay’s Louis- Leotls Martin and beaten Oscar long-time executive who served Tuesday night, while Holy Cross of longs to 1:11 3-5 for first money testing. on.” Wm^^Lt'^y'L'J^ a T s u S ^ n ^ ! ^ « ^ “ res. Including Fred Lewis, vine stable he was fighting mid- Bonavena. Jerry Quarry and P'“ ®,‘ *’® ^ from 1934 until his retirement In An attractive Ivy Leagule is host to Seton Hall Saturday, e.M .99 One of them, driven by U.S. Most of the right-hander’s ca- schedule is on tap for next Boston College Is host to Maa- MUFFLERS champion Mario Andretti and 1965. and Chris Short worked for toe Roger Brown, 21 each. Rookie ^g,„j,ts. They are still friends ther of six children. Is 30 and rmaller Indians. \ payoff of *'2. c-Ln^h lf47iColonv Park . . . If Lincoln ContIntnUI mttft o woROn, this would Frick did not become eligible ^ 1**® Cun- weekend with Harvard, Yale, sachusetts Tuesday and then b« II. Thit It thf mognlllcont Colony, Pork, from fho mon who moko Belgian Jacky Ickx, tried val­ Dartmouth and Brown playing travels to Fordham for a Satur- 42-year-old San Francisco na- Spencer Haywood led Denver tj,lnka Ellis Is going to only the fact that he hasn’t Windham limited Manchester Emanqcl J „ Continontill Until now, you might novtr havo Mpoctod • ita^tlen wopon iantly to prevent the (Porsche until he resigned Sunday mom- i^® Pitched one game for Hve before potoU and 29 rebounds hand Frazier his first beating. fought to 17 months may he tp only six points to the first ored Vent du Nord| curried 118 to bt to rich In ityling.* to r^al In/ Itt rWo 4 handling, ib wturtowt at home. day gome. Rider Invades Mas- •varywhtra you look. To prov4 our fbini, centMar tha foMoWin^ axfra sweep. Despite imcountdble ing as chairman of the selection Cincinnati In 1918 before he TAI IPES sa’ 1.49 Penn, beaten only once In 17 sachusetts for a non-league en- Lucchesi was 18 when he for Denver, vrtileh fell IVt Ellis might not have had some costly. eight minutes, 11 to the iecond pounds oyer i 1-16 miles lii a optlont that thit car It tquipptd with: 410 4V V-B angina, automatic, powor \ (roubles with such things ^ -as ceVnmiltee. 1 hurled 18 straight seasons for ditc brakat. pow«r door lockt, powtr tttoflng, powar wthdowt. powar , games and ranked 14th In the ' coupler Thursday. played toe outfield for Portland, games behind Idle, first-place the fights he’s had except for Frailer Is toe former slaugh- period, eight ^In the third quar- turf course record-tying l :4l in taat. AM FM radio, rtar taat tpaakart. FACTORY AIR CONOITIONINO, weak suspension, Andretti had Frick joined the National the Cards. / - . ^ YV nntinri In Intit u/aatr'e* A\aar\nin4n>1 Tn 4V«n Ore., to toe: Pacific Oopst New Orleans In toe West. clay and his former Louisville ter-house meat cutter who at ______\______j______j______vinyl roof, cornar^ng llghti, ramota control mirror, tlntad wlndthlald. In* 8 the cal' In sedond place with League in 1933 as a member of His record included 210 vlcto- nation In last week’s Associated In the Yankee Conference, larval talactor wipert. whlti^wallt. luggaga carrlar, cantar facing rtar EX UST PIPES 1.99 Its publicity staff and a year lat- ties and 158 defeats. He won Press poll, invades Harvard Vermont, fresh from an upset of Lea^e In 19H He never played Carolina ' topped ' Kentucky backers and more recently toe age of 17 was a flabby 230 laalt. Pluv Plut, piuti Thit Colony Park Wagon wat originally purchatad only five minutes to go. any higher and to 1961 at age 23 109.104 and Pittsburgh thrashed Manager Angelo Dundee. pounds and went to a Phlladel- by gt fromjm tha Lincoln Mtreury. . . Division (drWan(drwan - by ont of Hilit,-U_ a*atacutlvat), But Siffert caught him on DOUBLE WINNER— er was named league president, three and lost one In four World Friday night and Dartmouth Connecticut, is at home against told locally^ an^' lust tradtd In for a naw wagon, whan thil car, IN STOCK ONLY He held that post until he be- Series. Haines reached the cov- Saturday night, New 'Hampshire Wednesday, he got the message while man- Miami 122-107 to other ABA nc- Twice In 1961, Ellis’ first year phla Police Athletic League II had a f?adaral Labal Litt*Prlca of 1552). /I Daytona's long back stretch as Karen Herbert of Man­ -- - - us a pro, h e . fought on two gym for a workout. He already came commissioner in 1951. eted 20-victory mark three sea- Columbia, owner of a 14-2 Connecticut Is at Fordham aging- Medford, Ore. Sunday. Camp tfim K O A wajri / 35,570 chilled spectators Louisville cards to which Clay had a wife and a child at that PRICED REASONABLY! / chester won two firsts As commissioner, Frick said sons.- , record, plays at Brown Friday Tuesday before returning home Jqe Devine, toe former Yon- Carolina won at the foul line, cheered. Siffert and Ffedman stopped Alejf Mlteff and Willi early date. . in state swimming the baseball expansion program Ironically, Haines’ greatest night and at Yale 24 hours later, for a league game with Maine kee scout who signed him, said: 29-of-41 attempts to 17- All of Our Utad art Gat Morlarty Brothtri Complata ^f)TV Chaefc from completed 670 laps for 2,570 Besmonoff. And to ’63, when Now he is the champion In six our Prolactlon. competition yesterday and founding of theCUall of tbrlll came during his poorest Other Ivy games include Saturday. Massachusetts plays “The cloeest you’ll ever get to Kentucky. Bob Verga Front to Raar for miles, shading the previous Clay went to London to stop states. Besides hoping to weigh Fiuno were u'mong the most season. In 1924, he pitched a no- Princeton at Dartmouth and' at Vermont' In a conference Yankee Stadium 4s by postcard. Carolina with 31 points. record set by Lloyd Rudy and at Hillhouse High in Henry Cooper to five rounds, El- 205 pounds, which would give f c i m u R notable achievements of his ten- Utter against the old Boston Cornell at Yale Friday, and Cor- meeting Saturday. the late Ken Miles In 1966 In a New Haven. Compet­ ''in ^ ”” ^ etn out of the game Idence ■ College Wednesday 3, Vermont 2-6, and Maine 1-6. / 1 make a baseball living you’ve Johnson, 23. o f Kills’ 32 flghU, nine have c la y ’s shadow. L . , . 7

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THAT'S (ab.) 24-Hour Answering Service bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. (D 1970 by NEA, Ik ., Petite Beauty Salon, 34 (Thurch directly to Superintendent. growing industry. 46 - hour TRVEP ra ^lKjySKATIW 'X THE FANCIEST FIGURE SKAT- 40 Became u w 30 extinct ' . St., Manchester, Should have 2 to 6 years su­ week. Steady work, good pay. HERE--THIS POND IS SO ) ING I'VE SEEN - L i Free to Herald Readers SAVE M O N E Y ! Fast service. FULL OF STUFF I CAN'T >( T IM E .' THE ^ B A P y ^ - 41 Tardy 31 pervisory experience. Salary Paid life insurance, hospitali­ Ut'"| Dormers, room additions, ga­ "Those were the dangerous and unsafe times, but at least K E YPU NC H Operators, experi­ DO A THING.' i— IT'S MAKIN YOU — - 42 Free time JL 38 Want Intonnatlon on West VOUR SECRET SAUCE ] ANYTHING THAT CAN MAKE IT'LL TAKE 10 GRANP c r 43 <4 EDWARDS 0449. ments in your area. High pay, YOU. PA V Y? yON TV-COOK UP ANOTHER mark (pi.) agement. For sharp high Main St., Rockville, or call IS A GENUINE MlRA-c/jRASH FISH TASTE LIKE HAL- TO SET UP OUR FIRST Painting—-Paporlng 21 Help Wanted— no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 school grads with aptitude ^BATCH OF THAT TRASH-FISH 48 Verb form w 46 N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter Personnel Manager, 876-8817. CL6, SOLIATH... ^Je^lBUT IS WORTH MILLIONS. •PAVY JONES ROAO- ANSWERING SERVICE Female 35 Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. to leam. Many openings. SIPE FOOD LOCKER" PISH, SO WE CAN BE SURE DOWN contractor. Additions, remodel­ E R W IN DAVIS, painting and b IT WAS N0...UH,«W f/ IT 4A Salary to <9,(X)0. DRIVERS for school buses, ^ E T ' S T A l ^ 1 Conniving ing and repairs. Call anytime papering, prompt courteous 7:30 - 8:46 a.m. 2:16 - 8;4S group 849-0500 875-2519 for free estimates. 876-1642. service. Tel. 640-0406. DRAFTSMAN — Electro­ INewipoper tniiipt'iu Auk.) KEYPUNCH OPERATOR WHO IS AN AVON p.m. Excellent part-time for 2 and leuv*. your message. You’ll hear from our aaveniser In mechanical areas. Salary 'to CARPENTER — A reliable PLASTERING — No Job too third shift worker or retired Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. <14,000. D.O.E. 2 handyman for repairs, installa­ small or too large. Patch Opening for experienced Al­ REPRESENTATIVE ? person. Premium wage scale. tions, home improvements. plastering. 643-9994. pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- ENGINEEatS — All types 643-2414. Aufomoblles For Sola 4 Call Ted at 247-7836. If no er to work full-tinne days. Someone like you who likes with or without degrees. We M E N N E E D E D to do janitorial answer call 649-0734. Company offers excellent people, has some spare time have openings through V P NEED CAR? Credit very bad? work days in the Manchester Floor Finishing 24 wages and working condi­ and likes to earn money. for qualified engineering HERALD Bankrupt/ repossession? Hon- r e C ROOMS, designed and area. Apply Rudder Building FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- tions, convenient free park­ Be an AVON representative. personnel. Salary to 20K' BY DICK TURNER est Douglas accepts lowest built, paneling, formica, and Service Corp., 167 (Charter Oak CARNIVAL ing (specializing In older ing, in-plant cafeteria and Call now. 289-4922. plus. DOX LETTERS down, smallest payments, any­ ail carpentry work. BYee esti­ Ave., Hartford. floors). Inside painting. Paper above average benefits. Ap­ where. Not small loan finance mates. Financing available. LUMBER SALESMAN—Re­ hanging. No Job to small. ply; company plan. Douglas M o­ tail for local outstanding OFFSET PRESSMAN BY KEN MUSE For Yoor Call 643-0346. SECRETARIES — TyptaU — WAYOUT tors, 346 Main. John Verfatlle, 649-6750. lumber company. Above Second shift, experienced, Information Clerks and other office skills. LEO N Cleszynski builder — new FIRST NATIONAL average fringe benefits. well qualified person to op­ ? V' 1962 PLYM OUTH, 2-door sedan, Many needed for assignmer’ts I'M TIRED OF TH E HER.3LJD wlU not homes custom built, remodel­ STORES, INC. 'Salary to <7,600. plus com­ erate 2 color, 25x38” , press. THE WORRY W/ART low mileage, good condition, Bonds— Stocks near home. Temporary, full­ MAKING disclose the Identity of ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ PAR K & OAKLAND mission, plus car allowance. If you are looking for a <200. Call 643-1283 after 6:30 time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, >31 any advertiser using box rages, kitchens remodeled, Mortgages 27 AVENUES D.O.E. chance to upgrade yourself DECI9IONS no tee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ L a d Tb s letters. Readers answer­ p.m. bath tile, cement work. Steps EAST HARTFORD, CONN to high wages and overtime ALL DAY.'.' MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. lum 6t., Hartford. 278-7610. MEN WOMEN ISEAtW-TO-Vs/^Ti. ing blind box ads who dormers. Residential or com- SALESM EN — Many areas. take the time to drop a line. 1969 GTO, green, 4-speed, posl- mortgages— interim financing SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their merical. Call 649-4291. Potential to <20,(KX). D.O.E. For further Information re­ trac, power steering and disc —expedient and confidential SECRETARIES Typist* - (Tem­ identity con follow ‘his DENTAL Assistant for office Education, performance, garding this local opportun­ procedure; brakes. Call 643-4361 after 6. servloe. J . D .. Real Estate porary) work in your own in Rockville. Some college record, etc. ity, Write Box SS Manches­ Aasoc. 648-5129. areas, top rates, free parking, Enclose your roiop ly to Roofing— Siding 16 training or equivalent. Send re­ ter Herald. VOLKSWAGEN — 1968 Kar- immediate openings. Call 622- CORPORATE ATTORNEYS wsoMN/A IS Gerrm ' the box In an envelopeelope — sume to Box “P”, Manches­ mann Ghia, best offer over <1,- ROOFING and roof repair. 0492. COED temporary service, (2)—^Two to ithree years ex­ ME CDWN, HOW CAN address to the Classified ter Herald. D 600. Call 649-4427. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- Business Opportunity 28 100 Constitution Plaze, Suite perience as corporate coun­ D J GET SOME RESef Manager, Manchosler 7707. DRIVERS for school buses, 7:30 800, Hartford. sel or equivalent. Local. Sal­ Evening Herald, together 1966 PONTIAC Demans; auto­ with a memo listing the ary to <17,000. matic, 8 cylinder, power steer­ BIDWELL Home Improvement A-1 GAS STATION -8:46 a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Ex­ SALES ASSOCIATES — Leam companies you do NOT cellent part-time for house­ ing, power brakes, excellent Co. Expert installation of real estate and be selling in want to see your letter. High volume guarantee. wife. Premium wage scale. condition. 649-2943 between 9-2 aluminum siding, gutters and March. Will train qualified In­ Your letter ,wlli be de­ Greater Manchester area. 643-2414. stroyed If the advertiser p.m. trim. Roofing Installation and dividuals, for Manchester of­ 63 E. Center St. F BY ROY CRANE CaU fice. High commissions. Call t BUZZ SAWYER U one you've mentioned. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. W AN TED experienced dental If not It will be handled Mr. Dwyer; 647-1464. LOOKS LIKE THE U K E OUGHTA BE REAL w e ll ATTACH ONE BLOCK TO VOUR assistant, for afternoon work, Manchester in the usual manner Motorcyclos— 563-7146 17 hours a week, confidential, PEEP HERE, AW. SAW YER. SO WE'LL :... AMP ONE TO VOUR FEET~ Roofing and EARN <60 and mjore in famous MAKE OUR LITTLE PREPARATIONS. Bicycles 11 649-6676. brand items. No Investment. TA V E R N for sale. . .One of the Chimneys 16>A Help friends shop from home. Cohn. £))J£AL BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ oldest (and best) In Town. GIR L with general office ex­ Lost and Found 1 pairs on all makes. Open daily ROOFING — Specializing re­ Well established, excellent perience to work In small of­ Send for free all new catalog. 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. pairing roofs of all kinds, new fice. Salary open. Apply in per­ Popular Club Plan, Dept. Y601 LOST — Black and white fe­ lease, good steady income. Piz­ 646-4040 182 West Middle Tpke., 649- roofs, gutter work, chimneys za and grinder business. Ideal son. Glastonbury Dyeing & Llynbrook, N.Y. male puppy, answers to name 2098. cleaned and repaired. 30 years' for a couple. T.J. Crockett, Fhilshlng Co., 64 Addison Rd., "M olly", 648-3010. GAL FRIDAY — Manchester MECHANICS — Full-time. Pin E experience. Free estimates. Realtor, 643-1677. Glastonbury. center. An Interesting Job for setting machines. Will train. LOST—Vicinity of Oak St., five- Call Howley 643-6361, 644- PReSIDIFiTlAL ■ Business Services BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY W OM AN for house cleaning, ex­ new company. Light bookkeep­ Apply In person. Holiday month old mongrel, collie and 8333. Offered 13 MAN OR WOMAN perienced, reliable, own trans­ ing, good typing, some phone Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man­ VILLAGE ■hepherd, tan with white mark­ Omter St. (fc Ihotniwan Reliable person from this area portation, Green Manor area, work. Salary <106. No fee. Call chester. ,7-i (D 1»70 hr NIA. W , TAt ts9. VS. fa». OW. ings. Call 643-8108. YO U A R E A-1. Truck U A-1. Heatlng and Plumbing 17 to service and collect from ft-3 one day weekly. Phone af­ Marge Ford, 622-6126. (Career Bd., ManolMSter Cellars, attics, yards, drive- M ORNINGS Fr4*? We need you 4 “Shoplifter, phooey! Women run around half-naked automatic dispensers. No ex­ ter 8 p.m., 649-6832. opportunities, 1(X) Constitu­ ways sealed and small truck- GRANTS Plumbing service. for three or four hours each Luxury liviac A * You’d . >7^ without being bothered . . . but I get arrested for perience needed. We establish tion Plaza. D esign It ■ ■ II" Ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- quality work, fair prices. Call morning. Light, pleasant work. being over-dressed!’ Announcemants 2 accounts for you. Car, references W OM AN for cleaning, On« ft ’Two-Bedroom mano Trucking Service toll- for free estimates. 643-6341. •’ perienced, reliable own trans- FASHION W AGON o* Minnesota Call 643-4000. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD and <966 to <1,786 cash capital AfMurtments SM ALL band— The Sof - Tones, free, 742-9487. portation, two half days per woolens, has part-time open­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and necessary, 4 to 12 hours weekly AU O-E Kltoben © r THAT'S RIGHT! AND I'V E JU ST now available lor club dances, week, <2.60 hourly. 649-6474. ings to show beautiful new YOU W ILL WHEN I TELL TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Heating. Bathroom remodeling niets excellent monthly Income. D qulpm ent YOU WHO IT W AS! THIS MAN\ CHECKED WITH W AZE'S BANK— STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF weddings, office parties, etc. fashions. No experience neces­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ and repairs. Free estimates. Full-time more. For ^local In­ SALESGIRL for evening shift 7 R eu^ with Self Oeonliidr THE MANAGER OF THE KRUMM GOT AWAY WITH IT BECAUSE THE *50.00 0 WAS DEPOSITED Mature musicians. Call 643- sary. Must be 21 or over. If ed, trees topped. Got a tree terview, wnlte. Include tele­ ,Oven e Two-Door Befrtg- CONSTRUCTION COMPANV RAID A E WAS THE JUDGE') TO HIS ACCOUNT! THE JUDGE 6067. Call 649-3808. p.m. - midnight. Full or part- you can work 3 evenings per • Stationery NEVER TOOK A PENNY! YEAH THAT OLD^ M e a n w h il e - FAR a w a y .. HE'S BUT CALL V " NOT MUCH PAPER WORK! problem! Well worth phone phone number to: erator-Freeowr • Disposal BRIBE OF TBSO, OOO ALL RIGHT—.■AND) -O N LY MRS. OLSON AND A time. Please apply Mr. Donut, week, have transportation, and H E T H O U G H T THE MONEY WAS PIGMENTATION d e a d ! DR. DeBAUN call. 742-8262. EAGLE INDUSTRIES INC. a Dishwasher a Two Adr TO M A K E IT COLONEL CANYON 70 NO­ 255 W. Middle "Tphe. would like a high Income and GOING TO JUDGE STAMFORD! YOU W ER E ACTING UP a g a in ! 4726 Excelsior Blvd., ^ Underwear .Oonditioning Units a o f f i c i a l ! TIFY.' I WONDER WHAT Porsonols Millinery, a free <300 wardrobe call 633- AS STEVE RETURNS IN THE C ALL H ANDYM AN. Snow St. Louts Pk., Minnesota, 66416 F U L L or part-time counter girl. Traverse Rods a Venetian 19 6637. BUnds a Wall to WaU. TO MORE CONVEN­ HOSPITAL.' INCOME TAX preparation serv­ shoveling and sanding. Rea­ Dressmaking Apply In person, Gerri’s Dry TIONAL DUTIES... sonable rates. Call 643-6306 .Oarpetlng. Two bedroom ice. Please call Dan Mosler, MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking Cleaning Center, 419 Main St. DEPT. MGRS. anytime. Privata InstnieHons 32 'i^xartments Inohide one 649-8329 or 247-3116. and alterdtlons, expert work­ Help Wanted— Male 36 and one-half baltha. LIGH T trucking, odd Jobs, also manship. 65 E. Center St., 649- PIA N O lessons, beginners and Ample parking, individual 8038'. COMPTOMETER bmnediate fuH - time INCXJME Taxes prepared by moving large appliances. Burn­ Intermediate students, my E X PE R IE N C E D auto mechanic, basement storage, master ing barrels delivered, <4i 644- home or yours. Call evenings opening:. All company TV antenna. Oonvenlent to' Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. full-time. CaU after 6 p.m., after 6 p.m. 872-0260. OPERATORS benefits. Please apply at transportation, shopptag, 1776. ' Moving— ^Trucking— 649-2384. TAX Returns prepared In the once. 'schoote and chiuxdies. ODD JOBS, light trucking, EXPERIENCED certified store’® convenience of your home. Storage 20 subjects accounting department for ex- JANITOR, full-time days, ex­ Rental agent on preniisee carpentry, miscellaneous re­ teacher tutoring all 1-7 p.m. Also Shown by Business - personal. <^all 643- perienced comptometer oper­ perience not necessary, con­ pairs, etc., good service and M ANCHESTER Delivery-light elementary and high school appointment One-quarter MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 6388. ators to work part-time from tact Mr. Tollsano, Meadows low prices. 643-7218. trucking and package delivery. levels, in your home. 668- Convalescent Home, 647-1461. W. T. GRANT m ile east, o i Ebclt 62, W H - 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. b u r C ross P a rk w a y , WANTED —Ride from Hart­ Refrigerators, washers and 8680. An equal opportunity employ­ WELL, I' d b e t t e r g o DRY WALL — remodeling — Route 16 and I-S4. ford Rd. and Bunce Dr. to Con­ stove moving, specialty.. Fold­ er. Manchester Patkade ALAAOST 1 , ; BACK—THIS TELEPHONE 64»-t6SS BEING A GHOST IS FUN—I CAN stitution Plaza ioetween 8:30 paint, repair, or replace ceil­ ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. ALSO EVENING PLACE IS ALL Help Wanted— Fty ABOUND ANO LAND ANYWHERE.V i WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI and 9 a.m. 649-2478 after 6 p.m. ings and walls. Reasonable 64S-10S8 6«S-411!I IN! Part-time hours, Monday - Fri­ ANYW HERE I W/ANT TO j rates. Call 649-6764. Female 35 Offset Pressman 7 day. Wages commensurate with O Q > CHIP©/WHAT ABE / VOnTOOK INCOM E t a x e s prepared by ------Palntlng-^Paperlng 21 WHAT^THIS? appointment, personal and SNOW PLOW ING, residential SEX?REJTARY experienced, light ability. Company offers free CO MY EVES y o u DOING > THE WOEDS PAINTING — Interior and ex­ WANT MORE PAY? busineBa. Please call R.J. Bell; and commercial. Also truck­ dictation, normal typing, down-' parking, congenial co-workers DECEINB M S ? UP HERE? ^ L CISMT ing. Reasonable rates. Call terior, very reasonable, free town Hartford. AU normal ' ------'/ S ' ' - ’•n 649-8736. and excellent working condl- News Press needs an exper- PRODUCTION t'iv o Q cxiroF / A V estimates. Call Richard M ar­ / i ^ F i .------,v V HOLnvw J 646-1974. benefits. Phone personality tions. Apply at' employment of- lenc'ed CJhlef 16 operator. tin, 649-9286, 649-4411. very important. <110 weekly, fice. TWO YOUNG married men Full-time, days, overtime, SKILIED and UNSKIUEO Q a - AutomobBes For Sale 4 246-7238. benefits, future. '■ohy /i O O o will do small repair Jobs and JOSEPH P. LEW IS — Custom - I painting, also cellar cleaning Painting, interior and exterior, OpcflingB in all deparimentB offerkig peimancnt FIRST NATIONAL Don Dallera 236-5884. o TOYOTA Corona 1968, standard, and light trucking. Call 646- paperhanging, fully Insured. 4 V .2-2 good condition. 646-2099. 2692, 646-2047. , For free estimates caU 649-9668 GET AH E AD ! STORES, INC. faU-time emfifeyinent. Good wages, overtime, com­ I If no answer 643-6362. DICK’S Service.— Snow plow- PARK & OAKLAND AVE. P L U M B E R and plumber’s help­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER - STENOGRAPHER — Need­ plete benefit program. Excellent portunity fM* Ing lots, driveways, sidewalks, CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex ers wanted. Year 'round work. 1969 GRAND Prlx, full financing led for secretarial depart­ EAST HARTFORD, tX)NN. a^rtmenta, stores. Also sand terior painting, paper hanging. Good wages, overtime. After 6 PRISCILLA!. , T H A T ' S arranged. 646-4978. ment of local company. trateiag and advancement. Ing done. Reasonable rates. Discount on wallpaper. CaU p.m., 646-4823. .SHAME OM YOU.I J E N N Y L U Moderoio sklUs. <90. \ III atmu-J 1967 DODOE Monaco Wagon, CaU 643-0002. 640-3048. WAITRESS— part-time, 7 a.m. - 1-1 EXPERIENCED power steering and brakes, au­ I t a.m. Ideal for housewife. SH ARPENING Service — Saws, IM M E D IA T E LY available, in­ B(X>KKEEPER—60%, gen­ ALLIED BUILDING SYSTEMS tomatic transmission, excellent A j^ly In person. LaStrada Gage finishers and Bridgeport CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER knives, axes, shears, skates, terior painting and decorating. eral ledger, 60%, operating 2 I condition. Low mileage. 649- Restaurant, 699 Main St. operators.. Days only. Full-time 260 TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER rotary blades. Quick service. CaU Everett Van Dyne, 246- IBM 3300 machine. Plush, 6603. or part-time help, hours ar­ ’ Capitol Equipment Co., 88 local offioe. <100. IM NAMB'S- TieRA-.TISKA 7 I MIBHT'VB COMPUVIEUTS. C0«PLIMEMTS„„ANyH0W. WHEN BECAUSE IP HEARD BLAZES! WAIT <781 after 6:30 p.m. KEYPUNCUI operator, mosUy ranged. Mr. Reymdds 5TEFAN0»...t'M 6YP5Y. IM 6UE59EP FROM X SAW THOSE NEWS STORIES ON TH6 'OPAL ALL ABOUT YOU FROM ' A MINUTE-. 1968 DODGE Dart, 4-door, good Main St., Manchester. Hours RECEPTIONIST — Excel­ numerical, 026 or 029. Gaer CASE YOU'RE WONDERING-. V THE SLICK jNAY j _ SKULL", t REALIZED YOU WERE JUST THE MV Bie BROTHER..HE STBFAN<3?*. condition. Asking <300. Call dally 7:30-8. Thursday, 7:80-9, PAINTING and Decorating, An equal opportunity emi^yer YOU KNOWi FROM A A 'iO i) COMNBP WAS AN AIR FORCE commercial and residential, lent typing and abiUty to Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ E & S GAGE CO. VERY aPfTTERlND.'* after 6, 649-2888. Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. Mitchell Dr., Manchester. s. ROMANY TRlBgl ^ V MBl BUDDY OF YOURS.. compose correspondence. sor. R E M E M B E R ? free estimates, prompt effi­ 1970 DODOE CUiallenger, 0 bookkeeping Services Bill­ cient service, vinyl and paper < 1 0 0 . cylinder, low mileage. Must ing. typing In my home or hanging, (^lonlal Decorators, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING sell. No money down, take over your office. 876-0418. 643-9994. All fees paid by companies. payments. Con be seen 48 Well­ IN SIDE—outside [xilnting. Spe­ BUSINESS ZONE f t OH man Rd. Call 649-6877 \ 1 ousehold Sarvleos cial rates for people over 66. FINAL REGISTRATION WEEK :iGsrt f!,' R IT A G IRL JBY_BQB_LUBBER8 f o r d Torino OT, 1969, Offtrad 13-A CaU my competitors, then call ROBIN MAtiQNE seats, sports wheels, wide oval _ X ^...------me. Estimates given. 649-7868.' 800 SILVER LANE house FOR LEASE OM 1 H e B U G G S P CAl-VrOKN\A COA0T, A R25TMAM veWTURgS Tdus two studded anow tires, c o MPLETB resident!^ EAST HARTFORD 1H6 INWrATlONS Hr aX\UG r^ '^ '-fA P& ieLL washed a n d EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting A S rw P UJNEK& OFAPX P IC K E R fOFL OFFHl5l?gea.AR0MJlE, M l engine with 4-speed trans- cleaning, floors CLARES $TART 9 I'pAkiy HAVB Geew p o sr& > ! r a c jo el, m y exterior and interior. Paper Brick b u M I^ 3,600 squora foot. Lorga offka I ^EB. OPP0R AHOTHER CABLOAO^OF 0UB0t.y.' A L0OHARDO CLAY BOCK C A R V IN S , mission, excellent condition. waxed. Summer homes made 528*9416 WHO'P PESEtiOIHG A ready. Offices and Insurance hanging. Ceilings, etc. lip ire d . Prepare yourself for the fabulous opportunitl** in this booming J WI6M 7& TOAST AGAIN AND AGAIN ) t MUST HAVE IT7 AFRAIP, LOVE, AsMng <2,800. 648-9872. and on iirillritf. Con b* usod for light manu< NNGliPepB SENSe OFt)i0 ResisTBffep letver Jobs accepted. 649-0496. 649-1003. new industry of the future. Don't wait, reserve your place now! piCKie.'TlSLLTHe V r i is a o p P O E !^ 1& THIS ctrackpcy CAPABLE woman wanted to MACA0OE ! MAN' DOE&ytxm 10NEH KUOVI M0-' ft Sons, S C U L P fo R '? LITTLE SPORTS 4-door, run- < ^ o handymen want a -variety B. H. M AOOW AN JR. share family atmosphere, foeturing. storaga, ate. mzNvmoiANs^- BY ROUSON I960 RAM BLER, Approved by the 649-7431. Jobe by day or hour. Rea interior ‘ and ■* exterior painting, housekeeping, light cooking, 3 2/a fling condition, $100. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Bonable. CaU 648-6806. paper hanging. Thirty years school-aged children. Must live experience, four generations. 198 TrumbuH 81.. Hartford. Over 1968 CHEVROLET Comoro 6- in. Saltwy open in accordance <.\)os«Uutlun Not. Bejik. OaH. cyllnder, automatic, 4 n e w Free estimates, fully insured. FRANCIS E. BOLAND, ACENGY Wrllo, Vtall. Mon.dV«ur». M . r E JW E A V INO at bum, moth- with yoilr. ability. Health and MARIIORI) tirM, excellent condition. 643-7361. medical insurance ‘ provided. Frl M . holes, tippen repaired. Win­ 315 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTER A ( A D I M Y 760. 649-7910 after 6. dow tiiadea mad* to m*aaur«. CaU 649-9666. TELEPHONE NOW: D. ft E. PAINTINO service. In­ I5 H S IM S S all tiM VeiMtlan blinds. Keyi 649-7055 ONE OWNER — Volks­ terior and exterior painting. W AN TE D baby sitter, my home, 643-1554 525-9158 made while you wait. Tape n - wagen, sedan, blue. con­ Free estimates. Prompt serv­ two afternoons a week, 2-6 p.m. oorders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 dition. Radio, heater. <876. 742- ice. 649-2478. 649-8484. 64S-6107. M ain »t. 83H. -i' ’ i " i' \ ■' . 1 ‘ r . .-///- , w - < ■ -ii / \'W . Y 1- ' \ \l\ ,\ 'V ■' iV ' 1 fAQE •TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 ■IV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,19702, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THBl T Gordon— Farm— THERF OUGHTANBE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE HoifMs For Solo 72 Homo* For Solo 72 Housm For Sola 72 Houms For Salt 72 Out of Town Out of Town Dairy Prodiicts 50 RAISED Ranch. 3 bedrooms, POUR * a S ilOW EMBARRASSlUG-f rr WOU.PM'T J [l CAN'T HELP IT IF I modemem Klicnen,kitchen, lornuilformal uuimsdining - r - ...... • - . lni»oMnn location. MANtlHESTER For Sal* 75 For Sola 75 FRESH eggs fqr sale, by the S u N n E V silAVE INTEQRIT'/.'TXLL Some Churchmen Feel Schism HEALTH CLASSIFIED HAViE KILLED NOU1D SAV SOME-^ room, fireplace in the living minum ^V iicv MANCHESTER & A RARE ITEM!! TOLLAND BOLTON. . , One of the most at­ case or dozen. Also potatoes. 8E\/Eft WAS miM& NICE ABOUT THElRy I BABIES lOOK l ik e rpom and family i-oom, garage, |37,000. Phllbrick Ag y. 8-room Colonial In one of Natslsky Farms, Inc., 644- tractive homes In the area. CAPSULES® OUETDHAKP NEW GRANDCHILD-', f.WiNStW CHURCHILL wooded lot, 200x210, *26,800. Realtor, 646-4200, VICINITY Munchester's finest areas READY TO GO!! 0304. Beautiful stone, ranch sitting O g T lP L E TO ME.* Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, c;lose to everything. 2'k high ‘on a cliff overlooking Imminent on Celibacy Issue ADVERTISING l a r g e oversized 8 room Cape, baths, first floor family 8-room Ranch available for OOMPUMENTS 646-4200. MunchcBtor—Extsellont loca­ Immediate occupancy. 2 Eastern Connecticut. Nine pri­ 'Hy KIIWAItl) MAORI value of the words of the Holy Dutch Catholic Cliurch Is a real M.D. 2 full baths, bullt-tns In kitch­ tion, large 8-room Ranch, 2 room, 24 ft. living room, 4' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Household Goods 51 en fornial dining room, family baths, bullt-lns, flreplaced vate acres in all. House has Associated I'nots Writer Father in defense of celibacy, possibility. BXCEULENT location — Shop­ baths, rec room with bar, bedrooms and a host of \f you CM Buy A wepiziNE h/iTh- 8 AJM. to 4:80 PJM. room, garage, $29,800 Phll­ living room, paneled Rec three bedrooms, huge living VATICAN CITY (AP) - Tlie almost as If they were expres- "Will the controversy between AEWIN.Q MACHINES - singer ping, commuting, near Wad­ 2 firepUiccH, ono-car ga­ other exilms. Exceptional room, -wall ito ,w., 262 Winter St.. Haverhill, CLEANINGEST cairet cleaner design. 649-3716. will hold public hearings on ing, exitra. building possible. 2692. Robert D. Murdock, Supreme Court,' in Alfrink, said in a radio inter- bond of chastity when they are you ever used; so easy too. FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. mediately. Approximately 660 and In town? Then call us on Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 1(4 baths, and two car garage. mltted,” they avgued, to a rule Mass. 01830. Monday, February 16, 1970, Beautiful house, had best of Realtor, 643-6472. slating that since the exclusion Get Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ CHILD’S PINE bedroom set, Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ square feet. Main St. location. this 7-room home. Piano Agen­ 646-4200. that has caused discord and Sunday night that the only 22 or 23. Emanuel Lutheran Church Ground floor. Call 876-6141 for starting at 7:00 p.m., In the care. Aluminum siding, extra VERNON-_ Garrison Colonial had been held Illegal, its conse- consternation throughout ^he speech had made the po- Liberals point to the dropping Women will meet tomorrow at PART-’ITME machine opera­ tric shan^pooer $1. The Sher- chest, headboard, comer desk cated. Adults only. 643-2171 cy. 646-0191. Hearing Room of the Munici­ F tors, male or female, needed win Williams Co. details. INVITATION RANCH— Modern kitchen with sized lot. . .price is negotiable. large kitchen dining room quences—loss of pay, the fine Church and within The Roman slBon of Bie Dutch bishops more rate of those choosing the 7:45 p.m. in Luther Hall of and cupboard, $88. 643-0640. days. MANCHESTER — -Cheney es­ pal Building to hear and con­ dining area, ceramic tile bath T. J. ' Crockett, Realtor, 643- Emanuel Church. Its executive for 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. shift. Apply sider the following petitions: large living room, 3 bedrooms, and also the loss of his 22 years' curia Itself. difficult. But he contended that priesthood and say that the WELL KEPT carpets show the WE HAVE customers waiting tate, approximately 5 acres, T O B ID with vanity, 3 bedrooms, 1577. 1(4 baths, beautiful walk-out seniority—were also illegal and Msgr. Vallainc’s statement ‘h® Pope spoke only of the splr- trend might be reversed by board will meet at 7 In the In person. Quality Name Plate, MODERN STORE, 20’x70’ 840 Fisher Hill Rd., East Glaston­ results of regular Blue Lustre Musical Instruments 53 for the rental of your apart­ 10-room Colonial house, 4 Sealed bids will be received .S t-r- MANCHESTER-.room Cp. basement, breezeway, garage, must be rectified. said this line of reasoning con- Bual value of priestly celibacy scrapping the celibacy rule, church music room. spot cleaning. -Rent electric ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Main St. Call 822-3114. baths, 7 bedrooms, 4 fire­ at the office of the Director of 414 Hartford Road, Business bury. Zone II. Variance Is request­ with 3 bedrooms, living room large lot, handy location. $26,- But the. justices turned down soled anticelibacy factions but 8nd not of the church rule re- especially In such areas as Lat- shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & CUSTOM P.A. system- with 8 tate Associates, Inc., 643-8129 places, $66,000. Meyer Agency General Services, 41 Center 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real- their appeal and request for a was entirely Inaccurate. quiring it. in America and Africa. Buckley School library work- Altic Lansing speakers, good ed to erect free-standing light­ has fireplace and wall to wall PUNCH PRESS operator want­ Wallpap>er Supply. Realtors, 643-0609. Street, Manchester, Ck>nn., until tors, 646-4200 hearing without comment ex- The statement declared it was Many prelates think an open Paul VI is not the first Pope to shop will be held torn$>rrow at ed. No experience necessary. condition, $400. 649-2631. MANCHESTER near South Houses For Rent 65 February 9, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. ed ground sign larger than carpeting, den or dining room TREAT RUGS right, they’U be Windsor, 4-room, first floor. $18,900 BUYS this 5-room home permitted (186 square feet) TlnJ^aSou°” t^ely Colonial teiJ^yT^rkitcLr’^ '^ u y b OLTON -R eady to move"to- ' ‘"admissible “to minimize the break between the Pope and the fight for the ban on marriage 9:30 a.m. In the school library. Apply in person, Gayle Mfg. for ...... A . .JL ■__A—r rwjauy lu move iii tlce Wai-rpnWarren F.E. Riire'erBurger did not ------—------_ E Co., 1068 C Tolland St., East a delight If cleaned with Blue apartment in 2-lamily home, RENT with option. It’s a good in excellent condition, has one DATA PROCESSING STOCK and Wgher than permitted (60 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, for­ at $22,900. Wolverto to, brand new 6-room Contem­ Office and Store chance to own this 7-room participate in the case. Haitford, Ckxm. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- garage. Adults only. $110 plus car garage and large lot. Call FORMS, RECREA’nON DE- feet), at above location. mal dining room, front-to-back Realtor^, 649-2813. porary Cape. Three bedrooms, heat. Hayes Agency 646-0131. house in sound condition. Lot Powell has been paying the er $1. Olcott Variety Store. Equipment 54 on thl.s one. WUtten Realty, PARTMENT ATHLE’nC SUP- ^ Community CMd Guid­ living room with fireplace, formal ^ning room, living 100x166’. $1,000 security, $250 Realtors, 643-6930. ance Clinic, 317 North Main MANCHESTER — 8 -rd i^ Split fine at the rate of $1,150 a TWO SMALL secretarial desks, FIVE-ROOM apartment, over PLIES. porch, 2-car garage, well shad­ room with floor to ceiling fire­ Situotions Wanted rental, $50 credit toward Bid forms,, plans and specifi­ Street, Residence Zone C. Re- ed lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ Ranch, separate entranbq. liv­ month deducted from his House DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED-I Fuel and Feed 49-A one large executive desk, one Charter Oak Restaurant, heat purchase each month. Two- COLONIAL—7 spacious rooms, place wall, unique kitchen with Female 38 cations are available at the quest Special Exception to tors, 646-4200. ing quarters. Extra lot, trees pay checK. swivel chair. All In excellent furnished, $125 monthly. 643- year lease. 649-4342, 872-6569. 1% baths, fireplace, 2-car ga- erect office building addition. everywhere. Executive neigh­ built ins, two baths, attached WILL CARE for your child In FIREWOOD for sale, sawed condition. Call 875-6141 for 1492. Agent. rage, central location, many General Services Office, 41 garage. One acre wooded lot. Center Street, Manchester, Request veiriance to reduce HEAR THIS — Nine room Co­ borhood. Immediate occupan­ ■4UPREME FOODS my licensed home, Bolton and split. Will deliver. Timber- further information. extras, city utilities. Morrison side yard dimensions and rear lonial. Four bedrooms, toyer, 10 per cent down, $31,000. U & * invii4 OA«*«riAA o^ic.ioao POUR-room apartment, com­ Connecticut. cy. $41,000. negotiable. Llnsay U.S. To Demand area. 643-2618. land Tree Service, 876-1238. SEVEN-ROOM single house, Agency, Realtors, 643-1015. yard dimensions below re­ country kitchen, paneled fam­ R. Realty Co. Inc. 643-2692. 1 pletely redecorated. Adults, no central, security, reference. Town of Manchester, Realty. 649-9168, 649-0086. I BALED hay and straw for sale, quirements and variance to ily room, paneled recreation Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, Reason Nigeria pets 649-9004 after 6:30 p.m. Call 649-3060 after 6 p.m. PRINCETON St. — Four-bed- Connecticut ------^ ------FREE 100 Dogs Birds—-Pets 41 by the bale. 364 Bidwell St. Wearing Apparel— or 649-0489. room Colonial, 2Vi baths, heat­ Robert B. Weiss, provide less parking spaces room, 2(4 baths, double ga­ 643-6472. EXTRA U H GREEK STAMPS Phone 643-7405. , ' Furs 57 ed rec room, walking distance General Manager than required, at above loca­ rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. Expelled Adviser WITH 1 LB. BAG OF DELICIOUS OOCKER spaniel puppies 7-8 tion. Close to everything. Hutchins BOLTON— 2-famlly, 6-5, with SEASON-BID fireplace and stove Out of Town to Bowers, Illing and Man­ GARRISON attached garages, separate LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) weeks old, no papers. Call any- FIVE ROOMS, garage, cellar, chester High, Elva Tyler, Item 3 Donald E. Tarca, south Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. Delicious APl^LES wood, $15. per hall ton picK-up second floor, call 646-1832. side Woodland Street, west of utilities, aluminum comblna- United States will demand an ' With lh l« coupon I , i s . n putch. 10. Ume, 643-1347. FULL LENGTH mouton coat, For Rent 66 Realtor, 649-4469. MANCHEJSTER Suburbs — 7- Good at Supreme Foods F eb. 2 thru Feb. truck load delivered. Call af­ size 12, like new. $30. 643-0640. M 0IJ MAKER 60-52 Woodland Street, Resi­ COLONIAL tlonSh 160x300 lot, $27,500. Wol- explanation from Nigeria of the 1 ter ~ p.m. 875-3013. PRESIDENTIAL Village apart- ELLINGTON—12 Florence Ave. WEST SIDE—6-room Cape, rec 1st class m(M maker, dence Zone A. Variance Is re­ room Split, tip-top condition, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- expulsion of a relief adviser to i ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen- 4-room older apartment, sec­ room with bullt-ln bar, screen­ quested to erect two-family fireplace, Family room, gar­ 2813. . President Nixon, the U.S. Em- | tei St. New 3%-room apart­ branediate openings, $ 27,500 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ond floor, gas and gas stove ed porch, fenced In back yard. good ben^it^ go^ dwelling, at above locatl laundry in basement, large ances and carpeting. From porch, 2-car garage. Phllbrick room Ranch with partial base­ quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- storage area, on bus line. Open nial, 6 rooms, oversized baths, fireplace, garage, $25,- this time. 1 , $150. Rockland Terrace Apart- Agency Realtors, 646-42(K). ment on a nice private lot just 8709, 168 Oakland Street. dally, 17, or by appointment. off the bus line for only $19,- garage, 1(4 baths, fireplace, 500. Meyer Agency, U.S. Ambassador William C. | 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. mentSi, Highland Ave. 872-4046, combination storms, beautiful­ Trueheart sought an appoint- | WANTED — ANTIQUES, used 500. Start packing and call T. 643-0609. 876-3775. J. Crockett, Realtor at 643-1577. ly landscaped lot, J$27,500. Call ment with authorities of the ^ furniture, partial or complete TWO-bedroom apartment du- Warren E. Howland. Realtor, EAST HARTFORD — Two-fam ROCKVILLE — New three- Foreign Ministry for an expla- ( FREE 100 estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 plex, stove, refrigerator, dlsh- PAPER ROY BUSINESS ZONE $26,900 OVERSIZED 3-bedroom lly, 4-4 duplex. Live practical­ p.m., 633-2300 days. washer. Children welcome. room apartment, waU to waU nation. ! EXTRA U H OREEK STAMPS Ranch. Two bathgj family ly rent free. $23,600. Pasek, Dewey was an aide of Prof, j KITH ARY 643-2009. carpeting, stove, refrigerator kitchen, bullt-lns, dishwasher, A8SUMBALE P**’ Realtors. 289-7478, 742-8243. WANTED—Good quality, used WANTED ' , . . TPonoH uHth ATTArnAn era- Clarence Clyde Ferguson, Nix- | and dishwasher. $146 monthly. FOR LEASE 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. room Ranch with attached ga­ n stereo tape deck in good condi- THREE-room apartment, third rage, porch, L shaped living on’s special envoy on Nigerian . Polish Ring 8764S979, 875-6782. Brick and Uqck commercloi buBding. 6,000 Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. With thiB coupon t »s.00 p w ch o ic. Lim it 1 lion. 4-track, 3 head. 649-0822. floor. Oak St., heated, adulto For Spring St. i^id and dining room, finished Coventry relief. He had made two trips to 1 Good at Stvr«m« Food* F cb. 2 thru Feb. 7 ------only, no pets. $98. monthly. BOLTON Center Apartments, square feet or more if requested. 3 effleee — MANCHESTER — Desirable 6- room In basement, beautifully what was Blafra while here. ' 3 rooms at $135 monthly. Heat, Timrod Rd. Area. room home, nice residential landscaped lot. $24,800. Phll­ 30 MILE VIEW Dewey was in Blafra for sev- ■ _Rooms______Wiriiouf______Board______59 hot water, refrigerator,, stove 2 loading platfonns — cdl utiRtiee, eenmd le- area, garage, large lot near brick Agency Realtors, 646- Brand new 6(4 rixMn Ranch. eral months during the war. ! SUPREME FOODS THE THOMPSON House—Cot- MAIN ST. — 3-room apart- included. Available Feb. 1st CdH Mr. Cordora schools and shopping. l»w 4200. Built-in kitchen, sliding gloss It was the first expulsion of an ' ment , heat and appliances, 649-6580. tage St., centrally located, $125. Security required. 646- eorion. Pletity oif poriiing. 20’s. Owner, 648-2037. doors from dining room American emissary from Nige- ! large pleasantly furnished MANCHEJSTER — Immaculate to sundeck. Walk-out base­ ria, embassy officials said. i 2426, 9-5. ■ HEBRON—Wall St.—Available 647-9946 six-room Cape, recreation FREE 100 asif-Knil rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 BRICK CAPE Cod. attached ment, acre lot. Only $22,900. Dewey was'not accredited to the | 6 March 1st. 4 rooms, first floor, garage, nice neighborhood, ex­ room, garage, stable, 1(4 acres EXTRA UH CREEK STAMPS for overnight and permanent FOUR-ROOM flat, second floor. carpeting and appliances, $178 FRANCIS E. BOLAND, AGENGY of land. Electric fence. Imme­ American mission here because WITH I LB. PKC. OR MORE ARY TYPE guest rates. Stove, refrigerator, $138 tra A zone building lot. Call of his, temporary status but he monthly. '646-0882, 649-2871. Peterman Agency, 648-2223. diate occupancy. Heritage monthly. Security, rental 31S BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER PASEK carried a diplomatic passport. Ground Meats LARGE furnished room for agreement. 649-0011. RANGE House, 646-2482. With ihiB coupon 4 BS.OO purchaie. Lim it t ROLLING PARK — 6 -room Dewey flew to Frankfurt, tlien Good at Supreme Food* F cb. 2 thru Feb. 7 male only. Parking. $16 week­ 643-1554 649-7055 MANCHESTER — Blx - room REALTORS went to Geneva where he made ly. Call 644-0123 after 5 p.m. caiARLES Apartments, 4%- Business property Cape, 3 bedrooms, 2 full tiled room duplex, 1% baths, 2 air- baths, formal dining room, fin­ Colonial overlooking Center arrangements to fly back to 2 GAL TO SHARE large town- conditioners, refrigerator. For Sale 70 FUEL OIL ished rec room, garage and Park. 154 bathe, two-car Washington. Redeem all coupons with 1 - *5.00 purchase! house apartment, air-condition­ patio, 70x200 treed lot. Many garage, large rooms. Immedi­ Dewey talked with officials of range and disposal, heat and MANCHESTER — 20,(X)0 square ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ TOLLAND — Four - room, eX' ed, own washer and dryer. hot water, basement garage GASOLINE extras. $27,500. Kenneth Os- the U.S. mission In Geneva but U.S. NO. I foot masonry industrial build­ cy, 646-0181. pandable Cape. Breezeway, at BAKING POTATOES Must have references. Reply Adults preferred. CaU after 6 ing, 114 acres, central location, Whole Tqwn GoesI trinsky. Realtor, 643-1838. tached garage. Large lot on declined to meet newsmen be- RUSSET Box GO, Manchester Herald. p.m. 649-9644. qulet country road. Near park- fore importing In Washington to all utilities. Many possibilities, MANCHESTER 6-room Ranch. 8264 including commercial use. way. Asking $19,900. T. J. Ferguson. LARGE, pleasant, front room (3LEAN AS a whistle! Pour BANTLY OIL assumable 5% per cent mort­ 8-18 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. UNSAY REALTY kitchen bullt-lns, formal dining Crockett Realtor. 876-6279. ------— 5429 for gentleman In private room Duplex, west side, gas gage, fireplace, family room, home. Steam heat, next to Office 649-0085 room. 3 bedrooms, family stove included. $140 per month MANCHESTER —Center—Po«- walk-out basement, bus line. room. 2 baths, garage, large VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, Two Escape Collision W hether you’re a be­ Soft fringe trims this' baUi, perking. Eldridge St. unheated, Cadi 649-(X)10 ber slble office and residence 0()m- Res. 649-9158 Low 20’a. Hayes Agency, 646- country sized kitchen, large liv­ Call 649-9045. lot, $29,600. Phllbrick Agency ginner or an expert in handsome tr^anspilar knit ^ ^ ^ ^ e e n 6:30-7:30 p.nq,. only. blnatlon. Six-room Ooloniad, 3- 0131. ing room, picture window with In Light Plane Crash stole to be m ade in a Realtors 646-4200. \ RN'ERS FALLS, MASS. PLUS sewingt you’ll find this car garage. Bus line. $24,000. — 20 mile View, full .finished slimming style quick to favorite color. No. 5429 gwtlenian only, pijvE ROOMS, upper flat, no — TWo occupants of a kitchen and living room fa Hayes Agency, 6464)181. \ SEVEN - ROOM 1880 (Colonial, — basement, $22,600. Wolverton S S&H. make! No. 8264 w ith has knit directions. children or pets. Available TWO TEN ATAMTHENTn *41,000 large lot. In good neighbor­ llglil plane that crashed Sunday/ SEND sot In Mini for tacli pat- cilities included. Private en- y j I Agency, Realtors, ^9-2813. GRE^N PllOTO-GlllDE is in Sizes March 1st. 649-0860. 210 Mcdn at., ManchewUr slim-lly after takeoff at Turners 8-18 (bust 30>/4-40). Size f trance and ' parking. Inquire Beautiful LsUcewood Circle NorUi. 8 or 4-bedroom mifl|l- hood, nicely decorated. City fEGETABLEl STAMPS Cabot, Haacheater 3ROOM APARTIUENTB M cb , split level 8-room bouse. Recreation room area, water and sewers, garage. ! VERNON — 5(4 room ranch, Fi)lls Alriwr.l escaped Injury. 10, 32Vi bust . . . 2hi EvcnlBZ Herald, 1150 AVE. 118 Pearl St. MANC3IESTER — Redecorated Investmont Propurty' yards of 45-inch. (just« few Is*) sqtarate Hving quarters, (own bitth entnuioe,' beat). $28,000. to settle estate. Evans — One-acre J high scenic location. Fire- Harold D. Gayle of Kcnslng'' ' TOO! OFAJiEBlCAS, kEW YOKE, four-room apartment. Includes ton, Htonn.,’ tlie pilot, told/po- SENS IS, la calao far tack pat- M.T. 1M96. ATTRACTIVE room, private For Salt 70-A lAucurlous wmll-to-wsil car­ Extra undersize lot of record. Clapp, 647-1404. Idt*. Near J>arkway. , place, carpeting, jghrage, wnlk- SUPREME FOODS tara ta laclada flnt-cUio antllaf. Print Haaw. AdOrou «ltk ZIP heat and hot water, One child llec/hls carburetor iced up when CODE aad Still Naaibar. home, centrally located, board accepted. References, security. FIVE units, good Income, $49,- peting thfXMjghout, rang*, r»- Custom built 19B0. New $7M roitf tnatalled laat year. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. out basement. Priced to sell. See Banett, Maechester optional, references required. fz4geiWtor, dtenasoJ, dMv- MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais­ Only $23,800. Hayes Agency, the plane was about 500 fept In Bvcsiiic Hanldo U M A VE. $126 monthly. Meyer Agency, 800. Eight unlts^ $70,000. Wol- Two, full wall, built In pine dlab hutobes In dining room. At- Send 500> add 154 for 643-6745. washer, centnu o4r condi' tacked tool ebed. 27x11 fin. rec. room with bar. Additional ed Ranch, four to five bed- MANCHESTER — A-zoned lots. thp'air. Ho said he tried to turn OF_AnElCA8a KEW YOBS, postage and handling for ReaUor, 643-0609. vertmi Agency, Realtors, 649- 646-0181. y \ jr.T. It Uonlng, tiled bath. 10x88 fu ll c e lla r epaoe. F u ll eiaed t-oiw garage. rooms, buUt-ins dishwasher, Nicely located. City utlUtles. around and land, but lost power SUPERMARKET PrfBt nm%, k U n ti «ft]i ZIP a copy of the' Fall and WANTED one girl to share 5- 2818. Heat and hot water HEBRON .... a beauty of a 8(4 COBC. ttytB ItatB f Sl». Winter ALBUM. POUR rooms with stove, sec- Large living room, window faces beautiful treed secluded carpefinf, reo room, wooded Starting at $4,000. Hutchins and the engine quit. room apartment. Call morn­ ed. Porldng. room Ranch on a heavily wood­ HARTFORD Send 50t, add for THE UC OUIITES . . . a Uackif ond floor. Inquire 288 Center FIVE YEAR young muIU 4-fam- part like area. Expensive knotty pine Uiroughout. loaded lot. H ig h 20’ b . Hayes Agency. Agency, Realtors, 649-8834. Tile plane hit a snow bonk on MANCHESTER postage hnd handling for far aallt-auUaf; alM 12 lattli ings 649-4948. 81« MOMTBLY cabtneted kltcben with dlspoeal, range and mfrlgeraitor. Faces 840-0181. ed lot In a fine residential the Ond of the landing strip. iMltat. PatUra pliett; <)rae- St- lly, 16-room apartment unit of Warren O. Bewlood, BeaMer area. Full basement, rear shearing off Us landing gear, a copy of Spring & Sum­ Uaat. 0107—40«, a«d 19$ far CMEERFUL quiet room for ne-. /' 4 rooms each, mil units occupl- and looks down a long beautiful street. Fliwplaee has buUt-ln mer '70 Basic fashion,^ poitata aad kudnaf. wood storage ares. doiM t spiu-e everywhere, eeonomloal two- bu n g a lo w Cape in con­ porch. Owners are anxious to Authorities said Gayle and his fined gentleman. Centi;ally lo­ fU-lUO sone h eat. T h is $80,000 neighborhood W ill tM Ig b t you. venient location, aluminum moye and reasonable offers passenger, M|ss Sandra L. Daw- cated. Call 643-8831. Read Herald Ads. ^ty, 2894)241. siding, garage, rec room. Can Read Herald Ads will be considered. T. J. of Rockport, Mass., were COUPONS ARE REDEEMABLE ALL WEEK be assumed. Owner, n® Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. shaken up but not Injured. ogKnte. «U.0180. / / AA/,- AV-

■ I ■ • ■ -V -v'V \ - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 197ft Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR For The Week Ended \ mianrliPHtEr Eurutug ipralh Rain probably changing tb December 20, I960 snow as it tapers off, tontght. Much colder. Lows 10 to 16. 1 5 ,8 8 0 Tomorrow cloudy, cold wlO},_ MancheUer— A City of Village Charm flurries. High In low 30s.

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Pope Tells Clergy Senate Closes COME IN... B U Y N O W ! To Remain Celibate Carswell Query VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope iind Orthodox churches and In Paul VI ordered the Roman Protestantism. WASHINGTON (AP)— sibly to vote on President Nix­ Catholic hierarchy of the Neth­ It was the 12th century, at the on’s nomination, toUowlng a The Senate Judiciary Com­ erlands today to revise its stand Second Lateran .Council of 1139 2V4-hour detailed attack on ithe against the celibacy rule for A. D., that a western church mittee closed its hearings rulings and private aatlom of priests. council fixed the present ban today on the nomination of the Georgia-bom appeals court He said it was Indispenslble against clerical marriage, Judge G. Harrold Carswell Judge. for the Dutch bishops, priests There had been earlier, varying to the Supreme Court over 'M Judge Carswell were wor- and laymen to change "such a decrees on the majtter. the protest of civil rights thy of the supreme Court he grave attitude contrary to the Historians say some of those spokesmen who said he would demand to come back," ON holy laws In effect Ir^our Datin earlier edicts wore honored said labor lawyer Joseph L. Ohurch.’----- ■■ ------more in breach than observ- should be recalled as a wit­ Rauh Jr., who spoke for the The Pope reaffirmed "wha* ance. ness to explain his “ segre­ Leadership Conference oiir Olvh EACH we have already declared and At the outset of Christianity, gationist” record. Rights. SAVE <50 many times repeated" that some and perhaps most of the ’The comlttee recessed, pos- Rauh appealed to the commit­ priests must not m(arry. men whom Jesus chose aa his tee not to approve "someone In an unusual letter to the apostles were married. St. Paul, worse” in wake of the Senate's Vatican secretary of state, Jean although himself either single or rejection of the prior noininss during our big factory-authorized Cardinal VlUot, Pope Paul said a widower, suggested most of for the seat. Judge Clement F. he had tried in every way to pre- them had wives. He wrote in 1 st Haynsworth Jr. vent Dutch bishops from tnMng Corinthians 9:5; Rail Closing "Judge Carswell is Judge their stand for a change In the 'Do we not have the right to Haynsworth with a cutting cellbaxfy rule. be accompanied by a wife, as Threat Going edge,” Ratih said, "with a bit­ "You (know very well," the the other apostles and the broth­ terness and a meanness that Pope wrote Cardinal VUlot, “ the ers otf the Lofd and Cephas?” Judge Haynsworth never hod.” always respectful and friendly Cephas is Greek for Peiter, Ranh told the committee that action which we have taken chief of the aprastles, considered To G>ngress nothing in CemnwelTo record In­ both In personal conversations. by Roman Catholicism as the dicates he has really repudlatad In letter exchanges, and with first Pope. His wife once was WASHINGTON (AiP) — An a white supremacy speech he the intervention of the agencies healed by Jesus of a fever, administration official said to­ made 22 years ago. of the Holy See, to prevent these Catholic scholars say that of day the White House will soon The hearings concluded cti a statements (by Dutch blsh- 269 popes, about 40 up to the 9th have to ask Congress for special bitter note when Sen. Sam J. ops).” century were married. legislation unless a voluntary Ervin Jr., D-N.C., presWtag at The Pope’s letter was made From New Testament times, wage settlement ends the threat that juncture, pounded out of o r ­ public as controversy g re w over through the early centuries of of a nationwide rail shutdown. d e r Dr. Jo-Anh E. Gardner, a his statement Sunday that celd- Christianity, clerical celibacy “ If we can’t get something spokesman for Focus on BSipial bacy was “ a capital law” of the was more an exception than a going in the next few days that’s Employment for Women. Church and could neither be rule, historians say. although it meaningful, we will have to Ervin sold the committee had abandoned nor discussed. was praised in early Christian start thinking about what we agreed It would recess following The Pope’s hard-line stand on writings, might want to do in Congress,” testimony by Rauh and by Clar­ said Asst. Secretary of Labor ence Mitchell, director of the priestly celibacy, along with his “ Each has his own special gift demolished the building. At least 15 persons were ban on artificial birth control in from God, one of one kind and Roof of the^two-story Shaker Heights jwlice station W. J. Usery. Washington bureau of the Na­ July 1968, are major issues on one of another,” Paul wrote in rests on the ground after an explosion virtually injured. (AP Photofax) Usery said railroad and union tional Association for the Ad­ which papal authority have 1st Corinthians 7: 7, saying that negotiators today will explore in vancement of Colored people. ANNUAL SALE Rauh told the committee It been attacked. he felt it was better to stay sin­ depth a controversial work rule NEW YORK (AP) — Although gle, so as to concentrate on the 15 Injured change that blew up an earlier was "an open secret” that the Pope Paul VI says the rule LiOid's work, but that others tentative two-year, 68-cent wage Justice Department Vutows of against marriage for priests needed to be married. hike agreement for 46,000 shop- cases In which Carswell has op­ must not be eliminated or even Of Church officers, he wrote craft workers who now earn posed individual rights. Rauh cited 16 decUlons by Carswell In ONLY MAGNAVOX HAS discussed, it already is an issue in 1 st ’Timothy 3:2; $3.60 per hour. of wide discussion in the Church. “ Now a bishop must be above The negotiations resumed which he was reversed unani­ Explosion Rips Police Station, mously by the U.S. Circuit Some theologians predict an reproach, the husband of one Monday after a federal judge on Court in New Orleans. eventual change. wife, temperate, sensible, digni­ Saturday halted until Feb. 10 a Set-and-forget They foresee a Roman Catho- fied, hospitable . . • He must Rauh said other witnesses for shoperafts strike against the civil rights. Jewish, women and T j f lie return to the early Christian manage his own household well, Union Pacific €ind a nationwide Japanese-Amerlcan groups pattern, when ordained men ]ceeping his children submissive Court Building Near Cleveland lockout that had been called by TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR might be either married or un- ^nd respectfqj in every way.” stood ready to testify. "Can you the industry in retaliation. really close this out today?” he married. ’This still is the basic CLEVEL4AND, Ohio (AP) — mar, were blown through win­ secretary of public health. ” It la ' In some cases, whole families Congress starts a long Lin­ approach in Eastern Catholic (See Page Eight) returning from a summer week­ asked. 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One rescue worker said many yiana Mabel PUlat, 16, of Bue­ shoperaft \mlons in the dispute, that there was a serious ques­ eo^ pWloepher Bertrand hair, was In the vanguard of the not caused by gas. Central Police Station In of the bodies were so badly nos Alrca. “ I don’t know how I enjoyment: Chromatone for depth and rich beauty; Quick-On for instant pictures mUitant opposition to nuclear Martin Kafoglls, a Treasury said if the unions can’t resolve tion of whether Carswell, as one Russell, one of the great minds downtown Cleveland was heavi­ mangled It was virtually impos­ got out, but later they put me In armament and U.S. Involve- Department inv.stigator who the disputed work rule, “ Maybe of the incorporators of a private of the th century and one of ly g;uarded and other suburban sible to make an accurate an ambulance and brought rtie and sound; 3 l.g. Stage Bonded Circuitry chassis assures lasting reliability. Ireat 20 ment In the Vietnam war. sent a team to the scene, said it we’ll consider getting into a country club in Tallahassee, its most controversial figures. police departments reportedly count. to the hospital and operated on neace foundation he set would be assumed “ that an ex- whole new ballpark.” Fla., in 1966, that took over a ydufself to the best, most advanced color TV — a magnificent Magnavox! Lord Russell died Monday were taking extra precautions Many of the Injured were re­ my legs. I still don’t know any­ That would mean renegotiat­ municipal golf course, had act­ night at his 'h „ s r,n ~ !; up „v.:ry..n, .g. I..W . Mbu- ported In critical condition. thing about my parents or my nal In Denmark that in Decern- Involve a bombing but that he ing the entire package of wages ed in a way that constituted a These outstanding fine-fumiture values require no more floor space than most "small screen compacts”, Wales. He was 97. 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W48“ issue a statement later today. member of the British Order of Earlier, it was reported the Rauh and Mitchell were the “This has come as a terrible Merit, restricted tb 24 members union negotiators were trying to last two scheduled wUnesses be­ shock to everiywie,” said Ken­ at any time. He was the third figure a way around the contro­ fore the committee was to go neth Coates, a director of the Earl Russell and the grandson versial work rule involving job into closed session to consider Bertrand Russell Peace Foun­ of a British prime minister, the jurisdictions without disturbing Carswell’s nomination, submit­ dation. ” I spoke to Bertrand first earl. the T asteless the proposed 68-cent wage pack­ ted by President Nixon on Jan. only a few days ago and he Doctor Helps ALSO ENJOY Yet in 1940 his appointment to age. 19. SAVE M5 seemod In good health, still lecture at the College of the City “ I think the record is clear SAVE ^10 SPECIAL SAVINGS ON working on peace foundation Their testimony followed SAVE ^20 of New York was revoked by a that the nation cannot afford a charges Monday by other oppo­ projects.” THESE ANNUAL SALE VALUES state Supreme Court justice who -Drool Again nationwide - railroad strike,” sition witnesses teat Carswell, The Times of London said said the appointment was “ an Say ‘Ah!’ and Usery said. now a judge on th ellh U.S. Clr- "Bertrand Russell's claim to be attempt to establish a chair of remem'bered by history rests se­ indecency.” A woman taxpayer small amounts of copper. Within (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) STEREO By STUART AUERBACH effect from drugs the^ were get­ Color TV curely on his work in mathe- brought the suit because of Rus- four days, their taste sensations The Washington Post ting for other diseases. All with AM-FM Stereo FM Radio. Moot eve matical and symbolic logic and sell's open endorsement of trial With just two weeks of treat- returned. Conversely, he,stop­ Complete one of a kind. In philosophy on which his influ- marriage, premarital and extra- WASHINGTON —Last July me’Ht, ConlgUo regained most of ped grlving the patients copper, with Cart Credenm Walnut, was $398.50 ___ NOW $298.00 ence was pervasive and pro- marital sexual relations, 28 Adolph (Rudy) Oonlgllo, who his taste. they again’ lost their ability to Credenza Maple, was $398.50___ NOW $208.00 found.” Few men prompted such ex- calls himself the best pizza He left the clinic center at the baste. In recent years Russell, a (See Page Eight) - J maker in northern New Jersey, Henkln also found that sim­ Report Reveals Potential Italtan Provincial Walhut, was $349.50 National Institute of Health suddenly lost the ability to Saturday, after three weeks of ilar metals, such as zinc and NOW $278.00 taste his food. nickel, worked as well as cop­ Barly American Brushed Green, was $315.00 tests, which show 90 per cent of Health Value of Marijuana He thought he had been sold his taste sensations returned. per. NOW $268.00 rotten tomatoes, but when other All this led to a theory of how He is back drinking two or NOW ONLY Coivtomporary Walnut, was $259.00 NOW $218.00 people said the tomatoes tasted man tastes-—one that Henkin By STUART AUERBACH Another scientist. Dr. Hum­ i90 three glasses of tomato juice a $1 good, ” 1 realized It was feels puts the role of taste buds ISie Washington Poat phrey F. Osmond Jr. of Prince­ NOW ONLY Mediterranean Pecan, was $198.00 NOW $168.00 day — something he loves but |90 myself.” into new perspeetive. WASHINGTON — Secret re­ ton, N.J., said that marijuana $1 i95 couldn’t do when his ability to NOW ONLY ConlgUo, 54, went to his doc­ It also casts serious doubt on search at an Army chemical hud been used to treat tetanus taste disappeared. tor, who said It was nerves and . the 19th century "tongue maps” _ warfare laboratory shows that and migraine headaches. Portable Stereo Phonograph — brings you won-' synthetic form of marijuana prescribed tranquilizers. They The treatment was simple: A that listed four types of taste Sim, who said his studies are derful space-separated listening enjoyment. C O L O R T V may be useful In treating such En)oy blg-s«t performance and lasting rellabilityl stereo FM/AM Clock Radio — compact model did no good. 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NOW $086.50 tion. each sensation. dependable 3 1.F. Stage Bonded Circuitry chassis switch, AFC for drift-free FM, two space-sepa­ trace amounts. done 10 years ago at the Army used differs from natural mari­ trols, plus Magnavox lasting solid-state reliability. Wtdnut table model with complete remote In all, ConigUo, who lives in “Ttds familiar figure that, and many other superb Magnavox features. Per­ rated speakers, and many more quality solid-state eontrol, was $619.50 ...... NOW $528.00 Cloeter, N.J., went to 20 doctors The discovery that small Chemical OorPj Medical Re­ juana in its molecular struc­ 3 Compact and easy-to-carry — take it anywhere! sadly, has persisted through the fect in any room — kitchen, bedroom, den, or and spent close to $ trying quantities o t m e t ^ such os cop- search Laboratory at the Edge- ture and possibly Us biological features for superb stereo listening. Also without Me^>le Colonial with swivel, was $519.50 6,000 present day has aa much basis wood (Md.) Arsenal, were dis­ effect. Other stereo portables now from ONLY $54.90 to regain his sense of taste. He perr, zinc and nickel could re­ office. Just one of many Magnavox values. clock as model 1708 — now only $89.95 NOW $428.00 in fact as the reading of bumps closed in proceedings of a Na­ had closed his restaurant and store taste came when Henkln But they are all members of on foreheads, has the evaluation tional Institute of Mental Health was about to go to Europe in was asked to see why patients a family of chemicals known as of personality,” said Henkln. conference of January, 1969, re­ the hope that, doctors there lost their ability to taste when tetrahydfocannabinols, the ac­ Instead of being the center of leased Monday. could help him. tive constituent of marijuana treated ‘ with drugs that con­ taste sensation, Henkln believes At that scientific meeting. Dr. Most foods tasted bad. All he and hashish. tain thlols-a .sulfur compound that taste buds are “ chemical Van Sim of the Edgewood Ar­ could eat were pears, cheese Dr. Daniel H. Efron, an NIMH that normally appears In the sieves" whose membranes open senal described his work pub­ and milk. Meet and fried foods body. expert in the chemical makeup and close to allow minute licly fojT. the first time. He said of mind-bending drugs and edi­ THREE PAYMENT PLANS were particularly... repugnant These patients were being OUR OWN SERVICE STAFF amounts of the “ tastant" to ap­ that both the synthetic chemi- tor of the conference proceed- and he could not stand the treated for a variety of diseases peal to nerves deeper in t h e spicy food he used to love. He cal an,d natural marijuana "are ,nga, said Sim’s synthetic and 1. 30 Days Gash including rheumatoid arthiUs. bud. ' interesting from a njedlcal couldn’t swallow hot^food; it all natural marljutuia are "1prac- To/asaure you of the best coiitlnued sclerodermia and cystinurla. The opening and closing of standpoint . . . there kjre three 2. i/J Down, 30-60-90 Dayi had to bb cold. ((cally the same thing” and perforiWnce, we haa’'e our own siaft The loss of ta-ste became a the taste bud membranes is areas where they Can be of def­ No Interest Then ConlgUo was referred to tlwro would be "HtUe algntft- of state licensed electroniats. serious side effect since Uie regulated by the interaction of inite use in medicine." cunt’,' differences In their tato- Dr. Robert I. Henkln, a neuro­ patients refused to eat the food Besides the two medical usee 3. Budget Terms Arranged endocrinologist at the National the thiols and metals such as loglcul effects. they need to get well. copper, zinc and nickel, Henkln that he studied. Sim cited work Sim, describing what hap­ Heart and Lung Institute in in the 1940s by the late Dr. Wal­ Bethesda, Md., who has spent On the other hiiml, patients feels. pened when he took the syn­ Potterton’s He also says that the tongue ler Siegfried Loewe of the thetic compound, sold he could the last 12 years developing a treated with the rame drugs for Wilson’s Disease, whose Is ohe of u number of factors University of Utah, who found hear the rustling of onionskin new theory to explain how man another marijuana-like s y n- tastes. symptoms Inqlude an excess of in tasting; the palate, pharynx paper In another room 70 fset copper stored in the body, re- and larynx, all In the oral thetlc "very effective” when away "despite a rather animat­ Henkin was well aware of the ■given in small doses in prevent­ pizza maker’s problem. Over toiiied their sense of taste. cavity, also play Important ed conversation and a great Henkln concludee thiol drugs (See Page Sevent^n) is in store. 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