Bicycles IVI Agnavox ANNOUNCES ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH!

PAGE IWENTY-TWO THUBSDAY, SEFTEMBEB 25, 1969 flianrliT0tTr Ettraing . . ^ ------Avmage Daily Net P n m Ron Guard Club of North Ameri­ Couples Club of Community Other films will also be w n e Weak The Wenthep A bout Town can Benefit Association will Baptist Church will meet Satur­ Gothberg Lecture shown, and there will be a re­ Septambar aA laaa meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at day at 6:45 p.m. at the. church commended text book.- A nomi­ Mostly cloudy with chance of Boy Scout Pack 91 will hold the home of Mrs. Maude White, to leave for the first, course of a Openg Series Of nal registration fee will be scattered showers through Sa­ 69 Pine St. progressive dinner. 1 5 ,7 5 0 reglstratioi) and an open meet- charged and la payable at the i ' turday. Low tonight In the Sas. Ing tonight at 6:45 at Manches­ Faith and Life first class session. ’Those wish­ / High tomorrow In the eta. Utmehmtter— A CUy o f ViOage Chmrm ter Green School. Boys should Manchester Writer’s Ciub wiii TTio Rerv. Eric Gothberg of ing to register or to obtain mot^ hold a get acquainted meeting A service will be conducted at Emanuel Lutheran Church will " t ' ■ ' ■ / be accompanied by at least one Green Lodge Sunday at 2 p.m. Information may contact Mrs. VOL. LXXJLVIU, NO. 304 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) parent. tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Mott's lecture on "Oontemponairy Short OarroU Nelson, 24 Sunset St. M A N C R B ^ R , c o n n ., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 ( fUaaaHled A dvertU N f en FiacA ’$6) PRICii TEN CENTS Community Hall, E. Middle by the Rev. Walter H. Loomis Flima” at the Academy to acroama." the end of 1970, and de­ Within the Roman Catholic (1965) commenting on the traps Hall of the church. Those wish­ clared that p rop ose to set ing to donate may call Mrs. Church.” There will be a dis­ which enclose a person in an "The smoke was so thlok, I Just had to get out,” he said. Mrs. Jean Bates, nursing su­ ordinary life; ’’Night and Fog,” He said he aaw his mother ’’taking some of the kida cut Then Arthur Burnap of 95 McKee St. cussion period, and refresh­ POST ROAD SHOPFor and At a WMte Houw news day at 7 p.m. in Woodruff Hall maug. New Preston. (1954) which tells the story of York City. She has served as 9:30 in 6:30 P.M. muehroomed i > through the reat of the buttding. They said conference. Nixon twice talked of Center Congregational two Yankee soldiers and a 4 Church. Miss Mllllcent Jones of Members of the Manchester director of psychological serv­ Cloted Thur. AM.-Open Fri. Eve. aluminum skBug on ihe bouse held the heat inatde. the of a aetUement before the end of ices at Gengras Center for Ex­ Confederate soldier during the next year, or by toe mtthfle of Bolton will show slides of gar­ Midpet and Pony football teams ALL BICYCLES AND fire difficult to fight ceptional Children In West Hart­ Civil War; and ‘"The Detached i« n . dens taken on her recent visit need football shoes. ’Those wish­ American,” a 1966 film recount­ R E P A I R S g u a r a n t e e d The vlctfatvi arena dead on arrival at Owaito Memorial Hoa- to England and Wales. Garden ford and as a staff psychologist plital in Wobixn. Nixon said efforts to Impoae a ing to donate shoees may con­ at the Kennedy Child Study Cen­ ing the murder o< Now York club members may bring cutoff on U.S. Involvement de- tact Mrs. Allen Krob, 119 Maple ter, New York City. City woman with 88 on-lookers guests. Mroy toe North Vietnam tnean- St. who do nothing to help. ttvi to MgfoUate hy tolling the enwngr In odvance tost ’ Tt he Arms and face burned in vain effort to save his wife and five children David Just walla tor 18 months we’ll be Landers, 86, is led away from house blaze this morning with son Harry, 17, Thorp Writes 30 out anjroay.” one of three surviving children. (AP Photofax) Nixon also doolared that ad­ I V I a g n a v o x ANNOUNCES ministration efforts to curb in­ flation "have begun to work.” He said budget outs and otoer To Herald Career eocnomte eteps are taWng ef­ fect. ’Tm not Jawboning,” said Stamford Demoi^rats Reject By JOHN JOHNSTON toe Preatduit. ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! After today, a familiar face will be missing from Nixon dsolarod anew Ms oco- The Herald, as well as “along Main St. and some side fldenoe in Judge CaenMOt F. Haynsworih. Me choice Sar the Their Mayor in Primary streets,” as another Herald employe, the late Archie tovreme Oouri, who has en- NOW . . . the first aVd only fabulously convenient Kilpatrick, used to write. One month short of 49 years’ The Prime Minister of Israel, Golda Meir, watches oountsrod some riiarp oritiokm service at the present Bisseli ------President Nixon. The two leaders went into dis­ in flMiate hearings. TOTAL AUTOMATIC COI,OR TV . . . a new and New Haven Democrats came for the Nov. 4 election, with tion, was knocked off the ticket St. plant, the former building 1951. and has conUnued through cussion of military aid and diplomatic alternatives Hs dsfendsd Ms athnlnlalra- exclusive ELECTRONIC SYSTEM which through for the twganlaaUon'B Gulda _fach^ a youthful, ener- by Kucao thlg time. The chal- on Hilliard St., and its branch Stamford Demo- Republican, Paul Cr^m, lenger had taken the preoauUon office on Oak St. Leon A Thorn »ucceedlng 18 years to be for the Middle East conflict. (AP Photofax) tton'a school dsaagregaUon poU- COMBINES all the functions of the three Magnavox candidate ... ctoa. oalUng It a mlddla oouma. innovations described below. If the Color TV brand crate rejected tnelrtheir own mayor mavnr law-and-order o._._ inde-a__ of qualifsring__.______for an independentre«™>« a® jg retlrlnir Meraia as aThe ad- H aAvlr« e r a l d ? w«'^ 'j*** ^ ***** ****** ***** ™ . u. pendenta-Democratlc State Sen. line on toe ballot by peUUon so verUslM director advice. We can never forget ”1 do not consider It a vtotory you’re considering does not have all three, it is already Waterbury Democrata re- John L. DiRlenao and John Mbf- Chalt another defeat at Glor- this. We will miss him.” for integration when the fedeml obsolete, for only Magnavox TAC reduces annoying ylved toe political Autunes of an fitt, a R^HtoUoan. dano’s hands would not have "The Herald wlU not seem B om in Bridgton, Maine, govem n en t cute off ftsHfo tor a the same place without Leon ■ohool ...” be said; "That’s a Orueful Atetin CIi m Io- color variations and banishes bothersome picture Ud but stlU popular otandbear- In Stamford, challenger Paul prevented him from running in Thorp Joined The Herald In Wapping Man Recalls Thorp,” said Thomas F. Fergu- defeat for education.” MN.M adjustments or tuning! TAC—to tim pis a child er. Kuezo, a ecbool teacher, took November, November 1920 after graduating Back on the subject of Viet­ can tuna It perfectly I Tlteae were th e UghUghtn o f revenge on Mayor Bruno Gior- from Rockville High School and Thurwday’a Democratic prlma- dano by aocniiig w apparent bIx- WUensky In the election oam- attending Amherst College. His nam, Nixon said his administra­ ries in Connecticut. vote primary victory over toe peUgn—a campaign In which Wl- friend and associate of three first year on the staff, under Mrs. Meir’s Influence tion has achieved ’’soma pro­ With the 16-year dynasty of man he bad accused of mls- generations of Herald publish­ the late Hugh Crosby, were di­ gress” toward a asltlement, and lensky repmiiedly would have Thslr mission was to transpori New Haven Mayor Richard C. management and fovorltlam. A preferred Giordano as an oppo­ ers My brother Walter and I vided between selling advertis­ By SOL R. COHEN has mads a camprehsnslva survivors of German oonosntra- troe I aonaola • it laWa modal priM T h « Mm I itoofMl w t Suporti 11 pombto nation has been couched In gM- Enloy I vlawlny trofn any anfla Bhi S T A M T O ^ — Kucso 4,291, Ql- integrity and predicted oonfir- the enemy ” te doing his damnad- Sex Education in Schools ordano 4,285, Jachlmczyk 867. _ T eralltles. He also predialed CAR PETS H - ...... maUtm by the Senate. prompt Senate oonftrmatloa. •st” to infiltrate the desnolt- (Finished Ends) Rcgolar $66.95 ”If we had put up one of the tlon and sabotage experts Into Foe Engulfs Beret Case: the South Vletnameee capital. Pushed hy Catholic Bishops Murphy 5,879, SuUlvan 1,781. questioner he has no pisn to 12 apostles,” Mitchell said, "ik­ BRISTOL — Two4erm Mayor withdraw the nomlnaUon on would have been the same.” Saigon may be In lor a ’’flurry NEW YORK (AP) — The na- moral issues in toe United Henry J. Wojtuslk, the endorsed which the Senate Judiciary of terror,” said Lt. Gen. Julian tion's Roman <3atooHc Ushops States this year: Mitchell discussed Hayn­ Riddle Answered Saturday candidate, 1,995, chaUenger Sol- Oomm'ttee is holding hearings, sworth’s nomination in an inter­ Kwell. He reported that cap­ have begun a strong push tor The Family Life Division of vatore J. Mlcucci, who odvooat- "i believe he wiU be a great LONG BINH, Vietnam (API tured documents indICBts the sox eduoatfcm in both parochial the U.8. CathoUc Conference— view In which he declared that pubH<' details of the i-hargM af­ ed doubUng the BrlMol poUce credit to the Supreme Courk” all of the arguments against the — Military apokeemen said'the ter Army legal authorttlee re­ Viet flong and North VUt- 1 1 fold public schools, despite an- UBCC—the operational agency force, 1,686. Wojtusik faces J Army wotiid disekwe tomorrow namcae will rely heavily osi sap­ fry opposition to such teaching of the bishops, endorsed sex ed- iim-mirniA Tr uHnror **1*°'' . “ *** Hasoisworth, SouUt Csrollns Judge wefo ex- jected lor the aecond time a de­ CIRAMIC T ill Harwood Norton Jr., winner of whom he designated to suocead Mcted details of Its osae against six fense ofotlon to prevent release per attacks hi Ihe ertnUr-sprliv from many Catholic laity. iKadon programs at tto national esmpaign which the U.S. Oom- *" -“’t.” *‘Sl!‘*.i"*“*** ^ * « i^ H. said he discussal posribl. Green Beret offtoers accused of of the Information. ______J 3 9 8 S “ CART 0PT10IUL 1C coMPtm Separate developments in var- meeting in Denver eariler this murdering a Vlctnamsoe spy. mand expecta to start In No­ ATS' *359 WITH CART TUBWELL Gw-. 1. LA PAZ, BoUvia (AP) -B o­ i i i Aitrt>’Sonk Sttrwo RMdl(yRt^>no9n p ^ r I 3734 Dosens of cities across the ” U*s another example of the was still eram. AatroOonlc Starao Radlo-PtKKioQrapH modal 3633, livia became today the flftb $291.50 S3M.50 OPEN DAILY TO 6 country have been the scene of rallltery suthorlllee:' isMthtcal Another palrolHng paratroop- ’" * 3 -V? - t v P. '■ South American government to •induct, a dsHberals attempt to er unit fouiid Dm second Jun^ come under miUtoiy rule.. A angry meetings, piriietlng, dem- THURS. T O 9 PJ4. prejudice the case.” he said. base this sfternaon wight mOee - movement headed by Gen. Al­ onatratlona and pabHc outcries by citizens of many taltoa Attorneys for three of the ac­ weijk ot the capital. fredo Ovando Candla, com­ cused Green Berets appealed to Tlw sappers were caught In mander in efatef of the armed against whether and how to ITseldsnt Nixon today to dte- their bunkers, and first repects forces, overthrew the civilian teach pupils what sex Is. mlM the charges said seven o f them were kUled. goveniment of President Luis Some rigfatlat groups have charged that classroom trsat- Defense sttorneys sold they There was no report of U.S. SUea Halinas. believed the direct appeal to Ihe usltlea The new regime seenu more ment of sex is pornographic, subversive and Oommunlal-ln- Preeldent eras unprewMswted In The two campe erere the clow left-leaning than most military American military tew. esc enemy bases to Saigon fcaiad govarnmenta. The Cabinet is spirad. The Rev. James T. MMhigh. The motion was submitted to in more than seven months by $169.50 StrikiNI CoiitiiiipDrtrY • made up of young dissident left­ ist pohtlctans from the Chiirtian director of the 080C Family (Bos Fags (See Fogs TMrty-Ons) Ipaea-SayiaiSolid-StattStarto- _ AitroSonkStwrao Redto-Phonogreph model 3661. ^ Do It Yourself or Lei Us Do If For You Life Divlaioa. launched a "task ColonW modal 3011. With Staiao FM/AM Radio. t t t l . N At functibnil M it it bMUtIKlI • MODEL3331 Democratic party and the Na­ tionalist RevotuUonary party, force on sex education” in May See a complete aalection of Magnavox Stereo Conaoles phis Independents and young to get experts working on Catho­ d from only . . . $169.50 NO BETTER PRICES, NO BETTER SERVICE ANYWHERE military man. lic teaching metoods and mste- Tlili trend opens a new chap­ riais. * ViH Mifihap KilU 14 ter in this nation, arhich has His offles sent a guideline bean independent tor 144 years folder to 10,000 educators and 8AKX3N lAP) u a. heltcop- The helleoptera opened ‘fire and bas undergone US ooiqis or every oonvem in the oountiy. ter gunshipe tor the eecond Ume with machine guns and roekato. TEMPLFS quick changes of government in The dlyjabm found in a survey ’“^herv was no reported return on s week nred on a group of > \ that time. \ suBussr that one Udnl of fire from ths area and {Utera Vh-piikmeee clvtUans m ls^ken In a message directed to the *{'?l.^^**f'*’**‘l **?**®*®^ ~V f* were no U.B. eaoua)tteo.'*\ \ Appliance CARPET and FLOOR COVERING peasants, Gen. Ovando declared out of 196—already had or would for rnehiy traope; the U.g. Com- announcement the new government will '“de­ bave sex educatkxt prograins in mand said today. Fourteen ci­ Later a UA. fend the rights of the peasants, •be 1666-70 seMiol year. \ vilians 11 men snd two women reported the civUtan rssiisitteo bringing into realization action Another 23 plan ^ to start a > were reported klUed. and sev- The command said the tael- Sales that win ntake more profound program ariihto two yeara, 43 ) en civilian men and two region­ deni u bebig InvasUgatad. 30e MAIN STREET | TIL have no plans of any ktnd, and I I the Bolivtan agrarian reform" al fdree soldiers were wounded. A ereek earUar, on Bapt. lA of 1968. Through ttz hiztory the 86 dioeasas sent no reply, 'nwre The Incident occurred Tues­ American heltoo^er gimMitpo Bolivtan aoooomy bas depended ••• 13.900 ChthoUe schools arUh day. 36 mflee eresl of Tam Ky. kUted seven Vtetnsmsse fovU- (AP PSMCfUI lAin^ VFIv\'0\ PI A,’A - - V F ^ \ 0 \ , C O W . - almost onttiaiy on tin. • million elementary and high when the helicopter crews from Ians and woundsd IT olhsre M ‘*Tbs revolutiansry govern- school students, Eyeing You Out There the Amartoot Dtvisten otiaerved ths Mekong Delta, Bftag on 'DAILY t / ment is on your side." Ovando 6>sthtr McHugh said the An East German soldier takes practice aim with a a number ot "euspeeted sosnsy what ware dssertbed aa auspset- ATUUDAY toM the pessants thinking o f OsthoUe authorities taking part in the exercise are Poland, Russia and soldiers in black and green sd Vtet Odiag troops. small anti-tank weapon during mechanical maneu­ Czechosiqyakia. Soldier seems to lie aiming at you, clulhing attsarpUng to evade,” That Incldsnt also la bslng In- (Sea Fags TMrty-Oae) (Sea Paga IWrty-Oae) vers by Communist troops in Poland. Other nations reader, but remember— it’a a dry-run. headquarters said. vesUgatad. t*AGE TWO \ MANCHIiSaigK EVENING HERALD. ICANCHBSTER. t AUHED .HEomrau. i» w . 1 • P(K H Si i^M Fri. * Sitt. “SpMto” rated (X) VE.ST E A S T It wiU be from noon to 8 On Dubcek Regime Purge Oamaro 2-Door Hardtop THIS 8 E ^ "We are drowning In a eea of Safety Play A 654 A 32 p.m,, in the town clerk’s of, iFTMt /AT%\ ^______. - . - - - K 984 Q 10 7 2 Won’t Begin at Home PRAGUE (AP) — Oommunite pected to lose hla seat on the seasioR in Prague Castle will not in adt indleatas the film waa criminals, Watson," Sherlock Holmes waa right, as the % flee in the Muiilcpia Build­ / a 4-8PEKD TRANS. EDGAR ALLAN POE’S ULTIMATE ORGY •ubmittad and approvad undar 0 K8743 O Q 109 patty leader Gustav Huaak and U-memher Presidium, augireine be rrieaaed until or Holmes sighed as^he walked great man always was. South By BOLAND PRINZ struggle between Peking and ing. • V-« MOTOR tha Motion Picture Cotta away from the center table of was a criminal, because he ♦ 6 4k Q J 109 Aaaoetotod Preaa Writer EaiMble applicants must be Premier Oldridi Oemik ap- I*tty. Monday. a POWER STEEBOrO BRIGITTE BARDOT of Salf-Regulation. Moscow that has split the Obm- the Baker Street Bridge Chib, should have made his contract SO U TH VntWNA (AP) —Party ddef muniat world. At the worid at least 31 years of age, peared to he on the offenstve Z- Other measures taken to ptay a POWER — aftyf ALAIN OaON A A K J 10 9 . a _a ^ . couTGfea, however, that eoon a R A N O |i] Suggeiltd for GENERAL His faithful friend, Dr. Watson, by way of a simple safety play, Nlcdae Ceauseacu told Roma- Oommunist summit conference Manchester residents for at ^ y agalnte Ciechoalovak neo- alter Husak llnislied Ms openiiw down itM internal party atruggi* ■ ^ 5 JANE FONDA auditneet. followed him with a puzzled South was right In tninwg the nla’a preas ’Thursday to toe the in June, Ceauseacu apparently least six months, and must S t e ^ o^em ists as the party report on tasks ahead, the floor included dosing of Ciechoalova- 0 6 official line in a speech under- TERENCE STAMP g Suggaalad lor MATURE look on his face. The good Doc- first trick In his hand and ifsii- WsriWIsgi 7R9 and tiM p’ayed a big part in preventing be U.8. dtisena. ^ntrmi Qmuntttee probed for w m flven to Oemik and even to Ida’s bordera with Auotrla and 4k A 87543 «ig > * m ft U J im Uning that the Oommunist te- West (Sermany to casual vial- *1795 PETER FONDA audlancaa (parental diacra- tor hadn’t seen any crime; ing a club to dummy’s Mng. It condenmation of the Peking re­ the second day Info alleged er^ parliamentary leader Josef merely bad luck. was only at the third trick South tVesI North East / .7 ’. r ttAn : f ■' gima’a liberalism in foreign pol­ gim e. tora, Wastem joumaUsU, and lion adviaad). rors of the Alexander Dubcek Smrfcovaky. South dealer. South left the strait and narrow I 4k Pass I 0 Pass icy doea not extend to the home One o f the ea rly rignala tluU studenta. even thoee with viaas. I N E M A 1 fro n t g RESTRICTED — Paraona Both aides vulnerable. path. I A Pass 3 N T Pass Lzi’i.TiHLLn A i 1 Romcmia’s fore'gn policy Most Demanded A t issue in the intraparty •PP>*‘ undar t8 not admLWad. un- Opening lead—Six of Spades. Declarer should lead the low ■ 4 A Pass 6 A A ll P.-iss the speech threw ctJs^>vm BCSIEEE Prirrted as e public service leaving only one trump In the Partner opens with one Imst Few Onysli: Academy Award on th e 2Sth anniversary of the the president of the American NBI Ooieral Features Ootp. W im iar pendence and noninterference In relations with tha tremlste. Husak la behevad ata>- WgWWiBS^iAMEIIICAH IWOllMnomL by this newspspei ^ dummy. South could ruff one and the next player paeees. Tou Doitln HoffniaB first Issue of the official party the internal affairs of other na­ Academy of General Practice. Soviat Uhion to the point where porting Oemik but not Smrkov- "Mldnl^ Oowfagy" Baibts Steeiaaad club in dummy but then had to hold: Spades, e-e-4; Hesute, K- “FnBiiy Girl”—Cdire n e w s p a p e r Scienteia. He tions should aiq>Iy to relaUoos Now that a new apeclallty for the invasion waa Inevltabte. sky. Completft Horn* Furnishings Since 1899! charged some cultural and ar­ g iv e up a club trick. Down one. 9-8-4; Dlaaionds, K-8-7-4-8 ; Site it woman: Oont. IM O y tnm i 8 p.m Evenlnga at 8ri9 PJML between Oommunist countries. family practice has been ap­ The oxtremlrta favor purging In raoant weeks, Huaak ap- Dr. Watson was sure that Clubs, 9. animal, Next: Alio GntUe Wed.-8at.-8an. 8 PJM. tistic publioatlons were not Most recenUy, he displeased proved by the American Medical y * <>ntral Oomtnlttoe 80 petea to have gained increased Hit's Open 6 Days Every Week T i l i / r V mmitiuiP/uiMK-td^s in THEATER TIME South was the victim of mis- What do you say? o R U O B 'l Good reserved seate fighting "negative tendencies” the Soviets by receiving Presi­ AasDclation, with diploma-award­ t o « members. Including those backing of Caechoslovakla’s oc- Open TlianMley N i^ ts tlO 9:00 4 tahrt, avaUahle SCHEDULE fortune, a combination of bad Answer: Bid two spades, ■TA U R A H T" In the arts, "trends that have dent Nixon last August. But ing board establlobed, the fam­ cupylng power, the Soviet Un- mistress, A n n aw B nothing in common with Roma­ distribution and a brilliant Your trump support is very lover. within a week. Oeausescu was ily physician “wlU become the ‘®“’ *" undercutting pro- nian realitiee.’’ Tip jp E EAST i Bumdlde: MldndgUt Cowboy, opening lead. Sherlock Holmes weak, but the side singleton assuring Moscow that Roma­ moot universal speciality,” Dr. w^ of the Soviet occupation. Moscow exfremteta who fovor M M s im a ANOUK AIMEE "In our society," the Roma­ 2 TA'Fi . ART * PUSHBACK GIANT ACRES OF nia’s foreign pcdicy would con­ Edward J. KowalewsU declared Dubote, succeeded by Husak wide putyes ane even trials, Mon. thru Fri. 7:15 9:20 DIRK BOGARDE ^ nian leader stress^, "the whole Sat. and Sun. Cinema I A n : Uktnlglit Cow­ f AUDITORIUMS ^ G A IU R Y ^ SEATS SCREEN FREE PARKING tinue to give priority to "friend­ ’Thursday. as patty cbief last April, t o ex- Details of tha speeches to the 7:00 - 8:00 press, be H dally or periodical, 8:80.d :« 0<7:00' 0:00 boy, 2, 4:80, 7:40, 9:00; Funny ship, alliance and cooperation First qualifying examlnatlona NEXT FLICK "ALICE'S RESTAURANF ■Dclo-poUUcal or cultural, must CUrl, 8:00 with all the Socialist (Oommu­ for general practitioners will be womm: animal, saint, mistress, lover. consistently and firm ly promote SJart HaMford D rive-Ih : Jua- nist) states.” held Feb. 38, and March 1, 1970 nk MBAtrm • Welch the political line of the party. Which is the tnie^jj^I’W LawrenceDurtelllawrence^k Durrells s tine, 9:10; Lady in Ceiherit, 7:80 FINAL WEEKS! *XADY DV OEMKirr* [SJ in 80 different cities. Genera] Heady Prcdtlem for Marines “All reviews and publications e: ^ Wlnfenr Drlv»-In: Bon­ practltianera with six years ex­ -d rap er must mirror the concept and CAMP PENDLETON, fiallf .1. I m o i 2a I nie A Clyde, 9:80; BUBet, 7:80 EASTHARTFORO (Chavez To Seek Backing perience and who have com­ public, a C a^ Pandlatcn Impeccably Custom Tailored views of the piAUoal, social and (A P)—’The Marine Oorpe wres­ spokea'man said, MansAeld Drtve-In: Findera DKIVi IN i f KT 5 NOW For Boycotts in Capital pleted 900 hours of post graduate Keepers, Lovers Weepers, 7:80; cultural inaUtuUons to which study are eligible for the com­ tled todw^wtth a heady proh- Gen. Leonard F . CkMi^nan Jr. they belong. W ASHING’rO N (A P ) —OaU- IndMdMlIy styled for your windovrs . . . from simple draw draper-"" _ Panawsion’ Colot^Oe tu»e^ ' Vixen, 9:00 prehensive exams. le m : WlUiYto young blacks be al­ earlier this month granted'Mack L-, fomia table grape boycott lead­ MIsncheMter D rtve-In: Bpirtte ’TO D AY: "B U L U T T " a t 5:49 A 9:89 — SAT. 1:40.5:85-9:S« "It cannot be admitted for lowed to have busMer halrcuto? Marines permtorton to wety ”1.^ Important swags and Austrian shades . . . in ExpuMivE ooum mrs! ’TODAY “ BO NNIE ft C L Y D E " a t 7:30 — SAT. 8:80 ft 7:80 er Cesar Chaves oomM to "Practice-eligible” examin­ of the Dead, 9:20; Dedbroy All any reason that works of opi­ ations will be offered for 10 WUUe Lee Morrow, a sucoeas- limUed A tio halrcuto. The move^ fashionable norman's of Salisbury fabrics. A complete custom Washington this weekend seek­ Monsters, 7:80 nions be puUished ... which ful Negro barber, oaya U’a not by the Marine Corps comman­ service . . . including expert installation. I NOW PLAYING # ing financial and moral backing years, after that graduating State Thenitre; Bullet, 0:40, FOR THE RRST TIME! run counter to the Ideology of physicians will become diplo­ only possible but can be done dant waa aimed at cooling la- our society." tor his farm workers union 9:80; Bonnie A CHyde, 7:80 w x a B > mats only by spedaliziity in within the Ugtit, traditional ra- clal trtoUoii. NO ONE UNDER U Oeausescu’a criticism reflect­ m ovem ent U A Theallre; JudUne, 7:00, family medicine. atrictiona of the Marins Corps. No sideburns or "eccen tric JMced from $18.00 per window, up to alM 48" wide by 42" kmg. w WILL BE ADMirnD 9:00 THIS ed the apparent opposition of He will attend a rally at the Camp Pendleton otfieials cuto" are permitted. i M l some periodicals to his regime’s Natkmal Cathedral Sunday Kowaletkl was guest speaker d n em a I : Last Sununer, 7:00, for the annual symposium of the q>ent $140 to bring Morrow and Many young Negroes in tlM 9:00 IS TOGETHERNESS! extensive controls. ’The speech night. Other speakers Include four male models from Ban Die­ Marines as elsewhere have FoY^ln-Your-Home (^nsullation. Call 643-4159 M l BURNSIDE PLUS— oouM be viewed as another sig­ Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, folk singer Connecticut Academy of (3eneral Practice meeting at the Ifiltan. go, where he operates a hair- turned to Afrtcan-otyle halrcuto •’’ C O U U nal to the Soviet government Joe Glaser, Sen. Walter F. Mbn- rtyling parlor for Negroaa, tor a In expression of ctdtural herit­ I ® - . s s ; dale, D-Mkm., and Rep. James Nearly 800 physicians attended Tar FREE HOME SERVICES on: BULLITT that Romania will remain faith­ three-hour demonatrattmi before age. 'n , ful to authoritarian communism O’Hara, D-Mlch. ' the technical lectures. . VERY WEIL BE THE Open Forum ------— t U L U T T ' Marine photographers.' ’Ilu pic­ Morrow says black man and and not go the way Czechoslova­ Chavez also is scheduledXto tures, before and after, now are women have 14 kkuto of hair, E A iE W /m O R kia started last year. Carpeb^ Linoleum, Vinyla and TDe. 'MOSTEKPUGIT Olne SnUfbig •NNIEL appear Monday before Mk^ being studied. ranging from "kinky coarse" to Oeausescu has irked the So­ Export Hnto Friday Night Speciai DRIVf IN i f RT 5 dale’s Senate migratory labor "I riwwed It can be done," "curly wavy." "A coarse type Our estimator will be glad to call at your home ’To the Editor, viets in several ways since he subcommittee, vidilch Is explor­ \UBABANE, Swaziland (AlP) Morrow said Thursday. "I of hair wMch growa to the right at your convehlence. FILM EVER MAK. Recently we have heard of took over the government. ing the use o f pesticides. On imodity Is grass huts. The showed them four different Afro side,” he says by way of exam­ one death and the arreat of oth­ He rejected Soviet attempts to Tuesday, Chavez wUl go before Detective It. Frank Hfional beehlve-afa^>ed huts halrcuto, and did them In 10 to ple, "should be cut with a IH- er young people for sniffing keep Romania as a supplier of the House ‘Select Committee on 13 minutes each." RUSS M KVKR'S have Nought on with touriata Inch blade, cutting up to the glue. Unfortunately children The Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant B ullitt—'Some agricultural products to already Labor to endorse O’Hara’a bill Marines tried headgear of all and youth fall to realise the from neighboring white-ruled three-quartars crown and In tha induMriallzed parts of the Soviet on occupetional health and safe­ types on moon-moulded hair of "Chaige It" on Ketth’s New seriousness of this search for Twin Lobster Dinner $J n r Other kind of c e p . South Africa. ’Turned out by a direction in wMch the hair VIXEN. bkx: and instead started ty standards for farm workers. team o f 3$ A frican hut-makers the models. Morrow, 39, says R evolvin g Monthly CracUt Plan I "k ic k s ." bulKUng up Rom ania’s Industry. INTRODUCING ERICA GAVIN A S VIXEN. Innhidiiig potato 4k vegatable Chavez will talk TUeaday hd’s latest export they fit, and the hair looked A mwetol cut in Morrow's ’The publication, "What you Dhllke most other Oommunist night at the < ^ n ln g o f a 81-hour here a t R ah te 180 (8353) a neat. ■Ixq) oorts $8. A sarvloe haircut RESTRICTED TO ADULT AUDIENCES. IN EASTMANCOIOR. Should Know About Drugs and ANOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL STEV E IVICOJEETM Opposite tha Bonnet Junior High Bohool on Lower (Bouth End) Mahit Otioat—Phone 048-4189 nations in Eastern Europe, Ro­ ’’surprlae-in’’—billed as demmi- throw, the hutk are rontedersd The pictures won’t ba nude usuaUy costa lass than 81. PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY RUSS MEYER. AN EVE PRODUCTION. NarcoUcs," published by the mania maintains good relations stratlons at spots not announced just the thing \for swimming Hartford Courant on page SI b O A ^ T R P P P * complete menu including AS^E)LILIJTT'^SSS% with Oommunist China and has in advance—in support of the pool change rooms or gardsn states, "Sniffing glue, gasoline, remained neutral in the power grape boycott. abelters in JohaniteDbursr*a up- PLUS—X TRA SPECIAL CO-HIT or other toxic vapors is a per­ Dance to the music of RodeviUe’s own "Niclt Nicholas sistent and very dangerous. If Trio” from 8 to 12, or if you’re a country and western fan They're young... they're in love low level fad among the very nyoirve never seen one oi‘THOSE*movies. — go downstairs to our banquet room for some fine ...and they kill people. youig and some teenagers. Sol­ country entertainment from 9 to 1. vents In the glue — and oth­ Call and make your Beaervation now er products can act as poisons, WAKKEN Put Color oimI Bofwty In Your Gorduu! Plant Now! Fimlcrs Keepers ••• and esm result In permanent Banquet St Wedding facilities up ta 4M people. damage to the nervous system and liver, or In a single mas­ THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL 4k RESTAURANT l i | > e r s W e e p e rs! sive dose can kill.’’ Route 44A, Boltun -M3-9731 NOW I p ...IS ’The pamphlet,” ’nie Dope on $1.19 me SOS to see i Drug Abuse," by Robert V. ONLY Sellger states, "An extremely dangerous means of obtaining MUMS Grood News For Men Who a "kick" practiced by young teen-agers is the inhaling or THE LAND OF THE GIANTS ChryscHiRiGiiiuim F o r sniffing of solvents — . H m YOU'RE INVITED 93.35 chemicals contained In plasUo R egu lar $1.45 cement and aome toxic fluids TO 'lEZi, H o! C om e to the F a irr Th^ \^re Built Dififerently used for household and hobby Your mother always said you weren’t a Rudolph CHICKEN purposes can cause brain dam­ THE ______B U LB S-#L A N T N O W ! BULBS— PLANT N O W ! age, destroy kidney and Uver T h e G r e a t 1 9 G 9 . Valentino. And your wife never thought your figure could com­ tissue etc., when Inhaled." pare to Gable’s. But that doesn’t mean you can’t make the ’The above named pamphlet, most of what you’ve already got. Y,' al*o a film strip with record, B u c k b o a r d FRY entitled "Glue Sniffing" are Thia ia the year to start. We’ve got a way to help available at the headquarters of tulips you do it. the Woman’s Christlsui ’Temper­ 10 ance Union, 070 Farmington (3ome in to see us and let us custom fit you in Ave., Hartford and may be bor­ S t e a k H o u s e Now 100 years old one of our new ‘B O T A N Y ’ 5

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■A . V. PAGE FOUB ' , V . , l^ANCHJ&yfEK EVENING H IK AM . MANCHfiSTEft. OONN» PBTOAY, aRPTKMBi^ 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE F I V l United Fund Sikorsky Copter nam, are to be flown to New Tork today where they wiU be -A tu tfe t aiqn>ar w in be serv­ to the last opportunity for new Tolland (3ub wUl sponsor a story hoiur St. Matthew's CYO wlU meet include U. S. Sen. Thomas Set f-G metrics the beginning veterans ‘whose dtachaiges came ewajr as one ect o f M n . Por- are scheduled. teachers from eiU over the (foeron’s work la advising the Ww bocud also agreed to a country. Marinen in their choice of ac­ pottoy which would give full A nlne-yaar student of Mary 1 0 . 0 0 tivities in the community. They acadsanto credit to students par­ Dunphy Dance Studio In Rock­ have picked up Utter to help the ticipating in the Ugh school ville, Mias Reevea has studied S M I L I h ^ ^ S E R V I C E Chamber of Commerce In tts l O ’ band, which rrtiearses five days all kinds of dance. Three yoars "Keep Manchester Beautiful" p er 'week cumI participates in ago she started Spanish dancing Our fobulaus hastess culattes are just as bright and beautiful as campaign. They have served as concerts and parades. and Is emoUed in the teacher votunteen at Luts Junior Mu­ An additional piriicy govern­ training program at the studio. they are camfartable. Saft, saft fleece, wide flair legs, seum and as aides at Mary ing delayed school opening School Lunches Cheney Ubiary. One year, the houna in poor weather was School lunches tar the bcUance ta wear with ar withaut belt, in dynamic shades Marinen devoted time to teach­ adopted. of the mexith ere: Mocxlay, ing games and songs to retard­ sloppy joe on loU, buttered The board agreed , to attempt of red, rayol, lilac ar aqua. Sizes S, M, L. lingerie ed children in Manchester and to delay sifoool opening hours green beeuis, carrot and cseiery Mansfield. Another year, they miher than cancel ■chodl for sticks, orange half; Tuesday, helped with the painting and «p- the day whenever possible. beef stew, pepjwr slaw, bread ksep of the Oirl Scout Camp When storm y or toy roetd con­ and butter, strawberry short­ Merrlwood on Oardner St. ditions make traveling hasard- cake. Laxlen of Brownie and CHri ous, notice of the delayed open­ Boys League Trip Soout troops have been assisted ing will be announced on w n c The Tcdland Bc^s League will by Marinen In oonduotlng pro­ radio, not later than 6:80 asn. sponsor a tr^ to the University grams at their meetings. School will close at normal of Conneotlcut-Unlverslty at 7he girls have orgaMsed hours on these days, with spe­ New Hampshire teotbsil game money-raising projects to en­ cial Undergarten sctiedules an- art U(3onn Oct. 4. i able them to participate in the nowsed to parents. Buses will leave the Htoto tmlning program of sailing in­ K weather reports Indicate Memorial School parking lot art struction at Mystic Seaport. A ttiat road oondlUona wiU oon- 11:80 a.m. A fe e at 75 cents will part of this, program consists lal HoHpital. Patricia ha« juat International prognuna, com­ cover the ticket to the game graduated from Wert Virginia 'tlnue to be hasardous tlirough- in having the group sail a 82- munity and aide servlcea and oitt the morning hours, the and the tianaportaiUcn. Boys foot schooner. Wealeyan Ck>llege, where her or programa, the aoouta not on­ and their fomillea ‘wishing to at­ alrter, Deborah, will go ae a schools will be dosed for the In working with teen-agen, ly lecum to help others, but alao day. tend are asked to nrwii«»|rit their freahmon thla fall. team managers. Mn. Porcheron finds there Is extend their Intereata beyond The ertshUabment of petty not the generation gap of which Mr*. Porcheron recelvM pro- their troop’s immediate ao- Arubnlance Dance feulonal advice and informa­ caahi funds, although previous­ W e hear so much. Today's teen- tivtUea by learning of other The fourth annual fund-rais­ tive material from the Connect­ ly authorised, has lut yet been agen are more Involved with places, their peoples and ing dinner dance sponsored by icut Valley Girl Soout Council made at the schools. people and the (x>mmunity. cuatoms. the ToUand Volunteer Ambul­ Y ll YNiS ONI ON In Hartford. The councU’a train­ Dr. ICacKenzie^ recommended They may express themselves The United Fund contributes ance Asaoclation wUl be held ed rtaff oonducta chUMea to in- the Amd be handled on a re­ differently, perhaps not always to the support of the Girl. Oct. 11 at the KocKdussko Club AND NAVI SOMI atruot troop leadera. The re- volving basis, with the school wisely, but they may do these Scouts. Tour donations support / in RockvlUe. iq>onaibillty of maintalnlier board dsterminlng the amount things to make adults more tha United Fund. PIIK-A-BOO FUNI eoout campa auch aa M eniw ood / at the fund to be drawn. The aware of what they are trying In Mancherter and Merritt in poltcy sets ig> the teclinioal reg- to accomplish to meet today’s ulatlMiB for handling the fund. FOR RENT needs. Eart Hartland ta alao part ot the councll'e work. Assessors Hours 8 and M mm. Movto P i» 8 .9 4 regular 12.00 I The Porcheron family lives Monc haHw f l ToUatnl 'tax payotk have again JacAnni ■ ifd ar Nknt, alM The G irl Scout program en- M mm. NMa ptajaatoia. on Notch Rd. in Bolton. Mr. ablea girla to obtain knowledge Wollptipar & Point Co. arrived at (he time of year Porcheron is a design analyst In areaa not ■ provided in the Inc. when they must make ttielr at Pratt A Whitney in North WRJK>N DRUG CO. nchool'e curriculum, thua MAS BMVBD TO annual trek to the town hall to Ttr Main B t-J I«L MS-Mli Haven, and Mn.\ Porcheron broadening their educational ex­ 1189 TOtXANti TPKE. declare their jnoperty, wOh the works at Manchester Memor- perience. 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o PAGE jSB MAWCHEaTElt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 \ MANCHEiyfEh EVENING HERALD\MANCHESTE1L CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAG E SEVEN Thumbs are Tour Tickets New Shipment Of Town Organists W ill Appear in j ' . V For Australian Newlyweds WOOL FLANNEL Con^rt Series HONG KONG CUSTOM TAILORS SAleBiRds Bgr m n n u E tT A u x t h "For about two, weeiDS we read of the incident In a news­ ' Tw o Vnnehefter oygejMsto w ill BIoo.. Sept, n A aaoeiated Pm a W ilter were hungry ah (he thne," she and COATING ^ ieiattxftl In a aeries of .LADIlt* Mtirs VICUNA paper responded so generously CASHMIRf TOKOATt — said, "but then we got so we Annivertary Sale NEW YOttK (AP) — BaiMfy the bad taste tunied into a tar n v nwiring land dnas making. By the poond K mpKhly SuDday programs at St. SILK MOHAIR SUITS ■■ . coidd go all day without eating sweet one- Jfimea’ Epiaoopal Cfaurdi, 2564 SAVE and Keith Haneox, a Utdi-hlk- md by the yard. Rnir' malriiig eqnlpment and ' WOOL/SNARKSKIN SUITS — and not fed it.” ’n ie v is it over, the HanooiGes Main S t, Qlaotortbm'y. DACRON SUITS — 20% to 40% iiV Auatrallan oou|)le -who have WOOL CASHMtRI JACKIT Wien the ooupte arrived In hitched a ride wMh a newsman Norman Slade of ua E. Mld- ^ Don't m m thii .nnnrtgnil/. SILK MOHAIR SLACKS ---- oriaecroeeed much of the United New York to stay with friends —"It’s no good trying to get a dte 'Tpb*., otgaMabchftnnastar IN*, •uirwi. COTTON DACRON SHIRTS Stefea cutd are aiming at the for about a week, they had Juat ride in a cMy,” explained Kieilfa at St. Jamea* Church, wiU ac­ tM< UNttKiMn. All *r. ■.!. world, atood on a ramp leading "done” New Ekigiand, and New —emd got a last loAJ aoft, 4 fern-WI8- waist or ties around the neck, According to the report by acme of Ms own compoeitlons the way down to the navel with inlne and demure with a mix* But a couple of weeks befora P *u l Mioynafaan and Alderm an O’Sullivan, Mbjrnohan wap hired have been presented. He col- all add new freshneea. Large they left, which was one day aft­ Tlmotliy Mioynaban arose from hy Vemale to serve as .Winter’s ♦1395 lahoratod with the Rev. Mr. thick ropes found originally In er their marriage, they sudden­ a onenman gfrand Jury inveEtigia- upholstery firms ore worn knot­ attorney, without Pinter’s re­ MicMuiy on some of these. die before a firing squad, biit ly decided to see America first. tkm Into organized crime In the quest. Escaped ^Lifer’ Slain: Police ty , accented with a brooch or After each program a sodnl the sentence subsequently was ‘We never really plan Waterbury area. " ’The report went on to say codtee hour and diBcusalan with scarf around the neck. aheaxl,” said Hanoox. "We take commuted to life In prison. Both elected trial by a Jury •hot Paul Moynahkn "used his TED TRUDON, Inc. the arUate wiU be held at The And a simple shirt can be part a ride and go as Car as it's Seek Man He Fought fl709aed Sept. 26 FREE of 12, and the Superior Court position as a ppkee officer to Meeting House, 137 New London o f a (oik costume, Just by the going, and then decide where VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE case was continued to Ont. 7. On protect the operations of Charles TMra., Glastonbury. PORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — addition of right accessories— we’re going from there^" "but he has not been charged in Indian beads, giqxiy fringe MeCALL Holiday Ibot date the defense attorneys Vemale os a Vence’ In the Oieft TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTm LU) PoUce pressed their search to^ ‘"Ihe only thing we’ve really the case." i Explosives, NUtoken scarf, or a cowboy leather bftt ore sxpectsd to present further rin g ," and taeeived a »870 color- day tor a man they said had a I^anned to do were to see the Beatrice Simmons, whom and scarf. arguments on a change of ven­ television 8ft from Vemale. Water Pollution Control fight with Dykes Askew Slm- For WhiMles, Explode Grand Canyon and the moon ue motion to have the trial held - Simmons raarrift) during his Apron PATTERN *o t,’’ ptd in Sandy, "and we Grant Crties to Rocky Hill mftis shortly before he was stay In tte Monterrey prison, DAVIS, W.Va. (AP) — A 10- outside of Wateibury. found dead. saw them both." said in CSeveland, Ohio, her hus­ year-old boy loft his right hand The suspended poMce o ffic ia l Insthranoe Abuse Qted WASHINOTON (AP) — U.S. (only 6M patterns available) ‘”Ihey told us hitddtUdig! was Simmons, 40, escaped last band 'was in Foit Woitb—Ms when one of several Hasting pleaded innocent to charges of Sen. Abraham R lb looff, D-Cmm. Illegal In most states," said flan- W^HINGTON (AP) —p * April from a Mexican prison hometown—on business, which caps he thought were whistles conspiracy and theft and reoeiv- has announced approval at a <>y, "but everybody has been vate Insurance oomponies are where he had served 10 years of Included discussions vritfa a and was posolng out to friends AND Ing and concealing stolen goods. federal grant of 829,472 for addl- very nice, even the police In The son, an attorney and a for­ benefiting to the tune of 860 mll- a life sentence for three mur­ writer-photographer. Simmons exploded. Asst State Fire Mar­ most ptaces, Uon a yea r because the V eter­ PLAZA DEPT. STORE tlons to the Rocky HiU, Conn., ders he said he did not commit. wanted to write a book about shal John Taylor said Tueoday. Plugged Sewers mer basketbcdl player at Provl- water pollution control plant. " A N ew Hampshire poUce- ans’ Administration U caring tor (We Have A Notloa To Please) ) His body, battered and his life. Taylor said WlUy Schwab was « «ew nampantre police- denoe College, pleaded Innocent Rlblooff said Tuesday the man told us hitchhiking was ille- their policyholders, says SeiL Moody, was found Wednesday Simmons was convicted in selling the "wMstieB" to feUow Mashiue CltaRed Fashion Show Set for Twins with a Mind of Their Own to charges of conspiracy, pefi. E. M DW U: ’TPKE. (Next to Pf^mlsr Hkt.) money Is from the federal Wa­ Beptto Tanks, Dry Wells, Jury and receiving and ooncehl- Abraham R lblooff, D-Conn. outside the home of the owner of 1969 of the shooting deaths of students at Davis Elementary (Pilgrim v^lills ter PoUutkm Control Adminia- Sewsr LJoee lutaJled—Cel' Twins are Indivlduale too whether they are identical or fraternal. ’ITie IVilland County Twin jp****! It up Inin the book.book, and Ing stolen goods. / We- have found that many OPEN WED., TBUB8 ., P1H. Hn f a liquor store where police said three young members of a Mon­ School Monday when the acci­ tratlon of the Department of the tar Waterproollag Deno. Mothers d i* will emphaMse flits when It presents a fashion ftiow Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. at the found old we were all right If we veterans of our armed forces flte fight started. terrey {rtiysician’s famUy, who dent occtured. FABRIC DBPARTMBIUT STORBS Tbe per^iry charge a g a l^ the Interior. It will be paid to the Vernon Center Middle School. ’Ihe IdenlHoal twins, left, except foe attire, are Joy and Jean •tayed off the pavement. 'And who receive health care in Vet­ Police identified the man were gunned down on a lonely He said he has no idea where son arose from his tesUnu^ be­ Bureau of Public Works of the c in n e y b r o s ’4 34 Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester Sadrozlnskl, daughters of Mt. and Mm. Donall SadroxlnsU, Vemtsi, and the fraternal ewtas I’ve been teUlng people K was fore State Referee P.n/fVftsu. erans’ Administration facilities sought as Paul Wayne Howell, road. The Texan always Inrifted the youth obtained the M K S have purchased private health NYLON Metropolitan Dtstrtet in Hart­ are Leonard and Lurliida Loso, cfifldren of Mr. and Mri. Lawrence Loio of ’Tolland. (Herald iUegat for 10 yearn,’ he sdld.” van, a former state / hqireme 34. "We’d like to talk to him,” he was innocent. caps nor how many he handed lU P e o ri S t — 643-S3I6 bisurance," said Rlblooff In a ford, D xm . Open Dcdly 10 am to $:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm photo by BucelvlciUi.) Moet people who picic tfaesn up Court chief Justice who conduct­ sold Detective V. T. Sommers, Twice he was condemned to o u t Sewerage Dtapoeol Oe. are kind and generous, they statem ent In the Senate ’Thura- ed the one^nan /^irond Jmy day. m M, and freiiiHntly they get a probe. / PANTY-HOSE , "However, the companies that night’s lodging and a meal as "Oie son’s dnense counsel Opening Arguments Start well. If they don’t, they roll out ailgued ’ThursiMy that the per­ Insure them—and to whom the the rieeping ba^ along the veterans make their payments— # Qualify Brands jury tdsarge s h i ^ be tried sep­ often do not reimburse the VA. road, under a tree or ixuh. arately because the other d »r- "We believe this abuse Is re­ Bandy aaya Keith has the ges Involve property and the per­ m Sizes To Fit Today in Ghieago Riot Trial courage for both—”I never had sulting In a 860 million yeariy jury case ^volves words. windfall to Insurance compa­ /A*k\ AAA.-.______...... o.uOAGO (AP) - Attorneys with conspiracy to violate the Hoe Wednesday at the opening ta *S?iIS»irlLbut It is cmrgea that the son re- n ies." ^.■esent their opening a ^ ^Urlot pjwlslons of the ClvU of the tri*l reLlned from hi? c e r lT lW ^ Id S ‘SaSTTn celved y 1200 stolen air condit­ Rlblcoff said his subcommittee # Shapes To Please ments today In the trial oft eight Rlffhtfl Act b y . th cr GOnfrDnLa.tlArHi rm Ita mmrrtTifl ___ «___ ioner ffom Charles J. Vemale on executive reorganization ex­ men charged with conspiracy to ^iJl^ve^Lf/ acmss slat, lines S ly ^ of WMeibury, one of the son’s pects a report from the General Incite riots during the 1968 Dem­ ^Ih the intention of inciting a Defendant, are Bobby G. moft*1f 1 *? U ,^ th n S ? ^ olleitts. O’S^livan’a re|xirt lost Accounting Office soon on the ocratic National Convention. H dy said ’Timothy Mbynahon extent to which private insur­ •1.39 ♦1.69 ♦2.29 A Jury of two men and 10 -Teaching th. i»e of Incendl- o b“ i! ^ ’ p ^ SS S^g^T ‘ "liked Ms position as an attorney ance oompaniea coiild be re­ women was seated ’Thursday. ary devices with the Intention party; Jerry C. Rubin, 81, and ' for Robert Pinter to protect the quired to reimburse the VA. ’IVm of the women Jurora sire they be employed in a riot. Abble Hoffman, 81, bdth of N ow ------, FLOOR Negroes. Most of those chosen —Obstruoting firemen and York and leadem of the Youth COVERIKO are—- housewives. .-vw. Four nw.,nM.women al- law enforoemeni offiolals In the International party—Ylpples* temate Jurora also were agreed performance of their diAles dur- David T. Dellinger 88 N ew RHONE 872-4636 or 647-1428 to by the prosecution and de- Ing a riot. York, editor of Ubeiatlon mag- I ' * KELLY ROAD lense. Hippie supporters of the de- ailne; Rennie Davis, 29, CSxlca- SAT ’The defendants are charged fendants who clashed with po- go, an antiwar organiser; John OPEN 5-DAYS WEEKLY 9-9 R. Froines, 80, Eugene, Ore., a VERNON CIRCLE t o 6 '0 0 Untverelty of Oregon Ohemlstty V eraon professor; ’Thomas B. Hayden, IIIKI 1 IKIN'. KOI II I l:\si lo I \ | | , |■(,■l,, I I I, 80, a founder of the Students for \KOI Ml . IKi I I Ml I.OOIO I \(> |:| II IIIN.,, M S I I,, a Democratic Society, and Lee VERNON, CONN. 1111 I \ I; M 1111 r Reneuml Agency^ 8 Director Weiner, 29, of C3ilcago, a North­ western University reseoixdi Takes On Willimantic Post assistant In sociology. In the selection of Jurors, de­ Mrs. Bftty Lou WUHams, Pinochle Group met yesterday fense attorneys exercised 10 of R eg. SALE focecutive director cf the local at the Lottie Flak Memorial their permlattble 17 peremptory SAVE $2.00 SQ. YD. RodevelopnMtiit Agsnoy, will with M players In the touma- challenges. U.8 . Atty. Thomas ACRILAN TEXTURED take over a Sttnllar posUicn In ment lezalon. A. Foran and hla assistant, INDOOR OUTDOOR the WlUdmantlo Redevelopment winners were Bernard Brtel. Richard O. SchulU, challenged 15 X 5-6 ACRUAN PLUSH, Avocado A ^ y stalling Wedneodoy. #,7 ; gophle Bogdan, 699, and only two veniremen. $118. *50 n y l o n" t w is t ’I^ eoc^on stag* of Ver- Adeline KoschwlU. 692. A regu- „ William . M. KunsUer of New CARPET BLUB GREEN, AEGEAN BLUB, AVOCADO non’, first phase of develop- lar pinochle party will be held York, one of the defense law- Avocado or Blua ANTIQUE GOLD, (30o6iA ment has been completed and Tuesday at Lottie Fisk at 1-18 “ ^*'**‘* ‘»»e <>* the 12 X 64» KITCHEN CARPET, Cold Tweed $117. loft month the regional ottloe puj women In the venire. ventre, JiuHth Judith A.a of Housing and Urban Develop- Manchester’s senior oittaen Sage, daughter of a policeman, meitt (HUD) recommended that bus>us wUlw ill pickDick upUD tournament be dismissed tor oauee R eg. $4.99 \ Reg. $11.95 the Vernon office be n^ierated players at the Lottie Flak Oct. When U.S. Dlst. Oxirt Judge 12x64i KITCHEN CARPET, Red Tweed M S. * 1 , 5 on « port-ttme bosia. 2 tor an all-day session In Man­ Julius J. Hoffman denied the ruling, the defense exeroleed a' Mra. WlUlonis has signed a chester. Vernon’s regular tour­ peremptory challenge. one-year conlraot with the WII- nament will be held, a light Kunftler also objected that limsntlo ogeeioy. She wlB still lunch will be served followed 12xl24» KITCHEN CARPET, Cold Tweed Hoffman, in reading the buUot- $ 2 2 1 . » 1 5 5 perform any duUea necessary In a v e Vernon. Her dual role has been ^.en mVnt toihe jurariitad Ided SAVE $4.00 S Q .\ d S $4 ss tween RookviUe and Manohes- u),, "oraon Welle read approved by HUD. ’Hie Vernon the agency baa no phuis to seek Declaration o f Inde^ le.!’ 12x18-7 KITCHEN CARPET, Green Tweed HEAVY TIP SHEARED ‘Tve never been >mpli- DUPONT 501 « $312. ’200 another dlreotor. OoUege Plana Quail ehootora who hunt In merited as to be com wlth Avocado or Antiqua Gold Parents of ooUege-bound sen tight cover should use « glove a great GPEr auoh Orion ACRILAN kxra at RookvlUe'Hi^ Soh^ * “v# the ob- 12 X 8 WOOL PLUSH, AvtR’ado Tweed MCNW TWEED. BLUE GREEN or GOLD TWEED are Invtted to a m e ^ to be ***** branohee. jectlon." the Judge Ited. $220.»125 held Sept. 80 at 7:80 In room ' " 76 at the sohool. R eg. $9.95 Francle R. ShoiteU, director Week-Long Conferencjt 15x11-6 NYLON TWIST, Moss Reg. $13JO »* '«9 S of guidance, wlU discuss how to m 4o. * 1 3 5 select a coUege, how to make skip the adjectives and get appUocttlon, coUege booixlt, New England, Jersey/t^olice loons and schoUnhlps ovail- 12 X 20 ACRILAN, Light Green '^able and other tapka of coti- $ $ 3 6 . * 1 7 5 com to parents. AH oounselors P ool Know ledge oi^Qpime^ which in the case of Impala indudes a whoie new SAVE $3.00 SQ. YD. - will be at the meeting to answer FOSTER, R.I. (AP) —Stats SAVE S7.0O quesflons. hundreds ^ valuable Items of police and Intelllgenoe officers 12x12 KODEL SHAG, Sa|^ire Seniors have Already been ad­ criminal jUtelUganoe,’’ MuUen $m o . ’ 1 2 0 from the six New England said ’Thursday. grilie, new hood, new front fenders, new taili^hts, HEAVY IPOOL PLUSH vised that the penalty date for states and New Jersey are pool­ HERCULON KIT CARPET ooUege boanks Is Oct. 1. Par­ "With this pooling of Informa­ Mott Tweed, Orenge Tweed. ing Information bi a week-long tion the six New Bhigland atates Orange Tweed — Avocado Tweed ents should moke sure that re- conference on organized crime Burma Gold tMlnUlon inatertals are obtain­ wUl have a true and aeeunte new interior trim and 12 new colors. Them is a that began Monday. picture of organised ortme here ed from the guidance office and Alm ost 66 oftioen art partial- mailed to Princeton, N.J., be­ —the ettuaUon aa It la todky," patlng In the ooiiferenoe at the fore that date. he said. new 250>hp standard V8, new fibeiglass-belted NYLON 9X12 Rhode Island State Police Acad­ MuUen said criminal tntsUl- R eg. $9.95 Reg. $19.95 Sophomcree will be given a emy, an Isolated former NKB ranenal aptitude teft Sept. SO gsnes has been exchanged for t , . y i . iMlIe base. years at the New England State RUST, RED, BROWN, and freshmen will be tested ’The oonferenoe it a system of tires on 15-inch wheete. And power disc brakes the next day. Juniors who ex­ PoUoe Administrators Oonfer- eemlnare directed by Cspt. enoe. COLD, GREEN pect to go to coUege wtU have James W. MuUsn, hsad of ah opportunity to take the Pre­ "But this la the fin t time all Rhode Island Stats PoUoe dstsc- oiimlnal Intelligence units per liminary Schdastio Aptitude Uvss and Oapt. Wayns Bishop, are now standard on the Custom Coupe. / ’Teft Oct. 26. ee have met together as In a SAVE S4.00 SQ. YO. head of Intelligence at Oonnectl- ’The toUowtng le the schedule body for this length of time.’’ ACRILAN H P SHEARED cut State Poltoe headquarters In Mullen said. for repreoentaUves of schooU Hartford. OR Reg. $69.95 and coUeges who be visit­ "The entire criminal, struc­ Many new‘‘availaMesr too. Headlights that stay HEAVY ACRILAN PLUSH ’With the Increase In crime ture of New England Is under ing UiA Mgh school i Univentty today, you’ve gft to get togeUier of Bridgeport. Monday; Harttotd review, the eflOote of sueoeaaful KODEL SHAG Mott, Antique Gold. Burma Geld like this,’’ said CM. Walter B. RospUal, Wednesday, and Wor- pblIcA proeecutlona," MUIlan NIUC CfftEEN, QQIX>. B LU E Stone, superintendent of Rhodp on until youfke in the house for example, c e fte r PalytecJiMc JnsUtUte. O ft. sold, "and ho^ we c^ n Improve a v o c a d o TW EED 8. Island State PoUoe wtio Initiated our attack on organised crime." the oonferenoe. Also, Doone OoUege, Oct. 8 ; . "Thta is goto g to have to be Ihe officers art eath« and (Computer Proceoslng, Oct. •; done periodically from now on," AH that and more. AH at a Chevrolet price, Bleeping at the barracks during ARMSHtONC CUSHION VINYL UNOLEUM Reg. $11.95 Champlain OoUege, Oct 27, and MMleneaML the conference which Is focusing R eg. $U .9S C. W. Poet CoUege, Oct. 18. Seminar speakers Wednesday •q. ,4. on a variety of rackets which In­ Included Trooper Richard J. 9 FT. WIDE Students should sign up In the cludes bookmaking, number^ expensive cars. Gettn^ ec^? Reg. $339 Sq. Yd. .99 guidance office In advance of Soheetderham of the ICaasaehu- WC HONOn Industrial and labor extortion, setts organised crime section CHOICE OF PATTERNS y / the day of the vtslt. narcotics and loanoharkldg. tq. y«t Ftawelfle Orsap and Lt. Jftm P. O'Donovan of "W e’re diseuaslng the chang­ the Massachuestta State PoUee t « CM* .: The Vernon Senior ClUsens ing ptoture and putting together detective dhrUloti. The 1970 Chevrolet bnpda. ^ - > On Ihe moYBb HANCHE9TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE NINE Ex^rdy Inept, He Gives G.I., Unable to Adjust First Draft of Charter Advice to the VoKandyman isim Ter., wife of wUUam J. PLAN NOW FOR A COMFORTABLE By BDCBAlZi KEBNAN Mc^eeney, died sHbrtly before numths befpre Prestdent Nixoa Is Due on WednesJUiy. at tbe hardware atore. I oont To Army, a Suicide m e Whabingtofi Foot remember the name of tt, but aiinotmced the nomination. By BERNARD D. NOSSRER According to Dr.' Bruce Brad- be awom to before they it is a screw with Uny fnMiwy slashing, with a recommenda­ Asked whether there has been Quite a wfhile ago I warned ‘H m Washington Post Mrs. McSweeney was bom In ford, chairman oif the Charter take any action iwi what t^y wings. You push tor.” Survivors^ beddes her hus­ as a federal circuit court judge, 8k>n officers will meet Oct. 8 blUty. of thing. folded wings. This rtiould be err-ism...the other thiy I cotddn’t Young Swanaon grew up In band, Include a sister, Mrs. "reUgloualy followed the deci­ and puUlc hearings are sched- He pointed out diat there is So I have produced a list of done with forbearance. The first move my fingera at aU. They D.B. l>rice of Windsor. Locks; New Britain and graduated sions of the Supreme <3ourt." uled for Oct. 18 and Nov. 1. a need to reach the people. He repairs that can be made by fact to remember about plaster told m e to stop btufifing o r and several nieces and is that a small hole in tt qtdto from Pulaski High School there. The Senate Judiciary Commit­ Since their appointmeilt by wauid hope that they people who don’t know what they’U put an electrode on my nephews. the Board of Selertmen In April, nilght send speakers from the they a re doing. Item s are In easily becennes a big heSe. He then went to nearby schools, tee, about to wind up Its confir- arm and give me a good shock Northwest Community College The funeral will be Monday maUrni bearings on Hayn- the commission membens have oomimlsslon Into every organi- tbe order in wiiicb they occur­ T h a t’s enough technical In­ REC ROOMS Comb. Storm a t 8:16 a.m. from the J<*n P, to wake it and me up...I know and Central Connecticut State, •worth, heard a group of hostile been working together, as sub- aatton to explain tbelr work red to me. formation for one sitting. By r u tiy to UU myself again If Tierney Ftmeral Home, 219 W. before he took a job in the witnesses Thursday. committees and wHfa the town ®'van to bold small cUscik- 1. To fix a leaky faucet: way of general advice I would fids keeps iq>. I just don’t care PORCHES Center St., with a Maas of i»- add only fiiis; don’t take apart Joins Practice pharmacy de{>artment at New Windows & Doors With aU Mgns pointing to con­ offidals. Sion groups in homes. First, tell your wife you are anymore. And fids tkne I’U qulem a t St. Jam es' Church at Britain (Jeneral Hospital. firmation, C9ialrman James O 'The officers of the town have ^ there is any one who would going to turn oft all tbe water anything that you’re not sure Dr. Stewart AUdnaon of West moke sure I don’t tsit” ROOM ADDITIONS 9. Burial wUl be In Jcunes' Drafted on July 28, he began Porch EndoMiTM at. Eastland, D-Mlss., told sonw been Invited'to discuss thdr ^ arrange, tor such a tat the liouee. Second turn off you can put back together Hartford, formerly of Manches­ A few days later, Pvt Swan­ Cemetery. all the water in tbe house. again. And remember wiiere his basic training at Fort Dlx supporting witnesses they need duties and responsiblUtles and h® Aould contact Dr. ter, has become aoaoclated son stashed his wrists again and a week later. By Aug. 21, he MODERN Friends may call at the fu­ (There ‘will he a wrheel-shaped you put the screwm. Aluminum Siding not return to Washington from to point out proMems end needs with D r. WUUam P . Keefe and trtrate that he had been given on was writing lwme,"WhBt am I neral home Sunday from 2 to hand valve on tbe pipe in tbe distant poinU to testify at the and suggest changes or tm- Domoorallc Wmnen Dr. Joseph C. Carpenfierl In the Arthde 16, ptsdahment by the about to tell you no doubt wlU 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hearing. cellar by the wmter meter. You KITCHENS G u tto n & Loodoffs provements they feel will be ^® Columbia Democratic practice of medicine qieclaUs- oranpnny conunonder, tor his shock you.” WE DO THE Although the committee in­ vaJuaUe. Women's Club wlU hiSd their will have to turn It for a long ing In ophthalmology with ot- attam ))t Gifford J. Lnffnuui Saigon Denies He eald lie had slashed his tended to finish hearing testlmo- 'There was a meeting held n^etlng of the year at the time, but by all means do turn flees at 240 Aohley St., Hart­ Last Sunday, Pvt. Swaiunn, iATHROOMS ROOHNG ROCacVILLE —Clifford J. it the whoJe wray.) wrUts with a razor blade. "I COMPLETE JOR ny today, the chancee remained Sept. 18. tt was found that pay Matek, Hen- Proxmire Oaim ford. 21, was found deed in hto bed can’t steep and I can't stand Luffman, 87, of 8 Mountain St. Take your screwdriver, that the Senate would tor the amount of work done “®9U“i Rd., on Wednesday at Dr. Afidnaon, a graduate of at home in New Britain, Oom. all this harassment . I hate INCL PLUMRING. died this mom4n«: a t RockvlUe wrench and pUeis (which you confirm HayTisworth by Got. 6 seemed imreasonably small. Dr. ® P'™' Of M16 Rifle Sale Manchester H l^ Sch(x>I, rocetv- he had taken an overdose of it here and wlH do anything to General Hospital. should keep, along with your when the Supreme Cburt beglM Bradford said this seemed to be Speakers attending will be ed hla BA degree from Wes­ sleeping pUls. get ottt . . . I can’t run and WIRING. HEATING Mr. Luffman was bom Nov. its new term. saiw. In your bureau draw er, SAIGON (AP) — A South 20, 1911 In Montreal, Canada, because th e people doing th eir -Albert Hadiglan, incumbent leyan University, Middletown, I9s father Arvid, a tool and my heart kee)w eklii|ilng beats Dining two weeks of hearings, assuming you have small chil­ son of Mrs. Gertrude Duff Luff­ jobs were dedicated to their candidate for the Board of Bdu- Vietnamese military spokesman and his MS degree from the die maker, sold over the tele- and I faU and they keep yell­ wltnoMWs and some senAtora work and only this kept them cation; Mrs. Adele Urban, can- dren) and remove the little today denied a charge by U.S. University of Tenneaaee. He phcsie Wednesday in a hoorae ing at me to get up and stop man of Rockville and the late sorew on the hob-water handle CONSTRUCTION John Luffman, and had lived lia/ve questioned Haynaworth's working for so little. dldate tor the office of town was awarded his M.D. from the and steky vetoe: bluffing. Please help me . . .” — it is usually tbe iKt water Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., in Rockville tor many yearn. stock holdings, and his ruHngs Mrs. Margaret DUworth, town and Miss Louise 'Thomp University of Vermont OoUege "Sometxxly’s got to answer His tamUy caUed MesklU's io-’ on dvtl rights and labor issues. clerk, was asked if she thought ****’ candidate for tax collector, .that lealcs because hot water that the Saigon government la of Medicine. After Interning at oal office In New Britain and He was a retired weaver, and trying to sell new weapons the for thls...we begged everybody HONOR.RILT had been employed in the Rock­ None of the testimony has her post would beat be appoint- women of Ckdumbla are is more expenetve — and pry St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, tor help, the Red Ooes, his the congressman himself got a SERVICES "‘ Bolton _ . (Herald (ihoto by Buoeivlciua) changed the mind of Lawrence hre or elective. She felt if It cordially invited to meet the off the handle. If you flake off U.S. government has su{>pUed he completed his training letter from Sweotaon a few days ville woolen mills. He was s it. cani)mny oemmander, Oongrees- CONSTRUCTION U.8. Army veteran of World Leon A. Thorp E. Walsh, a spokesman for the was appointive It would become candidates, a bit of chromlinn, don’t wmr- In ophthalmology at Georgetown man MesklU...aU we were look­ later. Swanaon said he had seen W ar n. influential American Bar Asso­ a political plum and this would School Menu ly. You can keep a washcloth Proxmire claimed Thursday University Medical (Jenter, two Army peydiiatriste—later, that the Scxith Vietnamese gov­ ing for was someone to take RT. 44-A-80LT0N Survivors, besides his mother. ciation, who testified In favor of be bad. She noted the town "P**® menu for Horace W. draped.over the handle In tbe Washington, D.C. During that core of fide boy.” he waa to write that he had Include a brother, Howard A. Haynsworth last Thursday. clerk’s association has for some Porter for the week of Sept! future. Now you will see the ernment has offered {nivate time he held a National Institute seen them each tor five min­ CALL NOW arms dealers more than 6,000 of Ocngressnisn Thom as MeskUl Uiffman of Rockville. Thorp Writes 30 "If the facts are as they've time been seeking a four year 29 is: Monday, veal cutlets with seamy side of your tap, a bud- of Neurological Dlseasee and (R-Oenn.), a trim air toroe vet­ utes—"and they didn't help at the new, U.S. M16 autom atic ri­ FREE ESTIMATE The funeral will be Monday been made public, I don't surtlcl- term for clerks. tomato sauce, mashed potato, ness-lUce protuberanoe. Near Bllndneas Fellowndtip. eran, had been writing and phon­ all. I can’t take any more . . . TEL 649-9408 fles plus grenade laundtera, at 8:16 a.m. from the Burke pate any change," Walsh said -Also a t the meeting was *>nrt®f®d peas, peaches; T\ies- the base will be heocagonel sec- ing Army authorities at the Pen­ Sgte. making Pvt's eat there submachine guns and pistols. He has also served as a pilot SBRVINO EASTERN OONNBOTIOUT Funeral Home, 76 Praspeot St., Thursday night In a telephone Leonard German, chairman of Schoolboy sandwiches, but- tton, and you ahotSd turn this tagon and Fort Dlx ever alnoe cigarette butte (aic). Lart Sun­ interview. The South Vietnamese Eqwkes- with the U.S. Air Force. Ho la with a Mass of requiem at St. the Board of Tax Review. Ger- *«*'®d (iarrots, vanilla pudding w ith your wrench o r pUens. married to the former Jane ycxing Swanson end Ms foniUy day we weren’t allowed to go OVEik TWENTY TEARS To Herald Career Even Senate opponents of MRS. JOHN JOSEPH OLSOWY JR. man said his government is ne­ Bernard’s Church at 9. Burial man said all their work Is done fruit; Wednesday, ham- Pretty soon the whole thing Limburg of East Hartford. They had gotten tti touch with httn to church . . . tt’a like a jail (Continued from Page One) Haynsworth -have conceded re- gotiating wdth a British com{>a- here ...” will be In St. Bernard's Cem­ 'The m arriage of Miss Diana Jay photo hi Februajy. He ecild anyone hurg In gravy, mashed potato wHl come lse in your hand, and their three children Uve at iart month. On Tueedoy, he ny tor the sale of 200,000 weap­ Ute ree{xxisea to Mesldll's In- BUDGET PLAN UP TO 8 YEARS etery. Military honors will be director of the entire ad- Nov. 11, Armistice Day," Thorp chances block- Louise Magnanl of Manchester ® complaint against the buttered com, fruit c ^ k ta il followed by some water. Do 72 Spring Lone, West Hartford. wrote Army Secretary Stanley accorded at araveslde. _»i_i ■...... - ^ higIng oonllrmatloticonfirmation seem rti™dim. to John Qisowy Jr. of * and their bouqueto were work of the asaessors may come Thursday, toasted cheesT^d not lose your nerve, tor tbe ons, but all are obsolete and R. Resor and said: quiiies were routine Irttera of He has said. "We lost only the Satur- Friends m ay caU a t the fu- ‘*»Partment. lay publication because Mon­ ^ong the Issues which BloomfieldId was solemnised last to hers. before the Board of Tax Re- wlch, mixed vegetables fmah water will stop wnrtt^ bi a very few are tn operating condi­ ”1 feel that the Army was acknowledgement and a )>rom- tion. neral home Sunday from 2 to been a director and' secretary day was a holiday on which we «Tfl>ted a ftw the ABA took Us Saturday morning In S t mament. (did yeu turn that Mother Has Bmah groealy negligent In fids case. Ise of a report. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of the corporation :[tooe 1961, wouldn't have published a Imtlal stand on Haynsworth was Bridget Church. c e ^ the bride, was of review wlU.help them. They ed beans, cole slaw valve In the cellar all the way?) He said most of the weapons David Swanson asked tor help Swanson's mother also wrote During; his tenure, Thorp work­ paper anyway. J^lce Department dlsclo- The bride Is a daughter of flower girl. She wore a green must fill out a form and It murt cooked eggs, jello. ’ Look at the bottom of the were made in Britain, France, With School Dress Coile and did not get R.” the congressman, {tleadlng tor Frank A. M artin w e ‘hat the judge had pur- Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Magnanl gown and carried a bouquet Denmark, Italy or Japan and help In finding "some kind of ed for three g;eneratlons of "The only trouble we had dur- thing you have got loose. There At Fort Dlx, M ajor George COLUMBIA — Frank A. similar to but smaller than the the few U.S. arms Involved (CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP) — A )Mt|>erB I have to have signed the Ferg;u8on family, the late ‘b" moving was when the ", ®*''™«'‘ck of 361 Oakland St. The brlde- will be a braas screw bolding E. Chase said that the com­ Martin, 76, of Hunt Rd. died other attendants. were manufactured In 1917. South EuclU mother has taken for hts release.” She wrote that Thomas and Ronald Ferguson, **** Item, a paper cutter, tum- whUe a caw Involving the groom la a son of Mr. and Mrs. a amaH black rubber wasMbr In mand there was satisfled that Wednesday at a Mansfield con­ firm was before him. Ronald Tedtord of 80 Ubenty place. Unscrew the screw and "The weapons . . . were not; issue with the dress code at she had hemorrhaged twice and present co-publlshera hied down the basement stairs John Olsowy of Bloomfield. Wapping Man Recalls Brtirtt lUgh School in the suburb Swanson’s case )iad been oqr- valescent home. Walsh said the ABA asked St. served as best man. Rich­ pry out the wartier, which will provided ... by the United while carrying David and that Thomas F. and Walter R. For- “‘“®h 8‘- plant and was their res'onnl WUUam ard Olsowy of Bloomfield, which does not {>ermit h er son rectly handled and that no In­ he had been a fnail baby, born Mr. Martin had made his be flattened with a ring deeply States," he said. “The Army of quiry wUi be made. home tor the past five years In .___ . brother of the bridegroom; end the Republic of Vietnam ob­ to attend clnsses wearing a a month premature. eil the services of Carl Nynuui, incised in tt. Majcn- Chase said that after D ^ L i Columbia with his son, John A. He has seen drastic changes Una, but he described the aoUon “‘”celthmtL^toe“m^tel MUiolelt Jr. of 26 tained the weapons before the muStaclie. On Tuesday, David’s (Mrents, whom he described os a "crack- Mrs. Meir’s Influence You forgot to get washers, Swanson’s first suicide attenqit, Martin. He was formerly em­ In Manchester, the. newspaper as"juttamatterofwutlne." ^ ^®«> Harvey Allen SlomovlU, 17, a his brother, Cart and sistera, five stores o f f a s h io n erjack Cheney Bros. Machin- didn’t you? Drive down to tbe United States involvement.’’ he had been twice Interviewed ployed as a machinist at Brown geime as a whole, and advertis­ Ovll rights spokesmen pre- Raymond % ^hy Mrs. Magnanl wore a sky blue (Oonttmied from Page O n e ) ------' sophomore, was sent Iionte EUiaabeth Ann (Jsrlaon and Bev­ lit," to take measurements and hardw are sto re aivd buy a box He €idded that one condition o f by "aocial work technlcUms” and Sharpe Tool Making; Co., ing specifically over the last sented formally Thutaihiy the **‘“'®hester was organist and silk drees with a jewel neckline Tuesday Iqr school officials be­ erly, buried the young soldier. make repairs. "It worked per- The Zionists were offered a ^ future. She had the vi-' of asBonted sizes. Toil your wife the sale is that the purchaser and three times by psychiatric ProvUdsnce, R. I., and was a half century. He has watched objections they had been raising ■®*“*"*' Bouquets of cturysanthe- and Adine skirt, matohlng ac- cause he was 8{x>rting a mus­ On their return liome, they fecUy until It was abandoned deal. Sion, and ttie m ade believers not to turn the valve In the make the weapxms nonoperable, officers, all lasting for a min­ Navy veteran of World War I. agencies come and go. Some publloly ever since President ""to * cessorles and a corsage of white “they are for scrap metal or tache. They 'turned him away found a telegram from the di­ once a year savings about a year ago," he added. The bride was given In mar- sweetheart roqes. Ihe brtde- The German DP's would be ns." oeUar wiiUe you are gtne. again after his mother sent him imum of 30 minutes. Their rector of mortuary oiteratlona, ...... Survivors...... ' Include ...... another _grew, . others ______passed out of the Nixon nominated the 86-year-old J: Find a washer that fits, not­ souvenirs only.” aon, Frank T. Martin of Chico- picture. Terrific changes have . credited Cliensy’a mach- jurist to replace JusUoe Abe lamer. She w o r t a poom’s mother wore a ooooa permitted to sail for PalesUne, As tor Meltzer, sopn after back. judgement, the major said, was 8{>ecial services, memorial di­ pee. Mass.; six grandchildren, taken place In the last 10 years, hi* ®hop w,th saving the day on Portae. nill-lenph empire gown of dul- brown celanese acetate dress provided the Cyprus Jews Mrs. Meir’s visit to (Cyprus he ing that it Is not flat like the "U the man tor whom Brurti "with time, the boy could ad­ vision, Fort Hamilton. N.Y. R Sept. 29 thru Oct. 11 worn one but Is slightly cone- he said. ..loiijrmany uccosmisoccasions wnonwhen uiethe p p^>er ^ r Haviwworth'o cet ---- satin- and Alencon lace de- wldi matching lace ana and acces- „ "I the “T 800- and ^ the““ other vouimeerevolunteers were wrere High School was named had a just.” offered to provide David with a great-granddaughter, and sev­ rtraped, and screw tn the brass Roses Planted Eariy eral nieces and nephewa. "The bl-««u»«i--amencanItalian-Amertcan her mis- as a seaman for the PalasUn- Siiow, scheduled for Bonn in She said the iate Charles geant, company emnunonder you to the world of {dumbing, and chaplain. son 8l., Wllllmantic, with a o rtiir« '“f ory of this reporter, occurred ^ tachable satin train edged with Club m East Hartford. For a Cyprus Jews ian cause was flnlrtied Meltzer 1979, thousands of hrtematlonal Brush, inventor of the electric PROJECTOR LAMPS .V .®' newspaper sd- about 40 years ago. Our Man- genUrtte^ * R®pr®- lace. Her bouffant veil of im- P*®"® trip to Los Angeles and “ cep* the deal. Their lead- redeved passage back to the on alluring world in which logic arc light, wfew a mustache The major denied that Swan­ Mass of requiem at St. Colum- vatfedes a t roses are shwartF All Types Always In Stock ba’s Church a t 9. Burial will beginning to cherter High Scl^I o W T fpia_ nv.i-ini.i6-- A ^ J J ' p^ed wiRsilk Illusionillusion wwas m UT81U?-arrang- 5“'^ ' xwM.sm»Mra. wisuwjTOlsowy wvrowore a w^ -j w .A. A -..WAAA vjiiibvu o%ace9.®*“*®*- rieH® retisvieilreturned ito redgns and everything fits, and being grosvn throughcxit tbe which she described as a "real son had been forced to do push- take hold, laigely due to the U{w with his slashed wrists. In­ be In St. Joseph's Cemetery, raise money tor the annual ^ has ®^ * headpiece decorated two-piece KeUy green knit dress his home In New Tork City if you are tempted to try more dty. At the botanioal gardens cookie-duster. ’ ’ WELDON DRUO CO. offret press." ambitious prefects, tbe main deed, he oboerved, the private WlllimonUc. Woshtogton _trip,_ was staging a I ': ’ with cluster, of orange bloA hlack patent leather ^ week later, the hJL and around the Bonn UMvetatty Mra. Slomovlte said that her TST Mafta PA thing to remember is that If oampus more than 10,(W0 vorl- 80o^s mustache waa his own had been returned from sick Friends may call at the fu­ call following hla first wrist MS-MSl neral home tonight from 7 to j™ r E £ - i J ' r. ~ soroehtlng doean’t fit, it is you etlea are growing. busineaB. Hosiery & 9. tbat is wirong end not the plumb­ SST S L T " «, > □ ,. ing. Pl)>e threads do not moke months In South ber when trolloys ran down the ing, with the receiuta. of oourae ® commitment to law and or- . --Mra. -Olsowy Is employed as ^ori<^ mtatakes. Mrs. Andrew N. HweaUnnd west side of a far 861 COVENTRY — Mrs. Annie - - -r fram hajd- donatedT’toe R®P'/<>hn Oinyer. OaM^Ild s“ -^SfTlhf a communication supervisor by ertabUshment In the C y- 2. To retrieve a diamond ring surfaced Main St 'It was quite When I approached Leon with “ Democrat from Detroit. . ’ . ______bride, the Recording and StatlsUcal '^®b, altnough tt Returning to New Tor*, he Zimmerman Sweatland, 82, of was maid of honor. She wore that has fallen into the wash on experience getting..e off the uiD oari»u- thisuiis suggeeUon,suggesuon, hene repliedrepiiea suchsu(Ui registering oppoelUon ^ Corp. u, WN. aurant.Sweat' .__. .. - ■■cuuij wm nui nou uul, UUI. OIQ __...... laa anil mon/lai-l.. Ti_ pipe beneath the txtsin. Take up SAVE UP TO 20% Ing to happen." promise the thesplans a center- f®**®™^®" of civil righto organl- mandarin collar. Her g^e attended Eastern Oon- *** power plays. - to sign up as a volunteer again, A loigc wrench or tinker with land, died yesterday at her The same old-timers may also page ad free If we would "drum “ *l°n»—and the— TextUe ...... W ork-___* ">"• ''®‘*v-ii ------. arranged------from*----- necticut State College In Among the prosperous busl- o® a ship running file tight your pUers untti you throw them home. S1a_A aw. _ mmA aa# OOHlOUr nAAfinlSSf^A ^WsIsmsmaaI ^ WUIl- remember that the crosstown up" the othera. ««•» of America. mantle. nesses wras the one of selling British blockade and illegally out of jotnt, giving them a much Survivors also include n son, cor, with motorman Frank We did. The play mode its Haynswrorth’s "much-herald- ■*'® «“ Tled a Mr. Olsowy la employed as a ™ names and places of those transporting Jewrlsh DIP’S to wider purchase, and kxtsen tbe S fo m OF 2 other daughters, 2 sisters, 28 Nichols and cohdiMior (Jus one-night stand, and the trip ®** '®‘rtct construcUon’ approach „ **"®* to the honor carpenter and aaslstant electri- high on the quota list. Palestine. octagonal nuts (or are they D ^ L i grandchildren and 19 great­ Waltz, served ns a courier of was a success. That was my l» "o* "e wrto the Negroes of the clan at the Display Workshop "Some of them, In relation_____ to „ ^ ®® ‘®f ®a France, when. bofis?) at both en^ of the s. ^ iv e STORES OF FASHIOH Vanllon Bun Resist one aim fabuloua fit, ref. 8.60. grandchildren. Herald news and odvertlsli^ Introduction to Leon. It reveal- Cn'ted States,” said a state- ^Brldeamalda were lOsa inc. In Hartford. A graduate of ***® Previous 10 years, had It so **^® b®HPy tidings were flashed You will find you con gently 8 prs. FVneral services will be to­ copy between Oak St. and HU- cd. beyond the gall of that *"®"‘ read on behalf of confer- Theresa Olsowy of Bloomfield, Hartford Regional Technical Meltzer says, "that they around the world'"The State of slide the whole s free, and you morrow at 1:80 p.m. at the Ni­ Hard St. ‘"Thera was something renlor, that Thorp woe a better ®ace chairman Roy Wilkins by ••a‘®>' of the bridegroom; and School, he served In the U.8. want to leave. Mra. fared was a fact, afier 2,000 may be concerned to notice that SheerloO Sheer Micro Stretch Nude Heel, ref. |2. cholson Funeral Home, Rt. 169, to ^ nilmost eveiy trip,” Thorp salesman than he. CTarence Mitchell. Mrs. CHamoe Mikolett* of 28 Army as speclaiist fourth class Melr’s suggestion could have y«ars in the Diaspora." the pipe sechons do not actually I jM 8 p n . Suffleld. Burial will be In West sald. "They would do anything ’ I® communtty _ activttles, ’ ■*®‘®'’ °f ff*® bride. In Texas and Thailand and 'wras ® “fop to the practice.” He wras released from his con- sorew togetliM’, that some of Suffleld Cemetery. to accommodate you.” Thorp served cne-year terms Thelr willow green gowns wrera in a unit of the reserves. The camp, he explains, was ‘rect, but continued on to them don’t even have threads. Stockip f Friends may call at the fu- But the unexpected could and president of the 8th School iJa U D lirV A flStO F so well organized, that the ^®reel, where he enlisted In the I don’t underrtand this eitlier. Sheer Plextop* nex-WeR Sheer, ref. 1.68 ...... I J t t neral home tonight from 7 to 9. did happen on one of these nor- District and was a director tor __ - ^ - British guards were required to ^®®** Marines and was asslgn- Inside the s seetton will be molly uneventful rtdee betwem more than 20 years. He Is a To Open Series teave their weapons outside, be- *** ®“ ® communication officer water, wiilch will q)Ul Into your ■*80" FlextopO Flex-Top Walkinf Sheer, ref. 1.88 ... |.S f the South End Terminus and P®** Pre*Went of the Manches- Fog Engulfs Beret Case: tore entering the compound. bi the Israeli Navy. pail, which you abotid have p a t Deaths In Depot Square. One day, Thorp ‘®*’ Chamber of Oommeroe, wms David Tarbet, minister of the Mra. Medr, virtually unlcncmm H not tor an unfortunate in- vnuier the s even if I didn’t teil Micro FlextofA Flex-Welt Micromeeh, ref. 1.68 ___ IJKI said, when he boarded the trot- ‘be last Independent treasurer Church of Cliriat In Danbury, Riddle Answered Saturday toen to many in the camp, ask- client, he says, he would have you, and six tooUqtarte tube key, NU-hols turned to the pas- ®f ‘be town library before the will conduct a series of evange- od to meet the Impounded voJ- remained In Israel, "for I felt caps, a cxwple of hairpins, an Cantrece 11 Demi-Toe Nykm Demi toe flt of Stretch eheer, The Nation sengers and announced, "Ladles, ‘town assumed financial respon- Ugtic services starting Sunday (Continued from Pago O n e ) ------tmtom. She met them, shook I was one of them. I had shar- appslUng amount of hair, two Norman D. Black Jr. look who just got on the car. slblUty in 1960, chairman of the at the Church of Christ, Lydall nails, an old band-aid eutd some « » • ...... - 1 . 1 1 Civil Defense Advisory Council Maj. Gen. O.L, Mabry Jr. to be ‘®**‘ 'rtth newsmen. A *^®™’ ®«d ®^ ‘b® “®nte common dangers FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Nor­ Waitch out for your pocket- and Vernon Sts. c™«®d with them tor some ®nd experiences as a blockade imdentWable detritus. Also, StretchaMea Afikm Stretch Demi-Tbe, ref, 1.60 -iJfG man D. Black Jr., 66, publisher books.” tor eight years, and chairman On Sunday at the 10 a.m. sent to Nixon In his capacity as ‘bird was aimed at giving de­ with luck, tbe ring. of the Red Cross Disaster Re commander In eWef of the ‘®"*® attorneyi fuller access to nm ner that the D P’s did In get- of the Fargo Forum since 1944, Then thorn w^is the trick service, he will apeak about "la rne Amerioane and Cana, ting to larael and that the Is- 8. To rrtrieve a diamond ring Sheer Toe and Heel Plain Knit Sheer, ref. 1.88 .... | jMI was found dead In his ap art­ played by the Oak St. employes lief Committee. the Bible Really Inspired,” and armed forces. Mabry la tom- **’®® *® ‘b® case. fiom file toilet: You can’t. Chirrently, he la a director of f"®'*" *‘«btlng the home- ment Thursday. He had been 111 on one at Hilliard St. In those at the 6 p.m. service, "Our m ander of U.S. support troops Jewiah affort, had dono so Neltfaer <»n you instoil a new the Savings Bank of Manches­ ^**fer Demi-Toe Nude Sheer Heal, ref. 1 J 8 ...... -1 .M I tor some time. Block also was ‘reo and easy days. Making sure Freedom In cairlst." Services la Vietnam, which includes the hot wrafter beater. You rtonild ter and secretary-treasurer of Special Forces, and tt was he ^ '"’“*® blm return to the know that. president of WDAY, Inc., radio “bo woa a t the switchboard, 'vhlch are open to the public. . . with the dedication of the U.S. In late 1948 was the un- "116'’ Micromeeh Sheer, ref. 1.16 ...... and television stations. ‘bey persuaded one worker, the Community Y trustees. He will also be conducted Monday «bo “rdered the arrest of eight 4. To open a window that you la a member of Friendship “ 1^ P^®®""*®" Jews, timely, unfortunate and tinnec- SsUy BeU tnim pet In hand, to blast Into , . , „ through Fridaylay at 7:80 p.mp. pt4ntod stafi lost summer; Do Petite, medium, long, eiww 8Vi to 11 . . . a wide ranfe of tary trial tor aU of them on v^unteers essaty death ot a good friend- not use your tiammer (you WASHINGTON (AP) — Sally ‘b® telephone. Running upotalni *'^® ^ Masons. Evening unices wiU be limit­ Nixon Plans b atfre a U ^ thttt, .should the ®n Israeli youth leader-a for- fashion colors. ®»«big to lasue your suapiclaas wUl be ouuflrm- quick efforts In pouring water lathe occupying a portion of hU nondenomtnational pubHca- have otherwise hampered their support but if ed as aocii as tbe appontaa is leevee, a flow* She Stands Up Into the blase flooded the preu home basement. Well outfitted tlon with a circulation of sev- ®«orts. mora In’iJw unteerawho served onlte^ tostaUed because it wiU oU fan For Caterpillar Riahta room and saved It from any he muit be, jutlglng from a eral thousand In the North At- ^® Petition to the Preaident steady course then the enemv *'* been on sea. when there were 600 000 dmm at tbe flrrt gentle p ^ If satin bow, ■borty in black, white, bonei, ndi^ comment made by a local hard­ Up I ______NEW ULM, Minn. (j5>) - great daniag* Water filled the l^d'la fhe“‘f^h"* ^ RoI^ wUl have rome incentive to o l ho^ ‘^‘*7®^ British sowiera There is no use trying n sand, ref. 7JM). Mra. Arthur Luebbert Is sUnd- basement right up to* the wln- ware store owner, who sold they hnd 18 the father of two sons. Rneault, 43» of Vine3rard* gotlate, recoenU lnr that tt tor she was then, and Is In Palestine longer ncraw. tot me repent FuOjr lined. would go to Tanner St. It they ing to teach thto w uk slnos Ds- ■«««-/ ral^ve*. fiianda and nelshbors for end worked night and Wenue. will’ conalat at flraTrt allpp^ba^ ”»**<»■ on Thuraday. In- Supreme Court appoinUnents. ______Roy Pltte- (OAL. their many kind expreoekms of day uni : “» e came on one miaokin burgh aynifMUhy. waa Completed1 the moving late o^ratlon only twx> Store., to be bJut rt P'"*'** ‘® <««' •«» whether he vroSd^hdiww and «*e^;;5;d on sm-K. .. v OML.I d late Monday. « total coat of »I92.800. ^ **■ ^ ®b*f^ ®‘«* *noUier to Judge Ctement F. Haynsworth'o say*. "She made ^ ««®b.itpo.rtbl.torth.accuartl mnnlnrtlon. 1 to yoonda gtoasd with , - ■ \_. PAG E T E N ■ 7 BIANCHES'l'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEtfrEw. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 MANCHEis'i^isR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* OONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN SNAFU As An Ending Aanrl^pfitpr Hehron The poasibiUty that civilisation may Pompidou Revis^ get itself finally Involved in one gigan­ STA.R ByCLAYlLPCXXAN- Mariners 8 and 9 May Cast tic technological snafu has been grow­ ABUS UBBA ____PUBUSHEO BY THB Cub Picnic MMLh ^ Your Ooify AdhiHy Guido ^ HBRAl.n PRINTINO CO., INC. ing more and more lurid la t^ . Freuch PrioritiS^ Accerdisg to tfco Stor*. / » M iri U BUm U StrMt AHtl9 ’ PA R IS (A3?) — N early two oa.23 __ ManchMtCT. Conn. One danger signal comes in a special |j On the Middle Ekut, Pmnpi- I8-19-2M1 To develop tnessoge for Saturday, TH0UA8 F. F^O CSO N ‘ years ago a headline in a Gaul- Success, 1- 3- 7 - 1 0 ^ . ' WALTER R. FESOUSON 'dou is maintaining De GauUe’a reod words corresponding to rxjnrtierz |153S p.m. at the He­ 22 8* 52Yoqr JAN. 20 darkening which begins near The Herald Printinc Company Inc., as­ port scheme—^where FYance Is 82Mdney be programmed to orbit aa oloM States, 300 breweries share a offices get your number mixed up with Not only had the franc been bron Elementary Schoid Libra­ AUG. 23 23 Friends 53 Be 83 New \ m !ii the polar caps in spring and sumes no financial responsibility for typo- the principal beneficiary—be­ 24T)x>t'II 54 Now 84 It \ Bs 1,000 mllee for up to a yesur market of 200 mllUon tahahlt- t n p n l^ errors appeartnx in advertisements ^ 334 ^.3 A3A40I ^14-25-301 that of somebody else, there isn’t much devalued, but pubUc pessimism fore the question of new mem­ ry for all den mothers and com­ 2S Happen 55 You 9 9 rroipvcft with televiolon cameras capable moves toward the equator, ants. In West Germany, 9,000 and other reading matter In The Manchester 0/46^4A49-60 26ToT ^ t5A742 Bvenlny Herald. I about its proopects waa forcing mittee chairmen. Any adults 56 Con 86Todoy of ahowlng objects the stse o f a Elarly astronomers thought breweriee compete In a market you can do about it except try to deal bers can be discussed. VIBSO 27 And 57 As 87 You exchange dealers to dlacotmt wishing to participate in the 28 Vanish fbotball field. this meant the polar caps were SuhKribar to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washliv- The feeling In government cto AUG. 33 58 Further 88 Conquests KM9 — ^ ot 60 mitUon people—who, how­ ton Post News Service. with the situation through the alow pro­ the currency in foreign mar- program are welcome to attend 29 U « 99 Polish 89 Cool composed of frozen water that ever, drink twice as much beer cles here Is that British entry S»T.33 .30 But 60 Your Jlhe cameras and electronic J ^ l service client of N. B. A. Service. Inc. I kets. this meeting. 90 Now MAli.30 melted and irrigated vast fields I^bllshera Represenutlves — The Julhis cess of the malls, in the course of which will finally be negotiated, per­ 2- 8-21-26 are expected to return aa the Americans. German beer What happened in the mean­ Den Mothers for the year are )GOod Advene ^ ^ N eu tn i 13-1A17-23t?; of vegetation. The 1968 Marinera haps next year, but that these ^3367-49 274448 enougnhifomatlan to help plan­ consumption is 980 pinte annu- the office back home may persist in us- time? found the caps were made talks will be long and difficult. Mrs. Roy Wlrth. Den 1; Mr*. ner! decidewhether manned ex­ of ally per capita. ^ ^ ra iB E H AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- /Ing your own old address back in the Even members o f the govern­ J - Ralph Clark, Den 2; Mrs. Fred ploration la fe e b le . Stotes. ment now ooncede that De Brehant, Den 8; Mrs. Robert to call M3*. Jean Derby, Kaat Dlspuy advertlstais cioauc hours; QauUe had his priorltieB mixed McConnell, Den 4, and Mrs. O. Street. The eucceae o f m wlneta 8 and For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. There is enough of this sort of experi­ 7 iBBt August prompted joupok- For '^esday — l p.m. Saturday. up, that he embarked on an am­ Unions Call Gotreau, Den 8. The PTO voted to tabto a Fire Sweeps For W^ednesday — i p.m. Monday. ence, apparently, to give Americans who bitious foreign poUcy in the Also, Mrs. Robert Stomp, Den motion noB to BponBor (ha ala for manned lanilings fai Oie For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. next decade—and controvarsy S?*" 1 P-*"- Wednesday. have been Uving abroad the feeling that, name of national grandeur with­ More Workers 6; Mra. Nelson Moore, Den 7; swimming program in town Frisco Pier For toturday — i p.m. Thursday, out first assuring himseU that Mrs. William McGee. Den 8; next year. Last yoar'a chair­ over whether such a project S W ” .*1** <*^'*"e p.m. day before whatever the difflculUes abroad, Ufe would be worth Its multiblUlon- DAVFS SIGN COMPANY publl(»tlon. 6 p.m. Friday for Wurday I he had the means to make a Out on Strike Mrs. Harry Wlrth, Den 9, and man mentioned that Insutonoe SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — and Monday publication. there is probably better than it could be succeaa of i t Mrs. Daniel LaFountain, Den ratea were very high and tha doUar cost. Dan Schneider^ ROM E (A P ) — Labor tuiions Fire turned 490-fOot long Pier 14 man. Mariner 1971 project man­ Friday, September 26 at home, where everything seenu to be Without a sirtmg, stable indus­ 10. reqxmstbillty was too much tor (Herald Album of Sclaxils Photogreofaed By A. B. Buoelvictas) boasted today ot major success­ into charred ruins alongside the ager at the National Aeranau- OEMANCHESTER trial economy, he couldn’t hope Webelos leader for this year those running tbe program. She breaking down. ORCHARD HILL ELEMENTARY, SOUTH WINDSOR mentioned the poaalbUlty of the famed Ferry Building on tbe Uca and Space Admlnistratton’a to succeed, these men say. He es in Industrial Milan and Turin Is Dale Sweet; committee chair­ Recreation Council toking over Jet Propultton Laboratory, taya It is actuaUy a UtUe worse than they perpetuaUy postponed the hard and called tens of thousands man, Roy Wlrth; cubmaster, central Sim FYanclaco water- Leon Thorp Retires the program. M arine!* 8 and 8 should enlarge m En)0IKM7-1W may think, on the basis of their long- economic decisions vriilch could more workers out on strikes FYed Brehant, and assistant fremt Thuraday night. Voter Seoeloa man’s knowledge of the atUI Leon A. Thorp, advertising director of have made hla policy work. during the next three weeks. cubmaster, James HlUaid. The ferryboat Son Leandro, range trouble with computers. The Board of Admiaolons of mysterioua planet at least 980 The Manchester Evening Herald, secre­ A Thoaght for Today Neglected, the national power Strikes already are estimated The treasurer is Larry Green; tied to the pier, was destroyed, times. Were they back In this country, for in­ Spoosored by the Manchester base eroded under pressure advancement chairman, Thorn­ Electors will be in special sea- tary and director of The Herald Printing Inside Report to have cost 81 mllUon man and a hulking'warehouse cover­ In an interview giving the Council o t Churchee Political Parade from international competition ton Secor, and outing chairman, sion in the Town Otfloe Bulk!-' stance, that simple remedy of calling up hours of work In the past six ing much ot the dock waa flret detailed plans of the new Co., today ends a near half century of and domestic social unrest. Robert Dixon. Ing tomorrow from 10 a.m. to b y ^By DAVID S. BRODER months, and the walkouts are burned to a skeleton of black­ project, Schneidermon eaid: the office in question and getting the In hla first iOO days as presi­ 2 p.m. to administer the elec­ service as employe and officer of this Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak “ Lifelines of Htqis” becoming more frequent. PTO Gommlttoe ened steel frames. computer corrected is no longer as sim­ dent, Pompidou has demcmatrat- tors oath to those yh o sure quali­ "Unmanned landlnge on Mara newspaper. "S o that through two un­ 'i4^The Washington Post More than a half million met­ Sylvia Craig, president of the ed he Intends to change the fied. No serious Injuries were re­ are acheduled in tha Viking pro­ ple as It once seemed. PITTSBURGH — The un­ changeable things, In which It Hebron PTO, announced at ported. We do not think any institution has bellion of blue-collar workers _ prlorltiea, and this means an in­ al and mechanical workers Naturalisation papei* proving gram in 1878 and from both 1964 PORSCHE pleasant but unavoidable deci­ Is Impossible that God should GAMBRXDOE — Had ihe tele- He said that tbe anU-wor, Wednesday evening's meet­ The latest survey of the domestic tele­ who feel the establldunentnhas ward-looking FVance. were on the second day of a 48- cltlsenahip ohould be preoented The flames spread veiy tid d ­ these programa—Mariner and ever been privileged to say a friendly sion by Republican John catered to Negroes. “ prove false, we who have fled visdon (»n iera s not been turned anti-draft students "now have hour strike In Milan, Turin and ing her committee chairmen for ly, said Assistant Fire Chief phone system indicates that in many Pompidou’s first major policy by n a tu ralist citisens. Viking—ohould coma tha taitor- and affectionate farewell to a more faith­ Tabor's campaign managers The reason Plttsbiugh Is not for refuge might have strong off sp quickly after the demoto- this adminlstratlan in the same Genoa. New nationwide walk­ this year’s programs. Keith Calden, adding: "It was a motion needed tor a manned 1600 Coupe large cities, not just New York alone, decision ‘ was to devalue the Bulletin Board that he can be elected mayor a perfect test tub* f6r this phe­ encouragement to seize the Mrotion by wellare mothers position" as the last and his outs were called for four more Handling ways mid meoite hotocaust, almost impossible to landing." ful and deserving associate. franc, and to devise a series of The Board of Selectmen have the quality and promptness of service is of Pittsburgh only by siding nomenon Is the Identity of the hope eet before us.” briefly interrupted Secretary of ctriieegues know “ they now con­ days between Sept. SO and Oct. will be Doris Oaoon and Carole fight. All we could do was keep Schneidermon gave this run­ e B U IE While it Is true that (3od's .Health, Education and WelAare measures to restore the health notified Mra. Gladys Miner, Between Nov. 19, In the year 1920, a perpetual gamble. There is frequent with the white workingman candidates — particularly Fla­ front what the Johnson admin­ 12 . Zimmer, chairmen, and Connie It from spreading.” down on plans tor the $100 mil- Robert: H. Ftneh’s talk at the of the national economy. As a town clerk, that the time of Ite e RED n m n U O R the day he began work on The Herald, again against the black mili­ herty, who combines charisma gifts are more wonderful than istration ^d." A mass demonstration of Jones, co-chairman. The pro­ A flat zone north of the pier lion-plus 1971 project: trouble getting even a dial tone; the Harva.rd Law School fonsn the long-term goal, his government Thursday meetings will be e 4-W EIlD tant la reflected In a new cam­ with political dexterity. Once we have a right to expect, it He said that transferring com- 60,000 strikinc: metal workers In gram committee will be head­ prevented the sweeping tiamea and today. Sept. 26, 1969, the day he is pledged to thrust France Into changed from 6 to 7 p.m. ef­ Both spacecraft will fly oloeer e RADIO dial tone may disappear before anyone paign mailing now being pre­ considered heir apparent of the is also true that our anxiety other night, a national cuxlience bat responsibiUtiiNkitb. the Viet­ ed up by Ckinnle JMuiaon and Italy’s automaking capital of fective immediately. from reaching the Ferry Build­ to M ai* than the 1868 Mariners, retires, Leon Thorp has never given this pared. Is greater than one would ex­ might have heard something namese troops Is not a satis- "the front rank of Industrial na­ chairnuui of the membership has dialed anything; it may shift to a Pittsburgh Democrat machine, Turin Thursday was one of the ing. which came within 9,000 mllaa. The mailing, to be addressed pect. It is very difficult to main­ quite interesting. factory, long-run solution to tbe tions.” The dominant themp is committee le Mrs. Sage. The Hebron Midget Football newspaper one lota less than his best. he broke with It just In time to biggest labor demonstrations in All available fireboats poured One will have an orbit ranging busy signal before he has finished dial­ to every labor union family In tain a balanced view of the The reftexee o f tbe news In­ problems of the war and tbs Industrial reform and develop­ League will play tn Portland *2595 escape the opprobrium of Its the country In years. Hospitality committee anchor' to Him which keeps ny called off a two-day-old sus- Hebron Oarrespondent, Anne Cause ot the fire was being In­ vlalon systema as tha 1868 Maii- He never sought to shunt an un- array of pay telephones, as at an air­ a right-wing weekly, featuring tains ambiguity on racial mat­ Ihey know some personegie wlU seas commitments wlU be re­ other path for attaining It. Elementary School, Mis. Alice VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE us from supping In either direc­ ncnalon of 12,000 workers for Emt, Tel. 298-8871. vestigated. nera but the closer range will port, he la likely to find half the phones a column by Ralih De Tole- ters, his anit-establlshment tone be addressing an audience end duced, because the great mar R ecovery and reform wlU not Attardo will be the diairman PlMMnt, embarrassing, or difficult task tion—from imcritlcal love to an violence In the plant. Calden said damage could not enable them to photograph fea­ TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE dono. The column au g g ^ s, fits the blue-collar mood. the press will be present. Pre­ jority of tbe American peojde be easy tasks. In addition to with Charlotte 'Cross as co- off on anybody else. U it were that kind wearing out of order signs. uncriUcal despair. In His Word Unions called It a victory, but be estimated Immediately. tures 800 feet acroas, compared hopefully, that the current cam­ Because Flaherty has prom­ dictably, the pointless exchange will demand that we pull back." economic and social concerns, chairman. are the great and abiding truths P irelli said it lifted the auspen- of matter, he moved into it himself. The one common lesson to be drawn paign by militant Negroes to ised to purge Democratic ward between the Secretary and the I f these seam remarkable aen- politically Pompidou Is caught of conduct and o f thinking. sion after union representatives Chairman of the Book BVtir West Side Group move Into PUtaburgh’s lily- 60 demonstratora who shared timenta for one of tbe Preoi- between two fires. He never wavered in hU philosophy from such experiences, and from many chairmen If elected, some of the Mkae uae of it each day and gave assurances that violence in Hebron is Doris Bacon and white building trades unions the Mage of Sanders Theatre deht’s oldest personal and po­ H ie big tritde unions—^whose others that could be cited from many local satraps are quietly cutting find strength for each hour. would be curbed. in Gilead, Carole Zimmer. Beth To Fete Oarkib that his beat service to- the Institution may be the opening wedge to with him tor 16 minutes usurped litical associates to be voicing, support any recovery requires deals with Tabor’s emissaries. "Lord, keep us steadfast In Deen'te the revocation ot the WaMson will handle pubUdty. ho was helping to build was to Improve fields of American life today, la that attack the union shop (compul­ 'the attention of the reporters it should be remembered that —blame the nation’s plight on The West Side Reunion Com- But such disaffections. inside Thy Word.” Amen. suspension order, unions called Carol Unsworth will head the sory unionism) In the courts, a the rusty machine scarcely . and cameramen. Finch has lately suffered soma De Gaulle’s mismanagement, the service that newspaper could ren­ every technological advance which prom­ Contributed by: two-hour abstentions on each Manchester teleirtmie exchange mitee will bold its ninth annual 086 M AIN 8T. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHBBTgll - im ,. 848-4H71 - OPHN 8 A.M, TO 6:80 move that would bo dear to the compare with tbe mass appeal serious wounds in the infight­ and point out that Pompidou committee and Janet . Barry the der its community. ises a new efficiency and convenience The Rev. C. Henry Anderson That was unfortunate hi this work shift today and ordered a banquet Oct. 6 at 6:80 p.m. at P.M. - CXAJRBD MONDAY . OPEN THURB. AND FRI. UNTIL 0 P.M. - MUBIO BTOREB: hearts ot conservatives. gained by Flaherty as Its con­ case, lieoauBe there w ere other ing with Attorney General John was De Gaulle’s chief minister Oolumbla-Oolchester exchange Emanuel Lutheran Church resumption of hiccup strikes the Garden Grove. Honored 17 OAK 8T., MAMOHEBTER . T E L 84S-A171 . M l ABYLUM 8T., HARTFORD . T E L Leon Thorp never found time, or in­ also gives hostages to the forces of con­ The letter, signed by Tabor, queror. I ai^iecte of (he Finch appearance Hitchell and the other conserva­ for six years. telephone committee. Ctulrmon 632-7301 - WATKINS-WBBT FUNERAL BERVIOB • 148 BABTCEN T^ BT. . TEL 848-7100 attacks De Toledano's column which started at the plant last guest wil be 'Will Clarke, retir­ stinct, to Indulge himself In criticism fusion and paralysis which, in addition Nor Is Yale man Tabor Ideal that were reoUy quite remark­ tives around Mr. Nixon. In Fri­ Yet each time Pompidou—or July. of the Town enumeration oom- aa an effort to transmute the for winning over the white able. day's talk, he referred more one o f his ministers—has hinted mlttee will be Anne Emt. ed MHB tooeher and ooach. of others. to having some fun with us now, are Italy’s 66,000 building mate- civil rights drive Into unlon- workingman. "John has too than once to the leaders o f Uie the fault waa not his but De Representatives o f the Girl This year the oomtnlttee win hard-line white man’s candi­ His being on the Harvanl rial workers started a 48-hour waiting for the moment when our total bustlng. In that way, Tabor much Duquesne CTlub about date. present government as "they,” Gaulle’s, the old guard wing of Scouts, Boy Scouts and Cub relinqutsh its seats at the head In or out of their presence, what he Campus in the first week of the strike and called other walkouts dependence on technology has rendered presents himself as protector of him,” one Republican business­ not "we”—a sign, of the isola­ Scouts, which are sponsored by tadale and the old timers will F ar behind In the polls, how­ tall term was in itself rather the QauUlst party tn Parliament for Oct. 1, 3 and 4. had to say about others was always the rights of the white union the PTO, outlined their pro­ take ovor. us totally helpelss before the widening man told us. In populistic ora­ ever, Tabor la starting to court a bold tactic — a bit riskter, tion he Is beginning to feet But has threatened revolt. the same. man—In contrast to their own Other strikes scheduled: post­ grams for the coming year. Clarence Gustafson, treasurer tory, Flahertv depicts Tabor the blue-collar rebeUlon. One say, than the President’s trip to whatever tais status, he remains The measure^-,bf the presi­ ramifications of the next small mistake. leaders. He points out that Gil­ al work-rs Oct. 2-3, electric Troop organisation for the of the committee, will present Straightforward himself, he never lost consorting with shadowy ty- example is the mailing to labor General Beadle College in South one o f the shrewdest and nxtet dent's success may be how well bert Teitel, head of the Alle­ workers Oct. 9-10, cement work­ three groups is complete except William Stevenson w'th a check cootid In the executive pent­ union members. Another is his Dakota last June or Mr. Nixon’s sensiUve poltticlana in the he. succeeds In creating popular his capacity to trust others to be the gheny County (Pittsburgh) ers Sent. SO-Oct. 1, cafe and res­ for a second grade Brownie for flOO for the Manchester Na­ house atop the Mellon Building, statement this week calling for meeting In the White H o i»e Ekist Nixon entourage. confidence in his leadership. Aa same—not even when, on the gardening AFLrOIO, has attacked racial taurant employes Oct. 3-4, and leader at the Gilead Hill Schoed. tivity Scene. headquarters of U. S. SteeL auxiliary police to protect the Room last Saturday with a So it seems noteworthy tbat, one FYench official observed: Business And Hemlines discrimination In building employes of provincial tourist Any mother Interested in serv­ Attendance will be restricted to side of his life, he found himself engag­ Besides, as a Ckiblnet m em­ racially distraught University selected gnxqi o f studeitt gerv- though Finch sptdce Just two "Pompidou la the heir, and pris­ trades unions while pushing agencies Oct. 8. ing in this capeutity Is asked 2BD. "nie moat intriguing theory of eco­ ber in tbe Republican admin­ of Pittsburgh campus. Running emment leaders. days after the President had an- , oner, of a censensus formed by ed with some slick farmer in a contest through the endorsement of City nomics ever devised U the one having istration of Govs. William a more aggressive, better or­ nounced the second round of De Gaulle. He needs one of bis to see who had the earliest peas. Oounollman Pete Flaherty, Ta­ When Finch spoke here Friday OF MANCHESTER to do with the relationship between wom­ Scranton and Raymond Shafer, ganized, and better financed tro<^ reductions in Vietnam and own to govern effectively.” bor’s ptm ocraUp opponent for night, both wings of the H ar­ en's hemlines and the business cycle. Tabor carries the burden of campaign than Flaherty, Re­ on the very evening that m v FMlowing the style Imposed He kept his own even, steady pace mayor. The hint: Flaherty Is vard Students for a Democra­ Aa hemllnen go up. So does prosperity; Shafer’s’unpopularity. In a re­ publicans hope Tabor’s mes­ N ixon bad suspended draft on him by domestic oandltions, through his own functions, and through pro-black, Tabor pro-white. tic Society (SOS) were heiding as they fall* so does the economy. cent highly embarrassing tele­ sage wUl impress the white • for November and December, the president has settled for a Whether this mailing by It­ meeUnga In nearby halls, and the life of his oommunlty, always phone oall, he had to decline workingman by Nov. 4. be did not mention either of modest foreign policy. Tboutb The ehort-sklrted flappers of self will wean many union the 400 students at those ses- pleasant, always friendly, always sym­ the booming 1920s; then, after the stock the Governor's offer to cam- Yet, there 1s little doubt that* these developments to Us Har­ he has not dismantled bis prede- members away from Democra­ slcns could easily have caused market crash, the long dreeses of the pa'gn for him. If Tabor begins closing the gap, vard audience—^let alone argue pathetic, always willing and eager to tic loyalties la debatable. But some trouble. Instead, they left 060001-6 policy, he is carrying it 1930a, which slowly crept back up aa But Tabors greatest handi­ Flaherty himself wlU dilft that they were reasons for the ' out in a much low er key. It sets the tone for the first the disruptive tactics to out- extend whatever degree of help lay with­ the nation recovered from the Depres­ cap may be bis reluctance to gears from his present blshd students to relax their preosure serious Republican ma^ral slders — the “welfare rights” U.S. oCfleials are pleased with in his own power and capacity. sion; short skirts again as Industry rev­ play the racial backlash. As a pronouncements to a harder against the war and the a dress attd coat length — the nUiU (ap­ A Wfeia of Nlxou aAmtuIrt— tlo., CAU Sale now only *66. each. chooser among them, the source of im­ at parently no upper limit) for daytime panic on ftm war. I t tha o oib- ORTHO Crabi pulse toward decision and action, a and casual wear, the midi (below knee) tiy had beard what Flnob sold, tor afternoon cocktail parties aixl such, leader who kept things moving by the InMead o f aeaing m™ o f anoOiw 643-5135 ORTHO UWN and the maxi (mid-calf or lower) for The dual purpose Oiven by King Koil.. day. forward pressure of his own willing contrived oonfmntatkm, tha Comrote lurf Inaaete aueh aa Ooaeote awat team waadb) aaah evenings and more formal occaaloM. country mfght rtsnv Japanaaa beeila gntba. BMla e deytime sole es well es a comfortable Alto e large feefure of thii Divan !• shoulder. Maybe there is a ooimectlon between m oMelMMtfr graba, ante, ate. Oorteote crab il night time extra bed. hemlines and economics after all, for M alD. KMi the femout King Koil qualify meffrest, If he has ever^been guilty of pride, graM and poa araoM by piw l‘t this changeable predleament exact­ a ll Containa faal aetlag aad Ideal for aparfm onf dw oNors and Ilm K* deiigned fo give you e comforfable, it has been not for himself but for the Herald eanttng aprlng aaad ganaiaa . ly what moM of us find ourselves In Ben. ed spaco hom os . . . anyw horo a itafo of healthy nighf'i tieep. career of hU son Anson toward increas­ these daysT aM8ag.a •uaiadpba.if ni^rherous fum ifuro usos aro foreod to\ \ J One day vre may be inflated by a ratae \ . Yesterdays WMag.a trAM abatf wnag.a MjaaMpbg.1# So, why force o^-of-fo^n, guest* Info ed rank and accomplishment in the serv­ exist. ■ I. ■ ‘ i and a kind word from the boee. The '' A / 2 S Y m n A m o •«> A tlA Ja art iba. Id ianiag.ati8jaaidp*aM crowded, expensive hotels Pr motels when ice o f hU country In the United SUtes next day we are deflated by the an­ Tbtal procaada t m tb t Along wHh Its SO-ineh tiffing wldfh end iff eetuelly very unnecettery? Army. nouncement that the sales tax la gotrg ufgailna Howell eorreef tiffing-sieeping helghf, each divan up or that the cost of living has scorsd Chaney Tadi anwimte to |h t , j Visit Watkins Slumber Shop today and y* His friends and associates salute a MMIMn another point And the day after that more than tha aat qjuola o f fs «« is fabric covered in e lovely plaid ficking see this King Koil Dhren now pricod at half ctontury of honor and trust, never we are crushed by an unexpected doctor KAFinoad W. Imith raotoM as fhaf can remain uncoverM during fhe only $66. vM ated, never blemished, and wish to bill or something. On yet another day, ofOdal rqxwtar of the mieebie- tor town nuallna IIOTHEK him and his great oompanioo in life we walk on air again because the Ho m s has voted a juicy tax cut fbr everyone, and oommunlty doing, Dorothy, many but then comes word that the Senate l O r m m n A m o - pleasant and fruitful years without time is going to cut the cut... than T.OI0 ISepia ^ Open 9 A M . fo 5;3(f P.M. Closed Monday attzoetad to the quarter mUmat ■oiMkIules o f any kind to m eet It might be amusin’ If R weren't so confusin’. — SPRINaBnCLD UNION haU tor the Ont h»*^ ^ MPnaiflaaiSfiurt Open Thursday and Friday until 9 FJM. C A L L W a W M the ThWtog Pork- C A U .M M 4 M PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY^ SEPTEMBER 26, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN,~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 Baltimore Landlady Thinks South Windsor Don’t Waste Your Strength ^ PAGE THIRTEEN She Knows Saugus’ John Doe Independent Worrying Indiscriminately World of Paris Peace Talks 8AUOUS, Man. (AP) — A and had a half-hour taitervi^ By HAL BOTLE mstny now safely be trurted Baltimore, Md., woman aaya an with him ’Thursday. Backed F or with an atom bomb? Miaybe half /’’Do you know who I am?" unidentified man found wander­ r w i ' ,1 N EW Y O R K (A P ) — 'Wliat a bomb? idle asked. “ T a h ," he answered.' ing on U.8. 1 about 4B daya ago Ireasurer this country needs, besides a Whatever happened to vaude- "What’s my name?" "Balti­ Worlds Away from Vietnam vlUe? m ay be Jobn Wojlck, wbo dlaap- more” was the reply. good two-for-a-quarter cigar, is EnriCo Pola of Pola Building ia there any way that dvUisa- peared from her rooming house Mrs. Cole said she could not more selective worrying. Editor’s Note: Thla is the sto­ Supply, Rt. 5, announced today Ucm or the U.S. dollar can be tor the past 16 months scene of Thi Nbon says alie was oon- aix months ago. recognize any of the man’s Indiscriminate worrying is ry of one day In the life of two American G ^ . Such {rianea made safe for posterity? the Paris peace talks. The top scripted in August 1968 and clothes. She explained she puts that he Is starting an indepen­ bound to give even the best of separate worlds, the world of have flown home 15,642 of “I’m not positive,” Mrs. Pearl WliUher are we drifting? cops of the Guardiens de la worked In a labor force. Later special laundry marks in the dent voters’ drive for the elec­ brains ttie bends. And that is I the peace talks in Paris and the Afnerica’s dead sons since the - Cole said Thursday. "He’s a lot With all these big, braln- Palx, resplendent with red tour- she became a nurse. She surren­ clothing of her lodgers. tion of Richard M. Berrio for what is happening to a lot of war In Vietnam. What follows peace talks began May 18, 1968. thinner than I remember him steamlng problems left to otfa- rageres at their left shoulders, dered, she said, becauae she The paUent gav« her a big are the hour-to-hour events that Paris 1:17 p.m. and he didn’t speak m y naime town treasurer m the Novem­ people. They hog worries, large en, a fellow Is free to concen­ have donned their white goves happened in the lives of people heard a taped broadcast by one "Ekght months have dapeed grin wljen she arrived. When and ssnall. They feel that If they trate on worries / con resolve all the oonfUcta that The day is drizzly, chilled by tucked safely behind the yellow' and wounds two Vtetnamese sol­ The Armed Forces Radio Net­ A t Saugus General Hospital, tion and apparently was a na­ "His 15 years or experience face ttie human -race. the first touch of early autumn. satin draperies of the ground- diers. L W V Meets work, in Its evening news, says where the man was taken, offi­ tive of a Russian-speaking part In bcmklng and finance, which In time to come, of course, we In the charming suburb of Ver- floor conference room, the press Paris 11:80 a.m. that the 34th aesalon of the Paris cials said his chief answer to of Poland. Includes five years os treasurer' won’t have to do any worrying retires en masse to L ’Etoile v'e- riere le Buishon. L y Van Sau, a Lam; after speaking 56 min­ peace talks to under way. questions was “ Tah." ’They said She said her daughter was of the South Windsor Bank and at all. We’D have robot wor­ On Monday nltieime, a cafe across the member of the Viet Cong or utes, stta down. There la no "Just a bunch of people doing he appeared disorganized and looking for pictures of Wojlck Trust Co.," Pola continued, riers, computers especially de­ street. A t outdoor tables under provisional Revolutionary Gov­ comment, no discussion, no ap­ something that doesn’t mean Balanced had heart tremors. and was trying to locate a M ary­ "make him fully qualified for signed for sudi tasks, and let The Andover League of Wom­ red umbrellas advertising Du­ ernment as It Is now called, plause. anything," grunts MaJ. Henry After seeing a picture of the land W elfare Department so­ the position of town treasurer.” them bum their buHis and atrip en Voten will meet Monday at bonnet they commence the / abandons his morning yoga ex­ Ambassador Lodge speaks M. Warren of Friona, Tex., sit­ man Monday. In the Baltimore cial worker who might recog­ their whirring gears grinding 8 p.m. In the Andover Elemen­ weekly vigil of waiting for the Voter List ercises, gfulps a cup of weak tea next, for 12 minutes. After two ting on a cot In the ramshackle Sun, Mrs. Cole came to Saugus nize him. out solutions that will help tary School. The prtgram , led session to end. iiftroductory peuagraphs, his If you’ve moved within town in a conference room decorated forward headquarters of the us escape our perplexities. by M n. Valdea Vlnkels, will be In Vietnam, It is now 5 p.m. /^recently and you don’t want to with pictures of American statement to a repeat of Presi­ Vietnamese 48th Regiment at Team in the form of a panel discus­ be taken off the voter list, you’d Until that euphoric day youths burning their draft As the rain settles into a dent Nixon’s statement Sept. 16 sion on the subject of “ Land Cam Tam as he digs into a can better let the reglstrsira of dawns, however, if we don’t all cards, and climbs into a four- steady downpour, LA. Col. Nguy- on the withdrawal of 85,000 Use For Andover." of C-ratlon turkey loaf. "TTie South United Methodists voters know by Tuesday. want to come down with chronic door black Peugeot with five Cong Vlnh, an impassive, more American troopa. Viet Cbng-aren't planning any The panel will include the fol­ In Vietnam, It to 6:30 p.m. The registrars have announc­ worrylsm, a tUaeose even more other delegates. Hds boas, Dlnh thln-faced Vietnamese officer, settlement. They go on building lowing well-known people: Ray­ Pfc. King Ues on the operating ed that they will be at the Town destructive than chronic akxdi- Ba 'Dll, the deputy chief of the sourly contemplates the water their |»se camps out there. mond Houle, chairman of the table at the 93rd Evacuation To Open Church School Hall next Tuesday from 9 a.m. oUsm, w e’U have to pltdc and delegation, rides alone In the ris.ng inside the old brick house They’re not prepeuing for Andover Planning and Zoning Hospital at Long Btnh. Dr. to 5 p.m. for the purpose of choose among our worries. The back seat of a larger Mack Ci­ that Is his forward regimental peace; they're preparing for Church School of South United Burgess and Miss Patricia Oommlsalon; Mrs. J. T. Hoh- Hooshang Kodivar o f Hunting- completing their preliminary idea is to diacard the dull ones troen. command post. Vinh, once a war.” Methodist Church will open Porcheron. mann Jr., chairman of the Oon- sergeant in the French army, ton, W. Va., probes King’s thlg^ registry list to be used In the —and that means the vast ma­ An identical convoy rolls out Lt. Nugyen Van Ngan, 38, who Senior High Methodist Youth eervation Commiealon, and has seen war sweep across his wound and removes the small Sunday with sessions at 9 and November town election. The. jority—and concentrate on Cboee from behind the tall blue fence has seen war since he was bom, Fellowship for Grades 9 through Richard Schreyer, a member of land for three quartersof his 43 AK47 bullet. King to wheeled 10:45 a.m. The school is start­ names of -any elector who had worries which ara.of real Inter­ at the compound of the North Giiakes hto head. "N o," he says, 13, meets each Sunday at 7:80 the Recreation Commiealon. away and another wounded sol­ est and possible profit. years. He and his fellow offi­ "the Americans will leave us to ing later this year, due to an p.m. Advisors are the Rev. Mr. died, who had been disfranchis­ Town Democrats Vietnamese delegation in the cers, watching foe United States dier takes hto place. fight, and we will fight alone. Intensive three-week orientation Cornell, Allen Walch and Mrs. ed or who has moved from Here, for examjde, are a few less charming suburb of Choisy The Andover . Democratic disengage its troops from Viet­ Taking advantage of the last We will have to." Barbara Weinberg. South Windsor will be removed worries moat of us might be le Rol. In the lead Citroen, course for Its teachers. Town Committee Wednesday nam, are realizing that the full flickering light of day, two sleA Paris 1:60 p.m. Democrats at that time. willing to let someone else fret (lying Hanoi’s red flag with a night filled four vacancies with burden of the war might soon A37s from the U.S. A ir Force’s Mrs. Robert Knight will about; gold star, sits Col. Ha Van Lau, The sun has come out over the A notice of erasure has been the following; Nathan Gatchell, fall on them, Vlnh has seen his 3rd Fighter Wing bombard a X again serve as superintendent Is a 4H-cunoe package of acting chief of the delegation. gray mansard roof of the Hotel sent to the last known address Marvin Graboff, Valdes Vlnkels casualties double In the past few tiny clearing in W ar 2ione C. of the study programs. Martin Public Records breakfast cereal at 18 cents a Although Choisy le Roi votes Majestic, but a cloud crosoes of each elector whose name will and Mrs. Jane Carlberg. They months, while American casual­ The 1st Air Cavalry Division to on Kelderllng la adult division su­ the normally stoic features of be removed from the registry batter of worse buy than a 8^- Communist in most general perintendent; Mrs. Lillian Hor­ Marriage Licenses replace the late Lawrence Moe, ties diminished. landing a compemy of Infantry OoL Lau. He looks sadly up at list because of removal from ounoe package at 14. cents, par­ elections, the people In the ton, younger children’s division Robin Wilkins Hewey, Hart­ and Theodore Moberg, Eugene Paris 10:35 a.m. ^ there before deirk, and the Jetii the celling and concludes hto re­ South Windsor or because of a ticularly If when you buy the streets and at the outdoor cafes are preparing the way. superintendent; Mrs. Barbara ford, and Victoria Louise Chris­ GOP Candidates Meet Voters Schwanke and Thomas Taylor, ^ Amboasador Lam selects a marks with a quote from hla change of address within town. 18-cent pactage you can send in neither smile nor wave aa the Paris—11:43 a.m. Weinberg, youth division super­ tie, Hartford, 0 where they discussed campaign strategy, drank coffee and ate dough­ Library? ed will be Lake Rd., followed tion Is that all parties involved ditional remorko,” as the Am er­ Nov, 4th a list of all electors whose Pham Dang Lam, chief delegate yond the coffee bora, where Cole, Miss Carol Moon, Mrs. nuts. Herald photo by Buceivicius) by the secondary roads. must be motivated by the same icans prefer to call It. Lodge Fred Domenico, addition of names were removed will be Will Joe Namath's knees give tor South Vietnam, kisses his lunch to waiting. Helen Sandall,. Mrs. Gail Dun­ Taxes Due desire to end the war by way of leads off with a four-minute fire escape to apartmemta at 888 posted at the Town Hall. out before he is rich enough to five children goodby as they “ The toilet,” says Steve Ledo* lop, and Mrs. Cora Dimock. Mrt. Cynthia Ctark, Tax Q*- negotiation instead of violence plea to the othef side "not to Oakland St., (240. The registrars have asked vious 18 pictures, the most ex­ purchase a new stadium and head o ff to the Am erican School gar, press spok^m an for the Kindergarten I and n, "H ow Stanley S. Wandych, addition pro football team of his otwn? lector, reminds taxpayers that seek to belittle" the American those people who have not re­ ^King Leer’ To Direct Fox’s pensive was $90,000,' and walks b r i ^ y from his American ddegatton, "to the lo v e Is Bxpressed," taught by the second .quarterly instali- A Vietnamese interpreter troop withdrawal. Lam for once of chimney and fireplace at 110 turned their change of address Does he plan to retum to the Why doesn’t novelist Jocqu^ apartment in the Avenue de Mil- only truly democratic room in Mrs. Bernice Miller, Mrs. Irving St., $850. ment is due Oct. 1 and m ay translates his remarks into declines further comment. Thi forms to please do so before nudlee? / line Susann write a Broadway liers. His waiting Citroen flies the building. It to shared by all Marcia Memery, Mrs. William musical based on Louisa May be paid throughout the month French, and an American Inter­ and Lau add five-mlnuta as­ Sept. 80. ^ Valley of the Dolls’ Sequel " I don’ t th li^ so,” he refdled. the flag of the Republic of Viet­ delegations. Moore, Mrs. Marilyn Miller, Alcott’s "LltUe Wotnen"? of October. Mrs. Clark’s regu­ preter carries them Into Eng- saults on "Mr. Nixon’s numbers Democrat Meeting "On the last I realized how nam, yellow with three red In Vietnam, at 6:50 p.m., a Mrs. ^ m lc e Ruff, Mrs. June By BOB THOMAS "Beyotrd" was originally a lar office hours are Mkmdays lirii. ^cross the 26-foot round ta­ gam es." Pop Singer Electrocuted William G. Flannelly, Demo­ tiring they /could be—14-hour How soon w ill the neirt great stripes. wet, forbidding night to settling Often and Mrs. Laura Vitolo. Associated Press Writer screen treatment prepared by ice age begin? When it does, from 7 to 9 p.m. and ^xirsdays ble wHh Its baize cover the Ha­ The third man In the Hanoi On Night O u b Stage cratic co-chairman of the First days out W the hot desert, shar­ from 2 to 4 p.m. In the “lobby of the Hotel Cril- across the land. delegation says: "If no one else Enementary I and IL "le a r n ­ Jacqueline Susann, whose hus­ which will freese first, Dallaa or noi and Viet Cong delegations Voting District, has announced HOLLYWOOD_(AP) — Eye­ ing a hoqse and one toilet with Brld^ Night lon, at the Place de la Concorte, sit Impassively. MaJ. Loeffke’s ambush pa­ has anything to say, I propooe ing to Know God," taught by NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, band Irving Mansfield was to Fort Worth, MlnneapoUa or St. that all citizens of the district brows shot skyward when 20th the cao^^ and Crew. Besides, I A m b a ssa d o r Henry Oabot trols are whtopering In their fi­ we meet again nbxt Thursday at Mrs. Janet Maher, Mrs. Ginger England (A P ) — British pop produce it. Fox was obviously Paul? Winners In tost week's Bri<%e Thirty-two delegates rim the who are interested In "Im prov­ Century-Fox recently an­ think I/Ve done everything I can Lodge, tall and debonair, strides nal positions, “ 35, 26, 26, this to 10:30 a.m. The 34th plenary ses­ Dimock, Robert Larmett, Miss singer Richard Stott was elec­ Irtterested In another go-around, Are tile debates In the UMted Night were: First place, Mr. table, eight to a delegation, like ing South Windsor government nounced that Russ M eyer had in the''field. If I went to a better down the main staircsure; he 26, over," says tbe huahed, sion of the Paris meeting Is trocuted early today while han­ since the original film grossed Nations Increasing measurably and Mrs. Jan Grodzlk; second an enormous poker game. Be­ Anna Fllbig, Mrs. Barbara may Join the campaign for a been signed to direct the sequel kinR/ of production, full crews never takes the elevator. This hoarse radio voice as a platoon over. Board of Education Board of Directors Bmbser, and Mrs. Carolyn dling a microphone on the stage $20 million. But the Mansfields the problem- o f polluted air In place, Rene Cote imd Lois hind them sit the "second November Democratic victory, to the studio’s big-grossing and everything, the Ju^p wxxild Thunaday, he is earlier than leader seeks to establish com­ Vietnam 9 p.m. Gray. of a local night club, vanished from the project, as America? Crawford, and third place, B. team," lawyers, recorders, and ore Invited to a meeting at "Valley of the Dolls." M from $90,000 to $750,000. usual, and his plainclothesman munication with his squad. Capt. James V. McGitmto to Stott, 32, had just been play­ did her treatment. Meyer Is Which toothpaste should you Burton Smyth and William Rad- clerks. B y agreement, ortly 60 OLOF L ANDERSON Elementary H I and IV, "M ak­ Democratic Headquarters at What was so shocking about Rnere’s nothing in between." hasn’t arrived. Alone, Lodge In Cam Tam village, the kids writing to hto wife Joan in WU- JAMES C. BAYUSS ing an electric guitar. He working on a totally new story brush with to insure developing zewicz. people can be In the conference ing the Bible Yours," taught by the A - Z Plaza on Sullivan Ave. that? Meyer also betrayed a disillu­ crosses the Rue Bols'^y d’Anglas who were begging C-ration dga- mlngton, N.C. He tells her he stepped up to the microphone to with Roger Ebert, film critic oty the fewest possible cavities in Bridge win be played tonight room at a time, 30 from each ROBERT H. FENN Mrs. Piisolila Barton, Mrs. at T p.m. this Sunday. Robert Only that Russ M eyer has sionment with the w ay the sex into the garden of the U.S. E m ­ rettea from the American Gla misses her and that he is kx>k- WaUAM E. FITZGERALD announce his next song and col­ leave from the Chicago Sv^ your false teeth? in the social room of the And­ side. Priscilla Ather, Mrs. Esther J. Smith, Democratic candidate been called "K ing of the Nu- films cue going. Not on moral bassy, nods at the Marine guard scamper to their thatched ing forward to seeing her cn lapsed. His partner, Elizabeth Times. When will the Vietnamese get over Congregational Church. In Vietnam, it Is 6:30 p.m. P H W S S JACKSTON Hearn, Mrs. Joyce StahU Wayne for council, from the 1st dis­ dles" and "K in g Leer.” H e’s the grounds—he’s anticensorship In on duty, and almost at a lope homea. The babies stop crying. leave in November In Hawaii. MARY E. LeDUC Sykes, was unhurt. "The previous film dfmt’t out of Vietnam? These weekly Bridge games are A Vleitnamese man in a pana­ Garland, R. Dean Patterson, trict will discuss the campaign. all things, and has the legal bills Paris 12 noon He doesn’t tell her he to sitting Another pop singer, Michael man who contributed to the lit­ leave us many character to open to the puUlc. disappears into the annex build­ ma hat and white shirt threads WALTER M. SCHARDT Rudy Warden and Miss Cheryl Are the Indian headhunting The Americans are always ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO erature of the screen such epics deal with," said Meyers^ "Two to prove It. ing for a last minute staff In a lonely rat-infested outpost Bartel. Joseph Hayes, 31, died on Aug. tribee in Brazil’s forests being his w ay through the barbed wire Manchester Evening Herald as "The Immoral Mr. Teas," "W hat distresses me Is not conference. meaning to speak to the French with all btit a handful of hto men 10 after touching electrical ap­ of the three leading women ap­ helped or hurt by the worldwide and approaches MaJ. Loeffke. BELDON H. SCHAFFER Elementary V and VI, "God's "E v e and the Handyman,” Asthnui Killa 5,000 In Viertnam, it Is new 4 pjn. Foreign Office about the same­ out on ambush patrols. He FRANK STAMLER paratus on the stage of a Lon­ South Windsor correspondent peared ito be killed otf, though the sexual content of these new population explosion? The major listens to the man for Call—Our Response," taught by "E rotica,” "W ild Gals of the pictures, but the lack of profes­ b o s t o n —A bout 6,000 U. S. A soft rain drips through the ness of the menu at the Hotel doesn’t tell her that he hasn’t don club. carol Moulton, tel. 684-8714. Patty Duke only coRapsed on Will Frank Sinatra bo able to a few moments and breaks Into A U N D. THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Diehl, Naked West,” "Europe In the deaths a year cue attributed to Majestic. Both sets of Viet­ shaved in days and that ha t o RICHARD E. W YUE the street." sionalism," he commeAted. gnarled rubber trees as Pfc. a wide grin. Loeffke, a former Ed Coughlin, Mrs. Mary Holt, Raw,’’ "Faster Pussycat, Kill, find lasting romance in his aos? asthma, an lUnesa that Ima namese are always meaning to sick and tired of C-ratlons. He Intends to urc complete "They’re thrown together with James A. Reed of Odessa, Mo.., Special Forces officer who Mrs. Marge Ely, and Richard Kill," "Finders Keepers, Lovers Where, Indeed, la Justice Cra­ 350.000 other Americans bed­ suggest that more Oriental dtoh- A few miles away, a ratn- unknowns in the riim and plain no finesse whatsoever." pads along a frerti trail, his speaks French fluently, has re­ Embser. Weepers," etc. ter. missing these 80 yean? ridden and partly Incapacitates es be added, but even in an area drenched trooper from A Com­ to spend a m illlm dollars, plus eyes searching ahead into t>-e cruited his own string of agents Several yotkh aides will assist Soviet Newspaper G>ndemns <3an proapering West Ger- 600.000 ihore. of agreement there to no Initia­ pany, 5th Battalion, 13th Regi­ Meyer's asendanoy to the stu­ studio overhead o f $800,000. The habitat of the sand dollar, deepening gloom. He is point to seek out Viet Cong sympa­ the elementary grade teachers tive. Today, as always, there to ment of the 199th Brigade, la dio which produced "Sound of That’s a small/budget for a ma­ cousin of the sea urchin, ranges man tor a platoon from A Com­ thizers among the people ot this year. a oold meat platter wWh ham feeling hto way carefully Music” provides testimony on jor motion picture, but strato­ from the low tide meric to 800 pany, 2nd Battalion, 3rd R egi­ Grades 7 and 8, at 9 a.m. Opposition Political Parties Cam Tam who work the Long and chicken, potato salad, through the Jungle when his today’s film market. The line spheric (or,.Meyer. Of his pre­ fothosns. ment of the 199th Light Infantry Que rubber plantation. This session only, taught by Robert French bread, bmr, cola and hand closes on the cold body of MOSOGW (AP) — While as undermining the Communist between under ground and Brigade, which cerates north­ agent has informed him of the Knight, Richard Hodge, and tiny tarts garnished with a sin­ a man. One of hto buddies finds Cseohoslovakta’s Oommunlst leadership. above-ground films Is fast fad­ east of Saigon in the eactem whereabouts of two Viet Cong Horace Scruton. gle strawberry. another. The tw o dead are leadership wrestled: In secret " I t would be very naive to ing. Yesterday’s nudle or sex­ edges of W ar Zone D and In the Grades 9 and 10, at 9 a.m. agents. In Vietnam, barely 16 minute# North Vletnameoe killed In a session vrith the a/termath of think (hat imperialism eagerly ploitation movie Is now playfog rubber plantations of Long session only, taught by the Rev. "It’s like knocking your head after dark, 10 rounds of mortar fire fight that afternoon. the country’s brief Uberallaatlon desires an opposition party In prestigious itheaters. Khanh Province. Its mission is Gary Oo.-nell. Grades 11 and 13, against a brick ' wall finding fire slap Into the Jungled bi­ The scouts take grim satisfac­ Treasurer era, a Soviet party newspaper socialist countries that would In truth, some of the country’s to prevent the Viet Cong and at 10:45 a.m. session only, something to work on,” says vouac of a 1st Air Cavalry unit tion In their find. One of OiMr condemned totey some forces really busy ttself with the per­ film critics have placed Mey6r’s North Vietnamese from launch­ taught by the Rev. Mr. Cornell Loeffke. The rubber workers 58 miles northwest of Saigon. own, Pfc. Johnny Miller, 21,. In Cseriioslowkta which. It said, fection of communism," the pa­ works many cuts above the ing Coordinated attacks, to de­ and open to any Interested communicate with the Viet Enemy troops slide up to the from Mount OUve. AIsl, was hit RUTH TUCKER favored legalising op|x>sltlon usual sex (Urns. His craftaman- If you’re not in the market velop pacification, and to help Grade 10 student. per said. "Events In Czechoslo­ Cong in subtle ways; a atlck In barbed wire. The night roars In the same battle that after­ parties. vakia convlncln||iy showed that ship apparently had something upgrade the 18th South Viet­ Grade 8, the confirmation to do with hla being hired to di­ the ground wearing a Viet­ with claymore mines, tracers, noon. He died In their arms. The article In the newspaper Imperialism gave every support for a Volkswagen namese Infantry Division. namese conical hat meaning to class, will meet Monday at S:80 rect "Beyond the Valley of the rockets that continue for an Sovletakaya Rosslya-^^vlet to all anU-soclallst forces that Reed, 21, is a draltee. He has stay away; the hat next to the Town Clerk p.m. at the church. Dolls," not to mention his talept hour. The North Vietnamese are Russia—impked criticism of embarked on the road of politi­ been In Vietnam three months. stick meaning It is safe to ap­ The choirs will meet on F ri­ aa a moneymaker. come to Volkswagen. driven away aa helicopter gun- Publisher Deplores former Czechoslovak party cal provocation. This confirms Suddenly, gliding around a proach. days starting with the Junior M eyer figures that his latest ships and artillery shrsd the EDWARD J. TOMKia chief Alexander Dubcek, who again and again that In condi­ You may find exactly what you want. bend in the trail ahead o f him. Paris 10:45 a.m. Condition of Waikiki Choir (or Grades S through 6, release, "The Vixens," , cost jungle. Eight Americana are now Is expected, to be ousted tions of socialism there can be Is the first North Vietnamece In the Avenue Kleber, a dou­ at 3:30 p.m.; Youth Choir for $73,000 and may grross $6 mil­ People trade In all makes on new YWs. But before we wounded. Enemy loases: un­ HONOLULU (AP) — WUUsm from the Czechoslovak party’s no place for political oppoel- Reed has ever seen, dead or ble-decked sightseeing bus goes senior high students at 8 p.m.; lion. sell you one, we inspect It. known. D. Patterson, pubUsher of the ruling Presidium and eliminat­ Ubn." aMve. The young Amer'can by the seven-rtory whltiah-gray Wesley Choir (or Junior high " I t was on the baals of ’The If it passes, we fix what needed fixing. And guarantee Paris 13:33 p.m. Saturday Review, eays liotee, ed as a political force In the na­ The paper Insisted that drops to his knfe and Instinc­ students at 5:15 p.m.; and the Vixens' that Richard Zanuck 1(X)% the free repair or replacement of every ma|or work­ building. The tourists are from Leading off for hto side, Dinh dirt and oongesUon have turned tion. suppresaion of poaltlon par­ tively brings his' 12-gauge shot­ Senior Bell Choir at 7 p.m. Mrs. hired me, he liked it," said the ing port* for 30 days or 1000 miles. Whichever comes first. Holland, and the guide tells Ba Thi scores President Nixon’s Waikiki Into "a. pretty poor Imi­ The newspaper, an organ of ties has nothing to do With lack gun to his shoulder. Ih e Viet­ Mary Kalbflclsch directs all of stocky, mustachioed director. them In Dutch that this is where troop withdrawal as a “perfl- tation of Atlantic City and Mi­ the Soviet party’s Central Oom- of democracy. It said that "the fThe same guarantee goes with our used VWs. W e namese swings up his AK47 ri­ the choirs. "He presented me a resume of the peace talks on Vietnam are diouB maneuver," a "noisy ami Beach." mlttee, supported the unortho­ degree of democracy In society get them as trade-ins, tooJ fle^ but the American is quicker. Junior High Methodist Youth the studio’s properties, and I being held. clam or" and "arithmetical ac­ Patterson, en route to Tokyo dox, pro-Moecow Communists In 1s not determined by the num­ 'engine • Iransinlnton • rear axle • front axle osMinbllas A t 4:15 p.m., a Huey helicop­ Fellowship, (or Grades 7, 8 and chose ‘Beyond the Valley of the "Perhaps today, the war wHl robatic feats which add to the for a travel agents convention, Prague when It noted that some ber of parties In a country, but broke lytiem • electrical lyileni ter spins Into Cam Tam hamlet 9, meets each Friday at 7 :S0 Dolls.’ It seemed to me it pre­ be ove r," he tells them plajrtul- general confusian.’ ’ The United called Waikiki "a anrtua aya- forces In Czechoslovak had fa­ by who possesses the Instru­ to pick up Pfc. John M iller, a p.m. Advisors are -Mr. and sented a good basis tor a teen­ ly. They laugh and grind away States prokxigs the war, he sore." vored legaUalng opposition par­ ments of producUon, the majori­ Mrs. Allen NeWton, Mrs. Joyce age soap opera." 19-year-old infantryman from with their movie cameras. charges, "to time to ’’On tbe beach I have loved ties, a step Moscow would view ty or the minority of citizens.” 1968 YW 1966 OLDS. Tiffin, Ohio, who has spent 188 In Vietnam, it is 6 :45 p.'m. atrengtben the puppet arm y and for 30 years," he said, "tha oro- Constables F-85 eta. Wagon. M T iS days in the field and is being re­ Sgt. Jason Dale, 31. of Devil patch up the puppet admlhtotra- ■kn o f the enylroisnsnt to so Selectmen Deluxe Sedan. Auto, trans., Auto., V-8, radio. w " ■ • • wards for good soldiering by Lake, N.I}^., is saddling up for tlon ..." ^ tragic and so shocking I don’t tight Nu. JIJJ5 being named the "old guard of war. one of two Americans who In Vietnam, X to 7;2S p.m. know how much time you have CLARENCE FOLEY THERESA PARLA the day." will set up a night ambush with A silver C141 A ir Force Star- left." 1968 PONTIAC The honor entities him to five Vietnamese popular force Ilfter speeds along the wet tar­ Patterson mode the com- JOSEPH MACAIONE CHESTER BYCHOr^KI 1966 FO tD 3-Dr. Spt. C ^ . change places with the batta'ion soldiers, and Dale U not slow to mac of Saigon’s Tan Son Nhot menu Tuesday at a luncheon In o Mustang il-door Temp eat, iwdlo. $1795 commander, MaJ. Bernard Loe- express his unhappiness. " I got airbase and heads for San Ftan- hto honor eponaor ed by the Ha­ JOSEPH MACRI Hd. Top $1995 (fke, of Malibu Beach. Calif. stuck with R ." he says. ctooo; Its cargo, 10 aluminum waii V lslton Bureau, tha elate’a OMEGA Pfc. Miller gets to rieep in his It will be a tong wet night tor raskeU containing the bodies of tourist agency. PAUL PHHJJPS 1964 CHCVROLET 1967 MERCURY forywrKitohm or Bath commander’s comfortable bed Dale, and for a platoon from his Cougar 3-Dr. back in base camp, drink hla company led by lA. Carrol Stew­ MaBhu Sedan Hd. Top $t195 Hw* b M to In. boos’ beer, use his writing table art from Albion. Bl.. wbo win $1995 •toll Milint Rm I %vIII and have breakfast In bed. The lay an ambush to ths east whsrs bronsed LoeCfke will stay In the enemy movement Is expected. 1968 PORSCHE y ® « p lm S f mt 1969 VW fisid. Paris 11 a.m. 913 C ^ . ■> Hght and a tiyihl, In the tangled Jungles of War Ambassador Lam, now half '■■4 Sunroof Sedan Radio. now-! dfisign for your Zone O, staccato bursts of fire way through his state raent, Wear an Omega on your yvrist and you’re SAVE shred the uneasy quiet. The pauses for a drink o f water confident of Its accuracy. But these Omegas (.1’ I ' ■ 1965 FORD point platoon for B Company, from a carafe at his elbow. ifTMi i t a t give you elegance as well. They go along 1968 YW "As ter as the Republic of with you on the most special occasions. Left 4th Battalion. 12th Regiment of Squarabaok fiadan $ MUaUng 1-Dr. Stop in today and too how a sutpondod the 199tfa Brigade already has Vietnam is coaoemsd.” bs re­ to right: a circle of 24 diamonds,' $550: » ■ I Hd. Top $1195 sumes, "when we agreed to sit man's square, $395; cushion shape, $225. * s S> B klllod two North Vletnamere c o i^ wMi llouroscont lighHng fbchnoi at this meeting tabte, we assert­ All In 14K gold with matching tapered mesh » soldlen with a small group 1967 PONTIAC ed our win to put an eariy end bracelets. 1965 P O im A C eon odd •torlling now boouly. Equip headiiig south. Pfc. Richard I'--7 to the w ar by sray of negotta- TempMt fita. LeMane 3-Dr. * King of Pliiellaa Park, Fla., bas on ovorogo I* x 10' room for only lugged his cumbersome 90mm tions. We accept a eolutton in n A m e lc \ \ ' Wagon $1995 Hd. Top $1915 recoffiess esnnon to a well used which there ia no winner or los­ ► w n to w n rm a EASY PAYMENTS INVITED 1966 VW 1966 VW path and Is setting It up when er, ae long as there is a fiat, ’ K L O O bullets crack around him. long-laating and guaranteed Let’s Get Rid of Dehnce Sedan Deluxe Station Wa- King, who U 22. falls to the peece . - ■” t tp«lMighMm9 $1995 on. Radio. $1195 ground before be can man his In Vietnam, at 6 p.m.. a be­ m c rm CASH ami CARRY gun. An AK47 bullet is in hla left draggled Vietnamese girl eelf- £ I I M I sat aalf! dfigh. Ha Mmps painfully to on canadbuely stands outalds a openiiig in the Jungle to wait for ham M mOitta. post near Xuon le a f b i f s cM ichaA a beUeopter. I.Qe, the provincial capttal She TED TRUDON. InCa Paris 10 «.m . Is 17 ysais old. Her hame is Pothole Government! jewBLeRS-MvansMiTHa fiiaK:* iooo Nguyen Thi Nbon. She haa bean TMXAND TPKE.—TALCOTTVILLE In ths Aveans Klsber. nsar tbs Arc de Triomphe. wortanen wMh. the Vlst Cong U zoontlis DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 968 MAIN BTHMun IhytOal ars up the strM t in and sibe Is aurrundarlog. fruot at the weathered old Hotel "Whan we wash her. ifos wfll Mzjnstla. now the Osntrs d» bs good i t i V i K OOBfsicness IntemsOonale end U.8. district PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969

South Windsor Vets Must File The Imi^cationa involve not MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, ^PTEM BER 26, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Town Clerk Edward J. Bomb Found The Grnimon Man Plays Just small kivesfana, wbo ta- Tomkiel has issued a re- creasingly find theniaelves Tax Boosts Proposed GOP Names .mlnder that veterans who In Chicago’s matching wits with pnrfesshm- Medieval and Modern Mix to Make have not filed their dis­ Tiny Part in Business Affairs als, but lo r all stock exdianges as well, for they have the re­ Warren As charges with his office must By JOHN OUNNIFF als continue to withdraw from TV-Radio Tonight do so prior to Oct. 1 to re­ Civic Center sponsibility of maintaining fair For Airline Tickets AP Busineos Analyst direct participation in the mar­ and orderly markets. Andorra a Nice P lace to Visit, Live. ceive the statutory $1,000 By BtffiEST A. HUNT Parkhilhjoyce Party Head CHICAOO (AP) — Investiga­ NEW YORK (API—Disclo- ket and give ■ their money to It has been argued tiiat insti­ John A. V BM uar mat to comipUon m rouitc bual- Frank Oskeler, r ropriator '' Wars I and n. Korea and night aftier a bomb of 17 sticks funds. In 1940 there was less these Inatitutlons maintain, how­ 420 milIl(Mi passengers, alm ost ^ ^ development This la part Andorra must have tbs smal- French fnJnSme l^^ender. nea* Uoas him into atronze chairman of the Republican change qre by professionals senger tickets have been ap­ SS ItraSre* taastoB-filled world of Iblk- Ml MAIN ST.. BIANORBSm Vietnam are lelglble. of dynamite was found on an up­ such as banks and funds under­ than $500 million invested in ever, that more <^ten than not proved tentatively by the House triple the I960 figure. And the much to offer ^ man tired of of the m ^ 26-mlle-Iong high- lest budget In the wmrld. This provided a deal is concluded In («U OSHna’. I rook ataser Jtoae Boone. (Nsxt to HMifsrd NatlMHl Town Cammittee. Long active per floor of the 81-story down­ scores the stsLTtllng changes un­ mutual fimds which reinvest the they help stabilize sharply fluc­ Ways and Means Committee as sine of the general aviation fleet high taxes. Scotch is $1.80 a running from France to year's figure is $2.56 listed in one currency, («> WaaSw Oueeto: Keman Sol Bunk) in Republican aitairs, Wazren (S> - - - Oslwr#e« choel anderaon Jr., Itormasi • TBS—-WE DELIVER s has been a member of the Re­ A telephone company coin col­ It alM pierces a popular delu­ manufacturing and service com­ bled by (hat time, he said. a pack. There'is no income tax. On the outsldrto of Andorra *tem covers bullets for {dstol with the switch from one cur- It M » 4 m —BIS-IIMS Nixon Scored billion to improve air transpor­ (IS) BMlai Hfeelii. (M ) Hr. Oeeda Oma *a Taam publican Town Committee, a lector found the device two sion that ordinsuy Americans panies. tation over the next decade. Oonunlttee sources aoid tbe no sales tax, and practically no La Vrila is a ptot of about 10,- practice by the 20-man police rency to the other at the {wees (4S> Tisih w OMH«e»vee. Premiere Justice of the peace, a delegajte customs or excise duties. 000 square yards with about 120 force and shotgun shells for of a button. When you ask how S:M (M> W w lW — ui4 (t) Hcvle For Silence On hours before it was set to exp­ are far more active than before Ownership of fund shares does The tax-writing committee is entire package was e:q>ected to to the First Congressional Dis­ Speed Cut to 55 It owes this haiqpy state of yards’ frontage on the main game wardens "The Ouaa of Navorone" Pori lode. The dynamite, wired to a in the affairs of large manufac­ not entitle a holder to partici­ to meet Monday to m ake fttmt raise about $584 ndllion in the (It) M f nivwMe Haiitoa n •*! trict Convention and is a mem­ Rocky Findings battery pack and an alarm turing corporations through di­ pate In the affairs of the compa­ first full year of operation as affairs to a remarkaUe blend road. The owner, Estalnslao work. aWe question to: "Francs or (tS) Sh. (M t) ■era Came Ihe For ^^ans, Buses Hs propoeals to boost an exist­ (Si) n u te M . (C) ) Dana Bm ber of the Public Building Com­ clock, was in a telephone booth rect ownership of stock. nies in which the money is rein- compared with $568 mllHan un­ of the medieval and modern. Sangra, has been ottered the Import a car Into Andorra. g mission. ing passenger ticket tax from 6 (S! S bKE? R.vr M:N 4 M t IBmel '■ Wm M (C) n e w YORK (AP) - Sol M. outside a courtroom on the 80th There are now more than 28 vestrzd, nor does it entitle them der an original admlnfatration Once It was a feudal holding, equivalent of $360 a square yard and the duty to $14 40 V a r a biggest buatnessman In t m Hmn •nor Parirai ind Deanl. Warren, a fomer resident of And Car-Trailers to 8 per cent, to put a new $3 tax I (M) nawkiO. Cble. , Linowitz, former U.S. ambasaa- floor of the building which million stockholders, a fivefold to attend annual meetings. Any plan. but now suzerainty is shared for part of the land-valuing the similar amount you’ can nwis- to a rotund. Jolly i (It) Rowa officles. ades. But more and more of must be made through the- fund. into d' new trust fond to be used the Bishop of Urgd in Spaliv, “5® content to wait until the -mere is no enm.m excise duty «-yeaiMjld son of ^»n- (t) n««m wMk W u k B.*- a BA Degree in psychology and American States, says Presi­ The State Traffic Commission per cent tax on air freight way- co-princes to whom the Andot^ price goes higher. In the mean- to nav A driving lli-enu parents. He has lived In An­ 11:1 (#*m M S ) Nmra — Waaiher If it had exploded, "it would these shareholders are partici­ The latest estimate by the In­ bUls. for airways end airfield im­ wM t W) and toerii (O) economics. He is a veteran of dent Nixon is wrong to keep se­ vestment) 'Company Institute, has established a speed limit of provements. nuls ftill pay feudal tolls. J!"’®’ 'lobacoo pfants grow on *t,go jj^^ts 10 vears- renew ‘*orra 40 years and, he soys: “1 W DIek T u Drh. (U > have blown off part of the roof pating indirectly, by buying All three Increases were (S n ) auH er. nrisUer (N> Btoeatd the U.S. Air Force and is cur­ cret the recommendations Ck>v. and most of the north wall" of shares in mutual funds. trade group of the mutual funds, 55 miles per hour for trucks, At Christmas, representatives “ ® P*ot olongside the main «i' to r a (oriher in ___^ consider myself cmnpletely An- (0) 11 :t i (t) Prtiar Speriafaler mmrincii rently employed as an assistant Nelson A. Rockefeller made aft­ shows they now have total as­ backed, by the Nixon adminis­ wUl set off for Paris to pay the «*«■ dorran-I know no other life, till Sn toeel Vtmd "BraUiare Karamoaov" 'IS. the three top floors of the glass- bures and other commercial ve­ tration. Win New8 Copy How 7:W tt) Dm Ui Ta&v Diqr. (C> Ruaalan ooldler, Inaan^ systems director with Travelers er a tour of Latin America. Dr, William Fruend, vice sets of $49.1 billion—and are feudal toU of 1,920 francs (about ProbaWy the most Important There are at present 8 967 ^ Andorran na- u n b and-steel structure, a member president and economist of the hicles on Connecticut's limited Other proposals given tenta­ ■MmUful Swedleh Immlznmt leolous Is ohaised artth Insurance Co. Unowite sold 'Ihumday, "I growing. Should the market rise access highways. In W hile B ouse Pool? $356) to President Pompidou, native Andorran buriness fam- veHc’es reg*. M)r Knisht. Andrmr Dussan. rector of the Wapplng Fair As­ had looked forward to Gtov. The 6(Kmlle-per-liour speed (aJbout $17) plus one ham, two founded five generations ra estimates, however that ^ name, tbe of the trial of eight persons quarter of 1969 was by institu­ Although growing swiftly, the registration fee on all airp’anee. ter swimming. Is reported dfa- (amatance Ford. sociation, and has been cha'r- Rockefeller's trip as signaling a limit for automobiles was not cuaslng closing hie Indoor swim­ chickens and four cheeses from “S® by a farmer from the Le- only about 6 600 vehicles are ^®*^ il?***]?*^ ®*‘*'**“* I) N.W. — WMlher — (tSSS4t) Taolshl Bbmr Jeha- charged with conspiring to in­ tions. funds are far from being the The fuel tax would go from 4 __ u # FMOara. man of the Business Solicita­ fresh, urgent concern for their changed. ming pool to make more work­ each of Andorra's eU com- <“«Wct of Spain. Today X ^ “ ajr Camm (O) cite riots during the 1908 Demo­ mos6 powerful instkutlon in the cents a gallon to 7 cents, com­ i (I) 0.4 teoH (C> (i-M> iaejr Blehep Shrnr (O) tions for the Heart Fund. problems. But the aminlstra- Such a large percentage market place. In the first three ing room for WMte House re­ munes. 'The toU goes to France family Interests are con- .u.. v, u j presldeift of the big Prtounlc de- Premiere I (S) Rewi — Mamaala af Cem- cratic National Convention, also means that the "random" mar­ Trucks, buses and cars pulling bined with elimination of the (tM M t) B M Okaperml (C) fari aad Oaldean ie In accepting his new pos'- tlon’s failure to make his re­ months of the year they ac­ porters. and Spain In altS^ years. by Julian Relg. aged 68. ^ Om 4 Osjre (C) "Hla Olri, Pridar" C an ported a bomb had been planted of individual investors, is fast ministration had propoeed the almplo fart- Permlere Oiwnt aad Rosalind Ruaaell. question that Mayor Fitts, and turned these hopes into a deep value o t all ordens. But activity ways with more than two lanes of the White House pool which umi i in there, investigators said. beroming a m arket of blUlon- ceiling be set at 9 cents. (MS) BiaSr B I (C) (41) NawaJlMdlhiM — UBAT our large active Republican sense of frustration.” of commercial banks and trusts in one direction under another was used regularly by Presl- c o Z u n c i s ^ brother An- Premiere RaUslaaa Sthn aad B ln Off Neither search uncovered any dollor behemoths who trade The registration fees could mavor and coiin<4 l Tr. Serafl has a ddauriiter so the ^ about only 60 miles of tolne runs Auto Pyrenees, t;M (t) ■ezaa’e Hereee (C> I (M) Ifawa aad Slsn On Team of elected and appointed Rockefeller submitted his re­ bomb. made up 23.9 per cent of the to- action by the commission. dents Lyndon B. Johns^ John Premiere i (i> Newa aad Waaiher — Me- officials, have assured respon­ among themselves. The market ‘■al value. range up to an eatlmeted $10,000 of the bush^ dewives surprising which has the Mercedes. Stmea (SMt-SS) Nuee a t Ue Oone We'll give your burner the lull treat­ port to the White House Sept. 8. The 1909 (Connecticut legisla­ F. Kennedy and Franklin D. a-rUASU^ -v.<«aa meat at MadMaMaa aad S in sible progress for South Wind­ Is being instltutonallzed. for big Jets. The fee would be Roosovett. ^ Franctoca’s son Oscar Rlbes Bartomeu Rebes Duraiw and Chrysler oa» concessianB Robert Slock oa edKor Don OtI ment ... to mike sure that it is func­ The National Security Coimcil 1s The percentages for otiier ture authorized the commission eral..— . counclUors ------, ------every•' two years Retir. aged 34 whn handle., ti,. ™aywmayor <perty tauaineas and oonatnic to develop plans and programs value of NYSE trades. In March companies 1 per cent, other In­ press quarters. As far (be cur­ Radio we'll take lull responsibility lor the Rockefeller, has not publicly o ' Interstate 91 apparenUy pro­ thorize the airport and airway iromlb^, haU of whom are looking young man, Oscar took ’>y'P*es and the mayor would ®rm In Barcelona; and a for orderly growth and main­ ■BRUSSELS (AP) — The So­ 1966 this had risen to 81.4, and surers 1.8, nonbank trust and es­ vided a push for the actkm. rent press room, Nixon said his (Thto Usttng tnoludes only tboas nsws brosdoaats of 1# or 16 operation of your burner. And wt criticized the Nixon administra­ viet Union has built one missile In October of the following year development, is pending before e l^ d every two y e a rs. ^ law degree at Barcelona Uni- ***‘® ®®® eventually a third comport factory in Madrid. Was tenance of community atmos­ tion's LatlnnAmerican policy tates per cent and "others" Gov. John Dempsey said he dogs have better quarters. minute length. Some BtaHono carry oOmw short nswaosoto.) make prompt delivery ol famous base In Algeria and is installing to 32.6 per cent. 7.9. the House (Commerce Oonunlt- I”'***®®’ verslly and studied Enritoh f6r “ *™® ***** **® the richest phere. since he left his post last V[a,y. hopes the reduced speed limits Wfalte House P ress Secretary so coimclUors, elected by males six months at Unlveirttv CkJ- running round the moun- "**" Andorra? He laughed; Atlantic heating oil. others Just north of the Sahara The figures used by Fruend Individuals, investing and tee which has held several ses­ Ronald L. Ziegler acknowledged ------six months at Unlversitv CkJ- ™™“>g round the moun- «naorra.' ne laugned; WB«H-Slt ‘The environment for indus­ He spoke at a meeting o t fo r­ for larger vehicles "will prove werover 26 yearsy«nro of age, tend to icye,icge, Oxford, and eco n o m ics «!si fa^n- '"”****“Then ***’**we’d have ®a trlMe “* **"’* whether I have 6:00 Hartford Hl#bllabts 8;i8IR2Sir"®*“^ Desert, a former ■chief of staff show a tremendous Jump during trading directly, accounted for sions to work on the'proposal Thursday that Nixon was dis­ « :g Striotiy For full details ot our complete burner trial development has been m e r government officials con­ to be an effective step toward be men vriio have proved sue- Fribourg, Switzeriand. cornice, Uke Monaco,", he says, ------money. . e. I certainly MMZUJ tWnkUlUiJk 7:00 News of the BYench air force says. the past three years, one of tJie but has not yet put It in final 8:00 OaoUgM |:K Aftaraoon BdlUon service, call or write sharply impieved. Out tax bur­ cerned with Latin-Amerioan af­ only 40.9 per cent of the value of improved safety on oin- high­ cussing conversion of the Indoor 7:00 Aeoent W Clen. Paul Stehlln, now a big reasons being that indivldu- form. ceesfuMnm runnl^running tnetrtheir own af- -nieThe tamilyf^uy iwInterests tet^ IncliKlAInclude The main highway through ^ have more problems than U:00 Oulet Hours den will be shared by the fruits fairs, held at the Oveiseas all orders. w ays." , pool but no final plans have fairs. They go Into public serv- the largest and ddeat of An- Andorra becomes the Aventda e*se." WPOP—141S 7:RI Red Sox va ‘nnera member of the French Parlia­ Secretary of Transportation been mae. 10:16 Joe Oaraslola of this effort. Oreet strides have Press Club. ice as a duty rather than for dorra's three tobacco factories- “ erltxell In Andorra La Vella (Dfatributed by the Los An- 6:00 Danny Clayton 10:10 Ntontbent ment, said In an article In the 6:00 Dick Heatnerton been made in education and In what they can get out of It. the only ‘family’ bank In the comfortably toko three *^®*®® Tlmes/Waahington Post 9:00 BUI Lova 10:36 The t h n ^ Ihday FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. Belgian National Review that a U:WNewa, Wrnltor financial reform." They certainly get very lltUe. oounby (the other six are all ““es of traffic. But one lane Is ^®'*^ Swvico) v. 1:00 a a r y OIrard missile base is in operation at WINP—USB 319 MOAD STRilT "Through this period the Re­ Five Day Forecadt The hcnararlum for a council- incorporated); a hotel, tbe Hos- blocked with parked cars al------UitO OihM- s i d e r t (he Day La Cialle, near the Tunisian bor­ 6:00 News FMal o n — OU B m u r Bafeu mM Sarvles publican Administration has lor unchanged for over 80 tal VaHm, and a cinema in most from dawn to dusk, al- Stam ford Newsman 6:10 Duels Jay Ahr OamtUkm tm e WINDSOR LCK3KS, Conn. (AP) der. 0:00 News held a tight reign on expenses," years—is 26 pesetas ($7.25) a Les Bscaldes; farms at Or- though the municipality has Ig Content ’Winn<>p - S:10 Walter (hooUla • luMuwd Badgst ngniMBt Plua according to Warren. "This —Temperatures over Connectic He also said the Soviets have 6:V Hairy Rsmoner • M Hsup from Saturday through Wednes­ bulk seven bases tor TUie y®“ ’' ^ , dlno; property in Sant Julia, Provided free ott-rireet pcu-ldng. ' NEIW HAVEN C om fA Pl_ S;S0 faxir& News ALL HLM ROLLS year, South Windsor experienc­ Land is wealth in Andorra, Lee Escaldes and Andorra La Half-a-dozen years ago Andor- Nick Semlnotf a rem ^ r wiih day are expected to average be­ bombers In Algeria. 7:00 the wortd Tbnlshl D svslo^ MidPrlBaed ed the iowest mlU-rate increase an Andorran explained. Prob- Vella; the Andorran agency for ra La Vella Introduced the the Stamford' Advocafe. w u 7:16 Buainem News low normal, with dally highs In A Munich newapaper, (he or­ 7:10 rrank Olffoid of all area towns." ably because there is so Uttle British petroleum; plus what country’s first traffic pollcoman named today as the w ^er of 7 : » News the mid 60s Inland to 70 at the gan of West German Finance 7:46 Lowall ThonMa of It. The whole country Is only Oscar calls ‘a few other small at the Junction where the Ordlno the first of a series of mmthlv 8:00 Spett Up Raraord Manchester Evening HeraM coast and overnight lows In the Minister Franz Josef Strauss’ mid o r upper tOs. 176 square miles and Just 18 business intereats.’ Road branches off the Aventda writing contests sDonsot«d hv 11:16 Slim O tT AimfUR'DRira South Windsor correspondent Christian Sodallst Union, re­ miles east to west and 17 miles Taback Relg, the famUy’a to- Meritxell. Today it has two traf- the (fonnecticut wno—itts Read Herald Advertisements The period will be cool with 6:00 Afternoon Bdlllon Carol Moulton, tel. MM-87U. ported In July that Soviet raofc- .north to south at its widest bocco company, buys 60 per «c policemen, Les Escaldes has bers of The Associatto Freae. little day-to-day change, the U.S. ets were being Installed around points. The trouble is, the cent of Andorra's annual crop two and there are another four. He won the prise with a oexv Weather Bureau said today. La Oalle. Pyreneas take up so much of of around 420,000 lb at about one each in four of the more sonaUty story on Stewart H PrecIpMation should total less Stehltng s(dd Soviet "Instnic- tile surface. Relatively level 50 centa a pound. About 26 per Important viUagea. Jones of Greemrich, who toidi than one-half inch, occurring as tors” are now staUoned at Mere land In the valley floors Is thus cent goes to cigar production. In summer the French and office in June as the new Uni­ FBI Probes widely scattered showers near el Kebir, the 1>lg naval base at at a premium. most of the reri to cigarettes. Spanirii provide about 20 mot« ted States dtotrict attorney for the end of the period. Omn. \ To prevent fragmentation of “We use quite a bit of Engltoh traffic police each In alternate OonnecticUt. The story high- Explosion In property—the only wealth pos- machinery,” says Oscar. “It's years to help to keep the tourist lighted Jones’ skUl os a karate aessed by the Inhabitants In for- expensive, but It lasts longer, traffic rolHng through the capl- expert and a potter (In ceramics WIPCO ELLWORK MC. Milwaukee mer times—Andorrans still fol- Sometimes I wish it was cheap- tal. Fiestas and hoiidays on and steneararo). Intioduclng low their ancient custom of be- er and didn’t last so long — like either side of the border mean The monthly contests are open 73 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER M 9429B MILWAUKBB, Wls. (AP) — quest. At the time of their mar- the German machinery — then an extra Influx of tourists, who to staff members of all AP pa- A bomb exploded in a second " riage, they undertake to nomln- we could afford to replace it scour the shops for items bear- pent in the state whose entries floor stairwell of the Federal ate an heir from their future sooner with machinery inoor- big the minimum of duty. are distributed on the AP's state We Must Reduce Our Inventory!! BuUddng In downtown Mlllwau- children. Whether they choose porattng the latest improve- The stores are open from 8 news wine. The rules provide kee about 2:80 a.m., today. a son or daughter does not mat- ments. One of our packing ma- a-m. until around 10 p.m. seven that they must be of the feature, Ihere were no injuries or fire S c o t^ ter. Elach of the other children chines that we bought from days a week and shop aaslstanta or enterprise, type. BUY DIRECT FROM THE DISTRIBUTOR DURING OUR but authorities reported oon- Is allotted a dowry. En^and in 1963 to still in first- work in shifts. TTie narrow Seminott*s story on Jones was slderable damage. The most valuable land in An- class order—but I think of the pavements are always a-Jostle published In afternoon papers of And In Madison, 80 miles to thenew dorra is that fronting the imtin improvements in peusUng that with parcel-laden shoppers and July 16. the west of MUwaulm, an explo­ sion, believed by police to have been caused by dynamite, blew out steel doors leading to a - V- of $6,000 bond, police said. 30" HIGH DOUILE DOOR SINK AND RANGI PRONTS 4-DRAWIR CHISTS The viotlm, Malachi Todd, al­ FlBiahed in deep maroon enamel, btek all vinyl interior, so of Bridgeport woe propped We made the new 7-ounce aotoinatic transmission, whitewall tires, power front disc 3399 DOUMJ DOORS 1 •galMt a waU when police, act­ Schaefer Single for one single tvakeB. power steering, radio, remote control mirror, deluxe ing on Information received wheei eoven. Fedend Labd lis t R4201.00. SALE PRICE! 27” ...... 9 4 M $ friwi an anonymous oaHer, ar­ re ^ n .T o pour a single, perfect glass 80” ...... M jRG rived at the street comer. In­ " \ of Schaefer beer. The same great 88” ...... M j e e vestigators said be had been ■RT j RG *l>ot six times. \ ^ h a e fe r you get in the regular size. With Brand New 1949 Mercury -Brand Nmv 1969 Msrony M ” ...... 4 1 r t M Todd hod been released from M ONTEREY 4-DOCMl SED A N - S l j R R flavor that never fades. G lass after glass. M t n m a o m x s-d o o r a e m n o e B9” ...... 4 J uM JaU (he same day after serving Or, in this case, bottle after bottle. Ftaished in medium Ume metallic, oootiaated with black a sentence far breach of ' Windsor is the improved variety of Kentucky 42” ...... 4 G.JD Ihe The new no-retum Schaefer Single has an all vinyl iotactor. black vinyl ro o t, automatic, power y-* ^ ,***■ regular gas. dnrk Ivy groca metalHe peace. bluegrass that has become so popular on front disc brakes, power steering, wfaftewalto, deluxe natoh. sa vhiyl interior. Mack vinyl roof, autdmatic 48” ...... w e A e easy-to-open Twist Crown. And it wheel covers, remote control mirror, AM radio with dial ******' whttewalls. power stsarlng, radlo/4^M U lawns and golf courses. Win d so r thrives in cofl»es in a big, new 10-Pack. ■ epeake interval selector wipers. Federal Label oontroi mirror, detune wheel oovecs. Federal ».«*«-» t w Bftiiy Show Champ# summer’s heal and stays green longer during Single one out next time you shop. i w n . WAU CORNHI CAMNITS VANITY SINK lA S fS IASI CORNHI CAMNm HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - drouth. Grows especially thick and luxurious, SALE PRICE! lUaka FUlpaU Victor, owned by yet needs no pampering. *3278 . '*2 9 5 1 Door 2.8hdf Door Lasy S m m W/COUNTHI TOP Pioneer Farm of Old Lyme, Schaefer-when voi/re <3onn., w ■ / ■ n s CENTER SntEET, MANCHESTER PHONE OU^ISS *Aboroi Ion wshwit, flaftli: \ PAGE SIX teK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANORESTES. CONN:. FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 196& Section Two are good mutants, others bad FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 interest in earthly affairs is aimlessly about the ever-pulsat­ Pages 17 to 32 Captain America Revived: guys, and some fluctuate. purely theological. ’The last is­ ing mass of energy which is Zo! There’s no way to predicting sue finds him alone on a"llfe- Captain America might con­ MANCHESTER'S He’U Help Us W in ITiis W ar! how they’re going to react. less asteroid” communing with sider recruiting a few of the Take what happened in the July the energy principle of the cos­ old-timers like 8iq>erman in­ Manchester B7 NICHOLAS that would restore Miy eye-"*“ “®' h> fight anti- mos vdiose name is Zo. Zo is stead of trying to straighten out Only Fuel Oil Dealer VOlt HOFFMAN sight." mutant McCarthyism. A pa- taking Captain Marvel on the the young crazies. Old Supey He’ll Fight Prejudice— Officially Now Hospital Notes ‘/ V / R ather Be A /e , ’ nie Waablngtoii Post If Aquaman might Call to pass American boy started a most unbelievable acid trip. He might be game for one more security cleanonce t^ x-men t® kill off all x-mu- shows the captain flashes of war. But comics are so whack­ Open Z4 Hours A Day! Bjr MARGARET AUUSIO “Flist of an, w« ooaMat WASHINGTON — The Sep­ peasants being riiot at by heli­ might Join the Vtet Cong. through the use of the ed out that when Captain Amer­ Since he arrived in this ^ ^ v n r n N Q h o c k s Warbles Cummings tember . Isaue o f Avoigerg They’re port of a new race robot sentinel system, copter gunships, peace demon­ Intennedlate Oare Semi- ica arrived in M etn^lis he’d country 21 years ago from w«ud « i t to p »«( o ”I would rather be me at the Oomics describes the re-sppear- called homo superior and mutants are so freaky, strations, the atomic mush­ probably fipd a forty year old MORIARTY BROTHERS private, noon-t pjti., and 4 p.m. ance of Oaptain America, not they’re very big in the con- ? happens that the _ patriotic______room, and then he touches off Superman with a paunch an*! a ^ e r t o R ico, Bienvenido Mn. Montalvo went aiounil 8 p.m.; private roMns, U a-m.- begiimliig of thia town election aorvad, wtlUng to boy is recUly an evil hom o sl^ on the Board o t Dtreotaen and tem porary com ic botSc. Each an intergalactric light show so bum back. "Captain,” Supey’d (B enny) M ontalvo has fa c- t® io®k tor piaco*. she IouimI 3 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. campaign than the Republican the one played by Peter Fonda perior himself, disguised aa a F o r O v o r the Board a t W noatl on. one is endowed with a single vast the hero disappears while say, "Lois an’ I have flve Uds, ed almost daily confrpnta- *■ down poymont on Padiatrka: PMcato allowed in the movie, “ Easy Rider,” but homo sapiens and the business H q v 9 O o h w M o b il V s o f A any tizae except aoan-3 p.ia.; idialrman, Mr. Dobkin,” said "But, not so tha Republt- super power: One can fly, an- the narration explains, "Then, and we think at least three of tions w ith prejudice. **’ dtoconnectoil evezythlna at gets terribly violent and con­ others, 3 p.m.-S p m . Democratic Town Chairman cana. Cbsdc the candIdntaV rs- the real Captain America who other can cast evil spells, an- for faster than the swirling them are mutants. I’ve got to beating oil fused f so you can’t teU which Until npw, it has been ^ Self Service: M a.m.-3 pm.. Ted Cummings today. was presumed dead shortly be- other has a high energy elec- mortal mind of the man called stay in America and keep sex fore the end of World War n. trie beam coming out of his side you ought to be rooting for. largely a personal battle. ^ 4 p.m.-8 pm. In a prepared statement, the Marvel cah comprehend, the from spreadbig, so why don’t Benny worked hard as a “We ataited morin( ta," Mt*. first In the campaign leadlzig to It was believed at that time eyes, etc., etc. ’They’d be in­ Maybe the most' powerful of horizon explodes in a blazing Montatvo OKiiMnB, ‘ !aziil thogr Intensive Care and Oeronary "TKrsa yean ago, 11m non- that he and his teen-age side- jrou climb back in your ice cube sexton for $84 a week. at a Oare: InunetUoto family only, Manchester's Nov. 4 municipal Jortty also ran on a platform valuable in a combat eitua- ***« modern-day costumed fight- inferno of blinding colors and and leave the war to the people CALL 643-5135 mw Benny. So the woman toAd election, Cummings erttlclJMs kick. Bucky, were killed try­ tlon but they’re freaky. Some Captain Marvel, but his local church and focused anytime, Umltod to five mtn- of “planned mnlntenaneef tor meaningless spheres floating know how to fight it?” 301 ce n u t sntEBT Ui her htwhand hod iwoted tt ntea. the RepubUcaiis for not ’'listen­ ing to stop a dynamite-laden ^ concern on defending out to oomeone elae bete« us, the oolKQla Bverybo^y knows drone plane from taking off and Maternity: Fathera, 11 a.m.- ing to people’s wishes.” that tha sehoola ors In nmoh wtthaut her, azid w « hitting our troops. ’They were just himself and his fam- tailing U:4B p.m., and g:M p.m.-8 “If ths Republtoatn listened, wrrsa shopa now than they last seen clutching the wind and ily against the often fla- p-m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and tt wes with an uiaisuslly dsaf were three yean ago, fusealage as the little airship grant racism, of some 6f “la te r we seiw her end the •:39 p.m.-8 p.m. ear,” he chargee. ■•Iha ltepi*Wrans hows dona zoomed off. his Manchester neifidtbors. wUe aihntlted tt was for oUier Age U m lta: IS In maternity. Cummings statemient (oUows; notMag and OMgr have not Mod reasons," odds Benny. "She ”I would rather be me at the It turns out that Captain Thia inriuded a banrege o t 13 In other areas , no Umlt in to do anything, escospt tor a apoioglaed and said, ‘My hus­ beginning of this town election America wasn’t killed when the WE DISCOUNT THE PRICE.... obscene phone caUs; an at­ selt-servtoe. taat-zmnuta, pohUeeRy-metl- band didn’t waztt to tent to campaign than the Republican drone exploded but was knock­ tempt to organize a peUtioo to vatod prograoL Thara are un- ( ’iildor beep hta out o< a neighboriiood; you becozae you’ze Puerto The admlntxtratton reminds chatiman, Mr. Dobkin. pohttod wtedowK leaking rooto, ed unconscious as he fell into a fllthy lettw addreamd to his Rioazi.’ ’ • visitors that with oonstmotian "RepubUcans, three years crumbling oonotate and ohams- the North Atlantic where he Decide to Buy Hnmii sgo, ran on a plank of Itaten- was frozen into a block of ice. teen-age ilatiighter; the horiw ot water way. parking space la ful playgpwmdi tba ranitt o t NEVER THE QUALITY!!! seeing the family cat, mutilated When all thetr efforte In rent Umltod. Vtaltors are asked to Ing to people’s wishes —giv­ RspUMleaa "ptaaned mahda- kept in suspended animation bear with the Itospital while the ing government back to the and worshipped by Eskimos. and hung on the clotbeellne; and ^ through, the Montalvos de- nanee.” * parking problem extets. people. Today, (hey don’t even There he would have remained msny other abuses. cUed they woidd have to buy "Now, tat'B really toll tha IMen to the Republicans who but for the Sub-Mariner, who is Benny azid his faznlly have * bouse. One side of the house truth on listening. I f. tha lie- sign petitions (or the Republi­ also known by the name and also been the victim s oon- bought at 80-83 WeUs S t pubileana listened, tt was with HUNTER’S VALUES! St. Nary’s Electric Blanket Columbia slant assault of name-calling as oondemned and itobody Pattente Thday IM can candidate for town eleik. an unusually dsaf ear. Ramem- title of Namor, Price of Atlan- ADMTTTKD YESTERDAY : tu. they walk down the stzoeU; oo*^d Uve there. Benzw was ds- "The OOP ragulara haven't ber tha referendum they pro­ most typically "qylc” to Ben- tsrmJned to fix the plooe igx Mra. Maria A. BeU, Hunt R d „ yet endorsed the man some'of moted? The people said one Namor was out of sorts be­ Single Shot Our Lowest Price Ever! Stereo Records ny and the children, and “zilg- One o t the nefghbore started Columbia; Mrs. Mary R. their own people support to run thing, and the RepubUcans did cause he’d had a tltontic battle ger-lover’! to his wife, the a petition to keep the MonbsA- Chaves, 89 Btasell St.; Harold (or the office. ’Hutt Is a strange another. That, In my book, Is with Hie Lovable Hulk, a green A. CraiM, RFD 8, RookvUle; • All Appalooia former Loretta Paganl, a native VOB from moving in. way of listening to the people. nothing more than doubletalk. skined x-mutant. He hod won of Manriiester. “He sold. These Negto-Puer- Paul V. DeMute, 3 Peart St.; "They backed themselvea In­ (Cummings was referring to the battle, at least so it seemed • All Mike Bloomfield WAOAP Planner to lUcana are going to devalu­ Raymond M. BUta, Iroquola to a corner becauae they lack­ an April 80. 18U advisory refar- because Hulk had disappeared, AwTo•kaMw • All Al Kooper But, seven weeks ago, Benny ate my property,’ ’’ says Benny. Dr., Bolton; Hubert M. Foster ed the courage to endorse Town sndum on Project Concern. The but in the course of the fight • All Santana was hired to fight for all his No one signeil, he says but Jr., 41 Delmont St.; Peter Q. Clerk Ski TomklaL a Democrat. proposal waa defeated Iqr the the principality of Atlantis was 22 Cal. Rifle Glllta, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Bar­ • AH O.C. Smith people as weH as other miiKsrity that was irtUl only the begin­ "Hs does hi* Job quietly und voters.) • destroyed, or removed, or mis- bara R. OnaiL 6 Oeotge D r„ efflctantly and has our 100 per • All Taj. Mahal Da Ole groups. With a sudden $S,000 a ning ot tiouUe for Benny and ”R ta time lor these people jdaoed. Namor couldn’t And it 9.99 year boost In salary, he wax his family. RFD S, RockvlUe; Mrs. June oent auppert, as weH aa that o t to face tha taxpayers. Taxes an and was In no mood to be tol­ Folks at Home Jacobs, South St., North Cov­ .Two-year guarantee. appointed Windham Area Com­ "One day I opened the kttehen many other votara. He dote the incredibly higher, vahiatlans erant of a group of silly Es­ munity Planner for the Wind­ ilcnr and there was our cat, entry; Wilson T. Johnson, Bast Job without quarrelng and all are higher, our bUls are hlghar, kimos venerating a figure 25.88 • Machine washable. ham Area Oommunlty Action hangliig on the doseUne, If a Hartford. taxpayera appreclata thwL and yet, raoulta are lower. frozen in a block of ice. In his Free working falling block action 18 barrel - over all lengih D498 ES98 •Polyester and rayon. Program. WACAP aids minority eyes cut out and staring at Also, Mrs. Mary Kaskey, 189 "FurtlMr, wa have a much 'T think, becauae o t ttila, the irritation he picked up the block 34” . Automatic control safety. •Thermostat control. groups and poor people in 30 nre.” says Mrs. Montalvo. N. School St.; Mrs. Denise more baloaoed and eoepertenoed choice wUl be with the Demo­ and threw it some miles where •Twin size. OonneriUcut towns. As conunu- Ttien the obsoene phone calls L. Ltmberger, 7 Mlnterbum Bate than th# Republloan crats on Nov. 4. We weloome It fell Into the Gulf Stream ntty planner, Benny helps to began, whUe Benny was work­ Court., RockivlUe; Mrs. Lo^ta Party. Look at the oandidatea. the challenge and tha eontoel, which thawed Captain America 2.77 3.27 M. Lupaochlno, <8 Highland St.; "We have morn Izioumbeato plan programs through which back to life. 1970 Shooter Bible ing nlflUbi end ooUlihi’t be home tor ere know we oan do a bat­ minorities and the poor can help to protect his wife. Robert J. MoFetrtdge, Broad running tor Om raelaaaaa mat ter Job.” ”I know BO little about this themselveB. Brook; Loyal Nickerson, Som­ For all who are interested in gun, ■\ /• “ PeoiRe were trying my bezde new crop of costumed fight­ •s r Finally, Benny will be able to ers; Joaeph Obtagk\ Blast Hart­ ers!” he sold after a short re­ ammunition, etc. door in the middle ot the nighL’’ ford; Christopher J. Rood, WU- fight prejudice anil social In- says Mrs. Montalvo, "I had a orientation. ”My best bet is to 2.99 Umantlo; Mrs. Ms* B. Ryan. Justice with action. But for nervoxis breakdown beoeawe ot 31 Summit St.; Mr*. Oladys A. watch them In action—see how many years, he felt relatively tt.” powerful they really are. ’Their A Shefflrid, 14 Unmor* Dr.; Mrs. ABSENTEE impotent in the (ace of attaclor People started throwing eggs courage is undeniable! Even the Marlene B. Starr, 68 WoddeU against himself and his family. at their homes and one day Sub-Mariner Is a fearless foe! The Mcmtalvos have Uved in Rd.; John Taylor, 814 Abby Rd., If there had been such men in they went outside to find the Wapping; Mrs. Bessls Waln- Manchester for seven yean. At wimlalileld of their car com­ VOTING my day (the era of Superman, first they Uved at 80-83 Wells grow, Windsor; MIeiuwl J. Bo- Batman, the Green Lantern, Famous pletely anvaahed. lad, Hasardvllle. St, th « they moved to Bolton "We had a fire in our house etc.) what epic battles we might BIRTHS TESTBRDAT: A for a year, and, two yean ago, one day,” Mrs. Montalvo re­ ★ AIw m im tram ths Stmts dmrii« wthic hsmim sm have fought! they moved to their present son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Psr- Ceneral Electric General Electric calls angrily, ” bzm1 that nalgh- Novsnbsr 4th. (t am. to 8 pm.) As it was Captain America Kassnar Rifle Scopes Mirro-Natic General Electric house at C3 Cooper HIU St. bor and his son otood out in ucchlo, Btast Hartford; a <3sugb- fought well, e ^ o ia lly in the In the last two yean, at their ter to Mr. and Mrs. Bradtey A Absotm from Msnehsstsr dmrhic v oth « bswrs m Automatic ColTeemaker Deluxe Toast-R-Oven (rant at our house and they were m stiidsnt in m coBaga, imlvsnlty, nmrss^ tminlim war. If it hadn’t been tor him. t PowtT - with (ip off moiinl 5 .8 8 4 qt. Pressure Cooker , Table Radio Cooper HIU St. residence, the actually laughJtig.” Parllman, 180 Boot! Dr.; a Hitler’s personal, super-nazl Montalvos have had their im- Benny, was in a rage. ”I daughter to Mr. and Mrs. whool oc instltation of hlghsr Isnrahw within ths friend, the evil "schwelnhund,” Our Reg. James Lanrimors, 33 Qlenwood BlAtta •t Power • I” Dia. Main Tulie (anodised) 1 5 .8 8 Low Price Our Reg. Our Reg. listed teleidione number ohang- thought, the bast thing Is to and ’’Dumbkopf,” ehouter, Red Low Price Low Price ed 17 times.' rdioot this man and kiU him. 81. A Absancs ftom Hanchostor dmihig volhNr homm hs- Skull, would have defeated the 17.99 NOW (BainM pholM Iqr Ofisra) 3 to 9 Power Variable Super Bright 2 9 .8 8 13.99 29.99 9.95 ONLY ‘.|I, don’t kzHW how they find But I believe too much in Oiris- mSOHAROBD YESTERDAY; ------of iwwibsimhip jn ji rsUgioms somnMnity. allied armies. With the return 23.99 tt out,” says Mrs. Montalvo, tlanlty. I went to chindi, and Benny Montalvo displays Puerto Rican orange tree which he brought back Mrs. Mary J. DiBsAUata, 187% A lUnsss or phjfiiksl • Completely immersible for easy 6.99 9.88 Itjr snd mnbls to voto in of Captain America, there is •Toaster opens automatically, rack ' cleaning. • Cooks ecomonical meats to juicy "but they do, and then we have the minister eaiil, 'Benny, from his native land on last visit. Benny says Puerto Rican oranges are Vernon Ave.; Mrs. Evelyn B. poroon at tlw polls. speculation that the Pentagon slides out at end of toasting. • Stainleu steel pump 4 stem. Non- tendernesf. > Institnt Solid State Design to have tt changed again.” everytlme you see this man, “much sweeter’’ than Florida oranges. Tree is one of many Benny has planted IVipp, aoi Main St!, South Wind- • Bakes like oven, or top browns. A Blimbsr sf Annsd Foress, hopes he can lead this gener­ drip spout. • One-third the normal time required. I 4'' Dyhamlc Speaker ‘,Tm not going to change It gay good morning, good eve- sor; PrUdo Ounpuu, 11 Wetooms • A real 3 in I appliance! §T93 to improve the appearance of his Cooper Hill St. property. ation of costumed, comic book • Ptek-a-brew gauge shows amount of • Retains vitamins and minerals. • Direct Tune Dialing anjhnore though," Insists her nlng, Mr*. So and So.’ PI.; Donald J. Flynn, 88 LItao fighters to victory in Vietnam. water or coffee. #PIS husband. ‘Tm not going to give <ns have tried everything else able, wimt you’ve done with tbls ny’s (ace: “You people come into Spanish and French, Rooney, 73 Lockwood St.; Rich­ :*a T The Montalvos feel that neigh­ When the mortgage on this house,” ‘he says. here to drink and rape our Ano’Jier probletn Besiny man- Msin Strsst, Msnchsstsr, Conn. Plosss sm m n Ab- but they’ve overlooked this val­ ard R. Gronda, 146 Loomta St.; ••ntos Bmllot for: bors must have made the calls, man’s house was foreclosed, The Montalvos moved to Bol­ women.” tloned was that those minority uable defense resource, putting because as soon as the police Donna M. Vloia, Rmi St, Rook- their money in computers when Benny scraped up all the money ton (or a year azid then Benny Others osdled Benny a group members arho maks tt, A , began patrolling, the obscene he cr^d and bought It for |8,- villa. Captain America was there for World. Famous Timex, Watches bought their preeent house on "troubls-maker” because he in- rarely turn around to help those Votom N sm s ...... calls stopped. At one point, the Also, Paul C. ICiilsir, South the defrosting. Hunting or Camping Puma Knives 600. Six months later, after he Cooper Hill St. two yeans ago. stated on hta rights and they sdio haven’t, calls were so frequent and had fixed the place up, Benny Giaatonbury; Mrs. Darts B. ’The costumed fighters of toy Styles For Nen and Women The day that his family started told him to be quiet or go back About Manchester, Benny Ntekse, Clark Rd., Boitan; ShuU Our Reg. Sale abusive that the police decid­ was offered $16,900 for it. to move In, there were mem­ to hta own country. • eye, “We’ve got a lot of work A d d ra ss...... T b L ...... day would fit in with this ad­ ed to wiretap their Une. Now when Benny walks by Kretgsr, Oak Lodge, 387 Tol­ ministration. They’re ail white, bers of another neighborhood "That showe how dumb they bore. One ootnpony hires over land Tpka; Richard B. DeStar- Plainsman (Folding) 15.97 1 1 .8 8 The Montalvos have prob­ thia man per chance on the (amity on his front law tolling are,” says hta -wife. ”Thta ta 100 Puerto Ricans from Hart- Dim’t Dskr Oomplsto snd Mmil Ihdmr and so are their enemies with lems ever since they moved to street, the old neighbor says tin, 48 Wsatmlnstar Rd.; Mre. some exceptions, who’re purple, him to keep out. But Benny Benny's country. Puerto Rico ford but there’s no housing Mabel B. Burdick, Box 73, RFD For FmrtlMr Infonmition TaL 64S-1S09 Skinnrr 13.97 1 1.88 Manchester seven years ago. "good morning" to him, and would not be InUmtilated. ta owned by the United States.” svaltable. People hear their ao- green, red. blue—any color but High Intensity 6.95 Benny had been working (or Benny -oays "good morning” 2. Bolton; Gertrude B. Wilson, Town Oommittoo Mock. ’There are some difficul­ This house, too, was about to Getting into the Masons was cent over the phone and won’t U Strickland ■(.; Mrs. Jaittos Bowir 11.97 1 1 .8 8 To Hartford Poultry but he decid­ bock. be condemned when Benny easier for Benny. ’’They said rent to them. ties, however. ’The cotAempor- ed that the Hartford North End M. AooomwBO. ST Main 6L. Desk Lamp ”I don’t know how he does boi^ t it. Now, with all the im­ they were glad to ■’And ws know of many eases -laicottvllls; Denial Vatequw. ary comic book hero tends to Van Alt was a bod place to raise chil­ It,” says his wife. ”I oould be hung up with malingering provements he’s made, all with I’m happy to be a Mason.” Ben­ where a whits person has gone Elltagton; Christopher J. Waln- dren. never do it. I’ve gotten bitter. his own hands, Benny's been of­ ny has been a member of the after that apartment later and sensibilltleB, like his youthful Our Reg. Deluxe Oil Set “This la no place to raise my You can’t have that kind of furtzwr. Bast Horttard. readers. Metal Match Low Price fered $23,000 for it, but be won’t organisation (or tsro years. gotten It.” Also, Joseph J. Gallagher, Uds, I said," recalls Benny. treatment year after year with­ Benny’s stories shout in­ Our n.*. 1.59 &95 Our Reg. sell. Need C-DAP Boot Hartford; NoUla Bonn- Bpiderman would be of great “Where can they play? There’s out getting bitter.” Before moving in, truckloads stances of racism are seeming- help to the Green Beret* in 4.19 • For men, women, boys and Low Price Benny also talked about Rep­ vero, Baysid*. NT.; Mlchari no fresh air and they have to Meanwhile, Benny has made P rovide, fire under all • Light intensities equil to 100 and girls. 9.97 of bear bottles snd cazis hiul to ly endless: The obscene latter reeentatives of the Taxpayers their struggle with the CIA, but ,4 play out In the dirty streets." so many improvements in his A. Marianos, 38 LUley BL; weather conditions. 1.^0 watts. • Many styles to choose from. 7.88 be removed. srritten to his teen-age AssoctaUon who tried to abolish KrMtaa A. Monaco, it Avon­ he's got an aging Aunt May •Transform er powered. Black or I With pre-stretched canvis., Moving to Manchester was own house on Wells St., that "There were alao clothes they No peak • All have guarantee. daughter: th* fight* hta son ho* c-DAP (Commlnlty Develop- dale Rd.; Norman J. St. Jean. and tends to get into fight* white. ’ 24 subjects. not easy. people ihivlng by wwdd actual­ had thrown in the corner to r gotten Into over (Wng called a „ent Action Prograln) with Betty, his girlfriend. • Buy for yourself or for gifts. In vor- HsTtford: Mary T. BMeids. 88 Steel tubing and joints. s Complete with pallet, brushes and two or three yean, oovarad ”iplc” ; the times he and hi* ioub area towns. "Don’t mention Bpiderman” she End of Season Fisherman's Savingsl oils. B otlM n R d.; Chariae O. Htafi- with worms,” Benny says. wife have walked down the -i/ igg, c -d a p In WU- tag, 8. River Rd., Oovenliy. says to Peter, who’s really Benny found eight trees dy- street to shout* of ”*plc” and unuuiUc,” says Benny ’’there Bpiderman but she doesn’t m )% OKF our regular low prit^es on all lures & areessories. Also, Mrs. Pater Miller and winter tag ta the dump and piantod ’’nlgger-lover” ; and the phone will be no aid to — ettl- daughter, 438 W. Middle Tpke.; know it a la the grand Clark 30% OFF our repilar low priees on all fisliing rods. Arf Benson Says: them. They are afl aUve and calls threatening to hav* Beo- „ „ ^ help for poor Kent — Lois Lane tradition, sreH now ta hte yard. He also ny murdered, Mrs. David Janckee and wsi. 33 ‘Tve hod enough excitement in Amerira's Without C-DAP there wUI be no RtSMell It.; Mrs. Robert Della If yoB iMBd a repieceiiieBf ehedr or two I planted 3$ rose busha* and 0,- ”Ufe in these United States,” money from th* federal govern­ my life — enough worries! I Newest 000 flower piants. He ha* a says Mra. Montalvo. ”R'a not aojtto and son, 40 Oioott It; want a man who has a good for tho don. Kviiig room or roc room — ■ ment.” Mrs. Alda Kasari and son, 44B heating Dictionary £> five-year-old Puerto Rlcaa or­ what tt'a made out to be. I Benny ta etrald that tha Steady job — who comes home never thought I’d Uv* to see Downey Dr.; Mre. Mark Good­ ange tree, too. mliiortty probteiii ta WlUlmanftc each night to his pipe and his day when this would happen win and ikuigtiter, 11 Edison 'T brought home a dying dog­ could get ssver*. Rd. paper—and to me! Feed/Seed Special Come In Soon and See I wood out of the woods, and my Not to m e! “Thay have Puerto Ricans srtfe said, ’You’re crazy, that "I wa* born her* ta Menrhee bills Spider hears this in the. Nov­ Save SI when you buy a bjg of lu rf Builder and a box American squeeaed ta the middle at the ember IsBue and says to him­ of Windwr ai ilic same iim k . won’t grow.’ You should see the ter, and more Umee I’d have Onr Bis Selection of Chaire! § beautiful dogwood.” got my kids and got the heU ettgr,” ^ he says, "and they hwv* self, ’’that tears it for good! Heritage Diclionan Remeo Highly IHikc A room and a Joan Sheehan It’s over! I’ve lost her! He Turl builder is ihc fer(ili/er ilut helps g ri^ imil- Simoniz Vista 44 Ql. Rounif Swinger Everytlme he saw a stone In out of here U It weren't for Ben- liply itself. Turns thin yellowing lawiis into the street he thought somebody ny.” nair mr 818 ~ wok— ta WU- exits in a funk and instead of o f the English l.anguage Hmaotlo. w Given Shower sticking to crime fighting he ihicker. greener turf. Use. any iime‘. any weuther. Motorized Truck Deep Geaning Auto Wax Covered Waste Basket might trip over, Benny brought "I won't move,” tastaU her Will not bui\i grass or bdrm grasi seed. Light - tt home and put tt ta hi* patio. husband. 'T’m gotag to stay ‘Moms day it’s going to bunt Mbn Joan Sheehan of 337 Oak wanders around the cRy mum­ weight, easy to handle. How about this weekend? Our Reg. He also put up completely new hers and fight th* prejudic*, wofwa than Hartford.” ha pan- St. was given a miooellanaoue bling to himself, ”How do I for­ SAVE Special ttausa. "Lois of the** peopia get (he girl I loveT Low Price Our Rag. walla aU over the interior of (he Ignorant. If you’re gotag (o bridal shower Sunday at th* Ar­ .i.OOtl sq. ft. .>. I.> 5 0 % Low o r e not esrsne o f what Is Daredevil, whose uniform is a 3.99 Low Price th* houa*. live ta (ear. It’s iw good ." my-Navy Chib by bar at­ ?s5.37 Price! Z79 psnlqg. If they ooidd get up oOf 1.98 "T his plao* waa~a~' aiam,V DsfermfMd fa PlgM tendants, Mm. 'Biaron DeLong. red leotard, is 4-F because he’s • Analytical method ot word defini- •Now with power roar sound. 1,99 their behind* and do somelhlng lO.OtKI ,sq. 11. 9.95 lioiis. • Cleans and waxes in one e a ^ step. • Magic touch opening says Bemqr. ’’Peopl* sold How Benny's determination to Miss May OarMch and Miss totally Mind although his other •Trucks have full six-wheel drive. but no on* want* to do any- senses are super-sharp. He’s •Adequate coverage of scientinc and '• Protects'your car finish for winter • Automatic closing. ta the world can 'you do it?' "fight the prejudice” during hta Beverly Hendriokson. About 60 • M i^ ly Mike conquers obstacles driving. also Involved in a love affair 15.000 sq. n . 15.95 technical terms. twice its size. • Avocado or honey gold,. “ AH I ’ve been dotag In Man- 21 years ta this country bo* al- ****"8 (■•d someday WlBlman- trteOOe and rtlaUvae attended. Paak boating bMIs lanring you wHti an • Large 9 ounce size. . a • ____ 4l^*atic's gotag Asato W b*a 04WUkoa s thoWa BANortha^MW which distracts him. • Fasy lo use. easy lo read type, •Climb action traction cheatar to rebuHdtiq; the Hum srays been ta a nanvlotent sray. Mtaa Bheehaa ta the deugh- area*,” be adds artth a laugh. "I hope to Uv* another 31.” he End of Hartford—riots. ampty pochtt? Try our aqiiAi pnymant pton. Aquaman (who is' different ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dantel J. Scotts Windsor 8MB Osl TOggod ■ay* with s lough, "to make ”Wtt Pm gotag to try to do SheehozL On Oct. 18 she wUI Wt dividA your Gulf Solar Haal* cost inlo from Nsmor though (hey both “Paapls aay Puerto Rfeans mtaerabta th* peopte who call oomelhtag,” Bmny says. run undersea kingdoms called marry Agt. Keith R. Peteram are so dMy,” says hla wif*. me 'epic.' I'U go around and "I'm going to arork tn bstwsm monthly paymanta. You hnew In sduanca AUantls) seems to be less emo­ 70% Blend ta 8t. James’ Church. 8gt Improved vsrittv ol Kentucky Blue Gran “No matter how much good yon read (he Bible to them.” wtth middle clana, high class Petersen, the son of Mr and azactly what your paymanta ara. CaN ua tionally unstable, but politically do, you rtfll got tagged (hat But auefa nonvfolent battles snd mlnorttta*,” h* oonchidsd. unreliable. H o o v e r 23 In. Color Mrs. Cheater P, Petersen. 10 today. J5.(X)0«t. It w ay." can ofisn load to (eeUziga of "And I'm g to get them to- Deepwood Dr., la stetloned at In the October issue he goes Our Reg gather — at off and leaves his kingdom in 8.95 Benny claims he also sitttered (ruetraUan and Impoteno*. His mr!” Weatover APB. aa UHwairamed amount of pro- the hands, of a tin-pot dictator. Save SI when yoq buy eity sire of Turf Builder or Portable Washer Console TV new Job with WACAP wUl flaal- The dictator is overthrown by Blend Seventy el ifie um e lime' judte* from the local chnreh h e ly givs Benny the opportunity the kmgtMdrs whose symbol Is has worked at and attended for be kmg deafretl to help mlnort- a circle with an upside down Y (he last seven year*. Benny ttes otth oonotruetlv* aettan. Inside o f it. As if that weren’t Scotts Automatic feeta that they paid him the Among tba programs Benny bad enough, Aquaman, instead low salary be received as aex- to involved ta are Aid lo De­ 1966 CHEVROLET of .rushing home to support the Lawn Spreader ton becauae they w ere prejudle- pendent Children. weUara dictator, 1s off reminiscing ad and bsrenae they knew they grama, aid to th* riderty, IMPALA CONV. about the time he saved the oould get away wtth It artth a recreatton. Benny's Job Is to Mind main’ s piteris. For 12 Puerto Ricatt. Meow paopio, when they noad * AUTO. \ \ ■ \. with any >149 - ■ V ' Benny attended th* .ctattyh hrtp, Jurt how tiMy can get tt. years the old guy had been div­ / SAVE Scott, isgntariy and Rfant a lot of Wa "Ton bava to teach (heae pao- ing for themi;^” groping blindly 8 2 y Pioduci • R(]|| to any iink. hook-up and start • 23“ Drag. 295 sq. mch pkliire, K#ntlnf all on the oodan bottom (or each 12.95 washing! • Glare proof picture lube design. tree , dm* working for church pi* how to. help thomsshrea." aetfvttfea, bat wtim bo sraatod Benogr asys. "Tea bava to gutde oyster to pay for an operation The latetl woid in lawn qneader,! T u in , on • No special plumbing' • Brealhiakmg'color, budgei priced. I end olY automeiicilly a, you ,u ii and itop • Hav suds-saver! • New V isia.. 25.000 volt chaws. to boooM# oModftlo tgy ttoosL** • Roll out of sight for storage. walking. A wide — inch spited! Lighlw- • Colonial maple. e t x m pariMiliaieta. only five Bonny gave an toataari o t •1495 eighl and easy to handle: lust-iesislanl smold bock Wm. be oaUi soiplaa food programo. Peopto nnisli. He s(M»ered open batMOtty are gtvea tbs food. M the dF Piano Chick Fnel Cora Aids, Gamot from oeoM of Ws fsOow partab- recMans far bow lo ciaali tt ora •Ireli M f. Rond — I oHor jr i d ig h H taaota, ha aoM. usually w th teo la Wigtttli and TED TRUDON. Inc. RIRNITURE DEPT. la a rwaferoncs wtth on e lady Ihaas who hava art yot master- p h o n e 6 4 6 .2 1 2 2 ARTHUn DRUB MANCHESm — U 45 'TOLLAND TURNI1KE SALE: FRIDAY K SATURDAY trom tho daveh. ha aaM. Mw ad (he laagnaga ■wiiMImea end VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE We revive Ike liakt lo limn ,|u>niiile. a oukm — ' tawtrtod that Mto wooW asvsr lot tq> Jort ilwawtog the fmd away, ixrr« , VHBUR cr o ss p a r k w a y O m U T | EVERY MGHT a Puerto RJeaa or Nogin mi TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE any of her cWldran. AaM PAGE EIGHTEEN V - MANCHEffl'IsB EVENING HERALD. MANCIlEdTEit, CONN^ FRIDAY,. SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 MANUMiarrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Scott Sees Vernon Coventry Ellington New Move To Teen Center WUlHoU Met Given Blackboard to Stage Boards W. G. GLENNEY'S GIANT Aharn Was Happiest 4^Wer SlOOMilKon De-Escalate The smell of the g n n a t- Weateyan staff and worked on First Meeting Thursday paint, the TCninch of the chalk, actual productlens wMh vlsRli^ At Eastern States Events WASHINQTO N(AP) —Amid they mix conveniently for Rob­ j A teen center open to all CJqv- Art Collection profeertfsials ■tttwttny oon- AU home games ore brtd et Of the many 4-ITers who Increasing' Republican pressure ert Lunny, area teacher-tumed- ferenoe. High School students actor. ‘ have ---- the MUerfUctiardson Field participated In youth actlvlttoa aouEB H. ZBBnm 1970 for faster U.S. withdrawal from "I found it a rather rjMmkA- — mooting next (formerly the Plains) on Rti » When the musical, “Marne,” at the Eastern States Exposi­ AP Arta MdUor Vietnam, Senate GOP Leader b)g eoqierieRce in that we learn­ V TOursd^ f n » 7 to 10:80 p.m. 6, South Coventry, tion. Richard Abom of ElUng- opened last night at the Buah- ed a great deal about profae- the center is being sponsemed PTA BfeeUag NBJW T O i^ (AP) — The to- Hugh Scott has hinted President nell Auditorium in Hartford, p IN V EN l ton returned the hajqitoat. His Nixon might announce a new siatial theater, MperinUy the Robertson SchotU PTA CHRYSLERS baby beef steer which won the BMus Rob^tLatanan art coltoc-. Lunny was M,/faas been gtvan to the Jdet- and DODGES m i T t n P r l E*stem states Elxpositlan, an out front. He’s understudy for devdoped, as it apparently did ropbutan DDuMiMn of A rt defending the administration's the parts of the Older Patrick hiriwini ^ mvaeoInvHed «> to anena attend ana and nave have the ~AUIXIC =■ Y V----- U7 U------|iaea,» ^onorhonor won for the countcounty for Vietnam policy. for others, as four of the 20 ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE ^ cwortunlly to meet the new G im m an In ^ *> y*««. /I t inohides approximately and the character. Uncle Jeff. teachers who attended the pri^. Joseph Tripp. ^unm an ycao in ^ ^ , Another GOP senator said pri­ He also performs academically th e work ---- ZL.” . Joseph iTtpp. - Y K was Abom’a last 4-H acUvt- 8,000 ohjaots, among them vately the President told him at Foundation’s courses during the ' SOME ITEMS ARE DAMAGED AND SOME DISCONTINUED PAintlnga by Rembrandt, Both- in tutoring two young actors in first two sununer sessions ta® been done b^^t^Pilgrim Bo**der ^hoOting On Displc midsummer that if current ef­ the company. • NO RETURNS — ALL SALES FINAL cent, SX (hwoo, Goya, Van traded the dassroom for the FeUowahiiw of Mu. M«r- ^ p . He graduated from BUIng- forts to end the war fa ll^ by For Luimy home base is now Oogh, Benoir, Gauguin, IDsMtie fall, the administration would stage. ALL ITEMS ARE YARD PRICES # NO DELIVERIES and Plcaaao. the Vernon address of his moth­ Lunny has acted In Manches- MOST MODELS AVAILAtU try something else. O ther woriGL covering the FOR er, Mrs. Amelia DeParolis of ter in LTM’a aunateur produc- Growing Republican appre­ 76 Hillside Ave. He finished a 18th through the 20th century, hension over the political Im­ Ucn of "Barefoot in the Park." agent ___ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY summer tour with the "Marne" BONDED 235 ^ Oonland, and treasurer, Mrs dlan border crossing point today an*mal huSbcuidry. ore Wertem European hronaes, pact of the war surfaced Thurs­ He played the male lead, Paul, e s^ o n e of the following: Mre. tnouiain Ayer. company a few weeks ago and new PERMA-WHITE enamel waa found dead In Canada after Hie priae-wlnnlng animal was tapedtiiaa. Jewelry, furniture day with speeches by Sens. is about to begin a cross-coun­ o p p ^ te Jane Newirth, as (3iara, ASPHALT SHINGUS «in ways and means part Charolals and port Angus •nd oaromloo. Charles E. Goodell of New York During the summer of 1968 h# apparently committed sui­ try tour. The company has Mmbium Combination Doors! ** Mr. and M!rs. Aimond cide, police report. and weighed 1,170 pounds. Thomas P. P. Hovba, dtreo- 1969 PLYMOUTH and Charles H .Percy of Illinois, changed somewhat. "We’ve lost area audiences also saw him at Fournier; hospitality, Mrs. CUt- Abom received a $t,000 award and a move by a handful of the Rosewood Summer Tbeatre State poUce said the man, Je­ tor of the museum, described SateUtte 2-Dr. Hardtop. Vtaiyl roof, V-8, RAH a few and gained a few,” said 3/UX6/8 te M LaBrec; memberriilp, Mrtt sus Mark White, 22, of Brook­ from—~— the DitemaUdnal Gharblala Abota the u*o ooueononooUeotfon aas s ppriceless n ceiess and power rteering, low mileage. ' younger House Republicans to in Simsbury as Ike In "Oklaho­ ® meeting Loui» Haddad; book fair, Mta. Lunny. lyn, N.Y., had been charged on Breeders for having the grand „ _ ,. . . said It was "practloaUv without force a total U.S. pullout. Actress Edle Adams played ma’’ and as understudy to the MILL HNISHED « ■ n m i^ y t o ^ p decide on Robert Ohnstead; puUkiHy, champion over aU breeds and Mnnofleld served as one of the n^vaie I960 CHRYSLER part Curly. He also had the rulee and r e g i^ it o n ^ Mka. Gecuge Coon, and teach- a federal warrant with three bIm M eeiue/t •*>»(. #_hoetesses to Gov. John Denm- __ ory of private An aide said Rep. Donald W. the exuberant Auntie Marne Mka. George Coon,' oM t ^ l ^n^T ^felS S 'aT ^lt ^ also rocelved a’™ nd™ tx*tess« to Gov. John Damp- Newport 4-Dr. Hardtop. Vinyl roof, RAH, auto O iM M I Rtegle Jr. of Michigan and oth­ during the summer and now toad role of Cocky in "The R«g. $25.95 Odd Lot Rubberoid DemoorsiioBartiecue era’ representoUve.reprewntotlve Mn,.Mra Daniel the choice beef, wMch was sold <»nn®«U«it Day. U . Gov. Attaio FroasinoUl B o r o t o ! ^ ^ officers. Irens., power rteertog, power brakes. ' er GOP House members hope to audiences will see Sheila Smith Smell of the Greasepaint, the to stop and Shop of Western ^ ^ w»»teh bv^^*L*In]?rVT'*ti!f Roar of the Crowd," at the wiU be among the honored On® t*«e federal agents, who circulate a letter urging support in the title role. Robert Lunny $ a O O R TILE Massachusetts and Connectleui part In ocUvIUes In the 1967 DODGE Rosewood, and Joined the Sims­ 19.45 gfueste at the Democratic Town The Whlriawavs emergency surgery, ...... Toutharama BuUdlng included Investment banking faml- ior a proposal to put a Dec. ’ Lunny worked as understury ISxU for a total price of $4,887.60. station Whgon. 6-oyttodsr, bury Light Opera Company in 1870, limit on the 1964 Gulf of during the summer "so to speech and drama in Bristol ■o*. ERtS OoMmu Ihr Carton pommittoe-sponaared cfaidien Dancers are havte^iw o d a ^ H critical condlUon This was «ie the flratIi™ year - matthat the Coventry (Coventry aovers, aovers. ToUand ToUand .y* the museum's automatic transmtoslon. $ 1 4 9 5 Tonkin Resolution. This was cit­ speak," meaning it wasn’t of­ and Suffield and worked as a "The Gondoliers’’ in one of the barbecue tomorrow. The annual S T ^e^d T ^fS hospital. Ihe crosses of the Oiaroiais breed WlHtogton Riders and Driv- board chairman when he died ed by the Jtrfmson administra­ ficial until now. Last night It student teacher and later as a principle roles. 2/8 and 3/0 x 6/8 fund-raising event is set for the row night ftw 8-11 *** condition, was raisedsed bv by TollandTbUand^(Jounty Cr-miv Coventry Fearless Five. '•K- • « the age of 77. 1966 DODGE tion as the authority for sending was and represents another substitute at Manchester High He directed and custed wMi WHITE HNISH CHID LOIS AND DlSOOimNUED l^er I^ardaon Field, Rt. 81, ch^ * H mtwna T^rolT'llA Tolland Busy BumbleBtanble Bees.Bees, The gift to the muMum was station Wagon. V-8, U.S. forces to Vietnam. step into a new career for the School. the University Players while a er Tex WJIson. Rounds wlU be *J?*“®* tracted a groat deal of atten- CraftyKrafty A-Go-Go’sA-Go-Go's of Coventry, announcedmnounoed byby. his son, Robert power ateertiq;. $ I S 9 5 Goodell proposed Congress en­ boi^h-looktng and very person­ While teaching he took the student at the University of PAINTS and STAINS H. cued by UUlan and Paul Zepike. T,!? !" ‘Ji!. Hon at the IMB coubty fair when ~ 0^ ‘ Bows of Tolland. Lehman, " and ■ EdwinBk L. act legislation barring use of able young man. After this tour step that decided him on a stage Hartford. food ’’‘hiupromdses —lots I oT“ good “— ^MSimday day night from 7 to 101 ^ wUl ^ one wa»was exhibited tor the first Bearers of Stafford, High Vedsl, president of the— Robert 196S CHRYSLER funds to support U.S. forces in what happens to 1^ stage car­ career when he applied and was He graduated from Weaver ”“ « e lOOQ but. no GDJnntllo'n nam. M . . . tlon. Wint&ni Grinter. Alan KA n# aj «a .... Oeors ^ of Hebron. 4-H ««>—#Pertomi-___ I.38HmAn Lehman 1hrtotta#taDA«as% Foundation, m.k at m a dinner Newport 4-Dr. Sedan.,BAH, auto, tnuu., fh ^ Night" which pre- tt t® a BYvnch breed that power steertaqr. Vietnam after Dec. 1 . 1970. This reer depends on oj^rtunltles, one of ten teachers chosen to High School in Hartford vdiere I^mocratic can- oed^ (be series of 21 les^ is now being raised In this areov era’ QuUd ** of Tolland’Ibllond and the Thursday touching off ths llet- HM drew sharp blasts from Secre­ but Lunny made it clear he participate in the Workshop for his family lived until the move INTERIOR November «4ec- tm /n m r dancera. The location .““J?’ v* Abom hS also raised K m - Hollandland Original 4 4-H« BandBand. ropoUton’s yeoi^tong centennial tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird plans to take advantage of the Teachers held in conjunction to Vemon a year before grad­ *» the sasne, and caller and.Angus beef In hU 4-H celebration. The lOOUi onnlvar- 1967 PLYMOUTH and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller best of them and not neces­ with the Playwrights’ Confer­ uation. Lunny kept his Hartford to answw questions and meet Jerry Pasdwd. .u Chagnon projects as well as dairy cattle sary U next April II. Sport Fury. V-8, auto, tnuia., address as hU family owned the totormaUy with towraqjeoj^. “ked the assailant to step off a and ^ power steering. HIM of Ne wYork, the man who ap­ sarily In musicals. ence a t the Eugene O’Neill PRE-MUM FOR FAST DO-IT-YOURSELF MSTilLUmONI Hips To Stage Arthur A. Houghton Jr., presi­ pointed Goodell to the Senate in Lunny, who Is 27, Is a 196B Foundation In Waterford. property so that he could flnleh “ “ • 1 3 0 “ ovoUable through Advertisement - He purchased Ms champion dent of ths MefropoUton, caUed 1988. graduate of the University of There the teachers attended at Weaver where he was a ALL HARDWARE IMCLDDED...AU HOLES PRE-DRRLEDI Bradley or any town committee Coventry residents are i»- ^ “ >h'®®**tor routine questioning "NUbneg Dan” last N ovm ^r Love-In For the gift the largest to the history But Sen. J. W.Pulbrlght, D- Hartford. He taught English, classes with members of the member of the Inter High D LOTS AND DAMAGED n ^ b e r P r ^ wUl asafat In minded ^ m«S!!f“ e r t a T t h ^ of die museum and "a crown of TIU AVAILUU Ark, chairman of the Foreign School Choir. tibeninnlng of the eiectloh cam- mlUtary servicemen can vote n "'®" Pounds at seven months of age. Police Chiefs glKtsrtog and priceleas Jewels." 8 During the "Mlame" tour the Relations Committee, said he on Novemebr 4. We wIU send f'f'' “'® A**™ f the son of Mr. io a MIAMI BBIACH (AP) — Hip­ The oMIeoUon is prssendy UFER B $ FA K S -< S ) expects his panel to hold public company wlU travel by bus FLUSH DOORS *3.00 ^ SAVE David BeU Honored nee and headed Into the wood- Mis. 8 0 informaUon------— to •esses him v on a t X reglstra- V K i a L r i A - atI s v tJi.ie i.tji. I ___ Ejmerson Abom of pies claiming they're not Mp- housed to the late bonker'a iB- hearings on the entire Vietnam most of the time, providing a Coventry Midget Football (ton and balloting. Contact Mrs. MeadoWbrook Rd. to EUington, ctassroom in motion for the two players j»ld t r i b ^ to a foi^ Leonard plea any longer wUI stage a mu­ room spsrim ent and five-floor ianie in Its consideration of the Rogers, Gromyko J « Leonard Benjamin or Mrs .woi®"^ Vermont state where hU family operates a sic-bathed "love-in" Sunday mansion, both in ICsnhattan. Goodell proposal. youngsters who are memAers 30% c<^h dilB week at a ape- Jesse Bratoai^ Sponsored^ provincial poUce dairy farm. CLOSEOUT ON ALL *69 CHRYSLBkS 9ifr-2x4x8Fir 30c with the notion's top cops invlt- The__ ooReotion wtU be "moln- "It’s a matter of great impor­ of the company. Luimy’s teach­ ^ ®®'*’ “ '® Coventry RepubUcan Cam- Mount- The 4-H club to whloh Aborn ing credentials qualify him for ROUCHB OUT ON ed to frolic on the grass with talnsd togedier os on entity tance," said Fulbright, whose wveral palgn pommlttee. *" '“*■ ® *® Tolland Ooun^ them. within (he museum torover •’ AND DODGES AT DRASTIC RIDUCT10NS committee was the center of an­ To Discuss Mid-East the Job of tutoring elghdrgrader years In the hoys’ tootlnU pro- _____ search on both aides of (be hnr Rhi* dimwv. d..# i,v«, wiwun me museum lorever, tiwar sentiment during the Darel Glaser of Chicago, who GREGG pwnv WiU be leaving rtiortly Maochester Evening HeraM der. ^U**v^j®*®* *** Hippies is a dead term, the museum reported Thuiwday UNITED NA’nONB, N.Y. Soviets, put new life into the Big plays the peu^ of the precocious ___ Frank Niederwerfer, Daniel We’re Jurt plain human beings,” at a news oonfennee Johnson administration. PROVEN *^® Coventry oorresp«rator.lerator. apparentiv apparently Is is Miami’. Miami's «» OF MANCHESTER aware that its poliUcal chest­ usually schedules eight per- years In active duty with the was the heaviest to more than k*dhad the champion Hereford, resident love-to agent. His latest “*• MeOepowon. eign Minister Andrei A. Gromy­ myko about maritime trade. tormanoea a we^. With under- 32”. Reg. $20.40 ...... ^ 1 7 J t% TOOLS Army, and was recently desig­ Noted in Claims nuts are In real trouble if some­ ko. 10-- years. -It reflected - a 10 per ®nd her sister, Nancy Avery modfest for the (lower Mite He said they felt the coHeotion M Oakland StreeL Monehsater - •4#f7tl thing doesn’t happen this fall," The Soviets want their commer­ A idy rehearsal held weekly, the nated a command master aei^ would be "preserved In perpe­ Gromyko will be host for the TYPE B — 4 LARGE DRAWERS A slight 2.8 per cent drop in over Icust year’s who had the reserve Hereford, drew 3,000 a t a bosebaU park. ^ . — DOOOB Sten. Charles MoC. Mathias Jr., cial vessels to be able to call at presnire of performances, con­ geant. unemployment compensation cecoribreaklng season and an Others Included Jane Hopkins, He looks for a larger turnout tuity," *’***y’ ®***^and would be shared session at (he headquarters of eastern U.S. ports as they have stant coming and going, and the 24”. Reg. $17.65 ...... S 1 S .7 S 4 Only. No. 1104A. Saber Saw. Reg. $17.88. $ 1 2 .5 2 TTie dinner, held at the Amer- Opsn Eves, ftixeapt TbuNday and ■atarday R-Md., told a reporter. the Soviet mission to the United - - ——■—V. c l a i m s was reported for last (ncrease of 106 per cent over the Andover; Diane Seifert, ElNlng- SundaySunday. ®*'ly *>y ^® people of this Goodell, who made his call for done on the West Coast. U.8 . of­ Acudemto considerations of two 1 Only. No. 1105. Saber Saw. Reg. $27.52. $ 1 9 .2 6 iron Legion Hall which was fill- week in the Manchester ottioe same period two years ago. ton; Nancy Green, WilUtwton The event is being staged (or country but also the people of Nations. Rogers had Gromyko ficials said the government youngMers, Lunny admitted TYPE C — 2 SMALL OVER 2 LARGE a pullout at a news conference to dinner Monday night. 1 Only. No. 1108. Bench Grinder. ed to capacity, had been of the State Labor Department. Aooordtog to Jean Baurel, dl- ®nd Mamie Crane and Frank benefit of delegates to the 78th world, doesn’t bar Soviet ships from "such a way of Ufe is hectic. 24”. Reg. $18.10 ...... -S1G.SO arranged by, a committee of and in a Senate speech, told im­ The meeting tonight is the fi­ R*8r. $24.95...... , ...... $ 1 7 .4 7 The flgiues were 601 tor the rector of the Haiti Tourist Office Niederwerfer. Vertwn, aH « - ajamal convention of the hitor- porters, "I see no signs that the East Coast ports, but the unions We’re running most of the 32”. Reg. $21.85 ...... $ 1 9 . 0 0 parents, and-the boys bought a week ending Sept. 20, compared In New York, air travel from hlbltlng baby beef steers, national Assoctstlon of CMsCs of nal conference scheduled be­ have prevented their docking. time, but If you’re doing what 1 Only. No. 1130TL Sander. Reg. $24.95. $ 1 7 .4 7 plaque to express their appre­ approcmh we are thklng will tween the two men during their to 616 for the week ending Sept. January through May of tMs Those members exhlbMtng PoUce. work in any reasonable way ac­ Vietnam has not figured in the you like to do, being dred ^ TYPE E — 2 SMALL OVER 3 LARGE 1 Only. No. 1140ATL Sander. Reg. $24.95. $ 1 7 .4 7 ciation (or Bell’s service. Miami Beach’s City CouncU attendance at the U.N. General doesn’t really matter." " i , , ^®**' 12387, compared ®nd participating In the 4-H ceptable to the American peo­ Rogers-Gromyko talks to date. 1 Only. No. 1109TI. Sander. Reg. $24.95. $ 1 7 .4 7 David Wright, BlUy Goodale V , -® decreased with 10,878 for the aame period Horse Activity were Alma authorised the love-to. Hie vote ple." Assembly, and U.S. officials But Belgium, a U.S. ally, urged "Marne" will run through to- 24”. Reg. $23.35 ...... $ 1 7 .{ $ 0 said the Nixon administration 32”. Reg. $24.90 ...... $ 7 0 ,5 0 j 1 Only. No. 1813. BUtz Saw. Reg. $39.95. $ 2 7 .0 7 and Mark Martin, representing by 1.6M. to a 28,0W total. The In 1968. Totals for the five- Athearn, WlUlngton: Deborah was unanimous except for Coun­ After Goodell’s speech, Percy the United Nations on- Thursday monvuv with performances at past and iwesent football parti­ rtatefl^ e was 21,1M for the month period of the previous Taytor, Vernon; Gary Keefe, cilman D. Lee PeweU. "I’m uX has not decided whether to in­ to underwrite peace In South­ revealed the ouUlne of a talk he 7:80 p.m. today and at 2:80 pjn. 11 Only. No. 1110. 1/4” DrilL Reg. $12.88. .. . $ 0 4 |2 cipants, presented the gift. Af­ Hebron; Bruce Ktogabury, voting," he said, "becouss I vite Gromyko to Washington to east Asia by a Joint renunciation tomorrow. don’t know much about lovs- had prepared for Thursday see the President. Neither side 2 Only. No. 1100. >4” DriO. Reg. $16.20. $ 1 1 .$ 4 ter thanking the boys, BeU said B*“^ng the same period of thto Union, and Maithlne Jackson, night in Evanston, 111. Percy of force. OWENS COSNINO be wouM be "present and cheer­ last week’s state leader, year, nroriy 16,000 cruioe pas- Vernon. tos.” has raised the matter, they add­ Foreign Minister Pierre ^ r- 1 Only. No. 112TI. >4” Drill Reg. $19.88. $ 1 3 ^ /■ called for faster troop with­ ed. ing" tor them Steidaiy when Ham, b r i n ^ ExJilbiUng lambs to Uie Site of the gathering will be a drawals and a bcm on senchng mel expressed regret that Nixon KRAFT FACED FIBER CU SS 1 Only. No. 1101. Drill Reg. $21.95. $15.37 they play their first home grassy ores adjacent to (he Mi­ AMERICAN^ Gromyko on some past oooa- and Gromyko had failed to find ^ ‘*’® •^®*® *“«■ «« J*n- Sheep Show were Lynn GsiMk. draftees to Vietnam once U.S. Return Visit 2 ^ ’’ X lir . 100’ Bolto. 2 Only. No. 1102TL DrflL Reg. $26.95. $ 1 8 .8 7 game, set for 2 p.m. et the ^Ckester P®ri«>«k Drtibte and Donna Grant, and ami Beach Convention Halt \ troop strength falls to half of the slons has been Invited to the common ground on Vietnam In B ^ . 8o Sq. Ft. "We’re going to Ue around White House during his UJf. 3 V 2 C MUler Richardson EMeld. thf^?eT» X ei xreat deal cf David Kinwnan, Manefirid, snd present half-million man force. their speeches to the (tssembly. X n ”. US’ Boltoi Head coaching duties for the me etaie s au ornces. ^ ^le tocrease of air travel to Itoi- RUdiard Shores and Kevin Dal- peacefully and soak up soma visits. He is scheduled to go to He said any treaty ending the To Ulster Set tteg. 8c Sq. F t Panthers, the local, midget tl is due to the Improved service rymple, ToUand. groovy music," Roberts saU. Canada next Wednesday. Vietnam war should be support­ MAMI-CAREY "We’re aU human with the ablU- The Middle East, disarma­ SJi” X SS". 107’ Bolto. ^ 8q .F t. team, have been taken over by with new airlines serving the Patty Bennett,, ToUand. was ed by a regional security pact to Biiv. OJ^o Sq. Ft. Ernest Mathews. Ihere ore Proud of Clean Beds ty to love. We hope to promote a Senate Resolves ment and Germany-Berlln were which the world powers would By Callaghan MEDICINE CABINETS 29 country.” „„Ho j«uneapointed oulout mai that a memoer ntember or of me the uonnectlcut Connecticut Uttle peace and harmony discussed at the meetli« Mon­ players on the team, and proc- LONDON— One 16th century Cartbalr, Trans Caribbean and t®anr which participated to the WE'RE FIGHTING INFLATON subscribe. By ANDREW ’TokcHIA 1—23” X 28”. Model 79. Reg. $26.25...... $ 1 5 .0 0 through^ the country." Recognition day. Rogers met In Washii^on Harmel said Red China should tlce began for the upcoming English Inn, proud of Its clean Domtolcana AlrUnes have insti- New England 4-H Dairy Ju4g-Lt Oxsle Knilgenler, eJcecutive BELFAST, Northern Ireland season beck in Augurt. sheets, advertised; Sumptuous- tutod service since Janucuy, ing Contest. Thursday with Israeli Premier be among these powers and r PENN BLUE STONE 1—14” X 24”. Modd 378A- Reg. $17.45. . $ 1 0 .4 5 'assistant to Pollcs Chlsf Rooky Isn’t Approval Golda Meir and intends to pur­ — Britain’s Home Secre­ The team’s schedule U as fol- tone __ Verie well furnished ®"<* (kat Air France has beefed Brenda Hatch of WUUi«ton should have seats both in the Se­ V i’* to 1 ^4” TMdaices, 6 M ultiple 7 0 c S9 p t. 1—16” X 24”. Model 1400A. Reg. $18.25. . .$ 1 0 .0 5 Pomennee, said he did not sue with Gromyko tonight (he curity Council and in the Gener­ tary James Callaghan will lows: Oct. 8 at Portland; Oct. with naperie (linens). . . .Ech >*P *ks Haiti run to Include dsUy represented New Ehigland 4-H*-know whetherwnomoi risiUngyhuj chtefs ^ U Y AMERICAN WASHINGTON (AP) — The discussion on ways to settle the Patterns. Reg. 85c Sq. F t 12 at home against Bolton; Oct. comer sure to Ue in cleone “on-#top CaraveUe flights. Haiti, era when she gave a revonse u c !^ "(h e imrftoLn Satiate l^>proved 77-S Thursday al Assembly. But Pekdr^s ad­ make a return visit to Northern Arab-Israeli conflict. mission should not be at the cost 10 at home against Windsor; sheets wherein no man hath • “** Ks new Jetport, is also to the welcome by O. W.Asked how many hIpplM hs . a resolution sUtlng that cUplo- The U.S. strategy is to stake Ireland Oct. 9 and 10 to check Oct. 28 at Hebron, and Nov. 2 been lodged since they came *®rved by Pan American and Wynne, general nMuiscer of the exnect«i Kruslsenlar —«• matlc recognition of another of expelling Nationalist China, Pri>|r«ee In restoring peace to RANGE HOODS REGULAR GASOLINE out areas of agreement with the he said. at home agoiiult MlddlefleM. from the loundrease." A13C. Exposition. Cathy Brcoowits of kinda wish w# knew." country by the United State the embattled province, officials Anderson 1—30” Model 1657-7 . 015.00 does not mean approval of its tmnounoed today. 1—30” Model 1263B. government OaUaghan will meet the p n t - Window $15.00 “The resolution is a peHte Inolal prime minister, James |FltZGERALD| [FORD INC. way of UlUng a country 'We Stern Picture Painted Otichester-Clark, and other know you are there and can do leaders, including representa­ Units MASONITE ROYALOOTE PANELINO 11966 GRAND SPORT 1967 FALCON business with you, but we don’t tives of the Roman Catholic- • ONLY one 1965 GALAXIE 500 like you,’ ’’ said Sen. George D. based oppoeitlon. He is the spon­ ALL 4x8xVi Aiken. R-Vt., a ooqxmaor with Of Judge Hoffman sor of a aeries of reforms de­ FLEXIVENT RASIC UNITS ...... M . $19.05 Zslcfc. 2 Or„ H-Top. Vinyl Top^ V-S EntiM. 4 tpsid. 3 ONLY #448 24 Only. Charcoal Brown. Reg. 30c sq. f t 2 0 « sq. f t I M ek. Radto. Mag Wheek W tN TIvia Ftos Itony Mon Ford. 2 Door Ssdsn. Rsdtot ttd . Trsns, • CyL, Entins Cons,. OsM, AMS Trasa V-d EiqAia, Poisw Ms- Sen. Alan Cranston. D-OaUf. CHICAGO (AP) — Judge Ju­ signed to rem o vt Catholic griev­ DerkRtos artap, Radto. WMI Tina WhsR Coesta The resolution Isuika the force A specialist in corporate law ances against discrimination in FLEXIVENT BASIC 13 Onfy. Sable Wafanit Reg. 26c sq. f t 1$^ sq. f t lius J. Hoffman is a stem disci­ during his years In private prac­ UNITS ...... no. $34$8| of law, but It expresses the houalng. employment and local 1 ONLY #S8» 12 Only. PecML Rig. 26c sq. f t ...... 1 8 « sq . f t GALiO N "sense of the Senate” and is In­ plinarian in the courtroom snrf tice, Hoffman said he steered Oilcheater-Clark presented 12 Only. English Wafaint R ^. 30c sq. f t 2 0 ^ sq. ft. clear of poUUca. "I don’t even FLEXIVENT BASIC UNITS ...... M . $29.09 tended to Influence policy deci­ in his personal life. the reform proposals to a grass 1 7 Only. Honejrtone Living W all $1845 $1045 IncLToi sions of the White House and know the precinct I Uve In to­ 1 ONLY #340 The tart-tongued Juriat la day,” he says. roots m eeti^ of his Protestant- Reg. 34^c sq. f t ...... , 2 0 t sq . f t State Department. presiding at the trial of ei^t based Unionist party this morn­ FLEXIVENT BASIC U N IT $ ...... ML $31.61 Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- men charged with provoking In 1947 Hoffman waa elected ing and was given a vote of con- I Odd Lots of Royalcote Paneling ...... 1 $ ^ sq. ft 1966 MUSTANG 1965 FORD PICKUP 11967 SQUIRE WAGON Conn., argtiing against the reso­ to the Superior Court—now Cir­ (idenoe. A further meeting was riots at last year's Democratic < 2 Or. H-Tsfo Blna, WhMs VIsyl Top, M . T im s , lution, said it was superfluous National Convention. cuit Court—on a coalition Uckst. scheduled to discuss the report Rad. AMS Trsna • Oyl Entfsa • Fast Raa. W M And In 1988 he waa elevated to ODD LOT WINDOW UNITS V O Untins, «Nfs Mhsri Osssn, Radto. 98/Rsswk COoR Mbrsia Radto. Mwar*' ^ PLUS and simply reflected what has At one point he testily told de­ of a Judicial inquiry which laid Sd d aad WrapH always been U.S. poiloy. fense attorney WilUam M. Kun- the federal bench on the reoom- part of the blame for recent m a Ky ansB S t o c h o o s e n to M 4 "I cannot find in our long his^ tnendatian of the late Sen. Bhrer- AU. SET-UP — READY TO INSTALL itler: rioting on Uhlbnist failure to IDAHO KNOTTY FINE $1645 ______$10951 --______$2195° f f f lory where we have made rec­ "You don’t have to repeat ett M. Dirkaen, R-IU. remove genuine sources of Up. Per Single U nit ognition dependent on approv­ yourself. My hearing Is good Two of the best known oases OtkthoHc resentment. 450 Pieces. 1 x 10 x 8’ ....;...... 1 8 i / j ^ h„. f t. 1967 PONTIAC CONV. al." Dodd said. and I can understsuid when a which Judge Hoffman has hoard Renewed rioting Thursday H967 FAIRLANE 500 1968 XL GALAXIE He added thai the resolution were the Krebtoaen trial and, 130 Pieces. I x 8 x r ...... 1 5 i / j ^ Un. f t, lawyer^—especially a young law­ night In Loodondarry, flashpoint Top. Arts. T m a V-R Eng, Tmm, might restrict the State Depart­ yer like yourself—says some­ more recently, the South Hol­ of a year of crisis, brought the 120 Pieces. 1 x 6 x r ...... H h„. f.t FsM. Ll M m , AM s Tnna V-« E i^ I ment’s flexlbtllty. thing the firat time." land School. District suit—ths brittle atmosphere book to FWER6LAS PANELS Rs s m In k M WMI Tina, Radto- B08aed Sept. M •’Your honor is too kind," re­ first school desegregation suit breaking point. British troops W x W plied the graying Kunatler. brought by the Justice .pepart- were out in strength to keep ri­ 1# Sheets, P a in YeUow. Gaaitl Gblii Decoraliw SAVE SI795 Through self-discIpUne outside ment against a Northern school. val Protestant and OathoUc fac­ Beg. 0030 fs. •430’ Baby, Awaiting the courtroom, the 74-ysar-old The nlne-month-Iong Krebio- tions apart. 0 Sheeto. BOlhy Whtto. CRUSHED STONE J1963 FORD CONV 1965 XL CONV. Transplant, Dirs Hoffman has maintained hta sen trial—the longeat federal Waterloo Placa where angry Beg. 0830 eto •430 1964 GALAXIE 500 STAMPS weight at 136 pounda tor ysais. criminal prosecution ever con­ Catholic youths atoned and pur­ *4 ONLY—88LB. BACM (/> Oatods SOQ, tMd« Anto Tiana, V-E Ford. Onan, AMs Tima Msto Fork 4 M,. W-T g ^ tM ^ VO Si«< I SAN PRANCICO (AP) — Bob­ He’a 8-foot-lH. ducted In Chicago—resulted In sued police vehicles before mld- Beige Quartx. R«g. $1.70. 3 Mssrina Radto. tNBI* Tin a M iitsg, 9MR Tina *tosr Top. by Zimmerman, bont 18 months Each day the weather per­ the acquittal of four man lUfht. was sealed off by 80 FRE HUNO NAHOOANY DOOR UNITS ■8 ONLY—aO-LB. BAGS ago with a defective liver, died mits. he walks to work. It Is IH charged with fraud In promot­ steel-helmeted soldiera The $6951 $1295 $8451 Thursday after a futile year­ miles from the OoM Ck>ast ing the drug Kreblosen as being military'a "peace line” of I - 8/4 _ i.»/e — I m SBMky Black. Reg. 98c. .. long wait for a tranq>lant opera­ apartment where he Uvea srith helpful In the treatment of can­ barbed wire snapped shut YOUR CHOlOf ^ 2 0 i U ONLY—8M.B. BAGS PLUS tion. his wife Eleanor—whom he re­ cer. The trial concluded Jan. 81, around the CatboHc stronghold PBstd Pink. Reg. 98c. ... TirSERVE YOU: EUu-lier in the week he under­ fers to as "The Supreme Court" 1966. of Bogaide. U ONLY—8B-LR. BAGS went a fourth operation to —to his courtroom In the down­ Judge Hoffman ordered the About 140 extra troops were Beige Qaartx. Reg. 98c. .. Rgy SdvipiMR SPECIAL of the WEEK cleanse his liver, which lacked ODD LOT WOOD SASH ...... m l S3.50 FREE— ANCHOR HOCKING town Federal Building. South Holland School Distriot, drafted Into Londonderry — 18 ONLY—8ALB. BAGS FierltotUmf ducts to carry off body wastes. The walk always take# exact­ which covers a suburban ares ... where Northern Ireland’s vl- ODD LOT ¥HNDOW BUNDS ...... pair $4.00 iky Bhck. Reg. $1.70. PMP'(|m w BI Doctors wtx> discovered the ly sa minutes, says the Judge. aouth of CTUcago, to dessgrs- etous round of street fighting be­ $ 1 ^ 1963 PonticM Wagon DINNERWARE Uver problem a tew weeks after Hoffman has a reputation for gato. gan a month ogo—after a 60- MANY OTHEt UNADVEKT1SED SPECIALS Bobby was bom in Redding. being the hardest-working Judge *0icfcRMitl9 OaUf., said he could not survive Hoffman served part-time for man died during Pro­ in the Federal Building. Known a while on the Northwestern testant-Catholic batUes late long without a transplant. also as a legal scholar, he University Law School faculty. Wettoeaday and early Thursday. No suitable donor was ever writes long, learned opiniona. •6 d a .l $345.00 found, because of the difficulty Harold C. Havighurst, then daon Barricades were pushed up by HIst hotmes, aays the Judge, of the school, said of him then: both sides, fearful of a vlolant \ ■■ , V \ \ in matching tissues with infre­ are walking and reading. He be­ aftermath. SHOP VV quent aeddenf victims and oth­ "Hta Inatlncta are essentially lieves «dl Judges should read on the conservative aide, but tar About 800 unruly youngators er potential donors. current ftcOoo and nonfletton \V Bobby died at the University more than most men erbo are so massed Inside Bogrids. A large "to keep In tune with the minded, he la aware of this and crowd left the area and of CsUtomla Medical Center timea.” FRIDAYS here. Bbccept tor the Uver de­ con be counted on to maintain a vehicles belonging to the Royal IW.0GLEIIIIEY SALES Hoffman w u born on Chica­ proper balance." Utoter OonsUbulory—a force re­ 649-5253 f i t z g e R a l d If o r D mOOMPOBATBD fect, be was a normal child. go’s North Side July 7, 1896, son Judge Hoffman Ukea to quote garded by Catholics as biaasd CO. TO GORMAN BROTHERS Tto parents are Mr. and Mrs. of a wholesale furrier and a Re­ another osaeoament of himself agmlMt them. Herb Zimmerman. They had OPEN 8 A.M. to 9 Pjljd form Jew. He attended public —a remark made to a friend by' Soldiers, their automatic ri­ c o n v e n ie n t PWfford N^ioRdl Om E Timt Ppyrnpnt Wpp 770 MAIN S1MBBT MANCHRSWR moved from Redding to Ian schools and Northwestern Unl- a defenae attorney who had Just Jose to be near the medical een- fles thrust into the olr, moved 3 3 6 ¥V|NDSOR AVi^-4IOUTE lOCKVUE ^ UMIWI veralty, where he received a lost s esse before Hoffman: between the mobs and police 8:30 P.M. 1NB RRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN S ltS T ter. ZUnmerroan is a rodso rid­ law degree In 1918. He married 'I hot the old ao.b, but he’a er sad elosrn. and the trouble died down. No N0«1H MAM siiE er St 88. tncomiptlbie.' ' Ihjurles were reported. AND >AVI by Mstt Mj ’ OGCo-

“ ‘ ■ i v' 'A,; PAGE TWENTY MANCHEtfl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. PRmAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 MANCHESIisk e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CX5NN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 South Windsor French fried potatoes, catsup, PAGE TWENTY-ONE relish, mustard, cole slaw, but­ Yale Senior Gets space and investigating the rel­ to acoept reapcmaiMllty. These terscotch pudding, milk; Fri­ ueaETT ORoa ToUand "the hopes and anilratioas I Managing Editors Meet Democrat Office Women’s Killers ative cost ' and usefulness of programs would become a have entertained in this report day, baked fish sticks, tartar PAMUN Suspended Term modem business equipment." pronrtnent port of secondary sauce, catsup, buttered spinach, wlU become roaHUes If not to­ FLEtMEftALUmr o r I WiU Stay Open OPIN Edocatfonal Propheay school programs. morrow, then possibly the next spice cake with icing, bread In Draft Refusal Educatkm, to be effective, Studies of adtoqi organisation day.” In Hartford Npxt Week and butter, milk. Sought in Kentucky r»ts A.M. 10 pji. Grade School Plans needs to discover what a child Tomorrow 9 to 6 will reveal more effective waye He added that he is only siig^ 54 McKEE STREET I A salad plate is served dally CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — BRDX»1E>0RT, Conn. (AP)_ knows and then build upon those Managring editors- from han. President Richard Nixon’s Kidm, who will be tied up with Stitxel, 61, all patrons of. the .7> A federal Judge baa given a of accompUshing dte t«iw of gesting DOW that studies be New la tito ttem 9a brti^ ta I Aahai assistant on urbcm affairs, is Umberto DelMostro, Demo­ at the high school and ’Timothy The search for two rt three men loan office, and UUian DeWald, Intereats and kiWledge, Dr. educating youth in an increas­ newspapers across the the divisional playoffs leading Edwards. Uu'ee-year Buqwnded aeotence Urged by MacKenzie miade and information gathered, also on the program. Both will to the World Series. cratic cartipaign coordinator for charged with^ murdering four a secretary for the firm . MacKenzie explains. ingly cooH>lex society . ieadiiig to the ertaMlshment of country, from Canada, and * Tale Univeratty aenlor who Our program needs to be con­ speak Wednesday, McGovern at Larry Jinks, managing editor the November town election, an­ women in a savings and loon of­ Kassow lived on the same pleaded guilty to refusing to re­ need to begin planning chrtogist wbo would render ef- ___ CSianges in teadier assign­ priority ttoma aui r u s s ns from Europe will be in the luncheon and Moyniham at Mandieater Evening Herald fice robbery extended through tinually evaluated to determine T I ^ ^ of the Miami (Fla.) Herald, is nounced that Democratic head­ street as the Stltxlers. WANTED port for induotlon into (be ^ the conrtructian o< a now fecUve service to the Trtland t h ^ effectiveness, ments wUl. be bothersome and "This represents kMqpteim Hartford next week for the the afternoon business session. quarters will be open tomorrow South Windsor correspondent Kentucky today. Police theorized that the wmn- dlfficuk to aoeompliah, he ad- planning so necessary if a fast chairman of the APME sports Carol MouKoa, tel. 944-8714. armed forces. elementary aebaoi, studies to de- t ^ c l ^ rtaff.” j(ore aophlsticated R U S S FURNITURE TOPS annual convention of the There will be panels on sports, committee. Appearing with him from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to co­ Police said Watterson John­ en might have been Shot be­ CIm u , LateM odd children mits. Such changes wiH also up- growtag disittet is to meet Ms Associated Press Manag­ black news coverage, commu­ will be Ted Bmlts, retiring AP ordinate with the hours set son, 23, and John Leigh, 30, cause they recognized the hold­ L aT ^'A m S ^’ the town shouldshotdd de- th e* h rf(lln ^ o f"h f^ ^ sophlstlcrt^* seT’ato h U rtn to ^ w Si’^ ' t o in an orderly and M IR ROR S (Flreplaet r N I D m t ) nications, a debate . between USED C a r s ing: Editors Association, sports editor. aside for the voter-making ses­ Large GSP Increase spent Wednesday night at a mo­ up men, who fled in a velop it, own pmgrams for ^ predicts etticient msumer," the super- mo’-e more Yale and Harvard, and other Afternoon topics include a re­ sion to be held during the same tel in WhlUey a ty , Ky., about car. Top Priees n O TU R E roSM INO (all tfpM ) More than 600 editors and 'topics of Interest to the profes­ hourrs at the South Windsor Mostly Applies to Price sion. port from three past presidents 200 miles south of Cincinnati, For All Mskes r their wives have registered Ibr Thwn Hall. They also were spotted Thurs­ interest of rtudente." rtsanhmtor rrnrtiu Hendd W INDOW aRtfPUTEOUSS Social actlviUes wiU Include of APME who have just return­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Com­ Milk Output Lower the convention that will be held ed from a tour of Russia. They DelMastro urged that anyone day morning In Pine Knot, Ky., CARTER CHEVROlETl Dr. MkeKensle concludes his TViUaad eoneapondent Bette at the Hartford Hilton. "Conven- tours for women of homes In merce Department figures Indi­ CmCAGO — Higher milk report by rtatlng that many of Qoatrale, teL 978-9948. are William B. Dickinson of the who is not a voter in the town cate there will be a large in­ six miles from Whitley City, po­ prices in 1968 offset lower pro- CO.. INC. \ Uoners will start arriving Sun­ the Greater Hartford area, Con- make a special effort to get to lice reported. st'tution Plaza, Mystic Seaport, Philadelphia (Pa.) Bulletin, crease in the Gross National ductioh to increase farmers' in­ 1289 HBin St. and assigaed work. day for the week of business Norman Isaacs of the Louis­ the Town Hall and register on Product tor July, August and Authorities filed four cx>unts of Zampano suggested Francis and social acUvlUea, with busi­ Wadsworth Atheneum, and the come from milk and cream 4 Phone 649-5218 Coa**t Guard Academy. ville (Ky.) Times, and Vincent Saturday. September. first-degree murder against work with retarded children, as ness sessions planned Tuesday per cent to a new record o< ^r. Kenpeth ItacKenzle, has nans are ivu Mwen* . thhmIi ^ S. Jones of Rochester and the He further stated that any­ The previousincreasea this Johnson, Leigh and Raymond nearly $6 billion. he has in the pest, but left de­ through Friday. Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello one interested in voter Informa­ Kassow, 24, who was Jailed tails to the mung man’s proba­ outlined the proUema he ferts programa. and Gov. John Dempsey will Gannett newspapers. Including year in the total of goods and 3 Thomas F. Ferguson, co- the Hartford ’Times. tion or those in heed of a ride services have been in the neigh­ here. AU are from Cincinnati. \ tion officer. are facing the town’s educatten- D ev rfrtan m t^ ©apitaUxlng on the interests and publisher and president of The greet the editors at the Tuesday or a baby-sitter, regardless of •VHtem. nspirations of youth and afternoon opening session. The A panel on black news will be borhood of lie billion per quaz^ They were accused of shoot­ FTancla’ lawyer, Ira Orudberg Herald, Is a co-chairman of the moderated by Richard D. Smy- party preference, call Demo­ ter. Some indications, are that ing four women at the Cabinet- of New Haven, maintained that ‘e ^ L S ^ ’n r^'w S n : -^"B^-nlng ..growing dertre host committee. He la complet­ annual rep<^ of the president cratic headquarters in the A-Z will be ^ven by Ciiarles S. ser of the Oak Ridge (Tenn.) the third-quarter figure would Supreme Savings and Loan of­ although ETnnols refused induc- in all of our curriculum ------ing the second year of a second Plaza, Sullivan Ave. be eomewhat larger. If so, this fice Wednesday during a holdup ticu In CaUfomia, he could have Rowe o t the Fredericksburg, Oak Ridger, and includes MaoKenxis promlaes to com- 8-year term as a director of Austin Scott of the AP bureau Delinquent Taxes would put the GNP at an annual which netted $376. been classified medically unfit ------la obvious that teachers the association. Mrs. * Ferguson (Va.) Free Lance-Star. p h ^ n w flve-yemr projection, who have been invotved in the Paul MUler, president, and at Washington, D.C., APME John Brown, collector of reve­ rate of $938 bUUon Kaasow, a r r e rt ed late for the draft the best selling , is chairman for women’s ac­ treasurer Henry MacLeod of nue, has announced that start­ The department provided no Wednesday, was charged ear­ Zampano told Francis that U intorma- development of programs and Paul Dodge tivities during the week. Wes Gallagher, general man­ ager, both of the AP, will be the Seattle (WoshJ, Times, and ing Oct. 1, a new public act specific figures Thursday on the lier Thursday with receiving he» participates in any future ...” ^ curriculum materials are more Nat Sestero, managing editor heard, and writing and photx>g- William Brower of ’the Toledo concerning payment of de­ GNP and said its data “offer stolen goods in connection with demonstrations against the draft Pontiac of the Hartford Times, Is host raphy awards wUl be pre­ (Ohio) Blade. linquent taxes will go into ef­ only a few tentative Indioa- the case. The nature of the he must do it on his own time. chairman, and co-chairman sented. fect. tiona.” However it said 4ha9—as goods was not specified. VicUms ------than if the proposals luxury car in America with Ferguson U William Oew, Wednesday’s reception will be Connecticut AP papers host a hosted by the AP newspapers Formerly, a taxpayer, could In other quarters—prices will go in the shootinjg were Helen the Hartford Courant managing recepUon before dinner on Tues­ choose which taxes he wanted up more than real physical out­ Huebner, 46, Henrietta Stltsel, editor. of New Englani^ and will be put. TodavI oaay inm HUtorvHutory ^ t TSSS;. a. day. at Wadsworth Atheneum. to apply his tax payment 69 and her sister-in-law, Luella Advance reglstratlona in­ against. With the new law, ac­ dicate this will be one of the Wednesday morning’s panel ’Thursday morning business discussion on sports brings to­ session will be devoted to re­ cording to Brown, the tax pay­ is here for you largest APME conventions. It gether some of the top adminis­ ports from APME committees, ment must be applied against last convened in New England the oldest delinquent tax. days left in the year. IT years ago, at Boston. trators of professional sports: and late morning the conven­ Pete Itozelle, football commls- tion will move by bus to Mystic Back taxes and alt the motor Today's HighHght in Speakers during the week In­ aloner; Joe Day of golf; Walter Seaport for a tour, and then to vehicle tax must be paid, said On tUa date in 1777 Brttlih clude Sen. Oeorge McOovem of Brown, "or the Motor Vehicle troops occupied Fhllade^ihia In during the 1978-74 srtiool discovered the answer to one to drive! Kennedy, National Basketball the Coast Guard Academy for South Dakota,t who was the Association commissioner; and Department will not renew the the American revolution. ^ question “soon realises the KueiA at the first convocation of an afternoon full-dress parade p la im ^ fbr solution be has found nOses Larry MacPhail of the New review of the corps of cadets. registration of vehicles owned In 1916, the U.8. Federal Manchester Oommunlity College York Yankees, representing by persona whose names have Trade Oommlsaion waa ^ ^ elsmentoiy ijchool ether quertfons to be answer- on Sepit. 11. Dantel P. Moynl- An old fashioned New England established. baseball commissioner Bowie clambake will be served at the been reported to them for de­ U80GA. linquent taxes." In 1919, President______Woodrow ft’om this, he pre- Brown also noted that effec­ Wilson(itoon collapsedcollaprtxl aboard his pripri- construction ^ t EO DbueETtE Friday’s seserlon opens with vate train en route to 'Wlchlto, the Yale-Harvord debate on the tive in May the Interest rates / »1799 ^ X* . cnan^e from a dUppenser ot were increased to three-fourth Kan. He later suffered a stroke yggin, » knowledge to that of a oonsul- •■yii Panthers Expect topic "Resolved: Newspapers and never fully recovered. Are Part of the Generation per cent per month, totaling MMYMN11AU nine per cent per annum. Whhi's tha catch? There tsn't any. In 1960, during the Korean Dr. ‘ MacKenzie pmpose. the Gap." Judges will be two 81790 is the suggested retail price at the port War, UN troops captured re-e^bUrtimeid ^ a pupil pop- tion meaningftU to him. former national party chair­ School Menu OEAURS ARE Tlte school lunch program for of entry for the VW sedan. Seoul from the North Koreana. ulation mapk which will be ex- Also cited hv th« n .n .. Subversive Label men, John M. Bailey of the De- The price Includes'the Federal excise fox.gnd In 1960, prealdental candi­ ceedlngly helpftU to me in get- intendent is tL mocrats and Meade Aloom of next week is: Monday, baked MAKmtl WHO n e w h a v en , Conn. (A P)- by the People’s Committee to ravioli in meat sauce, cheese Import duly. dates Jotm F. Kennedy and X' the OOP; and ’Trinity College Richardlard M. Nixon held the first ^.®. "*.®P would “also f® P*wuieprovide central office staff. "As the Members of the Black Panther Defend the Panthers, included faculty member John David L. wedges, buttered peas, pine­ It also Includes the built-in heater/defroster, OUINS AM apple tidbits, cookip, bread and windshield washer, electric windshield wipers, in a series ot tour one-hour tele- intomaUon to be used gchool system grows so does party expect their organization tho showing of several brief Knowllon. vlston debates. "" ascertaining srtjool bus the w o rk l^ of ^ soon will be declared subversive filma about tho Ban Francisco Miss Teen - Age America, butter, milk; Tuesday, sloppy outside rearview mirror, padded dash, front seat FANTASTIO Joe, buttered whrte keniel com, Ten Tear. Ago rout« areas of highest density «ce r ta f i.^ e laW by the federal government. State College disturbances ear­ Rosemarie Klespitz of Aurora, Take a Quiet Break headrests, and seat belts front and back. Soviet Premier . Nikita Population as well as the areas ^ oDeraMnp- lier thld year, the sending of Na­ 111., will be on an afternoon fruited Jello, topping, milk; FROMISES A party spokesman said at a Not to mention the new electric rear-wiridow Khrurtichev waa conferring with quarters so c ra n e d that we tional Guard ’Troops into. Wash- panel whose topic will be com­ WeAieaday, broiled chicken defogger and the new ignition/steering lock. He urges carefiS consider- . Ford LTD Brougham "teach-in” Thursday night the with cream gravy, mashed President Dwight D. FI sen ton, Del., and the imprisonment munications. (When the key Is removed, the steering wheel Is hower At Camp David, MU. fltlon be given to the need for ^ dlttloulty locating Bit party would be included on the of Panther leader Huey Newton potato, buttered wax beans, Justice Department list of sub­ Election results will follow, locked Ih place.) Five Tears Ago establishing q>ecial eduoaUon ^ m e t" he In Oakland. and new officers will be intro­ ice cream, bread and butter; WE wu: versive oiganlzatlons to be pub­ Thursday, hamburg in roll. It's'the price of the real thing, not a stripped, 17 Civilians were named as a classrooms, to be located in t_ .^o*****^' all new for 1970... ^ lished Dec. 6. ’The films were frequently duced. ^ down economy model. national council In South Viet­ present facilities or now ones. M EErm punctuated by shouts from tho The annual reoeption and What elso^do you have to pay? nam to prepeure a new oonatl- He proposes a study be made " °^ '®‘' "They’re^ going to try to run audience of "Free Huey!" "All of the feasibiUty of establiahlng ^ anUquated and cort- the stately new Ford LTD Brougham. us to the ground and kin us,"' dinner-dance Friday evening The charge for transporting the car from the tuUon, COMFEWTION power to tho people!” and dther winds up the convention. RiVE YdUR W I 8 One Tear Ago the town’s own classes versus il'rtftken**t^T»* ^ said Roscoe Lee. He called the Panther sloans. port of entry. The dealer delivery charge. Art! UN Secretary General U purchasing these services from h attention of the audience, which Brakfast meetings each morn­ local sales tax. ArA Another speaker. Both ing will bring together those A Thant i>r(q>oaed n big four meet­ a neighboring town. ®‘ *®<»«nB suitable office numbered several hundred, to Mitchell, reciting the history There is one optional that makes a lot ofsense: his deliberate use of the word editors who have attended the Drive a Ford ing to bait wbat he called a If a sufficient number of_____ <*11------^______’ we WILL and character of tho Panther American Press Institute at I FA LL G LEAN IN O The automatic stick shift. (It eliminates the clutch spreading feeling of Insecurity dren identified with specific Torino Brougham... "try." movement, said the "same op­ pedal.) Labeling the Panthers IColumbla University; Sigma T o d a y o f in the world. handicaps in a compatible age SERVICE pression as In Oakland Is here Delta Chi, the Journalism fra­ Profeaslonally Cleaned Well, that’s it. group is here, then he feels it another all-new Subversive would be in effect, in New Haven.” Reoondltioned A Styled L«e said, a declaration of war ternity: and the members of Unless, of course, you count the cost of gas and Westport Pilot Killed would be nore practical for the GOOD BLACK WHAT W Em U on the party. He implied the "’There is little the people con the continuing studiea commit­ D illo n 's oil it takes you to get here in your present car. town to hantBe its own speUlded on a routine time of those whose services FOR SALE These Included bombing of the training mission Thursday. W!™’ ’ ' Panthers’ Des Moines office, ar­ the town buys part-time basis «N»w rest of 34 members in New York There was only one survivor from other schools and organ- n i - M 3 - 7 m pa, eaw. 9m terns, of the mid-air Ulshm about laatioiia. a tac. wwr. on charges of plotting to bomb 7M VHNON Sr. a munber of buildings, and the three miles northwest of the Included In this category JTWRT. base. would be “a good school pay- V I awMa* « arrest of 16 Panthers o r charges NwS^ VA me of murder and kidnaping in oon- p t , ^ aaN. Ford Goloxie 500... oectlon with the death of another Panther, Alex Rackley, the luxury cor in Connecticut lost May. The cose against those 16 per­ with the sons, who Inolude Panther na­ WE'RE JUST OUT tional chairman Bobby George quiet price. Beale, was announced reason WJSTi-niKtar. -Msfwra V4, tsiz. for the teach-in, held at Yale LOOKING FOR TROUBLE PMW ewrlBS. BAN. Law School. A leaflet distributed at the INTRODUCING . . . whsii 7TB reeoaditioii an oaed cyri^ e, v«* irmsstiz,2iK meeting said prejudicial publici­ I W PS, asN.' ty had been given to the' case. ear. LooUnc for thiaga tiiat naad an Tile meeting was described as adjustment. Or repnira. Or an ovarin L on effort to begin to oounteract *1GS this publicity with "the truth." The more tronUe w» find, tha kaa yan’O X S T ’ m ST A spokesman for New Haven hame. And tha m an s o n we are jneal for a look at tomorrow...see Students for a Democratic So­ ciety, one of the sponsors of the ■ae ne for jnonr next one. Blajrti* yoa’H tsachdn, said "We’re not going even eend in jm ir neighbor! to let this be Just a legal de­ fense oose." N m *16K Another speaker said plans Plus: S rW ’ BML swre being made for a court­ house rally when the trial of the 16 starts. No date has been an­ N§«!'L.nNg CMw MrI 6» nounced yet. em s, rmsd 'Seale is now on trial with ★ R E B E L ttM RT. seven others in Chicago on VV td*sM Wwa DILLON FORD charges of oonsptring to foment violence during the Democratic National Convention. Lee scUd two published Drive Info Fall With This Special J-w jtA wmwac<13M Pt theories of Rackley’s deoth were ★ J A V E L I N wrong. -TTie theories, he said, arsre that Rackley was killed because he was an Informer or 1967 CAM AR O Ss:-,U^ttr-Gii'Si.*1595 that he was killed because he Wae $1795. NOW THE BEST RUNNINC USED CARS wanted to leave the party. ★ A M X ■ / e W *185 Rackley would simply have 1966 OMBmuA S I M S 1966 Pontine 1966 Chewale SIT M been expelled from the party, Impale Oonv y a hle. V-8, an- GTO Sport O n^ . Melibu Sport Ooupe. V-8, au­ m HE^ TOO! Lee said. If he hod been an In­ tomotic, power Mooitag ro- apsed. power steal' vlBjrl tomatic, radio, wUtewnljB. dio, wUUmaa tlras. rocf radio qwotal e p C n z K former, and he would have been sm. RAM. MM allowed to quit if he wished. ★ AMBASSADOR 1966 ChevroUt S IM S 1968 Volu GISTS Referring to the predicted la- 1968 MQStM« S S S 0 S Deluxe Ooupa. I apeetC radle, flport Opiqie. V-8, autom atic, Impala Sport Qiupe. V5C?- baigs oQlor. bollng of the party as subver­ power ateiertng, radio, Ugbt s p ^ traaa., pcarar daarlng, sive, Lee said, "We don’t want Mua radio. 1965 Cherrolet G 1S4S 9jewef to and up like the Jews under 1968 MUSTANG 1968 OLDS. DELTA 88 1967 T-BIRD LANDAU 1966 Oadillae 1968 CheweOe ipaln Super Sport Sport Hitler or the Italians under Malibu Sport Ooupa. Ooupa. V-8, autrmMW*.. noarar Mussotfol." (Jalais 4-Door I ateartng, radio. power oomtortron air oamh- automatic, puwai atsasieg, CT FASTBACK aato., PS., PB. He said the Panthers have a vinyl roof, radio. 1969 Chevrolet v-8, oonsUtutlonal right to bear arms 1969 Cherrolet SSG 4S Novm Ooupa. v-8, aato., PS. AirConiL, Viari Roof. AlrCond., Starao. and defend themselves. "The 1968 CheveUe Impala Sport Ooupe. V-8, matlc, ratlio, ramaindar ef pigs are not going to frighten Manbu Sport Ooupe. V-8. 8- automatic, radto, pow er warranty availahts. us off," he said. ^wed floor d an . bortwt ateering, vinyl ln>srior. re­ ■GM. ■ — seats, radio, <3sik giean. 1968 Chemiet $2295.00 Lee also spoke out against HORNET 1970 mainder of warranty aeetL Cgiomo Oqi^m. ★ U m sf (Mkerv ^ $2795.00 $Z795J0 what be termed "culture na­ 1966 ChemleC GISTS 1967 Plnsonth SIM S aid. tnna., radio, whttewaHai tionalists" as being "against the hnpala Bport Wsilsn 8 -^ ., Fury m 4-Doar BwiaLVT, GGGftG. people." "Culture nationalists, automsetc. pcsssr„ stosrtng, automatie, posrar daarlng. 1965 Chevrolet G l l S S he said. Include followers of radio, vtayl hasslar. vinyl tatsrlor, radio, brown Air 4-Door SedUa. 8 ^ . militant Ron Karenga. eolor. radio, whitssralla. 1965 IMPALA CONV. 1963 FALCON 2-D0(« The “culture nationalists," 1967 Pontine GMTS 1967 CTRY. SQUIRES OPEN HOUSE THURS. and FRI. NIGHT fill 9KW P.M. LsMans Sport Ckxqw. 1966 ChevcOe S lg M 1967 Che Lee said, were responsible for 8 spssd floor deft, vfaiylraaf, v-8 , a n to. PS., PB. Aatfxnatk Traaa. the desdh in Loo Angeles Jan. .\V.. MaMbu 6 Pans. SteSm T ^ - MaMbu Sport Ooup^ 8 tb idhooaa fiNBD. power diwtng, radio, buck- on. T-S, automettc, pow er dar, automatic, radio. PAUL 17 of New Haven Panther John ImmacolBta Car. Sold Kara Naw. Om with fhet Air. J. Huggins and another party member. 'toB ayai Near t ^ close of his talk Lee BOIGE $149516 $495.00 Priced To SeD urged those present to "do something" about "fascist op- MOTOR SALES, he. CHEVROLET presalon." He recited a poem, PORTUC sdiich he aakl eras meant for 285 BROAD STREET m Hals ft. “niggers of all oi^rs," that in­ CARTER CO m I N C . cluded the line, “Niggers, do De Cormier ■UNeHESTER 319 MAIN STREET somethlirg, if you only spit" 1 2 2 9 RAMb S t. — O p M H I 9 — 6 » 643A4S Tho leaobdn, also sponsored M M W I Om I m . PAGE TWIWryJTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, .1969 HUGOS B U I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE TWENTY-THREE SCHN006LTS D^n-.SIORE CAN MXJ PIRECT/ME SCHNOOeLE'S B d itar TO THE EMPLOYMENT BEAR HOW/ . Nancy ICacomber WFORMATION OFFICE, PLe*k«e.' DEPT. STORE Am w to I X >MCXXJ»NT W«Oiat£ TSOI NCA/ta./TCUB,- SoMure Kdltor Sports Editor TH6 COI-LCeGS .State Nicknames Jerry Katona INFORMATION ATTOOMBy C BUMWUBU - IF H6 PO BLECT A B etsy FliTnt— epoanu-^0 0 0 0 3 6 / K1N6 ANRQUKN Senior BMltor BUT H P S ADAWTiW TOM/tfUM''------S p h o o i W n n i n BACH VBAB A CB088 BOWN Linda Jacobe ABOUNPTBVIN'-L■W PUT,TM6 U S A . BUT 1 MBVetit a^UNPSB-tHe^,^KIM S/ HE a u a p B C T C p 1"----BM ' ILeqdia VOL. x x x n No. 2 C U A ^ THAT WCXIUO *TUQN THEV VWB06 Stat^ amphibian FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 ON TH6 COLUESCr KIRS/ 6 E R K X IS / . 4 “-----VWmticr 2In addition State” SMaasureof • *;-----State” USpaniahditer 4CTbSlngplant UDanube SActtve tributeJT ODrawing { .[.Ji-iHll :I G >achSees 13 Orer again xpoms Mary Kutts Represents • ’t t a r t ' - 13 King of Judah 7 Wooden pegs BadisB abecigbiaa fff (Bib.) (vsr.) 23HintnIter 42Angerad Good Season ALLEY OOP ISTtmarUcnlt SFundsmcntel 24 Grant use 431Hpla BY t. T. HAMLIN 9 Restorative temporarily dtChganicMlt m i r 17HaU(Sp.) (mad.) 251hdiaeraet 45Aga m ti. O f Soccer I WISHM3UR \ YKS.IDUSVETO ...B8PSCIAU.Y 13 “Old----- 10 Shout 28Hindmaet 46 Grain jO«®ER AN OUTFIT WEU.,VVHKT ABOUT \OUR Australia for AFS at MHS 'VriMTHB / VOUCAN _____ ^ >OUVBaO TA P0IN nHERg-. State* 14Route 29 Boy's name aetihim i "We'U do all right!” TTiey'ra C U m t.EEN A .y FROM THEM, BUT MEwf WONT THEY TAKE WOULD \ FonacT Isueoesrar 20AaMciata THE8I6SMMMP » CHIUTREN / «MT7H«ET CARE OF THH MOS WHILE VC«8 J THE IPBaT 19Structi^ 31 Castle ditch 481hfo(mal '‘Australia.” you were able to see him as beginning to learn their aocoer a o a in / MONAOCHIAL aiU trina TD0FAR10a0„ WWaONH? member 32 Sinfully xaeordfeoU.) What are you thinking about ^ person, J and we'll be all right." Such ® o c ib t y « crustacean (Swards) SISwqi 49Elderly 23 Sky color 22 Algonquian 39 New Zealand now, reader? Kangaroos and Mary's home school every- a n the feellnga of Ckwch Dick 26 ntla of rogiect SOShortlrtter Danlelaon as hla aocev Indians 27Bafbro 1“ r r 4 r r r~ IT ; r . begin the new season. (prefix) that s all. Try this one: "AFS." between 8:45 and 3:30. Then the A ^ /v^9C?*vhkk The hooters were mercllesa in 30Ratitla IT IT i r rr 33Kpittla Doing any better? What if I put school closes end everytxM the aesson’s opener ^g«ti.^ S « SSC^KlTWte nr IT IT them together and say—"Mary Sues home. Bat since sports Bloomfield. Steve Werber, John 36Caatinuad IT 16 w Kutts." P*^y » '‘“T Important port Smyada and Dick Bouafleld hit Btocy J J Now you know, MHS' new ? “»» the nets as the Indians eroa 37 Append sr foreign exchange student! devoted entirely to them. The 8 - 1 . o y r OUR WAY 38 Upper limb 1 ■ BY J. a WILLIAMS *r IT Mary’s a senior at MHS. She’s divided into Houses, Against Wethersfield, last 40 LaM measure ■ □ i B" r year’s etate champs MH8 41 Cootaminatad n mti KJ beensen in Manchester since Au-Au­ “ “ “ ® ” '«»*" compete against WHADI3A YA ’ I"® bettb^ 45 Arabten ruler i l gust and Is Uvlng with the Kol- each „ other on days such cus Adn't fare so well, losing 2-0. 47 Eric tbs Rad, □ r be family at 291 Henry St. With "swimming day” and "tlehl Lack of passing and a strong MEANXMADE PkET^? Wethersfield defense caught the DAVY JONES for example □ y th14967 e K ghVllteTW,oHm , she’simC S beenDCCfl ableCtOlE tovO . Moat schools ’ *" alsollilte.1' lUlfWhave BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS SlHasard R ir o l r do a little traveling throughout afternoons a week free for Indiana left-tooted. M isw .. Berahader scored his second ®*'lc concepts of our govem- have representatives in tte ed to rough Canard High and tor have summer during Jon- ment and now is going into Guidance Office next week. scored a 1-1 tie. uary and February, so Mary much greater detail. I found Mary Kutts displays two of the symbols frequent­ Speaks at MHS Monday. Bapt. 9; BenUy Ool- Indiana' defense la solid WlU arrive in the middle of the Mary lovew infinitely more ledge, W altham , M ass. 10:SO «“ “ ® !-*"<>*«<>" " K ly sissociated with her native land, the boomerang school year. about America than I did about Mayor Nathan AgoatlnelU and found to be In fair shape iim. powerful lege of Kurt Bogll and CARNIVAL and the koala bear. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Australia's school system Is Ai»traila. She Is Interested In was guest speaker at several except for the heating system Tuesdav M- Dennis Welch. Larry Elkin. Bob BY DICK TURNER quite different from ours, Mary poUtics and foUowed the 1968 MHS classes last Monday. which has been replaced. Carter. Walt SUkowikl and WAYOUT said. Most of the government- election closely (she was a Ken- The mayor's visit is part of The mayor said that next in School of Bualneas, Boatm. Johnston fill otA the de- Masa. 8:80 a.m. Marc.yhurot•rvhiinkf . . BY KEN MUSE ooesswHO's^ run sriKWIs are not coed; every- nedy fan), a program being conducted by line tor redevelopment la down- fenae as. the Bootera hope for OoUege, Eris, Pa. 2nd period. DOES IT D O ? ^ \»jCATION? . Three at MHS Named one must wear uniforms, which Mary’s very hopeful about llv- Mr. Peter DlRosa'a current is- town Main St. Aa of yet there another chance at the tourna­ WHAT'S THAT? ^ iw o u l d n Y are identical down to the shoe Ing in America for a year with aues classes. In conjunction are no definite plans, but if Wedneoday, Oct. 1; Colgate m ents. WHAT WOULD WANT TO style. No makeup is allowed AFS. With AFS "I became one with a unit on the problems of work la continued eventually It Unlveratty, Hamilton, N. T. 3 The Trainer HAPPEN IP EVEN f .» WRONG WAV S IC M S tor the girts and they must of you. I’m not here aa a visitor urban America. The purpoaa is will be rebuilt. p.m . IT B^tiSLS . Merit Semifinalists 1 IT D ID N Y ? IMAGINE/ Christina Camacho, daughter Susan Charl^b’s future ^ wear their hair pulled Inck but . . . as one of a family . . ! to give the students an Indepth Chief >70 Friday, Oct 8; Doone College, SANTISHOMATE9/ of Mrs. Elisabeth Camacho of plans lie in the field of medi- ^®" finding out why it’s (Ameri- look at the problems facing ur­ Crete, Neb. Srd period. if she liked the freedom of ca) like It is.” ban America. SHORT RIBS BY OTffliAL 28 Strickland St.; Susan Char- cine. She would like to major ^ ™ In cooperation with the Adult SC Elects lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in pre-med and plans to apply oii-d "Walk together,„ ------talk, together. The (Rudy is being conducted College Plans ■hrenlng School, the Outdance W Alexander Charlamb of 66 E. to MTT Renssalaer Polytechnic forms Ilnifnrma aJl ye peop'e of the earth. TTien by means of classroom lecture, Department will present aemi- New Officers m « a , e o r . - u o ™ . T « z « « S j and cnly then, will ye have student reports and discussion. nans tor parents of students who cyalny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yale. This year her schedule seeiiw a mninn'L poaoe." Individual and group research, Subject O f are planning to further their ed- ^ ^ ^ ward Oracyalny of 21 Spring St. consists of aU honors classes in - ______Joyce avuwuiRubin '70 IV and final classroom synthesis of cation. Mssttngs will be held on have been named semifinalists PhyaicB, C^alculus, English, and all information gathered. The tour oonsecufivs Tus«lay eve- nlngs from 7-9 p.m . aa follows:' was the dlscuaalon of the pro- In the 1969-70 NaUonal M erit French Lit n. She participates classes have been broken down Discussions cedure for the sale of this yaar'a Scholarship Program. very acUvely In several extra­ Into small groups which were Miss Beechler, head of the Tuesday, October 7 - Bympo- .w curricular acUvitles. Pre-med Steely Goes South assigned to concentrate on one slum of College Admteelone OT ‘^® ”®** T hey a re am ong the 16,000 Guidance Department, has been two w eeks Student (Y>uncll rap- enub, Folk aub, Round Table a rea each. flcera. BUZZ SAWYER semifinalists recognized as the going to various Level II Sen­ reeentatlvea will be In their as- BY ROY CRANE nations most intellectually tal­ and Science Reaearch Society actoLar^lD Uirough the eyoe ot another, The main objectives are to ior English chuuNM this past Tuaeday, October 14 The ------" ' and National Hemor Society. M i S Soaniah rinh f/a Should thla program be recom- Roles of Parente, Students and homerooms aelllng BAA TELL t SR0U6HT MIKE A MOPSST FORTUNEj ented high school seniors. They give practice in research work week os a follow-up to a unit ____ a_ ^ ______J__ ,ew... tnto tellall tetiifitenttertudente. Through a vote ALL FAILED. HE WOWTACCEPT JOeSFROM] NOW BROKE, HUMILIATED AMD DI56RACEP, ChriaUna Camacho cam rinto t y*arT Perhaps Counselore In (Ytooelng Oolingea ME MORE MR. SAWYER. THREE TIMES I'VE SET will be competing for aliout S,- and to allow for critical think­ on procedure tor college ad­ of the council, the price remain­ FR1BND5...HE HASTO 6ETHE BI6 WHEEL. HE'S LEFT HOME. 1 LOVE MIKE, MR. our Junior class In October versWad Program can be found and SchooU. A80UT'(DUR ' HIMUPINSU6INESS...A SP0RTIN6- 000 m erit scholarships to bis ing and expression. missions. This unit, a relatively ed a t $4, aitd tree adm ission to HUS6ANP, SAWYER. I'M AFRAIO OF WHAT HEMAY 1968. This y e a r riie Is itudylng fo ® *“ «*'■ universR y w ith new one at MHS. has helped Tuesday, October 21 "nie ssi «j CIOOPS SHOP, A HOTEL, AND A DO TO HIMSELF, aw ard ed in 1970. The topics are as follows: Ad­ IMIS honor level oouraea In modem Aue 2 ajid nfUr ^ cultural acUvltlea. If not, lAudente in the part to more MH8 Student and Admteslon to *««leUo gamas (except " MISHTCLUB. PLEASE, WONT THATS ALWAYS THE The semifinalists were the ministrative Government, Mi­ ______S M _<______tKasthe T^teThankagtvtng Alt AaIwIma r\aaeDay game)aerasMAk FERMT. AIM OF TROUBLE­ ------pro. auccessfully fuifiU their post­ College and 8c)»ol YOU HELP ME? X 9HU. HAVENt SOLVED highest scorers in their states nority Pressure Qroupa. City waa added on as an extra bane\ SHOOTERS, INCyWRS. SpaniahSK "u“'.'T Lit U. ’ AlaoIT on '■ tr"her s - gram conaldered for next “■ year. graduate plana. Tuesday, October 2S Fi 1HE BE-ENTRy PB08LEM.' on the NM8Q tests which were Planning. Civil ProteoUon fit. Thla waa done on an expert- FERNT... TO HELP schedule are chemlafry, English ^ university life. "* If the Spanlah Club doea apon- Mlsa Beeohler In her speech muiclng Ifost High School Bdu given last February to some mental baala tn hopes that more people: sor a student to Mexico" ”"he ’^K®"®'®®’ Department of Ed­ empiuudaea the Importance of cation. MTOO.OOO students in 17,260 ‘ consisted of two hours win have the advantage of get- P‘na»ce Commls- Career programs will be held ■I'Klenle would buy SAA and schools nationwide. They con­ Srout, M active member of of morning classes, and after- SI— • slon. planning now tor ootlege. She ting advice from an expert; emphasises that the student on Tuesday, October I4th, dur- ••••• psrt In ochool acUviUes. stitute less than 1 per cent of Troop 2, a ponarama scout noon walks with )ils tutor a The mayor Indicated that the Wayne is more than willing to mayor must rtudy catalogues, visll ing the X Period. Mayor Agostl- Besides SAA, the business of the graduating high school sen­ ^ p . She would like to attend Mexican boy with wtom ’ he Cornell University or Penn help someone learn from hU outdated_____ and B«'h03ls, and talk wtth college nelH and the Adjutant Oeneral election of offlcere took place- iors in the United States. learned to speak Spanish more that he thinks It ahould be done State University. experiences. Cyndl Cohen '71 representeUvoa in order to of OonnecUcut will diacuaa mill- Those elected were Karen fluently. TTie food, of course, over in a way which would give f -u Along with their test scores, Elaine Peresluha *70 choose a coUege suRed to that tary obUgotlana wtth the junior Wore, vice president; Cheryl left much to be desired; the the mayor of the town more high school grades, accomplish­ Individual. She relates the Im­ and senior boys. On the same Schaeffef, secretary; lack of fresh vegetables and power. At present the mayor ments, leadership qualities, and Pre-Med Meets portance of testing -the SAT's, date, other spaokeni wlU dtecues Caryls Osier, treasurer. WltlT' “Do you dvor havgjAat irriteting fMling that you’va drinking water were especially zerve# only aa a type of figure extracurricular achievements Manchester High has a club AchlevemenU, and AtTFa and carsere In home economics, hoe- the election of officers and the MICKEY. FINN forgotten somothing . . . tomothing taxabte?" are evaluated in selecting the Crosscountry m is^ by Wayne. for almost every interest: head. If someone complains pitaJe, retailing and fashion choice of oommllteea over, the BY LANK LEONARD Trie university consisted of the need for complying wtth the Merit Scholarship winners. Future Secretaries, Sock and about a sidewalk or a school, testing deadlines. merchandising, and fits seers- Student Council of 6S-70 will bwo buildings of classroom s; un­ fOUKTHDOWN AND 3S7000 These semifinalists wiU be id­ Biisbkln, Current Affairs, Ski the mayor___ _ _ is - powerless ______to take Miss Beechler maintains Uut tartal field. Plans ore being eUrt on business and fun plans Beats H P H S fortunately, the classes were Club, etc. After a year of ob- actiun; he must, go to see some made for speaheia tor the No- tor all. —OOl^Em KS— AND IT'S A entified by NMSC (National 1 . ____ _1_____ .. .. __ak.. ra_____a . the student should think of fl- M OOM tHi nONtO NAS IT ONA Merit Scholarship Corporation) dull and unchallenging. Wayne scurity and a near plunge Into one e ^ such as the Board of naneyw* ^ y m 0>«*^!!!!r°*and vsmbsr 4th X Period. Students Kathy Valda *n sayssaya that he didn't leomlearn much oblivion,oblivion. Pre-Med Club” rises EducationEducation. ITT- BY MILTON CANIFF to ail regionally accredited col­ By One Point that this aspect of college ad who have any requoate for leges and universities, and to In his classes (although stu- again to serve the interests of Aleo, the mayor is underpaid mieelona ahould be djoruosed areas they would Ilka to know '* 0 NOW BSTEMJ,ODES AWAV^ ^ CARROT, WB WP NOT HAVE /VUIciT^ „ '■ The Manchester High cross------dente in his Spaniah Lit. 1 class the sclenCe-minded at MHS. si $S(N) per year. Another thing ___ . and THS OPJTAIK QVHSm P FRANkUy, I HAD IN MIND other scholarship-^Ung with the Indlvldual'a parente. about ahould oas Mias Beechlsr. TIME re TNX-AtatTPffimCAmOH, home quite agree). Anyone Interested In medicine Majmr Agostinelli discussed , K s r o n i m a y A MusriecTuiiN re sEaiNo thb S0AAETHIN6 YOU WOULD NOT ■ ^ agencies andin n sources teniiw*A« ofa # finan-M v e n * * * _ ' Mlsa Beechler oioo retetea the MIAUMEfi UNNERSiry—AND SUCH course Tuesday, defeated Hart­ IA*S0N06*V«APE\ BUUSJ NOT SO MUCH FUN! HAVE TOLD WTBBT OR MAUMeT' cial aid. About |67 million ip Worthwhile? Yes, it's worth- or health services as a hobby was the urban renewal tn the change of procedure os far os uNivERsrry about when reo ford Public High by the narrow- while to meet new pet^Ie and or career. Is cordially Invited North End. where SO per cent aenlora signing up for appoint- financial assistance to merit est of m margins, argins a slim one gain Independence through new to attend Pre-Med Club. It’s of every dollar spent was from menU wtth their guidance ooun- Spirit, Pride scholars and their chosen col­ point, making the difference In 4*' and challenging experlencse; open to aeniors. Juniors, and the federal government. Bennet aelor. While in the post the leges has been awarded or com­ a 27-28 decision. R’s good to see our society zophomores. Paige Adams '70 Junior High has been Inspected counselor mode the appotrs- mitted through the merit pro­ Dugan, of Hartford, ran the ments, this year the Individual Balance Off g ra m . 2.8 mile oouroe In a near re­ N am es of th e 1969-70 MS w in­ cord performance of IB mimitss dudent must moke It. This Is 'Pgao V R vastla iwreesary. the Uuldonoe Offira I " c llll B 1 O U U l ners will be announced on April IS seconds to capture the first ••disree, since next year the 60, 1900. position. dudent wOl be entirely on .his In the locker ruom last week­ AU three MHS semifinalists Strong running by Steve own. r® MR. ABERNATHY have plana to continue their ed­ O ates '71, G reg Nolln '71 and end. after the Msnchsstor foot, BY R0L8T0N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ucations. The 'dudenu are then tdd ball Indians oompisted their Leury Kahn '70, gave Manches­ that collage Isn't tor everyone. John Gracyalny's mala inter third oucosaaful oertmmage. r ter the next three places rs- Other opportuniUee extol: Wort, HE H A 9 AAARVELOUB t h a t AAUBT BE HOW HE / etts lie in ctaemlstiy, amt he spectively, Head Coach Oavts Wlggln eald. the armed torcee and numer- CONCENTRATION. 00T1D BE PRKtOENT: / plans to teach on the college The meet was won in the final "We'rs going to be .twice m ID AM V aac - After Ttco Tryout Sessions the reoult of the hard and foi pend the ohape we stay In. feels that larger echoota u m o I- F t S M I N a , Tlia new Round Tkble Singers Hansen, Jane Hloock, Sirkka 4udrtous wort of both dudonte If we con stay healthy, there's ly hove • strict bureoucratto ^PRISCILLA have been seleoted! Final audl- Johnson, Joyce Rubin. Karen and taeulty, may be aeen for attttude and a lot cf eptrtt!" eyotem. yet MHS hoe a eyatam J! tions were held last week and Ware, all '70; alao Kim Hovey, M dher week in the main of- The Indian offeme will root which Is Mmpte to totlow and CAPTAIN EASY Judging was completed by Mias Barbara Hyde, Marjorie Jotma. doe lobby and In varlstM halls. on Re toa and runnli^ attack. to teach In. BY LBW.IR TURNER White. Marcia Leon, Terri Low, Joonite The Aowcaas, located In the A ttrong line coneiaUiqr tatod •**'• P®*"* ■peetallst. Dare Chief 10 UTTLB 8POBT8 Now' - - - - Roixxl Table 0-* - ^*— — . ra^aa ^\aeaDan TLanderPn. aea^ft^^^R^ nBeau_____ Thur- goblet and brom kettle belong Hometl. muto come up wtth ttie i Sopranos; Suoen duulamb nouar. Randy Welsh. sU *70; Library Acquires New Copier K m r w ^ r a c m to Mrs. Renna ■egol. s new- *’** *‘^*“' ISO to the mod and rote), Joann Dwtre, Gail Heitor stoo. Psul Flisaew. Kan Gra- The high school received this summer a new copier machine for use in the li- comer to the faculty. ^ ladtaao mnot find the Other teamg lo bent win ho Deborah. Hunt. Kothi Kolbe boiw. Lloyd O u tta b e n , M artin I d the photo, Mrs. Early, libru-isn, explains the running of the m»- 34». Schhteitor. one of the the tool aenra Windham. m« h ud Wothon- Jeanette LsSura. Glnny Meet Hogan. Dtetg Johnson. Don Me- chine to Sharon Hodgre, 71. s library page. The machine was given by the Atoctal oduratton taoebera. boa «d»u>et eeaecn oponor COnard. Sold. tack. Sherry Soptenra, Linda G tannan. cart Osier. Dan Ruggtaa, Pat Sytreetar. Karen teevtois an *71; an d Bob B adg­ graduati^ class of 1967. T^is is the first year that the studenU will have an •ho dtaplay. Hartford. dtudo end that of the team —* Vntar, Beth Vendetta, all '76; er and Owls Naylor, both "72. opportunity to use a machine of this t'/pe during school hours. Extensive work Two MHS studMOa. Bruce 'Y-onard te rought." soya Wig- amtotant eeanhos L a m f^ M also Oicrla Jordan, Potpo. Mies White ortehes. to was put into the purchase of this copier. Students ijtay use this machine, at a and Faul Mcerteoetto. T ^'ra q Mg rangy ban and T om C m n m . wtom ba Aacto, Lenora amyth. oB who triad cut u d ______cost of ten cents per page. The coot is to, pay for the special paper which most both *16. atteoded a Munmor *h*h and meto of them ore rets atantly repeats "I bare nevm OoHrie TStito, an Yi. and Lgna they wm try out again next be used in the machine. P a ^ from migazines and books may be copied. The woftahop to Winimantlc and o* •**• Fetor's at team, bat been asooctoted wtth a ■------*»"'*■«* B a r r a d tto '72. ju a r. copies will be made by the librariana. The machine may be used between 8 am. •heir dhgtoye ore the producte o'*’** he trytag to eeea the aeore He wont be The i-u ___ m Alton: ' Goa Btevtos, Andrta Itarfc '76 of the pewter etaaa agotnel Uiem." Im«h! w and 3 pjn.j (Herald photo by Buceivkius) Ellen Wann, 70 Karen Winter 1 1 The Indtaae loot to Canard. The Troteer

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By DEAN YOST ' Qay and Doug Downbam wUl punUi^ by Or«r Vlneak, wbo I n D o g F ig h t "We (Manchester Higrh aJao nOsa tfae Oom rd game. Ixul an excellent teacber’ln bie Second Plaee Money at SlRke football team) are definite- Can WerMwven U experiencing Vlacek. FENWAY P^^K, Boston—Second place money will F o r S e c o n d ly up for Saturday’s game admlnisIrBlion proUems and is Otfenatve*y for liandiester, on the Ime this weekend when the suddenly revived against CCIL member Con- eleo a douMAil starter Satur- fxtilMrtae lineup for Boston Red Sox entertain the defending* American NEW YORK (AP) — ard in West Hartford, 'The ^ y - ^ ^ Leagrue champion Detroit 'Kgrers in a three-game set at There is, believe it or not, team is really pulling t o - prarttce started som e RueeeM, Fenway P a r k . ------a crucial series coming up getber and tbe spirit is really three weeks ego the , players ****** The set wlU close out the 1969 y®” **°“ - • -BUly Gardner, who in, of all places, the Amer­ campaign at Boston with three ““ “““ aged Pittsfield in the building wltb each practice,” ***^ showed tbe moat improve- J'***™’. * , *’**'*• ican League's East Divi-, stated Head Coach Dave Wig- Corcoran, BUI **®. c«“- games in Wartilngtoh next week Loagtie the part two sion. gln. Lopes end Dennis WirteUa. *"■ ^ L>u«y; Quarter- concluding a diaai^ in tin g aea- ***** ®°** **®* "®* That’s tbe Bast Division son tor foUowers of the Red ****“*® ®w»a»erlal The Indians of Manchester High showed us J*®* Wli- setup al Borton, at least at this where the Orioles have won 108 SchocU wlU open their 1969 foot- **“ ‘ * <*«•*'» “ «<* wlUlngness to Clianitoet^ games and lead the second baU season Saturday when they hard," commented Uie fuBback EM Pagenl. Deiplte pbylng before the ** Jf,. place team by 82 gomes. face the Chiettians of Oonard mentor. **“ *“>•*“ t**** amallert crowd in three years Second pbee—that’s where High, game Ume is 1:80. The “Oonard is a IMUe bH big- Bray yesterday afternoon, 6,871, the the crucial series takes Red and White completed last 8*r than we are and they have ** “** ends. Vlacek and Oor- Sox swept their four-game set ^ pbce. Runner-up De tr o i t against the once v a u i^ New ^ year's grid season with a 4-8-1 a- backfleld with playem that taddes, center Dufifiy; time House of David kdlelder, dnQ>ped a 7-2 decision to Wash­ mark and loot to Cionard 16-0 *aw a lot of action last year. ™*®*chens Lopes HoUk and York Yankees. * the Red Sox are expected to ington Thursday and third-place in the rain. Revenge will also ^h* offensive line has many wlrtella, <3iamherlain and Ken TTie four loeaes assured the Boston vriiipped New York 4A, be on the minds of the young new faces but the defense re- Tedtord at the comer and BaJe- Yankees a dismal fifth place ^ leaving the Red Sox just one Indian squad. mains nearly Intact with many safety. finish in the American League’s game behind the Tigers. The REMEMBER THE ME!TS WHEN . . . 'Third baseman Felix Mantillo camped "I’m eatlsfied with the prog- veterane returning. It is going The Ihdians will be reaa^ Eastern Division. A b ^ tb e S READY FOR DISTRIBUTION—^Playoff tickets for National Lea^e playoff two teams open a three game under a fly ball but it popped out of glove and was caught by Sammy Taylor . . , reas of the team, and for what to be a tough game for us, but for the opener wttfa a yotmg sweep knocked out any chance ^la^d to ^ck it iif^ ^ n i^ series...bbel it crucial...in Bos­ we have, we’ve come a Imig I have seen of our team, team. g ^ e s at Shea Stadium arp displayed b y Etoile Ryan, a secretary in the New York Mets’ office. Looking on are John Murphy, vice president, and Bill Gibson. ton tonight. way.” added Wlggln. Out of 81 we will be in there fighting all Weekend picke - Manches- the season with at least a .600. Elsewhere in the American percentage. Doerr.. .Manches­ players only 27 wlU be in uni- *he way,” Wiggln said. ter w l» e^^ditflcmS^^rin ter’s Senior Citizens were on League Thursday Balti­ form for weekend contest. Doing the leg work for us wiU e<%e Oonard W-l^^V^Swr In- hand for yerterday’e game with more downed Cleveland 4-1, Chi­ Junlor fuil^k Kevin Walsh be Jim Baiesano kicking off, vadhw RodcvUle Rams 28 Key Game for Webster and Co. One-Game Edge_ Director Wally Fortin shooting cago nipped Kansas City 8-1 in ^ miss the first two Indians extra point attempts wlH be the Windsor 6. Blast Catholic Is idle But as to that fight for secmid the action with his camera. The 10 tamings, Oakland whipped games due to an injury. Bob task of Dave Hassett and the fids weekend. place, Detroit moves Into group had excellent seats, Sec- Californb 7A and Seattle Against Tough Detroit Defense Boston tonight with but a one- tion 16, between home and first trimmed Minnesota 6-1. Central Seeks Victory Mo, 2 in Home Start game edge over the RSox.' beme. In the National League, Pitts­ NEW YORK (AP)— The ateelers beat Lions. Could go el- is ouL O.J. Simpson still hasn't Baltimore has already taken • • • burgh swept a doubleheader Los Angeles Rtuns, CJleve- w®y- wt high gear for a twice-beaten care of winning the AL East Top Managers from P h ibdelph b 6-8 and 6-7 land Browns Green Bay °re e n Bay 21, San Francisco Buffalo which has quarterbock- title but the race for second la MShagerofOie Year In the and Houston topped Cincinnati 4-8. Packera and ’ Dalliui Gow Packer* *e«m *» have trouble. Doubtful ntatus of * .5*^’ National League without any UCoims After Second Win racKers a n a L»aiias ^ W - th^ combination Just In Floyd Little suggests close one. Not only are the Tigers and question Is GU Hodges of the * * * boys iM k Uke solid bets to time for the regular season, Im- Kansas City 24, Cincinnati t o < K ^ in the thick o f things Mats . . . BUly Martin gets tWa SENATORS - TIGERS — romp to a second straight pressing with 17-0 shutout of 14—Chiefs solid all ctround but but tn^^W^ahington Senators men’s unofficial vote for a like Washlngttm’s victory over De­ Sunday victory but Alex Bears. Travis Williams and Jim offense must suffer wltb Len have an outE^ chance. Man- honor In the American League troit came on a three-hitter by Over Yale at Bowl Saturday Websterat New York Otabowskl new running combo Dawson out. Oreg O>ok the ear- ager Ted Wimhme’ cpw trails ...Washington is assured of fln- Dick Bosman and assured the wiAu.i_____ •' and Chuck Noll at Pitta- bocks up Bart Starr’s passing, ly season whiz of the league by five gaptes and cannot be ishing no worse than fourth — Senators o f a .600 season tor the CJonnecticut’s first Ume since 1968, team has come t^ „ ___ the Bantams. bSgh mav have to Mttto can’t seem to get coidd make It real close tor counted oitt as yet although and ahead of the Yankees—in to Yale 1^* ‘**"®^'**“L*’ ™ throws. Northeastern beat C. W. Post going with six straight exhlbl- Paul Brown’s Bengals. (heir chances of overtaidng elth- the final American League East Ken McMullen drove In three Bowl 20 times, often with , ^ BSngland ooUeg’« 38-8 laat week wtUle Bridgeport tkai defeats and an opening loss New Toric 33, San Diego 17— er the Tigers or Red Sox standings . . . Ted WUUams wUl runs for Washington, one of squads expected to beat routed AdelpM 14-0. That's about * " National Foot- in Atlanta. The battered Jeto, limping out are slim as Steve Hamilton’s be bonk as the Senators’ field them with h b 19th home Yale. But only one Con­ mnity also has one of the the differenoe between the two ^1* LeaguOj Cleveland 24, Washington 17— of Denver, should bounoe back sliadow. boss again next season. The run. The victory gave the Sm o - necticut team did so, in coUege teams, and a Bridgeport win K®»*as City, wrlthout Lenny Vinoe Lombardi’s men will give strong against Chsugers who former Red Sox slugger did tors, fourth in the East, an 81-76 roMbau, Jay Bemardoni, who would be a major upset. Dawson, could have trouble it the big effort and Sonny Jur- shot workers In losing opener to more to bring tons into Amerl record with six games left to 1965— when it wasn’t ex­ set an NCAA record with 16 Coast Ouard was torpedoed, '*’***’ P**** Brown’s surprising gensen will pick a few holes in Chiefs. Joe Namath ovenhie. Shift Too Late ptay. pected to. Perhaps the Red Sox made °®" League parks thb season • • • MSMcutlve pM completions demaated aiid blown out of the Cincinnati Bengals but the Oak- the Brawns’ pass umbrella. Houston 17, Miami 14—Much ihon anyone . . . New York _ _ _ (Herald jSioId tar Ftnto) It's another------of— thoee wove veteran, (M l,------J » CMS4S cuev JH&U inH) water by American Ihtematlon- *®"‘* Raiders figure to rail over Cleveland, beaten at home in tougher than some think. Oilers their managerial change too RED SOX - YANKS — . . . Manager Caaey Stengel strutted around like a •trongdooklng teams from Stom game with 0 TD throw*, late. writers have again deserted the bantam rooster to argue with the umpires, but like Midgets Open Play Tonight al 46-7 last Saturday. Wayne *" P*® American Football that big exhibRion doubtehead- seldom scofe heavily and H o^ yifgj, Yankees and have joined the The Red Sox closed in on De­ against a young, Inexperienced Both Trinity and Williams Since Dick WlUiams the Mets of old he always wound up a loeer . . . Helping the Manchester Midget Football League ' ''"".■■"Il” h i’ " W ...... schorted in a tougher L-eague. er, anxious to show Art Modell Granger is questionable due to New Yook ' Met bandwagon of troit, beating the Yankees tor n !? 1 flahttday at the have large holes to fUl as a re- brand of Midwestern foo^ l ***** '*’eek, 6-7, It they’re not that bad. Lass of rib Injuries with Jim KUck given hb walking papers earli' the fourth straight Ume. Mike open its 15th season tonight at Mt. Nebo with a Bwl In Ne-w Haven on the»isw first aiava of graduation, butUUW OCmOX- Bernar- BIIOUKshould be able to put nearly as be better to flip a coin or Lerqy KeUy would hurt but or thb week the Red Sockere scribes ... Besldee be­ showing great eariy form. Ing in tbe m orkrt for a new Nagy won hb Uth game with doubleheader will be the Bennet Junior High Band. big weekend of the Oonneotlcut ks from here. All week, tories under interim sM i^r manager the Red Sox are also Brilino Remise Appearing with the band will be Craig Bushey and should have no trouble with anxious to land a neiw catriisr. while George Scott and Gerry 'OUINCY. Mass. (AP), — Joe an extremely hard gome to continuing his 76 per cent win- Chdets games are Sunday afternoon. AFL punchless Pats uriio haven’t E dd b PmxiwSkl. Sports Viewing Mary Sloan, above, with Ricky Walsh. First game pick. Just think what would have has been the weakM link Moses supplied the offense with Bellino, I960 Hebman Trophy which starts at 6:80 pits the Giants and Patriots NFL Dqnver 17, Buffalo 14— Pete beelten them since 1966. Daryle home runs. Also hard to figure are: Ooit- ’ ^ ^------Loe Angeles 27, Atlanta 14— Llske took Bronooa in against LannMilca to Fred BUetnik^ faai ned If the shift was made evrtyday lineup since '67 SATURDAY Winner, hoe resigned ■■ general when Ebton Howard stepped Horace Clarke homered for with the Eagles and Jets slated in the nightcap. land State at Central Connecti­ Rams making home debut after Jets and could do it again should do the trick without any lir A pril! ’ lib i ( 8).Thb Week In Pro manager of the Quincy Olaiib — *" oB-vod tbe c li* and helped the Yankees. FootbaU footbaU team, the team on- cut, Southern Conneottcut at opening win at Baltimore will against Bills If Stove Tensl Still help fram Geoige Blanda. Now the Tigers move *nto ^ ^ ^ ' * • • Maine, and Trinity at WiUiams. llli ( 9) NOAAt FooteoUi msmoed Wednesday. find Falcons Improved. Deacon ------——------Boston and tlckeb are avaUable ORIOLES - INDIANS — In other action, Wayne State Overenthusiasm Out Jones and Co. should shut the Priaretoa v*. Rut- to r all three games, starting t«> Dave Johnson slugged a two- Powerful Ohio State should prove too much for Coast gate on Junior Coffey and Paul night. York by a 11-7 mar- gin . . . One kitereetlng race on run homer, bteaUng a sixth in­ 4tl8 (16) BaseboUi Dodg- TREMANO SEPTIO Ouard at New London, Wesleyan Gipwm while Roman Gabriel Finishing second wlU mean at For Atlanta Slugger the Sox the individual home ning tie for Baltimore and Dave aea ve. Olaate should 'outscore Mlddlebury In __ __ works on Atlanta secondary. T h ir d S o c c e r W i n least several thousand doUars la . ___ ,__ , run battle between Carl Yas- McNally beat Cleveland for hb 8l66 ( 8) WUb Worid of TANK SERVICE Middletown. ... and ------Northeastern Is ATLANTA, Ga. (A P )— Hank Aaron aav« th« At Baltimore 21, Minnesota 19— Ready for First Test K..* i_ tv- traemskl end Rico PetroceUi. 20th victory of the season. Sporto favored to beat Bridgeport at lunta Braven fierhtino- th.. hr 4.- "1 more chance for the Colts best in the division. • • • John F. Kennedy Stadium In fttto ^ the Nationai League West who failed U9 In the opener. Each has 89. The neodt one SUNDAY NEW YORK (A P)— Ohio State launches its foot­ WHITE SOX - ROYALS — Til. 7IM77I Bridgeport. ,, *^®* overenthused because we’ve got five These rivals play rough, tough w e L T " It66 ( 6) Yolo FooNm U ball season Saturday—and it’s not expected to take Looking at w*hat Yale has lost »®Ries left. — ------football with rugged defensive Notched by Tribe weesena. ^ ^ ^ American League recoid. Pre- Wdlt Williams’ lOtb-1 n n I n g 1(66 (16) AFLt Kanaaaaiy very long for Coach Woody Hayes’ veteran national andnd what Connecticut has r*.re­ P**’ "* ■<***••. "** __ ------we continue----- been a race Hke this one,” he *>*t^*iV- Unltas is better o .1 . r a n sently he’s Uad with form er Itod homer carried the White Sox vs. OteetanaS champs to reach orbit. turning fram Ito 1968 oquod, to win, nobody can catch us.” said. than anything Vikings have so Under tbe direction and watchful eye of Head Sioc- Strikes n BaDs Socker Vem Stephens who hit part Kansas City. > Il46 ( 1) NFLl Oloote va. quarterback Bill Montgomery, * • • ’The Buckeyes axe overwhelm­ Connecticut has the more potent The Braves begin a three- ”I’m not completely eatisfled ®***r® *®** *® Baltimore. —.cer Coach...... Dick...... Danielson, .uaui;iicoi.ciManchester xiigiiHigh ocuuvnSchoed ucur-scor- Huddled before yesterday’s 39 in 1860 . . . PetroertU finally while holding Oklahoma State to game series with San Diego to­ A’S - ANGELS' — ing favorites to brush aside ottenee and the defensive squadi With------my^ year, but mmif we wv V.OMAcan QVgo **®“** Chicago 18— Neii-^ ed another victory yesterday afternoon at Memorial New York-Boeton finate were dipped under the .800 mark hi 4i66 (6646) AFLi Jete ve. Texoa Christian and extend minute 19 yards rushing. In a should be about equal. night and close the season here General Managers Lee Idac- hitting Wednesday night for tbe Joe Rudi hammered hb first . . . Two base runners wound up on the same base. Here Prank 'Thomas (25) Soa Dtego 39-0 opening success. on and win the pennant I’ll he ***®y *“ **"®<^ CCILrmember Platt High their nation’s longest winning Comeotlcut’s Mike 2Stto set a ^cinnatl next Tuesday happy,” Aaron f ^ iMt WMkj^. Bears Meriden. 24). The win im- Phall of the Yanks and Hay- first time thb season. He’s the two home runs of the year and is trapped o ff third only to find teammate Charlie Neal already there . . . streak to 16 games. ' Fourth-ranked Texas, which school record of 218 yards rush­ and Thursday. wood SulUvan of the Yankees, most popular member of tha then Rsunon Webster drew a shot down California 17-0 In Its His .801 batting average is IS shut out by Pitokers and ^ e ^ the Indians’ record to “R’ll be a high scoring ing in lost week’s opening win Atlanta holds a m-game lead points below his lifetime aver­ Sayers #as held to 86 yards, g.^.^ The New Yorkers are expected squad with Mike Andrews neoct bases-loaded walk in the ninth opener, plays host to Southwest over San Francisco and a He'll do bettor this Ume. Cards’ to announce a major trade af- in line followed by Reggie Smith taming, forcing home Oakland's game," predicted Hayes, but over Vermont 26-8. Virtually un- .v ' ------— “ age but he could set a new ca­ Slowly but surely the passing Conference rival Texas Tech In noticed were a pair of UCenn ®<*g® over Clncin- receivers much better than ter the World Seriee, wMch and then Carl Yastrsemakl . . . winning run against Californb. wrUh the mass of talent avail­ reer high In home runs. Aaron gBime of the Indlane is becom­ a night game, while No. 5 South­ Bears’ and Charley Johnson could involve Boston. MocFhail How the times change. Three * • • able, it wUI probably be the No. records postedd bvby auarterbockquarterback !'***’. **“ ‘ ®®"*» *“ *» *" « « ■ has 43 presently, one less than ing better. "It’s sUU a ln « ern Callfomla, 31-21 winner over should be able to hit them. will be In Hartford Wednesday years ago Yaz was the toast PILOTS • TWINS — 1 ranked Buckeyes doing most Rlok Robustolll, who passed for *®™®'* *°'’ ® •" ***« Nation- the league leadiir, WillieWlUle Me-Me “bould be able to hit them, way from perfected but the boys Nebraska In Its opener, enter­ a new mark of 222 yards and “ L e^ e playoffs opposite the covey of the Giants. Aaron’s Cards won exhibition game 87- to serve on a panri of sports ex- of the town when the Sox won ;Qreg Goossen tagged two of the scoring. are working hard and we shoidd tains Northwestern at night. 81. perts wbo wlU headline one of the pennant and Carl was the home runs, driving In three Hayes has 18 of 22 regulars another record of thi^three touchtouch- “"'“**"* **®'*' Y®'** Mets. career high was 46 in 1962. 8*- be tough In the near future," In other games, it's Pitts down passes. ” I 8iq>pose there's no better Dallas 24, New Orleans 10— the sessions of the Associated league's batting champlan and runs and leading Seattle part THE 1970 DODGE IS bock from last year’s squad burgh at No. 6 Oklahoma, No. He also is only five RBI's commented Danielson. And we haven’t even mention- place to be than in flrat place,” Craig Morton due back to take Press Managing Editors’ 0>n- most valuaMe iSayer. Minnesota. which rolled past 10 straight Georgia at Clemson, No. 8 Mis away from reaching the 100 Walt Sllkowskl, wtth a long foes, Including Southern Califor­ ed halfback V-'n Oementsi, who Aaron said ThursdAy, an off day over for rookie Roger Staubach • • • sT.sIppl at Kentucky at night mark for the 10th tim e in his pass from Dave Wooloy, boct^ SVt.set theUIV seasonavtaOMi rushing irUirKmark Olof --for the —^ BraVes awaawwss^foUowli^ a AV8CUAroad at quarterback tor Cowboy;, PIRATES - PHILS — Now On Display A f nia in the Rose Bowl. No. 9 Notre Dame at No. 16 Pur­ career. Manchester's first goal in the And, the Bucks boost excel­ 982 yards at Connecticut lai^ •** which they won seven who clobbered Cards in opener. In the National League, Pitts­ due and Callfomla at No. 10 In Saints’ Andy Livingston, who second period at 10:62. John' Groundskeepers Extra Busy burgh took over third place in lent depth at every poslUon, year. ' “ "** *®"* *l>ree. Herdic received a rrrtln pnm AUCX HACMTCY FODB n a tj. particularly the backfleld head­ diana. Despite the loss of quarter- AUanta returned to the top in for 142 againet Redridns, the East Division, sweeping a Other games find No. 11 Mis from Jim McGee and.'^a bard ffnfinhiT back Brian Dowling, halfback ***® «*!vUlon when Son Diego Vincek Better will find Cowboy line much 6:46—SiarteiTa TUn. doubleheader from Phlbdel- ed by quarterbacks Ron Mocle- souri vs. Illinois at St. Louis, kick produced the s^Cend goal 6:6»-Whlnoo. Ofria. Bergm, Calvin Hill and 13 other etarters whipped the Giants Tuesday and tougher. PifimoM ]rtb . jowskl and Rex Kemi fullback for the Indians In the final 15 No. 12 Florida vs. Mississippi of last year’s 22 top men, Yale Wednes® ^ for the Giants after last week’s . 7:lA^eniMd]r, CtooovM., T r ^ and drove in three runs to pace 13 Michigan State, No. 14 UCLA tackle Rich Lolatol, a HcwTlan *•“ W®**<* 8®**®* *" which ****** surgery at Hartford Hos- ^ over Vikings but that Uon ^ m cituk, Shenning the double victory. Bob Moose, 'The Homed Frogs, behind at Wisconsin, Southern Missis­ To i&rab Playoff Tix whoee prowess has the Yale da- ***® Milwaukee Braves split with P***l And not Manchester Is Ah defense, especially before home *n ms aecoM 7;ao-««lieli«r. Bocidel,' Blsner who no-hitted the division cham­ Steve Judy’s four touchdown sippi at No. 16 Alabama, No. 17 Jr., DuteUe passes, rallied from a 88-7 defi­ fenders calling themselves the ^®**‘ Yankees. He says bert "Yorti" Vlnorit, prominent *®*l». *»»“*<1 contain Fran Tark- 7:27—R. Oonkn, Heodrique., Har­ pion New York M eb In h b last Auburn at No. 19 ’Tennesses, "Dlneaimle nunnh.” the 1969 pennant race doem’t local sports ftgwe. enton and Tucker Frederickson ” ” ingn-yor^ Con- vey. Lavey NEW YORK (AP)—While the groundskeepers tried cit In their opener last week be­ "pineapple punch.” 7 ;M—ttaynea Henrau, Hotaui, start, and Luke Walker were the Oregon State at No. 18 Artsona compare with those because He’H be a patient In Hartford “ 0*Mts win this one, they’ll be S™ to^-ono goal in double awei^ Lloya to put Shea Stadium back together again, while the fore losing to Purdue 42-85. State and Washington at No. 20 Quarterback Joe Massey, third Pirates’ winning pitchers. Milwaukee won It eaally both for at least the next two weeks —OR --the------way,------a reel- -key------game-- for *’ i., Sebotta. Ouboki. iMets sang for their lunch, while Tom Seaver and Cleon •• • • But TCU surrendered 688 Michigan. ■trli^ and fourth quarter flnlsh- yards in that game—and the up-the-game a year . ago, yean. ttien tocee a long c■««» Ne. T^zas er Metsomaniacs waiting behind Nstinosl Leogoe an easy time of It wtth ’Tulsa. Central Connecticut won hand­ G. 0«UiiAn c£& :1rklnS^ fbrdHla. lb> Coben, but ft was afpropliate Egad, friends! Once again the to have an easy Ume in tbelr— 8S& I# n, Eos)t Dtebtea The Rasorbacks got a three- AIXXT KA’TZ— Mary ScaU ily over Kutztown In Its J&woraki New York 66 61 .611 — Detroit 86 70 461 FINAL CLEARANCE eclntUatlng exhibition of pigskin 22 40-21 win over Springfield and Sub (MancheMer)—Soiana llac- sole for the subway Worid Sex^ SIPT. 2t ■ prognosttosting. Several interoeaUonal Florida 88, BIbf. Slata U Leao. Baurtield. Herdici Wooley. Bet- Chicago 90 67 472 6 Barton 66 71 .646 81 the game at New Britain should Chapin. Johnson. Conran. lea between the Brooklyn Dodg­ 2 :3 0 ^ -claaiies are on tap, with Penn Mbeouri 41, nUiiob 8i Pittrtiuxgh 84 71 425 12 Worti’n. 81 78 416 27 ON ALL BRAND NEW be- _ a______real struggle WhUs compiling an astro- A9b#.A------y*0-l__ .a. ^ ..a.. « ’ _ *» Manh, Emmerttnr. Ints«llata. Aimmten. W ers and New Yofk Yenkeea In S t L oub 62 74 436 12% New York 78 81 .461 22 >> The Cardinals and MlthUsbury nomical .800 percentage with 40 k^ . ,^'**?!ll4***’ *•* Texas AAM U “ Btaaok « . Per- 1941. P h lb 'iU a 62 94 497 S T A fV O R O I * JOHN^N SEAHORSE staged • 42-40 fireworks «>rP®ot ohotcM a ^ o n l y 10 ■> P - a 26. New M% Cleveland 62 94 467 46 WMI bv WMi.v.n .im Rilasea on loot week’s ^»id. ” """»**• Northweatem Jour^ Mexlea n Oymtnt, Barra Although he did mbs the AAootmU 62 106 .281 44 Warnt DIvbtoa CLASSIC 1969 MODELS ]* won t>y vveoieyon a year ago, ® ** weea a ooro, n.ylng west to ibKeh.,*, nai. oto.. .. «• Bowling clincher and the Meteomanb and the same kind of game la /®ur torecorter pagged the up ” Wmt Dtebtea Mliiiiaartg 94 61 4 H — M that followed, Mark did not Oakland 84 n 488 10 expected at Mld^own Satup *®‘ of Oeorgta Tech oalltol^S 2t NITB OWLS — Linda Burges Atlaata 66 66 467 M come out of the evening empty- OaUfonSa TO 86 .446 M OUTBOHID MOTORS day. Back for n ^ U Pete Pan- «>»•* .SMU- Texas Tech over ^ ITT, Mary Louria 182-602, San Fran. 87 66 .666 1% MANY MODELS AND COLORS 46, ^ Wateoo. Iwnded. One of the departing Chicago 66 90 .421 38 clera, who threw tor five toueh- powerfi3*Kai^S!“ O^^ SMe OW^ Norma Imler 482^ Fran Ingol- 86 71 448 2% USD 16. Rica U R- HnWaisaim. players gave him a botUe of Kansas Otty 64 92 .410 20 FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE IV HP. to 1C10 HP. Ilnero 46B. champagne. Loo Angeles 82 74 428 6% 2 Rotoam 16, P ib tetea 14 _____ ^16:te" ». ismiiis Hoirtton 72 IS 410 2 fleattla 61 96 461 IS Seuih Osr. 26, Narth Car. T It’s been a long time since loy*e R a «!», „ ifc. r>«. .dll. tt. JEWEL — Beverly Garner Bnlhx San Diego U 106 .821 22% SALES — PARTS — SERVICE amoalng record Uke that? None. ^ 8b Oil 22. Nsflbaiatess 1 iiaav Chicago 2, K a n a o City 1. 10 1S2-4S2, Pot Cunningham las- EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS 97 to I Odds Steafard 41, Orsgaa 14 ^ - l ap teb t Ohm. rnmmeu. anything to watt tn line lor. K’a) ii ____ . ^ Abbonso 16. So. Mhb U Was. A Mary 22, Tannii . 4T1, Rose Vernoxn 121, Sandy the first time ever tor MrtsM aJ SALEM. N.H. (A P) — And upaeto srUl be the or- m . M U: R. Mo- Houstoa a Cincinnati 8 BalUinafe 4, Ctevelond 1 PRICED TO SELL NOWM! Aobora 22. TiaaiiSHi 2i Brown 478, ___ _ fans, and Yankee fans haven’t Opm DttUjr 7:80 AJL.5 PJL— Tkm . to 9 Sporto Editor, a 4-year^ der of the day again thU Sat- AHm w SL 62. _____ U:U—P. P iltetoin h 6 4 . PhUa’p b b 8-7 WMSdagtOB 7, DotroK 2 E l 22 Texan Tech . Taxos 26 oome tg> orith a winner since pacer, owned by Rea and urday as Ttxaa Tech stuns the ArinuMoa 4t Trtna la 22 Only Boston 4, New York 8 Sytjto4PJML West VIrgbb 46. PARRADB DCSTT-Joe Col- ‘’ iTteHlLTahn. TWra j 1664. 'Prea Hobeoo, woo the eecoiid tootiiaa smM wtth a 26-10 vlp Bosba OaBcM iv Man Oakland 7. CaiUonria 6 1 VteR 2A Saa Jsai Ungwood, 216AM. Ron Saovey ZH 1Majr*a race at odda of FT te 1 tory over t^ highly re g a r^ ^ i oSSn^S^elLi ’ WUle Mark waited tat Uno and Seattle 6. innmwrta 1 [ ______Complsts Sintes AwdhMs Om A l Chryafar Prodnets Utah State 26. PocUle I 216A66. Ernie Whtppb 2H-6T2 , °* * "’*- Now York (Ryan 64) at Phil- Hoireday nigto at Roeklog- Texan Longhorns-um-kuipph! OotneO 22, Oalgnte 16 M ayor Jotan Undsay docteio d Tedoy*s floaim Arm y IT, Vaadeiblit 16 Ron Fletchw 224-g7l, Lou Po- rhi**~“ “**® Mbhore. & next week as Mets Week, the adelplda (Flyinsn 13-14), N ham Pork. BquaUy ap oatonlahlng wlU be Bowibw Qreeo IT, Dwttai Minnesota (Perry 304) at Se­ : MAL RHINES M Doke 26. Vbgteb 6 Unnkl nOAsr. Jim Steckpote MeU rtfll were loudly c•btea^ SL Lonb (Tories 6-4) si Kont- attle (Lockwood 6-1). N DOUMJ POINIS* In the biggest payoff b the Ohio UnlvtrsRy’a 22-16 triumph Delaware 26, Vtoanosa T 224, Joe Lautan 104, Ivan Roa- From Manchester 646-2333 track*e 16 ypor hsu Rlrbasad 26, VMI IT inf. By Thuiaday sftcmoaa, leol (Wogeotr 6-U), N Konoaa O ty (Bunker ll-U ) va N ew heny. MartM b New over MInnswtta’e Gophers and Oeargla Tscli 26. Boybr 21 Va. Tech IT. Whko aon 206. Dave H bcbny 2M, L»- Dawsoti Out they were toesHng in a reeord- RTL 83 With Us la Oar Maitae Departmeot. . , tsry, SpetPe Editor Auburn's 82-26 srtn over tha Harvard IT, Haly Onaa OdcogD (JonkfaM 21-14) at nOoego (Horten lg-lS) at MU- RAY HENiRlOK <4 M batl (a > 21. Treat. Mich. taig stndio tn mldlawB Manhrt- Ptttabuigb (KDte 16-14), N F ro m Rockville 872*>3666 9U6AI Is srio. ‘Tennasses Vohmtesrs! todbaa 22, CUUstMa 12 I, N UCSJL 2T. TTll I iiilhi 2 fte 266. Conrad bdUvan 296- terbock Lea tan where they eat ^ albau. Son Dtego (Mak 2-12) at At- 3 THISOUTHBN nA tS IMKKYILLE o a Not qulto aa surprising wUl Wash. S bb 2T. town 16 (Palmar 144) at Owoor Pis s Wobsso b Hsasteo 2R Okb. Slate M 202AM. Tbd BkhroU 21MUAU. ham kaermromTS Tbay play bimebsll bettor then Uste (NMiia 8t-U) , N ’ c CAPITOL EQUIPMENT ■ports sditor of lbs Qatoey, bs Notre Dome’s conquaat of/bwm St. 6. Rrbbon Tomi Mow Yorti (Kokkh 24). N UOaoa 21, M s 26 WsKFFeltegai. l»«tlrilyto,rKri5J2M lJ they atng. 26-U Dotiett (Spanna 64) at Boo- T fliw O r SMOKIY BOU fW Bl. « K Maas., Patriot Ledger. 0»- Purdue on the latter's home Syracaac 16, Ro h m 22 Trtefty 46, And Thunday night, 88 MAIN 8T.*— TEL. MS>78M owner Ran. hb sea. b a ground. The Hoople System pro- M b sb sb p i 22. KesUucky 16 . ------be bet to th* lE^aTfS 64 ) Ot (Oomoa 14), N STIVINS. OERftY COOK. Weabgrsa A EARLY B B D 8 - Vlvl Bayer CSUeb fo r ml b ^ aaad Jodos won ewer a * -i). m eoiber et Ihs sperte atalT. dlcto an Irish victory, 22-21! N.C. State 2A M aryb^ u n o io la iiii (Paul 2 4 ) at Waoh- Ceotral 86. OMrtb 6 121. .Karan Johnson 126. Fray the American Ibotball Langne labTlshai .aadteaco as they We look for old friend Woody 14. H Mssastbi taWton (Ootenua 16-U). N 16 16, Dognn 103. -*■- ’— ■■ up wtth Johnny Canco. W m utaeo (Pony 144) at ChUtornto (Maooenmlth 16- $ 4 . 0 ^ A d i * i • 5 0 e U r 3 r t 1 2 T a x Ir c L ODELL DODGE And th b pr om b te to be Just Los (Sottoa 17-M), N M) at Oaktaad (Rolaad 41), N ■s'** ^ ■

PAGE TWENTY^IX BIANCHEaTEic EVENING HERALl). MANCHEST^B. CX)NN.. PEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 \- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAM), MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Bik {im ; s ScrvicM BuRding— Help Wanisd > H d p WoB f d H«lp H dp W aiHwd Mote 34 ______O l f w d 13 Contraering 14 W o B tE d - MoIb 36 Help Wonted Male 36 Help Wonted—MoJo 36 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW Famol* 35 35 35 BY SHORTEN Mid WHIPPLE 41 A i HcIer For SoIe 45 ATTICS and cellaro eleaneerators, sec­ Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage ADVERTISING HOUSEKEEPING attendant for ures, you will enjoy this di- ter Herald. Route 83, Vernon. Apply in person, Weatown ond shift CaU LeMi Corpora­ AR£«feG0MG1D ''iEG.UEAR? JOSTAG LETiS SEE - UH WE WEEP I STUDIO ooucb, S sad tabtosi LIGHT truok*nf. odd y Jobk. o s ._ alsoa w > — ------elderiy person.ielderiy Four person. or Four nwre or versified, more better than average CLASSII^ED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS movlnt large appliances ~ A’TTENTION housewives— 'Sell DEAN MACHINE Pharmacy, 466 Hartford Rd., tion. 648-2862. , DIESUPEKMM2KET GOON AS 1 FiMiSti SALT-SHORTENING -ANO- FREE Kittens looking for oottoe table, dfaietto sot. 9 DriVRWOyS hours dally.daily. No Sunday or Holi­HoU- position. Knowledge of sewing ln{ barrels delivered. 84 Povlng— 14-A through December. Excellent Manchester. ORAREHTMUE? MY U S T — it' l l SAYE good home. CaU 647-U08. chairs. 20’ wooden ladder, 848- 8 AJL to 4:30 PJM. in j Darreu d elivered. 84. 844------day*. Apply Marlow's Inc., 867 helpful but not necessary. Tou PRODUCTS, Inc. MECKANIC fuU-time, top pay TWO WAREHOUSEaiEN ori YEs-»ly to Mr. Mur- oM, some new. Saturday, Sept R oofing—^Sidllig 16 the Manchester area to do of- work. Benefits. Apply In per­ shift. Apply In person. Klock 37, 10 o.m. - 6 p.m. 184 Mson- flee cleaning In the evening. WOMAN to care tor active inghts: 4 pjn. to 1 lun. benefits. CaU Mr. Arplno tha between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PotUtry and SoppIlM 43 Claatlfled or "Want Ada” are taken over the me an a LAWNS maintained. Rubbish BIDWELL Home Improvement son G aer B ros., 140 R ye St., C o., 1366 ’ToUand ’Tpke., M an­ toln Rd. convenience. The advertiser sbonld read his ad Good wages, paid holidays and eeml-invaUd daUy, eome eve­ tor appointment chester. 5294861. FIRST taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Oo. Expert installation of So, Windsor. TURRET LATHE; Bot- ^ OBESE —live fowl, M each. DAT I f APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in fo r the other fringe benefits. Apply at nings and weekends. No house­ SEVEN foot Fteher's SMsr 640-1868 a fter 6 p.m. aluminum siding, gutters and lip and operate. Laying hens. $1.60 each. n^t Insertion, The Herald la responsible for p) ONE In- Rudder Window Cleaning Co., WOMAN to do housework. keeping. Must have own trans- MAN NEEDED to do office PETER A. FRASSE plow, hydraulic lift, good oon- correct or omitted insertion for any advertlaei trim. Roofing installation and J Graces Form, TU Hsbran fen't and then SHARPENING Service - Saws 157 C harter Oak A v e., H art­ hours, 9-1, 6 days.per week. porUtion to South Windsor. HARDINGE CHUCKBBtS: MADEWELL OF CONN. cleaning in the Manchester 1060 Silas D ean ISgfaway, ditton, wUl fit Scout or Ford. only to the extent of a "make good" Insertlir t li^ Errors which repairs. 049-6498, 875-9109 Ave., OtostonbiuF. knives, aces, shears. skates ford o r ca ll 527-8171. Own transportation. Call be­ Can between 9-6, 649-4628, af­ Set-up and operoto area, nlghto. Good wages, paid Wethersfield 743-8883 oftor 6:88. do not lessen the value of the advertlaepfMt« m M ‘ will not be te r 7 p .m ., 644-0468 185 A dam s S t., M anchester hoUdays and benefita. Call 637- corrected by "make good” Insertion. rotary blades. ()uiok servlee ROOFING and Roof Repair ' tw een 6:80-8:80, 649-9742. PRODUCTION MILLERS: Capitol Equipment Co.. 31 646-0662 8171 o r apply a t R udder W n - Couglln Roofing Co.. In c.. 643- FUIXr-TIME and part-time Set-up and operate. MAN WANTED to work In lum­ Main St., Manehester. Houn NA’nONAL concern has im­ dow Cleaning Co., 167 Ctoarter ArticiM For Soto 45 Boots OEdAceanoilM 46 7707. COMPTOMETER waitressea, 6-day week, 9 -6 ber yard, must have driver’s (Rockville. Ton Free) dally 7:80-8. ’Thursday 7:30-9 mediate openings for pleasant TOOL - GRINDER: Exper­ Oak Ave., Hartford. ehillt and '10-8 shift. W. T. Ucenae. Davis A Bradford ALUMINUM sheeto used os nB»IUn4Aa bosk, ■ top. ROOFING, aluminum Mdtng, telephone promotloiuil work, ienced in sharpening metal Saturday 7 :80-4 648-7666 OPERATORS Grant Oo., Parkade. printing plates. .009 thick, 38x ■noto'- plus all ocoossorisa. 643-2711 875-3136 gutters, carpenter work, 30 part or full-time, morning or cutting tools. Lumber Oo., 200 Tolland St., 86", 36 cento sack or 8 tor $1. ^**<1 ton tlmsa. 8TO. 868- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) - years’ experience. Connecticut evening hours available. Lib­ WE HAVE OPENINGS AVAILABLE East Hartford. Openings for experienced BEELINE FaShkms needs 848-3711. 7918. ’Trees cut, building lots clear­ V alley COnetniotlon C o.. 648 eral bonus and fringe beneflta, All Benefits operators. We will also train ladles in this area to show our For FuU and Part-Time Work. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ed, trees topped Got a tree 7180. F ree estim ate those interested and quali­ hourly wage, convenient park­ new fall styles. No investment, An Biqual Opprartuntty WI08 — One dork brown, one problem? Well worth phone in g. Phone 646-0726 fo r appoint­ no collecting or delivering. Car Employer h id m d P— d 4 f-A ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum fied. Company offers excel­ • MEAT CUTTERS EXPERIENCED brown with red highlights, both call. 742-8202 lent wages and working m ent. necessary. New wardiobe human hair and medium gutters. C^arpentry, additions, SBIASONIX) cord arood. oawsd conditions, convenient free twice a year. H i^ earnings. • COUNTER MEN length. $48. each Including 24-Hour Answering Service PAUL’S Odd Jobs Done — remodeling and rec. rooms. AVON — CSirlstmas 'selling OIL BURNER to required lengths. Free de­ parking and above average F or Interview caU 638-2218. PLANT LABOR, point manu­ cose. Coll 647-9888 after 4 p.m. Chain saw work, roofing, drive­ Free estimates. R. Dion. 643- starts early with Avon Oos- Apply In Feraon: liv ery. B . Y eom ans, T43-3MT. Free to Herald Readers benefits. Apply: facture, 40 hour week. Contact SERVICEMAN ways sealed, carpentry, ma- 4882. metios, part or full-time avail- CLERK ’TYPIST diverslfled in- J a ck Itoplan, 876-8386. H*lp W owtod Mote 36 Hdp Wontod— Mote 36 HoIpW a SWIMMINO POOL U' dto- Bonary work, attics, cellars, able, sales territory now avaU- teresting position, 9-6, excep- SERVICEMAN —full-time, Mow or 37 meter, 86" deep, including fil­ Want mtormatton on one uf our classified adverttsementsT garages cleaned, lawns fertil­ WESTERN BEEF MART PLUMBBSta and siqMrisneed No answer at the telephone HstedT Simply call the . FIRST NATIONAL able. C all 289-4922. tlonal frin g e benefits. 643-1181. nights. Experienced oil burner helpers needed Immediately. ______ter, and pool cover, $80. CtoU ized, etc. Phone 649-6020 fo r ' Roofing and STORES INC. Good pay. Good working 648-4862. 61 TOLLAND 'TPKE. and heating man, exceUent Top wages, steady work. PRB88ER Wontod all year M ry ProdEeH 50 free estimates. ______Chtmnoys 16>A PARK A OAKLAND AVENUES. TRUCK MECHANIC conditions. Paid vacaUons. salary; working condlUons and Ai^ly Imperial Plumbing Oo., ’round Job. Good salary, good CARPins and life too con be EDWARDS EAST HAR’TPORD, CONN. MANCHESTER P aid holidays. Phone 649- SPECIAL — Fresh eggs, 66 COMPLETE sharpening serv­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ security. Blue Cross, CMS, 9M Sullivan Avs., South Wind- working oondltlona. Apply beautiful it you use Blue FOR PRIVATE FLEET 1166 tor appointm ent o r stop cento a dosen. Natotoky Farm, ice. Hand and power mowers pairing roofs of aU kinds, new WANTED major medical, uniforms and sor. Parkade Cleaneta, 403 W. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- ANSWERIND SERVICE in. 644-0204. 123 N ew m orker R d .. sharpened and repaired. Pick roofs, gutter woiii, ehlmneyi outotandlng profit sharing and ~ M iddle Tt>ks. « r $1. P lnsw ood Furniture WORKING mother needs wom­ Permanent poeltion open for Vernon-South Windsor Uns. up and delivery Call anytime, cleaned and repaired. Sd years’ GRILL GIRL pension plans. Call 6684121 for Shop. an In area of Robertson School heavy duty truck mechanic. appointment AMBITIOUS, raltobls young 649-0500 875-2519 643-5805. Sharpen, BHO Adorns experience. Free estimates LYDALL & FOULDS WASHIU) coimlng tomatoes, to care for 2 children in her No Ettx>erionce Necessary A first class mechanic is re­ THE WHITING man and glri for port-Ums eve­ POLAROID cam era, $28. Rug and leave your message. Tou'll hear from our advertiser In’ St, Manchester, Conn. (3all H ow ley 648-6881 644- while they lost, $1.38. Buckland ______8888 home for approximately 2 quired with the abiUty to DIVISION OF COLONIAL BOARD BUS BOYS and dtoharashers, ning work at Friendly Ice ohom pooer, $10. Oom plste .^g time without spending all evening at the telephone. Nocn Hours Only CORPORATION Farms Vegetable Stand, corner MODERN concrete work, ------—— ^----- —------hours after school. Please cslf overhaul and repair tmeks. evenings or weekends. Apply EXPERIENCED Oeom, Main St., Monchsatsr. w ood lathe, $86. 6484873. floors, steps, patios, founds- Gutters. Chimneys— 872-3460 between 7-8:80 a.m . or 11-S Delsd experience helpful FULL-TIME 264 BROAD STREET In person or coll 649-U64. Bo- An equal opportunity employ­ of Tolland ’Tpke. and Adoma and rixMild be fam ilia r nansa Steak House, 287 W. GROCERY CLERK IT’S inexpenolve to clean nigs St. AutomobilM For Solo 4 tion for garages. Free estl- New and repairs —our special­------after 6:80. SIX DAYS PER WEEK MANCHESTER er, m ates. C all 876-6818. ty. 20 years experience. Free with automotive instru­ Middle Tpke. and upholetery with Blue PUNCH praa operatora, full or OLDSMOBILE, 1960, 442, 4- estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. HIGH SCHOOL Junior or soph­ SHADY GLEN—PARKADE STORE. ments. Oompemy offers ex- SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL ALSO Lustre Rent electric ehom- H ER A LD speed, vinyl top, super stock ODD JOBS, light trucking, omore girls for waitress work, ceUeitt wages, and work­ MECHANIC—B^iU or part-time. part-time. No expsrtsnce re­ pooer $1. O loott V ariety Store. 643-0868 a fter 6 p.m . e BLUE CROSS Inquire in person, HoUdoy DAIRY CLERK 5oodi 51 w heels. M any extras. 640-6767. carpentry, miscellaneous re­ part-time. Average three days Mr. Smith—648-0611 ing conditions, free benefit PAINTERS — Experienced- quired. Apply in parson. Ooyla # CThffl Lanes, 89, Spencer SL, Man­ DARK RICH stonetre# loam, DOX LETTERS M ust sen. pairs, etc., good service and per week, after school 'and program, including health full or part-time. Apply super- Mfg. Oo.. Inc., 1088C Tol­ A a O ANTIQUES. Used furni­ e LIFE INStJRANCB chester. five yards, $16. Send, gravel, low p rices. 648-7218. Millinory, Saturdays. Better than aver------and accident Insurance, intendant on Job, Presidential FULL-tlme posttkxis with land St., Stoat Hartford. ture, olde things tor sols. D l» 1966 l^U C SW A O E N Sunroof, e P A ID H o l i d a y s opportunity tor advance­ stone, fill, monura, pool and . For Your age gratuities. Pleasant at- EDCPERIENCEU) life insurance and pension e OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS Apartments, Center St. and AUTOMOnVB cleanup man, to played at Route 6, Pleasant snow tires, radio, heater. Need ALL KINDS of trucking, ap­ Drotsnioking 19 typist and WANTED — Housekeeper and ment. Starting salary com­ OOOK wanted fuH o r part-tim e, paUo sand. C oll 848-8604. mosidiere. Apply in person, {dan. Immediate Interview ’Thompson Rd. An equal op­ clean new and used cars. $2.50 Volley Rd., South Windsor. Information quick sale. B est o ffe r. C all 640- pliances moved, rubbish re­ general office worker for busy companion to elderly lady who mensurate vdth background. come experience required. DRESSMAKING and altera- Brass Key Restaurant, 89 and placement. Progressive and Ebq>anding Company. portunity employer. per hour, 6H days a week plus OERTs a gay girl-ready for a Household contanto bought ^ 6126. moved, odd Jobs, etc. Car­ Rockville factory ottice. Con- is up and about. Permanent Complete program of fringe Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. TH E H ERALD wlU TWt tions, zippers replaced etc. M ain St. '.I . overtime if desired. Benefits arhirl after cleaning oorpsto F or appotntm snt 844-3816, 64n pentry Work and repairs. Rea­ to c t M iss O lnsburg, 876-8886. position, 176 tor 6H day week. beneflto. 88, E llington, O m n. 872-0386. disclose the Identity of C oll 649-4311. WANTED warehouse man, and Include paid vacaUon, 6 paid with Blue Lustre. Rent eteetrio 1464. / / any advertiser using box 1966 ~ P O N T lA C G’TO conver- sonable. Estimates. Phone 619-' GIRL for tray room or kitchen ’Two weeks on and two weeks FIRST NATIONAL 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER PART-’TIME position available driver, for retail lumber yard. holidays, insurance, employe shompoosr $1. Paul’s Point a letters. Readers answer- tlble, 4-speed, original owner, 3072, 643-0302. work, full or part-time. 640- off. Stay nights, own room. OARAOB Sols - Satni^ 14 good condition. CaU 742-0683. tor keypunch and verifier. STORES INC. Mrs. E. S. Loftus Moore’s Super Stores, Nutmeg discounts. Apply in person to Apply Wallpaper Supply. H Ing blind box ads who Moving— T rucking— 4519. Write Box "A", Manchester Rd., South Windsor, Conn., p.iii. 141 Oolby Dr<, Boat Hart­ desire to protect their CARPEn* installing — Ruga cut Must be highly experienced. Mike Lynch, Moriarty Bros., 960 MG R oadster, new top, new H erald. PARK & OAKLAND 2894284. FULL-TIME OR CUBAN ruga, like new, so easy ford, off Unhrstal^ St., off identity con follow ‘hie and finished to fit. CaU 646- Storogo 20 NURSE’S aide (part or full- New and modem computer in­ 801 Center St., Manchestw. Ooodsdn St. procedu re; paint, good runn'i:g. Can be stallation. Ideal working condl- ______AVENUES klECHAinc tor pin setter ma- MR. JAMES Horrigan wlU be M OTT’S SIDEUNE SALESMEN to do with Blue Lustrt. Rant 1680 days, evenings 648-0910. Ma n c h e s t e r DeUvery-Ugh: tim e), 3-7 p.m . o r 7-11 p.m . WANTED full-time school seen at 11 Durant St. tions. Colonial Board (3o., 616 ,, chinea. Must have some me' glad to interview you for a po­ MEN for tire service and re­ electric shampooer $1. Man­ CSJDAN, USED ra frig o ra to n . Enclose your reiriy to trucking and package delivery. 640-4619. EAST HARTFORD, custodian, second shift, excel­ SHOP-RITE j Parker St. Apply Mrs. Loftua. H elp W oiltod— M olo 36 chanlcal experience. For sition in our Burring and Grit cap shop. Good pay, 46-66 hours chester Hardware A Supply, rongu. automaUo araabsrs the box in an envelope — | CONN. lent benefits. Contact office of KNAPP SHOES. ’The oom- 1966 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, Refrigerators, washers and 649-4667. ------^ ^ nlghto only. Apply in person, Blasting Department. Apply in per week, all beneflto. Must SUPER MARKET 877 Main B t„ 648-4436. sfiih guarantsss. las them ol addrese to the Clsssifled < HousohoM Sorvkot stove moirlng, specialty. Fold­ CJhlef o f M aintenance, South plete line to sell. Direct to 2-door sedan, automatic, ra­ LPN (part or full-time) 8-7 p.m. ______^______BKPERIBINCEID 'Vernon Lanes, Route 83, Ver- person at the K lock <3o., 1386 be steady worker. Experience B.D. P sa ri'a Appliances. 848 Manager, Manchaster I ing ch o irs fo r rent. 649-0762 867 B. M iddle ’Tpke. consumer, your (rlenda, SHOTGUN—Winchester No. IS. dio), heater, $800. CaU after 6 Offorod 13-A or 7-11 p .m . 649-4619. 'non. Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. Windsor Board of Education, helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ Main It. OOU 848-nn Btvenlng Herald, together j p .m ., 648-6114. CABINET MAKERS ’Timothy Edwards School, M anches ter your neighbors. Big com- light weight, 13 gauge semi­ with a memo listing the LIGHT ’TRUOKINQ. buUi deliv­ chester ’Tire, Inc., 296 Broad W apping, o r coU 644-3410. mtostons. Free equipment, automatic. l^csUanl condition. OARAoi Sole — Saturday companies you do NOT ery, yardn, attics, cellars clean COUNTER GIRL for evening St., Manchester. 1968 PEU GEOT 408 sedan, good Pointing— Poporing 21 shift, 7 p.m. to midnight. LEGAL Excellent openings. Apply: OIL BURNER training, bonus. Oontoct An­ Includes c s s s . $100. 84T-1884. Sunday, Sept. 27-28. Tables, want to see your letter. [ running condition. 8100. 648- ed and removed. Also odd Jobs thony O hxifrlddo, 130 R idge Tour letter wUi be de-1 P lease ap p ly M ister Donut, 266 glzsswars, smalt slsetrlcol op- 8821. 644-8962 CONTRACTTOR — interior, ex­ DISPLAYCRAPT, Inc. SERVICEMAN ARE YOU THE MAN? R d ., Brlatoi. 1-883-2737. SCREENED loam, prorsassd stroyed if the advertiser , terior painting, paper hanging. West Middle ’Tpke. SECRETARY gravel, gravel, eond, stone, pilanoss, sto. 18 Bart St, Mon- is one you’ve mentioned. 1969 OTO, ’THE JUDGE, loaded, ’TWO handymen want a variety Discount on wallpaper. Call Manchester — 648-9667 EVENING WORK WANTED —FuU-Ume service fill. George H. QrMflng Inc. ch sslsr, 848-7018. If not it will be handled | of Jobs by day or hour. Rea­ IKXTTOR’ S AssistEmit — part- steady position, high hour­ To Join our fast growing restaurant management team. —------s ov er $600 In speed equipm ent. 646-3048, APPLICA’nONS now being We wUl teach you aU about this exciting "people’’ business. station attendant Apply In per­ Andover 743-7886. in the usual manner. sonable. C all 648-6806. time, LPN or RN. Write stat­ Centrally located law office ly rate, exceUent working ’THREE piscs (Jontomporary A C all 647-1110 a fter 6. taken for 3 superintendento 'Bnd Good salary whUe learning. / aon only to Mr Sloan, Sloan B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons', ing particulars to Box "BB’’, desires capable secretary. conditions.' GLASS ehoarcosea, shelving and poster bed, dresser end 2 day maintenance men, full­ BURGER CASTLE Garage, Route 83, Vemcn. 1968 AUSTIN HBALY, very go^ LIGHT trucking —Lawns oel- littertor and exterior painting, Manchester Herald. Legal experience preferred. / miscellaneous Morins equip­ bureau; mirror tnohidsd. (?aU time. Garden twpe apartments. CAB DRIVER running condition. Best offer. lars, sittlCB cleaned, odd Jobs. paper hanging. ’Thirty years ------T Attiractive salary, insurance ment. McBrides Sport Spot, 848-1818. in ’TOP o o m p j ^fIy b e n e f i t s Lott cNid Found 1 'Trees cut and rem oved, 648- experience, four generations. person to work benefits, 6-day week, paid Must be reliable, some knowl­ Has an opening tor a man over 18 to work evenings at our CaU a fter 4 p .m ., 649-8616. Inventory Control posting and IMPERIAL OIL CO. FULL-TIME 6484747. •EWINa ICAOHIMEa - rtmm 6000. Free estimates, fully iiumred. vacation. CaU 649-2865 fo r edge required, willingness to “ OPPORTUNIT^>iroR ADVANCEMENT Manchester store. Must be able to work after 10 p.m. UU FOUND —Black and wliite closing. Experience preferred but we wlU train. ROCKVILLE automaUo rig-tog, axesUsni 1966 PONTIAC, 2 - f 2, 421, 648-7861. prtolng for industrial supply interview . leam. Fine opportunity and 989 SuUivan A v e., S. W indsor iroBAOOO oktth tor MtoTMm- kitten, vfclntty Bennet Junior 4-speed, best offer, excellent RBWEIAVING of bums, moth- firm. Modem East Hartford good salary. Send resume to Wa have a permanent opening obis tor lawns, busbsa, tress OMidttloo. Makes buttenholss. High School. Owner nmy claim holes, zippers repaired. Win­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom location. Salary and fringe Manager, 6 Downey Dr., 644-1821 IntervlewB held d o ily / ^ the store, 501 M iddle T pke., W est, for a fuU-Ume, careful Mver, hams, embrotdsrs, etc. Orig- condition . 649-1278. Manchester, between the hours of 9-11 a.m., 2-6 p.m., 7-9 INTERVIEWS DAILY AT THE STORE AREA and groos. tn-eB ff, R outs 88, by identifying markings, on dow sh a^ made to measure, Painting. Interior and ex­ benefits. C all 289-8291 fo r ap- .FASHION F rock s needs three Manchester, Ootm. 6 a.m.4 p.m. for the Manches­ RockvU le. taolly over IMO., 8 iBoadil; kitten. Oall 649-6416. OADHXiAC 1962 convertible, ex- p .m . / Circulation counselor need­ all rise Venetian blinds. Keys terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ pointment. mothers. Work 8 nlghU. ter area, stx days. If you hava poymento of 88.88 sack or pay- oeUent condition. Reasonable. made whUe you watt. Tape re­ 601 M iddle ’Tpke, W est — M anchester ed in growing circulation a good driving reoord and ore OLD FASHIONED upright pi- $81 cosh. 832-ke., iCancheater. Esst Hartford. This la an op­ cal aptitude to be trained in re­ from hom e. Phone 848-1841. TAX COLLECTOR Application made for payment. CADILLAC 1066, s e < ^ g S d . pair of searing machines. Soma HARTFORD COURANt for subdlvston plan approval modeling specialist. Additions, olal rates tor people over 66. II AM - 8 PM. portunity worth investigating. EIGHTH UTILITIES excellent condition. Best offer OaU my competitors, then call MANICURIST wanted, fuU or BEFORE you look any further, public contact ITito to a D. K. WELCH, Mgr. tor Ihs east rids of Oortesr LOST — Passbook No. 96710 reo rooms, dormers, porehss, 8 AM. - 6 P J f . Ask to r M r. Paulin. 644-8006. ELEX3TRICIAN — Journey­ DISTRICT o v e r $3,600. 049-8689, 649-6994. m e. B stlm etaa given. 649-786$ part-time. OaU Magic Mirror com e to the K lock C o., a t 1866 permanent position and calls 18 Park St., Rwkialle Street, aubmtttsd by Ncholos R. Savings Bank of Manchester. oabinsU, formica, bbllt - ins. man, top wages, with beneflto. SitMafioRS All persons liable by tow to Beauty Salon, 648-3449. APPLY AT ONCE ToUand Tpke., Manchester. We (or a reliable man. Full em- 876-6286 b Phyllis V. Joebaton, tor ap- AppUcatlon made for paymeiH. 1968 RA M B LER 4-door ledail, bathroom s, kitchens. 649-8446 UTILITY kitchen man, part- Ctoll between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. pay taxes In the Eighth Utllltlss have openings on second shift irioye beneflto. A pply In per­ N e i h Ie 3 t proxim atsty 17.78 a cres, 88 KEYPUNCH operator 039. / tim e, 11-4 p.m . ov er lunch R oberto E lectric C o., 644-2421. District of Monehsator ora white. Excellent oonditlon for N. J. LaFIamme'— Carpenter, in our Heat ’Treat Dept. Very son, Singer Co., 886 Main St., iota, and ehoam on a plan en- LOST —Passbook No. B 11818 Floor Finishing 24 Mostly numerical. Beneflta. W.T. BRANT GO. hour. No weekends. Apply in SERVICE Monogor for MIlex WItA. DO baby-sitting In my hereby notifisd that on October winter transportation. Snow contractor. Additions, lemodsl- interesting w ork and w e wlU Manchester. f U llsd : Sairings Bank of Manchester. tires, radio, $376. 647-1306. FLOOR SANDING and raflnlah' G aer B ros., 140 R y e St., So. Manchester Parkade peraon only. Howard Jetan- precMoa auto tune-up center llcsnssd boms, Manchester. I. 1888, I artll have a rate bill AppUcatlon made for payment. ing and repairs. OaU anytime train you. Please apply In per­ bos an opening for a top flight Bam I "l>ropsrty Mopped tor Ing (specialising in older W indsor. son’a, 394 ’T olland.’Tpke., M an­ EXPERIENCISD mechanic 646-0188. tor the eollsctkm- of taro and tor tree estim ates. 876-1643. son. tune-up man at It’s Manches­ N lcbotoa R . b PtttrtUs V. (loors). Inside pointing. Paper- chester. EXCELLENT aronted tor general repair one half mUls on lbs list of 1I88 ter center. Top salary and sx- DAT C2ARB tor child any oga Jsebaton Bart of Oordsn Trucks— Troeton 5 HALLMARK Building Com- hanging. No Job too smadl HELP WANTED CUSTODIAN — Night ahlft, garage. Profit sharing plan due to lbs eoUsetor October 1, Announcomontt 2 OPPORTUNITY cellsnl working oondHlons. CoU In m y llcsn ssd Manehwttsr Street, Monchastor, . Ooroi. pony—tor home Improvement, John VerfalU e, 646-6760. Biriton Public Schools. Call the EXiBCTRiCIAN, licensed Jour­ available tor qualified man. 1888. T axes artll b s accepted at neyman, residential, conuner- 8444818 after 6 p.m. home. Can 8484134. Preliminary Subdivtoion Map JOHN MERZ wUI be at Rus- 1966 CH EVROLET pick-up, ra­ additions, rso rooms, garages, Female office of the Superintendent, FOR EMPLOYMENT See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, 23 Main M rsst, In tbs F l » of "Jockstan Hsigbto'' Seals seU’s Barber Shop, comer of roofing, gutters. Free sstl- FEMALE 648-1869 fo r Interview. clal and Industrial work. Steady Route 88, Veraon. house. Office hours era; ' dio and heater, $900. 648-646$. Boneb- ' STock»— ■4 NUGENTS employment, benefits. Call l"-4 0 ’ A ug. 18. 1888 KaOBstb Oak and Spruce, every Satur­ matss, all work guaranteed. Looldng For W oik Near Home? at SE PT. • o e r r . siJtt R. Boud. Lead Surveyor M a» day. CaU 646-2837. Full-Tfane— Part-Time Manchester Parkade— RockvUle 8754906. LATHE operators Able to do LANDSCAPE WORKERS Dogs l i rds PEN 41 Mortgogos 2 7 New Section Monday-Frlday ebsatsr, Oiam." Auto AccoMorlos ■ Rapidly growing indiiBtry. New plant steady wwk. ROGERS CORP. oam sst-ups. Small factory, 10:00 A.M.-t:00 P.M. CAPITAL ConstmeUon — MOR’TGAGES — 1st and 2nd, CASHIER Is looking for a mature aROOIdNO all breeds. Hat A copy of Ibis oppllcstlea bos gpod pay ^ th overtim e, paid life insuiance, honiitali- CLERICAL POSITION WAREHOUSEMAN Manchester Plant good wages and (rings bsn^ Mo Htoperlsnce Nsesaaory 2 40 P .M -4:10 P.M . Tiros 6 complete home improvement mortgages— Interim financing woman wiUlng to as­ m cay HHI. H.C. O hoso, H a b ra been fllad In lbs ’TOam CIsvh’s hoUdays, vaoithm and other frlnie bm eflts. (Its. Apply Mortond Produeto, Full or part-time mornings, Foffsonols —expedient and confidential sume responolbUlty. For shipping and receiving R d.. BottOB. 8484437 SATURDAY — Nov. 1st cfflcs and may bo Inspsetsd ’THREE-SPEED btoyoie 20’’ contracting service speolallz- Apply at Once gxperienee not necessary, wiU tm in. WAREHOUSE OFFICE 1414 ’TOllond 711136., M andias- $3.80 par hour. tng in recreaUon rooms. We servloe. J. D. Real Estate Salary and hours to be at appliance distributor. Manufacturing tochnlclana. • 4 0 A.M .-1|:00 P M . during normal office hours. LEAVING Manchester for St. wheels, banana seat, hl-rise arranged. ter, Harry Oetoselbrseht PERSIAN Kittens —Bssutlss, welcome competitors’ prices. A ssoc. 648-6139. W onderful omiortiBiity for advaneenent Fork-lift experience, nve Must be high school grad­ All Uxaa unpaid November I, D aisd Uito 181b day o f Ssp- P etersburg, F lorida , Oct. 7. handlebars. Shioellent condi­ (5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.) CEA, CtoaUlto tins, aboU , 13 Free estimates. CaU anytime, TrecBiire City Apply to manager aay- d a y, 40 hours, vacation , all uate with math and chem-, MECHANIC — tor flrat work, GRANTLAND NURSERY 1888 arllt be ch a rred interost at tsm b or 1188. Would like one or two riders. tion $30. 647-1604. tline during store arsska, 1-747-6113. 389-6646. A p p l y M fringe beneflto. totry background. stx -day week. Must bs avoll- the rate of 8 par cent (86$) per Ptomilag sad 743-8139. houra except Tueedays. For a person who la In­ B u s Ii m u Opportunity 28 Mnneheater Parkade 6484)669 PURE WHITE AKC German y e a r from O ctober 1. 1888 unUI terested In working eve- See Leo Roskln Call Mrs. Hompson, 6424164 abla tor out at town work. For Ccalag Oommlarioa RIDE WANTED from Center CARPENTRY — oonorete steps, oppolnUnant 848-3378, 848- ffiepherd puppies. Ctoll 647- paid. M. Abner Dobbta, Traiior^— floort, hatchways, ramodellng, SHELL—Modern 3-bay seirvlca iilngs, but who to kx>king for 289-9861 St. Olid M cK ee St. to State CAVROK CORP. 4316. 1180 snytlms. or 843-7008 nsigb- Mary P. Lorola, C holrm oa porches, garages, closets, esU- ttaUon located at Merrow and -a position with re^xxislfaiUty ' CUipttol, 8:80-4:80 dally. 649-' Mobiio Homos 6«A bor. Ooltoetor CUrsnee W,, Welti Ings. attloa finlahsd, rac Rhodes Roads, ’Tolland. Paid INOUSTSIALPASKSO. and on opportuntty (or ad­ ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS PART-’m i B dsab clerks. COU 8649. 275 Peril Avenue, Best Haittord M onebsolsr, Ctenb Iscratofy NIMROD tent trailer complete­ rooms formica, esromlo. Oth­ training, financing. Insurance, Edt 97 o ff FoiBumy vancement. ’There is now an 444-2200. 001X2E Puppies — AKC, two ly equipped, sleeps 6, Uke new. er related work. No Job too reUrement and hospitalization opening in our warehouse bssutlful moles, aobls sad CaU 649-3936. ---- plans. Many deelers earning VERNON, CONN. MAINTENANCE man arantod— WANTED Automobilos For Scrio 4 •mail Dan Moron, Bidldar. office. No experience to nec- wtatts, 14 arssbs, abota. Eww Bvenlnga 649-6880 $12,000, $18,000, $30,000 and Polishers W anted esooiy. Uie ditties are dl- ' Must have general knowledge Read tlerald Ads NIMROD tent traUer. Complete qitslMy. 688-4318. NEED CART Credit very bad? more a year. Get the facto vorslfled and include bUl- of electrical work and carpen­ 5 — FUIXrTTME — with canopy, spare tire, and Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ DORMEKS, garages, twndies. Write PO Box 800, Bast Hart- Men who are wiainsr to leam poUshiiif' liy, invoicing qnd general try. Will require experience in storage chest. Good condiUon. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ' est Douglas aoospU lowest rec rooms, room sdditiont, tor o r ca ll colleot 289-1621, for finished work on turbine blades aiid vanes. dertool work. Company also heating and plumbing. OonUct 2 7 $860. C all ^9-4763. IMMEDIATE down, omallsst payments, any- kitchens, add-a-Isvels, roofing. evenings M r. B elles 633-9389. Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and offers complete p ^ bene­ Mr. O.G. May, Superrtoor of AND LUBRICA;nON MAN irhsrs. Not sm ^ loan finance sliUng. general repairs. (JuaUty - profit sharing plan. Apply at fit pnogiom. Apply: Building and OrouMla, Board eompony plan. Douglas Mo­ workmanship. Flnancl^avall- ^ of fOducatton Office, Park and Gurogs Ssrvics— You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s flasst service stotloa. MCDONALD’S tors, $46 Main. sbls. Economy BuUd.^ Inc.. rb School Streets, Rockville, OPENINGS Storogs 10 648-6180. 8T2-<547 evenings ,* j Rad-Lse Httal FiiishiRs ^ I * FIRST NATIONAL Conn., o r ca ll 876-1060 fo r an Working oonditlcna are pleoeont sad your fallow smployaa 1966 FO RD end Plym outh 4- * Ing for health reasons. Coll appointmenL ore most congenial. You will recetva full company bans- IS NOW HmiNG MviRAL ncaiiNT oppotTOwm a 743-8804 betvreen 7-10 -p.m . 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER door sedsns, V-6, automatic, ’TWO-CAR garage for sale, .4DDITION8. remodallag, ga­ AUTO MECHANICS STORES. INC. flts—plus many fringe beneflto, too! .Apply la psfaoa to south end o f M anchester. 046- rage. rec rooms, bathrooms OUTSIDB .Workers — One part- MALE AND FEMALE HELP radio, power steering, extra 2Cr. Danny C m rof a t : HAVP OimOPID M OUR PWit w heels. 64S-38M. 0811. tiled, kltriiens remodeled, oe- J>ARK * OAKLAND AVIU. time mondngs, one- full-time. ment work, cellar floore, pa­ Hsip WtMifsd Laboring on pipe arork and Fun oad Part-ttoM. We Hava 2 Opanings For BAST HARTFORD. CONN. MUSTANG . 1900 Oonvertible. tios, roofing. CoU Leon Qee- ______3 5 toakB. Drive small and Basra flsxlbis. Apply la psnoa. CONCIETE FMIIMTOIS good condition, wire wheels, Morereyciss— s.i'nskl. Builder. 849-4291 EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS medium trucks. Interesting /MORIARTY BROTHERS ______OOUNTE3I GIRL — 6 days per H « y stereo player, new top. best ______B k y e l s s____ 11 work, pteaannt conditions. Mc­ M C D O N A L D ^ offe r. OsU 846-8340. ■-'EMENT WORK — No Job too Apply HUIIardvIlle PKK-UP and delivery driver. Kinney Dros. Septic Tank Oo.. 816'CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER ^ BKJYCLES—New and used. Re­ small, sidewalks pratsrred. Luncheonette, 80S Adams St., If you hava tha qualifications wa hava tka job. tnO-tlme days. Apply in per- MitebeU Drive, off Porker SL 46 W EOTCElCENTER ST, 1969 PL'YMOUTH. V-6, automa pairs on all makes. Open dally CaU 743-9791. M anchester. e r n e . t k E p a y We. offer: Modern shop, top pay in liha with soB to Stan Oolmsk. kCoriarty 6:80 - 8:80 a.m., 4:80 to 6:80 648-6186 MANCHESTER, CONN. UOt power brakes and steering, 9-8:80. Manchester Cycle Shop, LADIES &GIRLS B r a ., 801 CsHtor S t , M snrhas p .m . low mUeage, good mechanical 182 West Middle ’Tpke., ,649- SAVE MONEY I Fast servlee. ability, health and accident insurance, Imnafitl oonditlon, Itupeoted 6 weeks 2098. V Dormers, room addlUons, ga­ I program and uniforms. . ^ * ago, $128. 649-2809. rages, porchci, roofing and TO ASSEMBLE TOYS 1967 YAMAHA 360, good con­ riding. Compaq prices. Add- MALE ASSEMBLERS \ WOOOWOMEIS u 4 1967 CHEVROLET Impeia Su­ dition. Plus two helm ets. $600. A-Level D orm er O orp., 289- High HOURS AVAILABLE: Apply to John Maiorca, Service Mgr. A n d MEN &L WOMEN per Sport, $1,496. or beet ottor. Call 649-4666 a fter 6 p.m . 0449. Juniors & Seniors METAL FAIIKATOK 647-6746. 8:S6-2:46 Opsningi on flrit and second shifts. Machine op- AL MARINO S ervtces — 044- Experience Necessary BRAZING OPERATORS CASHIER POSITIONS e n t o n , ooxlliary workers, material handlers and UaHiBaM lIfoaairEF !•» PONTIAO Tempest c » Busliwss SsrvicM 3616. (Cleaning atUca, c e llo ie , 3:60-7:00 B3BCSBgiB3fif tom, M oor hardtop, overhead Open after sehool A 'BtoUUiT AND PANT BENBnXB For Aircraft parta. nueltiiM repblhium. We or* w illiii|rt« train you. iW«fcWltk< ______O f f s T S d 1 3 garages. Bulky furniture, ap­ De CORMIER 7:00-11:00 (sro’ 18) Cmnpbojr paid insorsiieM iafJqfllnyBloe C t o m a n d oom-slx, low mileage. Excel­ pliances moved, removed. S n a d iO w E. A. PATTEN CO. lent condition. 289-3919. YOU A R B A -l. truck Is A-1 Metol, cardboard drums avail­ CMS, P«B6ioa Plan and Profit gfcsrinf A g s t y o t Om s MOMARTY nOTHERS, Inc 7 Odlors, atttoa yards, drive­ able. MOTOR SALES SOSWETHERELLST.^ 1961 AUSTIN H eeley Sprite, ways seoisd 'and smgn truck­ MANanBBIBB. OORN. — i MANCHESTER, CONN. M9 TOLLAND TURNPID new top, 4 new Urea, Aberth ======1 C H y KAGE CO„ PINE ST. ing dons A-l right GUI Tle- BROAD ST. m a n c h b t i r / exhouet, pkxidJ running eondl- moao Trucking Servtos tot)- (Next T» Diseount FarBitura Oa.) Ubstal braOto, Om ffttfl. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. M AN G H nni. CONN. ~ 66641M tton. OoU 8444017 after 8. (res, T4^94gT. Read Herald Ads. ptaratly woiklag te bom ara*. n Cmpit Hil Stne e i e m i PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ■■ • ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTra. CONN., PR SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 BtANCHEgiTIR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-NINE Apartmunti Hall 7 2 H o o s m For Solo 72 For Solo 72 F o r S o k 7 2 Tumniwnls 63 F o r S a k 7 2 H e For Sok 72 He For So k 72 For Scrit 72 Oot of Towa O oto f Tofmi BERRrS WORLD WESTSiu B — 5-room home, 3 SEVEN - ROOM Raa<*. 2H CLASSIFIED FOUR ROOMS, first floor, old- COLONIALr-Ten rooms. First THREE FAMILY, One block SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 3% til- baths, family room on msii^ TWO - FAMILY, Just listed. For Salt 7 5 7B floor consists of large living from Main St. 34,800 ed baths, large family room. down, 2 iq>, one bath, garage, FOUR-room Ranrii, rec room, For Salt. er coujde, no children or pets. lo t 80x180’, $18^900. PhUMck floor, double garage. Wooded Beautiful duplex with two 380 a month-escrow. Westslde room with fireplace, ditiing income, never a vacancy. A 2 fireplaces, jriastered wnUs, JAiCQUELINE-ROBERTS treed lot Nice staiter home, -Agency, ReaKon, 046-4200. acre tot 380,600. Hutchlna tor retired couple.-Bralthwalte separate drivewaya, very at­ VERNON — Prestige area. Im­ Realty 640-4842. room, modem kitchen with fine investment for the prudent full insulation, porch, city util­ Agency, Realtors, 048-6824. tractive yard, summer house maculate four-bedroom Ootonl­ EAST HARTFORD ADVERTISING built-ins, den, large family ities, t^t-ins, extra la ^ 3- Agency, 648-4868. buyer. Call early. Mr. Lom­ , in rear. Aluminum storms and al. --S-bedroom Raised Ranch in unique setting Needs no work. Vacant. thony G. Piano, 646-0181. family home. TaetefuUy decor­ play of Quality Furniture Just SelUng far below replacement R anch'w lth a t t a ^ 2- and drawera. Wooded to t Han­ ^*UUng room, MedMerranean kitchen, Owner anxious. men only. Kitchen privileges, rage. Available October 1st. cupied apartment. Let us cost. Mr. 2Unsser, Belfiore car garage, 2 fuU baths, buUt^ dy location. ,bOO. A better This quality built in-town 2-cap garage, n estig e area, $31,000. ated Interior. Exterior recent­ 70 lA S T C IN T R ST. removed to warehouses for Pub­ free washer, free dryer. Park­ 3180 per month. Call 640-2888, show you how to live cheap­ 321 MANCHESTER — TWO lots lOta ly painted. Brick patio, atone Agency, 647-1413. ins, flreplaoe, walk-out base­ buy by PhUbrick Agency, Real­ Colonial. The owner has lic Sale. Modem 8 complete ing. Palmer I ^ l ty , 648-6821 before 8 p.m. ly. $27,800. 649-8806, 878- HgJ£NOTON- 4 H -Txwm Raised Ranch, quality oonstruotod. Assumable 2-famlly, 6-8 du­ ISO W ith city water, 38,000. Plus walla, redwood fenced back­ Rsrklng At Roar (0 I*W Hr NIA, Ue. ment and treed lot. Around tors, 648-4200. been transferred and this 6- rooms with the 11,000 look. 8 6611. 380,000. room home is ready. 22' Sliding glaaa doora many extras, '$30,M0. plex, very good lot. Excel­ 88x187 wooded, secluded area. yard. Owner will consider seo- COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- Etarle Everett Real Estate, 846- pc. Convertible Jiving Room, ROOM for business women or DICK MARTENS master bedroom, fireplace lent income or kve rent ond mortgage, (tell 876-0148 af­ IW. 649-8795 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. girl, parking. Call after 4 p.m. bedroom apartments and two- "Now /of me makt this very clear urting is tor tho COVENTRY—CAREFUL, IT’S LOADED wtth <*arm. free. 1614, 046-6181. ter 6 p.m. B & W BRAND NEW In Uvtag room, formal din- One package consisting 310 down, you may purchase 643-7030. bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ young!" tog room, nice neighbor­ any roOni individually. Im­ ances, and utilities. 3148-3188. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Is avallaWe day and night to Seven-room Raised Ranch In Ootonlal with 8 or 6 b e £ ^ . 3 b a ^ MARLBOROUGH — 2H acres. Manchester Parkade counsel you on selling your wnvenlent area. Loaded hood, cloee to stores. $26,- iwom. don, oountry sise kttriien with Assumable S-famlly, 8-8 du­ High wooded secluded location. molate delivery or tree WANTED—Man to ' share 4- J. D. Real Estate Associates, 600. Call 648-8306. M *taw Spacl^ 3-Moiy barn. Church which has Incor- 643-8120. Manchester 648-6806 property. Dick is really listing extras, low, tow 80’s. plex plus S-room flat, 8 bed­ Only 38,800. Pasek Realtors. storage. room apartment with working h e a r woods In its construction. rooms each side, 4-car ga­ CAP A CCP Charge Plans gentleman, Including color T-V, ------— property these days—and our N O W 288-7478, Bruce UtUe, 644-0121. EDGERTON Gardens — Near HOUSI FOf REilt 65 BusiiMss Property JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, entire sales force of full-time . B & W rage. Income $448. per WE’LL TAKE YOU ON A TRIP Also, our own Instant Credit swimming pool, many other SPECTACULAR month. Plan privileges. Call 878-0716, after hoepUal. Deluxe one-bedroom VERNON — Manchester — F o r S a k 7 0 finished on first floor, second profeselonals is really selling PREVIEW ’I H I 8 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. apartments. Wall to wall car­ to a quiat, daad-and straat. 7:80 p.m. Superb Raised Ranch, three MANCHESTER —Center—P ^ floor expandable, porch hff homes! Call Dick for advice at Of this hug« Raised Randi in Manchester Parkade Rosort Froporty DISCOUNT FURNITURE peting, appliances and utilities bedrooms, two-car garage, nice kitchen, wooded lot, 321,900. 647-1418. prestige area. Many extras ]4w Manchester 649-8306 Six-room CJolonlal, garage, For Scia 74 etc. $188-1160. J. D. Real Es­ slble office and residence com­ Philbrick Agency Realtons, unmatched quality can be O O L U im ^—Ookndal, 3 bedroooms, largo living room. wooded tot, 67x180, bus Une, This housa is meant for kids AND parontil WAREHOUSE MANCHESTER — Adams St., lot. Two children, no peta, $260 bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- tate Associates. 648-8129. 646-4200. yours. Call today for private COBURN Road, we have listed good location. Priced right. BOLTON LAKE-Year ‘round fumUhed house to share with per month. Call Paul W. Dou- car garage. Bus line. 324,000. NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS three other young men. gan, Realtor, 649-4688. BELHORE sbowlng. 2 colonials on this fine resi­ 4H room home.\oil hot water 8880 Main St. Hartford ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Private room, all utlllUes and FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, dential street, both have 8 bed­ formal dtatag EARLE EVERETT heat, 180’ of lake frontage with 822-7240 parking. 648-0016. ment, stove, heat, hot water, SIX-ROOM furnished home, for large lot, full cellar. Can you A SMART INVESTMENT rooms, garages, and are in room, large living room, 2 baths, 3-oor garage, $28,600.'"* trees and privacy. Enclosed (former Fuller Brush bldg.t electricity, adults, references, rent. References required. $200 top this for 319,900. Mitten AGENCY Is this older 2-family home. excellent condition. T. J. REAL ESTATE porch. Immaculate . condition. 178 Pine St. Manchesiet no pets. $120. 649-8824. per month. Philbrick Agency, ® ••*»* bedrooms, dtatag LADIES only — Nicely furnish­ BUSINESS PROPERTY Realty, Realtors, 648-6080. REALTORS 647-1418 Narrow but de^ tot abuts Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. Hurryl Hayas Agency, 646-6111. 648 2832 ed room for rent, all uUlltles DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment Realtors, 646-4200. business zone. More land avail­ 643-1684 646-0191 (former Norman's Fum able. Will show a cash flow at AMBTON Lak< -Watervlew and included, private bedroom with in newer 2 family house 2 chil­ VERNON —7-room older home, LOTS—ACREAGE Warehouse community kitchen, living preaent rente. 3-bedroom Raised Rancii. wooded lots, 610 down, budget dren permitted. Residential lo­ living room fireplace, oil hot PORTER ST. Area — Fine 7- COLONIAL terms from at comer of Pine S t Forest St.si room and two baths. Ideally cation, 3160 per month. Call Ask for Mr, Bostrom BRAND - NEW LISTING 0 1 4 ^ R 8ELLINO — Lovely, 6766. Plan now. Moh.-Fri. 0-9. Sat. 0-6 air heat, 2-car garage, bam room Dutch Colonial, Just re­ Swimming, beaches, boate, located to bus Hne and stores. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- plus over an acre of land. Ideal duced for immediate sale. EXECUTIVE TYPE Just listed this custom bulk alntest new. Garrison Oototkal Please call after 8 p.m,, $44- 4886. home, large kitchen, buUt-ta fishtag, toe skating, Amston OARAGE Sale—Odds and ends, for horses or cattle. Located on MANCHE8TBJR — Main St. Offered by original owner, Three or tour bedrooms, Rusco “®*^**' one owner home with ex- Lake Co., 1-867-6047. (Open 0888. business zoned lot 60x188' Cfolonlal style home, lovingly dishtvasher, disposal, IH mostly odds. No furniture. Sun­ MIDDLE Tpke., Weet - two, Route 88 near Vernon Circle, stor^ screei^, sc r^ ooI ^ ! * K hU'SK eatoSi* cepttonaUy large rooms, 24’ ■even days) frontage on two streets, maintained. Three rooms on Mylng room. 24’ bedroom, JACQUELINE-ROBERTS ceramIc-Ule baths, huge Uvtog day, September 28,' 78 Moun­ MOTEL rooms, 10 minutss from three room apartments, all 3200. per month plus 3200. se­ porch. A very private treed Must be seen!! Upper tain Rd.,- Glastonbury. curity. Call James J. Gessay existing usable building on each floor, IVi baths, Rusco and landscaped rear yard. Call etc. BteuitlfuUy landscaped room with fireplace and book­ Hartford, weekly rates, maid utilities, new stoves and re­ lot, 60’ frontage on both (steel) storms and screens, cases, formal dining room, i frigerators. 3180, 3178 month­ at 876-0184. now. Mr. Ooe, Belfiore Agen- tot. g a i^ e , 329,900. Ftor fur- KITCHBN set, flO; maple twin service, restaurant adjacent, streets, 360,000. plastered walls, steam oil cy. 647-1418. MAGNIFICENT ■tber irdormation caU AGENCY large bedroonio, a b u n d ^ O o to f Town bed, maple bunk beds; recliner some kitchenettes. Call 648-1887 ly. FMano Agency, 646-0101. SIX-room house for rent 3180. heat, good basement, at­ COLONIAL closets, 0 per cent assumable for appointment. mortgage. 047-1021. 78 chair; full-size hollywood bed, PLUSH one-bedroom apart­ per month In Rockville. Call VERNON—2-acre ” more or tached garage. DeUghtful THREE FAMILY — Ideal loca- Nothing wiU excite Kom more 320; twin metal bed, 310; 4 Wbat a UtolMn! Huge and 6am- 6 4 6 - 3 3 3 9 ROOM for gentleman, retired ment. Available October 20th, 742-0810, between 6:80-6 p.m. less, business zoned, ex­ backyard with terrace, fire­ tlon. Just listed. Needs work, than this brand new 8-room PHILBRICK AGENCY COVENTRY — Brand new IH- bureaus; end tables; bric-brac. priced accordingly. In mid 20’s. Itouie with 2V4 battis pnd 2-cor Uy-sLie—add n spootous Uving RANCH — OH rooms, first room Ranch with a 10 mile ASSUMABLE b ¥ t */. MORTGAGE preferred. Will exchange at Sunny Brooke VlUage, 3160 SEVEN-room house for rent. isting heated building, ex­ place, ap{de trees and pri­ 640-8704. vacy. Convenient to schools, Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ garage. Several areas to tdioose room, 8 hwEnxana and n fin- 646-4200 floor, plus finishsd r«o room view. Only 663,900. Pasek Real­ Wooded lo t 300 X 317. meals for errands. Call 648- per month Including tttilitiee. 3180 per month In' Stafford. cellent condition, 4,620 from. Priced In the SO's. iebed walk-cut haBemewt . . . Raised Ranch, MANCMESTBR — Over 78 Ust- In basement, sunken formal 6460. Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor square feet, frontage on shopping cmd bus. Occu­ cy, 647-1413. tors, 188-7478, 742-S6U, OaU 3-car garage. CUSTOM made draperies, slip Call 742-6010, 6:80-6 p.m. and youhte got our 5-rocm dining room with beamed cell­ Green, 047-1076. I fuUlwUw. 649-4686. Route 83, 3188,000. pancy a t closing. Low 20's. raacE in Vanon. $83400. treed lo L ^ u tc h ta a Agency are looking for a good house covers and reupholstering. FURNISHED R(X>M — iol PRICED UNDER $27,000 MANC^HESTER — Georgian Co­ ing, and mediterranean decor, A "no-care” houM. Aluminum sldtag, erlth a bttek front Budget terms. Established in to this spanking new 6Mi-room lonial with Spanish influence. Realtors. 649-3824. caU the Mitten Realty. Real- 3 full batha, one off mooter BOLTON — Custom built nine- and metal gutters. 1048. Days, 824-0184 evenings, (3hestnift St. May be seen Sun­ Walton W. Grant Agency RICK MERRITT ——------tors. 648-0930. room Raised Ranch. Three or FamUy room ofi kitchen day or Monday, between O ut of Town ELLINGTON — 4 excellent Raised Ranch, Aluminum aid- Seven spactous rooms, central bedroom, screened porch, 390,• 640-7800. parcels, each oonslatlng of Luxurtoos is the word for ttae tour bedrooms, largs Uvtag BUeotrlo eiowe and dlipoael remain. 10:80-11:80 a.m. F u m h lM d Lillian Grant, Realtor 2-car gaisge and a nice onaiedtn l oeWng Uvtng room convenient Iocati to a magafftoent epUt- son Aency, Realtor, 048-1016. ed. Central location. Deep lot. ished rec room wtth huge atone springs. 318 each. Call 640-7081. situated In a small apartment your car window. m t e ^ ^ that this property 6-Room STONE RANCH ed den, tormal dining room, betag-tha PRICE OF THE HOUtE to REDUCBDII Oan location, working adults. 848- complex located In an attrac­ level la Manrttio&r. Mid 8 2H baths. sitOated on tree- Excellent Income property. fireplace, three full baths, new be purchaeed tor 310,600.00 down. also offers such features as only 4 _ finished____ rooms. Give OXFORD Street — Seven-room separate ’Jled laundry room, USED Singer automatic zig-zag 2880. tive residential area." Brand JACQUELINE- Features "sweeping" views studded lot. Sale a t ^ J w mar­ 383,900. PhUbrick Agency, ROOM for working man, park­ seven rooms, 2-oar attached ga- us a call todayr Colonial to choice area. Older ket value. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 649-0847. two-car garage. Many extra sewing machine, combination ing and bath. Call 618-7780. TWO-ROOM fumUhed efficien­ new room apariment (one ROBERTS AGENCY rage, gas hot water baseboard home completely rebuUt. from 24x24’ Uvlng room, KEITH REAL ESTATE portable or console, mono­ bedroom) featuring heat, hot Lookiite for a 6-room Ckpe Realtors, 648-1106. features. $42,800. U A R Realty cy apculment. Heat, hot water» 328,900 NEW Custom 8-bsd- heat, dual fireplaces, full land- with fu«place in the carpeted Three rooms down, three up glassed-ta patio, dining Co., Inc., 046-6001. R. D. Mur­ M6-4126 172 Bast Canter Streat 649-1922 grams, buttonholes, blind stove, refrigerator. Apply Har­ water, refrigerator, range, 646-3339 room R^ed Ranch. Aluml- scaping, etc. etc. Phone Rick BUILDING LOTS kvtag room? Dt’s cn High 8 t room, efficiency kitchen, hood, garbage dUpMal, mas­ plus finished attic. Two full dock, Realtor. hems, etc. Originally over 3880, low's, 867 Main St., Manches­ num siding, double garage, 1% for further detalte. We have several choice lots in Maneheater, wMh 3 bemcoma baths, modem kitchen. Only greenhouse, master bed­ '^ N l'^lElflTBR now 348. Call 340-0786. Apevtmants— Flats— ter 'IV antenna, telephone out­ color baths, avacado bullt-lns, located In Manchester and sur­ and a heated fuU i room; twin-size bedroom, MANCHESTER ter. rounding area. Priced as low as $27,800. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Tammoflis 63 lets, curtain rods, window natural trim, large wooded lot fotenatadT Low SQa IH baths and den. Two-oar WATT! ^ ^ 4 I T ' ■hades and full bath with 38,800. Mortgages avalla^ on tor, 643-1677. ROCKVUXiE 2, 8 and 4-room Meyer Agency, Realtor, 648- some. garage, separate office-stor­ Musical Insmimonts 53 fumUhed apartments. 380 per vanity. Washers and dryers In Invostmont Proporty 0609. BELFIORE MANCHESTER H VACANT age building. For the execu­ Planning to buy In the low Planning to buyb u y In ^ the low SO’sT BE 8URB you''See this GIBSON Hawk amplifier, one week and up. (3all Mr. Rogers, basement (coin-operated) and For Sak 70-A Value! Fbur-bedroom brick tive seeking a moot unique 80's. BE SURE you see this 872-M76. storage------area. ----- Plenty^ of „ H.AWTT MAN(3IDfiSTEni — Near bus. CALL TODAY 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 Split Level. Double garage. estate priced tar-below re­ new Raised Ranch. Fire­ - - • x,om Colonial. GRAND OPENING SAT„ SUN. 10 A. M. to 5 P J l year old. Comes with tremolo OCT. IBTH AGENCY ' , acre lot. 2H^ reverb and 10” speaker. 844- parking. For an appointment school, shopping! Six room We have several other homes 'Du^e-full batha, flreplaced-liv- placement. OaU Suzanne place, bulK-ta stove and ROCKVILLE. 128 High St., 8- to see this new lovely apart- 389,000. Principals atone front Cape. Breezeway REIALTORS 647-1413 Rogard- Shorts, 640-8288. oven, two-car garage. H Mve, dlshwntiier, 0864. room furnished apartment, all_ii ______nnlvonly, nlAosA please. r®a11 Call 0A9.0AAM 648-8446. r less of your requlremento, we tag room. Loads of extras. Out OCCUPANCY ment building pleaae call 873- garage, paneled fireplaced-liv- of state owner wants im­ acre wooded tot. 329,880. utllltlea Included, 388. per 0838 weekdays tor an appoint­ ing room, oversized kitchen. will offer expert counseling and ^ jifo L ChunA, ClpuvdjnsjnidL, week. Plus 3 weeks security. MANCHESTER — Older 2-fam- help you find the home of your mediate sale. Warren E. How­ J. WATSON BEACH & CO. UPRIGHT piano, good condl- 4H room Town House apeuj- ment. Rental 3188 downstairs, Uy home. Narrow but deep lot partial recreation room, shad- TWO FAMILY, 8-6, Just listed. choice. land, Realtors, 648-1108. RAY HOLCOMBE, RAY HOLCOMBE, Uon. Call 846-8400. ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- O il James J. Gessay at 878- 3148 upstaira (including car­ ed lot. Warren E. Howland, Also two finished and heated woLverton 0184. ' abuts business zone. More TH E ACTIOIM REALTORS REALTORS " REALTORS 12S M AIN STRUT tlonlng, stove, refrigerator, peting.) Oct. 1st. occupcuicy. land available. Will ahow a Realtors, 643-1108. rooms on third floor. OentraT- 318,800 — SEVEN-ROOM house BALDWIN Howard combo dispoeoJ, pwUo with sliding Adults. No pets. ly located. Aluminum storms on acre tot. Aluminum siding, Hartford Office, 278-8$60. 644-1286 organ, originally 3800. 61 keys, glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ cash flow at present rents. Tw n vautt v ITJ; V TI—ZTI" a G e n e y 644-1285 ( A C R ^ IF R O M THN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS) ' SUBURBAN tor rent, Hebron, Heritage House, 646-2482. TWO-Fa m ILY, 8-6, 2 seperate and screens, two heating sys­ HERITAGE m tAgr egnrtk 67 • MAncMortit com eem * •eotos* storms and screens, garage. 34 bass notes, 0 stops, 4 vibra­ tiful, beautiful. Call. heating systems, handy to bus Immediate occupancy. Bel Air to, almost new, 3t00. (Jail 648- Bim Ii m u L o c a H o n t new 4-room apartments, car­ tems. Good condition. Priced and schools. 324,000. Philbrick for fast sale. Mr. Zlnsseri Bel- . Real Estate, Vincent A. Jofit^kd^jroiir own privste hooM 0068. For Rant 64 peting, refrigerator and range. Agency Realtore, 846-4300. HOUSE HIOHWNVENi%mTV locatton. 339,900. PhUbrick PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 3H batha, three fireplaces, roar AonG r.^Sl^ glww 4loori off tho dMng ana opwihig onto a ^ tion. Call 648-4721 after 6 p.m. apartment by single lady. 649- 900. HutriJlns Agency, Real- ™NVBNIENTLY located Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. 646-4200. built-tas, 3-car garage. Large Aaeoolates. Ino. 64Sqil38 In Btest Hartford. Call 648-1668 40 Acres, long frontage, garage, treed lot, large kitch­ seven-room Cfolonlal, double wood porch, foO privmto collar with wnabor nod drror booh opo, niMtor TV between 8 a.m. and 8 pm. 1031. 3780 an acre. Terms. en with plenty of cabinets. tors, 640-8824. well landscaped jrard. Priced ------Euoltoat hMOtfan on boa roato. wall to ochooh, ehaKhw and MANCHESTER —Two • bed­ garage, tour bedrooms. Im­ In the upper 40’s. U A R W earing ApparaL— weekdays only. WANTED — Ftour rooms, first Low 20's. Keith Agency, 646- mediate occupancy. Pasek room apLitment, very clean, CARRIAGE REALTY 4126, 648-1922. TEN-ROOM home near Man­ Realty Co., Inc., 646-26M. Rob­ ______F w » 5 7 3138 per nuuith including utlll­ SMALL STORE near 100 par floor, prefer heated. Willing to chester center, one full and ReoKora, 289-7476, 742-8243. ert D. Murdock, Realtor. IMMNDUTl OCCUFANCY tlea. Deposft and lease requir­ cent Main Street location. Ap­ do some maliftenance for 643-1111 MANCHESTER 6H room Garri­ two baU baths. Ideal for large CHOICE OF ASSUMABLES BACK YARD Clothing Bale, partial payment of rent. Man- Saturday, September 27th, 10- ed. Oall Paul W, Dougan, Real­ ply Marlow's, 807 Main Street son Ootonlal, double garage, IH family or converzton to PRIVACY — 136,900. Imroocu- Bxdoiriiw Rm IoI A fint: tor, 640-4888. cheater-Bolton area. Call 878- baths, flreplaced living room, multiple "^dwening, 2-car ga­ EIGHTH DISTRICT tote Raised Ranch. Country 4 p.m., rain or ahlne. 34 Hill- WAREHOUSE apace on Purnell 2628. Our EFFORTS are your GOOD PORTUNEI We kitchen, two flreplaoee, recre­ crest Drive, Vernon, off South Houses For Sok 72 formal dining room, rec, room, rage with 2 rooms <» second FIRE DEPARTMENT POUR ROOMS, one - bedroom. Place, next to CBT aleo ideal convenient location. Ml.OM. story. $24,900. PhUbrick Agen­ have a choice of NINE 'ASSUMABLES rangrius ation room, garage, patio, St. Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ YOUNG map wants large room, MANCHESTER — Vernon PREFERRED ROCKLEDGE tor many retail businesses. Call Warren E. Howland, Real- cy, Realtora, 646-4300. INVITATION frcMU with as little as 88,500 down and huge treed lot. Rutchtoe Agen­ J. . Roll Eftate cated. Adults only. 648-3171 Keith Real Estate, 848-1823 or large closet. In prtyate home. Une — Immaculate 8H-room tor. 643-1108. monthly payments as low as $1M. If exisUngr in­ cy, Realtora, 84A6634. 0 W anted— ^Tp Buy 58 days. 648-4136. * Kitchen and living room prlvl- Raised Ranch featuring large " ' ______MANOIBSTBR TO BID terest rates are "bunrinff” you, call one of the leges. Starting October 2. Have kltchen-dlnlng area with birch MANCHESTER — New on 7-ROOM CAPE COD B A W Home Coancillon. TUephohe 649-5806. 318.900 RANCH. Five rooms, WANTED — Antique furniture APARTMENT—8H rooms and 8 VERNON — Brand new office small pet. References. 60- cabinets and built-in range, niarke*. Immaculate modern with dormer on a nice tiie^ Bids will be received bjr the three bedrooms, now ktteben AnaalROL glass, pewter, oil paintings oi rooms. Heat and hot water, Maacheeter Fire DepartnijHit, apace available at SO La- 8289. 643-3060, aqytlme. fireplace, IH baths, large heat- Colonial. Central location, shaded tot IH baths, flre­ cabinets. BoautiAiUy tondscap- other antique Item- Any stove and refrigerator. Handy Fayette Square. Rent Includes ed family room, garage. hatha, 3-car garage, recrea­ 8th District for several miscel­ ed tot. A better buy by PhO- luar.ttty. The Harrleon’a, 64.". to center 3180 per month. Phil­ placed living room. <$100 laneous Itieces of Are fighting heat, alr-conditloning, wall to Large, well landscaped lot tion room, screened rear room, huUt-ins and a brtek Agency, ReaHoto, 046- 4424129 i43.B72f 8709, 168 Oakland Street. brick Agency, Realtors, 848- wall carpeting and draperies. Business Property Asking only 328,800. H. M. porch. Front-to-back living and maintenance equipment. B & W 4200. 4200. assunutble mortgage. Own­ Ckimplete apedfleattona and 1 ^ WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Will sub-dIvIde. Call S72-0638, F o r S a k 7 0 Frechette. Realtors, 647-9893. room with fireplace. Bel Air er has purchased another The BARROWS and WALLACE Genipwiy weekdays. Real ^ ta te , Vincent A. Bog- home and wants a quick ding Instructkma are available c„------furniture, partial or complete NEW 8-room, second floor, 8- CENTRALLY located business MANCHESTER at Fire Headquarters at S3 Main estalea. OOl 633-2300 days. 646- bedroom apartment In quiet Six - room ginl, Realtor, 648-8831. sale. Choice buy at $28,800. MandieBter Pufcade, M uchcater—449-5308 MAIN ST. — New one story zoned n lot, 8(bcl81'. Full utll­ Colonial overlooking Centar St. 0004 after 7 p.m. area. Stove, carpeting, tile alr-conditloned office building. ____ _ U8TED — Benton St. n e a se call 0484806. ltlea. Call 648-1111, Mr. Lind­ Pari«. baths. two-car Bids WiU be opened Oct. 10 at OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK bath and garage. Security re­ Prestige location. Walking say. ^garage, ui^e rooms. I^edl- Schools Just around the corner. 13 ^ TV7 7:30 p.m. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, quired. Adult|, or small fam­ brte-a-brao, otooks, frames, distance to banks. Town Hall >Ue3 occupancy. Hayes Agen- T-room house. Flreplac- ^ VV OPEN HOUSE: This Sitirday & Siaiay -1 PJL TO UAM ily. 3210. Tenant pays gaa, and downtown Main St. Abun­ BUSINESS tone — Stone buUd- cy. 646-blSl. ed living room, th i^ bed- BARROWS and WALLACE Cto glassware. We buy estates, vn heat, and hot water. Norman lage Peddler, Auctioneer. 430 dance of free parking. Will be ing consisting of four unit --V------rooms, aluminum sterma and Manchester Parkade Lake St., Bolton. 640-8247 Hohenthal Realtor, 846-1166. completed December 1st. apartments. Three house trail­ ftarw LISTING! Seven-room screeiw, modern hatrf Act test. Manchester szajuwvi Variety of office suites from er parking tots. Ebccellent In­ Colonial Cape. 2H baths. Only $21,900. Keith Agency, ------DELIGHTFUL one-bedroom Brownstone Apartments 800 square feet to 3,000 square come. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ te a m ^ ceiling living room. 646-4126, 648-ian. MANCHESTER, tn ■ central INVITATION apartment In small new apart­ WANTED—Tap shoes, glri’a or feet. Call Warren B. Howland, tors. 646-UOO. formal dining room plus eat-ln -- area with bus practically at boy's, any alse. 840-0019. ment complex. Available Oc­ Realtor, 848-1108. kitchen. Many extras In cite^ MANCHESTER — Mother, your the door. Neat four room Nnite TO B ID Opr plena ore to offer this "TRUE CONTEMPO­ OEkhoM Street (Reote 88) tober 1st. Centrally located on 191 CENTER Street, an eight dlahwaaher, dlaposal. Intercom walk to everything completely renovated. New Sealed bids wUl bs reostved RARY^’—exceptioiiallY^^ designed And constructed THE BIRDS AND THE BEES WANTED—Toys for cosh, any Center St. Ample off-street MANCHESTER — Two imaU room home with 3-car garage system, aluminum storms and ^rom this 8-bedroom home with heating system, tiled y«>-tamUy, 84. 6ix PICXUP TRUCK (PLOW Dying room Presant, Hoa Notinan J. Preuss. square feet showroom and ap­ 6-6 duplex, 3-car garage. T«ro Lovely. „ . .. ..six-room __ Ranch.... _ ‘TOO. 140 lot Owner must leave tor EQUIPPED) i t Formsl dining room, privste pstio adjacent A w al boot baanL Private Btwmnanto Judre. trial buUdlng, acres, cen­ oil steam heating syatema. fuU baths, carpeted kitchen ooe-floor cmmniMuo ^ 7 . . ' On motion of Walter r. Baker of FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat­ proximately 600 square feet of­ tral location, aU utUltles. i t Fully equipped Idtchro, breskfgst room AvollaMe Wbeelbic Rd., Andover, Oonnectlcui. ed, second floor, on Oak Sk, fice apace, air - conditioned. Convenient locatton, treed tot j r i t h ^ - l M . Uvto« the .ale of thl. weu e J u S J ^ 2 * ^ oo. the testate eetate of Julia B. Many poasiblUtles, including Top rental area, never a i t 14” X ^ famOy room, laundry and unfinished Bakar, late of Andover, within eald 3130. monthly. Adults only. Street level location with off- commercial use. Hayea Agen­ F r e w IlM dlflUicte d*c6sswL atreet parking apace. Con- vacancy. Owner's side avaU- pc ting, finished family ^room. bath on lower levd Thta C ^rt doth decrea Uiat three Call after 8 p.m., 648-8478. cy. 646-0131. ^ ______street Mancheeter, COB- KEITH months te allowed and limited for venlent locaUon. One mile from able Immediately. Owner’s Aakta« only $26400. K M. Besotifnlly appointed and decorated for the most dis- the < ^ to ra of said eatole to ez- THRBE-bedrooma Townhouse. Manchester line on Tolland St.. MANCHESTER— Near Main side has IH baths. Belfiore Frechette, Reakora. 647-IMI.-•$•8- ADAMS , S t. ats-roon d d. er “•«**«<• albU their cUlme ofiwyt the eeme Private basement, private pa­ »a>n of Maneheater, eriminating buyer. REAL ESTATE^ to tba toecutor. a b S ^ n a S id .^ PARKADE Area - Ste*ro^ ^ ITt 1 d l r ^ Uuu public noUce be riven tio. Pleasant nsighbortiood. Connactlcut B y (IppdEfsnf ngwnni Shark 646-8288 JD RIAL iSTATE ASSOC„ lac. of thU order adverilelor Ei a 3200 monthly Including heat non. garage. Im m a c^ te con- Cbpe featuring IH bathe, ga- heSt Robert a TTilai T m z between 8 tag. good ilzed lot. 32a000. CaU ditlon. ^ uUlltles. Built In rarT. W o n l ^ $IL- • - ■ ‘bly bavliic a clrculatloa In apd hot water. OaU 828-8238. General I WATSON BEACH A C a IM lB n ilol Agsnt 11,8.5129 NORMAN J. PRBU8B. Judsw. 646-1611. and a p.m. week day. E. Howlmul. R«dtor. 1 ^ . I26.«»0., PhUbrick A g«,cJ S T a M. IV e iS tt. iS ai- ^^^LSr T J. Crockett kxdtora. 6464100. ' torfc 647-8666. Realtor, 648-ltn. n Gential Raw, Ikrtfard W8-W80 .1^1 S’gMfei .■ k H 1 PAGE THlK-i X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1669 Out of Town itANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCmSTEK. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, Out of Town Out of Town COVENTRY — Bolton line. Out of Town PAGE THIRTY.ONE For Scrio 75 . For Solo 75 For So!o 75 Four-room Ranch, fireplace, For Scrio 75 treed, private yard, near shop­ Atomic Brimstone to Blast Bolton HEBRON—^Por the horse lover. ROClt\HLLE — Centrally locat­ ping. . Only $15,900. Hayes COVENTRY — TOUAND line. 120 Enroll Court Continues Mercer Case PINTO Eight-room Colonial on one- Businessmen Go Militant Custom built Ranch. Six acres ed six-room home on bus line. Agency, '646-0131. PINTO, People Interested Near stores and schools. Three acre i^us t^ot, 2-car ga­ 35 Residents Meet to Form with outbuildings. Owner Flor­ BOLTON LAKE COVENTRY — Four-room ‘Little Edens’ on Amchitka In Q asses In Probable Cause Hearing In Narcotics Treatment Or- ida bound. Pasek Realtors, bedrooms, 1% baths, two-car rage and workshop, horse ganlaatlon Inc., is now open In Fight for Exemptions garage. City water and sewers. Ranch. 100x110’ treed lot; Oil bam, pond, 3 working fire­ ABC's director o t operations HES, 289-747S, 743-8243. Truly a 3 acre lake front es­ heat, new furnace, full Insula- By PHILIP D. CABTEB rotting dock, and three tiny At about 4 .p.m. yesterday could Identify their «ri*n!lnTiilt. Monday through Wednesday Phillips Realty, 872-3214, 649- places, large modem kitchen Hie WasUngton Foot spruce trees, now called "the' here. He is a scholarly man, A Senior Gtizens Council , At Temple •Yonlngs, 6:80 to 10, In the LA TOUR DU PINi France UgatioB was started on the basis 9268. tate! We can’t list all the fea­ t4on. Lake privileges. Only and bath. A dream home for afternoon, Judge J. Robert baying that they had been Jump­ Amchitka forest," which on this given to talking in tsmader About 86 of the town's dder- Maurice Council of Catholic The new community enrich­ bottom floor ot the WUUama (AP) An organisation of of the threats by NIcoud. VERNON tures here, but just a very few $12,600. Keith Agency, 646-4136, the Ccdonlal enthusiast. An­ AMCHITKA ISLAND, Alaska terms than are the cautious ly attended an Informational Lacey declared In a probable ed from behind. No reason for small businessmen released two Hearing this on the radio, Nl- BOLTON Lake — Waterfront of the unusual ones including 649-1922. otherwlae treeless island are Women Friday Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. ment courses at Temple Beth the assault could be offered, Building of S t Mary’s Epis­ Seven-room Custom Ranch, thony G. Fiano, 646-0191. P.S. —’The ancient Aleuts are gone, perhaps the strangest intruders men vibo flank him. He la a meeting toward the formation cause tiearing, that the state copal Cauirch on P art S t policemen unharmed early to­ ooud ordered sympattaisen at a Califctiiia style home, 3 bed­ your very own sail boat basin Six more acres avsdlable. at Fiano’s Restaurant were Sholom enrolled 120 children In either. 3 bedrooms, boiths, buiU- of all. man with an overview, and he of a senior ettisens’ oouncM lo t made by Pam Geer, Sharon the first week of ««- mie did not have enough evidence An ex-oddlct a parent of a day after holding them as host­ meeting Thursday night in a rooms, large enclosed porch with concrete bulkhead, profes­ and wild flowers feaat on the night at the Community Hall. The prosecution then called ages for four hours. 1ns, rec'‘ room, 2-car ga­ sional landscaping, and—how BOL/TON — Six-room Ranch. Long before tbs’ soldiers has aiqieared on the cover of Maneggia and Linda Kwlatkow-^ program was conceived this to try Ronald Mercer, 80, of drug user, and a professional town near La Tour du Ptn to with sundeck overlooking lake. SOUTH WINDSOR aboriginal mounds. Mrs. OomeUus EBUott was chos­ three men who were witnesses The Incident was the latest In seise two plainclothes prticemen rage, treed lot, prestige Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, about this—an electric cart and Garage, carpeting. Acre treed came, indiscriminate hunting Time. sM. Linda’s mother, Mrs. Frank’ fall, and plans are already be­ 118 Summit St., accused of two to the Incident. Gerald Humes counselor are on band to talk area. $32,900. Im m a c u la te Shi room "Little Bdena,” an archeolo­ had reduced the herds of sea "If you wish to assume," be en chairwoman pro-tem mwa g Kwlatkowski, prepared the pro­ ing made to enlarge the winter counts of aggravated assault to anyone on an anonymous a sertea of widely publicised In tha audience. The poUcamea 646-4200. ameslte path to get you from lot. Dead-end street. Im­ gist calls them; little flower second meeting has been sdied- of Soutii OOventiy. AHen Cair moves by the Tour du Pin house, to lake and back in leis­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living mediate occupancy. Only $28,- otters to almost nothing. Blue says with a small edge to his tram book. session. and two counts of maknlt^ with basts. The phone number U were carted back to La Tour du gardens of the dead. But their uled for Wednesday, Oct 8, at of ToUand and LeRoy Ouison 843-2800. Movement which la fighting for Pin as hostages. CARRIAGE REALTY VERNON — Starters dream ure style! The nine room ranch room with wall to wall car­ 800. Pasek Realtors, 289-7476, foxes introduced to Aanchitka voice, “that the ehot can trigger Fashions from Pandora’s December classes will include intent to disfigure. of Qiventry each gave his ac­ house, VA and FHA financing peting, kitchen and dinette 742-8243. season is peurt, winter la com­ and other Islands as a cash crop an earthquake of any magnl- \ 2 p.m. a t the Oi»nmunity Hall. Box, wlU be suburban, casual, several new courses, some de­ The state objected to the tax and social security exemp­ Reports also came tn that home with three car radio op­ ing, and f&r beneath this dis­ count of the fight, but among tions for self-employed bualneas- 643-1111 available for this clean four- erated garage door is truly area, built-ins, tiled ’ baths, had decimated the Aleutian sub­ tude larger than the 8bot itself, Last night’s meeting was dressy and sportswear, with signed for high school students. Judge’s decision and told why. the ttoee testimonies only two Raymond Jaquet, mayor of La bedroom Cape. Country worthy of the setting . . . but attached garage, "bonus SOUTH WINDSOR Shi room tant, blighted island the Atomic species of the Canada goose. then you can Imagine serious conducted by Ronald Farris and cocktail dresses and novelty Mrs. Alan Krupp, director, A baU-twur later. Judge Lacey men. Tour du Pin, had been aelsed. Ranch, one-third down as­ Energy Ctommisslon (ABX!1) win of the assailants could be An assistant mayor who 1s kitchen, wall to wall carpet, come, let Carl Zinsser show this feature” screened porch and Creation of the Aleutians damage." . Mrs. Jean mchuls, appointed by fashions a special feature. describes the courses as sup­ reversed his decision and the identified conclusively. i Police Log However, demonstrators HsA VERNON — Drive by 107 Hartl patio. A like-new home! For sumes 6% per cent mortgage. soon explode a bomb. the sdectmen to make arrange­ president of the local ahi^eep- merely surrounded his car out­ Drive, off Taylor St., three landscaped lot, two-car ga­ one-of-a-kind property to you. Wildlife Refuge in 19U helped ’That is clearly not his as­ In addition to local models, plementary to programs offer­ defense objected and told why. One ot the men who witness rage, walk to school. Call to­ The vary best in a lake front only $26,700. Call us to in­ Immediate occupancy, rec . The ABC prefers to caU it a ments for the formation of a ed by other Mancheater organ­ At 5 pjn., the hearing was ers Insurance cooperative In side hie town hall, while the bedroom Ranch, attached ga­ undo some of the carnage, but sumption, but it is hard tor a the Mesdames Linda Vichl, Humes said he saw do the beat­ ACXUDBNTS Lyon and a woman friend were day. Only $21,900. Colli & Wag­ estate ! spect! room, double garage, $28,900. "device,’’ just as radioactivity the natural ectdogy of Amchitka senior cUtoens’ groiqi. ’The se- Pamela I ^ e r , Linda PeUetier izations. adjourned with no definite de­ meeting continued until 2 a.m. rage, carpertlng, built-in stove Hayes Agency 646-0181. layman to know what to as­ teotmen and members of the ing was called "Joe Texaco." kidnaped Tuesday night. Both ner Realty, 876-3396, 643-9088. U simply "activity" and the was sharply unbalanced even sume. and Kristine Seschler and the 'Three- to five-year-olds have cision having been reached as 'iTiU man was later identified Richard Hood Jr., 61, of Bast NIcoud aald that he eras going and oven. Fine condition. Re­ subterranean, shock and thunder Bolton clergy were present. filled classes In arts and crafts, Hartford, was charged with were released a tew hours later. Into hiding but would continue tired owner anxious to move. U & R REALTY CO„ INC. before the war. In 1960, government men Misses Paula Jimes and Lynn to whether or not Mercer, su'- as Jos^ih Balfour, S3, of ai8 TOLLAND —$16,900. VacaiA as man’s ultimate weapon Miss Geraldine Novatny of color and design, modem rested lost March 22, would driving under tho Influence and Two men were arrested for to direct the protest movsmant. Only $21,900. Call Ray Hol­ five-room house on comer lot. WontBcl— RBcrf Esto f 77 In the 1040s a handful of bio­ came in secret to Amchitka to Nelson will model. ^?ruce St, Balfour was convict­ the kidnaping. This prompted BELFIORE 648-2692 blasts crater oeneath the tun­ logists and wildlife experts be­ the Cocmeoticut Commlasian on Debbie SecchiaroU will assist dance, play group, and field ever come to trial failure to surrender a license, The movement earlier this combe, Realtors, 644-128S. The best buy in the area. T. survey it for use as an atomic Services ^tor the Blderiy spoke. trips. Most popular with grade ed on a breach of peace chatge Gerard NIcoud, secretary-gsn- AUL QASH for your property dra win be merely a "seismic gan the long hard task of un­ testing zone. For somq Teasen, other teen-agers with refresh­ Yesterday’s hearing gjot off to In connection with this Incident after an accident yesterday at year barricaded La Tour du J. Crockett, Realtor, Tolland Robert D. Murdock, Realtor within 24 hours. Avoid red tape effect." She described the potential school children are chess, a very heated beginning when 8:40 p.m. at the intersection ot eral of the Thur du Pin Move­ Pin, a small town in seat can- VERNON—Nutmegger hall en­ office, 876-6279. AGENCY doing the past. And within 20 the island was not chosen. ments and other duties. on Aug. 14 and received a 00- ment. to declare that no govern­ Instant service. Hayes Agency. Yet, the test shot, called MIU- years after the war, Amchitka power of the “senior citizen” Physicals Due French, guitar, modem dance, Mercer’s counsel, Atty. Wesley Spruce and Oak Sta. Hood back­ tral Prance, against tax in^iso- trance, 6%-room Ranch. Bullt- In 1968, In secret, another through such groups as the and advanced arts and crafts. day suspended sentence, a one- ment minister or senior regional ins, ceramic bath-vanity, wall TOULAND — $21,200, 6%-room REALTORS 647-1413 646-0131 row, has aroused public fears was emerging as a classic Forms have ‘^een sent home Gryk, announced th€ut his client year probation, and a fine of ed Into tha car of Jolui Haines, tors and police after looal tax SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch HIU. crew came to Amchitka. After Cramecticut Senim* OlUzen’a "We felt there are many 22, of 173 Sprues St., while both official would be safe unless the offices were raided and thou- to wall carpeting, decorator- Ranch on large lot. Ideal for and even political objections. example of what can happen from school for parents to indi­ would not be present at the $100. Raised Ranch, modem kitch­ SELLING?. Do business with a secret fight, the interim: de- ' Council and urged that Bolton children eager to participate In were stopp^ at a stop sign. two men were released within ■Mids of files ssltsd. Othsr walled dining room, attached young family. 10 per cent en with bullt-fats formal din­ ’Ihe AEC, however, seems cer­ when a major ecological Inter­ partment, administrator of the cate whether those children re­ hearing at his, Gryk’a request. Witness Carlson Identified an­ 48 hours. one of the oldest agencies In send a delegate to its conven­ new activities part of one day Gryk contended that If Mercer Court date for Hood Is Oct 18. amall bustnessmen’s mova- garage, fence, gardens, down to qualified buyer. T.J. COVEN’TRY — ’Two- family ing room, cathedral ceiling town. For prompt, courteous tain that MUlrow won’t trigger ruption Is repaired and the wildlife refuge, handed it over quiring physical examinations a week," Mrs. Krupp explain­ other of the alleged assailants The government countered privacy. Many extras. Mid Crockett, Realtor, Tolland of­ a major earthquake in this tion next month. Among the were present In the courtroom ments exist tn othsr parts of*' house. Four-four, A-1 condi­ and fireplaces in living room service call the Mitten Agen­ balance of wildlife restored. to the department of defense. things on organization of the this year will have them done ed, “and there are many ex­ as Joseph Naumed, 27, of Rock- with a strong statement that it 20’s. Owner, 876-1160. fice, 876-6279. earthquake region or send the before witnesses he would be vUle. Naumec pleaded net guilty Gory Walls, 16, of Willie’s France to protest fiscal regula­ tion. ’Two-car garage. Artesian and family room, two full cy, Realtors, member Multiple ’The Island’s sea otter popula­ In secret, a giant drilling rig elderly can do, she said, is act by a private physician or by perienced aduks In the city who would put an end to "these in­ tions, but none are so militant and town water. Oil heat, lot, baths, two-car garage, three- Listing, 643-6930. great tidal waves caUed tion increased to its normal went up near Cyril <3ove. the school teacher. ’These forms placing himself in a Uneup sit­ to two counts of aggravated Hotel, was chairged arlth operat­ as a pressure group for tax would welcome the opportunity uation and would be In danger tolerable acta.” A Judicial Invas- as tha Tour du Pin gnsip- 110x276’. Walking distance to sone heat, wooded lot. Phil- "tsunamis" crashing against optimum and the Aleutian geese should be returned to the school to teach them. We planned the assault on Aug. is and was ing a motor vehicle arlthout a After no public review at all. pelief. of being Idertifled by virtue of license yesterday following an village center and lake beach. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- WANTED —3-bedroom house Hawaii. The studies show...... seemed to be coming back after In 1964 the Defense Atomic Sup­ After the talk, the meeting nurse by Oct. 1. community enrichment courses bound over to Sigierior (tourt Priced for sale. 742-8178 with a nice yard under $80,- But first comes the movie. his presence beside the defense where his case is now pending. accident at 4:80 p.m. on 8. 4200. the blue foxes had been destroy­ port Agency annotmeed that broke up in "busz sessions,” State statutes require thed to get these pei^le together. We attorney. 000. for cash buyer. Soon as Like others of Us kind, It opens ed. Salmtm spawned in the every school pupil have a are pleased with the enthusiasm No one definitely Identified Adams and Olcott Sts. The oar Bolton HEBRON — 6H-room Ranch BOLTON — Large center hall, Amchitka would be the site of with Mrs, Hugo Broda, Ernest Judge Lacey wouldn’t hear of possible. Hutchins Agency, with a shot of Old Glory, blithe Island’s clear streams, and Andrews and Mrs, Elliott the .health examination every three of the community. ’The wide re­ Mercer as one of ttie assallanto, Wells was driving oolUded with on heavily wooded lot, full 3-bedroom L-Ranch. Double Realtors, 649-6824. children in a playground, the a deep underground, low-yield It. He said that an accused had a car driven by Charles Fergu­ WhetiH Amchitka’s bald eagles coursed atomic blast. The explosion, the loaders of each group,- years. Under Bolton’s plan of sponse seems to show there Is however, and on that basis basement, rear porch, many garage, Ihi acre wooded lot. Pledge of AUegiance to the the heights. compliance, students in Grades a real desire for such a pro­ right to be confronted by Judge Lacey aald that the state son Jr., of 88 Oak St. Wells’ cor Town Audit Accepted extras Included in the sale Ctoppertone bullt-lns, natural HAVE buyer for house with Flag. ’Hie message soon comes, agency said, was designed to The problems discussed by his accusers and that as loi« aras towed from the scene and acre or more, under $18,000. Years have passed, and now test methods of detecting under­ the groups were then listed on 1, 4, 7 and 10 are due for exams gram.” had InsuCttolent evidence. price. BTne residential area. trim, two fireplaces, private. voice friendly but muscular and this year. Mrs. Ronald Lang, who ia as he was on the bench that Prosecutor Eugene Kelly voic­ he arill appear In court.Oct 18. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- $24,600. Meyer Agency, Real­ Peterman Real Estate Agen­ firm: we are here to ba-briefed. Eight ground nuclear explosions in the a blackboard. Foremost of these right would be observed. By Board of Finance comes to cy, 046-2223. exploratory holes have been Soviet Union and differentiating was the need for tax relief. Also Women’s Society president of the Sisterhood of ed hla objection on the grounds 1677. tors, 043-0609. ’"rhe maintenance of an as­ Temple Beth Sholom and assiat- Gryk objected and there fol­ of witness Oarr’s testimony In A arritten warning for failure At lU meeting this week tha sunk through the tundra, plus between them and earthquakes. Jtotod was the need for recrea­ ’The Women’s Society of lowed the first In a series of held Sunday st 1 ;46 p. m.st tha COVBNTOY — $14,900. Swen- LISTINGS wanted — buyers sured deterrent against a nu­ tional services, including pot- Christian Service of United Ing Mra. Kmpp, said, "We be­ conJuncUon with witness Carl­ to grant the right of way has Board of Finance accepted tha Bolton High School field before clear attack on our country four "emplacement” holes for When objections were raised confrontations between the son’s testimony. room Cape. BhiU cellar, Ihi available, courteous, efficleift bombs, one of them abandoned luck suppers, card parties and Methodist Church will hold a lieved the Temple, which tra­ been Issued to Michael Kutcher, annual town audit done for the ths Bolton TIfeia, new midget service. Your satisfaction is must be our first defense pri­ about the use of a wildlife re­ very important business meet­ ditionally Is a place of learning, Judge and the. defense attorney Carr had testified that he w u 47. of 281 Wetherall 81., as the first time by Wilbur C. Lam­ LISTINGS... baths, buUb-lns, four bed­ ority, and reallstldally our na­ when the drillers encountered a fuge as an atomic testing transportation and possible dis­ In which the attorney rose to footbaU tsam, play thsir first rooms. Pasek Realtors, 289- our concern. Call us now. Mor­ transverse fissure. count cards for the elderly. ’The ing ’Tuesday at the church. All would be the ideal location for standing In the parking lot with result of an accident on B. Can­ bert. and thanked him for the home game. w e a n The rison Agency Realtor, 643-1016, tions’s primary piiortty. It Is ground, the objectors were as­ members are urged to attend. this program.” object and the Judge ordered his friend Carlson when a man ter St., near Main, yesterday report and tor coming to the 7476, 742-8248. BIU Wolcott, 668- the absolute minimum required Beeddes these, there are ahol- sured that the shot would be services of the puMlc health him to be seated. William Skoneskl, oomalik 1668. 643-0644. nurse were explained to those Final plans for the Nov. 8 Mrs. Krupp added, ‘”rhere approached them and asked to at 2:60 p.m. Kutchsr’s car meeting to explain hla audlL Moner of tha Cbarter Omk Fbot- for maintaining our nation’s se­ lower ’’satelUte" hates for in- the Island’s last. Christmas fair will be discus­ are many talented _ people A brief recess was then called borrow a cigarette. Carr said collided with a car driven by Lambert commended the Home LAND-SITES — FARMS ^ curity." Mniments, vast bins scraped in who listed nursing servloe as a while Gryk summoned his client boU Aesootation will bs presant, SOUTH Windsor — Gracious The test, called Project Long need, and It was decided after­ sed. in Manchester, and they have that Carlson gave this man a Robert Moriarty, 17, of 706 town tor a "generally very good aceage? Large unzoned par­ The thearter vrtiere they show the earth to hold the drlUit^ Shot, came In October, 1966. to court. along arlth Bolton ssisotmaa. country living but not remote. noon meetings were preferabla John Rogers will be the guest a lot to offer to the community. cigarette and then, shortly Main St. Susan Provost, a pas­ Job." He said he spent about John Whltham, prasldsnt of tha Front 6Vi-room Ranch, 3H' baths, 3- cels, all area. Louis Dimock, the film and brief occasional mud, end miles of instrument The bomb was 'a amall one, end speaker for the Oct. 7 meeting. We couldn't run this program In the meantime, Gryk asked thereafter, this same man as­ senger in the Moriarty ear, was two weeks' extra auditing ths Realtors, 649-9823. visitors le port of a great com­ cables, pn on Istand 42 miles The Bolton Junior Woman’s that the courtroom be cleared of Bolton Athlatlc Aasootatlon, and . car garage, 38’ fireplaced liv­ shock effects did the Island little He will speak on his recent trip without the support of such peo­ saulted the tailor. Carr, how­ taken to Manchester Memorial tax collection records and that ths board ot dlrscton o t tha ing room. Low 80’s. Evans It plex housing men and machines long and tfiree mUes wide, tharo harm. Club provided refreshments to Africa. Husbands and ple, and we hope others will any witnesses In the case, re­ 'A PRIVATE party seeks 6-6 room and transportation for those questing that they be sequest­ ever, could not make a positive Hospital where she aras treated $188.8$ appears to be due the local midget footbaU soaocta- Clapp, 460 Main St., Manches­ here ab a cost of over $100 mU- Is room, saiys the AEC, for nine Test over, the technicians friends are invited. want to teach with us." In­ Identification of the man adio and released. The Moriarty oar town treasurer from ths out­ By BBA KEITH house, low 20’s. FHA or VA lion for the simple purpose of more bomb holes. who needed it. ered In an adjoining hall and Uon. Tbs National Aathsm wID ter, 647-1464, 638-4898. assumable. Write Box 191, pulled out, and although a great terested adults may contact her borrowed the cigarette. aras towed from the scene. going tax collector In order to he plsysd on ths tnunpat by drilling holes in the ground and It ell makes for a wcndranis deal of the island had been Fashion Posters Manchestei Evening Herald at 21 Agnes Dr. wait to be called. The state Navajo Indians oven today OlAS’TONBURY^racloM* six- West Boyl^n, Mass. Posters for the Fall Fashion obliged. Carlson Identified Mercer ss balance the acoounts. Robsrt Mbaaon. often live In earthen hogans exploding hydrogen bombs. wtldUfo refuge. Down by the scarred by heavy equipment Bolton cori'espondent, Cieme- the man who borrowed a ciga­ COMPLAINTS Lambert aald he had spent room Ranch on almost four ’The signs >nservB- this year’s program. Working church. vo Medeiros was retained. He ond round ot U.S. troop with- In other busineas, the kODDLBTDWN - Itate Itsp. 8. ’Two lots with a view. Bl- First floor family room, ORDERED: That the 14lh day of drilling rigs, chewed and plun­ who made them or how they got H''nlflt8 again complained, but at closing time. He aa»H (hat his counsel, Atty. Joslah Lsss- Raymond J. Dstalo, the andonod dining area. 8 bedrooms (possible October. 1969, at 1:00 o'clock in the with Mrs. Lewis are Kinder­ Nursery and baby-sitting now Is In New York attending he saw the sailor in the perking drewals began five days ago. of Finance apoolnted A fourth), IVi baths, attached garage. Ungton. $8,600. each first floor laundry room, afternoon at the Probate Office in dered In a hundred places, there. the commission pointed out that garten r Department Superin­ services are available during ner, who Instructed his client Ah corn and Rumell I canldats, 2,661, ohaUsngsr John 6. Warehousing and huslness Bolton be and the same. Is assign­ rolls. away toward mountains, lot and was. Just about to ask not to answer any quesUona The first unit to leave the Mid 20s. screened porch, equipped ed for a hearing on the allowance ’Ihe AleiKs had no grain. ’Ihe the island was onlv a "poe- tendent Mrs. Elbert Carlson the 11 a.m. worship servloe. country under Preeldant Nix­ liaison members to the J. O'Dsa 1.7U. Oalalo'e lUpub- space for lease. Next to kitchen, formal dining, fire- of said account, and on said ap- cliffs and sea. ’Ihe printed archeologlsta are perptexed. rible” test site. Under pres- Tolland him how he liked the Navy which might Incriminate him. of BMuostfon end R oy__ lloan opponsnl In ths upeomlng CBT on Purnell Plaoe. llcatlon and this Court directs the and Primary Department when he saw the sailor get on's order to withdraw 86,000 placed living room, carpet­ schedule allows four hours pre­ Off the coast, seismic crews •lire. t*>e AEC bHfltedlv let a Superintendent Mrs. John Gryk was trying to get an an­ to take Sslsotman Jossoh •Isollon Is Anthony tbona. Also 7. $28,900. 7-room older SI____erk to . givevivo noUce thereof, by cisely for seeing vriiat may be Jumped. <3atee sold that before more troops by Dec. 13 was tha In the field |s CHy 'Trsasurer 649-2813 ing, garage. Extra big lot! publishing this order in some news- from the United States Oeologi- controet to BatteDe IhsUtilte to Druge. Motorist Held swer from Balfour when Judge 238th Combat Support Com­ fra's seat on tha CRCEO house. Modernised. Lovely Asking $38,600. paper having a circulation In aald seen. oal Survey eme ninning last- survev the Island’s Uttie-under- he could do anything he was Lacey looked at tha clock and. mlttse Invsrtlgating a Theodore KoaralasM, a Demo­ yard. dlatrlct, and to mailing pontage There is too much to be seen Teachers In the three-year- Bishops Push jumped htonself, knocked to the pany, on Army Reserve unit prapald to Esther M. Enckson, minute checks of AmcfatUoai’s •tood ecology. old group are Mrs. Ronald Cook On Four Charges adjourned the hearing at B p.m. Ing council tor ths Cb crat running as an Independent. Erdonl Road, Columbia, Conn.: Clif­ In a year: Rocks and bones, lim­ grbimd and kicked. from Texas. The 90-man com­ gton. Need a famUy room? Hbw waters and the floor of the near­ Amdiitke’s fate, It developed, and Patricia Trueman; four- The hearing will be oontlued pany left Sunday, but the com­ TORRINOTON Former about your garage. Many C. B. GOVANG, ford H. Erickaon, Collbis Rd., C^ pet shells and heath, feathers, by Aleutian trench. No one was direcUv connected to the Sex O asses A Tolland man was In the Neither McClay nor Cates next Thuroday at 10 aim. The board aks> thrss-torm mayor Frederick P. ASSOCIATES lumbla, Conn.; Kenneth. A: Erick­ fur, teeth and skins, scars and year-rtds, Mrs. Gabor Szabo process of being arrested on mand did not announce the de­ to people never put their car In aon, 88 Fleldbrook Rd.. Middletown. really knows What is down .-i*ote of the oontroveraial pro­ and Marsha Morris; five-year Chongs Ms mseUng from Daisy, tha chaUsngsr, 1,676, sn- the garage anyway. Post Roiul Plaza 648-0674 Connecticut, and return make to eagles’ wings. Shimmering and gram to develop an anti-tiaf- (Continued from Page One) three charges yesterday when, parture until today because of 7 to 7:10, but ths doresd isuKttdafo Flora Psfri- w o L v e r t o n this Court of the notice given at there, or what exactly triggerB olds, Mrs. Robert Love and police claim, he became abu­ what It termed "a slippage In Urns Route 80, Vernon 872-4166 least seven days before the date refracted, the past and future the devastating ecurthquBkes llstlc missile. FV>r a time, the hsreiy pssesd. with !hs chair- cons 1,486. Daley goaa up Don’t do It yourself when of aald hearing. of a race of men glances off Bonnie Love; first grade Mrs. on sex education contains three sive to the state trooper and a reporting." It comes to buying or selling NORMAN J. PREUSS. Judge. that have shaken the Aleutiens new Nixon Admlntstration de­ Armand Afrlcano and Mrs. MCC To Take Part Oct, 15 man breaking a i-i Ths ma- against RspubUcan Georgs E. the derricks. A drill bit whllrs ferred its decision on the ABM, essentials; Prime responsibility fourth charge was added. Haodquarlars sold the next forty of members Klug, wtnnsr by one vote of ths a bouse. Call us at — as long as man can remember. Hubert Burns, and second for a child’s sexual knowledge David Martin Jr., 86, of Old unit to leave will be the 172nd ivs aarty beneath the tiuidra. A vocal group of geoioglato but on March 14, the prest- In Anti-War Demonstration dinnsni, but. In ICS lo ths Oop primary on Tuesday. "What do you mean, you don’t grades Mrs. Druge and Stephen must rest with parents, teachers Stafford Rd., was first charged Transportation tfompony, a 190- chairman, arho KEITH Charming M r. Jolly are oonoemed that, here In the dent announced the "oom- Gallnat. not, fhs d er b y Bndorssd candi­ have any cxmtrol over the heart of the north pacific eoifh- promlse" safeguard ABM sys­ must go beyond only biological with evading responsibility, Manchenter Oomnunlty Col­ man Army Rsaerva otgiuilsa- time wi REAL ESTATE Tlilrd grade,, Mrs. Edward sex farts to deal with moral failure to drive right and viola­ Gardner explained. Reminding llon from Nebraska. The 172nd, a half- date Jamas K. FUan 1,280, chal­ AFC?’’the public relatlmis men quake sone, a majw fault n m tem and the program passed lege will be the kmeHest place his listeners of the preatdent’a hour. A 7:13 lenger Nardl Bstsznto 186, dtal- 172 EAST CENTER 8T. • MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 • 849-2813 17S Best Center Street say. "Why do you thhrii we the Senate by a narrow mar­ Turn, Mrs. Lewis Bradley and values and the faunlly’s' role In tion if a limited license. in town Oct. 15 If tentative ptaiw commanded by 1st LI. TTiomas consideiad. W 64S-1MS — M8-41S6 deep beneath Amchitka. ’Hiey Mrs. Edward Horth; fourth Police said Martin struck a promise to terminate fighting the sxcoptlon lenger Edward D, Handl 6M. have the vote?” ere dirturbed by the poesttriUty gin. society, and parents must be formulated last night at a rally, J. Bruner of Crescent, Iowa, of the ssisci 1. arho vary Fllan. an Irish-born physlelan. SO (X DOLL grade, Mrs. John Murzyn and kept In constant touch with what highway fence on Buff Cap Rd. In the flrat year of his term, "As long as the means exists — sum, but real — tlMut a als- MHlrow wlH be a oompaia- attended by etudente, faculty, Gardner added, "We feel it will will fly Saturday to Forbes widely depa on whether or tacss Republican Mayor Ralph for another nation to destroy us, ahle btast would trigger eome Uvely How-ylrtd teat Intended to Mrs. William Ayer; fifth and is being taught. and left the scene, leaving the and tnereated members of the Army Air Field, Kan. It. wlll b« nos there's a making ew- sixth grade: Mrs. J. W. BOhr, car and running into the woods. be the first and only term If Domono tn the Nov. 4 ofoction. we cannot be without a strong major upheaval. ’Ihe govenv check Amchitka’s "suHahiUty" The Joint statement three public, come to fruition. the war doesn’t end." dasctlvotad ai Ft. Riley '&nd re­ ■don or a tal >r meeting, other GREENWICH (two asisetmen) nuclear deterrent," the voice on tor future testing, possibly of Mrs. Fred Doyle and Mrs. days ago by Cardinals Patrick He allegedly became abusive constituted as a reserve unit at town boards/usually begin their ment geolqglats review the evi­ when the officer was arresting "Teachere will be teaching He said the Hartford line of <2>aUeiigsre Agnsa Mortsy, the the movie soundtrack says. dence and seem pusiled. the ABM warhead. The ABC George Carpenter: seventh O'Boyle of Washington and themaclves," aa one student put Us home station In Omaha. meetings at I p.m present third oslsotmaa, l,46E On days like thie, in places grade, Enbert (3arlson ■ and Lawrence Shelian of Baltimore, him and the additional charge march Is sUII IndeUnlU (or OcL Scientists here from BaMeHe seems to have little doubt tta t It. 18. but will ortglnato at 11 a.m. Tha currant pullout, ordered ■eaovottsa and Joseph A. Hartman, bar nap Hke this, It all begins to oome Memorial Institute, a major It is suitable. eighth grade, Mrs. David Star- and Bishop Thomas Mardaga of 6f resisting arrest was made. Sept. 18, will cut tha euthortsad •wseUe Jr , orrhi. nlngmate, 1,812, over home. ’There are 76 of us, news­ rett. Martin la scheduled to sppear On that day. school, college, on the University of Hartford government contractor, have TTioee being briefed during WTlmington, Del., was prompted and university ontl-war demon; campus, pass schooie on route celling of U.S. troops In Viet­ the firm MolmfsK As- candidatss Frank Maam, 1,666. men, conservationists, Jaycees, this visit to Amchitka bring with • Junior Pilgrim Fellowship by a flood of letters from par­ In Rockville Circuit Court 12 nam to 484,000. The first with­ mol arlth ths PufaMc conducted what la prbbiably the Oct. 14. stratlone will be held nation­ to downtown Hartford at noon and golf pro Paul Chlappotta. geologists, biologists, lawyers, mort extensive blo-envlronmen- them their own Individual per- 8 will meet from 4 to 6 p.m. on ents worried about sex teaching drawal. of 28,000 men. was ffommlssfon and a few 1,022. RspubUcan Flrat Ssfoet- natives, soldiers, state legisla­ Sundays with eulvisor William wide. About 200 people filled (he to gain maximum exposure, tal survey ever made outside a ceptions and concerns. Genlo- in schools. cafeteria of the MCC Hartford proceed to Bushnsil Port, and completed In August. I the Hoard ot Iklu- man John T. Tahiter U boavUy tors, all flcwn west from An- major populated area. glsts mutter about floiAt Ifaies, Heller, assisted by the Pev. The three prelates said the A., conference to coordinate •artler thts week to re- favored lo win re-sloctlaa osar and Mrs. Robert Bechtold. This Benefit Dance Rd. building to proffer euggee return to the Old State Houm, chonige to Amchitka, 1,400 ’They have ihfrared photo­ bldoglsta ponder damage to only acceptable courses are where namee of Connecticut plans for ths current withdraw. corn ertlmates mode by Mra. MorUy and ‘-Hrrmiltal miles across the rou$^ volcanic group Is for youngsters In Uone for the coilege'e degree th/ •ontrortor on Items wanted graphs of lichens and rocks and tundra and otters. those helping parents do the Job. Planned by Qub and type of participation In the war dead will be read. si opened Thursday at ths U.S. candidate Albori P. Moraao; a ..pearis of the Aleutian Archlp- samples of every living thing. State Rep. E ugm V. lOUer, Grades 7 and 8. They added that Csthollc par­ Pacific Command's headquar­ Iji the eismentary school rano- former coftgreasmaa wha baa elegp. Senior Pilgrim FellowshlD. fc- The annual scholarship bene­ moratorium. From last night’s galhsrliv vatlons If possibls. ’The point of Ihelr research is a squarriy built Fairbanks at­ ents have the, right, however, to An od hoc faculty committee came these suggestions for lo­ ters tn Hawaii. been both a RspubHeaa and a ’The' weather Is radiant, which to determine the possible ef­ torney, is about os typteal as Grades 9 through 12. me»t' remove their child from a pub­ fit dinner-dance sponaored by cal action: Join ths HarUbnl Adm. John S. McCain Jr.,/ The PW; gave ih, go-ahead Democrat durlag hla dMafeorad makes fo>^embarrasaing public from 8 to 9 p.m. on Sundays the Syrian Lebanese American apearheaded by Richard El­ on a change to basement stairs fects of a nuclear ei^oaiaii. anyone. "I M t about as help- lic school sex education class If ler. oaelstant ptofeeaor of Eng- march, hold a public oassmbiy Pacific mnitary commander, poHUcaJ oarsar. relatkou. ’The 'ATC emphasisea But when they are asked what 1*S8 as a man with a aide gold­ with advisor William Heller. they feel their moral or reli­ Women’s Club of Greater Hart­ tn Msnehetaer, conduct a march said tha pullout wtl be planned removing a wood - Blank and WESTPORT (two osUcttaswl the remoteness Mtd ^desolation The youth chrtr wiU this ye»r ford, will be held Saturday, Oct. leh; end Jomae Gardner, ea- making full stairs l S \ n out­ would happen if radiation acci­ fish as far os doing anvthlnr gious beliefs are being violated.. aoclate profeaaor of Engllah. locally (protiably In ■ aarty "In a manner that will ensure Endorsed caiidldatoo Marti J. of Amchitka, a ro'ugji-hewa dentally spewed Into the Bering about It." he says. be directed by the Rev. Mr. < at 7:30 p.m. at the Manches­ morning), carry out a door-ta- meeting the estabilahed au­ side door They also okayed on Marcuo, 866. and Matvta HaOta- , place of near-constant foj{j;^nd Bechtold, assisted by Barbara ter Country, dub. figuring the atage with them arts and crofts counlsr, and a Sea, they do not answer to the ,“71ie premiae is w» have to Coventry last night were studenU John door canvaas. recruit Msnrhss- thorized motorised troop cell­ way. 106. over ehaUti^on Al­ 8323 rain, home of the wild Aleutlab - point It eaema their oompuler do all this to maintain our ae- Bechtold. It wUl meet from 6 Last year's reoipientt of ter moUisrs srith sons fat 'VIsk ing by Dec, 18," few hoofth-suite alleraltons to bert J. Ksllsy, 144. and Itloftaid 10-11 winds called the wttliwaws. ettrity,” says Kenal kwryan and to 7 p.m. on Sundays and In­ scholarships artU attend. They Rice and Sue Bowers. change . portion of K Into OoidhursI, M4. Favored hi tha has never been asked that qaea Eller aald the Idea of proteat- nam, recruit Vietnam veterans In ths ground war, a South No w ^ e man In his right Uon. ‘ oonservationist Jim FWier. cludes Grades 7 through 12. Youth, 19, Shoots are Miss Michelle Oorra and •* hool offices. November sisctlaa are tha Ro- Confirmation ctasses are Ing U.S. Involvement In Viet­ to march, and hold an evening Vietnam eaa battalion elaohed *'brthsr clarification mind would want to UVe here, But we are here for a brief­ But we don’t seem any more Mias Nancy Nasstff, both of vigil. erith Viet Cong soidlers Thurs­ arms pubUt-sn (sindtdaiss. Fbot Sa­ and in the 19th century, when secure than when we aH meeting, also on Sundays, from Self with Rifle Manchester, and Edward Gar- nam garmlneted lost summer a sk ^ for on prices lls< le t-4 man John Kemlah and Ms ing, not for anawara to unan- In the minds of three atudenls, The foUosrtng voluntsered to day la the Mekong Delta 64 the Ru»ians came slaughtering sweraMe questicna. lOllraw in- this mess, and it’s oort hun­ 7 to 8 p.m. with the ninth grade rity of Hartford. to be dons In the preo- runnlngmafs, Tbomas D. Lyns. . claas being taught by Mrs. Win- A 19-year-old youth Is report­ who have elnoe received $73,000 bead demonstration ocUvltiea: mllsa southwest of ■slgon. Tbs »m school offices upstairs, to after furs, they—like white volvea a IXmegmton deviea, dreds of mUHons ot dcilan. Vina, an Arabic dancer, will, Dr. Robert Rlctaaidaon J r , CDvernment said its Infantry­ In other cooissta. State left. Americans on the plains—did ’’If that’s true,” he aays, ’Tfs throp RJehardson and the tenth ed In satisfactory condition to­ entertain. Richard Bayrouty In backing. "If Prealdent Nixon •dap* them to BonrU ot Cduca- Btrdasy Palmar lost Ua priftMury ' emplaced in a hole 80 Indtea grade claas by William Heller. Is not Impreascd with the one-, English department chairman, men and eupportlng arUUsry. tfoo offices their best to kill off the brown In diameter and 4,000 feet deep. not worth the life of one sea day at Manchester Memorial and )ilj orchestra will accom­ and student Jamas Koch, can- bid lo srte the DsmocraUo aoos- ^ e r . ” Plans are also under wav to Hospital after obooUng himself day moratoriian In October, bombers and helicopter gun- la f Otlege Choir men they found In their way. Another hole soon to he ready pany the dancer and provide vaes; Robert Voter, asatatent ships killed U VIst Cong Four Instioe lor first ostoetmaft o6 By 1867, when the U. 8. bought for use wU be 10 feet in form a Junior choir for young­ In the etomach Wednesday music for dancing. then there will be two in No­ John Poltsrton, son ot Mr. Voluniown, besrtng to sodenod sters in Grades 3 through 6. profeaaor of music, and Miss government troops ware killed Alton Street Alaska, almost all of the native diameter and 6,000 feet deep, night. vember, three In December," Bowers, local march; studeni and Mrs Russell Potterton of candidate’Osorgo Darts, tha !•- Mission Emphasis Day will be EUer aald. He left the impres- and 24 wounded, reports from Femwood Dr and a fiaohman Aleuts were gone. but ita megatonnage has not Girl Scout Group The youth, Richard Kingsbury Pster Richmond, Manchester the field said. curobent first sstectman, by a But the natives knew how to observed this Sunday at Secon-^ of South River Rd., shot him­ Workshops Set •Ion this might continue ad In­ S t UpaaU Oollegs In Bast Or- fivs-vote laorgta. Practically In the center of town. ’This Is an unusual home, ideal tor the big fam­ 8324 been dlscloaed. Nor has tksrs congregational, with the gue-t finitum. High Bcliool; and Robert Man­ North Vletnameas troops ass- ily or the one that needs on."In-law” suite. Present owners have completely remodeled J-4 yrx U're here. ’These ethnic cousins been an announcement of bow self arith a 22-cmllber rifle In ning, fine oris department angs, N J , u among 18 stiiflsnii tn Norsralk, stscUoa odBotaM 2029 of the Eskimo fished and whaled To Hold Potluck preartier. the Rev. Joseph Zez- At Nature Center "I am not Impremed. and I buMisd a South Vlatnamsss con­ who succspefully audlUonsd for were puis ting ovsr what la do this home, built the addition, new heat, etc. ’They also put on the aluminum siding, big the biggest bombs will bo. the yard of ble home. Police cltalrmon, publicity. voy 26 miles southeast of lol- from skin boats, gathersd ahdl- or how many will be detonated Bo ^Making on the sub'ecr aald he bod been despondent. am eure many of you are not the coilegs's 48-member choir about city council primary "via* the big rec room, etc. The Manchester Bolton Cbm- "Neighbors In Need." 'The David Bourns, a director of gon; killing tour government So rharmiiiR for mother fish, and fashioned half-buried on Amchitka, munlty Asaoctation of Connecti­ Kingsbury Is In the intensive Mrs. A. HyoU SuUlffe of Impreosad, srith what the presi­ the Committee of Responsibitl- •his year. fory" ot Mrs. Phytlla MotyM Soft and cuddly, this sod huts oveiioofchig the oosstsl morning worship service U at care unit at the hospital. the Project Outdoors staff will dent has dona," bJ continued, soldiers and woundup five. A He arltl appear ta concert artih srbo died suddsniy at Norwalk anil daughter . . . prin­ darling little clown will Meanwhile, Sen. Mike OraTcl cut VaBey Girt Scouts AmocU- ly to Save WW Injured and War JwttaUon of South Vletnamass Bight rooms In all plus a sun porch. Down there are five rooms . . . the living \ cess look-alikes with approsdtes. (D-Alaaka) has introduced a tion will bold its annuel pot- 11 a.m. hold three workshops next refuting to the recent an- Ihe choir during the I8f»-T0 era- Hospitai a Isw houra bslora tha be adored' by the chil­ From 6 to 8 p.m. that toight month lor public and parochial Burned Vietnamese ChDdrrn;' Infantrymen reinforced the con­ room, dining room, modem kitchen plus the two room addition and the lavatory. Up­ crisp contrast bands and dren! He’s fun to hiak.^ When World War 11 came, the resolution asking that an in­ luck at 6:80 pm. Monday Oct. nounc«fne*rt o t troop withdraw*\ showed two films: ‘.’An Evil son. which will Include s Ift^ y polls opened ‘rhunday. It sraa bows. No. 8323 with tiiere will be a potluck supper Icebreaker^K ‘R ral’ scIujoI teachers. voy. and American helicopter stairs are three bedrooms, bath and a possible fo^irth btsdroom In the sunporch. from a sock. No. ,202J thousands of American sokUers dependent commiasion of espart 6. at NeiU HaU in a t. Mary's ale and no draft calls in No­ Hour," the pi^liofogfcal im­ tour to WoMilngton and Bolu- )oo tels to taka Mrs. Morpat'a piioTtMU’iDK la in Sines who encamped here made dug- arttil toertal guest, the Rev. O. - The first two will be oonduct- vember 'aiid December. gumMpe grayed the enemy aol- 'name o il' the ballet. ,aad bar 1018, bust 29-38. Size 10, has pattern pieces' for geolagtsts wkh no tiaa ta the Episcopal Church. The event is pne to Enipne Troikblr pact on V ietnam ^ children: mors and the surrounding ores Carpeting throughout. Combination windows. ’Two-car garage. And a lot with doll and costume; full otfts of dosens of the IBits and jUDC be formed lo ravlsw un­ open to registered Girt Scout Victor'Waljgren J r . a retired ed St the Nstural Science Cen­ ttafdoer said thaL at a Hart­ there with machine guns and 111 March. name putted ths secood highest' 31 bust . . . 3 \ yards of nasal officer end leader of a ter on Oak Grove SL on Oct. and "War's Oilldren." medical rockeu. South Vietnamese 35-inch; contrast, I'a directions. mounds and emplaced their derground teattng. Hlo propeaal a d ^ committoe memlMsa. jtlNBAU, Alaska (AP) — One ford meeting on Sept. 16. sev­ Tbf ^hotr win also prsesnt number of votes la a lour-smy eighty feet on Altm Street. The proud owners have had a job transfer and are moving MM n$ It atlas lar ttM M- recent tour to the srorfc of the of the tanker SS Manhattan’s 2. with (txth grade . teachers fsclllUes.. ' avallsbie tn that headquarters said eight enemy battle (or two tpets on the ticket. out of the area. Here U your opportunity to buy a choice home in a choice reetdential yards. No. 8324 with guns on the same proud heights is still in commUtae, and new leaders. eral bundred representatives coaijtry ■ at least five othsr concerts dur­ PlloTii-GUlDfi is in Sines tara It tactaM lln|.slats tMMM commanding the sky sod sen. Alaska ia only now reecwsriag United Church of Christ In eecrtt ieebraakera. the participating In- tte project from 7 Mats two- and four- Iroopa were klUsd. ing ths school year Its first Mrs. Morgan. H, had served area at a price far below current replacement cost. Originally on the market at $39,- Aamt CabsS, MaaebssSsr Tkose planning to attend are .Africa. He srlU show pictures 3-8 yeart. Sine 4 . . . 1** Evamlag “ BaiaiK IIW AVK. The Japanese never sttacksd from its cnMhtng UM aartb- reminded to faring a m a t. Coast Guard vessil Worthwtnd. from Manchester achooia: and year collages appeared- ttu- U-A- B n bombers kept up pubitc , aptMaroace of the Bsvan years oo ths cotmeil. 900. (which we considered realistic) but the owners are anxious and we have been as­ yards of 33-inch; con­ OF AMkMICAifMEW YORK. Amchitka. *nM men based hers snd teli about that churcb-spon- Is the first UX rtUp to travel on Oct. 7. third grade teachers. denU from U ares high schoote Rain Swamp# Bonl their heavy raids against stw- M.T. UMK quake, and Hawaii —wboao ting, a food dish a« lT * » a. ssmerter arill bs at a Parents' sured that no rseaonable offers will be refused. trast, yard, two pat- fought a few fitful battlea to tbs Democratic Rep, Painy lOak la aored tour. ' both arayz Omagh the les-ladaa Workshop hows will bs from showed up at a si t asd ersslnii DEPOE BAT. Ore. (AP) A pectsd North Vlstnemeas bwtal- Day lunchscn Oct. 4 TOINS. RMt. AM*«tt am na tlon tor retrsMiineuts for future In adtUtion to the members of Midblock Deadhr Area Manna wsat and then w « t boms esrty, eiet» concerned—baa had Ita own Northwest Pasta|te. The NerQi- 8:43 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. He said a final meeting will be boat that sank at Its mooring la latfans afong. the Cambodiaa la the 80 yaan of Ita exls- CHlCAaO—Lott year 46 par ttNI N $ la I ’ntose ‘nirri still in Call to Inspect Send 50< today for the sad axpsiience with tidal wavoa attending who have not been both confirmation classes and wiad experienced engtae trouble On Oct. 9. a workshop Is held IConday evcnftgr At Hart­ Depos Bay on ths Pocinc was border north of Saigon. UX thanks to the stomle bomb. both Pilgrim FeUowshipe. srbo fence, the UpaaU Choir has esot of psdsstrlon dsolhs hi tha new ’69 Fall and Winter Behind them, the deperUng flung out of tbs nertham aaa. contorted, may caU Mrs. Veme j on escort duty and was rsptaesd scheduled at St James' School ford Oollegc for Women. flUsd with frsMi water. headquarters aays ths strikes at your convenience. T. J. CROCKETT. Rm Hot AYE. will consider this special pro­ by Ibe' tesfareaker-Staten »«s«~« made numeroua national tours, Unttsd State# occurred ta a i ^ oTSSfa^^'NlW^'YORK. ALBUM! GIs left hundreds of quotwst Tbs man on AnMchttka tNm Greene, MS Henry SL. or Mis. / for the entire staff from 1:13 "The Impetus oomss;~ not Tlw Cbast (Siiard aald ssTsrml are aimed at kesptag the North trsvsllng appraalmately 30.000 Mock. And mere than 6,666 ” 648-1577 M.TruBE Fitarta Miin . . . »■ aapA- huts and miles of bsrbsd wire, must cope with anch enrantnal- Ho^Wrt Oalfhey. U Waahti«tan gram as their regular meeting, as an accompanying ttilp lor the to 2 30 pm Later workshops from the new left, not from the days of heavy rotas apparsnlly Vietnamese army from mestang milos. aw SM sin Pitsta astltiiil snyone srbo Is interests la psilsatilioa SPOTS Mamed lor WM nbm laariii oNa ne ; ttteo la Dr. WUUam B. Oglak Manhattan on her return, saat- will be held at St. Bridget and far left, but from the mlddls left swamped ths 30-fool fUMng trtfope end war materials for s Ftrsi Rssm flame MMa Plastt, akuUaai M s potboled rosd. an alralilp, a urged to attend. boo^ voyage. thsir owB ilsaiha ta trattla CMt, iota Mmtar aa naa am atir — m » mmft SL Beitholomewr's Schoeta. of McCartfay-Kenmedy piogli," new ssrtes of heavy sttacka. Pre-gams rirsmoniwi artU bs accldsata

1 ■ PAGE THERTY-TWO burning Hfrolb FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1966 A r m g t Doily Net Pnee Rm f k r W eek WmOat The Weather The Rev. Carl Saunders ot Clark Arnold, 66, of Hasard- as, IMS H, tedmical EngUto, shop About Town South United Methodist Church I2th Circuit vlUe, charged with fraudulent Evening Classes ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS i t Sunny and ideaiaiit today, will.conduct a service Sunday math, and tod and die. Regis­ high in tha iqpper 60s; low mid Bichavd MarUn South School issuance of a check, to Oct. 9. tration tor these courses wUlTe- at 8:16 a.m. on radio station B arry-J. Curl Cases Listed at IICTS main open until Oct. 16. The TOi. 20 per cent Sunday. sodal end.behfe sale tomorrow ter St., charged with non-sup­ school office will accept regis­ Nmmehoster^-A City of ViUowe Charm sored by the Manchester Coun­ Howril Cheney Technioal Door canopies, BoU-np Awnings, Canvas Awnings Repaired, from 2 to 4 pjn. on the school port, to Oct. 80. trations d a lly from 8:80 a.m . to ____ I cil of Churches and the Man­ MANCHESTER SESSION Re-covered, Takedown Servloe and Storage. Boot Ganvas Re­ grounds. Ih the event rain Itevld Flood, 24, of 07 Bissell School adult evening rinssrs 4:80 p.m., and Monday and VOL. LXXXVni, NO. SOS (TW ENTY PAGES—TV SECTION) chester caergy Association. ^ Richard Dimock, 46, of Dlm- paired or Made New To' Your Potteni. All Week Onstsm IWANCHESTER, CONN.; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1969 oa Hage 18) PRICE TEN CENTS the social end sole will be held St., chafed with fraudulent Is- will Start Wednesday in auto­ Wednesday evenings trom 7 to ock Lane, Bolton, charged un­ Blade. Grommets — Eyelete — Posteaen. Storm Panels for Saturdajr, Oct 4, at the sahie euonce of a cheek, to Oct. 16. 0. .. Mr. and Mrs. Rian Dye of der subetltute information with motive, Mueptint reading, elec­ Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compoisid Per Teats, BssA- tim e. Bruce and Roberta Macaro, covers and Canvas. We Do Brecreesdng of Ahmatamm Screens. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. are visit­ breach of the peace, yesterday tric I, electronics I end n, and All courses are tuition free to 78 W. Center St., charged with any bona fide state resident, Heavy Duty Zippere, Venetian Blinds, AliBWiimm Shatters. ing her pcuenfs, Mr. and Mrs. pleaded guilty and received a machine shop practice. Haeotric S t B ridget C9iurch B oy Scout illegal poaseaslon of narcoUcs and are open to aduMs now In Barney Peterman of 40 Jordt 60-day auspended sentence and Thieu Says Troop 107 will hold a paper and Illegal posaeaekm of a code dassea wUl begin Oct. 6. the trade or tboee wishing to St. They have Juat returned a six-month probation. The or­ P. R. Terrorists Threaten U. S. drive tomorrow starting at S controlled drug, to Oct. 2. fnsufflclerit enrdhnents were m ove ahead In present occtq>a- MAjNCHESIBt AWNING CO. from a m-4 66»46n Viets Plan Fm: pickup service, nnll Oene was carrying a dangerous entry, charged with breach of Rican Independence firam the United States has threatened to parents in London and toured weapon without a [lermlt kHl one reaUent from the mainland for every I^ieito Rican Army Calls Capt. Marasco Cleary, 6 Cushman Dr. or Har­ southern England. peace, poeseseion of narcotics, old GigUo, ID Tanner St. Russell Allen, 16, of M Birch and Illegal poaeesaion of a con­ Bigger Army jailed tor draft evaekm. St., was given 180 days’ sus­ trolled drug, to Oct. 2. The group, the Aimed Oommandoea tor Liberatian, issued pended sentence and two years’ Mias Joyce Annette Rydle- James Niocri, 20, o f 40 McCabe .SAIGON (AP) — Preeldent the threat after Edwin Felicano Orafala was sentenced to a Mental Patients Escape probation for break and entry wlcz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. St., charged with Illegal poeoes- Nguyen Van IM eu indicated to­ year In prison tor violating the Selectfva Service Act, He was and possession of atolen goods Alexander- R)rdlewlcs of 46 NEWTOWN (AP) — Three pa­ Sion o f a narcotic drug, to Oeft. IW Ia g n a v o x ANNOUNCES ANOTHER day that a large number o t' the fbat Puerto Rican to be jailed for tids offense. after Judge J. Robert Lacey Server St., la a student at tients escaped frm the Fair- 80. American tro<^ could be witli- Students at the Univeiatty of Puerto Rloo demonstrated to field HlUs state 'mental hospital read a pre-sentence Investiga­ er-Man’ in Spy Killing Chamberlain College, Boston, Gerard PoulUot, 29, of 8 Hil­ dnmm trom Vietnam In 1S70 be­ protest the imprisonmenL' tion of the case. ’Hie investiga­ vtoere she Is studying fashion Thursday night after overpower­ liard St., charged with non­ yond the 60,(KX> already ordered Juan Mari Bras, one of the leeding spokesmen for the ia- tion was ordered after Allen and retailing. Kte plans to be a ing a guard and taking his support, to Oct. 16. Mdeirioyed tills year. land’B independence, read the statement from the comman­ SAIGON (AP) — The keys. was found guUty on those REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! fashion youth coordinator. Ibiett told a news oenfereooe does. He is not a member of the group but heads another or- Arm y disclosed more de­ The escapees were identified charges July 24. In Vung Ton tiiat the South Vist- ganlmtion aUled the Pro Independence Miovemerit. tails of its murder and con­ Siuiset Rebekah Lodge of­ as Clarence Peterson, 28, of Lloyd Davidson, 22, o f 78 W al­ MCC Fraternity hamese armed forpeb irian to In­ nut St., was fined $S!0 after he The commando group ako .said It was responsible tor the spiracy case against six ficers will have a degree re­ Fairfield, and Arthur Chiiato crease streugUt by 160,000 to fire that caused an eaUmated $ 1 mOllan damage to a VIbol- hearsal Monday at 7:80 p.m. In and A lb ^ Fadeiicl, both 24, pleaded guilty to a charge of Receives Gtation 200.000 men next yesr. arorth store in San Juan Utrt we^end. Green Beret officers today, Odd Fellows HaU. both of Bridgeport. speeding. An additional charge He said, honeever, rhat betore naming a 27-year-oId intel­ The Manchester Community After the fire pedloe reported finding 1 1 bombe to various of operating a motorcycle with­ toore Am erican troepe eaw ligence specialist as the out a license was nolled. College chapter Kappa Phi stores and tMs week they imkructed store'awners on bow to leave the Ikilted must find them. trigger man in the execu­ Deborah ChevUer, 17, of recently received a citation and meet the South Viebiameae Wethersfield, charged with plaque In recognition ot efforts SET and FORGET tion of a reported Vietna­ armed toroes requirements tor mese spy. IN SEASON AT PERO’S bre^h of peace, pleaded not on behalf of the Children’s Asth­ ‘‘material, funds and a reason­ guilty. After a brief trial, she ma Research Institute and Hos­ Against strong objsetlana able time for training awA lead- tram defenaa attornaya that It was found guilty and Judge La- pital In Denver, Colo. ersh4>.’ ’ TIME TO GAN - TIME TO FREEZE woidd prejudice the ease, mlU- cey Biupended disposition of All proceeds of the fra- Ihleu told a news conference tary officials made pifbUe the OBOHARD FRESH: Mace., Melton. Oenvenstein Apdee, any sentence. ternltys’ area-wide candy sale in Vimg Tau that he would ask ‘Stars and Stripes* chargee In whtdi aH six men Bartlett PiBore, Elbeita and Hale Richard Longo, 17, o f 6 P ea rl were donated to the institute. President Nixon soon how many Peocbee, Kappa Phi officers have an­ See It Now At are oocuaed of plotting and car­ St., was found guilty of poses- more troopa the United Stntea FIUB8H OIDBB PUBIPINKS OOTIBOS INMAN CORN skm of liquor on town property nounced they will make the rying out the slaying laat Jiais NAnVE: Beans, Lima and Shril Benna, BrocooU, Oanll- wairts to withdraw neart year. and fined $16. Charges of con­ group effort an annual project. Irks Ton Command 80. flower. Egg Plant, Bed and Oreen Peppers, APPLIANCE He said he would try to meet The award was presented by The documents named OHX. Boston and Salad Bowl Lettuce, Green and tributing to the delinquency of Nixon’s wishes. SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. Arthur B. Lorber, national Kap­ conference in Taipei Sept. 8. Thomaa Francis Maraaoo, 27, of Yellow Squoab, Oliineae and Savoy CMMinge, a minor were nolled. AND TV CENTER Thieu did not dkckise how High 0>mmand in Soqth Viet­ pa Phi president, and EU Losal- CampbeU did not attend the Bkionifteld. N.J., aa the man Acorn and Buttem ot Squnah, Kale, Peas, W hite In a companion case, Leland many American troops could be nam la so incensed wlQi news and Sweet Potatoes, Bed Onions, Shallots, Bpln- Murirtiy, 21, of 4D Wells St., re­ son, president of the first Con­ withdrawn next year. However, conference. He said this week: edio fired the plstd ehot Ihnl reports appearing In the Pacific killed That Khae Ohugren after tt aoh. Beet Greens, Swiss Chard, Pickling Onions, ceived a 820 fine for possession necticut chapter of the nation­ Vice President Nguyen Cao "I stand by all I said In the Stars and Stripes, the U.S. waa dtecovered that he was a Turnips. of liqiMr on town property. A al fraternity. Vr. David Oreen- said last week that 160,000 to speech. It remains the view of m e.. armed forces newspaper in double agent woikteg tor the FRESH; Bed, ^ te^ m d Blue Grapes, Grapefnilt, Flor­ charge of contributing to the d»- berg, assistant professor ot 900.000 American troops oould USARV (U.S. Army, Viet­ ida and OUlfomla Orangea, Red fMloloas Ap­ Asia, that It has started caUtng n am )’ ’ . North yietnannae aa woU aa tor llquency of a minor'against him business law and accounting, Is be wMfadrawn by the end of 1670. ples, lim es, Plums, Sickle Feaie, Oantaloopee, it "the Hanoi Herald.’’ the Amerioans. was also mlled by the prosecu­ adviser to the MCC chapter. Th e firs t round o f U R . kgoop The speech included these re­ Honeydewe, Orawshaw M^Unm. This view o f the 280,000-circu- m arks: The three top-ronktag offtoera tion. Ni A withdrawals, 28,000 men,' was PREMIERES lalion dally been conveyed "I think this conference will in the oase -Ctol. Rahart B. ’Ihe inroseoutton also nolled PREMIERES oomideted kuk August The sec­ WEEKEND SPEOIALS to all U.S. military information be interested in learning that Rheault, 40, o t Vineyard Haven. the charges against Alfred Pot­ • MCC Therapist B B ond round, whirii will number officers in the Pacific Area bv the Pacific Stars and Stripes Maae., former commander of TO K A Y G R A P E S ...... per Ib. ter, 20, of East Hartford, charg­ NOW! TV SEASON $6,000 troofM and be ccmqtletod C NOW! b y D ec. 16, began she daya ago. Col. James Campbell, chief has earned for itaelf the title of the 8JXK) Speolal Foroea troops N A TIV E PEACHES ...... bulcet MIM ed with non-support and breach Named to Panel C bpokesman for the U.S. Army The current pullout, ordered ‘The Hanoi Herald.’ bi Vietnam, and Majors Hiatnas A O O R N a n d of the peace, command in Vietnam. Mrs. Janet Small, coordinator Sept. 14, will cut the authorised "Pertiape this may seem a Mt C. Middleton Jr.. 26, of JeMsr- BUTTERNUT SQUASH ...... 8 Mm . Colleen Miller, 92 E. Middle In a speech he wrote for an In­ of the occupeflonal toerapy as­ cellin g ot U.8. troiqH in Viet­ harsh, but we of U.S. Army oon, 8.O. and David B. O o w , ti, Tpke., charged with obtaining formation officers’ meeting this We Oerry The Manoheeter Evuing BanU sistant training program at nam to 484,000. Vietnam feel that there is more of Cedar Rapids, town wars money under false pretenses, al­ NEW SHOWS • NEW STARS • MORE CCLOR month, Campbell described as OOMPLBTB LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Mancherter Community College, Meamriille the U.S. Command than just a bit of justificatlcn aooussd of the murder even so had her case nolled. "treason" one battle eyew’tneeo O PE N S AJW. to • P .M . D A IL Y has been apfMlnted to serve on reported that American bottle- tor It. The latest example of though the charges said thay Robert Baver, 21, of 40 Olcott report by a Stars and Stripes re­ the commObtee on baste tech­ fleld deatiis in Vietnam so far what Is cleariy Irresponsible—4f did not hava a part bi tha notual St., pleaded not guilty to a nical education of the American WATCH COLOR TV IN TOTAL COMFORT porter. He pinned a idmiiar la­ this year total 8,188—a 88 per not downright dishonest—re­ UlUigr. charge of Indecent expoeure. Occupational ’Thempy Associa­ bel on an Associated Press story cent decrease from tiie corre­ porting Is a story that appeared Tlwlr trial awaits the outooms ’Trial date Is Oct. 16. tion. (SO SIMPLE EVEN A CHILD CAN TUNE IT PERFFECTLY) about an Army company that sponding 88-week period o f 1668. on page a of the Sunday, Aug. 81 of tbs general oourt-martlal, Kenneth Beaumont, 28, of She wUl work with a six- Thhi is an average ot 16 refused tor a time to move Into issue.’ ’ now scheduled fbr Oot. 20, la PFPO■ PRODUCE" Coventry, charged with break member oommUtee whoee func­ action. deaths a week. The story, by a Stars cand wWoh Maiaoeo and CapU. Le- and entry without permission tions MrlU Include formulating Campbell, a former editor in Last year, the command said, Stripes combat reporter. Spec. 4 land J, Bnualay, arf, of Dunoan. 876 OAKLAND «T „ MANGHEMIBB — SU-iSM and larceny, pleaded not guilty. notional professional standards N O W . .. the first and only, fabulously chief of European Stars and Bob Hodlerne, was an eyewit­ Olda., and Budge B. WUUaima Trial date is Oct. 16. for the training of ocoiqxttlonol convenient TOTAL AUTOMATIC (See Page Twenty) Stripes, Is scheduled to take ness account of an action in the Green Beret Capt. Robert F. Marasco, 27, of Bloomfield, N. J., fired the pistol 2T, of Athens, Oa., toos atmllar John Isso, 17, of 277 W. Center therapy assistants. dtargos. C O L O R T V . . . a new and exclusive ^ e r i ^ l that killed an alleged Vietnamese dou ble agent, the U. S. Army has said. Marasco St., charged wito possesoion of Mrs. Smell joined the MCC Stars and Stripes neirt January. Campbell critictaed No ohaige rtteets wore Issued liquor on town property, trans­ faculty this year wtth more ELECTRONIC SYSTEM which Hod- Marasco is shown at Long Binh, Vietnam, where he is held in house arrest ITOTAT The Associated Press ob- ierne’s use ot the numbers of for CW02 HMward M. Boyto at m Y ‘AL’lS A GOOD TRl)di ferred to Juvenile Court. than 20 years' experience in her C O M B IN E S a ll the functions of the tabled a copy of the speech, with Green Beret officers charged in the case. (A P Photofax) Loved Army New York ORy. or agt. 1C AM n Coses continued were those field. Prior to her appointment, GIs Find 1,000 oosualUes in a U.S. Infantry three Magnavox innovations described which was read to a dosed ses­ BLOOMPIBI-D. N.J. (AP) — U ImMh Jr. of Naples, H a. ^IVER. AT NIGHT IS A o f Richard O. Adams, 26, o< ahe was coordinator of the Hart­ company. sion of the UJl. Pacific Oom­ Army Pvl. Robert P. Marasco According to mllUary ooureee, East Hartford, charged with ford Hospital occupational below. If the Colbr TV brand you’re" Dead Civilians mand information \ officers’ (See Page Twenty) pointed to a etatue of a U.S. In­ the two have been declared Im­ GREAT MUSICIAN! . non-support, to Nov. IL therapy assistant training i>ro- considering DOES NOT HAVE ALL SAICKIN (A P) — U.S. and Text of Beret Charges fantryman at Ft. DIx. and said, mune from ttie ortglnai chargee Mo fonmoA fo ptep gram since 1M7. South Viatnhmeee forces T H R E E , it is already obsolete; for l^ve found more then 1,000 "This is why I am choosing to so that they may teolliy agalaot '*Tho Hmtmtt im” UnHorm Code o f M ilitary Jue- o n ly Magnavox T A C banishes annoying bodlee in mam graves of cl- SAIGON (AP) — The follow­ Charge n : Violation of the way," and make the the sb( offloera tf they don’t tm S mttmmtm ttmt j AUTOMATIC ing . Is an ottlaial text of the Uoe, Article 118. they face poaaihto fiva-yaar jail color variations and the need for vmans massacred by the Uniform Code of IBUtary Jus- Army his career, Viet Cong ' the ene­ Like Pecksniff Horse ohaiges and spenlBoatlona SpedfiooUen; In that Cd. lice,* Article 84. Tlutt was three yconi ago. To- .i 1 0 ’! ' O i l ' ; bothersome picture adjustments or against Col. Robert B. RehauK, The my’s Tet offensive in FAru- Robert B. Rheault, U.S. Army, Speclflcation: In that Col. Maraaco. now a captain ohargas said Maraaeo 48, of Vlnejrard Haven, Ham., aaked Capt. Robert A. W olf. tuning! TAC—so simple a child can ary 1988, m ilitary apokesmen Headquarters UBARV, then Robert Rheault, U.S. Army, has been charged by the Army the foimer Oreen Beret com- Headquarters and Headquarters Heodauarter. USARV theii shooting to death an al tuna it perfectly I said today. And they aeld Hershey^ Hoover: They^re (Hee Page Twaaty) l^OLOR TV , they betieve there are other immder to Vietnam charged Company,ctompany. OCh6th Speolal Forces Headquarters and Haadquartera ...... ••*•4 Viebiameae double agent. mess gnavea that have not with murder along with five of Qroup (Airborne), 1st Special Company, 6th SpeckI Forcea MAraaco’a father, Frank, de- hk officers. Fbross, did at or near Nha yrt been found. Always Goings Never Gone Group (Alrtxime). 1st Special "* .1" The substance of the charges Trang, Republic of Vietnam, on The UJ3. Command said Forces, did at or near Nha cldent that happened when the By ROBERT J. DONOVAN government, oontroveiakl and speelftcatlano a g a i n s t or about 20 June, 1000. with tbo latest grave, discovered Trang, Republic of Vietnam, eld er Maraaoo vlalled his aon The Los Angeles Times though It may be. Rbeault'a five oodefendants la pramedltatlon, muider Thai Judge Jails a week ago south of Hue, from about 16 June, 1900 to during basic training at Ft. Dix 27 New contained 280 bodlee, 100 WASHINGTON — Twentv-four '” *® “ “ ««»•*>* Hoover and basically the same. Khac Ohuyen hy means of in M arch 166#: more than previously report­ venrs__ ago the House of Repre- the case against Heiahey as ar- Charge 1: Violation of the shooting hX withe pistol. (Ree Page Twenty) "Bob took ua to aaa the statue gued by their respective crUos ed. Some 880 bodiea were reiiltattves in a huff passed a there called the ‘Ultimate Riot T rial AUTOMATIC TINT CONTROL are almilar in many reapeota. found in taro other mass resolution accusing Lt. Gen. Weapon' and aatd 'Tiila la why I Thua both are said to be too ... elim inates green and purple faces. Magnavox graves east at the idty last Lewis B. Hershey, director of am choosing to go all tha old to be in tune with new eur- ATC lets you select the flesh tone colors most pleasing spring, the oommand aoid. .- Selective Service, of ’’nuUify- w ay.' ” Attorneys rents of thought. Both, tt la ar- i-'g’’ the will of Oongrew. His The huge bronM statue de­ to you and keeps them that way—in every picture, on Spokesmen sold allied forc­ gtied, are out of touch wtth the "I’eged offenee vrae tiwt of con­ CnOAOO (AP) - Taro da- A1 if Mlflaeilit — he piihcd the aradc helton! Just es found the bodies of 1,000 feelbiga and oaptrationa of 24 Congressmen-Will Back picts a U.S. Army combat bifan- everV program , on any channel I Set it on c e and fo rg e t it I tinuing to draft farmers In the ... fenst tawyers wei ja lk d fo r imagine what lie'll be playing in three weeks . . . three months mors Hue resldenta Innide o f tryman In full combat gear. the cky when they recaptur­ doting morttha of World War ^ Marasco worked as an Inaur- oontarapt Friday In tiM UA. . . . three years. It’s new, it’s easy . . . and it worksl W e call it being too conservative, too ed tt from the wtemy, and aaleaman before anterbig District (tourt trial ot sight man the Electronic Teaching System — an exciting new way of learn­ SIxTeen veers ego angry Dem autocratic, too crusty, too ki- Students in Protest Boycott that nearly 1,000 reoidents flexible, too closely Ideatified chai gsd srHIi oonsptila g to riot ing to play the organ. Simply push the magic music button and New end Improved still are unaccounted for. ocrata declared bi the privacy (See Page Tweaty) you’re off and learning. N o weekly lesson schedules to keep, no of thrir congressional ^ c « V super-patriotiam . .w . mid too1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Two thm seeklhg U.8. wlUidrawal be designed to cut attendance to during Ibe IttS Demoeratto Na- AUTOMATIC mold of pcUtical Democrata In OOngrees from VIetmm. old fashioned time consuming scales and finger exercises to start that the next Democratic presi­ the point where the Senate tonal Oontanttoii, but both afe dent would oust J. Bklgar Hoo­ sacred cows. ^ preparing to aUy tiiem- One partlclpaiit said the reao- with. It’s just a fun way of learning to play songs — fast. Like CHROMA CIRCUIT cm ldn't do bustnaan that day. tornays vara rslaaosd a tow ver as dlredtor ot the Fed­ ttoovaTa aocompUatunents are aetvee with students to eacalat- hXIon would not set s flat dead- hours talar. anything else, you’ll have to practice. Ben. Fred R. Harris of Okla­ M editerranean—model 6926 eral Bureau of Investigation. obvious. He has formed an to- in^ the kind of Vietnam policy line, but would advocate a ara- Judgs Julhis J. He lhnan or- ... reduces variations in color intensity. Magnavox Viets: GIs comparable police ocganlsatlon. Hayn§worth Y ou can learn at your own pace, whenever you have a leisure His aUeged offense In their dissent whhdi has drawn PresI- tematto pullout, homa, the Dem ocratic natlfmal darsd (hs arraol of OaraJd B- A C C assures uniform color intensity from station to sta­ on swivel casters As the PBTs suooaas to m- moment. . . in the morning with earphones for complete privacy; eves was that In the famous 00 dent Nixon's rebuke. py^ curch of Idaho chairman, arranged Lafoourt of New York sad M- between your favorite T V shows; before or after work. When­ tion -n o matter how often you change channels. Harry Dexter White secuvrty hating (^ngsters to the Th’rUei Twelve senators and-12 House and George 8. McGovern of ‘’“"'•rrece where ohasl B. Ugar ot Loa Hagalii Leave in ’72 • Eisen- and saboteurs in VWorld War II ^ Hearings End ever you wish. cate he h"«d helped the Eisen- members have agreed In gener- South Dakota, and Rope. John wrere drawn. tor fallurs to agpsar at to# demonstrates, he was far ahead TAC—plus these other advanced Magnavox WASHINGTON (AP) —High hewer Administration tarnish al terms to support the plans of Brademas of Indiana and Mor- Maonwhlla, Sen. Mark O. list- WASHINGTON (AP) - The opsniag ot tha trial Wsdoasday. Forget about the many years yoh’ve wasted wanting to learn to ♦he reputation of the Truman of hia time In developing scien­ featu res contribute to the unequaled enjoyment of 'South Vietnam sources say students tor an Oct. 16 boycott rls K. UdaS of Ariaona are to field, RrOra., was said to be Senate JudtoUry Obmmittae has Attorneys reprsaentliig the Administration. tific methods of law enforce­ play because now everyone can learn by pushing the magic Instant present plans call for the re­ of etaases to protaat the war. draft the prciposala. conferring wHh oollesgues on heard all the wUnesose, but two filed a motion srtth the Tib bwning today's finest Color TV: N ew Brilliant H oover cuid Herahev! The ments. music button. placement of U.8. forces to their the posslbtllty of a withdrawal (here Is no tndtcatlm when It UA. CIroutt Court at Appaala veara pees—Hoover will be^^TS Only a superb administrator Tbs congressional dissenters An eUtort also U planned to AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING M X500 C olor Tube—gives you vivid, natural color country to be aompleted by the raauluUun, timed to coincide will vote on the nomination of UA. MartiMl Jetm C. M i l u r W e h i ^ y recommend that your children have private, dii- b on New Year’s Day; Hershey could have deveUiped a force agreed Friday that on Oct. 8, get as many aenatora a# passi­ pictures which are clearer and sharper, for more life­ end of 1072, although some sdth the Oel. 16 observance. Judgs Clement P. Haynaworth said both ware released Friday .., elim inates the need for critical picture tuning. ♦urt turned 76—and the brtek- on# week before the student pro- Me onto ape^n g platforms Oct. |cip1ined instruction. F or them we have an excellent experienced American troops still would be to the Ruprsme Court. night on ihelr own rerngnltoime like picture fidelity and realism. MX500 with huge b7 o f Gen. Ramsey Clark said recent­ tant to report out a Stgwtine taaryera It wna undarMood they the magic music button and take a short sample lessM in one of ■their regular army, together ly. The time has come for Oourt nominee If only a bare wotdd ba tioad to predriai pro­ 6ur private studios— “Believe it or not" you’ll be playing with regional and provincial President Nixon to remove Her- quorum were present tor the ceedli^ only, “ W hto the Saints G o Marching In” within 5 minutes. forces, to a total of 908,000 men sbey, the New York Times as­ meeting TVs OiStornta lasqrers. Dam by the end of 1979. serted In a recent editorial. Eastland notod that San. ok J. Roberta and MlBhail A. $ 2 5 9 9 0 TTielr plans, however, vaould Tet the ; time, assmlailj. Birch Bayh. D-Ind., who has Konnatg, atoo wots sttod lar .tvtr 48 btnrtlM Caltr TV ttylw kaoi aaly -call tor American units to eon- never comes at all to aMtor been studyti« Haymworth's h- oontampt tar fslilng to apgenr. OPEN HOUSE Unue supiriylng not only logiaUc case. Henhcy became dlrseler nsnetoj and judicial reoorda, kd warvaMa tor lhair orrert S te r e o support, but combat support aa of Seleotlvc Servtoe to IM l. bos rbaerved the right to racnll vara qtiato ad by JoOga AB art SUNDAY, SEPT. 28th T h e a tre w ell trom Infantry units, BOt Hoover has bean WBI dkac- the judge tor more qusoUenkgt. ^ WoMenberg ait UA. Dial riot 12 to 6 P.M. bombers and beliooter gun- tor stnoe 18M. Bach yaar n ir And a union spokeaiwan tow Oouft In Saa rbaartaen. shipe. more clrenkte **»»« thair latha suggested rscaUlag Haynssmrth He said tha two Son Franeloeo The South Vietnam miUtary mant to at bond. Lik e Mr.^ Pock- to taeitfy concerning tour attorneys smwM net ba nrraotad » a v e \ plans are baaed on conUnuatiaa onUTa horse, however, tbsy era Invotvtng Natkmwtda Mutual In- baoauaa w nrraals aad a toto- FREE with the purchase of any new orqan i 0 % ^ t of the present altiiathto to wtrich alwaya going to go Int novor ourance OO. and, Oraoe t him, ptomad erdar tor aooSaaagt dM you will receive the new Billing Organ Course I; the North Vietnamese are eati- gotag. Inc not ooaaply wtib law and did net Mediterranean Aegean Classic Portables Meditarransan Danish Modern maled at 'inflltraltag 8,000 to Their prokaiged tesnire to the Irving Abramaon. gsnatai Mat any eltonaa bayond fattura including: Instruction tapes, music materiel, 10.000 men tolo South Vietnam fa ce ot ciltieism to a oounscl ot the International each month. This namher to ♦nmmpte oa bureaucratic an- Electricai Workers wdoto totd Bell and Howell cassette tape recorder. Val­ said to be sufOclient for replace­ tranchmeat to THabtogtan. TIm Kmttani In a tetter Uwt Haypa- layad opanlag atotamanta to (ha lock re Regular Price iMemlcqf M orning ASK AlOUT OUR BUDGET PLANS — TAILORED TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — ment of North Vietnam eosnal- two men have been abto to held arorth hod a "substanttal stoch- trial and pravantart the tinm ax- ued at $ 100.00. A V ■ Uea. on thus for booonoe each to hla heidsr Intereot" in Ibo Qmw aiBtnatton od Raymond gtoaon. a tveryihlng that's new for fall In university \ Tlis North Vktaameoe foreas' way has baoma a ktad an to- and should bo 1 tod wby ba 4M «ky atiotiioy wbo wna tits gov atitatlon. Bath base enduring al- •tyled sport coots by Craig Scott—Including are not buildtog up strength and nOI disqualify M m m lf arbsB vrammA'a flro t arttpoan. PLUS: 6 FREE LESSONS Uas to Oraigraai and elsewhcra plaids, herringbones tottersolls, os well os are atmpiy able to bold even at cases Involvtiiig ihsm came ba- ^ ataaon tootiftod that ha and solid color bloxers. Two button styles with ^ who provlds Oiesh w6fti m aeb the preaeot level of tofIRratkm. fore tala 4th Oourt o f Appeato. othar offtoUto hod nwt with double side vents or 3-bulton styles with graatar poUdcal power than •' to tldu DltllBAt#. Evan If Haywowerth to net to- Ranaard C "Ranato" Onvla 86. single center vent. Regulars, shorn, longs. Sooth Vtotaameoa offtrlak are that of Chrtr crtllco, who mootiy One day only. Hurry Ini rang# trooi called to toetify. ttoklaad petal- OM at gw dMaadoata, a wash to aeootd wtth Praaklant Nix­ fd out that tha nomlaatiaa ootM bodDra tha eanvantlon. Hs aatd 1 KEYBOARD STUDIO on's jodgment that Banot lackad arato to "«nn«« i , automaUenOy far a Oavto bad < anttamr or- . Furthatuiorc. RO UTE M VERNON, CONN. nUI ALTtRATIONS € INC. tea strength to mouta aa altao- BoUonu Up the requsat at amy eana- atro dnttagtha sommer niwaiia 1^. bar. Such a mova A i e n x . M m itol 1 Olnla oa RL n < There is nothing like s dsme and watch out wii«B High Schojol in North Adams, Maaa.. during' the ehat k known as tha Bark. 445 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER — OPENDAH.TTR.9 AJNL,SAT.TEL4PJi«. they get -together^ particularly in a tug of war. annual Field Dajr St the school. They loat. (A P Haywtoorth eaoM (Saa raga T a a a $|) v lto l These are the freshmen and senior girls at Drury Photofax) J Cm r)