SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1971 PAOB TWENTY iianrliPBtn lEvrnini) Im U i Avtrsg* DaUy N«t Pn u Run Manchester Pot Tha WMk Bnded The Weather Nqvtntwr M, ivn Cloudy, fog, with parioda ot Hospital Notes light rain/driiile through Tuaa- day a.m. LM«L. and 7-14. stan. closed in most countries but the an official decision on the Convalescent Home; Marion B. i t franca, the point at which it ^ f- Authoritative sources said the : v dollar was strong in bank-to- franc’s new parity. Annltto, Qlastonbury. bonk dealings. buys dollars-to bolster the U.B. British leader was certain The London foreign exchange Also, Mrs. Carol Bradshaw, R E G , 4,0Q Matching Improvement of the money, and 6.2310, the rate at K E G . 2.50 R E G . 4.00 R E G . 8 .0 1 American aid on a multimil- was tightly shut and interbank which it sells ddlara to support 68 Wetherell St.; Daniel Rushe, Iton-doUar scale Is essential tor dollar, free gold weakened In tvii dealings were forbidden. But the franc. The old levels were 84 Devon Dr.; Thomas F. two reaMms: bullion markets, reflecting the American Express end other 6.5125 and 6.6060. Chance, 12D Thompson Rd.; —^Wlth thetr food dwliulUng end of uncertainty with the rea­ tourist agencies began ex­ The bank said France’s two- J(dm F, Clapp, 14 Haynes St;; and their communications riiat- lignment of currency values de­ changing dollars at the rate of \WlUard A. Cole, Hartford Rd.; . cided late Saturday in Washing­ tier exchange system, set up tersd the Bengalis need help $2.62 for one pound. Within an soon after President Nixon’s James L. Copeland, 88 Demlng dlrriy. ton by finance ministers of the hour the pound declined to Group of Ten richest non-Oom- St.; Alan S. Danbrov, Bloom­ CHRISTMAS —^The United States must $2.6026. Tourist agencies were (See Page Eight) field. move fast to reverse the con­ mimist nations. MEN'S Tliepe was no official gold fix­ Also, Peter S. Gilgosky, 60 BOYS' sequences of having backed the BOYS' FOOIBALL LIGHT BULBS ing in Frankfurt but trading was Norman St.; Carol A. Harakaly. regime of President Agha Mo­ going on at the rate of $42,826 Mansfield Center; Alexander hammed Yahya Khan. FLANNEL ROBES C P O M tIC ET an ounce, down 17% cents an Ivins, 82 West St.; Mrs. Mil­ SW EA TiM R TS Replacement lamps in assorted colors Heath Is ready to pledge full ounce from Friday’s closing. In Monetary Accord dred E. Koehler, 96 Woodland British participation In an Zurich, it opened at $42,625, St.; Jack B. May, 46 Russell a. C7 Indoor replacement bulb emergency program, a high- down 22% cents, and quickly St,; Chester J. Pobutklewlcz, . Thoio aro just great all ranking British source report­ Made from 100% cot­ A bodwtiluf OK> mado PakoflOReg.I.n dropped another 10 cents an 40 McGrath Rd., South Windsor. ed. France, West Germany and ton in beautiful plaids. cotton swootshirts ounce. In London, the price was Also, Elise S. Ring, Storrs; $000 from wool and othdr other Wetrt European nations $Ct6 $ 0 0 0 fixed at $42.40, down 85 cents May Mean Jobs are eiqiected to Join in to re­ Christina E. Sawak, West St., Just right for Holiday .worm Miors in attrao; with Jets or Giants from Friday. Bolton; William W. Symonds, 77* duce; Indian reliance on the So­ JUST WASHINGTON (AiP) — Hie Foreign can, cameras and giving. Sizes S-M-L. Nvo plaids. Sixos to 18. football oinbloin. All viet Union for relief. This was gold on sale to den­ Bast Hartford; Robert A. Sweet, tists, Jewelers, Industry ,and new set cf monetary values other items will cost noticeably sixos. b. C9 Outdoor replacement bulb Nixon’s meeting with Heath Shed Lost at South Windsor 96 Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon; speculators. Monetary gold agreed upon by the Group of more. And Americana traveling Melvin P. 'Wiliams, Daggett PaA of 5 Reg. IP is the third in a series he has South Windsor firemen fought a losing battle for douse an Ellington Rd. tobacco shed owned by Ten richest non-Communist na- abroad wilt find that they will R E G , 3,88 R E G . 8.00 arranged with aUled leaders in backing currencies is excluded House, Andover. nearly three hours late Saturday afternoon to Leo Leichtner of East Hartford. (Paroiak photo) from this market and is traded ttons should bocet U.S. employ­ have to spend more or see less, R E G . 4 .00 advance of Ms Journeys to Pe­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A exclusively between state ment and make American prod­ since foreign currencies will king and jMoscow. *nie Presi­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ banks. ucts more competitive with for­ cost more. Just 49* dent's aini Is to reassure Amer­ liam Wasllefsky, 3 Linden PL, eign goods. But there should be little ica's allies their interests will With the devaluation of the Rockville; a daughter to Mr. dollar decided in Washington, But it ivtll have little imme­ overall impact on U.S. living not be Jeopordtsed by Ms talks and Mrs. Leroy E. Hay, 25 the new price ter monetary diate impact on the average coots, since imports account for with the CSilnese and Russians. Brlmwood Dr., Rockville; a gold is $88 an ounce, up $3 an ccnsumer—unless he is plan­ only 4 per cent of American But Heath means to use the oc- Pakistani President Resigns Post, daughter to kb. and Mrs. Mi-, ■pgBU pgig:' M H ii 'M iUMHk’'" ounce over the price prevailing ning to travel overseas or buy purchases. TEFLON II OUTDOOR caston for a study In depth of chael Marksteln, 68 Overland since the Hast devaluation of the an imported car, camera or The U.S. devaluation amounts Tlloft CmRyiiv the future course of Interallied to 7.89 per cent in relation to St.; a daughter to Mr. and dollar in 1634. other expensive foreign-made COOKWARE SETS LIGHT SET relations in d fast-changing Items. ether currencies, such as the Mrs. George L. Golden Jr., world. H ie dollar t^tened In inter­ Sandy Beach Rd.; Rockville, a Ebc-Foreign Minister Becomes Ruler bank dealings in Frankfurt at The new monetary rates, British pound, which are not Heath has made no secret of son to Mr. and Mrs. AQchael 25 Bulb set com­ 3.28 marks, up from Friday’s agreed upon Saturday night, being revalued; or 8.67 per cent No Stick Cooking — Set Includes: t h e British government’s Reardcn, 3 Edith Rid., Rockville. n $ Sihror sttar^ k{- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS conferred with President Nixon guarded. India has forcefully charges of treason; sources in closing 3.2660 marks. Hie for­ center around a U.S. agree­ in relation to gold. 2 ' X 45' Tinsel profound disagreement with plete with spring on Saturday. U.S. Ambassador occupied Pakistani territories Rawalpindi said the trial has eign exchange was closed pend­ ment to change the official Some other countgiea In the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: cios. Iltoso aro Hamo- 1 QT. Covered Sauce Pan American handling of die India- President Agha Mohammed Garland. Great for Joseph S. Farland was in the and a lasUng peace caimot be ended, but there was no word ing formal approval by the price of gold from $35 an ounce Group of Ten are revalulnc Eugene E. Johnson, 25 John Dr., clips. Completely PoUstan war, particularly Its Yahya Khan resigned today, their currencies upward, mak­ proof and |pd«l ot this large crowd that met him at achieved if New Delhi falls to of a verdict. They added that West German government of tc $38 an ounce. RockviUe; Mrs. Jacqueline 7 QT. Covered Sauce Pan all that last minute blaming Btdla for the flgiitlng. and Zulfikar All Bhutto, West ing the change even more dra­ Crabbe, Main St., Vernon; Stan­ 96 weatherproof. the airport in Islamabad. give back what It conquered Sheik Mujib had sought a meet­ the realignment agreement Hie net effect will be to lowprico. The prime minister Is known to Pakistan’s most powerful politi­ matic. ley H. MloganosU, 48 Grand­ 3 QT. Covered Sauce Pan $044 decorating. Bhutto said Sunday it was with its tanks. We do not want ing with Yahya after the two- calling for a 13.67 per cent in­ make U.S. goods cheaper over­ feel that Yahya Khan since cal leader, succeeded him os For example, the Japanese U.L. APPROVED premature to speak of the fu­ to be Involved In a war every week war started, but the pres­ crease in the value of the seas and mcst imports more view St.; Mrs. Judith L. Redo, 10" Fry Pan president and chief martial law yen is being revalued upward ture of Sheik Mujibur Rahman, five or fen years.” ident refused to see him. Deutachemark. This would expensive In the United States. SO Liberty St.; Edward Harri­ administrator. U.88 per cent in relation to the the poliUcal leader of Paki­ B h u 11 o 's leftist Pakistan After Indian forces invaded make the new parity 3.223 son, RFD 2, Tolland; Henry Hiat, in tum|. is expected to newly devalued dollar and the Yahya Khan resigned be­ stan’s now Independent eastern Peoi>le’8 party Is the largest in East Pakistan on Dec. 4, Yahya m ariu for a dtdlar, compared Stansfield, 55 Sanford Rd.; Mrs. Meeting spur U.S. business production German mark will undergo a R E G . 30* cause of his army’s defeat in province of Bangla Deah, who the National Assembly, with 82 to the old parity of 3.66 marks. Irene A. Wilson, 168 French Rd., R E G . 14.97 R E G . 99* Khan named a minor East Pak­ and produce more Jobs. 13.67 per cent upward revalua­ R E G , 5,99 the two-week war with India. Is a prisoner of the Pakistani of the 138 seats allotted to West The dollar was quoted In lim­ Bolton. Heath istani political leader, Nuril CluUR.’ian Donald Rumsfeld tion in relation to the devalued His resignation ended 13 years government. Pakistan. Sheik Mujib’s Awami ited trading in Zurich at 3.89 Also, Mrs. Rose C. Cambell, Amin, prime minister with of the U.S. CTost of Living Coun­ dollar. of military rule in Pakistan, He told newsmen in Rome League won 167 seats, all in Swiss francs, up from Friday’s 16^ Lilley St.; Kimberly J. and Bhutto as deputy prime minis­ cil predicted Sunday that the This will be softened some­ March had followed a coUlslon but the retention of martial law that President Nixon, at their East Pakistan, and that gave it closing 8.8776 francs. Swiss N/eil L. Christensen, East Hart­ ter and foreign minister. change would create a half-mil­ what by ithe U.S. agreement to ford; Thotant Mozzer Jr., 40 course, and he and Foreign indicated that the army would meeUng In Washington Satur­ a majority in the assembly, but Since the arm y’s surrender in banks were limiting transac­ lion to 750,000 Jobs in the Crestwood Dr.; Wilfred J. Le- Secretiury Sir Alec Douglcui- continue to play a key role. day, had reaffirmed U.S. sup­ Yahya Khan canceled most of Ecist Pakistan last Ihursday tions to bar any speculation. United States. (See Page Eight) mire Jr., 48 Fairfield St,; Aud­ Hbme have been mystified' as Bhutto was sworn in shortly port for the principle of Paki­ the Awami victories when he and Yahya’s proclamation of a rey A. Maxwell, 67 Dudley St. to why: Washington did not real­ after he returned from the stan’s sovereignty and unity. ordered his army to crush the cease-fire cm Friday, there Also, Stanley J. Seymour, 20 ize montfas ago that the Unity United States, where he had ar- ‘‘Pakistan is one single league last March. have been demonstrations Ashland St.; Mrs. Marie T. Lind­ of East and West Pakistan was ^ed Pakistan’s case against thing," Bhutto said. "The na­ Yahya Khan put Mujib on throughout West Pakistan say, 186 Woodland St.; Mrs. LAST MINUTE GIFT IDEAS doomed. India at the United Nations and tion’s unity must be safe­ trial before a military court on against his conduct of the war. Sarah L. Albert, 34 Marble St.; One of the first matters he Mohammed Asghar Khan, the Mrs. Margaret D. O’Connor, 14 planned to take up with Nixon air force chief when Yahya Bea Clulow Will Retire Kenwood D r.; Mrs. Antonina G. is how the Western powers can took over in March 1968, told a Gladky, 27 Ridge St.; Mrs. El­ ■T SPILL POLAROID MODEL 420 salvagk what they can from the news conference Sunday that len K. Armogida, 158 Union St. - .V Yahya should be put on trial K,iY. ruins of Indtan-Amerlcan rela­ Also, Farrell F. Trombley, THE BEANS tions. Four U.S. Bombers Lost tor conducting the war In a As Herald Office Manager East Hartford; Anthony Z. Sla- COLOR PAK CAMERA After lunch together, Nixon manner "which humiliated the nlckl Jr., Granby; Edward L. and Heath were to meet arm y.” He called on the French, Stafford Springs; Ge­ By JOHN A. JOHNSTON A FUN GAME BY REPEAT OF SELLOUT! througti the afternoon with only present air force chief not to orge Miller, Vernon Garden (Herald Reporter) SCHAPER A Great Holiday Gift idea. WIGS! two aides alongside them: Hen­ give the president a plane to Apts., Rockville; Mrs, Mary C. ry Kissinger, Nixon’s adviser To North Vietnam Fire escape in. " I want to make sure that you Doll, 720 Spring St.; Mrs. An­ Hurry in for this special. There Reg. $2.99 Asghar later was beaten up aro planning to stay," the late toinette S. Jacobs, RFD 1, Box are just 6 cameras on sale at toe*Britlsh*^S^et*8^re- SAIGON (AP) — North Viet- search for the crews was still han, 36, and MaJ. Kenneth R. at an antl-Yahya rally at which Thomas FSiguson, publisher of 245, Coventry. lary. Sir Burke Trend. namese antiaircraft defenses on. Johnson, 33. hecklers accused him of help­ Also. Shelly V. O ark, Col­ each store. Limit 1 per cus­ The Herald, said. In effect, to >•» XiMwn UeKiSUieM' Meanwhile Secretary of shot down four American Phan- The Command said three of They were reported to have ing lose East Pakistan. chester; Keith R. Gammell, 65 tomer. an applicant for an office poe- State WlUlam P. Rogers and tom flghter-bombers along the super^nlc Jets been presented at a news con- In Lahore, another retired air Ition in early June of 1987. Lake St.; Lynn M. Rogers, 43 force chief, Noor Khan, led an Kenneth Dr., Vernon; George C. Douglas-Hbme were to tackle a border with northern Lacs the toturday and a ference In Hanoi. Any doubts or fe a n that he Adams, Dayville; Mrs. Ronald v S e t y of IntemaUonal Issues, u S ^mmand ^^n^ M^^ supporting u.g. spokesmen said there (See Page Two) ' may have harbored have long .1. Walsh and son, 88 Hilltop Dr. i n c l u t ^ the affairs of the Say. n w ^ N ^ h v T e“ on were Indications that one of the since been removed by the suc­ North AUantic alliance and biggest success In the air war k m cessful applicant’s years of proapects for an Interim Arab- in^i^ore toan three years. North Vietnamese and Pathet North Vietnam s soviet-bullt service. The lady was Miss SNOWCOASTER Israeli settlement. two of the eight crewmen ^ overran MIG Jets. Beatrice I. CXulow, who will re- MMH Patients byMIRRO •■■.J49.99 In the economic sector, aboard the P4 Phantoms • were the t o ^ M Muong Suol and at- "A t least one MIG was sight- Herald Party Ure at the end of the month af­ rioih Unit Net Includad Treanury Secretary John B. rescued in a massive search L^aan govemm^t ed in the same area where the ter 34% years of Herald em­ Not Forgotten GREAT FOR Oonnally and Chancellor of the operation by scores of planes. plain over the planes went down," said one ployment. During that time, she THE WINTER Exchequer Anthony Barber The other six Americans are y®®**end. The government spokesman, MaJ. Robert Goodbye and has worked for four publi^ers At Yule Season were to consider the next listed as missing. foroes were reported to have O’Brien. "All of a sudden one of the Ferguson family—Thom­ AHEAD Pre-Christmas Camera Clearance Sale! moves toward a fundamental The U.S. Command sold suffered heavy losses, and U.S. of our planes was not there. In- as, Ronald H., Thomas F., Wal­ Patients at Manchester Me­ recasting of the 'world mone- heavy rains and high winds strikes were Increased In ef- dicaUons are that It mixed It up Hello Time ter R.—and the present publish­ morial Hospital will not be for­ WKS tary wstenl hampered the search oVer the ^ avoid a rout. with a MIG, but we have noth- er, Burl L, Lyons of Hagadone gotten as Christmas Week ap­ Newspapers, a division of S a v e 1 0 f f o 50 % Brltish authoriUes nrofess mountainous Jungles 240 miles North Vietnam reported to- *"« to confirm It. The crew of By J^HN A. JOHNSTON . proaches. A number of church, Scripps League Newapcq^ieni, 1. Keystone "Instant Load" Magicube Camera. Model 125X them^ves to be oulte relaxed "o^h of the demilitarized zone, day that the U.S. prisoners cap- that plane was not recovered." (Herald Reporter) school, club and civic groups Inc. Reg. $3.99 . about the presidential- mission The North Vietnamese had tured following the downing of The (Command said the fourth have scheduled yuletide events complete outfit. List Price 22.95. to China, but the prime minis- reported the lin in g of four the American pl^es aro: F4 was ^wned by antiaircraft The Herald’s Christmas din­ Miss Clulow la now associa­ beginning today and continuing r ter wanU to know how Nixon '/rller, but the U S, ^Lt. Kenneth Roth WelU, 84. artillery fire. ner-dance at the Manchester ted, as office manager, with through Friday, Christmas Eve. TC PRICE 10.99 Command delayed Its admls- Maj. Leland Louis Hildebrand,. There were no Indications Country Club Saturday night the 'fourth generatlim of the Children in pediatrics will be (tee Page Two) alcn of the losses because the 33, Lt. Samuel Richard Vaug- that surface-to-air missiles was an occasion for giving and Ferguson family. The young treated to gifts and a visit from BIG WHEEL Model 425X Complete outfit. List Price 39.95 were fired, spokesmen said. , receiving, of welcomes and lady is Laurie, daughter of Mr. Santa this afternoon by John by Louie Marx goodbyes. Although several peo­ and Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson. Mather Chapter, Order of De- WASH AHD WEAR READY The loeses raised to six the & Co. TC PRICE 17.99 ple were "on stage" in the brief "The relationship has been a Molay, and tonight at 7:18 a number of planes ^ot down break between dining and danc­ very happy one," Miss Clulow delegation from Parents Without 2. Keystone "Remote Control" Slide Projector Model K-770. along the border in tne past 10 STYLED WIGS IH ALL POPULAR ing, It was Miss Beatrice I. said. In looking back over the Partners will stroll through the days. Two Jets wore downed by Clulow’s night. years, " I have always had the halls singing carols. list Price $84.95. fC PRICS 44.99 surface-to-air missiles Deo. 10 Reg. $12.99 She was the recipient of many interest of The Herald at The Manchester High School COLORS AHD FROSTEDS. HEV- „ and Dec. 17. Three of the four sincere tributes and gifts from heart." Round Table Singers plan a 3. Kodak Instamalic Movie Outfit complete with* Electric Eye crewmen were rescued and one individuals and fellow workers. carol sing tomorrow; a group was listed as missing. The mutual respect and grat­ ER BEFORE AT THIS UHBELIEV-' With the passing of the old year. itude for her loyalty is evident from South United Methodist Cam era Model M-24. List Price $53.50. O’Brien sold the three planes Miss Clulow will bow out as In statements of her most re­ Church will sing Monday eve­ SIDEWALK shot down Saturday wore the office manager, ending almost cent employers. ning at 7; and Tuesday at 6:80 biggest one-day loss since Dec. TC PRICS 39.99 36 years ot service in the same "Beatrice Cludlow Is retiring p.m., SenTor Girl Scouts from 17, 1967, when throe aircraft office of The Herald where she at the end cf the year," Thomas Rockville are scheduled. RACER 4. Keystone "Dual 8" Movie Projector. 400' capacity. Reg. 8 were shot down over North started June 14, 1937. Ferguson said. "I knew that the Wednesday afternoon, the tra­ Vietnam.'* He said the two-day 1$” WIDE BY 31” or Super 8 feature. Model 401. List Price $249.95. In opening: this portion of the time must come for this; it al­ ditional Christmas Party for loss of four planes was the LIMIT 4 evening, Burl L. Lyons, publish­ ways does. But looking book children will be held in Pediat­ highest since July 24-26, 1968, lOMiaUTTOYbr lOUISMMHUCO. TC PRICE 89.99 er, paid tribute to the dedica­ seems such a short way. How rics, sponsored by the hospital percuiteiRcr when two planes were shot tion and loyalty of Herald em­ can all the years have gone by physicians. down over North Vietnam on' $ ^ 9 9 Reg. te.9» MANY, MANY MORE WONDERFUL BARGAINS ployes but said that It was with so rapIdlyT How can m y brother Thursday at 4 p;m. will be THESE WIGS ARE REGULARLY egch day. mixed emotions that he had to and I properly thank a person the Manchester Community Col­ ______JUSTIN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS PRICED FROM 19.99 to 24.99 According to the command’s announce the roUroment of Miss lege students' turn to carol, who has done so much for our records, MIG Interceptors have Clulow. "She has been a Source company and our family and sometime Friday employes downed 46 American aircraft ot guidance and inspiration In of the X-ray Department will through the yoarsT It hardly during the war. Hie lost time the short Ume that I have been seems enough, but we both wish visit Pediatrics for a songfest. one of the enemy Jets downed with The Herald,” he said. Another visit from Santa with her God speed and happiness an American fighter-bomber From the Manchester Publish­ through the years to ooms, snd gifts for the children will be NEWINc T o N I WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER o-on n^u V ”i was on June 16, 1968, about 4% ing Co., he presented her with offer her our right arms should sponsored by students of St. fbktJPIKI I I in MIA','.II A', I.IANI1,1 A m Mli.MWAlHn.M WA I li,M I IMUl III HI lull'. Hill'. A/INDI A / I Nl,l i-,-, l! A 1,1 MOIIlni I 1'A I' 1^ A 111 MOI !■ m« ci.oU n.lYl. lO lUI,jU P.m months prior to the halt in the n color, television set. "A t the ■he ever Ineed them." James Sohool either Monday or (HsraU ptwto by Ofbum) bombing of North Vietnam. A moment I am speechless," Miss Thursday afternoon. (Herald photo by Pinto) When Shopping, DonH,,, MIG shot down a U.S. hellcop- Clulow said In expressing her Beatrice I. Clulow «« n«wiy formed . . . leave your gift purchases exposed where they can tempt others. (See Page Two) (See Page Eighteen) "Interest of The Herald at Heart” (See Page Blghtssn) rlC M TW D

monastery. One of Ms pupils Advertiffliig Key was Anton Bruckner, now vary Nixon Lifts H m E I M n N O B famous as a symphcnlat, whose To Lottery, Says compositions still show the ef­ IFOR PM IENIB AND MAKE THE IWIAKABLE fects of much organ playing on Surcharge YOUNQ PGOPUE f TO WIN CHAMPIONSHIP NORTH Gaming (^ e f ‘T H E W A Y his form and instrumentation. iWaSbsaewswMn a 9 8 7 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD C:) 8 6 4 In’ 1886 Frans decided to re­ ATLANTA, Oa. (AP) — Mary fiA R T F O R D (AP) — tire. Again family tradltlan has At Bermuda 0 K 10 8 HMt* Is no horse racing in I HEARD IT” Part of the secret of winning A K963 knelt In Wonder and fear as the it that he was very rheumatic a national pair championsMp le angel appeared, but toe divine Oonnectleut yet hut there soon (Conttnaed from Page One) WEST EAST and could hardly play the organ to get to eome unmakable con- messenger made a aeries of win be a legal srorkhorse, says a Q i l 43 A K any more. He would have been thinks Washington’s developing tracte and make them. You 0 6 quick, complex hand signals the executive secretary of the by John Gruber K 10 ^ J 3 68 at the time. Anton Bruckner dialogue with Peking might at- don’t try UiU againat your beet and a beatific smile suddenly Mate aamlng Commisslcn. 0 4 3 0 Q97632 succeeded h 1 m. Eventually feet Europe. opponents, but you do stop out lighted Mary’s face. Hiat workhorse is the state A O 1034 AAJ7 Bruckner was to become famous For the affairs of Europe are if the opponenta aeem flustered She had understood, and toe lottery, Joseph R. Burns said in his lifetime and get a lucra- Heath’s primary preoccupation or timid or upoet with each oth­ SOUTH congregaiUon hod understood, Sunday. nila is the season of the year of Obemdcarf. near Salsburf. It tlve post in Vleniui. But like these days. Britain now is on er. Today’s hand is a prime a A 3 2 because at Atlanta’s Crusselle He said the new state lottery when people start playing really is only a village, with one Frans, be didn’t like it in the the edge of Common Market examine of what you have to do A 09732 Freeman Church of toe Deaf win be designed with a view to Christmas cands and have to church, a “aasthaus,” and a city, and returned to the mon- membership, and already to win the National Mixed Pair 0 AJ sign language is ever present, . a tradition of eventual daily drawings and dig out hymn books that have few homes, astery at Uns when he could Heath la cultivating a European Oiamplonship. A 82 even In toe annuel Christmas that "our wmidiorse, properly been gathering dust for a year. He was bom in 1787 and have had a fabulous career. accent in talklrvj with Britain’s North dealer. - North Eart South W«at program. marketed and properly sold, Then they get around to “ Silent wrote “ Stllle Nacht, Helllge Frans retunted to the Sals- closest allies and Com- North-South vulnerable. Pais P a» 1 <7 1 A Before toe Sunday evening win be the lottery.” Night, Holy Night,” and note Nacht" in 1818, so he was 81 kammergut region and made menweaHh friends, Opening lead — Four of Dia­ 2 2 a 4 9 Pau service, the Rev. Wilbur Huck- He said radio and TV adver­ that it was written by Frans when he conceived the piece of his home in the town of Hallein, So if anything troubles the monds. Pais Double All Puu eba had reminded toe au­ tising would be a great help in Gruber. "Gruber, Gruber,” they music that brought him fame, a little place also near Calsburg. prime mlrdster about Nixon’s If you think that Lew and dience—speaking and signing selling the lottery but that fed­ muse. "Oh yes, John Gruber H>e curate of the church, Josef He lived to be 76 and finally coming Journeys, it U his Ehigenie Mathe overbid the guessed wrong, and Mrs. Mathe simultaneously—"This Is a wor­ eral regulations don’t allow it. writes for The Herald. I wonder Mohr, wrote the words and ask- died in 1863. He U buried In the spring mission to Moscow, North-South hands, you might won the last trick with the five shipful service. We are not in He's hopeful that a bill before it he's any relation?” cd Frans to set them to music churchyard at Hallein. ThU Is not, aides are quick to try calling them up to tell them of spades, making her doubled the entertainment business.” Omgress will be passed to re­ T?»e next thing they’re naiiieg » Christmas Bve ceremony, Now you know all about him, emphasise, because Heath sus- so. Mrs. Mathe should have contract fer a top score. He then introduced Esteben move those restrictions against me on the phone out of curios- P”*****,*?*^ would have or at least as much as I know, pects an American deal with been down two at four hearts Yes, dear reader, the Mathes Ward, a sclemn, elderly man state lottery advertising. fo MERRY CamiSTMAS! And U»e Russians is likely. But he is Ity. Since this happens year af- *** there was to It. THEATER TIME doubled, but West came to her Md and played moat of their who "sang” toe Lord’s Prayer For the time being. Bums ter year, it must be of some ^ ^****- Cairistoas may it be a Silent and Holy anxicus to discover Just how rescue. hands In more orthodox style, through rhythmic gestures that flight. strategic arms limita- SCHEDULE said, the CTonnecticut lottery interest in general, so I’ll go Oirist- West opened the four cf dla- but they wouldn’t have won the closely matched toe piano ac­ 789 MAIN S-TREET, MANCHESTER ______Uon talks between the two wUl be advertised in news­ into it. Yes, we are reUted, but d iscover^ mends for reasons that will al­ title If they hadn’t clobbered companiment. Near the end his countries may go. And he is 1 papers and by point-of-purchase only dlstanUy. You have to go v ^ U ta ’t work, Burnside—^WiU be closed Mon­ ways remain obscure. East cov­ their weaker opponenta. gestures g rew more vigorous, . . . where you*re a friend^ promotion. aware of congressional pres- broader, ' signifying even to back into the 1800’s to find Tra<“ « o " " 'i ' ^«'«ily has it Poll Discovers day the 20th and ’Tuesday the ered dummy’s eight with the Dally Queetion at well at a cuttomer! 'Lottery tickets will go on sale where his branch of the famUy *" ‘ 5® sures for a reduction in the 21st. Reopens Wednesday the nine, and declarer took the Jock Partner opens with one heart, those ignorant of toe code, 310,000-man American garriacn 22nd. Feb. 16 with the first drawing hooks on to mine, so you see ^ and then the ace of diamonds. and the next player paseee. You ‘ ”rhou art the power and toe Economy First in Ehirope. Open 9 to 9 March 1, he said, adding that it U an exceedingly tenuous re- ^®^ ‘f'* ^ Cinema I — "French Connec­ She next led a club, heping to hold; Spadee, K- ; Hearia, J- t glory forever." Heath’s intention, aides re­ 6 8 pilot off-track betting pariors latlonshlD ***® instrumentalists Of U.S. Problems tion” , 7:16, 9:15 reach dummy with the king. Diamonds, Q-6-7-6-6-81 Ohiba, A- "Total communication," toe will be set up during the next . . .. to play the music, and Frans ported, is to remind Nixon that C^ema II — “Bom to W^”, Bast captured the king of Rev. Mr. Huckeba calls tt. He My family originally came haj to copy out parts of them, J-7. fiscal year. those American troops are in 7:80, 9:30 clubs with the ace and cculdn’t says toe Crusselle Freeman from the Salskammergut re- pfj,o hymn was a success in What do you sayT ‘iWe know that there are State — "Lovers and Other wait to fire back a diamond. congregation is toe oldest deaf r glon of Austria, where the name obemdorf, and the musicians Gallup PoU says the nation’s f , “’® H|® ------Answer: Bid two diamonds. some states which will permit Declarer discarded her other church group in toe nation. It SPECIAL PURCHASE U cmnmon to this day. ’The took their parts with them and eccncm y is the No. 1 problem Strangers” , 9:15; “ Jenny” , 7:40 You will probably bid notrump us to use the results of their In the minds cf the American Western Europe. Manchester Drive-In — Re­ club, and West ruffed with the began 60 years ago within St. Salskammergut was noted for pUyed the new tune elsewhere, at your next turn, inviting, but I races" in the off-track betting opens Friday ten. Mark’s Methodist, an ordinary S-A-V -E «1S0JNK! salt mines, and the name Gru- go it got to be known. Others people. not forcing a game. facilities, he said. He explained East Hartford Drive-In — Re­ Spade Sh'tt church. . ber UteraUy means, "One who copied it. and eventually the A recent poll showed 41 per Copyright 1971 On that Oonnectleut would prob­ Vernon opens Saturday West now switched mystert- About eight years ago toe I Thb Dsabl* Moniiai-SUCTRONIC OROAN digs holes,” and by extension, ArchWahop of Salsburg had it cent .o f the 1,503 responses list­ General Featmee Oorp. (Herald photo by Pinto) ably be able to support only a Ehist M^dsor Drive-In — Re- cusly to the ten of spades, and group obtained its own church. Previously sold for $349.95 — and now “a miner.” An awful lot of peo- published. After that it became ing the economy as the most Evicted Cats dosen off-track facillUes. opnes Saturday Elast put up the king. Mrs. “We are nondenominational," pie were employed in the mines well known in all German pressiiig problem facing - the Bolton Carolers on a Brisji Night I country. Meadows Drive-In — "Beyond Mathe, South, played the deuce says the Rev. Mr, Huckeba, a BLAU PRICED 8 1 0 0 O C "Yes, I think so,” was his an­ in the (dd days so there were speaking countries, and Anally, Seek H om es Foreigners Buy Third swer to whether he thought the ’The poll was the second in the Valley of the Dolls” , 7:07; of spades; and East returned Baptist preacher, "because we AT ONLY iTTayO an awful lot of Grubers. in translation. Just about every- More than 100 Bolton residents turned out for the annual Com­ wMch more persons expressed Wanted: Homes ftw four cats "Valley of the Dolls” , 9:15 the six cf apades on the assump­ LOS ANGELES — The U.S. of Tunxis Trail, sang all the familiar Christmas songs. High­ must minister to every deaf I JUST 46 TO SELL — BETTER HURRY! lottery will be competitive with Ih e region is predominantly where in C9ulstendom. munity Carol Sing last night in front of Community Hall. F r e ^ ceneem with the status of the 1**^ si’s being evicted from ------tion that his partner had the aircraft Industry has produced light of the evening was a visit by Santa Claus, who spent about person in toe state." illegal numbers rackets. He Roman CathoUc, and most Ger- “Hiat isn’t the end o f Frans economy than with the Vietnam their apartment in Rockville, ace. Mrs. Mathe took the ace of more than 628 billion worth of temperatures did not dull the spirits or the voices of en- an hour listening to the Christmas wishes of the children. The About 126 persons regularly said flie lottery qrstem win be man-speaking people expect me Gruber’s story, however. ’The I war. ’The war issue had led llie lr owner, Mrs. Helen White spculee and iHrayerfully led the commercial Jet aircraft and thusiastic carolers, who, under the (lirection of David Dreselly event was-sponsored by the town’s Junior 'Women’s Club. attend servicea, he said, but the built with a “capacity to go to to be the same. But son\e time archbishop brought him to Sals- Soviet Hijackers a dally three-digit number” to similar polls for six years. trf 21 Elastbrook Court, has to ace of hearts. parts over the last 12 years, . CTiristmas program drew near­ in the 17th century my ances- burg and put him in charge d ’Ilicse Interviewed in the No- find homes for them by the end ’The king of liearte dropped, and more than a tiilrd went to ly 200 and many had to stand. permit dally action. tors became Protestants, mov- the music at the cathedral. Al- Back in Russia baU team, are looking for bet­ when lie, saw a man opening Ills I Bums said he bad no objec­ vember pell were responding to *>f the year, and declarer inrompUy ran the foreign airlines. ter things next y eaf. Trooper Assault The CTiristmas story unfolded Ing to Switserland. ’Ihat ended ^though Salsburg is not a big garage door. with narration for those who tions to extending legal betting the question: ”What do you Two of the cats are male and rest of her hearts. At the 12th I Albert Disappoints They are counting on Albert’s cur connections with the Aus- city today, 'ind must have been At Own Request ’The fugitive then forced toe could hear, scenes acted out for to fuiotball and other sports but think is the most important two female. Both o f the male trick West had to decide wheth­ strong party loyalty and Ills in­ Leads to Hunt I trlan Grubers. quite small IfiO years ago, man at gunpoint to drive to those who couldn’t, and carols that the legislature will have proUem facing this country to- cats have been altered and had ANKARA (AP) __ 'Two Rua- er to save the Jack of epodes or tense desire to see Richard I have a family tree that goes Frans found it too metropolitan New York State, police said, for everybody. the final say. the queen of clubs. West Nixon removed from the White For Escapee back to the Crusades, and 1$ for a country lad, and wasn’t u .1 w students who hijacked a where toe hostage was released A small group of singers and I He also i*evealed that the The survey also showed that male hw h«n i^yed and had ^^ne from the Soviet Un- Some House Members House to make him a more de­ have seen a copy of Frans Gru- happy there, at toe Westchester County toll the _ pianist _ made___ music while money tree will be the symbol 32 per cent of those interviewed her shots. o^er female is last year and lat- termined leader In an election NORTH HAVEN (AP) — beris family tiM . Back in the With the archUshop as spon- By JOHN W, BEOKLBR members who thought toe re- s t a t ^ on toe Hutchlns«i River th^ d ^ ” ciioi‘r liiteJ^reted "vl^to ccnsldered 1^ Democratic par- ^ a W^n about three or four appUed for entrance to the A manhunt was on today for a for Connecticut’s lottery. ISOOs sometimes we had a pair sor, he apidled for the post of Aaooi^tod Preoa Writer year. about five miles over synchronized gestures)^closely I ty better able to deal with the months rfd. The th^ ^der caU returned to DAILY NOW placement of the aging motorist, idenUtled as an es­ of progenltma artio were organist at a monastery Just THRU JAN. 1 toe line. country’s major problems, 22 are port angora. ’Their names »odav at their own re- McCormack marked the begin- “ capee ______from a Kansas prison, watching itoe signals c<^^ir di­ I brothers. ’That makes him some outside Uns, in Austria. ’lU s WASHIN(koN (AP) le suspect then ran into the rector. per cent favored the RepubB- are Ricky, Mickey. Slide and Aihnrt’ i”*”* ®* wwld j,y Majority leader police say assaulted a sort of cousin of mine, but so had (and still has) a famous House Sfieaker Cart More Fbh fjngtit cans M per cent felt tlmre was Om ^ being Police said the hostage ”We have deaf people with fhr removed it doesn’t count (ugan. Frans seems to have no difference ^ ^ n the t^. Ito. IPmte caid her clrcum- to Soviet soldiers at a pertMmimee in fate first year of the House held by toe gener- A lb^w ho ^ lll^ t ^ bv ®‘0PP®<1 a minor traffic vlo- uninjured. hearing children and parents I ^•AIPEL — TBlwmn’a ftiii (Frans (his middle name was auditioned a couple of times os» the Job has disappointed ai pubUc. acclamation and enjoys univer- '^®^ ®®P°*^ *^® *“Kl«ve has who can hear but have deaf catch totaled 307,170 metric Xavier, by the way) actually there before be actually got the and 10 per cent had no opinion, stances do nHouston, 23, who German Gram Off soviet city of Kerchnto to the For Parks CejUennial arrival of toe Three Kings, the I BONN — West German’s 1970 MopC spouses W onc ’IMrklsh coastal town of Slnop that any rapid change was President’s legislative boss. After a shaky start, Boggs police said was serving a sen- prababiy too miich to expect. having available the full arse- has proved to be an effective tence for murder and armed KALISPELL, Mont.—A KalU- ®‘*®**' prepared for its finale, grain production amounted to NEW YOTUC — From 1980 to on Oct. 27, 1970. spell firm has won a contract members dipped on These Are 17.3 mlUion tons, 8.5 per cent 1970 the percentage of families The pilot and a third passen- Even one of Albert's strong- nol of rewards and punish- floor leader and has establi^ed robbery, I to supply a series of four medal- gloves, removed their In Stock less than the 18.9 million tons with both husband and wife in g e r were returned to the Soviet eet supporters. Rep. Richard ments that can be meted out by a good working relationship He escaped from prison about blau BoUing,-' D-Mo., who admires the executive branch to bring with Albert and with most of lions for toe National Parks reveal Wack gar- furniture '.tnrr", of 1969 and 8.9 per cent less the paid labor force rose from Union. Pozdeylr and Ginlov MAMD two week ago and apparently menlts and watted as the lights For holiday ice cream sale fate at^ty and legislative skills, chairmen into line. the membera. Centennial, which will be cele­ I than the 19.1 mlUlon tons of a per cent to 40 per cent, to were placed in a refugee camp had been visiting relatives in THOMAS brated in 1972. The medaUloite’ went out. ’The (>lanlst played bmiieGate 15.5 million. in Istanbul during investigation finda It necpm m ry to qualify his Now the presldenUal power te Most of au, however, the Hamden, trocars said. design will be based on Yellow­ the opening ban of "Silent and processing of immigratl , ' the threat of them, and through speaker in the model of his old Bairacks stopped a car on tlie were 14 whlte-gIov«d hands, fi­ U.S. Jets Lost 5 Adults:. Eve., Sun., HolT The clMUinstances Bdfang re- the Republican-Southern Demo- mentor, Sam Rayburn. Albert Wilbur Cross Parkway in North aPJEMNIGa»tm9.-CteliyaaaBvethl6ta6 ’ countries. An American official Record Sales Drop nally slgniaUng, "Chrtet, toe On every y , OaUen purchase of Sealtest lee Cream denied today that the appli­ S * 62JI0 Matinee 62-00 ferred to blao are the ones that crat coalition, which can pro- rarely unburdens himself, in Haven. Officials say toe driver savior, is come.” ChUdm (under 12)ja^B I. cation had been refused, saying S led to the dashed hopes of those dues, a majority whenever the public, but there can be Uttle of the vehicle got into toe pa- LONDON (AP) — Producers ’’All poesibilities had not been "*®” “ ® **® *®*‘ frustrated in troi car and fired a shot at of records by such British stars To Red Shelling exhausted.” the feudalitetic system that Hemmed in and harassed as his reiationshlps with the com- Schlffer, but missed. as Tom Jones and Emrelbert About a month ago the two leaves the speaker as the weak he te, however, many critics mlttee chairmen and shares to The buUet crashed through Humperdinck report a sharp Tiny Grate's New king surrotoided by the pow- say Albert could etiU exert a someextent toe dls- toe window on toe driver’s side slump in sales to toe United (Continued from Page One) Russians contacted the Soviet COCKTAIL FRANKS consulate in Istanbul and TOP HAT RESTAURANT ertul dukes who rule House more forceful leadewhlp rde if appointments of the members, of the cruiser, and Schlffer re- Stotea A spokesman for toe 20* off fiQc 45c ter in Laos nearly two years Vlrtnam,” said one spokesman, pressed a wish to return to (Fonneriy Aiby*a Roaot Beef) conmltteee. he ciwee to. to particular, they ------celved minor cuts on his arm EMI (Electrical and Musical ago. . typical propaganda Russia, ’Turkish officials said. Albert learned their power think he diould speak out more Dip the cutter to flour before and hand. Industries) the ble distributing making the $1.09 flavors Tiny Oscar Mayer ’The United States is expected U>®y ^w ays use.” a Russian Embassy official 257 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER early. One of hte first acts as tei major issues. An example of cutting out btecults with it. Police say toe suspect fled company said "record sales to step up its attacks on North s account in- saij the hijackers face criminal TOeaker was to put througji the the influence a few words from Also, lift the cutter from the Into toe woods and ran about a have^en badly hit” by credit SMOKED COCinrAIL Democratic caucus—over toe toe ^>eaker can have was seen dough. Do not twtet It. quarter of a mUe, but stopped restrictions And 20e off, too, on Premium Flavors Vietnamese airffelds and an- !r®. I"®"*® were around prosecution on their return, but SAUSAGE 59c tiaircraft batteries if North ***® ®^^el®my Pass, on east- probably wily on minor OPEN 6 A.M. DAILY cppoeltian of the chairmen—the to the recent House vote on a ^ , Vietnam’s MIG fleet of more west Highway 7, which runs to charges. riiles change that would have proposed constitutional amend- than 200 planes returns to ac- other Soviet plane hi- FOR BREAKFAST given him a key to open com- ment to permit public scho<4 tion after a two-year hiatus, North Vietnamese For- jackers, a Lithuanian father mlttee deadlocks on legislation, prayers. Candles Say and if SAM attacks increase ®'^ M l^try said in a state- and son who' forced an airliner Complete Sandwich Menu The chairmen toede 'the fight After maintaining silence for Merry Christmas To All, and A f Pinehursf HOUDAY MORRELL HAM against U.S. planes bombing Umt it "strongly con- from Russia to ’Trabzon on the !to the House floor, where with weeks despite urglngs from the Ho C3il Minh ’Trail in Laos **®w U.S. war acts Black Sea coast on Oct. 15, the help of senior committee both sides to make hte views Every day and espeHally hebdays, fltfs wwoderlei folly members and Repuldlcans they known, Albert said at a news To All A Good Price! t e n d e r LBIAN and sui^iorting 'Laotian govern- ‘V®*' ^*^**®*y violate the sover- 1970, are still in ’Turkey, ’lliey Merry Christmas ootHutd, almost bondeoa Ham (No hoek, no shank . . . no ment forces. elgnty of North Vietnam and killed an air hostess and easily .‘^defeated the proposed conference shortly before the OWE STEMCS extra tat) is In sndi demand that we have to etder ter rule. vote that he opposed the LA-Z-BOY, KROEHLER After that instructive te(Wion, amendment and delivered a in advance to get enough. Priced at $1.I* >b. for whole er has retaliated cS!^em''t^nd"thfbomt hem**'** AND EVEREST RECLINERS Annual Bell Ringers Ball Albert slipped back into the brief but telling speech against bott half . . . it's worth every cent of It. raids■“ T ^ p is ^ o r '" ^ * ISfrth^'vito^ Vietnam. ’1^ ’H.e Turkish government has In a most tasteful way 1.39 lb. Sponaored by role of broker and mediator be- it during debate, Heavy ST. MAURICE CHURCH—THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS sance acUrity“ ^ y te S r ^“croach- extradition. But the two, tween the chairmen and the It was defeated and both In Stock For NEW YEAR’S EVE 16:66 PJd. to 6:66 AM. various blocs of members inter- sides feel Albert’s statement Very Tender IMPORTEII BOniD HAM carried cut over North Viet- North ^etnam Pranra Bwinskas, 47, and his nam’s air bases. . ®°" Algedas, 19, face trial in ST. MAURICE PABI8H GENTEE ^sted to specific legislation that was a crucial factor to the out- Inmiediole Christmas lE E F or Hotuu I I .1 tk < While refusing earlier to com- ’Trabzon on charges arising Music by: THE MISTY MEN QUARTET hte predecessor, John W. come. CALVES LIVER Hanoi claimed the four ment on the North Vietnamese from the h ila ck ln a ^ ^ k illin g Buffet Dinner McOormack, played. Deqjite their dteappolntmente Delivery! Calves SWEETIREADS CHICKEN ROLL to. 7I d planea were shot down during claims, the U.S. Command re- ^ *”*’■ B.Y.O.B. — Set upa and Noise Makers provided. It te this sense of business-as- many House Democrats, like Our heavy strikes « i pi^mlated ported a imssUe engagement in Donation 616.00 per couple usual that te most dteptaylng to faithful fans a losing base- areas of North Vietnam’s Nghe Nghe An province Saturday. MflRV famous Alexander Berggren For Reservations CaU: An province on Saturday and the second in that region in six ED ZAKOWSKI 648-8887 Candy recipe with UJB. CixAce meat and pure qdees. Vinh Phu province on Sunday, days. X-Ray, Surgery ______ALLEN HOFFMAN 649-9662 HOUDAY aOHEDDLE Buy today or order for the hoUdays. But U.S. spokesmen insist^ ’The com m and-said—that the Sweeten Cake Christmas list includes: Op«a Wedneoday Night Korv cooking instnictiona . . . Cover with water, let sim­ they were shot down over Laos, planes Involved returned safely till 8 PJH. ’’Nettling we have now in- to their carriers In the Gulf of LONDON (AP) — Mrs. Lea- mer for 46 minutes . . . do not boil. SMVe Hot or Odd. dicates that they were In North Tonkin. T B B A in S dAMUDD TONIGHT — STARTS WED.t Than. Night tUl 6 PJd. ley Croome’a electric mixer Fri. 8 AM. tUl 6 VM flew apart ns she was making BOXED CHOCOLATES — A large se­ Cl sscd Christmaa Day her Christmas cake. lection of dark and milk chocolates and “ I tried putting it together white. Regular and fancy boxes, holiday Q u m i i p S-to. bags . . . ftosen . - - |L M C A -again, but there were obviously annillir jumbo M to 86 slse IBs easWV tins, party plates and double dippeid Yahya Resigns parts missing,” she related lat­ chocolate covered nuts. Sent Sea er. "I didn’t want anyone to swallow them, so I asked my SHRIMP COCKTAIL doctor for advice.” HARD CANDIES — Both solid and He sent the cake to a hospital filled Christmas candy in attractive tins HERRING TiDiiTs L OF L SLICED CHEESE Pakistan Helm where X-ray located several and bulk. Gut rock, foil wrapped fruits (ConUmied from Page One) ------(bits of metal. Mrs. Croome op- and berries and paper thin ribton candy. HERRING TIDIITS 6 after New Delhi recognized ®rated on the cake and re- ie whie Ravoied loiice anti-Yahya protest march. Sev- Bangla Desh. moved them. CHOCOLA'TE NOVELTIES — Colorful CHEESE DIPS • HORSERADISH eral thousand persons took part Pakistan has been a military She thinks It’s worth the hos- foil wrapped Santas, trees and tree orn­ HERRING New, imported Dorman’e French Cbeeae . . . l aaghin In another march shouting that dictatorship since October 1938, pital’s 810.40 fee. aments. Solid chocolate Santa pops, Cow Portions or Ttd Bito. Bon BeU Semi Soft and Boh Yahya should "quit or be '®*'®'’ **•* com m a n d er, ------— Christmas Genevas and Foiled Chocolate in Cream S o e u BeU Semi Soft Cbeeae . . . «hnt •' Field Marshal Mohammed oi. _. n.._ ■ . , _ Ayub Khan, seized power. Ayub Camp Sites Busy MAUMBBS DAILY AT 6iN Balls. Sleighs filled with candy. Swiss Cheese . . . Domeotie Cheese DiplomaU ta ^walptiuU said turned the reins over to Yahya HELSINKI — In 1970 Fin- Horseradish . . . Shrimp CoektaU Sanee I^klstan and ImU® **' Khan, his army commander, in land’s 400 camping sites were SPECIALTIES — Chocolate (Xivered Sealtest EGG NOG change more than 2M d lp lo.-M a «h 1969 kfter natiom^lde used f o r T b ^ t ? !? * m illi« _ cm) Blnu's and we will send an expert to ■ ginger, California dates, creamy wafers, LAND.O' LAKES STATE demonstrations against commodaUon days, with l|or- jingle bell mix, stuffed'dates, crystal­ H yoifr home with lamplei. Choose from hun- ■ serving Connecticut honioniakors since 1909 lized cream wreaths and traditional SUTTER lU TTE R Cheney's r,^ Bojb.,. ”'s „ . . ,rt„Ki« p.w„ I dreds of now pattorni, colors and fabriOi. No | marzipan are but a few of the many SWEET CIDER toe informants said. Pakistan who warmed up to Washington taste treats you can find only at a quiu- 79® lb . broke relations with India Dec. when it supported Pakistan ------obligation to you . . . ■ OPEN ity candy store. 83® lb . ______against India, was Ayub’s tor- PARTY BRIADS ®lgn minuter. He resigned aft- Y’-’../ S T A T E ...... C A L L 643-4159 Far The Freshest Eggs, Buy / m a I t r i f 8 0 I F T er the January 1966 'Tashkent fcKjftrtq MANCHiina o n t ir MON. thru ham PeppeiMge Fcm iRti ’ arAR Of iHiaiRi GRADE AA SXRtCKLAND F A M tiS •jT . , V agreement with IndU which he biau furniture stores ond Arnold A t PIMBHUBST! c u ^ n i n n CELEBRATE THE OPEN MON. ’ Once out o f the government, TNURS. NITES HOLIDAY 8EA80M } THRU SAT. Miildlclown t)lil M.uu:ht“.li*f Uanebesur, Coon. led by an aristocratic ellU but WITH... 341) ()blH3 3UB 3300 043-4159 T*l«i 6464711 with a Socialist plstform. A yub „ Reoood CU__ . at Jailed him In November 1968 on I THURS. A FRI. fill 9 P.M. UonchMUr, Conn. (U lri ) 6 0 charges of provoking the anti- ^ m e r l y SUB8CIUPnON SATK8 Christmas Ive till 8:30 Munson's Candy Kitchen Knehurst Grocery Inc. Paraue In Advance government rioU which even­ I hlTES Oil I KEITH* S Porm'crly Keiths’ of Manchester tually foredd Ayub’s resigna­ !*»• V niiv |m a ^ . ^T., MANCHESTER 648^169j||^ Ills1116 Main Street ROUTE 6, BOLTON Open Daily and Sunday till 9 P.M, 302 MAIN — CORNER TURNPIKE tion. Ayub-releasdd him in Feb­ Of Th« Dolls'* r ruary 1969, shortly before he One ifonlh 3. “vaiB, .< TO. iMw, Blnsle Copy ...... iBc resigned. /A 6 B 9DUB BfANCHESrrER' EVENING HERALD, B4ANCHBSTTBR. CONN., MONDAY, D^CftMBER 20, 1971 ______MANOHESTIR ^EVENmG HEftALD. MANCTIESTgR. CONN.. MONDAY, IffldfiMBER 20, 1971 claUy men. That oonsdousneas Uob Hope Team keeps you out of trouble by Statue Marred by Erosion J»do Champ keeping you out of dangerous IVow i n TTiailand situations. ' ^ Mild Woman "After all, men are bigger BANGKOK (AP) - Comedi­ RIO DB JANOrnO (AP) — and stronger and they can an Bob Hope and hie TS-mem- H m famoua Chrlat atatue on By JAMBS F. DONOHUE throw you around jypry easily. ber troupe entertained Ameri­ Obcvovado Kountaln U cuffer- Aoeoelated Preoe Writer When you work , out with men can servicemen at two bases In Inf tha effect* cf time, eroalan as I do you realise that a wom­ Thailand today. They begin ap­ and dafaclntr by vlaltora. But BOSTON (AP) — Meeting the an has no defense against pearances In South Vietnam o '- local offtelala have promlaed to U.8. women’s judo champion Is them, except evasion." Th* Answer To Your Gift PreUeml Tuesday. Ox it up for next September'* Hope's 21st overseas Christ­ celebration of BraaU’e UOth an- like meeting a cobra. You Mlsa Fielding's training is think, one false move and— spartan. She practices at the mas tour Includes comedian nlvereaiy of Independence. Northeast Judo Club In Somer­ Bm Nabors, Oakland Athletics "I hope by then the etatue WHAM—a judo chop to the A Sub$cripfion To Th% pitching ace Vida Blue and the neck. ville at least 10 hours a week c win be completely reatored and and keeps In shape with ex­ fook group Sunday’s Child. win be a touriat attraction "I’m not Uke that at all,” ercise, wind sprints and a lung- Manchotfor Evnhig Horald The comedian’s first stop equal to the BUtue of Liberty,” said Jean Fielding. 23, of crackling taro-mlle run three here was at U-Tapao, home of ■aid Rul Pereira de Silva, head SomervlUe. ”l'm a very peace­ times a week. the 486th Combat S u j^ rt -\ally our fabulous of the cit}r‘a Tourlam Depart­ ful and loving person, and that's Wtomen judo athletes compete A G ift For The Wheie FemHy For The Whole Group and the 807th Strategic ment. how I Uke to be presented.” much Uke gymnasts. They Wing, about 100 miles southeast Pictured on counlleaa poet- By day, Mioa Fielding Is in­ work in pairs, performing a Ye«^ of Bangkok. Then the troupe carda and travel poaters, the deed mild mannered and soft- stylised set of 80 thrawa and flew to Udon Air Rase in north­ itatue atanda 2,400 feet above v Ctaanabara Bay. It la 120 feet strip character, she changea "I Uve for judo.” Mias Field­ taU and 98 feet wide through Into a costume and becomes ing said, and such total dedica­ Your Favorite Serviceman Mars TV a Dud, ' the outatretched arma. Bach Superwoman—a graceful ath­ tion leaves Uttle time for a so­ arm weigh* 80 ton*, and each lete who la women’s grand cial Ufe. “A man doesn’t under­ hand eight ton*, contributing to champion of the U.8. Judo As­ Reports Russia stand when he calls for a date SUBSCRtPTIOhJ RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE the total weight of 1,146 tone. sociation. and I teU him I have to go MOSCOW (AP) - The govlet Tile monument was dedicated “Judo ia a aport, not a form practice judo instead,” ahe Union says the capsule It para­ in 1981. cf fighting or something a J89.00 YEAR — 919.50 6 MONTHS — 90.76 8 MONTHS aald. "The solution ia to date i 8 MONTHS MDmCUM BUBBCRlPTTOiN chuted onto the surface of Mars Although atill Impresaive woman ahould learn for self-de­ judo players.” sent televlslcm signals for about from a dlatance, the atatue in fense,” Miss Fielding said. "If * A GIFT OARD W nii BK BNOLOeBP * 20 seconds and Indicated that ita preaent condition ia a let­ she learns it for self-defense', the pictures sent were duds. down to amne tourlata who aee she may use it an Inappropriate Ore Cspaeity To Orow The disclosure Sunday by the it cloae up for the flrat time. time. For Instance, she may Communist party newspaper The monument la cracked use it on a friend who is jiut RIO DB JANEORO—In IVTO. Pravda was In a long analysis and chipped in aeveral placea. being fresh. And he won’t be BrazU exported 28 miUlcn tons of the mlBslons of the Soviet The cement guardrail behind it her friend any more. (rf iron ore, valued at $210 mU- space probes Mars 2 and Mars la broken, creating a hazard for “Judo gives you self-con­ Uon. Plans caU for expanding 13 BISSELL STREET PHONE 647-9946 3. children who could go tumbling fidence. But mopt of all, I think capacity so that 70 milUon tons ‘Mara S soft-landed a capsule d«wn the mountain with a mla- it makes you conscious of how can be exported in the second CALL OR STOP IN: MOH. - FRI. 8:^0 - 5:00--SAT. tUI N O O N on the planet Dec. 2. Five days \ placed atep. Hundreda of vla­ dangerous people can be, espe- half of the decade. /mm later, the Soviet news agency ltora have defaced the. pedeatal FAMOUS STATUE — The famous statue oi Christ on Corco­ Taaa reported that the “video by acribUing their name on i t vado Mountain in Brazil has suffered tie efferts of time, the signals... were brief and sud­ There alao la fear the atatue, elwaents and careless visimcu, 'Tie city of Rio de Janeiro h u denly discontinued.” weakened and neglected, aim- promised tti-repair it for next September’s celebration of "It is too early to say what ply may fall over one day., 50th anniversary of Brazil’s independence. stopped the transmission,” said The dlaappointment only van- Pravda. "It could be due to the lahea on bright, sunny days. Iccal pecuUariUes of the landing When visitors contemplate the of the WllUant Shakeqieare area, which are absolutely un­ breathtaking landscape that Gotham Visited ^Spruce Up Your Home known, or to the strxxig duat play, and dined at the posh 21 qm ads out in all dlrectiona C9ub. storm taking place at the from Corcovado. From the base By Busy Nixon Before retiring for the night C iild o r time.” of the statue you can aee at the Waldorf, the President Pravda said that during the Ghiaaabara Bay, Sugar Loaf, WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ took a tour of mid-Manhattan brief transmission “a small downtown Rio, Ipanema Beach ident Nixon has returned to and at one point popped out of part of a panoramic view waa and Maracona—the worid’e big­ Washington for a brief stopover hla car at a traffic light and transmitted which does not re­ gest soccer stadium. ‘For The Holidays veal any noUceable differences after a weekend outing In New shook hands with surprised The project for restoring the pasaersby. STORE OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT. J in the contrast of details.” This statue call* for the Installation York with Mrs. Nixon, their meant the picture was too of elevator! or escalators from two daughters and sona-in-law. blurred to show anything. the train terminal and automo­ Hie President flew back to $161 Billion Spent bile parking area to the base of the White House Sunday after­ -N -SIT. the monument. The guardrail noon to prepare for hla trip to On Tnuuportation Frozen Sludge and protecting walls will be re­ Bermuda today. paired and the pedestal will be WABHENOTON — Bstlmated After announcliig the inter­ total eiqiendltureB for aU trano- Imprisons Man scrubbed clean, officials pledge. national monetary settlement The Tourla m Department portatlen goods and services, mONTOWN, Mo. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBEJl 20, jl971 Arm y Asks Help ident of the University of Mon- Munson, Fusarl, Wood and ^ria Called Best Known noctlcut, was ranked second In Fuessenich. About half were Ig­ the nation once they have received To Build Ima^e TV Tonight popularity with 43 per cent, norant of ;he names Lufkin, iKanrlypfitpr Babbldgo hns submitted his Etherington, White, F I uream of Jeannie GeyiMirs ‘Rage’ '' _ UANCHESTER PUBUSHING CO. its image and needs public sup­ fer Is about twice as popular ‘Ratchford was approved by 21 sumer Protection Commission­ 13 B luell Street (Ml Timmy and Laiale in themselves, what the real percentages port if it is expected to do away . . (40) I Love Lnoy among Connecticut residents ns per cent. Both men have been er Barbara B. Dunn 36 per YELLOWSTONE N a-I Uanohester, Conn. 6iU (1) Dracnel (0) BARN BXmii LYONS resulting from Suffolk County’s proposed with the draft. the two fellow Democrats most mentioned recently as possible cent; Lt. Gov, T. Clark Hull, 23 tional Park, Wyo.—A geyser Is k Publisher (It) Hosan'e Heroee (Ml Oiniiaa’a laland (C) frequently monttened as pos­ gubernatorial contenders in Founded October 1, 1881 law are going to be. The alarm over pos­ The chief of staff said Sunday per cent; Health Commissioner a special kind of hot spring ■ (40) Newa, Weather h Mporta sible challengers to Republican 1974. Franklin M. Foote, 21 per cent; that spurts water above ground I Published Every Evening Except Sunday.i morale in the Army has suf­ SiU (8) Whal’a Happenlni (C> DISCOUNT sible contamination of salt and pepper 6:00 (S-O-lt) Newe — Weather and Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll, nc- However, Mrs. Schaffer's White, 21 per cent; Edwin D. from time to time. Unlike most * end Holidays. Entered at_Ihe Post orticc at fered from antimilitary sehti- spot Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail and sugar is going to spread all over the Sport* (C) cerding to u recent poll. popularity stemmed more from Etherington, 20 per cent; State hot springs, geysers erupt pe- ■ Hatter. ment in some segments of the (fl) Wild Wild Weal (SO) To Tail the Troth • ( C ) Mention of Mrs, Schaffer's public recegnition than It did riodlcally. The word, geyser, country; eventually, .some place, some society and from its own "ster- Police Commissioner Cleveland SHOES and BOOTS!! 8UBSCRIPT*ION RATES (40) The ftilnl (C) name brought favorable reac­ from negative votes given other B. Fuessenich, 17 per cent; En­ comes from the Icelandic "gey- _ Payable In Advance ootyped, impersonal” practices. 6i80 (S) Newa with Waller Oron- young drug peddlers are going to think kite tions from 49 per cent of 6(Kj personalities. sir," meaning to gush or rage. One Year ...... $38.00 But it Is “ bouncing back at (C) vironmental Commissioner Dan I OPEN 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. six Month* ...... 19.50 it would be fun to send some total (I) Newa with H.K. Smith and Connecticut residents polled Negative reaction reached a W. Lufkin, 17 per cent; Correc- Three Month* ...... 9.76 an unprecedented rate,” he Harry Keaaoner (C) The temperature of water * MON.. TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. One Month ...... 3.25 (11-30) NBC Newa (C) Nov. 12-14 by Boston’s Becker high of 8 per cent In only three tlcira— Commissioner John R. erupting at the surface of a ■ strangers on a trip; at the worat, there said in an Intervle won the CBS S:5S (40) Newa (C) Single Copy ...... 16c Research Corp. and printed cases—Welfare Commissioner Munson, 11 per cent; Labor geyser Is generally near the | SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. By Carrier ...... weekly 75c broadcast "Face the Nation.” 7i00 (3) Movie could be a national hysteria about salt (8) Truth or Conaequencea (C) Sunday In The Hartford 'hmes. Henry C. White, Ratchford and Commissioner Jack A. Fusarl “ We have a problem with re­ toiling point. A deep research _ 20 Purnell Place in Downtown Manchester MEMBER OF and sugar, with an emeigency crisis (18) Dick Van Dyke The poll focused on 14 state Edwin D. Etherington, former and Transportation Commis­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS spect to image,” Westmoreland (11-80) Newa — Weather and hole drilled at the Norris The Associated Press 1s exclusively en­ SpprtaSpot (C| personalities, excluding Mos- Wesleyan University president sioner A. Earl Wood 10 per Geyser Basin In YellO#stona^^® over whether the attempted controls added. “ I think it Is steadily (40) ABC Newa titled to the use of republication of all klll. and chairman of the commis­ cent. T ' National Park showed water a t ----- news dispatches credited to It or not other­ improving. It Is absolutely es­ TiSO (8) Thia la Yonr Life (C) should be local, state, or federal. (18) Movie Game Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian sion cn state economy. Two-thirds of those polled wise credited in this paper and also the sential to have greater public (C) 466 degrees Fahrenheit at a local news published hero. (11) I Dreani ot Jeannie (Cl got a favorable rating from 26 Homer D, Babbidge Jr., pres­ said they had never heard of All rights of republication of special dl.s- support. (M) Let’a Hake n Deal depthlqf 1,(>88 feet. We mention all this here, not to play (4*> Movie Read Herald Advertisements patches herein are also reserved. “ The public cannot have it our part in spreading the possible 8:00 (II Ml Itewan and Hartin’a The Manchester Publishing Company as­ both ways—they cannot degr­ Langh-ln (C) sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ horror, but to Interpose the cautionary (8) ABC Newi Special (C) graphical errors appearing in ndvertls- ad ethe military and expect to (18) Movie ments and other reading matter in The hope that somehow an anti-hysteria vac­ do away with the draft.” 8:30 (3) Conn-TacI (C) Manchester Evening Herald. B:M (8) Uero’e Lucy (C) cine can be spread out ahead of the The success of an all-volun­ ( 8 ^ ) Pro Football (C) Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Wnshlng- teer Army, he said, depends on (ll-M) Movie ton Post News Service. rumor itself. Sometinies the worst drug 9:30 (3) Doris Day Show (C) Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. obtaining funds and public sup­ (13) Caadld Camera Publishers Representatives — Mathews. in American life is not anything anybody port adequate to attract volun­ 10;M (8) Three Bona Special (C) Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency (18) News, Weather A Sporta —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. tries to sneak into our diet, but tl)e care­ teers "from a cross-section of lOiM (18) Hartford Tolk-In (C) Terms Available Free Forking American society,” 11:00 (S-8-II-S040) News, Weather A MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- less gullibility with which we ourselves Sports (C) in Manchester TIONS. ,, (I8) ConnecHout Report (C) repeat and spread.r-the outlandish rumor 11:16 (8) Man From V.N.C.L.E. Dlimlay advertising closing hours 11:80 (11-30) Tonitht Show Johnny For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday '* or the Isolated incident, until, sooner or Carson ent in the wilderness. Sen. Taft political operatives as Ash­ rendezvous from ever taking tivities or represent the Al- from the Unlrni. the latest in September. And we have received, over the years, place. demands and other Increasing tories and a lasting peace can­ was Mr. Republican when being so brook readies a possible Dec. lende regime in dealings with In 1864; during the Clvfl War, Before then, ramgers were repeated and consistent testimony that operational costs. not be achieved if New Delhi wasn’t very much. Yet in 1952, when at 27 announcement that he will Muskie’s proposed Dec. 17 the U.S. government. Union troops under Gen. Wll- alammed that tourists were tatic- Before any step is taken to fails to give back what it con­ everything "Miss Clulow” has been to long last the GOP smelled victory, the enter the New Hampshire pri­ trip to Philadelphia was scrub­ Nevertheless, the connection llarni T. Shermam occupied Sa- ing tortoises home with them, subsidize the Connecticut CO. quered with its tanks. We do Christmas abounds at Watkins. party turned to Dwight Eisenhower. mary. bed when his appearance on a with Linowitz is a prestigious vauinatii, Ga. and out of their natural envi­ us, inside the oiganization, she has been or any* other public transporta­ not want to be Involved in a There’s home fumishine:s for There was hardly a delegate that year With the assured backing of Mike Douglas ■ television show one in American liberal circles In 1922, 14 republics of Rus­ ronment many of them died. A also in all the dealings with the com ­ tion system every public offlcal war every five or ten years.”— every room in your home. Now who didn’t owe a debt to Bob Taft. No right-wing puUisher William there fell through. New plana for the far left Chilean govern­ sia formed the Union of Soviet publicity campaign seems to should thoroughly study the ex­ Zulfikar AU Bhutto, who took SociaUlst 'Republics. is the time to choose those very munity itself which naturally became matter; they voted for Ike. Loeb of the powerful Manches­ call for him to go to Philadel­ ment. What’s more, Linowitz have ended the turtlenapping. periences of other municipalities over today as president of Pak­ Ten Years Ago part of her functioning. Those who did ter, N.H., Union-leader, it is the phia early in January with a has made no secret of his be­ The rangers weigh and meas­ special gifts for your loved ones Or consider Hubert Humphrey. If ever in this part of the country. istan, at a news conference en The U. N. General Assembly White House assumption that rescheduled visit to ex-police lief that the Nixon administra­ ure eaich tortoise, etching an gH or a special friend. Whatever the business with fHie Hera'd through her a Democrat merited the solid support of The subsidization of public route home. voted to atsk the World Court Ashbrook will skim off about chief Rizzi, who was elected tion should have taken a more Identifying number into its shell jjo reason, Watkins has much to his party, it was Vice President Humirfi- transit systems has been fraught for an opinion on the refusal found her always fair and considerate half the anti-Nixon vote: New mayor in November after a friendly attitude toward Allende before releaising it. choose from this year . . . and rey, a founder of the ADA, a staunch with all sorts of money trou­ “I don’t want to lock them of France, the Soviet Union auid Hampshire conservatives who tough law-and-order campaign. following his election in 1970. A vailley in the Valleclto ^ shopping at Watkins can be and and unfailing in her natural courtesy. friend of union labor, a darling of the bles—almost to the point of fin­ into tile levels o i income ether countries to pay speclad otherwise would vote for the lib­ But the postponement gives A footnote: Unowitz is pre­ Mountains wais selected be­ liberal Intellectuals. Instead, Mr. Hum­ ancial disaster in some local­ they’ve got. I don’t want to lock assessments. ^ Always is a pleasure. This is, for The Herald, the last week eral McCloskey simply to show new opportunity to those Mus­ paring a conference on Latin cause “it’s a suitable environ­ phrey was tom apart by his friends, ities. In our state we have seen them into the method of farm­ Five Yeaus Ago their anger at Mr. Nixon. kie men, both in Washington America hero . earljr. next year ment for them amd the tortoises ifa C!ome in to Watkins-today and of her service. We resisted her intention and if they didn’t cost him the election the drain of millions of tax dol­ ing. I want them to be flexlUe. U, 8. officlads said am amti- Beyond that, the President’s and Pennsylvania, who do not under the sponsorship of the are protected from the casual discover how we can solve the to retire: she is the perfect example of in 1968 their performance at Chicago lars over the years to keep the I want them to be able to have atircratt missile fired from political aides doubt that with­ want his residential campaign District of Columbia’s five uni­ visitor,” Brown saild. last minute shopping rush for surely didn’t help him. out the support o^ national New Haven i^Iroad and now credit and grow.”—^Barl L. North Vietnaim lamded In the what an office manager should be. to rub elbows with Rizzo and versities and to be addressed leaders of Republican conserva­ the Penn Central from going out Butz describing in an Interview midst of a North Vletnaimese | g you. The general public is equally mercuri­ thereby risk estranging liber­ by three left-of-center einti-Com- of the public transportation But we wish her many years of tism Ashbrook can mount any­ als. When some Muskie aides the approach he will take in his fishing flmt. al, as Richard Nixon can testify. In 1960 munlst ex-presidents from Latin business. One Year Ago When you see the massive thing like a serious threat learned for the first time from new Job as secretary of agprlcul- FUEL 17 CK pleasant and fruitful retirement, on the the nation had enjoyed eight years of America—Romulo Betancourt of The report just relesused by ture. Wlaidyslaw Gomulka resigned ^ weightiness, the superb finish against the President. Backing reading this column that Mus­ OIL ■■oil C.O.D. ground that we have never known any­ peace and plenty: as Vice Presidept. Venezuela, Eduardo Prel of the Metropolitan Boston Transit as heeul of the Communist par­ and detailing of these new pieces the President will be Gov. Ron­ kie would see Rizzo, they were Mr. Nixon had good credentials and the Chile, and Fernando Belaunde Authority, MBTA, reveals an ty In Poland after a w e e k 'o f in staunch Solid Pine or Maple, one to deserve it more. ald Reagan of California and apoplectic. Jake Republican Party had every reason to Terry of Peru. The predictable operating budget for next year rioting over food prices. ^ you’ll say to yourself: “How Sens. Strom Thurmond of South The main reason the Muskle- expect the voters’ gratitude. Yet result will be a broadside, ac­ at a record high o t $141 Million. Herald Carolina, Barry Goldwater of Rlzzo meeting will take place KEtlEY ft SONS ^ does Watkins do it?’’ Round that spring and summer there was a Arizona and John Tower of cusing the Nixon administration This budget reflects a deficit M-HB. BDBMKR UlKViaE w , table, with plastic heavy 2” slight recession, and the voters went for Texas. is George Mitchell, Democratic of insensitivity toward Latin of more than $70 Million — a Yesterdays Enrolhnent Up 6 Pet. Pass The Salt, Calmly national committeeman from ^ plank top that extends to 54’’ the untested but charismatic Kennedy, Moreover, a top-ranked Re­ America. mpre alarming all time high! Maine and Muskie’s chief pol­ with one 12’’ leaf and four Cap- The creation of a new horror in Ameri­ Later, in 1964, they burled all the Repub­ publican conservative in the The deficit of almost $6 Million 25 Years Ago WASHUNGTON — U.S. enroll­ 647-9732 itical operative. Although Mus­ e licans; in 1966 they resurrected both the House, Rep. Sam Devine of per month will have to come ment In higher-education insti­ P tains Chairs, that give a secure can living is now taking place right be­ Mrs. Nellie Childs, formerly of GOP and Mr. Nixon. Ohio, is now part of the Repub­ kie did not endorse Rizzo for France Relaxes from the property tax bills of tutions for the 1971-72 school Serving OreaUer Manchester, y® and comfortable feeling when Manchester, widow of William fore our eyes, in the news media, in a lican House leadership. As the mayor after he won the Demo- the 79 member communities in year rose 6 per cent to 8.4 mil­ Vsrneik, Coventry, Tolland, you are seated. 5 pc. $199. All of which needs to be remembered ractlc nomination, Mitchell tells Money Controls H. Childs, famed industrial lion students, compatred with way which makes us even hesitate to new vice chairman of the Re­ the MBTA district. Ellington and Soulta Window as you follow the winter “ book” on the friends he personally hoped for leader and promoter of "Bon 7.9 million the previous yearn. publican Conference, Devine has PARIS—Improvement in its Many of these communities comment on it, for fear of playing part fortunes of the Messrs. Nixon, Muskie, a Rizzo victory. Ami,” dies in her 88th year in been attending Mr. Nixon’s bi­ foreign-exchange reserves has are struggling to divorce them­ in creating and spreading the thing we Jackson, McGovern and Kennedy. Chile In Washington Brcokljm. ^ Student Bridge Tole Floor Lamp, Gold Trim, weekly sessions with Republican led France to relax some of its selves from the MBTA while ^ 3-way switch. Available in Nutmeg, Green, don't even want to have bom. Look first at the fortunes of President leaders as a happily contented The Washington law firm of exchange controls. French resi­ others protest any further in­ Nixon. It’s hard now to remember the member of the President’s poli­ Sol M, Linowitz, U.S. Ambass­ dents traveling abroad may now creases and threaten to with­ 10 Years Ago Black, White, Gold or Red. $33.50 ador to the Organization of It seems to have begun down in Suf­ state of the Union when he came to of­ tical family. take out up to $680 in foreign hold the amounts which they The Rev. Edward W. Johnson American states during the folk County, Long Island, with some­ fice three years ago. Yet the nation was Devine is extremely influen­ currency and $90 in French are expected to ante up. The is erdained to the Episcopal WE NAINTMN OUR LOWEST PRIDES « Antique Brass Table Lamp, with Amber Font. Johnson administration, has as riven that day as it had not been tial with Republican conserva­ money for each trip, with no state of Mass, like this state is priesthood at St. George’s body starting what may have been been retained by President Sal­ 1 ^ 33" $25.00 since the Civil War. All over the country tives in the House through his limit on the number Of trips. in no position to pump huge Church in Bolton. merely a rumor to the effect that some­ leadership of an informal cabal Day In . . . Day Out... there was a tempest of tempers, and at Bookcase, Butternut Finish. Available in sev- body had been going into public restau­ the center of it was Vietnam; from it known as “ the Devine group.” flowed everything from inflation to civil An intimate of Ashbrook's. De- rants and dropping a little LSD into ^ oral sizes, adjustable shelves. diso^er. It was the one issue which, vine is not expected to back salt and pepper shakers, sugar bowls, above everything else, tore at the peo­ his challenge to Mr. Nixon. on PRESCRIPTIONS f t ple. A footnote: Florida Republi­ or mustard jars. Fischetti ^ Student Desk, 4 drawers, 40x20x30"H, Solid Today hardly a handful of American . . . resulting in meaningful The rumor apparently began in re­ Vo Maple. $99. soldiers remain in Vietnam and they A Thought for Today SUMMITS savings to you every day! ports to the police, who have been, how­ will be gone in a few months. In short. ever, unable to make any arrests. President Nixon has done what neither Sponsored by the Manchester No ups fwd downs In yonr Prescription Hitchcock Country Bench- -Black Decorated President Kennedy nor President John­ Council of Churches costs ■— no "discounts” today, "Regular Now the situation has progressed to with Autmn Seat. $79.00 son could do, extricate us from that / Fohptm prices” tomorrow! the point where the Suffolk County Leg­ tragic place. Equally important, he has The Joy of Looking Forward No “ reduced specials”—«o "temporary islature is considering a law which done so without a debacle. By any stan­ Someone has said that for a reductions” on Prescriptions to lure healthy outlook In life we need oustomersi Hall Clocks, Westminster Chime, Cherry or would require all condiments to be pack­ dards whatever, that has been an ac­ CLAUS complishment of the first rank. to keep a tight rein in our " " At the siune .time, $here Is never any Pine. $329. ■4 aged in individual containers in every nc.stalglc moods. The two “ fatal mm compromise In service or quality! food - dispensing establishment in the But it has won him surprisingly few phruses” are: “i remember SfiTO plaudits. Anyway, you hear few of them country. when . . and “ the good old sung by those very voices that, a short days.” mo r.. YOU GET OUR LOWEST while ago, were the loudest in demand­ PRIOEB EVERY DAY-DF THE As you read the New Testa­ We Deliver Part of the discussion of this proposed ing an end to that wafr-TVnd a recent YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE ment, you find a great emphasis law has emphasized the -truly terrible Louis Harris poll reported that 56 per MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere on the joy of looking forward. cent of the voters were “ negative” on possibility that the innocent patrons of Not only did astrologers from YEAR . ^ . ON ALL YOUR p . the handling of the Vietnam War. PRESOBIPTION NEEDS. a public restaurant might suddenly find the east come to know of this Come into Watkins and sign up for Paradoxically,' 63 per cent of the vot­ One bom at Bethlehem, but themselves off on a “ trip” without even ^ the Main Street Guild Christmas 1^ ers gave President Nixon a favorable each of us who Is truly alive is TRY US AND S ll V o Drawing! WIN A FREE LA-Z-BOY | knowing why. “ overall” rating, the highest he has had cn some pilgrimage of hope and since October 1969. This seems to be at­ destiny. RECLINERI and many, many more ^ One of the police authorities support­ tributable to his boldness in tackling the This Christmas may God in­ ^ beautiful gifts! ing such a law thinks even one such in­ inflation problem. Vietnam, you see, is crease our joy In looking for­ cident “ could end in disaster” and a “ was" issue; Inflation a “ now” issue. ward to becoming more fully thinks that “ a law like this would cut So a good surmise is that President that kind of person whom God Nixon 's fortunes, come next November, intends us to bo. Lot us remem­ the percentages way down.” will turn not on what he has accomplish­ ber that there is something we ed, however much, but rather on what v/lll never be apart from 935 Main St., Manchester - Open Every Night till 9 P.M. - Sat. Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Phone 643-5171 We think we know, frotp past ex­ the voters in early fall think he has done Jesus the Christ. AT THI PARKADI — WIST MIDPU TPKI. perience with the way crime specialties for them lately, — VERMONT ROYS­ WInthrop. Nelson begin being Imitated and spread across TER IN THE WALL STREET JOUR­ CO-Postor NAL. Center Congregational Church V'/y m in HeMh ani> M m m m

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in Manchester for many years Home, &18 Burnside Ave., Bast before moving to Bristol Hartford. Burial will be in Hill­ High Court Springfield MANOHEaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 Obituary She is survived by a nephew, side Cemetery, East Hartford. PAGE N!MB Dr. Carl W. Johnson .of Enfield; Friends may call at the fu­ » u) nieces, Mrs. John Jack- neral home tomorrow from 7 to Backs ‘Pacts’ Warehouse back the Ohrlstmas job she had up the stepa because the eleva­ Bniiw W. lUm tn sprtngfieid. Mass., and 9 p.m. last year, Pair Slain tor was out of order. SOUTH WINDSOR — Bruno Mrs. Philip Pratt of Water- The family sugj'esta that any Bums Down Teen Shopliftera Kathy, who is 18 and from a According to the police theo­ William Rothe, 00, formerly of bury. memorial contributions may be WithAccused middle-class famRy, «nly -steqls ry, a gunman was hiding in the South Windsor, died Saturday at Funeral services will be to­ when ahe’a.,depreB»Rd. made to the Heart Association SPRINGFIELD, MaM. (AP) In Harlem stairwell near the third floor. an Bast Hartford convalescent morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the of Greater Hartford, 310 OoUlns WASHINGTON (AP) — The She gets depressed, riie sold, Although the victims had their home. Leete Funeral Home, 128 Pearl St., Hartford. Supreme Court said today that — A two-story brick warehouse A New Phenomena mainly when aha thinks____ "* 'about money when found, police be­ Private funeral services were St.,.Enfield. The Rev. Robert C. bargaining between a prose­ owned by Railroad and Freight the nation's economic balance Project lieve the motive for the attack cutor and an accused person in OLARjKBVILLHJ, md. (AJ») held this mominj; at the Ladd Lane of the Enfleld Congrega­ Salvage Corp. on Ma|ne Street mainly, but I want to see that much proRt stores are was robbery. a criminal case "is an essential N E W YORK (AP) - Funeral Home, 10 Ellington tional Church will offlclate. l^r- I'stty, Ann- and— —r—., Kathy —« are teen-Mmii- my —„ mother wHj and twuwr father nave have making Off everjithlng they sell. „ They -..wjr , saidkuu theuw woman was 36 OAK ST in the North End was deMroyed Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Rich- ial will be in East Cemetery. Oil Leases component of the adminis­ ahopIUters, port of a gnrw- ■®m®tblng nice for a change, I tom’t know when I’ve Rwange people wander In here probably shot when she resisted tration of Justice." Sunday by a smoky three- ard B. Bertram, pastor of the There are no calling hours. log army of such youngsten ^ ^ them," Ann wonted more to out down on a d>y ®nd night and nobody stops a holdup attempt, and Ambrose IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER IS WHERE THE First Lutheran Church of Rock­ In an opinion by Chief Justice alarm fire that gave fire fight­ Biun.in. ______.. explained. store’s profits or when I’ve felt them." them,’’ mnvm says winiamWilliam nB. i»...Blue a. was shot when he fled down the ville, officiated. Burial was in Elwood Shannon Mean Money Warren iBurger, the court said ers an awkward battle. Plsgulng buslnessea around the Windsorville Cemetery, East so-called "plea bargaining" Paint and thinner stored oountry. So far, ehe has taken more depresewl about my own ^mant In the Harlem houstna Elwood Shannon of San Jose, than $60 worth of tovs and P®****®1 economics than when . . nousing Housing Authority pa- Windsor. Calif., brother of Harold Shan- WASHINGTON (AP) — The should be encouraged, if prop­ within the building produced I didn’t get my job back last P*^®^ where a man and worn- trolmen were suppoeed to be on erly administered, and re­ thick clouds of smoke and tcocic at clothes for her Iwni^'raWul riel ‘ 1®“ Mr. Rothe was bom March non of 17 Oval Lane, died sud- Supreme Court ruled Monday In d l^ high schools, ten and more than $80 In Christmas." CSirletmas," she rite sold.seld. an were found shot to death duty to guard the project’a 8,- PARK HILL JOYCE versed the oonvlcUrm of a man 4, 1881 in Germany and came denly of a heart attack Satur- that the government is enUUed fumes. 280 resldenta. But one was on to this country as a young m an.. day at his home. who claimed New York state Four firemen were treated Mc^t to‘’L ^ ”/ “^ ‘’ ohandlse for her parents. She hopes to steal enough Sunday vacation and the other was He lived in New York City be- He also is survived by his to more than 81 billion in im- reneged on a bargaiii. for smoke inhalation, two at the thmn MAma' •**** ■*‘® •*■*»’* taken anything trom the store to make up for Teams of detectives today LT1~ ... fore coming to South Windsor wife, a sister, and two other proceeds from oil drill "If every' criminal charge scene and two others at a hos­ ■he’s dninir *^STot what for herself and doeen’t Intent the money she la losing by not questioned tenants at the St **^5' authority spriiesman aomg. ^ Nicholas Houses to learn “ii 60 years ago. He operated a brothers. ing leases in the Gulf of Mexl- were subjected to a full-scale pital. One of the latter also waa Patty Ann and Kathy — the FLOWER SHOP farm in South Windsor for many ~ **** taken $00 in goods and has one whether on Saturday night any reported that The funeral and burial will be trial, the states and the federal treated for Injuries suffered 3ames are fictitious—reflect a years before he retired. government would need to mul­ C9>rlatmas present to get yet. of them had seen a stranger en- f® the 38 projMts In Konhat- in San Jose.' when he fell down a stairway. new kind of antisocial behavior . . s u r e it*t a crim e; Sun-lvors are a son, Edward The court, in a unanimous or­ tiply by many times the num­ "Tha lari one Is the reoUy ter — the stairwell...... where* the tan were unguarded during the Both were later released from among teen-agers. The shop- early morning shift. IS LOCATED FOR ALL OF YOUR M. Rothe of Newington; a der, granted a motion by the ber of judges and court facil­ and I know that special one and It has to be es- murden occurred. Mrs. Merton W. Hills the hospital. UfUng {riienomenon cuts acroes daughter, Mrs. Clarence Dun­ government for entry of a de­ ities," said the court's opinion. ------peclally nice," she said. "It’s ’The slayings were the fifth HEBRON—Mrs. Della Porter _ _ The building's second floor racial and social lines drawing can of East Longmeadow, cree giving the money to the "Sure It’s a crime and I know to bo a present for my and sixth In the lost five Hills, 96, former Hebron town federaj 'gi^erlimeAt.' “Desposltlon of chares after was empty and its windows had recruits from among the Mass.; and three grandchildren. plea discussion is not only an ^Murer Md to ^ cler^died xhe government had con- been closed otl with cinder middle class and poor, urbfm that. And I’m going to stop oft- months Th city public housing essential part of the process er I get all the presents I want ™ drawback, she con- developments, ae . . the Natchaug IM vate tended that it was enUUed to blocks. Since the heat was ao and suburban famUies. James Cole to glvo.’’ rile sold. H Arm avaa tinned, to the risk. "M would Herbert Ambrose, 41, a Janl- CHRISTMAS buit a highly desirable part for intense firemen could not fight Whv A ,, to give," rile said. If Ann over ™“®<*- “ the rlok. "M wtiuld Herbert Ambrose, 41, a Janl- James Cole, 59, many reasons. the fire from the roof, they thrS^Sle^we^r’lSf gS discover, that one cf li^Tbroth- ^ h* PoUce Headquarters, was ton, Del., formerly of MancheS' It______leads to prompt______and were forced to break out the amed to ten ®” «■ turns to riiop- “y parents, found near the first-floor land- ter, died Dec. 11 at his home. M r.. H ill. Oct. S. S f l l S T l S M cinder blocks with hammers to He was president of The Mer- igTB in Hebron. She was elected criminal cases; it avoids much sTi!^r’nme^'a?t« ___ When asked - why - -eome______young- Woods,— 80, was found on the get water on the blase. assured their identities FLORAL NEEDS! assured their identitiA. would “ ““ ****^ Canute Press, Inc, of Wilming- i„ 1927 for a two-^ar term as “i.r ^ e ^ = 7 , of the corrosive impact of en­ Leonard Schwarts of ILong- not be divulged. their brains for a w eek." •**” ehopllghUng, Patty stairway between the second town treasurer and as agent of forced idleness during pretrial meadow, owner of the building, A TUnee reporter mot the Kathy became a thief on a The funeral and burial were to Town Deposit B\md. In 1929, seiuea. confinement tor those \rito are FOR FREE DELIVERY, PHONE 649-0791 or 649-1443 was unable to estimate his loss.' gWs 'While doing work among dara a iittiA mrAi* a vma*e mMA ^ notWng^ B H moFo shot. private. she was elected town clerk and justices made no com denied release pending trial; it He said he had no idea how youth groups. and says she has irnnHimA/^ ^ **^^” * * ^ torspend a Sat- PoUce said the woman aj^iar- Mr. Cole was bom in Belfast, served in that post until 1944. in granting the govern' prefects the puMic from those much merchandise was in the the th rilL ^ iS ^ ^ ^ «jfternoon than sitting ently had been vbiltng Jm - 2 Northern Ireland, and came to At the Ume of her death, she motion. accused persons who are prone au V, ,__ .J around the house watching your brose. They were returning building. Patty, a dark haired, 17-year- this country and to Manchester was the oldest member of the In oral hearings last week tc continue criminal conduct At the height of the blase the old, comes from what she caUs groceries eome time ^ as a child. He was a graduate First CongregaUonal Church of U.S. Solicitor General Erwin N. even while on pre-trial release; on a store which didn’t give her on the tube.” fore 8 a.m. and were walkliir roof collapsed and a billboard a "disgustingly middle - class of BenUey College in' Boston Hebron, and had been a mem- Griswold had argued in behalf shortening the time be- mounted there fell into the fbmlly with a nice house In a and went to Wilmington in 1986 ber of the church for 80 years, of the government's claim for tween trial and dispesiUon, it building. with the DtiPont Co. In 1946, he She served as organist and as a the money "the amount here is enhances whatever may be the nice Bubdlvlrion and more plas- tio neighbors than you can joined MercanUle Press and be- Sunday 8chon,e escrow account was es- ®°"'^®‘®^ hy a New York Su- were changed most drastically get free treatment from a to keep most of It for herself. tRoger------W. between the national and state of gambling records. (Continued from Page One) After Husband tistry studies. In eight days, the Survivors are two sons, Ray­ Porter of PineUas Park. Fla.; g^overnments. Some 7(» million Santob^o had pleaded in- hurt by what amounts to a 18 students saw 400 patients Fatty, a veteran of almoat mond S. Cole of Baltimore, Md., a stepson, Jesse A. ‘ mils of * dollars from riVenues’"fronroii chaig®s of gambling Aug. 15 announcement o l his ®t®®P price for their products in Best Man Fight and puiled nearly 5,0(X> teeth. two years of shoplifting, sees Palmetto, Fla.; 12 grandchil and possession of gambling „ew economic program, wUl be markeU. The Transkel, a eeml-autoao- no reason to stop. She esti­ and Richard H. Oole of Houston, leasing lands still remains in LOS ANGELES (AP) Tex.; a brother, Ephraim Cole dren and several great-grand dispute. records but changed his plea to agreement was expected . ___ v ... .. mous tribal reservation. mated that since she was dared Any GHf h a of Morrisville, Pa.; and three children. Louisiana had argued that re- guilty to the lesser charge after pwarlly. to be a tonic, however, for the bride became a widow about three million people by two friends to take a peUr of grandchildren. Ftoteral services ^ lease of the funds would be pre- the district attorney’s office «vlded the exchange Into a u.S. stock market. Stock prices \ redding dentist, $10 gloves, she has obtained thoughfful Gift Wednesday The family sugests that me­ .r.— m->tiire since the question of said it would make no recom- conunercial section handling 90 rose sharply when President was shot m ore than $800 In merchandise. morial contributions may be mendatlons as to sentence. per cent of exchange operations Nixon amiounced six days ago during an ai^punent . 'T ve gotten away with every­ a Regal Giff When he was sentenced In and a fiitancial or free market, that the United States was ^® m®"- pollc^\^d. thing from a can of mushrooms made to a charity of the donor’s Michael Regers and ■ his choice. January 1970, a different assist­ mainly for tourist use. ready to devalue the dollar by in a grocery to hoU a Stereo is a ant attorney was in charge of State bankers and govern­ raising the price of gold. bride, Donna, both 18, were to shared. Regers was killed by a Miss Johnson was bom June HARTFO RD (AP) — shotgun blast. Patty, the youngeri of three made to the Deacon’s Fur^ of Marshall, William J. Breiman aible to the new alignments eU- 3, 1874 in Sweden and had lived preme Court should settle own- The legislative reapportiemment Police hocked Wolkoff for In­ children, has alwayn been given the Flr^ Oongregational Church Jr. and Potter Stewart said in a toough some exporters bound plan, one of the most con- erriiip of funds from leasings in vestigation of murder. almdrt anything ahe waitta. o i Hebron. dissenting opinion that a man by long-term fixed dollar cwi- troverslai of state documents an area more than one foot sea­ "There’a'no ebaUenge in that. should have the right to with- tracts, including ship owners of has finally been printed and Peraonal Notices ward cf the line that Louisiana I oak for something and I get ^ " ® ‘'ls“ the “^ d a r y uiT '>®®®“ ®® ^ J ^ ^ fr e compl^^ ^ t they w ill ^ dlstrib^t^ iJies^y. tmprwed Soybean CXIVKNTRY—Mrs. Lila Har- - ^ ® broken agreement. stood to lose millions of dollars j It, period. SbopUfUng le differ- I Management Urged wit, and exciting, even though vey Hamilton, 83, of Gable Rd.,. ^ . because of devaluation of the Printing o f the n u ^ and the In Memoriam widow of Mtarcus P. Hamilton, toe court held 8 to 2 text as completed last week WASHIiNOTOff — Secretary of rnx always scared half to In lovi]inc: memory of Sophie dollar. Kramer, who passed away Decern* died Saturday at Windham Com- o ira e r^ p of sub- School Bias and the two sections have to be ^.rjculture Clifford M. Hardin ber 20. 1966. munity Memorial Hospital, Wll- to the Gulf be- assembled into packets b^ore has' called on soybean produc- She bits the larger stores be- Gone but not forgotten. limantic. Bins three miles beyond the Suit Asked b e l^ disseminated; '- •_ ere- to^jmprove .thair harvesting oappe they have more means of Mrs. Hamilton was bom in L®tosiana o u t lin e as it would Moiietary Accord Daughter Mary and family ■The plan is already the aub-, Practices and ipanagement, protecting themaelves and “I Vemon and had lived for many under Inter- Against HEW 'Ject of two la w siU ts-^ e annually cost them one WINDOW feel a greater senee of accom- In Memoriam years In East Hartford before May Mean Jo))s In federal court by the Demo- ^ bushels they grow pUriiment when I can take OUR MOTHER coming to Coventry 21 years However, the 1969 decision WASHINGTON (AP) - crats, who claim it Is unebn- in .1971 could mean a farm something, and not get caught." Our mom passed out of this ago. She was a member of the not settle the precise bound' (Continued from Page One) worldwwsAu and uiwinto c»a brighteruas^tifcci vssv.one. We . ------.. —_ _ - ICiltSI'tUfederal CWUIVcourt was Wtt9 lUIAtTUasked JVAWJ14* stltuUonal, and the other filed tocome loss of more than $360 SHADES Ann to an attractive Mack in Superior Court by the Re- million. He says two-thirds ai whoee ready smile can’t hide a S ^ » I e d s p ^ ' T S ^ l»-P®r-c®nt Import sur- Mode to Otdor she did for us while she was with “ WUlImantic and the Women's appeumea special m a s ------. . . publicans, wtK> want to correct toe loss is unnecessary, sadneas In her eyes. She Is the ment against the charge imposed Aug.. 15 by Bring your old roBen in US. She sat by our bed when we Society of Christian Service of ‘er to hold hearings and make Education Md Wel- certain oversights and "inad------^------and M ve $So per shade. Olderi child of a seven-member were sick, nursed us back to the Wesley Memorial United preliminary determinations. president Nixon... health, cooked our meals to make fare for allegedly falling to en vertencles." Mussel Harvest O ff family. us healthy and strong, gave us Methodist Church in East Hart- Since 1956, the proceeds of aU force school and college deseg- Lifting the "surcharge will LA a JOHNSON The fatoer, with a limited clothes to keep us warm, not hav­ ford. federal and state leasimr of oil “““ "I^® P*an favors the GOP, es- lUNtfAViULnsKNOXVILLE .— — TlieThe muss^ mussel ing much for herself afterward. education and lack cf skills, The sacrifices she made to give us drilling rlghU in S^rt d^Ses to toelrTr^^g- W the Senate district harvest on the Tennessee Rlv- Survivors are a son. Marcus PAINT 00. has been unemployed more kids the love and care she so un­ M. Hamilton of Hartford; a ®r®a have been impounded ®tates. Cvels“ 1 ^ m t o r c u r ^ e 'S ^ T '^ r *^tolns the same number er, about 10,000 tons annually selfishly gava. She opened her heart The motion, stemming from Dlstrlct8-86, but from 1946 to 1966. fell to than a year. The mother takes to all. always giving, never asking, stepson, Wesley W. Hamilton of pending, a final settlement. 1.2M 723 BIAIN ST. an October 1970 suit by several ®®” ® charge on ^vliltUes the size of the House tons in 1970 despite a large In washing and does some never taking. She was that kind Santa Maria, Calif.; a daughter, StlU to be settled in the mon- of person spreading love, cheer, Southern students, charges that ' Mrs. Vernon L. Tilton of COv- ®y area is release of additional the government bnshas hp«nbeen in to other words. the import sense of the word. We will miss her entry, with whom she made her funds derived from the so- Aim hod never done any greatly, dear God. but we feel, "wholesale default” in enforce­ tax' cn an item subject to a 4 that she will get her great reward home; a stepdaughter, Mrs. called split leases. These are per cent imjiort duty before rimpilftlng untfl November. "I now. by being in Heaven with you. ment of nU e VI of the 1964 d v - don’t like doing it," ahe said. ‘T And when our day com es,' we will Sarah Shields of Haddam Neck; leases lying partly in an area il Rights Act. Aug. 15 will drop 6 per cent -IIIIM- -•111** all be united once again. This is feel rve got to." and five grandchildren. to which Louisiana asserts a The department, it alleges, with the lifting of the sur­ my mother dear God. take her and FVneral services will be claim and partly an area to Lari Chrtotmas her family bless her with your love, and kind­ has annually continued to charge. ness for she so richly deseryes it. Wedne^ay at 11 a.m. at the which the govei^ent says the, ^ ,^riI^‘'upo7mimons The change in the "ofttclal” hod "to take handouts from Amen. , ^ some wUto charity and Pm not The Rowett Children. Newkirk and Whitney FUneral state has no claim price of gold—the price the •*i«i r~ Aure Hitota qWTlR dollars in federal aid to segre­ G O O D f ^ E A R i about to see that luq;q;Mn gated public schools and col­ United States 'wlU pay In trans­ SERVICE ^STORES ^ ^ T . T r J actions with other countries— again.')* leges throughout the South.” WfHOJDS LARGEST GENERAL ELECntK There haven’t been many "Under a variety of half­ requires congressional approv­ APPLIANCE. TV A STEREO DEALER al, which cannot come until ,J J leaUy good Cbrlatmaaes In her hearted HEIW enforcement pol­ icies and unnecessary self-de next month at the earliest. alqaoet U years and she to de­ nylng ordinances, hundreds of Con§fress is not in session. termined to malto this a hOU- elementary and secondary But the practical effects of day the family can remember. school districts have continued the agreement on commercial “I’m doing It for the kids OiUaqsL Xaniakn, to receive federal aid for or personal transactions will be months and years after they more immediate, since those were found to be segregating or transactioiis are not directly discriminating in violation of tied to "official" currency val­ S snajuiif, $JcdojtL 'ntle VI and the Ckmstitution,” ues. the action charges. Dr. Milton Friedman of the “And in the area of higher University of Chicago, education the agency has yet to reached at Ely, Vt., said Sun- begin even its first enforcement l^y that "the worst thing about General Electric Solid State AM/FW/FIIII STEREO System action in any of the 10* states toe agreement from the inter- C U m soL where it iMig ago found that an *>®Uonal point of view Is that It complete with 4 Speed Jam Resistant Turntable unconstitutional segregated sys- re-establishes a system of fixed tern continues In operation.” exchange rates which is bound and Dust Cover: equipped for Porta-Fi' Thfr plalntlffk asked the U.S. *»■ ‘ ®ter to bring further District Court in the District of monetary crises." PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE — Columbia to order HEW to be- toe U.S. point of gin administrative or judicial ” ®'**' ’ Friedman said, "I be- ENTme STOCK OF WIGLET AND WIG CASES enforcement proceedings and >‘®''« “ P” >ve a great mls- withhold federal funds from J®**® to have agreed to a book- states and school districts not ^®fP*”£ chaise in the price of 2OV0 OFF REGULAR PRICES in compliance. gold. By cutting the links be- I R N K O f The brief charges that HEW ‘ '*'®®" toe dollar and gold on ★ LARGE SELECTION OF COLORS. INCLUDING HOT continues to distribute federal President Nixon set invpiwH iiv aid to 10 states found to be op- i**® **®*tor free as it should have PINK. GOLD, TURQUOISE, AVOCADO AND MORE erating segregated colleges '*®®n many years ago.” M M J N x IU t s between Jan. 1968 and Feb. 1970. In Boston, MIT economist ★ MANY STYLES INCLUDING THE CARRY-ME-ALONG It alleges that Louisiana, Mis­ Paul Samuelson said the agree­ stMHbchiMl f sissippi, Oklahoma, North Caro­ ment was "m ore complete and lina and Florida have "totally came earlier than I had ★ SOME AIRLINE APPROVED AS CHECK-IN LUGGAGE hoped.” defied" orders to submit deseg­ racial But Samuelson said the ef- regation plans, while Arkansas, of devaluation “won’t Pennsylvania, Georgia, Mary­ come overnight. R^en other snowtiras land and Virginia have failed to submit acceptable plans. countries have devalued, it has taken three or four years. Although 113 school districts Q SOLID iTATI AMRLIPIIR. MIohelln X M-i-s Radial There won’t be any Immediate CASCADES were found out of compliance TUNKR. No tubos to bum ouL Snow Tires make tracks on the man in the whsre ordinary snow Open Tdnight and ^very Night Until 9 PM. during the 1970-71 school year, Inetent sound. Outstanding rspro* ' street." duoiion. Stereo s u r for proolee tirss fear to Usad. Mlohe- HUMAN HAIR — ALL SHADES the brief said, as many os 74 a-,, irfiii «... ___ _ .. Most governments termed the tuning) Automstio eitotfenle lln's unique radial oon- are still out of compliance and a Switching botwosn FM and FM struotlon and (lexibla REG. $29.95 AC administrative -- ®««'®'"®"t * reasonable com- eteroo. steal bait put more tread SPECIAL Z 4*T 9 on tha road for sura Irao- tion has been‘’'take"‘'‘SalM i P™"*’**ance that stability would be re­ mlttori DfKl ^ODtlonat only 10. Q 4 gpggo mcORO CHANSON tlon and safea stops,stops. 8ae >i| stored to disrupted world com­ Repeat-FIsy Optloni Duet Cover. SET INCLUDED •Minimum Retell Rrlee ..Wua'.' Reoeiver ■ Into them today. Mlohalln merce. 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PA0B1BN MANCHESTER-EVENING HBRALD^ M AN Q H E Sl^ CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER^, 1971 MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD; MANCHES'TER, CONN., ■ MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN SALT Discussion For Wednesday Announcement VIENNA (AP) — Amartoan and Sovlat delegataa to the atrateflc arma limitation talks held another aeaalon at the So­ viet Bmbasay today and agreed to meet afaln on Wednesday, houre before the American del­ egation leaves for Chrlatmaa vacation. A conference source declined Anderson-Little to explain why the Wednesday meeting was scheduled so near the beginning of the holiday break. Some U.S. delegates will fly to the United States aboard an Air Force Jet scheduled to de­ WILLARD P. GRANT I.’ part Vienna at 3 p.m. Wednes­ day. Others were reported to have <9 ted for Christmas vaca­ tions in Europe, and some may We are pleased to announce ^hat Willard (BillI stay in Vienna. The Soviet aide did not dis- P. Grant is now associated with us. W e ara cloee its plans. According to the oonferatce equipped with the latest diagnostic equipment. source, today's meeting went usual.” The delegations Bill is specializing in diagnostic tuneups. Come In were said to be "hard at work 7 ^ - and quite serious.” The formal and let Bill show you what is wrong with your talks lasted for two hours, the car when it is checked on our new diagnostic source said. The session was the ISth dur­ machine. You will get a better running car for ing the Vienna round and the 105th since the SALT talks be- less. We are also equipped to handle the general needs of your car.

More T o Be Trained ■ iONOSTON — The Jamaican ^ oliday^ ale government ]4ans to increase GORMAN BROTHERS, INC. the number of students enrolled vm MAIN STREET MANOHMTBB in courses to train household THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET help from 1,000 to 6,000 by the TEL. 643-6860 end of 1972. Exciting holiday gift ideas He Makes It to Fountain Village in Sleighmobile at very special Anderson -Littie prices f y Not to be stopped by the lack of snow, which made it impossi­ came to town by means of a vehicle whose locomotion he did not FUNERAL HOME ble for him to make his appearance on the premises by means of reveal. The occasion is an annual event for the children of the sleigh or snowmobile, Santa arrives in a horse-drawn, gift-laden apartment complex and is sponsored by the owners, Emil Down­ buggy for yesterday afternoon’s party at Fountain Village. He ey, James Hudson and A m e Darlene. (Herald photo by Pinto) Bstabttdied 1S74 Three generations o f u rvke / \ t with the Red Cross during the said in general the regulations war. would:' T4i Best Csatet Btraet Savagery Claims Dacca; Along with 240 West Paki­ —Require lending institutions Oaan. 06040' stanis, he was transferred from to place in their lobbies posters Our Regular $25 Our Regular $30 the Intercontinental Hotel to declaring a nondlscrimlnatory <2M) 649-7196 lending policy. MBITS TAILORED MENS DACRON*/COTTON the miUtary cantonment before 1 Q 9 5 i g 9 5 dawn. —Require the policy to be de­ COUNTRY RUSH COATS ALL WEATHER COATS clared in symbols and w'ords in Peace Waits at Doorway The Mukti Bahini had de­ with zip-out pile liners. all the lenders’ advertising. manded that Malik be handed —Require lenders to begin a DACX!A (AP) — The JubUa- had been shot in the chest, and Indian troops in Dacca, was over and gave the Red Cross file on records of minority loan Our Regular $18 tion of victory haa given way to a big crowd watched his death telling newsmen at his head­ and the United Nations 24 hours Our Regular $7 to $9 applications and be able to savagery as Dacca’s Bengalis throes. His arm had been quarters, "I see a rosy lec­ to comply with the demand. LADIES' NYLON LADIES’ prove they don't discriminate. 1 4 9 5 avenge their murdered rela­ twisted until it split, and his an­ ture.” The Indian army posted rein­ SKI JACKETS —Outlaw words, l^rases, LUXURY SWEATERS 5 9 5 tives and comrades in blood. kles slashed with knives. He said he luq>ed the govern­ forcements around the hotel, symbols, forms and models Sizes S-M-L. Sizes S-M-L The city’s Bihari community, ment of Bangla D e^ could per­ and no attempt was made to People in the crowd claimed that imply discrimination. amcng whom the Pakistani mil­ suade the Bihari conununlty to seize him. he was a Bengali kUled by Bi- —Require each bank to dis­ itary regime found most of its remain. Our Regular $40 harls, but that seemed unlikely. close to the Federal Reserve Our Regular $7 to $ 8 collaborators, is the target. "There are no minorities The Indian army’s headquar­ Board its ratio of minority to MEN’S SMARTLY LADIES’ The Indian troops who occu­ now,” he said. "Everyone is a William J. Lennon, Direetor ters is inundated with inquiries nonminority housing loeuis, STYLED BLAZERS O 5 9 5 lted Dacca Thursday are try­ citizen of Bangla Desh.” Roy M. 'Thompson, Associate Director PLUSH JEANS about missing relatives. Federal Agencies Mriiether it refuses to make HP ing to check the killings. But Indian patrols are now dis­ R. Bruce Watkins, Associate Director, Corporation President SPORT COATS Sizes 5-13. Mutilated bodies are a com­ loans to ^letto residents and JPL they cannot stop the stab in the arming the Bangla Desh move­ mon sight in the streets. Every­ Out to Halt Bias whether minority members can dark and the back street repris­ ment’s Mukti Bahini guerrillas Watkins Directors welcome any questions on funerals, customs, where there is a lust for blood. get loans to build houses in the al. but it is a slow process. In Housing Loans procedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for a depenclable answer. Our Regular $15 and $17 ' Our Regular $10 A Bihari student who re­ predominantly white suburbs. No obligation, naturally. Some 6,000 Bangla Desh guer­ vealed the whereabouts of a “You have no more need for MEN’S HNELY TAILORED J 95 MENS 100% WASHINGTON (AP) — Fdur Q95 rillas, armed with modem auto­ mass grave was seized and arms,” an Indian lieutenant Perhaps this questhm has been on your mind: ALL WOOL WORSTED SHETLAND WOOL matic weapons, race through colonel told one guerrilla band. federal agencies will launch a bound. Only the appearance of Loans for Rural DRESS SLACKS SWEATERS the streets in crowded trucks an Indian patrol saved him “We are looking after your campaign March 1 to prevent and jeeps, dispensing their safety, and the war is over.” racial discrimination in the Water and Wastes from the mob. WASHINGTON — The Farm­ brand of justice to suspected There was an argument, but granting of hcusing loans by Q. My husband died shortly after paying a yearly insurance Four bound men were bludg­ ers Home Administration made traitors to their new nation. eventually the Mukti meekly banks and savings and loan as­ prelnium. Will we receive a refund on the premium when we Our Regular $ 6 eoned and bayoneted to death leans of |200 million and grants They have plenty to avenge. handed over their guns. sociations. receive the insurance check? Saturday at the end of a pubUc cf 340 million to rural commun­ MENS PERMANENT PRESS Two days b^ore the Pakistani So, too, did some 26,0(|i^ Paki­ meeting called to celebrate the The four agencies—Treasury ities of less than 5,503 popula­ 495 surrender, 120 local in­ stani troops in D acca dining A. In most cases, yeq. . It is usually figured on a pro-rated DRESS OR SPORT SHIRTS victory over Pakistan. Department, Federal Reserve tion in fiscal 1971 to finance tellectuals were rounded up and the weekend. b asis. Abdul Kader^ Sadiq, a self- Board, Federal Deposit Insur­ construction of more tiian 1,400^ butchered. Many were tortured They had been allowed to styled guerrilla general, told ance Corp. and Federal Home water and waste-disposal sys­ to death. keep their weapons until all the crowd anyone who took the Loan Bank Board—oversee and tems. Their decomposing bodies, law into his own hands would had been rounded up at the air­ monitor almost all of the bank­ kicked over by crowds and be punished. He said his prison­ port barracks and their safety ing, leniUng and monetary ac­ feasted on by dogs, still He ers would be given a proper secured. tivities in the United States. scattered among water-logged trial; as soon as he ended his (3en. J.S. Aurora, India’s But until recently they had not clay pits on the outskirts of the speech, he gave the order for eastern commander, told news­ used their regulatory powers to city. their execution. _ men the prisoners soon would enforce federal antidiscrimina­ Hundreds go dally to the With each bayonet thrust, the be shipped to seven camps in tion laws in the home-loan busi­ Special scene, taking their children crowd roared, “Jol Bangla,” India. ness. The laws have been on with them. the Bangla Desh battle cry. Joining the prisoners at the the books for more than three They had a fresh body to As the blood flawed, <3en. Sa- barracks was former Gov. A.M. years. TO N IG H r gape at Sunday. A young man gat Singh, commander of the Malik, who had taken refuge 'The announcement Sunday TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ONLY k news visuals

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hold yesterday with ths per­ decomposition rates of the gar-' t»AOft TWELVE MAKCHBSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d /MANCHBSI^, c o n n ., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20,-1971 Bolton formance of "Shepherds Re­ WORLD ALMANAC Garbage Studied bage. joice", a folk cantata sung by PACTS "W e're trying to find out the new D&L at TRI-CITY PLAZA no reason for the bonjblng, members of the adult choir To Learn Effect whether we have been sowing Eti. 88 & 86, Vernon Bomb Rattles The pipe bomb waa placed W h m o i i o i DMsomMv* M mSTI, augmented by young people the seeds of our 'own destruc­ cutslde the building near a win­ Phdten for jroor Olirtal- Yule Music Programs On Environment Deadlock Exists niMmss or New Yeer*eYear's Party. ■ from the congregation. tion by this practice," the coun­ Police Station dow, police aald. ty public information officer. A ll aU nrioas. iNItt M ' The traditional "white gifts" I AU qliea, aU prioes. Iron SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Rich McGllnchey, explained. * -^1’ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — $S.M np. Also aU K M at m were collected for re'slcjonts of t A series of garbage pits In a "Has explosive methane gas A bomb exploded Just outside School Loans Large salads, toot ^ I Planned by Churches Mansfield Training School and pcilce headquarters early to­ GFiVBVA — The World Bank a special offering was taken for hilly grasslands near here some been forming? Have chemical Over U.N. Chief OAU^ 86B-883S changes occurred In the gar­ day, knocking out two windows Group lent a record $106 mil­ The ftxir churches of Bolton day a newly formed Junior the Manchester Public Health day may uncover the environ­ bage that may someday affect UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Informants aald only Wald­ but causing no Injuries and lion to 14 developing countries I M IATO W N I will observe this Christmas In a choir composed of students in Nursing program. mental impact of man's time­ life above ground or our under­ heim received more than nine lltUe other damage. for educational purposes In fis­ . UU|4 80A(BB LANII _ variety of ways. grades 4 through 8 will perform In Carnival (AP) — Diplomats predicted less ritual of burying trash and ground water supplies? We votes but he, like the others, Police said there was no ad­ cal 1971, S3 per cent more than ■ BAUT HARTFORD ■ St. Maurice Roman Catholic several carols. Other Christmas Miss Martha Young, daugh­ that the Security Council might garbage. hope to find out." was vetoed. Waldheim report­ vance warning and could give a year earlier. ohuroh will/Offer on unusual and Day Masses will be at 7:80 q.m. ter cf Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Open this week Mon. thni'Thurs. till 9:30 remain deadlocked today In Its edly tallied 10 votes for, 3 op­ Impressive musical fare this and 11 a.m. ert Young of Notch Rd., Bol­ With $190,000 from the federal efforts to choose a new U.N. posed and 3 abstentions. Other year, with a midnight Christmas at. George Episcopal Church ton was one of five girls on the Environmental Protection secretary-general. votes were reported as Jakob- eve service featuring a 16-voice will hold a "Family Festival of Skidmore College Swimming Agency and $60,000 of its own, choir backed by trumpet, trom­ Brjallle, a system of "Today might not be the last son 8-5-2; Jarring 7-5-3, and Holy Communion” Christmas Team that participated In the raised dots for touch read­ Sonoma County has undertaken day,” said one. "It might be Herrera 7-4-4. bone and harpsichord. Eve at 7:16 p.m. which will In­ Sixth Annual Relay Carnival at- a two-year study of common ftixteen-yeor-old Richard Al­ ing and writing by the Tuesday." There were reports that clude caroling led by the choir, the State University College In blfn'Imd, was developed • ■ ■ by land fill operations, on garbage Another said the deadlock China voted agaliut all the can­ ton Jr., a student at Bolton communion and a sermon. Nur­ Binghamton, N. Y. dumps os they are aometlmes High, will direct the program Louis Braille, who himself could last even longer, forcing didates to assess their standing sery core will be provided. MORE MORE was blinded in an accident called. the General Assembly to delay wrlth other members; that Brit­ for the second year, and will ac­ A similar, though more for­ BiiTetln Board At Ootati, 10 miles south of at the dge of thred. The T ’ ^ \ its plans to adjourn Tuesday. ain voted against Waldheim company slngerB on the harpsi­ mal communion service, will be The public building commis­ World Almanac recalls that, here,..2Q0 tons of garbage are \ Secretary-Qeneral U Thant is and Britain and the United '3^ ♦ chord and organ. Two other BH8 held at 11:16 p.m. There will al­ sion will meet tonight at 7:80 as a teacher of the blind in diatributed daily among five ex­ retiring Dec. 31. States against Jarring because students, Crailg Potterton and so be communion services at 10 in the fireplace room of Com­ Paris, he simplified Charles cavations measuring 100 by 100 they are for Jakobson; that the Dave Potter, will play trumpet a.m. Christmas moniing and at munity Hall. feet and 60 feet deep. Each con­ The assembly can appoint the and trombone respecUvely. Barbier’s system of writing new secretary-general only aft­ United States voted against 10:16 a.m. the day after Christ­ The selectmen will meet to­ with points by using six tains special Instruments to A highlight of the service will mas. er a recommendation from the Herrera because It was on D&L and Swank Have The Gifts morrow at 7 p.m. In the town raised dots in various com­ record chemical changes and D&L and Formfit-Rogers Tell Her She’s be the Instrumental procession­ Members of United Metho­ UP, UP but not quite away, two young ladies in a carefree moment provided the is-member Security Council. To record against him, and that offices. binations. the Soviet Union voted against al, "Jesu, Joy of Man's De­ dist Church will celebrate the subject matter for a prize-winning pboto in the 115th annual exhibition of London’s get a recommendation, a candi­ The Board of Efnance will not Copyright ® 1D71, A Lovely Lady Jakobson for various reasons. That Are Definitely “Him” siring," by Johann SebasUan holiday with a Christmas Eve Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Royai Photographic Society. Titled “ Enjoyment.” it was one of 2,300 entries. date must receive the votes of meet Dec. 28 as originally Including objections to his writ­ Bach, and Uie Allelulla, also by program of readings and carols nine council members and es­ scheduled. The next meeting NEW! — EXOmNO in a beautiful Victorian sleep and lounge duo. Fluid nylon tricot in ings about Soviet diplomacy, Bach, which will combine harp­ at 7 p.m. A special feature will cape a veto. will be Jan. 26. Arab objections to his Zionist sichord, voices and brass. be poetic readings by members Wa^beds Banned I urple or rod with beaded lace trim. Hooded robe in S, M, $14... . One diplomat said the five Alton said that the Kyrie of Boys' hockey practice will be NATURAL HEALTH Most Withholding Payments Will Drop velo-holding permanent mem­ parentage and fear he would be ot the Grade 6 Sunday schodl MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — I Cong gown in P, S, K $9... .not shown: Short robe in P.S.M, $8.. . . an activist secretary-general. ths Mass wUl be in the form class. Nursery care will be pro­ held tomorrow afternoon at 4 The Memphis Housing Author- ! bers probably would vote the leather of a Gregorian chant. p.m. at the Herrick Memorial FOOD SHOPPE Short gown in P, ,S, M, $6. same as last Friday, when one vided. There will be no service Ity has banned waterbeds. The harpsichord, which was Park recreation building. An or more of them rejected all Christmas Day. The beds weight About 2,000 A T TH E (DftL, Lingerie, Manchester Parkade ft Trl-CIty Plaza, Vernon) accessories loaned by Mrs. Robert Clever- equipment check will be made. ceven candidates. General Motors Bo 11 o n Congregational pounds when filled, and MHA IRS Officials Predict don of Coventry, is a reproduc- Church will hold €in 8 p.m. ser­ officials said Friday that is PARKADE The five—-Britain, China, “initially” Uon (rf an eighteenth century Manchester Evening Herald France, the Soviet Union and Hails End To vice of carols and vespers -enough-to sink the majority of Instrument. Bolton Correspondent Judith the United States—met Satur­ his Christmem Eve. The church's the public housing units In the Trade Surcharge A t the 9:15 a.m. Mass Satur­ major holiday observance was Donohue, tel. 649-8409. city. More Cash for Spenders day and produced a new list of For the individualist, nine candidates for the couiicil cowhide leather accessor­ to vcte on tcday, dlfdomaUc DETROIT (AP) — A General By MIKE SHANAHAN Ihen there's the standard de­ with hefty tax bills to pay In ies w ith his own initials^. duction for taxpayers who sources said. Other nominations Motors spokesman says the WASHINGTON (AP) —Cuts April. Passcase Wallet In federal Income taxes that choose to claim an estimate of Congress reacted by passing have been made in the council. new economic agreement which Tcip vote getters at the secret (shown), Triplet take effect Jan. 1 will put more items like medical expenses, a law allowing higher deduction includes devaluation of the dol­ moving costs and local and councU session Friday were re­ C i^it Card Billfold cash into the pockets of most rates across the board next lar and the elimination of the Americans. state taxes, rather than taking year. It won't help in April, but ported to be U.N. Ambassadors 6-Hook Keycase 3 . Families with Just one wage the trouble to figure them out to offset the effect on families Kurt Waldheim of Austria and Import surcharge "wUI make W allet & K eycase earner will beneflt the most, item by item. with a single wage earner, the Max Jakobson of Finland; Fe­ our cars more competitive In 3 1 0 . but there's good news for al­ Next year's standard deduc­ IRS urges they claim one more lipe Herrera of Chile, former price and should help slow president cf the Inter-American aU Initials avaUable most all taxpayers. tion wdll be 15 per cent or $2,- exemption than really exists for down imports. Bank, and Gunnar Jarring, 2 Initials per Some of the decrease In fed­ OOO, whichever is lower, com­ tax year 1972. Swedish ambassador to Moscow "It won't help exports be­ each item. eral deductions from paychecks pared with 13 per cent or $1,500 That way, the IRS says the and the U.N. specisd represen­ cause of various licensing may be offset by higher state this year. taxpairer in such a household tative to the Middle East. costs, gasoline prices and ve­ and local taxes. Thereto also an Poor people also get a break. won't reduce his spending pow­ They were cn the new list hicle size, which make locally increase In the income lid for er during the year by having The government is in the third along with Ambassadors Carlos built cars attracUve In those Social Security taxes, though more deducted from his check stage of an effort to lift the fed­ Ortiz de Rozas of Argentina foreign markets,” the spokes­ the 5.2 per cent rate of deduc­ than is necessary. eral tax burden from their and Nsauize Terence of Bur­ man said Sunday. tion probably will remain the Here are a few examples of backs. A special low-income undi; S.S. Ramphal, minister of "However, it should help us boutique cuff links 0,11 max same. how the new deduction rates standard deduction built into state of Guyana; Gabriel Val­ with Imports If for no other The ceiling goes from 37,800 will affect taxpayers at various the tax tables goes up from $1,- des, former foreign minister of reason than there Is more per­ A striking collection, each set show­ this year to $6,000 in 1972, income levels in 1972: 050 in 1971 to $1,300 in 1972. Chile, and U.N. Under­ manence in an international meaning deductions will contin­ A man who earns $8,000 an­ cased in an ultra-contemporary mirrored IRS officials say there is a secretary-General Issoufou monetary agreement than in ue to r a longer time next yecir. nually, while his wife stays at potential snag developing for Saldou DJermakoye from Ni­ the surcharge, which was an­ gift case with plush velour lining. Bold, But the changes in federal home taking care of their two married taxpayers with one ger. nounced as temporary. beautiful cuff links in gold or silvery tax exemptions and allowances children, had $16.70 deducted wage earner in the hcuse, be­ Dropped from the Big Five's "Just how much It will help from his weekly paycheck In settings to the pair. should Ixm t American spend­ cause of an attempt to find a first list was Prince Sadruddin the American automobile In­ 010 1971. In 1972, If he claims the ing power to levels never seen more equitable tax rate for Aga Khan of Iran, the U.N. dustry will be influenced by the additional exemption, $11 will before, according to Internal single persons. high commissioner for refu­ future relationship of the other be deducted. If he doesn't, Revenue Service officials. gees, who reportedly received currencies to the dollar,” he Here's what happened. $13.80 will be taken out. A generous 02nd Congress Just three votes Friday. said. has q>ed up the Impact of tax- The IRS this year tried to as­ sure that single people would A man earning $12,(X)0 an­ reform laws passed in 1969 and nually in similar status, had raised the standard exemption not pay more than 20 per cent above the tax paid by couples $31.60 taken out of his weekly for individuals and their de- check in 1971. If he claims the m pendmts from $675 in 1971 to in the same income bracket. It 4\

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s I PAGE FOURTEEN MANCIffiSTER EVENING TIERALD. AlAN C^TER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER .20, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCI^TER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, i071 PAGE FIFTEEN and a measure continuing the go Into effect earlier than Nix­ beria, central Asia and the Far 3 Money Bills present level of spending for on wishes, and for retroactive East, Tasa reported. GOP Nominee Ready foreign aid, the Peace Corps prices at the same time, they pay raises that he wanted to Called Mointya, or lightning, Business Mirror .1 1 1 1 I < I i i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 Plus Alaskan Act and various other agencies. leave to the Pay Board. How­ the satellite was lofted into an are going to cut benafito. Re­ To Face Dixie Record The Alaskan claims bill pro­ ever, he la not expected to veto elliptical erbit with an apogee ply: False. Benefits under no- Signed by Nixon vides 40 million acres and the legislation on those ac­ of about 25,000 miles In the fault won’t be any less except $962.6 million In settlement for counts. ‘ Gtnfusion Covers Fate for those who would have made NE\lv ORIGANS (AP) — AI- in the balance of pulltical pow­ Northern Hemisphere and a WASHINGTON (AP) — The the loss of land once held by profits out of a minor accident. er In Louisiana from the piney perigee of about 300 miles In JU^K)1 Democratic nominees White House says three appro­ Eskimos, Aleuts and other na­ woods of the north to the the Southern Hemisphere, Tass Of New No-Fa'ult Insurance 7. Statement; Lawsuits take have won every election for priations bills and the Alaskan tive Alaskans. bayous of the south. Soviets Launch aid. time, often years, but for major Uniistana governor since Re­ During the Inst decade the Native Claims Settlement Act, Still awaiting White House By JOHN OUNNIFf accident victims cannot sue for accident cases It's worth the passed by Congress before it action is the Edwin Edwards state has undergone a m ajof Phone Satellite Use of Satellite Cheaper Injuries. Reply: ’True, to a In order that our employee^ says he won't let up on his population change with domi­ adjourned Friday, have been measure extending to April 30, moet Inevitable result c( a lot point. Under the better laws your losses the poorer are your campaigning now that he has nance moving from the rural, signed by President Nixon. 1V73, the president's authority MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet NEW YORK — The cost per o( talk to a lot o( confusion, and you can’t sue for minor Injuries chances of recover. It’s a fact. the nomination. Protestant, conservative north The money hills include $70.5 to control wages, prices, rents UnIcn launched a commu- circuit year in communications such to the current state of or financial loss, nor Is there a According to the Dept, of Edwards, a 44-year-oId Con­ to the more urban. Catholic, billion for the Defense Depart­ and other phases of the nation's nicatiens satellite today that satellites has decreased from knowledfe with regard to no­ need to send medical and"^ re­ Transportation, 66 per cent of may enjoy the holidays gressman, defeated state Sen. liberal south. Seventy-two per ment in 1972; $166 million in economy. will be used fer telephone, tele­ $25,000 for a 1065 Early Bird fault automobile Inaurance. pair bills and lost Income Is those with serious oases never J. Bennett Johnston of Shreve­ cent of the vote is new in the federal funds for the current The measure contains provi­ graph, radio and television circuit to about $870 for today's Despite the talk, only one taken care of Immediately by get a cent from current auto in­ Read Herald Advertisements surance systems. ' j port Saturday by a margin of south, which provided the key District of Columbia budget; sions for a federal pay raise to links with the far north, Si­ Intelsat IV. state haa a plan In action. In your Insurer. However, all no­ with their families ... less than 8,000 of the 1.1 million to Edwards' victory. Maosachusetta, regardlesa of fault laws permit suits for 8. Statement: Under no-fault, votes cast In a runoff primary. In addition to Treen, Ed­ who to at fault in an accident, serious Injury or major mone­ negligent and irresponsible His Republican opponent in wards will face competition the Insuredto company makes tary leas. ' drivers will go unpunished. Re­ the general election Feb. 1 \M1I Feb. 1 from an American party the payme^ for liability 3. Statement; If you're paid ply; Falee, Under no-fault, be David Treen, a lawyer who candidate. Hall Lyons. claims up to IVOO out of court. by your own Insurer, you have these negligent and Irrespon­ Is expected to provide strong Southern Louisiana Demo­ But, while some states no recourse If you disagree sible drivers will be dealt with All S. B. M. Offices ^ competition. crats also swept other state­ .wl haven’t even considered no­ about the amount of payment. as they are, or should be—by Edwards said Sunday that, wide nominations. James Fitz- fault, a dosen others have at Reply: False. All current no­ the criminal law. unlike some previous Demo­ morris of New Orleans defeated lo 1 1 p . „ . least studied them and four, Il­ fault lawa allow legal remedies 9. Statement; The fault eys- cratic candidates, he would not state Sen. Lamar Adock of C i i k l o r A fe rr^ linois, - Delaware, Oregon and If an Insured Is dissatisfied. tem, as exists now, cuts down take a vacation after his pri­ Monroe for the lieutenant goV' Florida, join Massachusetta But, when expenses are paid cn accidents because wrongdo- mary victory. will CLOSE at 3 P. M. em or nomination. State Sen ristmas Chriatma. with plans of their own by the and lost income replaced, gers know they will have to pay A native of Crowlew’ in the Williams Guste of New Orleans first of the year, there’s little room for dis­ for their actions. Reply; False. heart of Louisiana's rice belt, won the attorney general nomi Moreovsr, Congress to Inter­ agreement. Give yourself two wrong an­ Edwards is the first southern nation over George Oubre of ested In the concept, which la 4. Statement: No-fault will swers If you swallow this argu­ Louisiana man to win the Norco. Sherman Bernard' cf designed to speed payments, put an end to suits for "pain ment. Democratic nomination in 30 Westwego edged incumbent end long law suits and elimi­ Fri., Dec. 24 and 31 and suffering." Reply: True First, the lawsuit system ac­ years and the first Roman Dudley Guglielmo for Insurance nate "windfall” profits from and false. Suits ore allowed tually relievos a wrongdoer cf Catholic to be nominated since commissioner. HERE’S WHY WE’RE #1 IN TOYS AND T R IM X f REE "pain and suffering" claims. but limited to cases of serious his responsibility by transfer­ before 1900. All face opposition in the .,v/ To clarify some of the high­ injury or large dollar losses. ring his liabilit}) to the insur­ His victory reflected a shift Feb. 1 general election. lights, Aetna Life & Casualty Under the current system. It's ance company. He doesn't ______4 Exciting Toys From Topper was presented a Hat of some the people with minor losses, pay—the company does, using commonly held attitudes about not those with serious losses, premium payments from all po­ Trapped Pilot Snatched no-fauIt. . Aetna backs such who are benefltting. licyholders. plans, u id to that extent its 6. Statement; If no-fault pays Second, it is not the fear of a Fancy Feel Dawn’s King Ding Ding-A-Ling vlewpolht may represent ad­ all victims, not just- some, auto lawsuit that discour8,''es reck­ Savings BankA of Manchester From Ocean Near-Tragedy Bridge vocacy irather than neutrality. insurance Is f>:oing to cost more. less driving, but the fear of in­ MvfMr F. Dance Dance and his 1. Statement; No-fault means Reply: False. Premiums go jury. HAMILTON AIR FORCE Akron, Ohio, the copilot, and ^ Party Party Brain Robot Set there really will be no waiting down because no-fault elimi­ ------^ ------BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Air Staff Sgt. Richard E. Jackson, for claim payments. Reply: nates unnecessary claim Inves­ To prevent a ring from form­ Force pilot trapped in his ditch­ 23, Elizabeth City, N.C., the True. Under no-fault, payments tigations, legal fees and unrea­ ing on the bathtub, rub a bar of Eight comrtnitnt officts Mnting ed plane was rescued two flight mechanic, were towed in are made automatically by a sonable awards. soap around the tub before tak­ MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • ROLTON NOTCH I i i 1 i I I I i 1 i minutes tiefore it sank in the their inflated raft to a nearby victim’s own insurance ' com­ 6. Statement: If Insurance ing your bath. The addition of 1 1 1 1 • i 1 1 i Pacific about 26 miles west of cutter by a smaller boat and pany as expenses come up. companies have to pay every­ You can make You've seen it on Ding-A-Ling travels water softener to the water is San Francisco. taken to Yerba Buena Island in Watch closed circuit 2. Statement; under no-fault. Fancy Feel dance to TV! 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This Dentist Is Petite, Feminine F ire GaUs ii Bhuttc attended schools In Kill Five Ulster Youths After Congress Cuts Fund Bombay and wont to the Uni­ COMPLETE w lfff il To Be Eyed by Price Board Town firemen were called to versity of Callfcrnla at Ber­ BELFAST (API — Bomb solution to the poUtical-rellgious WAflHCNOTON (AP) — The Veteran of Power Feuds were to be sent overseas. One And Happy About Her Profession Box 101, W. Center. „ and Foley WASHINGTON (AP) — The He pointed out the Justice keley, where he was an honor blasts killed four teen-agers strife. Peace Oorpe faces a one-Sbini Informed source said they now The British and Irish Labor Sts., yesterday at 9:14 p.m. on price CemmiMion hopes to rule Department mav seek court or By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bhutto's People's party, cam­ student and received a bach­ over the weekend and a fifth INSURANCE reducUon in Its volunteer force "will be dlslnvlted and the By JOY 8TI1XEV a false alarm. this week on rent c o ^ l s and ? , L » T elor' degree in political sci­ „ , , . . , . parties met with Northern Iro- countries will be told they are AP Newsfeatures Writer Today at 12:02 p.m., another insurance rate increases, two U the Kulflkar All Bhutto, named paigning for land reform and dled in a collision with on army ,„nd's Social Democratic and and possible cancelloUcn o< ' ‘t mild socialism, won 82 of the ence In 1950. not coming." false alarm at Box 571 called major fields in which no deci- ore found In violation, vehicle, sending the death toll Labor party to weigh the procnuni in is nations because NEW YORK (AP) — Petite tc^ay as Pakistan's new presi­ 139 seats allotted to West Paki­ He told reporters later ho had The volunteers Included Con­ firefighters to Manchester High tions have been handed down Under Price Commission to 203 In nearly 2'.i years of chances of talks by all parties, SERVICE and perky, blonde and beau­ dent and chief martial law ad­ stan. But the Awaml League of worked in Callfomih that same of congrssstcnol action. struction engineers and diesel since the wage-price freexe rulex, firms with mors than ministrator, re-emerged only Sheik Mujibur Rahman won 167 year for Helen Gahngan communal violence in Northern " In its lost hour ITlday, the mechanics who were to go to tiful, fragile and feminine are ------gave way to Phase 2 of Presl- $100 million In sales must ssek Dougins In her campaign for OongreM passed a continuing Africa fcr a road-building proj­ this month as an official in his of East Pakistan's 169 seats — Ireland. adjectives not generally applied 1^ * 11 i"* 11 Nlxcn's economic policy, commission approval before the U.S. Senate. Her opponent, Truck Collides, resolution that would give the ect, a forestry expert who also war-torn nation. But he is a enough fcr a 21-vote majority Three Roman Catholic youths to the family dentist. But they V<£I11C61* v < 0 l l 8 The Pay Board will review raising prices and must post Richard M. Nixon won. Corps a budget of $72 million, was to work In Africa and pub­ veteran of Pakistani power in the national as.scmbly. 18 and 19 years old blew them­ REAL accurately describe Dr. Sheva j several aerospace labor con- the original prices. But Rockets Safe $10 million below the adminis­ lic administrators going to Lat­ struggles. Bhutto wanted astrong cen­ Bhutto Inter studied law in selves up in a car Saturday Rapoport, president-elect of the i V l l I l i x 6 0 1 1 J .O n 8 ^ tracts that will provide the first Half of the 1,600 firms cov- tration request. in America. Bhutto, lender of West Paki­ tral government. But Sheik Mu- England and became a barris­ when a 15-pound bomb one of BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) ESTATE American Aasoclaltion of Wom­ o C * s* « ^®®^ some tough-sounding new ered by the rule have not asked Ttie continuing resolution was Also, the corps will not ac­ stan's biggest party, was jib demanded autonomy for ter before returning to Pakl- them apparently was cradling A cellist^ cf 12 vehicles in- en Dentists. t S S y o C 1 0 1 1 t l S t 8 wage rules that would set a permission to raise pricss, East Pakistan—separated from Stan. In 1958, Ayub Khan made in his lap detonated, a British eluding a truck necessary because the Senate cept some 4,000 new trainees It firm 7 per cent celling on Grayson said. named Dec. 3 by President transporting did not act on the approprla- And add another one—enthu­ West Pakistan by 1,000 miles of him minister of national re- army spokesman said. Hie military rockets. expected to take on during the siastic, especially about den­ PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — raises even in special cases. He released a list Saturday of Agha Mohammed Yahyn Khan killed one Uens bill paeaed by the House. next six months. as Pakistan's foreign minister India. sources and industries. wreckage of the small car was man and injured five others tistry as a profession for wom­ Neon ions excited to almost During the weekend Price 148 retailers that have, In* Both Houses passed an author­ Depending on the amount of and deputy prime minister and Bhutto wanted a strong cen- A snappy dresser, Bhutto at- found in Magherafelt, 30 miles Sunday cn a fcg-bound section en. two-thirds the speed of light Commission Chairman C. Jack- eluding Sears, Roebuck and isation bill giving the corps money the corps receives when dispatched to the United Na­ for stronger ties with Chinn tracted a following of his own north of Belfast. of State Route 99, a few miles "It doesn't take muscles to have the potential to destroy sc" Grayson Jr. said as many Co.; J.C. Penney Oo., Inc., against India, while declaring; $77.2 million, but the House ap­ the Senate completes action on be a derttlat," says Dr. Rapo­ cancer cells without harming half the nation's largest P.W. Wotriworth Co.; Kroger; tions to tell his country's side with crowd-pleasing oratory, -phe youths apparently in- "orth of Bakersfield, propriated only $68 million. of the India-Pakistnn war. "My concept of Islamic social­ his hard line on India and the tended to plant the bomb else- Officials said the rockets did the apprcprlatlons bill, the port, who is 6 feet 4 and weighs healthy cells nearby, scientists retailers and wholesalers may A&P; Food Fair; Giant Food, ■nxe corps hopes that when corps could accept new train­ The pace of battle left the 43- ism is a disincentive to C6m- criticism of Ayub which led to where but made a mistake with explode although the truck 115 pounds. "I remember back at Princeton University say, be violating the law if they've Inc.; Grand Union Oo.; and munist forces. The Communists Congress reconvenes Jan. 18, ees, but It also may have to cut In my dental schcol days when A report issued Sunday by raised prices. Safeway Stores, Inc. year-old Bhutto little time for his jailing. the tlmingt the army spokes- carrying them was scorched by the Senate will approve the full diplomacy. On Wednesday he have been very much upset by .flames. Army demolition ex­ ROBERT J. SMITH, K by 15 the number of countries my patient would be a big, the Princeton Accelerator Lab- Grayson said he had asked Missing were such well- said. $77.2 mllUon, and that a confer­ my victory." perts from Monterey flew in to In which It has programs. This strapping football star and the oratory said teste begun last the Internal Revenue Service to known stores as Montgomery angrily walked out of a Secur­ ence committee would accept ity Council meeting and de­ Zulfikar All Bhutto The two leaders were unable would eliminate some 2,000 vol­ audience would move In closer summer have yielded evidence check on the firms to deter- Ward, Macy's and Oimbels. Termite. Are Co«ly crowded * “ t bar , in Belfast's Cqtho- I.'"-. Leg' ^lark that figure. It appears unlikely, clared : to get together and on March 1, 27, of Bak- INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914 unteers who could not be trans­ and wait to see me struggle to that the Ions can be raised to a trilne whether any of them have Grayson said some firms might NEW YORK (AP) — Various He Springfield Road district g.-afleij however, that the House would ferred. “ I have not come here to ac­ 1971, Yahya postponed the con­ was killed when the extract a tooth. What fun It was speed high enough to be greatly hiked their prices without per- Inadvertently have been left off munist with loyalties to China, species of termites Infest two of killed a I6-year-old youth and am>rove the full amount. cept abject surrender. If the stituent assembly meeting in­ . .. pickup truck he was driving 649-5241 The corps now has 8,000 vol­ tc show them that it only re­ superior to X-rays In treating mission. the list, with whom Pakistan maintains every five American homes, ex- injured five other persona. crushed In the meantime, the corps cancer. Security Council wants me to definitely at the request of the unteers and trainees In 55 coun­ quires a little technique.” close ties. But Bhutto portrayed must make decisions based on tries. FAMILY FUN — Dr. Sheva Rapoport, president-elect of the be a party to abject surrender, West Pakistani minority. cept in Alaska, and coat home A 16-year-old girl was ■ the between the racket-carrying 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER The Allentown, Pa., dentist, "We're using heavy ions to himself as a moderate Socialist the $72 million appropriation in American Association of Women Dentists, enjoys a iaugh in the then 1 say, 'Under no circum­ The effect In East Pakistan owners about $75 million an- weekend's fifth victim when the truck and another, (Ground Floor Next to House b Hale) One Peace Oorpe official wife of a lawyer and mother of treat cancer cells In mice and and nationalist who valued the continuing resolution, vriilch operating room of her dentai office with her two chiidren, Dana, stances.' " y was a spurred movement for nually. ice Ntream-truck she was rising said, "officials were greatly two young children. Is dis­ we should move cn to larger China as an immense counter­ expires Feb. 22. ieft and Jed. PLAZA But on Thursday the Paki­ autonomy and calls for inde­ One tiny, blind, gray Insect in crashed into an army ar- ' ' distressed by the implications mayed by the small percentage animals shortly," Dr. Miltcn G. STORE balance against India. Affected by the low appro­ stanis in the East surrendered. pendence. Tc put down what he builds nests as much as 25 feet more4 truck at a roadblock, ol the appropriation. Under any of women dentists In this coun- White, project director of the (We Have A Notion To Please) Bhutto's activities as head of priation are some 60D highly By Saturday, when Bhutto described ns secession, Yahya under a home and eats its way Three companions were in- of the options open, the Peace t ;y - ^ l y al^ut ‘*‘® ‘*®"- laboratory, said. E. MIDDLiE TPKE. (Next to Popular Bfasket) the People's party kept alive sent troeps Into Bast Pakistan threugh the Woodwork, reports jured. The troops were In- specialised volunteers who Corps will be harmed." more th L loo.ooo’ “ actlclng rep^rman's cor- 8“ ^ recalls th ^ h e r felKw stu- perimente are M icces^l, I conferred with President Nixon , |/praoticing a*. •V.IIIB tw nesfner flnHand nitttincpputting him into the HonfladenIts ^ wholC treated US would ...... * OPEN WED., THUBS., FRI. tUl 9 the conflict with Ayub. In 1968 and arrested Sheik Mujlb. The Dr. David L. Watson, chief en- vestlgatlng reports of a bomb day. •u . . . . anticipate that patient in Washington, the guns also prevention field, where he real- had fallen silent on the western he was arrested and accused cf army slaughtered countless tomologlst of a chemical firm, blast in a Catholic district of "W e come out to about la r ------^ ® y ‘ rial may get under way in a year or two.' side of his troubled nation. inciting Pakistanis o violence. thousands, and some 10 million The National Pest Control As- Belfast, I White said early work by Dr. Yahya had accepted an India- The arrest was followed by refugees fled across the border sociation estimates about 800,- Officials of opposition parties lai? Control Board Cuts Open till 9 tonight proposed cease-fire and his mili­ violent demonstrations, even­ into India, setting the stage for 000 homes in the United States from Northern Ireland, Britain If s but Oomelius Tobias of the Univer- tary regime began to teeter. tually becoming so bloody that war. are treated annually for ter- and the Irish Republic met in is declining, she adds, ti^ lcu - ^ 8“ y <>« California and Dr. Paul $( EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS It was the outcome of an ear­ Ayub was forced to release Bhutto was born January 6, mites. London to seek a formula for a Its Subversives List larlylnh^cwnspecta’ur^pe- of PennsylvanU State rlodontlcs. or treatment of Oie combination, and If the University indicated that heavy lier war with India that led to Bhutto from jail. But even this I WASHINGTON (AP) — Ex­ gums and bony structure which “ “'i'®®. h^wkeeper or sitter falls to ums able to enter the body at WITH A CHOICE STOCK OF Bhutto's dismissal in 1966 as did not stop the bloodshed. Christmas izations listed. Justice officials ercising Its new authority for foreign minister in the martial On March 25, 1969, Ayub re­ estimate that no more than 20 supports the teeth. But she sees 5^““ "*^®*’' ^ *“ ®‘ ?«>*>•«»". high speed could focus on de- the first time, the Subversive a reversal of the trend In the J?* cM dwn—Jed, 6. and stroylng cancer without har- law government of Yahya's signed and was succeeded by to 80 are still active. The list. : Activities Control Bocu-d hlgher Incidence of women flrrt-tlme patients who *—know she is tondy mlng surrounding tissues as X- predecessor, Gen. Mohammed Yahya, who cracHed down hard In existence since 1947, was last Time at (SACB) has removed from the *1.1- ____ kad assumed she was a college and they can come down to the ravs dn : TOYS-GAMES-PUZZLES I Ayub Khan, and the founding of and pulled the nation back rervised In 1956. attorney general's list of sub­ Several heavy ions—atomic Bhutto's leftist Pakistan from civil war. HIS Robert C. Mardlan, head of "WeVe Ten dS To ant. '"‘®® « »'>® & HERS CWEWSPECIM versive organisations 26 gtxHips show women that dentistry Is . , the fhedule of her hill- particles with an electrical People's party in 1967. During Yahya's adminis­ the Justice Department's Inter­ GIFT WRAP aod • that no longer exist. nal security division, has said available as a profession. We're , Jt was while doing just that time practice 1 to give her more chaige—might be anoUcabie Bhutto, who had served lii tration, Bhutto's name became fhaf oHa /lAal/lAfl fiwiA w4$>* 41«a ...... t Pentland's getting away ?rom the notion J"®. »>ut he iig g e s te d Ayub's cabinet for eight years, closely associated ■with the tur­ The 26 organixations, ranging the department will submit from the Almaham lincoln Bri­ names of approximately 26 or­ that men can be dentldte, worn- ^ *^®“ "® \ that the neon ion would be the ^ bitterly opposed the 1966 Tash­ moil leading to'the latest India. OIFTS FOR ALL! kent settlement of the India- gade to the American Rescue ganizations that It wants the Pakistan war. class of 120 at Temple Univer- band takes over. so far to have l>een accelerated Paklstan war reached by Ayub Ship Mission, have been board :to add to the subversive Important is your motivation, In the spring of • 1970 Yahya net your sex. You either make to a high enough ^peed. and Prime Minister La I Baha­ defunct for 16 to 88 years. list. H|s has not disclosed what felt the nation had progressed Whore You’ll Find the effort and develop tech­ He said the Princeton re- i dur Shastri of India. enough to have .its first national The action, taken by the organizations are being consid­ Quality Prafatb ★ Bsfytt Pritts He also ran afoul of Ayub FOR H IM - SACB last Wethieaday, resulted ered. niques to get you there or you Seven State Residents secu'chers have accelerated the election—to choose' ian assembly won't get there. If you have the normally Immobile neon ion to when he charted a closer al­ THE VERSATILE from petitions filed Oct. 1 by Meanwhile, the American empowered to write a con­ motivation and the quail- 118,000 miles per second, or 64 liance with Communist China. ^ i f Christmas Novoltios the Justice Department. The Civil Liberties Union has filed stitution fcr civilian rule. ★ Chri ficatiens there's no reason you Die in Weekend Crashes per cent of the speed of light. Critics labeled Bhutto a Com- In the October voting. department sought declarations suit here to have the list de­ by the board that the organ­ clared unconstitutional. The can't succeed.” ' ■___ CMOH TL-QL These quedifications Include By THE ASSOCIATED PRE2SS Saturday night when the car in isations had been defunct for at suit Is pending. It's the professional tn>e ^ i f Colorful Gut Flower Arrairgomonts liking to work with your , hands. Seven (Connecticut residents which he was riding crashed cn Guards the Food least 10 years. Under Nixon's executive or­ single-lens reflex cameraa for she explains, and here she including a 8-year-old girl, died the Connecticut TutnpUto In his WASHINGTON (AP) — der, membership^ in any of the SPECIAL CASH & CARRY everyone! Precision made with V o Under a July 2 executive or­ thinks a woman has an advan- during the weekend In traffic hometown. . Whenever President Nixon at- advanced features, the TL is O ur Store der by President Nixon, the so-called subversive organ­ tage over a man. "I sometimes accidents in the state. The driven) of two cam per- tends an official dinner In the 16” x86’' Plate Door Mirrors...... $11.95 clips included designed for easy and enjoyable izations Is a factor to be consid­ For Your Complete SACB now passes cm which or­ wonder how a man ever gets In addition, a man died of in- Ished in another head-on c<^- nation's capitol, Arnold K. 18”x68” Plate Door Mirrors...... $18.00 clips included picture-taking. Come in today Is So Beau­ ganisations should or should not ered In federal employment. n-QL with 50mm f/I.B ten* SALE PRICED his finer in some patients' juries received In an auto acci- sion Friday night. Wensor R. Clark Is in the kitchen to pro- l$” x68” Plate Door Mirrors...... $16.00 clips included for a complete demonstration. Until two years ago, applicants Reg. $199.00 tiful This be listed by the attorney gener­ meuths,” she said, exhibiting dent last month, and another Gale, 17, of Westport died ‘ ect the President's health, Framed Mirrors — Ovals — All Sixes • Throutb-The-Len* Spotmeterlng al as subversive. for federal jobs had to report Brnielileli-Loek Lens Mountint Scrtisfoction ifs her own small hands. “ A worn- Died In a tire after an explosion stwrUy after the crash and San- Claric, 42, is Washington's field whether ar not they belonged to FOB .THE OOIXEGTOitS: « 169.00 • Fnst QL Film Leading System Time of The Justice Department officials an's temperament is better, nt his home. ford W. B

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CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN Tom Fortune Appointed Herald Office Manager T hom as 3. Fortune of'Hast Hartford has been named of­ fice manager of The Herald. His appointment was announc­ ed today by Publisher Burt L. L yons. He will assume reaponsibUlty for business office operations Jan. 1 , replaoihg'MIas Beatrice I. Clulow who la reUring after MH years with the newspaper. Fortune, 44, is a Hartford na- see our wonderful assortment of Uve and a 1948 graduate of Bul- keley High Sohool. He attended the Hartford Institute of Ac­ gifts anif toys counting, graduatin g in 1900, and has taken additional courses in business at Manches­ for unitor $2X0! ter Community College and the University of Hartford. lt*s the talk of Manobester, and He was formerly controller surrounding towns, tool of Emerson of Oonneotlout, hic., a division o f National Union Electric Corp. with of­ Thomas J. Fortans fices in Hartford. iiJ i. . P " 4i. Before Joining Emerson 4Vi treasurer for the board of the "M erry OiRisnyiAS." years ego, G\«tune was an ao- Knights of Columbus of New- countsnt with Stem A Oo. of ington, and a member of the Hartford and previous fo that Ekist Hartford Elks. He and his qient 10 years in similar oapac- family are communicants of St. Ity in the auto and trucking in- Ruse Church, East Hartford, Walter and Tom Ferguson admire collages of The Herald’s Nov. 8 front page and superimposed photos. dustry. Following high school. He is married to the former he served two years In the U.S. Miss G>Uola Zsngari of Hart- The Perfect Christmas Gift Navy as a radioman abocud a ford. They have two daughters, Bea Oulow Will Retire submarine tender stationed at Kathleen, 21, who is employed Key West, Fla. by The Hartford Insurance With a Thought for the Future. As Herald Office Manager He is a member of the Ameri- Group; and Deborah, 18, a Jun- can .Management Association lor at East Catholic High (Continued from Pnfe One) ter, enclosing a monetary token* and the National Association of School. Their home is at 47 Credit Managers, corporation Summerset Dr. Manchester PuWUhln* Oo. haa Ca»Uow has the letter Your Spn or Daughter been extremely vital to our m>- * eration. Her guidance and coun- ^ sellng have been valuaUe lii the cannot re­ would be made joyously happy weeks that followed our aoquial- ®all that in all your years of / Herald Party Time tlon of the newspaper. We ai« *®™ce, I ever had occasian to to receive a tuition to sorry she is teavi^ us. hut we ®*^“ ®**® your work or conduct wish her many years of health *** manner. Your integrity and haj^inesa. Given in retire- interest in my business and For Hello, Goodbye ment, we are extremely pleas- Personal affairs have been of CUSHING ACADEMY ed that she is available to us on ***® ®nest, and I want you to (Oonthiued from Page One) burg,” kOss dtilow saiT ^ her acceptance, “end see if I can’t a consultant basts frinn Ume to ^ appreciate moat thanks, "and it is a sad state time if the need should arise.” >‘>«Wy <*»® attributes you have catch a man.” sh ew n.” of affairs when a woman From his table, Alan H. (Nm- this Christmas. Established in 1865, Bom in Utica, N.Y., Miss doesn’t have the last word.” She In recalling Uie perUculars of stead, editorial page editor of Clulow was brought to Manches­ Is the oldest person working full- this academy has many successful men te r In 1916 b y h er jia ren ts, the h e r o n p lo y e r tdiange in 1987, The Herald, lauded Tom and and' women in Manenester who are Mias caulow said, “I weU re­ Ume for ’The Herald (double my Walter for their contributions in late John G. and Rebecca years of employment and you graduates of this fine institution. Atkinson Clulow. Her parents member writing a letter of appli­ expending and improving the cation to ‘Oranqpa’ Ferguson, will have my age), she continu­ newspaper during their 20 years also had two sons: Stanley, de­ ed, has been associated with ceased; and E. Donald, who asking to have my name placed as codMtbltohera. on file in the event ol an open­ four generaUons of the Ferguson ’’The passage of time to not so lives in GYemont, Ohio. ' family, extended her. wishes for A teen-ager when she arrived ing, and d rop i^ it into a Main much a matter of clocks and For information and brochure, phone: St mailbox. The day after he re- much success to the paper, and calendars,” Olmstead said, “as in town. Miss Clulow attoided wished all a very Merry Christ­ the then— South Msndie^r oeived it, be arranged an ap- what people do with time. One m as. of the bed UilngB they (Tom and Carol Lenihan 643-5239 Sl'gh Sci;;;ol and“ gmduated in But that was not to be the 1919 from the M an ch ester Walter) have done to to marry end of Miss dulow’s valedic­ two gracious ladles, Vivian and branch of the Connecticut Busl- ^ ^ ^ ^ tory . John Sommers 643-1 lOi ness CWlege. The business Mildred, and raise wonderful Commenting that she had al­ famiUes. Walter is my supreme school was located on the sec- office asslgnmentwas ready stolen his thunder, ond floor front of die Odd Fel­ idea of the execuUve \riio can Herbert McKinney 643-2139 taking chaige of circulation and take off his coat and do every­ lows Building at the Center. Thomas F. Ghrguson said, ‘‘I subscriptions,” she stdd. ”It was wab.'going to point out the fact thing. ’Ihe other brother, in ad- ”My father was of the old Ray Bidwell 643-2118 different in those days because school,” Miss dulow said, ’’and Bea is the first and only dltion to Improving Uie pcqier at Hie Herald was mudi smaller.” home, has carried his and our believed if I were going into person at The Herald who has Indeed it was, with a circulation worked with four generations of pride regionally and naUonally.” business, I diould get the train­ just under 8 ,0 00 as compared On a less serious note, Olm- This advertising sponsored by a in g .” The Herald family of Fergusons with more than Ui.OOO today. —my grandfather, my father, stoad said that for a time there Cushing Junior Student. After graduating from the Everything else may have my brother and myself, and my was a feeling among emi^oyes business college, she worked a changed, but not Mias CIulow’s daughter Laurie.” that the Christmas party might few months for the Burroughs office spot. ”I am in the same “She has helped settle two go the way of other tradtUens, Adding Machine Co. in Hart- place now that _I was__ when__ I "that we had seen the last of Jlodu- Mc Tk^fetl QifU. ford. The year after finishing started,” die mid. Her desk to Ferguson estates, and riie is helping ..pie settle my mother’s the Ug-tlme spenders.”. IhigtMUd Homd- h er business educatiopi, NQss in the soikhwest contor room of ' estate. She has also babysat for Concluding hU remarks, 01m-> Clulow was hired as a bookkeep­ the plant’s first floor. At one Miss Clulow recalls the past and looks into the fu­ us. I can’t understand why no­ stead said that The Herald fam- i er and general 'ave Atque vale,’ kaue meu/M, meuA)^ paper boy came here to pick iq> the plant; the expansion of the "we have to pay for our free- ^ bOhalf o f the m e m b ^ ‘Ha“ FareweU.’ to the Fer- said, her employer tried to ex­ hto iiapers; there must have plant with the addiUm of the dom.” press his appreciation but was hto d^MUtment, Peter Cordero, 8“ *®™-' u&uaMg,co6t. been BO of Uiem. They would newsroom, pressroom, and clr- Retirement means many circulation manager, gave Miss overcome by his emoUmis. Turklngton presented to Tom gather at the door outside my culatlon offices, and the change- things to different pec^le. Miss aulow a portable radio. qjiiuL Ul&ud exdum ^ Later, he wrote her a long let- and Walter framed reproduc- office, waiting or the papers to wer f ^ the letterpress meth- Clulow said that one thing It For those vdio may not have Uons of The Herald’s Nov. 8 1216;4 SILVER LAN E — BAST HARTFORIk^i XeatSieKi. Mid iuedde. ^&a ifvgilvod. 6kui&. MAd come up from the pressroom, ^ to photo oftset repr^ucUon holds for her Is more worit. known, Tom announced that edition frwit page, the day of (e^ei: &too6e puim a, lAjew Three Brigades H»«’®v®r. now It will be vri- “Harold E. ’Turklngtoii. man- the sale, overiald with photo- "THE LARGEST. FRESHEST MEAT cut \jeiijeti..So mMAjg.. JoK se tittle. Jkowi $ 1Z99 In^vlduaUy they were good, but “ntary, probably at Manchester aging editor, to a cousin of Bea.” graphs of aU employes. DISPLAY IN THE W HOU AREA" Due to Remain coU^Uv^ w ^ the very ^ h u Hoepltal. Her apart- Msa aulow bn*e In. "I remem- ”It’s not easy to turn the pa- tote An ment at 45 Charter Oak St., she ber the day he was bom." From per over alter four 6ldf/ime*ibo(we\200at UtU rem em be^, was swinging from Septem- ^ d , will also be a point, of aH her coUeogues, TurUngton tions,” Tom said. In exprossing H A IIP C * * FM. tUl 8, Wed. * Thure^^H te $32.99 In South Viet the ^riiMw , departure for some travel, presmtod her with a travel gift bis and hto brother’s gratitude r v w w i ^ ^ * uu s.: Oeaed Bat., Ontotmaa Day j V Later, Miss aulow moved up Miss aulow’s tenure with The Among her plans is a third trip certificate. for the thouitiitfulness of the $ i m to general office work. “I also Herald has had Ite lighter mo- to Northern Ireland, where three ”I am gotng to sit on the staH. "It’s touah but B u rt h a s did proofreading,” she added, ments. One that she vividly re- cousins live outside Portadown. green benches in St Peters- made It easy ” ’ ground combat role in Vietnam ”I did anything and everything calls occurred with the late Jo- ...... FRESH KILLED— OVEN-READY V will be reduced to three inde­ I was asked to do.” In late 1942, seirii McGonig;al, a bachelor, in pendent Infantry brigades—the she assumed her present posi­ the pressroom. A c(^ection had last elements of a fighting force tion of office manager. Just been made among the em­ CAPONS I that once totalled more than 11 Among her memories of three ployes for someone who was divisions. and a half decades at The Her- leaving or getting married. H ighly placed military Miss aulow said, are hear- Isn’t It too bad, Joe,” she sources confirmed Monday that ing and seeing the presses run- asked, ’’that they can’t take up Woodland Gardens 6 3 : S' Airborne Division ning at three locations, two dif- a collection- for people like you NEVER BEEN FROZEN — 7 • • LB. AVO. ^ (fOWHs Xy- Seh^attk. Sop w ill be withdrawn from Viet- ferent spots in the basement and and me, an old maid?” 168 WOODLAND S'TRBET MANCHESTER nam by the end of January, the present one at the rear of “Well, Bea,” he answered. T3 leaving one of Its three bri­ NOW’S THE TIME TO OBDEK TOUR A880ETED " i gades behind. One brig;ade al­ MEAT PLATTERS end ASSORTED SA LA D Sifl ready has been withdrawn. LOOK NO FURTHER, W E HAVE 'The 196th Infantry Brigade, Speelel Prlee» en Quantity Orden of ''4m gowiAi.. m a i/iiiAk ok once part of the Amertcal Divi­ COLD CUTS! ■ sion. and the 3rd Brigade, 1st Also TURKEYS COOKED If You Order It In h m Air Cavalry Division are the Advance — PHONE 568-5830 | Wa/o camea- i/iKiMt. cnly other U.S. ground combat units left In Vietnam. « r POINSETTIAS 'The 101st Airborne will be re­ £o(a^ Mid iliOKt ua S, constituted at its long-time (Lovely Red, Pink, and W hll«)‘ NATIVE FARM FRESH KILLED I rtateside base. Ft. Campbell, UufUi^. I t dcuAceK Ky., the sources said. MaJ. OK 2. A (lice to gii/e ok Gen. John H. Cushman, now TURKEYS f commander cf the Delta Re = 7 1 We Have wkm ihe walki.alki.. HealKeal gliiteK olit oh- pdee iilueK gional Assistance (Command, get. $599. will take the lOlst home and HunduMlt will command it at Ft. Camp­ FREE! 5 9 : ' a Mid g

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Douglas, Ban on Exemptions The Justice Department then Jcined by Justices William J. asked the court to throw out In Out-of-State Purchases Speedy Trial Appli es Brennan Jr. and Thurgood the suit ns moot, but he Ne­ HARTFORD (AP) — tomed to buying it when they Dohkin Scores Democrats Marshall, concurred in a sepa­ groes said the new policy was State Tax Commissioner F. visit the northern states. rate opinion with the majority’s Affirmed by Court only “ paper compliance" and It is illegal, however, to bring decision that the guarantee of a asked ^ e court tc order tough George Brown csdied off his more than one gallon per per­ On Setting Assessor Wage After Person Accused speedy, trial had not been vio­ WASHINGTON (AP) — ‘The aided white efforts to skirt enforcement. agents today from Vermont and son into Connecticut without lated in the case, but he said “ I WAflHINOTON Maryland men because the gov­ tual prejudice resulting from publicity given to his seasonal station wagon was confronted ing and on the whole the night The tax-exempt status was the all-white private schools futurely must actually deter­ day, Dobkln charges, "It is un­ by a 6 to 3 vote of the board ernment had delayed almost the delay. crackdown. at his home in Connecticut and was satisfactory," a bulletin taken away initially by a pre­ and denied the Negroes' re­ mine whether discrimination believable to me that so soon last Tuesday. The three Republi­ three years In seeking an in­ Marion and Cratch had cited Liquor is much cheaper at >paid the tax on the spot, Brown from Necker Hospital reported. liminary injunction granted quest that it be stopped. exists and not grant tax ex­ after an election in which the can board members voted dictment against them charging newspaper articles to show that the state stores in Vermont and said. ‘The 83-year-old entertainer Jan. 30, 1970 tc Negro public But after the court Issued the emption where it is found. Democrats advocated participa­ against the shift. fraud. the government knew in late was taken to the hospital a school children in Mississippi preliminary Injunction, the govr in New Hampshire than in Con­ William R. Marion and Sam­ tion of all nine Board mem­ The new assessor, Edgar 1967 cf the transactions for week ago with a kidney ail­ and their parents who charged ernment chese not to appeal. India has had 24 years of in­ necticut and many residents of Demeter is the goddess of ag­ Belleville of 'Rockville, uel C. Cratch, who operated a bers in all decisions, that the started which they were charged. How­ ment. exempting the private schools And in July 1970 the Internal the Nutmeg State are accus­ riculture in Greek mythology. work today. firm in North Brentwood, Md., dependence. majority Democrats held a Dobkin’s statement contln- which Installed homb intercom, meeting with the town manager ues, "A newspaper fire control, burglary and other 'bnd didn’t Inform or invite the report stated that minority Director electronic systems, said the de­ minority members. This meet­ lay made it difficult for them to ing took place after the full James Farr had been contacted present an adequate defense. board, in executive session, dis­ by the mayor via telephone con­ cerning this matter. It did not “ In our view, however, the cussed a saleuy range for the point out, however, that the Sixth Amendment speedy trial tax assessor’s position. The provision has no application un­ Democratic directors, meeting phone conversation took place after the meeting was over. til a putative defendant in some with the town manager alone, way becomes an accused, an finalized a- higher salary than “ Never, to my knowledge, had been talked'about." has any Board of Directors held event which occurred in this >• ' .. V - *:• , case only when the appellees At a meeting of the Board meetings with public officials , ------were Indicted ... ” the court of Directors last Tuesday, Re­ for any reason without the en­ opinion delivered by Justice publican Directors criticized the tire nine members receiving Byron R. White said. Democrats for a meeting they notification. This action is com­ pletely contrary to what the “ The Sixth Amendment pro­ had with Weiss, one which Dem­ vides that ‘in all criminal pros­ ocrats said was primarily a Democrats pledged during the ecutions the accused shall en­ factfinding meeting. Democrats recent cAmj^gn. I would hope joy the right to a speedy and said that Weiss, who acknowl­ that this action was an over­ public trial . . . ' " l^ ite said. edged the fact, brought up the sight and not a precedent to be “ On its face, the protection of assessor’s salary at that meet­ followed throughout their the amendment is activated ing. At an ealrier executive ses- term." only when a criminal prose­ C cution has begun and extends only to those persons who have Manchester Man Dies been ‘accused’ in the course of that prosecution.” ‘Hte court said that statutes New Assessor on 3oh Today After Two-Car Crash Santa Boosts GuiUPi D(Pwntown Drive or limitation provide adequate Edgar Belleville of Rockville, new town assessor, Like the youngster and ladies in the background, also lisited several member stores. Playing the role safeguards against prejudice to Richard S. Zavarella, 84, of Zavarella Jr., and a daughter. Herald photogtapher Sylvian Ofiara did a double is Dave Kolum^r, 19, of 485 Burnham St. The defendants resulting from pre­ was looking over some of the many assessment rec­ ords now under his charge when •the photographer 101 Bell St. died Saturday night Miss Shelley Zavarella, both of take (one with his lens) when he spotted Santa Guild’s *Shop Downtown’ drive ends Thursday indictment delay, and it said Manchester; his maternal gand- arrived today to picture him the first day on the of injuries suffered in a two- strolling down Main St. the other afternoon. He night at 7 with a drawing for a trip to Hawaii Marion and Cratch were in­ mother, Mrs. Louisa Pedini of didn't «ay whether the jolly old fellow offered him and 50 other gifts from the Guild members, to erators of water Circuits Inc., addition to com­ Pa., released a report Sunday and box the hangers, which will cultivate an additional 40,000 expect substantial growth in ager of Aircraft Systems; Ray­ vis Rd., conveyance tax $29.70. are his wife, Mrs. Gall Lalley treatment faciUttes. mercial dwelling at 60 Harrison night criticizing Labor Secre­ be sold to commercial outlets. acres to increase varieties suit­ Dennis Armstrong of 114D the years ahead. They also mond B. Carroll, 46, assistant to J(dm B. Wolcott to Hayden L. Zavarella; a son, Richard S. strengthen our aerospace prod­ St., $8,800. tary James D. Hodgson for Norman Fendell, supervisor able for export. New State Rd. and Bradford B. ending last March the 18-year- Palmer of 100 Windsor St., uct actlvltleB to ensure that Hamilton Standard maintains old practice of news briefings Buckland, both water company in connectiem with the release foremen, attended the course its major position in this tradi­ r ANY, AOOITIOHAL. OvOtkSWAOCN OP AMCKICA, INC. tional market." cf the Bureau of Labor Statis­ •vOL.IWAOtN UDAN 111 lUOaCSTEO A|IAIL AAlCt, A.O .I., LOCAL TAKtS AMO OTMIA ^EALtM C offered by the New England tics unemployment and coet-of- Water Works Association at The realignment has reduced Announcing The Opening llvlng figures. Mcxirhead’s pan­ Merrimack College In North the number of product depart­ el urged Hodgson to reinstate Andoverj Mass; ments fnrni six to four, Gam­ the briefings, calling them im­ The course dealt with mod­ ble said. A'vlonlcs, industrial portant to the imderstanding of em practices and developments electronics and space guidance eccmomic data by newsmen, In the operation of water treat­ activities have been Integrated businessmen, investors, and all ment facilities. into a new Electronics Systems levels of government. department. Proxmire, in a statement re­ In the other major change, U&H FLOOR COVERING Masking tape may be used leased this morning, was criti­ to hold a hem temporarily in industrial welding and boron cal of several areas of the ad­ a garment through fittings. filament product operations 37 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER ministration but zeroed in cm the Labor Department, too. "It is time to stop this bla­ BRINGING YOU OVER 42 YEARS OF tant politicizing of the economic indicators," Prcncmire said. FLOOR COVERING EXPERIENCE He also recommended resump­ tion of the news briefings. "The lives and incomes of mllliims of CHARLES 0. HUSKINQIR. • EDWARD JORDAN Americans turn on the absolute TOYS validity and fairness of dozens o t government economic fig­ ures," Proxmire said. BICYCLES - TOBOOniNS The Labor Department’s ter­ mination of the briefings SlfOS - FICURE SKATES prompted a chorus of criticism that the acllon was politically SNO-COASTERS motivated and aimed at presenting a rosier eccmomic 1.99 picture. The critics pointed to an in­ cident last March in which Har­ UP VAST BUPHiY old Goldstein of BLS said a two-tenths-of-one-per-cent drop in unemployment for January dTiwiSiilpo. SLED SEATS FOR CHILDREN 1971 was “ marginally signifi­ cant." On the same day, Hcxlg- son was telling newsmen at the Yes, THE MAIN STREET MANCHESTER IDE SKATES plcSSUre 3nd rslsxstion in Am6riC3 S c o n t e s t r u l e s ! eNo purchase necessary.^Open to all shoppers age White House that the unemploy­ GUILD is going all out to make this OliooM from men'* hookoy ment dip had "great signifi­ 50tn state. ' 18orolder.0ConlestendsDecember22,1971. Drawing December23, 1971, cance." Christmas a memorable one for you. All In ending the briefings, the of the gifts surrounding Santa above CUT OUT Entry Blank below and present to any GUlUXVIEMBER STORE Labor Department said, it MISS CONNECTICUT will select the wanted to "avoid the awkward­ (including his chair) are being given away Hawaiian Holiday winner in a special ness of subjecting the profes- DRAWING WILL BE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1971 All Amerioan Show FREE to Main Street Manchester shoppers drawing DECEMBER 23rd. And your At Big D iM O o n ta ! slonal staff of the Bureau of in a special Holiday drawing. And in Labor Statistics to questions of chances of winning one of the over 50 FREE i/itr policy implications.’’ addition, there's a GRAND PRIZE, too — other prizes being offered makes entering In his new criticism based on 50 OR MORE PRIZES the House subcommittee’s re­ A LUXURIOUS HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY really worthwhile. port Sunday, Mcmrhead said; FOR TWO. PLUS A "GRAND PRIZE" "All Americans have a right to believe in the accuracy and in­ So come on down to Main Street A TRIP FOR TWO TO HAWAII - VIA Again tegrity of these and other sta­ That's right. Two lucky people will Fly the Manchester. Do your Christmas Holiday tistics issued by the federal UNITED AIR LINES government beyond any shadow Friendly Skies of United Airlines to shopping in the many fine stores and enter • 1 1 . 9 7 . , ^ of a doubt. beautiful Hawaii, where Hawaiian our Hawaiian Holiday for Two Contest. NAMI "There must never be any Holidays, Inc. has arranged for seven TOBOGGANS hint of partisan political mani­ Yes, this is one Christmas you'll always AOOWU. OHONP ’TOBOGGAN PADS 13.99 up pulation of government statis­ fun-filled days and six exciting nights remember! FREE DRAWING . . . WIN 82 yards of shag carpeting. Just come in tics such as has occurred be­ FREE ASSEMBLY ON and fill out an entry blank December 26 thru January 8th. Winner to cause of the haltl^ of BLS BIKES — TRIKES ~ WAGONS be drawn January 8, 1972. 82 yds. of shag carpeting with 40>oi. press briefings" and a sub­ cushion . . . installed . . . as per displayed sample . . . your choice of sequent BLS reorganization. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! "I call upon the President to UNITED color. place an absolute ban on mem­ hAWAIAN' Three cheers for the repeal of the 7% excise tax. MON. bers of his Cabinet or any other political appointee from making Now we can go back doing what we do best: Saving you money. OPEN TO 11 P.I I• FRI. J ?. the original release of any sen­ sitive economic indicator," Proxmire said. Proxmire said 2 MAIN ST. 'IL&dC JI doa. Cojtsihbuf. the administration "has done a TgL great disservice to the cause of HD TRUDON, hK. 3 7 OAK STREET MANCHESTER cbjectivity in the release of 'TOLLAND TURNPIKE 643-T111 FREE BSTIMA’rES GLADLY GIVEN government statistics." DRAWING THIS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1971 - 7:00 P.M, AT SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER AUfHONItlO FARR’S y TEL. 646.7970 TALCOTTVILLB DCALIN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., Mo NDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THRiai PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, EONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 than that they are loath to re­ Italians Stymied after a collialon early this Signs of Liheralization turn to the past, the era of Ful- Two Men Killed Drug Center morning at 12:26 on Center St. gonclo Batista’s bloody dicta­ near Lilac St. Involving hla car I n Hie Drug Advlaory Center, torship. That triggered Fidel Camp Mystery THE WORKSHdP In Picking Chief and a police cruiser driven by Chinese Men Walk on Fire n Park St, la open Monday ('astro's successful revolt. Jcim B. McClelland of 81 Lake SHREWSBURY, Vt. (AlP) — ROME (AP) — The attempt through Saturday from noon By HARI SITBRAMANIAM St. Damage was minor to both WANTED Rutland County State’s Atty. to elect an Italian preadient to 10 p.m. Fidel vehicles. Court date for Jones KUALA LUMPUR, Malalsia Lingers in Silence Robert I. Tepper says he Is dragged through iU 18th dead- A telephone backup service Beaver in Pinch lon By JOAQUIN MARTINEZ appeared none the worse tor witness. He said some physical Revolution and the machine more than a block, patiently seems In order tor the fore­ Call for an appointment port he needs for elecUon and “ wood Rd. and a bicycle ridden across quickly. But the older and the experience. evidence will undergo labora­ S28 HAVANA (AP) — Most Ha- that indoctrinates youngsters waiting to buy one scoop of Ice seeable period. also abstained. So did the neo- v®™cie withwt the own- by David R. Dumond of 113 ones, especially these.who had with a. steady political diet cream. Or they stolidly shuffle He ^ ved Into a pond through tory analysis. vana reiidontB have to reckon For Cubans are caught In a a hole in the Ice but surfaced Fascist Italian Social Move- In Spencer St. made contact on It several times In pre- SATURDAY, DEOEMBER 25, 1971 from the age of four onward. in similarly long queues to ob­ T r ment and the Monarchists, ®^«®tion with the alleged theft Spencer St., near milstown Rd., vlous years, walked across cmstantly with throe' facts of crunch; They seem to hate their for another peek at hls rescuers The Puritans brought the cur­ As youngsters grow up they tain a pla te-sized pizza so bland life—Fidel Castro's armed present situation but even more befere dosappearing again. few to the American colonies. whoso rlghUst votes no andl- “ f ® Pros- Saturday afternoon at 1:40. slowly wrlth bowed heads and In CHRISTMAS DAY are watched over by the Com­ it would shame the dullest Ital­ date wants. apartment lot last ______deep prayer. They did not fear forces, the no less ubiquitous Read Herald Adverti^meiitsl fir. They eat only cne lull vegeta- A priest gees round the fire munist Youth, who keep a close ian dough kneader. They quiet­ President Giuseppe Saragat’s m “ ^t Waddell Rd. and . . *. !r* .*** would pro- rian meal a day and pray for chanting prayers before the de- Emergency Telephone Nuoibert: Committees for the Defense of eye on h l^ schools and univer­ ly wait tor their turn, not In the term expires In elg^it days, and ^ ’|***t bond. Court circle, Saturday afternoon at tect them, they said...... nlne daya...... _at the__ ^gaily__^ deco- veteea walk on It. the Revolution, and the Com­ sities. festive atmosphere of a hot dog If ParUament has not elected « ______3, a collUlon Involved cars ket one of the devotees who rated teiiiple"’a8kuigto'i^venM8 Some cf the devotees carry Highway ...... 649.5070 munist Youth. stand, but with a resigned air Italy’s sixth postwar president „ , „ ^ ^ Kenneth M. Tedford ® bum on ,or any sins they may have the Image of Chinese gods In Refuse ...... 649-1886 And the fourth horseman Is born out of need. by then, Fanfanl as president f ^°ven- of ^ Oxford St. and Marilyn committed. On the ninth day wooden miniature altars on Sanitary Sewer and W ater...... 649-9697 rationing and regimentation. The quedlty of life for the av­ of the Senate becomes presl- with criminal mis- K. Turner of 19 Winthrop Rd. °n® Western-trained doctor the fire walking climaxes the their shoulders when fire walk- There are complaints, but noth­ Castroite erage Habanero leaves much to HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAME dent pro tern . chief, and larceny, Saturday on ------summed It up as "one of those fesUval. ing ing In the atmosphere indicates be desired, I went to visit the BRANPS ARRIVING DAILY AT LOW, LOW PRICES I After a Christian DemocraUc ® warrant. Court date Jan. 3. COMPLAINTS mysteries of the East. Maybe a change toward liberalizaUon Stalwarts relative of a Cuban refugee m sirslisilfe caucus Sunday night, party ------Saturday night, three wind- hypnotised and do not —------—------in the immediate future. now living In Puerto Rico. He Secretary Araaldo Forlani said Joseph G. LeBnm, 17, of 108 riilelds on trucks parked on '**'® they still No one seems to be starving, By the time a Cuban marries received me In a faded sports the electors seemed to favor Carter St., charged with intoxl- Perrett PI. were damaged by ^ don’t know.” yet the amounts of food doled and settles down he—like his shirt several sizes too small, asking the other peuties to In- catlm, and escape from cue- rock-throwing vandals. ™® , ®'^, ** *be out to /the populace conti^t parents—will be under constant “This shirt is 12 years old," dlcate what <3iristlan Democrat tody; and Timothy J. Rlggott, ------festival cf Kau <>ng Yah which sharply with what is available he said. surveillance by a Committee they would be willing to up- 16, of 80 Oak Grove St., chatg- Saturday, a glaaa door on the , , “J® ^® to foreign visitors and the "new for the Defense of the Revolu­ "I have one undershirt only port. /Ihe party Insisted that ed with Interfering with a poUce ««th e a »t side of the Manchester “ e lunar calen- class" of government bureau­ Hold Everything. tion. These are neighborhood and have to wash it every the next president must be a officer, Saturday night at Man- **gh School crats. r groups made up of Castrolte night.” OuisUan Democrat; the Social- Chester High School auditorium, shattered, It was the 91st time the fire­ The J average Ckiban is walking festival took place at stalwarts who keep watch over Under rationing a man is en­ Including this ad. If last minute gifts are your problem Marshall’s ists also Insisted that they get as a result of a scuffle at a Carriage House Barn allowed /' a maximum of 12 titled to a pair of pants a year. the presidency. . ^ c ti-i. ______‘be Llm ’Rilen Kong Temple at ounces of meat a week and a block 24 hours a day. They rock concert; both released ^ ^ e Satu^y,j^eom ^mpang village, a ^ t 10 miles report to security offices the He is not guaranteed that. pending court Jan. 3. similarly low quantities of has the happy solution. Shop ’til 10 P.M. thru THURS. (FRI.’til 6 P.M.) iqprooted abut |60 wocith of frem Kuala ^ Lumpur. comings and goings of neigh­ Shoes are limited to one pair a ------plants from b^iind an Indian e,ggs, coffee, milk, and other year—when available. I saw a Annually devotees from all foods. bors and strangers, the arrival Housing Loans Lowell L. Bracken, 26, of Dr- home. cemers of the country gather of auspicious objects. They also young man leaving the Univer­ Marlborough, charged on a As a paying guest of a hotel at the temple from the first day control the distribution of food sity of Havana campus wearing LONG, LUXURIOUS Still Due State warrant Saturday morning with ^erday, the removable orthTiunai- Women’sSboe^BootsatMSCOUNT PRICES! reserved for foreigners, I could rationing books, check school a brown shoe on one foot and a criminal mischief. Court date hardt(^ was stolen from a breakfast on" ham and eggs, enrcllment and enforce health tennis sneaker o on the other. I HAR’TFORP >(AP) — One Jan. 3. spMtscar parked In a W. IMIddle coffee, milk and rolls udth gen­ measures. thought he was nursing an in­ of OonnecUcut’s debts extends ------apartment lot. ------erous portions of butter. For jured foot. Inquiry disclosed ; B R U S H E D The food ration book Is vital as far back as 1960, when Timothy J. Ahem, 21, of South ------dinner there were freshly this was all he had tor foot­ CHRISmAS WEEK SALE! to obtain essentials doled out the state borrowed $114 million Windsor, charged with larceny ^ Tlmrod Rd. home was brok- caught fish, lobster and beef. wear. , by the regime, its backers hall G IFT G O W N S tor municlpiU low-rent housing, in the fourth degree, yesterday ®" bito and ransacked yesterday P liB . ON. The hotel—the former Ha­ It Is evident that those In high the system as one that has According to State Treasurer afternoon at Treasure Cl^; betweot 8 and 10 p.m., and vana Hilton—Is closed to the government positions do not en^ "Come In The done away with Inequalities. selling elsewhere at $15 (if perfect) Robert I. Berdon, the state still court date Jan. 8. about $06 in cash was stolen. 17.7 man in the street. Guests are dure the same privations. Many "Now we all eat the same,” a owe# $91 million on that loan. ------3M 4M. Min. OPEN admitted into the lobby only supporters are glad to make 1 Day Nottoe For DeUvery Bock Woy and Savel" cab driver says with pride. Berdon, says one factor delay- Richard W. Kelley, 19, of Yesterday, the tel^ihone re­ after showing a special pass. sacrifices as they strive to ceiver was ripped off a pay tele­ $4 Hoar Bam or Bervlce Mon., T ubs., Wed., Thurs. When It came time to pay my "Nowadays no one goes to Ing repayment is that several Farmington, charged with bed Jiungry,” a housewife ob­ “build socialism.” Others take phone at the Manchester Plaao. bill the cashier would not take marshall’s cities have not yet paid up their larceny In the fourth degree, MANCHESTER serves. quickly to the luxuries offered portlcns. New H&ven owes the yesterday afternoon at ’Treasure OIL HEAT. INC. Ckiban pesos. He said I had to by their- positions. They ride low state $607,000; Karttord Is next City; court date Jan. 10. 9^AJN.to9PJM. settle In U.S. dollars—the same But there Is grumbling, espe­ sleek, Italian-built Alfa Romeo with a $600,000 debt and Stam------Finisli ButterfBes currency the propaganda ma­ cially among those who be­ cau's, live In spacious -villas price lo rd owes $131,000, said Berdon. ACCIDENTS chinery of the regime blames longed to the now wilted middle and, reportedly, enjoy behind SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Fri., December 24th, class. Hiere is no moaning He also said New Britain has ^ summons charging her with Principal photography was for Its sorrows and many of the tall g a r^ n walls many of the about a lack of gxxtrmet deli­ W,000 out^dlng; New Lon- toUowlng too closely was Issued completed here on the Frank- world’s ills. comforts the propaganda ma­ 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. (Xiba's rulers have good rea­ cacies, but foods and beverages chine castigates as "blights of ^ owes the and to Dawne C. Gravell of 1*1 Oen- ovlch production of "Butterflies A last minute gift coup. These exceedingly Norwich has not paid $66,000. tor St., after a coUislcm Satur- Are F ree," starring Goldie son to bar John Q. .Public from Americans .take tor gianted the post.” have Iwig disappeared from the feminine long gowns are direct from one of day evening at 6:20 on • Main Hawn, Edward Albert and Bl- the hotel premises. Guests Like many other people living average Cuban table. These In­ the country's leading designers. Choose from ' ^nlnlkn.. "®“ ‘ ®®bool St. Involving her leen Heckart. JOlton Katselas GLOBE there can freely buy any loving colors of pink, white or light blue. All clude cheese, beer, wine, tea, oaipim r nem ovea car and one driven by WllHam directed the moUon picture ver- amount of cigars, cigarettes Slight Irreg. cold cuts, butter or margarine, WASKnrarON — Hlgh-sul- A. MjcDonald of Bolton. Court sion of the hit Broadway come- Travel Sarvlue and liquors of a quality far SIZES: P-S-M phur bituminous coal, barred for date tor Mrs. Gravell Is Jan. 3. dy for Columbia Pictures. S55 MAIN STREET above that which is available to most fresh or canned fruits, u m n D R U D chocolate and pork. use In most steam electric gene------Leonard (Jershe, author ND GROWTH CHATEAU CX)S D’ESTOURNEL A 1966 SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU BRANE CANTENAC selling elsewhere at $2.50 at $3.25 low price THE ELEDJ THIRO GROWTH CHATEAU CANTENAC BROWN A 1966 m p o r t e i^ Stuff her stocking WITH STOCKINGS! THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU PALMER , A 1964 marshall’s These specially selected panty hose are In THIRO GROWTH CHATEAU DTBSAN Regular colors of ivory, ajnHght, sand, taupe and THIRO GROWTH CHATEAU KIRWAN low price brown. First Quality. 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MONDAY, DECEMBEjl 20, jLOfl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER* 20, 1971 PAGE TWBNTY-JWft ^ Tolland Lucente and several other work- ity of the students, and sec­ thropist and colonial ploheor ...... - "I,;.,..... ;....ii ,1,17:- study. co-ordInators have joined ond the availability of specific Rhodes Awards who said he hoped the scholar­ Hehron their Jon. lo meeting, along Christmas party for the four- sion, and spent the afternoon at Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. together to prepare training courses such as technical math­ ships would contribute to world with Assessor Harold Mad- year-olds attending the Hebron the Home singing and visiting 'Thursday: Candlelight Serv­ plan guides which are already ematics, art and home econom­ Named for 32 understanding and pence. aUARANTEED JOBS - If you i|uallffy, docks, to discuss assessment Center JVursery School, Inc. with the patients. ice, Hope Volley Church, 7:80 FOR ALL YOUR SKIINfl MEEDS! beginning to be used In other ics and other business and in­ U.S. winners will join Rhodes procedures tor the town and the The scouts made favors for Meetings Scheduled p.m. Work-Study Program dustrial education courses. MIDDLETOV/N (A P l — schcol nystems. Scholars from 16 other coun­ Pbid out what Hw Air Pore* can offer up-ceming re ■ evaluation of each of the children, organized TTie following meetings and Friday: Christmas Eve Mid­ .At least six of the 43 work Thirty - two U.S. college stu- Jan. 4 Town Meeting He would advocate the pro­ tries for the two to three years property. activities are scheduled for this night Service, Hebron Congrega­ OPEN EVERY DAY study students are on the honor dents have been tapped for games, and served refreshments gram’s being placed on a pass- of study at Oxford. Derby "underscored" state­ week: tional Church, 11:80 p.m.; roll. Rhodes Scholarships, which Opportunities for advanced education and speoiallted train­ at the school which meets in the 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. fail basis, since many of the ments made by residents Eric Christmas Eve Midnight Serv­ Reported Doing Well Biilletlii Boanl carry annual stipends of $3,600 Hebron Congregational Church. Monday: Hebron Congrega­ jebs cannot actually be compar­ ing. Over 400 jobs to choose from after you quoUfy. Bmt and John Blbun regarding ice, St. Peter's Episcopal SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. The Planning and Zoning for study at Oxford University W. German Wheat To Vote on Purchase Oiolr Visits Patients tional Church deacons meeting, TMland High School’s Coop- nt the schcol, but this ivlll come ed. " ’Trying to compare a high­ the dangerous traffic conditions Church, 11:80 p.m. Commission will meet tonight nt In England. To find out how you con qualify contact your Air Force Tile Junior Choir of the 8 p.m. THE eraUve Work Study program is ns the school's population in ly technical position such .as Harvest Slumps The Board of Selectmen Sat­ at the In^rseotlon of Rt. 86 and Hebron Congregational Church 8 in the Town Hall. , Yale and Harvard dominate BONN — West Germany’s Representative BSgt. Lee Blodgett at B8S Main St, in Man­ Mrs. Annie Fcxite as an honor­ Tuesday; Regionalization proceeding with top honors and creases. held by Miss Elby with a gas urday momlng oet 'Diesday, ary member. East 8t. He said that. In hts this aftemo • • ffy town should purchase the prop­ dition to other semi-skilled em­ real Savings in time for Holiday Gift Giving! erty will be finalised at the up­ ployment opportunities. coming meeting. I The students do not tsdee jobs El Producto Hai Karate Listed on the warning for the ' away from adults, nor has the Flagship Assort. Reminfston's Finest World Wide Shaver! meeting. If the purchase Is ap­ Save S9! Dome Umbrellas I current economic slump had Box contains 24 n After Shave Lotion proved, wilt be approval of the Famous > appreciable affect on the avail- cigars, 5 different Generous 4 method of financing. The Board ! ability of the jobs. ounce bottle - Remington cf Finance Is recommending Caldor for the Family! The students are placed, Dutch Mastera Diamond be careful J0 9 that $6>000 be appropriated from I based on their abilities, needs, President Cigars how you use the reserve fund for future land ' interests and vocational plans Pendants it: SI.75 size Cord/Cordless acquisition and development Amplon as well as their overall attitude. Opaline jar. sea­ scape design. 25 O O O with the balance to be financed ; A large dose of guidance Hai Karate Lektro “ over throe years on short term Ml > counseling and screening is in- Presidents O e ^ T i / Our Rag. 24.99 cigars. notes. I volved in the placement process Cologne Panty • by Lsicente, the high school Dutch Master The girls love 1 5 9 Blade 30 Also, on the recommendation Heart shape, sunburst, rose or of the Board of Finance, resi­ I guidance department and the Showcase Samplers tear drop pendant bn heavy it; Four ounce Our Rag. 32.99 bottle. S2.50 size dents will be asked to vote as to Hose • classroom teachers. 34 Assor.ted 14K gold rope chain: gift boxed. * Once a student Is placed on cigars in hand­ whether the town should request Hai Karate Super Operates on 110 or 220 volts, thq use of federal and/or state ‘ the job, the local job retainment some grooved worldwide use: Hideaway 4.99 fuiidB to assist in the purchase * ratio is excellent. Only a few wooden bov______Mistletoe Gift Set trimmer, comfort control. Instances have occurred where Men’s Electric Watches of'the property. El Producto Set contains a Gift case, mirror, extra I the student has not worked out, Both the Recreation and Oon- Never need b v T i m c x 2 o u n c e blades. i) nude heel and toe. Beige, cin­ Clear vinyl ladies', oversized stadium for fashions! ’s. jerseys, acrylic /pile vered e roy. Come, find favorite style! 8 to student has led to the provision This committee would cemsist Tailored immed namon, taupe - fashion shades that go men. children's plain or Walt Disney. knits and man; ire! Come early for Izes 5 to 18. of additional jobs. of the flrsf selectman, the waistba: with everything! best choice Student Experience BotJcA of Finance chairman, the During the board meeting fire chief, and possibly a mem­ four students explained their ber-at-large. Its function would experiences in the program. , be basically to draw up specifi­ Richie Malchow has been em­ cations for new equipment, ployed by a woodworking com­ CORNINGvWARE money for udilch has been put pany, after completing several aside In reserve funds over the Fabulous Groups of years of woodworking and re­ Etiquette California Ceramie Royal Family Set European Hand Cut Westinghouse post several years. lated training at the high Stemware Lazy Susan G. E. Cordless The stfeotmen agreed that a school. Although he is limited Stock Steam Press Valet committee should also be set up by his age to wily using certain Value Lead Crystal Clothes Brush to handle the method of increas­ tools, his job responsibilities 33.42 Reg. ing fees for driveway permits, Women’s Sweaters have increased considerably 18.88 Reg. • ” sanitary permits and other 6.88 14.97 6.99 and he is looking forward to Includes 1. I'/i and 14^ quart 8.97 building permits, as necessary. working at the same place after covered pans, serving candle, 5#T7 Crystal Clear, elegant faceted Fine cutting enhances each 4 compartments, covered For quick, thorough grooming! Teflon "’ coated press plate. Residents will be asked for from a nationally known American maker ' graduation with job advance­ 10 " covered skillet, plastic stems. Choose from 10 sizes. piece! A variety of pieces - bowl. Choice of colors; wooden Rechargeable. Removable, Smooths hems, collars, authorisation to appoint such a storage covers. swivel base. ment opportunities. lovely gift! washable brush. # VV2 creases. ^ HQ 10 committee to consist of the first Karen Salstcad was employ­ selectman, chairman of the ed by the Journal Publishing Complete with Planning and Zoning Commis­ Fantastic Buys 88 Company originally as a typist, sion and the chairman of the After Sale but her on the job experiences Rollabout Stand! Si9f} Beard of Finance. you must see Price 7.59 have expanded to include learn­ There Is a possffaUlty that one ing how to spot, layout and other Item, a request from the to bd ievd paste up advertising copy and RCA Registrars of 'Voters to estab­ to running a computer. She lish two dilfts to r election offi­ puts in a five-hour, five-day a Fine quality sweaters including acrylics, fur blends. Square and turtlenecks, 18 Inch cers , other than the mVA6lia!^le> tecond Selectman Robert Dix­ sorted pastel and dark tones; 7 to 14. silk screen printers which is 13 Pc. X L and 32 to 40. ^ « 3 . 9 9 ■ ■ 'Cf' ’ ti^ on mentioned that he had re­ "teaching me things I couldn’t learn in college.’ ’ {'J, ceived several complaints, and High included his own complaint, The work study program "Is a very organized way to go to Speed concerning the motorcycle rally Men’s Jewel Girls’ Popular Boys’ Corduroy school,’’ she told the school h61d throughout town on Deo. Charge f\ 4. board members, enthusiastic Boxes, Valet in her support of the program. Twist About two hundred machines Knit Tops Slacks It! In addition to working she participated In toe rally and Tie Bar Dixon stated that several driv­ takes English, Physics, Art Drill and other gifts. and Band. 2 Suit Executive 1? ers almost caused serious ac­ Our Rag. Rag. to Both Miss Selby and Dalrym- Set Famous Brand Black and Decker cidents by cutting across Rt. 2.99 4.99 plo announced their plans to go Flight Bag Smith Corona Smith Corona SB .and ofher roods. Also, at 2.44 3.99 on to college. one spot, toe motorcycle olub Orbital Sander 26 Pc. 3/8” Drill Kit Cotton knits and polyester fabrics. Long Cotton corduroy, ribless or wide wale. Problems and Assets Electric Coronet 10 Coronet 12 set up one of lbs members to direct traffic. sleeve, mock or full turtlenecks tt ' and zip Contrasting and patch pockets. Reg. or Transportation of the students Reg. Bought wooden .and styles. 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. slim. 8 to 18. Reg. Reid suggested that toe select­ Special Purchase! Very special gifts Is the number one problem, ac­ 14.99 Separately Reg. leatherettethe boxes, handy tie racks. .'•& 14.87 124.97 men write a letter to toe club cording to Lucente. fto bus is 3.97 10.88 28.97 10970 140.97 American madel Fine quali­ Includes drill gauge, storage Lifetime lubed bearings. 1 19.99 1 2 7 ^ « "making a recommendation Suede and available for the program and ty vinyl, heavy duty zippers. ease. 1 16" to 1 4" sizes. Misses’ Leather and one is badly needed which could year free over the counter re­ Drill, sand, buff, grind! Every­ Quick set visible margins, full Precision electric, 5 repeat that In toe future consideration Black, brown. Stocking stuffer! thing you need in one kit! Vinyl e t accommodate 12 to 14 pupils. ■ placement guarantee. size keyboard. Carry case. 10 keys. Includes case. 5 year be given so that they (toe se­ Leather - look Lined Gloves per store. guarantee. No rain checks. Girls’ Bonded Boys’ Ski Another problem is the need lectmen) don’t have to ban Handbag. 0 » 0 0 Fur or acryHc linings. O C m I for more scheduling flexibility them from town and that ex­ brown, black; ^ to 8. treme caution be taken to avert • j-i Top handles, pouch and shoulder styles Knit Slacks Pajamas Boys’ 1 ^ 'v. -'V accidents." and others. Many colors! Great gift, Suede Leather Belts Retd also mentioned the poa- great value! Misses smart accessory Rag. 3.99 to S.99 in all sizes and colors. O O O Rag. to Molded of Rufified Royalite « f Flame Glo Cryntalk slMUty that constables could be Caldor Snorkle assigned to direct traffic at toe Great gift! OaOO 3.49 Pri(»d For Keep a can or two handy for a Tracy and Hepburn next rally. Acrylic Pile Slippers 2.66 2.59 C^ats specially colorful fire. Reg. 99e By Gurson Kanin, celebrated Requests for a snowmobile Men’s and Women’s Million Misses oMn, closed toe or Warm cotton knit ski style with crew 100 Prescriptions Fire Blockk author-director. Personal anec­ ordlnahoe in town have been Leather Billfolds a o o Warm bonded acrylic knits, pull-on boxer nylon quilt lined coat with fur dotes about the famous pair. bootee. S to 10. waist style with flare leg. Choice of neck lop. fly front pants. Assorted colors, trimmed hood, draw stringng waist, ' 4 Attraclively boxed kindling in a . received by toe selectmen. Retd Unusual leathers in many LB j CHRISTMAS Miler 4 to 16. convenient form. Reg. 99e Pub. Lift 7.95 6.55 Uidlat Accait. BSnl. 1.99 superb styles androlors. colors. 4 lo 6x, 7 lo 14. pockets. Navy or sage, S, M, L. COSMETICS & GIFTS felt that if toe state regulations American Scisttor TongH Trust Me With Your Heart Again on . snowmobiles were pubUoised, this would be sufflolent. Black wrought iron; u.se as longs A fireside trea.sury of lurn-of-the- SHOP Luggage The major problem, he said, Fibreglass reinforced, molded of or poker. Extends to 29". Reg. 2.19 century sheet music'^collceted by Childs’ rugged Hoyalite “ . Slim styling seamed to be toe "late hours" Men’s Soft Sole Boys’ Indian Moc Ladies’ Holiday Ladies’ Dress Deluxe Tote Norton .Stillman. Pub. till $10 Pine Pharmacy with recessed locks. Blue or Avo­ Fireplace Bellows , 8.19 the snowmobiles are operated. Reg. 12.99 < ■ ■.(., \ ,1 -I cado for ladies. Grey for men. 15" long, leather-look trim. Eleanor and Franklin Dixon reuested that a sign Slippers “ Monkey Face” 9.77 dlreotlng trafflo to Hebron be Slippers Dress Pump Slippers Cokinetic Case I’ rovincial finish, goldtone eagle. By Joseph P. Lash. The story of Reg. 4.99 their relationship based on Installed at toe Bolton exit off "•0- 15,99...... 12.47 Slipper 30” Over8ean, Log Carrier Eleanor’s personal papers. In- 1 f \ O r k of,. Rt. 86. There are signs to CHRISTMAS GIFTS 21” Short Hop Iroductlon by F. D, Roosevelt, Jr. J. U e A V Bdlton and to Colchester but "•g.31.99...... 26.77 Pub. U»l 12.50 w e — ^ 4 9 9 THAT ARE DIFFERENT "•a-16.99...... 12.77 Black with solid brass trim, brass g* O O none to Hebron. The salootmen 1.99 6.99 1 Suiter, Reg. 21.99...... 18.77 hale handle. 2P/] " long. Reg. 6.99 d * 0 0 will ask toe state to install a Juatferfim AND SURE TO PEEASB! 2i5” Weekend Flight Israel • A Personal History 1.99 Companion, Reg. 18.99.. 15.77 Early American Quality Andironn sign at this Interseotlon.' • HAWDOBAFTED OAN1M.E8 "•8-21.99...... 18.77 By David Ben-Gurlon. The In other action toe seleotmen 3.99 e niam ronvE b b t o s a 2 Suiter, Reg. 25.99..... 20.77 Black with solid brass, elegant Black or brown crinkle patent shoe with Silver, gold or black peau de sole; vamp Soft plus upper foam and tricot UimkI. 27” CroHS Country former prime minister becomes voted to Mnd flowers to toe Tricot lined antiqued vinyl uppers, soft Tan vinyl upper with Indian head print; champagne color suede spat. New fash­ is trimmed with jewels, braid. Sizes 5 lo CAWDUE HOUWBS 3 Suiter, Reg. 29.99 24.77 eagle ornament. IB'a" tall, /j q Vinyl monkey or elephant face. Slzei S to "«9- 24.99...... r,...19.77 .... the historian of hts beloved fotolly of Mrs. Burton Hilts, who sole. Scuff or opera style; sizes 7 to 12. 80ft sole, flannel lined. Sizes 9 to 3. ion heel. 5 to 10. 10. Perfect for at home entertaining. Ptaw » Seleetton of Otiier OUte ^jounH^Pob^^ 14.49 12. at BeoaonaMe Prtoea died lost Friday. Mrs. Hills Two Great Woyi To Charge w U Hebron’s town olork for Mansfield Trainings School Manch«ster fifteen years. £ GIFTw in SHa n O o Pr Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway To Plan Oetebrotlon ■* on Hm Moiioftekl Trainlac(Seiiool Miool Safe Mon. thru Wed. They also set up a Bloanten- Sale Mon. thru Wed. BraoBda on Bouto 44A. Maiiiftald)ld 1145 Tolland Turnpika nial Oommlttea to work on Men. thru PrI. 9i30 a.m. t o l l g.m. ttopot, Oonn. — Open 7 daye a plans for toa SOOto Annlvonory Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Open Chrlitnwi Evt til 0 R.M, ff**- week mmoAt /(aiM I ffjM R . 'lkraM m m Y flnM im a .)' \ liiM A tom of toe country. Appointed to 8lM p.m. UiM oommlttee were John Blbun and Riohard McDonald and

t PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHBB'll'ER EVENING HERALI^. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 197l MAl4CHfidtfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN South Windsor for a public hearing on the with teama from four other tewn cemmittee, now rulea for roid problems during the criti­ by ether railroads In the same ordinance. t^^port charges Rail Operations W ere'Poor cal pcst-merger period. class had been paid. Police Say Wif^’ "**‘^®*' f’looilng town committee mem- She Lone FciHfllc The renicpiatlon of Dr. La\y- Airman Gregory W. Helm, ‘)era were adoplpd. Under the The IOC repert pointed to "The analysis concluded that ronco Andrua from the Park and what It said were "strained and these labor costa. . .ranked high Killed Husband aon on Mra. Janet Helm, of 80 ■'.w procedure, caucuaea of Campaign Role for Butz uc.:realion Commlaalon ia ex­ suspicious feelings” between among the causes leading to Town Gets $713,000 Bclden Rd. haa completed hla Dcmocrata will be called in CANTON (AP) — Po­ pected to be accepted by the N.Y. Central-Penn Merger former New York Central and Penn Central’s petition for r- .. . j ------•— baalo training each cf the town'a aeven voting In Engineering Class Pennsylvania personnel and reorganisation," the report lice have chargMl » woman council, Andrua waa recently at the Air Training Command’a dlatrlcta, tc elect committee added: sold. with manslaughter in the fatal elected to the Planning and Zon- Lackland APB, Tex. membera by dlatrict. There will By BOB INGLE sections I would be In so they ng Commlaalon. ho la remaining at Lackland he the oppertuntty for people to A Fighter in Farm Belt "The breakdown In service, But It quoted from a state­ shooting of her husband, a 63- For Sewers, Pump Aaaoctatod Press Writer could sign up for the others. beginning almost Immediately ment prepared by Robert F. year-old real estate Investor. They will alao aoek to ap- training aa a aocurUy police- chnllcngie In a primary the “It seems they were afraid a t e ? D * ^ be dlic^Mcd point a member of the Park Ho ia a 1971 graduate of membera elected at the caiicua- TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) — Resulted in ‘Total Chaos’ after the 1968 merger, geiier- Lundy of the ICXI’s bureau of The victim was Alexander certain colorful professor ated countless complaints by economics which concluded Brown of Cherrybrook Road, ot t n i to ‘“"‘Kht’s meeting of the Town and Recreation Commlaalon to South WIndaor High School. Hla ea. A primary, if one la needed In 1960 Marla Whitson decided WASHINGTON (AP) —’The tral, traffic of both railroads through or p io im to South WIndaor for Council. wouldn’t unload his collection Penn Central patrons." "that a primary cause of Penn who woe shot In the oheet with replace Andrua. father, John W. Helm, Uvea at thia year, will be held April n . culture Secretary Earl L. Butz who told a National Farmers roast in the meat in she’d rather lead women than of stories If I were In his "total chaos" resulting from Director Bernard A. <3ould of yards lacking the capacity to taatallatlon of aewer mains and other item. A.iHe.i On RCH8 Honor Roll 800 King 8t„ East Hartford. has burst onto the 1972 political Ocganlzatlcn audience Nixon Philadelphia The 2 In addition, Penn Central had Central's failure was a serious a rifle at about 10:40 p.m. Sat­ « new pump station. *'1'*®'* , In years prlcr to this rule follow men. Now she leads class.” the enforcement bureau said handle th.e added volume. The following Juniors at East — ------the merger of the New York great difficulty In collecting the deterioration in railroad oper­ urday. Police said hie 39-year- Cotter said the grant *‘®"*® •'®^''® been change, made tc conform to re­ scone as the key downfleld "has turned his back" on farm- wheat in Kansas has iw value both, but It wasn’t imtll 60 After receiving her degree government auditors reported Gould said that at key points Catholic High School, attained Y l l Central and the Pennsylvania revenues It had earned, the IOC ating perfcrmance,” old wife, Diane, reported the cent chiingea in state party blocker in President Nixon’s c™- until lu a nice tasto toeakfMt years later that her ambitions from Aubum, Miss Whitdon that Bevan bought $60,000 in on the line this caused slow de­ said, adding that on March 31, The Lundy analysla con­ shooting at 11 p.m. second honors on the acnoorB school's i- r every size and stripe; Large mold. t - Z f Whitson said she realised she 29 candidates, and the council and small, poor and well-to-do. "I don’t want to lock them wanted a Job. A faviorlte profes­ elected her presldoit. Everyone Thursday-9 am to 10 pm The 'King' ef Reasts - Save 40c per Ib! -And I also worked with Into the levels of income sor recommended the- new field from teen-agers to senior citi­ Hormel Cure ‘81’ Swift’s Premium those concerns that supply they’ve got. I don’t want to lock of electrical engineering and zens worked in her campaign. O pen 8 am to 6 pm F rid a y farmers with products they use them Into the method of farm- Auburn accepted her appli­ Now her problem is—“I’ve Closed All Day Saturday, Christmas Day Semi-Boneless In production and that process ing. I want them to be flex- cation, never beat sMe to get done in and merchandise their prod- ible,” he said. "I want them to "Since I had most cf the bas­ one day everything I had Boneless Hums Gunned Hums Propared from the Choicest First added. )je able to have credit to ic courses out of the way, I was planned.” On the question of The steer In the feedlot »m"4.79 For Meeting Tonight SUNKiST Area Youths Nominated , Casino Clams er^s?.u H«Pk$ 89e M Krakus Imported Ham 31b CM 3.79 Colonial Pullman Ham Special gueat at Andover’s on rug braiding, will be resched- Krakus Imported Ham 51b can 5.98 Oscar Mayer Pullman Ham 4,10 ORANGES 10 -TR Board of Selectmen meeting uled to another date Boon, \.l] Fresh Oysters Pacific In CM 89c C R R IS T P S TURKEY SALE tonight will be Mrs. Beatrice Bulletin Bocu-d To Service Academies Indian River j a a a a a Center Cut , Kowalski, chairman of the local Monday: 0 to 8 p.m. town ’Two Manchester area youths vacancies at the Air Force Salmon Steaks M.29 „ . . _ . clerk at the town office build- have been nopiinated for ap­ Academy. White Shrimp n>i,89 Fresh Chicken Parts! barter Lein - ...^£:;i1si.^'.rcVM. Finast Prime “Pop-np” Turkeys ing; 7 to 9 p.m. tax collector at pointment to the U.S. Air Force William G. Glenney, son of Whk "Rip-ig" Self Thaef.' Im M# the breul e( neiy Fhiail TOMS Grapefruit 6 ''69'^ First Selectman Robert E. the town office building- 7 30 Academy and two to the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Glen­ Shrimp Rolls BitcSlM 14«pt| 1.89 Post said that Mrs. Kowalski p.m. Board of Selectmen meet- tMliey thwe'iaspccM Meat thanaeaMlw that iMptap ta tel yea ’ j Loidod With Vltimin C a a ^ v a l Academy according to an ney ot Silver St., Coventry and Chicken Legs Frash 491 Pork Chops 21 to 24 lbs, m was asked to attend the meet- ing at the town office building- announcement made today by Glenn Edward Gately, son of Little Neck Clams Fresh lb 65c whaa yaar tarfcay’i ntkal ta pariattiM. Thara’i ae rbk evN tag, along with another r^pre- 7,30 p.m. Region No. 8 Board Republican Congressman Robert Mr. and ‘Mrs. Glenn S. Gately Tender (•tUag. Yaar Raait RriaM Taifcay ceaiai aat ttaler, aNht, aiai TOMS aentative of the board, to die- <,( Education at the Rham 11- H. Steele. of Hillsdale Dr., Rockville, have California Squid 3 tax 1.09 Tasty 19 to 20 lbs' ]Leaionssi«ikistO>»'49 cuss the possibility of using the prary; 8 p.m. Conservation Com- 59 Fresh Spare Ribs Mcy arary tiaNi Raait tailityi ha*a akialataly aa aMtiyai. .. Jait i Dwight Donald Landmann, son been nominated to compete with No. 1 Smelts 2"»«75c Chicken Breasts ! school building and school mission at the town office bulld- of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Land­ 16 other candidates for, two Fresh ■ ptp-ap tbanaaaNtH tint late year tailiay cadi perfaitiy ia Ht Idaho-Bihe, Fry or Mash'om m f " A m ^unds more extensively than ,„g. g p „ church Council at Weaver Dutch Fiye Chicken ”Srv# 24 « pill 1.79, Butt HENS mann of Mata St., Ellington and vacancies at the Naval Acade­ Boneless Pork Roast awa tatty, aatarti Jakat. they are now used. the First Congregational Church. Stephen Blair Luckingham, son my. Mr. Deli Specials! 1 10 to 16 lbs At present ^yone wishing to Tuesday: 3 p.m. Brownies at of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel M. Luck- In both cases the final selec­ iPololaes-iS-SB' make use of the schotrf b u l l ^ the elementary school; 7 p.m. Flash Turkeys HENS-10 to 16 Ibt lb 59c TOMS-ISIblSUplb 55c contacte s ^ w l, and If there p ^roop 124 at the tagham, Jr. -of Oerv4»pki 49c is no conflict with another group, achool; 8 p.m. Al-Anon Family Turkey Breasts Tmdtr All White Meat lb 7 9 c Swift’s Batterboll TnrkOys permission is usually granted. along with 26 other Connecticut being ottered to the highest » 7 9 e (7 v:;f ( -jK- Group at the church. scoring competitors. Genoo Salami fs Colonial Skinless Frankfuits The Boy Scouts and Qlrl Scouts youths, to compete for three Special basting Juices placed T O M S Uuliuoiie Sausage Meat Pun Pork Ib 39c 1 Blend 0’ Fruit Cake Mix teotpteSge use the school, as do the tieague Tasty ChMss C A C 21 to 24 lbs Manchester Evening Herald Hormel Weiners deep inside each bird where lb 49c of Women Voters, the PTA, town y Fireplace Logs Mountain Homt pkg of 3 2.29 Andover correspondent Anna Finast &iusage Meat with Coupon Below Ib 55c TO M S officials and groups, and vari­ Provoione ^*99 Armour Skinless Frankfuits »«>pie59e hand basting can never reach, Frisina, Tel. 74!-B347. 16 to 20 lbs ous other groups for special oc- Mr. Dell AiiMtat g g g AH Beer C fi. Geese. Fowl, Ducks, Roasting Chickens Capons and results. . . moistar, juicier, ■b 53c I Jumbo Peanuts Full of Energy 12.ot cello 39c Switch Watchmakers Oscar Mayer Bologna i « 9bi a im H E N S casiqps. s Beltsvitle Turkeys will ha available for the Holidays. tastier eating every time! Bologna ''Oil le$hita4Sl 10 to 16 lbs »>59c As far as the school play­ Oscar Mayer Braunschwefgar ^ ^Annette Hen ^ ground is concerned, the present Stock Market ^ one policy is that no group or Indi­ Nigerians Prices In This Ad Oscar Mayer 49c Prices Effective thru s sa TuriayRoy* effective thru viduals may make use of the NEW YORK (AP) - After- By BATO BOTIBI not good to give them training Friday, December 24, 1971 2 grounds without specific permis- scaring earlier today in re- Friday, Dec. 24 KPoinsettias ?, Associated Press Writer for three years and after that Sion from the school. Use of the sponse to the weekend agree- fail to find them Jobs,”’ "Ang- playground equipment during ment on currency reallgn- LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — ehm says. "I feel responsible hours is not allowed, ments, the stock market con- Switzerland’s legendary watch­ for all the students and so I Tlw Board of Education was ceded part of its isharp gains, makers are dotag their best to like to ftad them convenient queried at its last meeting as Trading waa at a record level, get peofSe to their appoint­ employment adien they leave to whether the grounds can be The Dow Jones average of 30 ments on time in Nigeria. here, mostly with watch deal­ used on an Impromptu basis by industrials, which had been It’s all happening at the X>il- ers 4n town.” fm asf Ba/^, chose to ahead 15Vi points earlier, waa lege at ’Technology in suburban Frozen Favorites! niatatain Its present position up 9.93 at 883.73 by noon. Ad- Yaba, where a Swisa-run school wdth comments being made that -.-ances on the New York Stock Is turning out some c f Africa’s Former Writer, the schTOls insurance would Exchange, which had led de- best watchmakers. drwUcaHy «f unlimited dines by more than 10 to 1, ’The school was founded in H In Kro»««l* was to be were ahead by 7 to 1. 1964 after Nigeria accepted an Myron Johnson, v e g e t a b l e s ® ¥ W flr ^ iu Analysts attributed the large offer by the Swiss watch in­ Succumbs at 80 W th the hiring ot a new rec- advance to the agreement dustry to establish a school of in Butter Sauce leatlonal director who will be reached over the weekend at horology, complete with facil­ I r v in g the towns of Andover, the Group of Ten finance mtals- ities for timepiece assembly, WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) FlMStPiai,Con«, Myron M. Johnson, 80. retired Mixed VwtiW es,8m B Inns Hebien and Marlborough, the ters meeting ta Washington repair and maintenance. town’s Recreation Commission creating a new pattern of cur­ Switzerland’s two giant editorial writer for the Worces­ %asf ls investigating all sorts of pos- rency exchange rates. The set- watchmaking bodies—the Fed- ter Telegram and Gazette, died 2 2 o ; slbilities for recreational and tlement was expected to pave . eration of Swiss Watch Manu­ today at his home. He was 80. cultural activities. Andover has the way for a lar;ge influx of facturers and the F. ' »»wli.$b4rW,iiikaiise»4f )ifcHairiiui»> various performances, including Board's most-active list Includ- are free, the school is flooded duction into the armed forces, each year with applications. Clip These a one-act play, a puppet show, ed General Electric, up 1% at failed to appear in U.S, District Last year, over 180 applications Farm Fresh Dairy Buys! and other selections, and mem- 68: Ford Motor, up 1V4 at 79%; were received. Sixty qualified Court In Hartford today, and a More Low, Low Prices! More Low, Low Prices! hers of the PTA served refresh- Flying Tiger, up 1 at 39; City to take an intensive aptitude bench warrant was Issued for ments. Investing, up at 19%; and his arrest. Voluable Coupons 1602 A Christmas tree, donated by Hewlett-Packard, up at test, and the lucky dozen who Finast Whole scored highest were selected to Bruce M. Greene of 130 Bryan Beech-Nut Coffee >»»’85c Health s Beauty! Boilod Onions 0Jirs 1 the Howard Stanleys, was 47-Tl. Dr. is charged with falling to pRANGE JUICE placed outside the front of the Prices on the American Stock begin the three-year courae. WITH W ITH W ITH W ITH 'The student body this year report for induction Jan. 28, pkgoflOO Finast 29ozckn school and decorated wltt_ Exchange’s most-active list in- Tetley Tea Bags 99c THIS TH IS THIS THIS Fruit Cocktail 39c comprises 26 Nigerians, two 1970, and with failing to keep Deluxe 15' off 10' oil llghts. Libby said the tree will eluded Carnation, off 1V4 at 97 his selective service board in­ COUPON COUPON 10'______oil C O U P O N ______10' oil C O U P O N % Finestn„«r ,, ' be lit up dally by the school Brad Ragtin, off 2 at 26(4; Liberians, two Gambians, one Wish-Bone French Dressing ■S«"49c BATEK ASPmn Q $1 Handi-Wrap F(X)d Wrap 300 It roll 5 9 c Sierra Leonean and one Gha­ formed of his address. Toward purchata of Ona Toward purchaH of Ont Toward purchaia of Ont Toward purchaia ef Ont custodians. Amco Industries, up 1((, at Judge T. Emmet Claire was 2 Ib can Maxwall Houm 49 ot pkg ' 20 ot pkg Batty Crockbr 16 oz pk| Bitty Crocktr Maiheg 100% Pure Bridge Club Results 14%; and STP Corp., up % nl naian. Eaxdi flrst-yecu- student u TABLETS Finast 1702 S I gets $113 for room and board, told today that Greene is In Hi-C Fruit Drinks 3L"89c COFFEE AJAX DETERGENT bU Nutritious Q Cite I Sweet Peas 5 cini I Results of last Friday’s du­ I7''i. $14 for student union fees and Canada. Bond was set at $5,000, PIE CRUST STIX POTATO BUDS 1.89 size of 200 plicate bridge game are as fol­ tuition, $23 allowance and $6 Luncheon n lows; William Radzewicz and Scotkins Napkins e<50'"19c C ViMlhrurri.,DM.24 C VilM thru FrI., O . 24 e Vill4thruFrf.,DN.24 C Vilidthturtl..0N.I4 For Fait Rillef ” Finast Coffee llbcin79c transport fee. For the next two 1 David Oruboff, first place; Mr, $ 2 .5 Billion Lent years, the allowance is in­ More Degrees Regular Q 50 It S I and Mrs. Paul Barton and Miss WITH W ITH 0 rolls I To Developing Landa creased. Finast ShorteninE * 3£79c LA U N D R Y I n ID S pk|0f 170 Finast Egg Nog Fine Quality qtctn 79c Saran Wrap Joyce Driskell and Mrs. Francis Likely To Be Earned THIS THIS Q-tips CothCotton Swabs S9c Each graduating stud«U is sausa^ meat' DRIVEDETERGENT Vlasic Kosher Diil Spears M M lit 49o Haines tied for second and WASHINGTON — Commit­ given a Swiss watch industry WASHINGTON — During the Rieh’s Chocolate Eclairs 2t»89e 25' oil COUPON ______25' oil C O U P O N third place, ments to finance projects in de­ Toward purchaia of One Fkiut One 19e Dell '“JOiJCottonSIza ._J Cotton <“'*«G9c Sau Soa Shrimp Cocktail ^'^';'.99c Vlasic Pickles Iwa.t MImX >1H iti 53c Honieiiiukers Group Canceled veloping countries by the World diploma and a complete set of 1971-72 school year the number fiiad FainHy Trash l i f s MtlM 1.49 One C O C Toward purchaia of tools worth $616. Many find 4 Of )ar Tattari Choica Fusty Fermuia Pack 4 l i i p k i 3 7 92e Childrens Kraft loot 0 0 . Wonder Foam Cups Mrs. Algene Roberts, chair­ Bank Group totaled more than of earned degrees cMiferred Is UodSOy K p i OiiVSS 'm M L a a m I 5 5 ‘ any 3 pkgt OurfcN Zubtl 0 9 c Ml .1 It 49c Jobs with Logos watch dealers, projected as following: Bache­ SIZB9t Josoph's Cough Syrup Crackor______Barrol Chooso ____SticKs...... pk| O O C man of the Homemakers Club of $2.8 billion ta fiscal 1671, on In­ I ami 95o « COFFEE^ WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil n n r.11 59c and some have started their lor’s and first professional de­ Chast & Sanborn Coffio and purchaia of SS or m ort«iN SPICES or Exnucn Andover, said that the group’s crease of about $280 mllUon Spray Daodorant 4otcin 7 9 c IIH ,ti 49c own businesses and employ ap­ grees, 903,000; master’s de­ Ont P ii Pmnpidn C VitkllbruFrl.,D

Hartford; Brian Dolan, 28 Ster­ Henry St.; Marshall D. Finlay, becca N. Grant, 71F* BlueTield Manchester on Berlin la' sl^ed in final Germany ’ after the wall wont ling PI. 30 Waddell 1 ^ .; Nicholas J. Dr.; Mrs. Marion T. Buckler, No W all Passes form by the United States, Brit­ up cn Aug. 13, 1061 are ex­ Fishermen Lose EVai^mG h e r a ld , MANCHESTER,^ conn.; MONDAY, DfiCEMfefiR 20, 1971 Also, Joseph J. Maccalone, Gurske, ,95 Irving St.; Carol A. 47 Holl St.; Sebastlon B. Rug­ Hospital Notes ain, Prance and the Soviet Un­ cluded from the benefits of the PAGE TWENTY-NINE 111 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Sandra Harakaly, Mansfield Center; giero, 45 O’Leary Dr.; Mrs. This Christmas ion. Th.at probably will be at agreement. And unless travel Cars Under Ice Yale Trucking Oo. yard in track oquad la id the police do- VISITING HOUB8 Nix and daughter, Glastonbury; Diane Peloquin, Storrs; Robert Irene B. Bousquet, Glaston­ Innds, Denmark, Britain, Cana­ least six menths from now be­ of 60 miles or more is involved, Truck Hijackers Caught Intormpdlntp Care “ Scinl- Mrs. Susanne Swanson and son, A. Sweet, 96 Hillside Manor bury; Leon Baltulonls, K elly MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Kearny after receiving a tip partment haa proposed that Viet Cease-Fire da, Switzerland, South V iet­ For Berliners cause the Soviet Union is ex­ Columbia private, noon • 2 p.ni., and 4 1174 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Ave., Vernon; Joseph P. D ’ad- Rd., Vernon. the West Berliners must leave — Four Ice fishermen found that one would be hijacked. track oompanle* throughout the nam, Norway, France, the Phll- pected to withhold Its signature their cars at home. p.iii, • 8 p.ni.; prlvnto rooina, M argaret F. Tracy and son, 20 darlo, Bast Hartford. B E R LIN (A P ) — East and themselves something bigger When word came at 9:46 a.m. mark their tracka in a Appeal Entered Ippinca and Italy were Hated aa Also, Mrs. Lorraine L. May until the West German Bun­ A companion agreement on After Air-to-Ground Chase 10 a.ni. ■ 2 p.ni., and 4 p.m. • 8 Bruce Rd. West Berlin signed today a wall than fish Sunday. Sunday that a Yale track almllar manner. 'im cr,t the aignera. Also, Marion E. Annltto, Glas­ and daughter, 26 Bromwood destag ratifies the Soviet-West access to West Berlin was p.ni. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ’They parked their cars slde- h i r ^ Ntreeta. Finally they closed I nNiched Y ^ * * * * with 160,000 worth , of Uttlefleld said that Inin a «pe- , / notified In his helicopter, tor pllct knowing only that a Conscience on Vietnam says an iUng days a year in Commu­ In the meantime. West Ber­ 877.6 Billion Spent otheni, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. St.; William J. Collette, Staf­ sor; George C. Dolan, 83 Dom­ B ailey and' son. 70 Dogwood hundred yards to their fishing Oraumann acanned the traffic Incident Sunday tn oliiu d track waa In Brooklyn oppeal for an Immediate and nist-controlled East Germany. liners face a sixth consecutive Watert Sewerage SHI Service: in a.m. • 2 p.m.: ford Springs; Marc G. Mathleu, ing St., WapuJng; William W. Lane, South Windsor; Mrs. P a­ shacks. The weight of the autoe On Education For Riding School The pact, signed In East Ber­ Christmas without passes to go Loans a Record 1 p.m. • 8 p.m. 496 Tolland Tpke.; Allen S. Ma- Symonds, East Hartford; Mrs. tricia J. Gentllcore and son, 65 caused the ice to break and wJr.jf",'" ""SsStriis is;irw:s;vi,TS..“ “• ssr" “• "■" >»■'»« lin, includes a section providing to the East. The East Germans Intenalvo Care and Coronary lan, Glastonbury; C lln tw L. Loulta Jorgensen, East Hart­ Conway Rd. GENEVA — The World Bank they dropped about four feet for exchange of about 100 acres at one time said they would is­ Care: Immediate fam ily only, Carter III, 50 Bitch St,; Chris­ Group lent more for the Im- into the water. ford; Barbara Bechtold, RFD 4, of territory that provides direct sue Christmas wall passes for a any time. Ilmlled do five min tina E. Savva, West St., Bolton. Coventry. pi'ovement and extension of ’The Hennepin County W ater To keep a rocking chair from access to Wei^t ^rlin enclaves month but later said they would ntea. Also, Ellse S. Ring, Storrs; Water and sewerage systems in Patrol, Waysata police and skin ...... , hijacked. Also, Howard W. Lai^n, 59 being noisy and m arring the not because the West Berliners Matthew P. Darna, 8 Devon inside eastern territory. developing countries in fiscal divers worked to hook the autoe « .Maternity; Fathers, U a.m. • Branford St.; Mrs. Julienne La- floor, glue felt weatherstripping The agreement takes effect made unacceptable demands . maintained aerial surveillance Police in New Dr.; Louis C. Olmstead, 174 1971 — |189 million — than In to two trucks in order to get 12:4« p.m., and 6:.S0 p.m. • 8 vole, 19 Somerset Dr.; Mrs. Re­ to the underside of each rocker. only after the Fbur Power pact Refugees who fled from East and directed four unmarked po- they hod pasted four-foot-hlgh ertv p.m.: others, a p.m. - 4 p.m., all its previous history. them out of the water. lice cars aa they tailed the yellow posters with black nu and 6:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. truck over 26 mllea of city merals on five tracks In the X...... amencana aie more Deer ti ■« -- s,. tlefleld of the safe, loft and poultry and pork combined. A rc Lim its: in In maternity Legislators from the Nether- billion for nonpublic). „ged is at leaat 60 acres; prop- highway and abutUng owners. 12 In other areas, no lim it in self-service. Five persona spoke In favor of the request and one letter All emergency patients and was received opposing the outpatients are requested to use change on the ground that it the new emergency room would change the character of entrance off Armory St. Access the area hnd would lower land to the entrance is via existing value. driveways. Cobb’s planes include erect­ ing a second barn on hla 76- Patients Today: 259 acre farm on 'West St. It will ADMITTED SATURDAY: contain a closed-ln riding and Mrs Jacqueline Balllleul, Marl­ training ring. H e also plana to borough; Thomr-s Bargos, Bid include riding instruction. well St.; Alfred F. Calabretta. Sobb’s attorney, Omar Shep­ Woodstock; Mrs. Mary Lou ard, outlined the request and Danahy. 14 Village St.; Mrs. present regulations. Ida B. Fratue, 109 Wetherell St.; FOR YOUR SHOPPING He called on Max Lessenger, W ilfred Glguere, 96 Liockwood CONVENIENCE a resident and realtor, to ask St.; Philip J. Rich, 140 Center If this would effect any change St. / OPEN TIL 9 PM in real estate value. Also, Donald H. Roberts, 117 Mon., Tues., Wed., Lessenger said 0>bb would un­ Francis St.; Mrs. Ethel May and Thurs. Nights doubtedly be using much of the Tedfprd, 21 Bond St,; Albino A. acreage for trails and riding Testa Jr., West Hartford. range which would be In keeping ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Friday 'til 6 PM with open space programs. Donald E. Allen, Cedar Swamp Closed Saturday He added that other surround­ Rd., Coventry; Ronald J. Angot- Christmas Day ing towns either do not require ta, 107 Oliver R d .; Aloyslus special permits or allow stables Bolak, 271 Green Rd.; Mrs. on as little as three or five acres. ‘ Sandra L. Bolduc, Coventry; Lori J. Bono, 84 Helalne Rd.; Dr. Bruce Bradford was re­ Clifford N. Boyce Jr., Bast elected chairman of the PZC. Hartford; Auguste Brault, 2 11 Morris Kaplan, vice chairman Center St.; Kevin F. Broderick, and Carl Swartz, secretary. Hartford; James A. Byk, 122 Bryant Andrews, newly elected, Richmond Dr.;, Jeaime Delude, R o o s t has been named the commis­ Enfield. sion’s representative to Uio Also, Mark K. Dubay, 14 High­ SWIR'S PREMIUM BEEF CHUCK Windham Regional Planning Agency. land St.; WUUam E. Erbe, Fully coohad. For e mouth-wetering, Sliced Bacon furkey Roast Virginia Lane, Tolland; Victoria S a n t sevory pot roost... GRADE'A' Honored By Fir* Department The Volunteer Fire Depart­ E. Gaskell, Montauk Dr., Ver­ Oola sliced use this economy cut. OUR OWN BONELESS non; Robert A. HaskeU, 90 EARLY MORN ment has honored five of its of­ Bake^ SHANK END B U T T EN D pineapple. Only U.S.D.A. eiraico U.8.D.A. ficers, according to Charles Ban- Soantlc Middle Rd., South Wind­ SHANK PORTION BRANO year fsveriM jgiK SUCK KIHNED SOME SLICES REMOVED hoof. . . the Rind ii. Swift's. . . whhs born, president. sor; Mrs. Sarah A. Howat, Lor­ |laia...or jest con diet testes grset '*** HICKORY SMOKED ■nd dark nwat. Richard E. Davis, charter raine Dr., Tolland; Linda M. sM brown sag: £. ■ ■ M M v . . . elweys. Hurlbuik, 18 Bonner R d.; Justin sen doves- rasiend 3 to 5 pounds tyg. fire chief, elected In 1947 When P. Kristan, 230 Kelly Rd., Ver­ D o M o u eating the department was organized, non. lb. has been made' an honorary 20 to 24 chief. Also, Mrs. Christine M. MUler, BUTT PORTION LOW PRICES ON HOLIDAY FAVORITES Glastonbury; Mrs. Anna B. Mc­ BRADE POUNDS Louis Soracchi, stUl active (STYLE) sa v e ON THESE BIG MEAT VALUES with the department, and Mar­ Cann, 2 Locust St., South Wind­ IM P O R T E D C A N N E D H A M S sor; Mrs. Mary G. O’Brien, 31G ^ 7 TetleyTejfley Tea BogsBoos J2.99' w i n OWg COUPON PIN c STONEWARE Sweetheart Soap IIM •Im Nii I Ripe Olives ’S’ 69‘ titer T a r in four inspired designs Alka J^eltzer MfUll Alpo Dog Food (MUNMUf It-la.. IDO NOTICE La/Rosa Lasogna Niblets Corn with ihU coupon and phrehata Sol S FN Ct WrfR Trash Con Liners UNION owNaum 5 U S E whh this coupon and purchnso tvoiylSOOFoiciioM. THIS awiNwooa of $2.00 to la.gO^of iny TO BE SOLD 1 ^ W E E K ; jScop6. Mouthwash Snowy Bleach 4W..I. BOTH ot $4.00 or morn of any A T AUCTION lues MHb evtiy omvsiM WUMUMON namn MIOMMIM Grope Jelly 1-M.I Cocktail Peonuts Sliced Beets HXn MW W/ONKMt GET 910 00 Afcc | V 7 'h " niMY IO-«. CHRISTMAS 1963 PQNTIAC twtfh tvtiy Jergens Lotion SAIN bit. n-«i. CHRISTMAS yeoeb CAKE PLATE I Snowy Bleach wxiu/u MUiNI INNON tKOO OK Shortening muntuoKm Snock Crockers Stuffed Olives MANUmUA TOYS OPOR TEMPEST r/. Ann. S-M. STAMPS Toys Serial No. 168PieU79 .■■■■ih I Hour After Hour PMtPMANT Coupon good thru STAMPS Sweetheart Soup WWTI Chicken 7 Biskit Naawo Cocktail Peanuts FlANtim Coupon good thru Top Job Fri., Oacnmbnr 24 STAMPS Fri., Dneamhur 24 tonight THURSDAY Tmf aovnriMMiNr wMcnvi thou m .. one. gaSt DECEM BER 80,1971 NOf nu M N M iu Fon TYnoonAMiiou. mnom aUNIMNUI AT 10 A.M. Spaghetti Sauce auvaanai Potato Chips LUMIT OWi COUPON PIHCUOTORRiU I 55' .‘K ■ . till K MOBIABTY BB08. ^ ” * '* ® '"” i*o*M'«RPPRCfiviTMnoMM., OK. aam NOTOiiopNiiBiiPonTynoonAPMicMinnona. SIS Center St., Manobester All Triple^ ftedempfion Centers W ill Be Open This Week 9 A.M . - 9 P.M.. A ll Triple-S Redemption Centers W ill Be Open This Week 9 A.M . - 9 P.M. ohrMnst Through Thursday. Dec. 23rd. Open Friday. Dec. 24th ■ 9 A.M. - 5 P,M. Saturday. ntpklN Through Thursday, Dec. 23rd. Open Pridoy, Dec. 24th - 9 A.M . - 5 P.M. Closed Saturday. L PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN..’ MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE THIRTY ONE Mini-pricing’' is worth going ont of yonr way fori

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Stop & Shop Dips KSU?S!:;U^3S49S®; /m T-BOM STEAKS ^1 ” SHOULDER STEAK^ I All Meat Franks 79f. I CAUFORHM VA $■ c A Save w ith ESC*'" Tomato Juice’l l ' 32 OZ TempteeS'^Cbeese' Medium Shrimp mlnl'pricihg •w«rlb bottlN Hi. Our Stop & Shop name on the label guarantees its fine qual­ BREAKSTONE SIRLOIN STEAKS ^1 ” CHUCK SnAKS 78 Cooked Shrimp h »H pevM L ity. Only 23 calories in a 4 oz. serving. snMnfliw M H E . I H o i m Frtsh out of ItM (Iwll/ Oysters • oicoirtolnor. A liih o n K in s Pie TIP STEAKS ’ 1^.2 BLADE STEAKS 8 8 Crabmeat llo ip k s Mini-pricedf Betty Crocker Crust Mix IIM II M i M i Fresh From Our Own Bakeryl One package makes 2 crusts for a 9 Inch pie. California Sunkist Money saving mlni-prical 11 oz. pkg. StopsShop Pies .-.v' Apple 22 oz. Squash 23 oz, Pump­ kin 23 oz, Mince 21V^ oz. Fresh Navel Oranges OSCAR MAYER from our bakery to you I 59 ea 2lbs.?'^‘ «“'Coffee$l39 Take advantage of the savings on testy St*s S SlMf. CrMiSwiy stop & Shop.' Outsails all other brands on Navel Oranges, Com|rarej Nut Bread I Z M S k i our shelvei. Regular, Drip, Electric Perk. 21b can Waiting for you at COLD CUTS st*s s SIMS. Miieiy our fine produce PERRIS’rC ItIL IJ AMERICAN AlYltKItAn >AU>A. 5^r^ sup s siup. N*iM*y Cup Cakes 12W «Pi«Pft Gomplete selection in all weights: • BOLOCNA Native > ALL BEEF NEPCO 8 OI. pkg. g M Cortland SWIM’S BUTTERBALL, LAND O’ Lovely Plantal Applea 449* BOLOCNA ■ ■ U.S. HeHe. Ii tVi Inch Minimum LAKES, U.S. GRADE A and FRESH on the purchase of one 13 ox pkg of Nestlo’s | on the purchase of one 10 oz jar of Instant | W L . • PICKLE AND Cocktail Franks P 4 SavT I Save TURKEYS. Also a full variety of We >TollHouseCookieMix j'T||j''|M axw elI House (k)ffee| Rj PIMIENTO ic *3.49 Fresb Cranberries 29i Ducks, Geese, Capons, Roasting MUCKES' $ 1 0 8 1., Effective thru December 24 | m l i l l I Effective thru December 24 ■ p u c Iip m . i l i g Chickens and Stuffed Turkey . . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 with 10,000 Cambodian troops PAGE THIRTY-TWO also stranded there. Medieval History Cambodian Refug es 'Tvo been trying to get sup­ BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE plies In there for days,” he Aim of Rockfall said. ,t TMIffi t«| Ui N* OB. M IS HE SONSrl The head of each refugee Rhodes Winner ^HOLIDAY SPECIALS I^ACT Busy, SVLVESTBRl BSAP.' PERHAP# THE OLD PDV REALLY Crowding Capital family gets 11 pounds of Hoe T H IN K T>^' B O S S IS COMIN' HE NEERPANOTHER, HAS IT IN THE c l u t c h ! Aiiiwcr )• Praviwi P«nl« Caldor^ T H IS WMl ER JENSEN when he arrives in Phnom ROCKFALL (AP) — A PICTURE .' THE ANYONE ELSE YiWULD By HOI^l ^ 'When they come In we give "very excited" -Paul Haagen LAST£?NE CPULPN'T B E p u t t in ’ o n t h e For Bird Watchors PHNO^ pH Penh. Additional aid is allo- BNH, Cambodia them food for two or throe daya says he will use his Rhodes A C E H IS H HAVE COME OUT-k c h o k e c c l l a r a f t e r natod on need, Chieng said, ex­ From Our Auto Centers CALLEP, m a jo r : ,THEY NEVER FEEDIN’ THAT (AP) — OamU.^...Oambodio...... now ., hasud "H they - need. u„.' Moat V ‘ piaimngplaining matthat "many faminesfamilies Scholarship to study medieval ACROSS 3 Nile bird history at Oxford University in HE WANTS you RA N IT .' CHRISTMAS ,#TC>RV 4 ------voce (In 800,000 w ar refugees and two- ^ | k„ enough savings to get os- TO H U STLE 1 Parson birds an undertone) thima of them are crowding the “ oi-e „ld. " t'lbllshed again.” England next year. ppwN r o , S Pigeon A native of Rockfall, Huagen, THE PAPER.' 5 Leave out capital to escape fighting the Camtwdlan lovcrnment 9 Arm joint 6 Palm leal three stdea of Phnom Penh. '“ ■« proud people. «ponds 100,000 Hols or »714 a 21, was named a Rhodes Schol­ 11 Totipalmste (var.) ar on Sunday along with 31 oth­ New Deluxe % TIait Kina Ohiong, commis- ^ ,, dependent month in refugee aid. Private bird 7 Energy er U.S. College students. - k ' 14 Feminine ■loner general of the War Vic- .u . . crganizotlona, including 8 School (Fr.) Haagen said his major at appelthtlon time' Bureau, aiserU they have '*’° *^®** Cress and Catholic or- 15 In fashion lOTwlsUout Havorford College, in Haver- s m e u of shape ,, i j r \ f ■ 16 Astraddle ford, Pa., is religion, but his Mud and Snow Tires ■ /•/. <» “ ll'lO 11 Cushions 26 Habitual user 43 Peruses problems, but private relief ^®"'’ •lopend entirely on The United States spends mll- 18 Law (Latin) 44 Requests primary Interest is medieval 19 Chooses 12 Arabian 28 Verne captain groups are concerned about tho government, .. . for .. food, . .lodg- pona„„,,a on military aid to Cam- • Full 4 ply nylon cord construction. seaport 30 Heraldic gold 45 Ascended history, with emphasis on the 29 Catkin malnutrition and disease. g and clothing. About 12,000 podla but no money for refugee f . ^ • Hoovy mud and snow troad dotign. MICKEY FINN 22 Strange 13 Subsequent 31 Hint (colL) 47 Gumbo (var.) have found their own lodging relief, British church of the 13th, I4th BY HANK LEONARD 25 South 17 Printing type 32 Deep respect 48 Helpful " I t’e not serious yet but you but require food, while 76,000 Y w • Studs availoblo for oxtro traction. indication "We take care of the military and 15th centuries. r I ALWAYS KNOCK ^ America (ab.) 20 Period of time 33 Tear cannot plunk 200,000 people in a seek "only occasional aid when 6000 MORNIN6, L/NDAl r JU ST FINE, CHOPPy/ 21 Facial disguise 35 Forbid 49 Possessive end that other countries don't A lacrosse enthusiast, Haa­ TWICE—AND LINDA HOW Age you febun' I TOOK A FEW 26 Turkish pronoun city of 700,000 and not have they are sick and cannot gen said in a telephone inter­ SIZES REG. SALE F.E.T. ea ^ 2 for KNOWS THAT IT'S ME/. dignitary 22 Nocturnal 39 European want to contribute tc and let TODAY? STEPS... WITH THE bird bird 51 Letter of some problems," said one relief work." view he plans to become a col­ H ELP OF M V 27 Little them handle the humanitarian E78 X 14 21.99 2 for $30 2.21 23 Arid 41 Theological, alphabet lege teacher. songbird 52 Cereal grass Refugees ip provincial towns side," s.ue, explained an embassy of F78x 14 22.99 24 German virtue Haagen, who will receive an 2 for $34 2.38 29 Cynosure article 42 Paradise 54 Drunkard to caZ . th e ^ e r. villages,'estimatedlages, estimated to total flelal. 34 Australian annual stipend of $3,600 for two 078 X 14 24.99 2 for $38 2.55 to do more for refugees 100,000, “r® worse off, Comrnu- Although refugees are still C^EET HOPPLE passerine bird r ~ r " 5 " T“ r “ I” T“ r tc throe years of work at O k - F78x 15 23.99 2 for $36 2.42 THE PPTIMISTm thav don’t like criticism " nlst-ed forces control most of coming Into the city, Chieng 36nightleasblrd ford, said he has been "reason­ 078 X 15 25i99 2 for $40 2.64 Ea. 37 Son of r n r IT ^The heaviest influx occuired hlghwayy so the displaced said he expects their number to ’ 2 6 i*t ijt r»i 0)1 / i- io ably active in antiwar activities H78x 15 26.99 2 for $42 2.80 (prefix) t mnnth when fio 000 rIvilInnH P®r®°Hs depend on air transpoH diminish “as the military sltu- IT IS and conservation," but that he 38 Exists ^aXl m Z CambJxlla atlon Improves and they get to 7 0 0 K 13 saw little point tn student Whitewalls available at 2.50 extra each tire 40 Energy n r it II poured into the oaplW many ^aa few available aircraft. go home!-' (slang) srikes as a form of protest. U i^ w '^ ^ Mmt anDear°'tn O™- assistant to the “If they don’t," he added, 41 Wading bird 11 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 44 Maple genus Hlghw y . P!^ minister of community develop- "we can handle even more ref- 46 Poetic genre B u 14 8 havo . Riirtrthiat '"® ''*’ expressed concern about ugees. I have been assured by Foreata for Recreation ^HCRE’S HOW SHE W ORK* PA..ri*M TELL HIMTD BUZZrOFF, 47 Large desert tlves or f^nds and In Bu^^^ hundreds of orphaned children my minister of finance that the f r IT f r f r tfOIN' OLIT TDNKSHT, RDPBKCfcWitKl- MOTHER--NO NEED birtf ■ Z TOKYO — The Ministry of S’POSE ICO O LP HAVE TH' CARI (3M ocm) FDR'lOUTD SUFFER Thom. 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MANCHESTtoR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-PIVE Rough Start Colts Disappointed but Hardly Crushed TOKYO (AP) State, the flrat Amerii football team to visit In M yeiua, raced to a M-6 10-Yard Scramble T ouchdo wn victory ag^nst the Japa- neae OoUeglate AU • Stan Football After Being Upset in Finale by Patriots Sunday. Final StandlnRs Before a crowd of N,M0 ip AMERICAN CONFERENCE Tokyo’s National Stadium, BALTIMORE (AP) — teams in the AFC and qualified Plunkett tossed two touch- ‘The pass to Vataha came on Eastern nivislon final minutes as Baltimore the bigger, stronger Aggie drove for a meaningless touch­ W E T Pet. Pts OP The Baltimore Colts were I*’,®'" dewn passes, of one and 88 a thlrd-and-11 sltuaUon from scored In the first 1)4 mbi* down. 49ers Western Divisional Championship x-Miaml 10 3 1 .769 316 174 disappointed, but hardly McCafferty, "especially when It yards, to former Stanford New Engdand’s 12-yard line, utos and piled up a U -i half­ w-Balt. 10 4 0 .7141 313 140 In the first half, which ended time lead against the East c r u s h e d . involves a championship. Wo teammate Randy Vataha—the and Plunkett admitted to being n e w N. Elng. 6 8 0 .429 238 325 with New England ahead 14-18, Japan AU-tSar, then coast­ YORK (AP) — A Uons whipped Green Bay for ‘The defending Super Bowl certainly don’t want to lose final one breaking Baltimore’s scared after calling the play, 41, New York Oiants 28 end going for the win. Hiat’s what DOU>HINS - PACKERS — try, goes against supposedly which wound up with a l-ia N.y. Jets 6 8 0 .429 212 299 .Unltas was held to zero yard­ the beat seccnd-place record In for a pair as the Jets downed back after the Patriots heul pro- "Walking up to the line, I ed. I year ago, the Detroit Lions Houston 49, San Diego 88. we came here to do. I thought Miami, locked In a 6-6 weaker 0-6 Cleveland. record. Buff. 1 13 0 .071 184 .394 age In the air. He completed the NFC and the conference’s Cincinnati. Pete Llske fired for Champions had just been upset “ ^ H d T h e’ oolts finished first, tected a 14-10 lead by stopping was shaking," Plunkett said, [kept Los Angeles out of the • * • struggle with Green Bay, ex­ Central Division three for 16 yards, but lost the wild card playoff spot. we had to play It that way to Baltimore’s Don McCafferty three touchdowns In Phila­ 21-17 by the Now England Pa- u,ey would have opened the the Colts cn the 13. "A ll I could think of was that I National Football League «9ers • UONS — ploded for three touchdowns VIKINPS - BEARS — X-Clvlnd. 9 6 0 .643 285 273 same amount when he was hit Elsewhere, the Miami Dol­ keep the momentum and echoed that sentiment after delphia’s rout of the Giants. tiiots, losing their lead In the playoffs against Kansas City’s Plunkett finished with 18 we had run the same play ear­ .n within five minutes of the sec­ Bob Lee passed to Bob Grim • • * Pitts. 6 8 0 .429 246 292 behind the line. * layoffs by winning their phins trounced Green Bay 27-8 Brodle, who earlier threw maybe get In scoring position New England’s Jim Plunkett American Football Conference Western Division champs. Now, tcuchdown passes, the secoiyd lier, and I had overthrown Svare Signs ond half and then sat back to fired his second touchdown for two touchdowns to lead Hous. 4 9 1 .306 251 330 8Inal regular season game. won tha APC Eastern Dlvl- agsin." OILERS•CHARGERS — East on the final day of the they’ll go against the Central U- best record by a National Foot­ him ." New England intercepted two scaring passes to Dick Witcher, await New England’s upset of pass to Randy Vataha, this one Minnesota over Chicago and Cinn. 4 10 0 .286 284 265 season. Unltas posses, with John Out­ iThis time they did it by •icn title by cne-half game over Ken Houston intercepted two tllsts, the Cleveland Browns, ball League rookie. He tossed "The play is actually an ad Ken Willard and Gene Washing­ Baltimore. The quick scores an 88-yard bomb, to offset a Bob Berry's 22-yard pass to Western Division ‘"iv> come losing. Baltimore when the Colts RAMS • Sn^ELE^S — consecutive John Hadl passes back from 1% McCafferty rejected a theory one more than both Joe Nam- lib,” Vataha said. "I have no law scoring on a OO-yard run- As Charger ton, pulled San Francisco from came on one-yard runs by Jim late score by the Colts. John Ken Burrow with 34 seconds en­ I The I8an Francisco 49ers bowed tc New England 21-17. and returned them 34 and 29 x-K.C. 10 3 1 .769 302 208 games dewn like we were three that Cleveland would bo an eas- while posUng a 6-8 record bs ath and FVan Tarkenton, and set pattern. I just try to get back late in the second period. behind for the third Ume with The Rams, their backs Kilck and Larry (Jsonka and Outlaw ran 80 yards with an In­ abled Atlanta to turn back New Oak. 8 4 2 .667 344 278 weeks ago, ijet Into first place ier opponent, while noting the idnce 1966. Hie Patriots ranks behind only Charlie Con- open deep. EMdIe Hinton, who gained 74 I edged the lion s 81-27 Sunday The Dallas Cowboys won the his decisive gallop. He faded to squarely against the wall, CurUs Johnson’s 47-yard spring yards for third-quarter touch­ |cn John Brodle’s 10-yard touch­ terception for the Patriots’ oth­ Orleans for the Falcotu’ first S. Diego 6 8 0 .429 311 341 and then lose the title on the Browns had beaten BalUmore scored earlier upseU jiv e r erly’s 22. Plunkett completed of 17 receptions, scored both Head Coach NFC Eastern crown Saturday pass, escaped two rushers and scored the first three Umes with a blocked field goal at­ downs as the Oilers rallied to 10 down scramble vdth 10 minutes er touchdown. winning season (7-6-1) ever. Denver 4 9 1 .308 203 275 last day has to be dis- U-13 in a regular season game. -Miami and the Oakland Raid- The New Eingland rookie, passes for 170 yards, wfth Va- Baltimore ‘TDs on possess of 31 by routing St. Louis 81-12. scrambled up the middle. they had the ball against Pitts­ tempt. • • • beat San Diego. That gave the HOUS’TON (AP) — Herland I to play- ‘That gave the 49ers the "You don’t like to lose any x-Cllnched division title. appointing," said lineback Ted “ We have a lot cf respect for s™. who said playing against Balti- taha gaining 100 on the four ho and IS yards. The Super Bowl playoffs open The 49ers took possession cf burgh cn a pair of David Ray Green Bay’s John Brocklng- veteran safety man NFL Svare Is going to be head coach [jfstional conference's Western time," McCafferty said. RAIDERS • BRONCOS — w-Wlld card playoff team. Hendricks. ‘■‘Still, we’re In the Cleveland,” he said. "They can “We’re maturing very rapid- more quarterback Johnny caught. "W e did a poor Job offensive­ next Saturday with Dallas at the ball for their winning drive field goals and Roman Ga­ ton ran for 78 yards to become records cf nine Interception cf the San Diego Chargers next Division crown and relegated • * . Daryle Lamonlca's 67-yard NATIONAL CONFERENCE playoffs." surprise you.” ly," said Coach John Mazur of Unltas was "an education," Unltas finished with 16 com- ly," McCafferty said. “■We Minnesota and Miami at Kan­ when Frank Nunley and Earl briel’s 20-yard pass to Jack the ground-galnlngest rookie in pass to Raymond Chester start­ touchdowns in a career and two year after all and apparently the Rams, whose 28-14 triumph BROWNS - REDSKINS — in a game. Eastern Division Although finishing runner-up New England, led by rookie the Patriots. ‘Every week of used seme cf Unitaa’ old daring pletlons In 32 attempts for 164 dropped passes that should the way he wants It. ■’;f: sas City. Sunday finds Balti­ Edwards cembtned to Otop De- Snow. But Gabriel said the NFL history with 1,106 yards. ed Oakland to its victory over over Pittsburgh already was on more at Cleveland and Wash­ players virtually had conceded * * • * « « W L T Pet. Pts OP to Miami, the Colts’ 10-4 record quarterback Jim Plunkett, the season, we’ve gotten a little In calling the 33-yardrara TD crush- yards, but seven of the recep- have been caught and fell down "I’m probably nuts," he said treit’s Greg Landry cn fourth Mike Howell’s 68-yard inter­ Denver although Raider fans 3 0 .786 406 222 was Uie scoreboard, to another ington at San Francisco. the Western UUe to San Fran­ COWBOYS ■ CARDS — x-Dallas the best of second-place tossed a few surprises this year older as a team." tions for 78 yards cam e In the when we tried to run the ball.' Sunday, shortly after It was an­ dewn when he tried ta sneak PATS - COLTS — ception return set up Bill Nel- booed their quarterback 4 1 .692 276 190 meanlngleas second-place fln- Other results Sunday were for less than a yard at the cisco. w-Wash. nounced he would return. "I " I ’m sure the Colts played to sen’s tie-breaking four-yard throughout the game. 'Duane Thomas exploded for Phlla. 7 1 .462 221 302 liii- Cleveland 20, Washington 18; Lions’ 40. pass to Chip Glass that boosted * * * love coaching. I always have Last season, the Rams beat "It was hard for us to play win," said Miami Coach Don four touchdowns Saturday in S. Louis 9 1 .308 231 279 Kansas City. 22, Buffalo 9; Min­ the Browns over the Redskins. JETS - BENOAIR — and I jutt wanted to do It. I the Giants in New York on the Coach Joe Schmidt cf the this game," he said. "I really Shula, when asked how he felt Dallas’ triumph over St. Louis. N.Y. Gnts 4 10 0 .286 228 362 I nesota 27, Chicago 10; Atlanta Jan Stenerud’s five field goals thought It was best for the final day to stay alive, only to Lions admitted, "We would don't think our team concen­ about meeUng 10-3-1 Kansas Joe Namath passed for two He ran S3 yards and three Central Division 24, New Orleans 20; Oakland have played It differenUy” had trated well at all. We all just and Bobby Bell’s 26-yard inter­ yards twice and bolted 84 yards team.” have the 46ers defeat Oakland City In the opening round of the touchdowns—and then an­ x-Mlnn. 11 3 0 .786 246 139 Better Ahead 21, Denver 18; New York Jets Detroit been In pcsltlon to thought San Francisco was not playoffs while runnerup Balti­ ception gave Kansas City Its nounced he’d be back next with a screen pass from Roger The announcement came as a and win tha Wait whUa the 86, (JtnclnnaU 21; Philadelphia Detroit 7 6 1 .638 341 288 surprise because It had been make the playcffs. ” We were going to lose." more, the AFD’s wild-card en­ triumph over hapless Buffalo, year—and Emerson Boozer ran Staubach. Chicago 6 8 0 .429 186 276 announced earlier that Svare, G. Bay 1 8 2 .333 274 298 also the Chargers’ , general Western Division manager, would serve only as Tie Cost Boston Ground .x-S. Fran. 9 5 0 .613 300 216 Interim head coach this Miuon. L. Ang. 8 6 1 .618 313 260 Seen Eagles But Charger President Eu­ Atlanta 7 6 1 .633 274 277 gene Klein changed all tb^t. New Or. 1 8 2 .333 266 347 Klein explained he had Bruins Frustrated x-Clinched division title. NEW YORK (A P)—Ed Khayat promises that the watched Svare^ cloeely slnpe he w-WlId card playoff team. took over after 10 games, this Saturday’s Result Philadelphia Eagles will be season for Sid GUlman wh0| re­ Dallas 31, St. Louis 12 in the thick of things when signed "by mutual consent’,’ Against Pittsburgh Sunday’s Results the National F o b t b a 11 Klein said he thouglyr tthe Kansas City 22, Buffalo 9 League season draws to a Chargors needed Svare’s' l6ad- BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bruins were left in a NY Jets 35, Cincinnati 21 close a year from now. ershlp, discipline and h|# ability state of frustration and the Pittsburgh Penguins had BEBROANTBLE—Les Christen­ sen 144-877, IBd Burbank 187-169- New England 21, Baltimore ‘That may be carrying to get along with the youn|er plenty of reason to cheer. ------891, Henry Wisneski 161-863, Ro- > 17 foresight to extremes—but Kha- players on the team. Klein i^d There’s an old saying that "a land OuiUotta 167, Roy McGuire Houston 49, San Diego 33 yar can afford it. he also wanted a coach wltli a tie is like kissing your sister." Garry Peters 160-883, John Phillips 141-660, Atlanta 24, New Orleans 20 ’’Ed wlU be back next season defensive background. , But not for the Penguins in a Bryce Hunt 187-366, Sam LltUe Minnesota 27, Chicago 10 as our coach — and that’s offi­ Klein said Svare wpuld Hot National Hockey League meet­ 864, Henry Frey 861, Stan PhlladeliJiia 41, NY Giants 28 cial," Eagles owner Liecmard continue as general ipanagnr ing with the mighty Bruins. Headed Back Mlruckl 866, John Aceto 878, Zip Cleveland 20, Washington 13 ‘rose affirmed Sunday after and called a news confw se in Pittsburgh, which had a 1-0 Soblski 864, Ed Ralph 861, Harry Miami 27, Green Bay 6 . Philadelphia belted the New San Diego for today to victory and 11 losses In 12 pre­ Buckminster 863. Los Angeles 23, Pittsburg 14 York Giants 41-28 to close their nounce further changes. \ vious visits to Boston, cost the To Big Time Oakland 21, Denver 13 best season In five years. Bruins ground In the East Dlvl- ____ San Francisco 31, Detroit 27 "I made that decision as we slon Sunday night In earning a ®y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THURSDAY MOUSSS — Don 2-2 tie before 14,995 fans at the Berry 220-602, Ron Stephens 209, P layoM trbtted off the field, after the Garry Peters, a virtual elder i Z . ; AU times EST game," Tose said, standing Garden. Saturday’s Games next to his 36-year-old coach in Ed Mai The Bruins, hard-pressed In Br^e^S Vonda TyrrSl Dallas at Minnesota, 1 p.m. the Eagles’ locker room; "He earning a 4-8 decision In Pitts- “ ® ^ 191-177-612, Bunny Oppelt 198- Miami at'Kansas City, 4 p.m. did a fantasUc job, coming on as Talks U gM hu^hSatiuday^^ 1^ 9. Sunday’s Games he did, with virtuaUy no no­ 0 first period lead on a power ^* 1, ------Dollyj Dawood 179, Donna Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 play goal by Phil ^poalto, his Jenm® Stephens JESSE JAMES OF NEW ENGLAND—-John Outlaw of the Patriots lived up to tice." p.m. Then, almost as an after­ Of P atrifoiis Mth It the leasonTMd Mike ^he National Hockey Phyllis Allen, 188-460 Hie Waahingtem at San Francisco l his name when he picked off this John Unitas pass and didn’t stop running thought, Tose added: "Oh, yes. '^Soweverg‘:ii?e Roy Ed- P«t®«. who played ‘“‘‘er had an aU spare game. 4 p.m. until he reached.^ the Baltimore end zone in big upset win. (AP Photofax) Pete Retzlaff ■will be back, 'ROCHE STH3R, N.H.^ Sunday, Jan. 2 too," referring to Phila­ Ed Marlnaro, Oorndil’l v'eteran, ^Flyers ® - before «?® being drafted by SAPLINGS — Janice Toreno AFC Championship game delphia’s general manager. American running baclft 3 ^ h|- and the Penguins blanked Bos- j. • 182. NFC Championship game Khayat, the defensive line came the first maJor\ opUeiie ton the rest of the way. leaving *® Sunday, Jan. 16 Mazur Likely Will Be Rehired coach, took over a winless, dis­ football player to gala \more the Bruins sUll three points be- . .. . . _ „ Super Bowl VI at New Or­ pirited club early In the season than 4,000 yards, lndlcatt|d Sun­ hind tarNew Y^k R ^re “*® P®'^®<* MEBCHANTS-Russ Tomlln- BOSTON (AP) — Presi- news conference at Logan In- and has nothing to do with the " l ^ t in leading the East son 167-144^04, John Cavanna LIFT FOR ARCHIE— ^New Orleans quarterback Archie Manning found himself leans when Jerry Williams was fired, day nljght he wants UtUei to do ______dent William H. Sullivan tematlonal Airport Sunday outcome of today’s game," Sul- ^ Divislon *®'«1®«leaders to a 6-2 comcome- e- 161-189-8OT.161-189-897, Irv Carlson 186, Jim in this predicament when he was caught by tackle Ray Brown of Atlanta Fal­ with the New England Patriots Chariie Banks cons and dumped but only after making a first down yesterday. (AP Photo) T b X T -1 ^ broad hint that c*"**’® ® I ^ tt 1 Y l f i head coach John Mazur will announced their decision would have altered that ■view j^jj. beards and the like burgh 17-8 In the first 20 mih- dence Reds. 142-378, Bill Huestls 158-871, League. \ In other games, Rochester George Waller 86S, George be back next year with the ^ **'® n^ve been if today’s And suddenly the Eagles took Marlnaro, who .1 ^ been^xpitf- rtlsSf ^eta«3‘S m f National Conference East, their School’s unbeaten-untied the first period, and then Pitta- OInnar Larson 228, Ed Barrett RABAT, Morocco (AP) — A the Patriots stunned the BalU, good Idea" of their decision at think we’ll poll the directors burgh played well defensively 288-684, Bob more Colts with a 21-17 ■victory, a six-hour meeting last week. (probably by telephone) as a first Ume out of the cellar since In Rochester. five-week vacation away from 1967. Tile Giants ended up last Asked during a queatlcpi add after that," Boston Coach Tom ^ “ ® Hiomas 22M169, Charles Alien Sullivan told an impromptu "That view Is fairly clear-cut, courtesy, not as a necessity." the golf course apparenUy was with a 4-10 mark. answer period whether, h e ' Jcdinaon said. “ Wo became a ***‘lS®' * '“ '®L. « Lawrence 2194161, the tonic Orville Moody needed Ed Kodes In Nets With Hawks "The credit for the way we might like to be draftisd^ the UtUe disorganized In the third Norris Brawn 221, to revitalize his golf game. came on this season,” Khayat Patriots, Marlnaro repUw': period. Maybe a UtUe over-anx- 208. The former Army sergeant Bows Out with Great Game ious. It’s also frustrating when **** tle-tweaker at 9.48. Then he said, "belongs to everyone HEADS UP!—^Rocky Hiompson o f the Giants was "rd like to play for. New NEW YORK (AP) and Pittsburgh Ued 2-2, Toronto malnlng enabled New York to led a seven-man American dom­ I Sports Slate \ drawing an Eagles' paycheck. England for a year and then go ination of the M orocco Inter­ RSY^IXl5r<^‘ m - Goaltender(i;^y Smith, a **! SCHOOLBOY BASKETBALL With ■Mdiat we’ve got now, we’ll dumped head first by Philadelphia defenders when on to pro football." ’faOOwlK Aw A8W VAAVaSASl^» FrfcnA 1 A A namaoia tn in no. Buffalo W hipped Voncouver 6-1. hcme Ice undefeated string to national Golf Grand Prix, win­ Pittsburgh tied the count In *®t at 16:89. chaud 188-468, Lois Johnson 470, MONDAY be a contender next year." he tried to score from five-yard line. (AP Photofax) Marinaro) who has ptejibd up nemeSta^TO^^niC^^ in^^ workhorse among 16 games. Murray Oliver ning the 250,000 event by two Namath WiU Return the second period with the help I^otide tipped In a Ruth Johnston 468, Eleanor c e n t Waterford at Bast Catholic, other ■ awards, taicludlng ' the Y « • 4NHLvaM-i goalies scaavlast avcaovszseason play-yscaj awawascored avafor Minnesota in the sec- strokes Sunday with a 72-hoIe 8:15 MaxweU Tropliy, slnde b^lng of a fluke goal. After Greg •*‘®t for a goal with two sec- CtalU 472. League s e M o n ^ now is ^f CalUornta’s 78 ond period, total of 291. Somers at Cheney Tech Network Received 2,500 Calls edged by SuUl^van tai' the .Uels- Polls completed a partial 1®“ In the second period, .proying _ to be .just as tough _ games,_____ was ______spectacular against____ Wayne______Cariton’s 40-foot slap Moody, the 1969 U.S. Open Aluml at Blllngton man balloting, said, thift ^he breakaway with a long slap ^ *'*. ^* •®"^ a g a in s t th e B la ck H a w k s ' it.’ Louls. stoK>lng 2^ shots. Hla sh o T 'e ^ ly hi’ the fh ia r ’pericd champion, had won only one With Jets Next Year found "playing Ivy League foot­ shot at 7:67, Jean Pranovost fester Americi^ ^ to ^I81-6(^^lyn WHson 467, rivals. best efforts came when be earned California Its tie with tournament—the Hn ___ Stanford the No. 1 choice this •*®t. pers In front to stay, The Clip- M2. In 16 games, he has yielded aged to grab the puck in his Ing period, while Guy TrotUer ropean pros. four games he played at the W iat they had against the Gl- with the Cleveland Browns Sunday when NBC sudden- Piunkett' "It’s about Ume we got some pers and Hershey are batUing ------only 24 goals for a remarkable left glove. scored twice to lead Toronto He flew back to the United taU end of the current season ants was a lot ^ Pete Llske. shifted to a game between the Baltimore Colts and offensive play as*^ ^ PatH<^ breaks," Pittsburgh Coach Red for first place In the West Dlvl- COMMERCIAL — Tru Schle- i.e o goals against average, and Pit Martin’s power-play goal past the Flyers. States with 212,000 In first prize '^®®*’ “*■ Cheney Tech _ — ___A.______t _____ M.. . — - ______r f after returning from a knee op- The Philadelphia quarterback, New England Patriots, Kelly said. "Our fellows slon, with BalUmore ' moving hofer 146.^; John Kocum 186; has fashioned three shutouts, In the first period and Bobby Mike Byers, acquired Thurs- money. last minute of a crucial late- finished with a 6-8 record. They Outstanding Defense eration telling him he has cwi- mixing an occasional bomb StaUons In the Southeast seen ___ were tha NFL doormat with a worked real hard and fought one point ahead. Stan Mlruoki 145-874; aaudfs including a 2-0 triumph over St. Hull’s 21st of the season, while day by Buffalo from Los Ange- Moody, the only player to season game between the Oak- back after falling behind. Then Hershey rallied from a 2-0 Hendrickson 148; Joe Tremano Louis Sunday night. the Black Hawks were short- les, collected two goals and an slderable work In front of him with a precision short passing were deluged with protest calls, land Raiders and the New York mark In 1970. ^ better par for the tourney, Bowling to regain his form. game, tossed three touchdowns ^ Rlchmwid, Jim Babb, sta- they kept skating and checking second period deficit on a pair 186-872; Russ Fountain 864; Fred The victory moved Chicago handed In the second period, assist, pacing the Sabres’ vlcto- Jets to show a m oiie of the ------closed with a three-under-par ’ "Those games told mo I've and wound up with compIeUons manager of WWBT-TV, clcsely to hold on.” of goals by Brian McKensle to Rlcclo 162-186-408; Dave Kosolol six poinU ahead of runner-up provided the Chicago scoring, ry. 70 over the 7,601-yard Royol VILLAGE MIXERS — Bob children’s story "Heidi." Feared bv Arkansas Dean 235-572, Irene Stone 187- got to work like heck,” Namath on 12 of 18 attempts for 221 ^ who apparent- Kelly credited the return of Ue Richmond. Larry Hale and 176-892; George Barber 189-146- Minnesota In the West Division. The \rlctory stretched Chicago’s In Uie 'NHL Saturday, It was: Rabat course. Oakland won 43-82 after the 41-year-old defenseman Hm Frank Spring talUed for Rich- 401; Hoppy Cassidy 188-868; Nick The North Stars played a 1-1 Ue home Ice unbeaten streak to 16 New York 6, St. Louis 2; To- Jerry Heard, the leader after **arie Fliller 189-477, Gln- said. "There’s a lot of work to yards. •J’ ^ *»««” frustrated at at- Outfielder Sold MEMPHIS, Tenii. (AP)—“Their defense is not just tempts to call its jammed telecast ended. NBC reran the ood, it’s outstanding,” said Coach Frank Broyles of Ar- Horton for giving the Penguins mond. Nicola S80; Fred Schneider 885. with Now York, Uie East Dlvl- games. ronto 8, Buffalo 1; Boston 4, the second and third rounds, ®>®*' Yourkes 178-468, Jan Tom do mentally. You can alt and He flipped a three-yard scor- following week the part that KAN8A8 OTTY “t. Horton made ihis ^ ffirst i r s t ------______sliMi pacesetter. Jean Ratelle’s 200th career Pittsburgh 3; Chicago 4, Min- had been missed. Kansas City Royals sold out­ ki bogeyed the last two holes and along," Namath explained Sun- everthlng Icok^ easy But In a ^ ®‘®^® ® ^egan pounding on ■ ■ ■ ■ appearance ai since— a suffering a. Elsewhere In the NHL, Call- goal—and 20th of the season— nesota 1, and Los Angeles 4, De- Redskin fans might not be fielder John Mattas Hiursday frontation with ninth-ranked Tennessee tonight. fractured ankle Oct. 20. Chaves game things ______6.3-yard heave to Harold Jack- "I don't recall seeing a de. second place. do the right didn’t have myself together all Other viewers appealed to that demanding, Washington to Hawaii of the Pacific Coast "I leaned on Hm’s ex- 460. son. lost 20-18 In the final quarter. League, fense with so much speed all ^ind fourth unit quarterback peri*ence“ tate ta the“ “ ^ r Game of Stumbling Offenses^ '“* ““ “ ”'™'“ '■ the tim e." NBC’s New York office, where But Namath will put it all to­ Lee Bouggess also scored on a spokesman estimated the net- gether again, says receiver D<»i a two-yard burst, Tom Demp- work received 2,500 calls, X;*hIS «iS^.^ay EeS Capturcd by Memphis State 'S-.- long, Ing command six games ago. Maynard. sey booted field goals of 37 The homestanding Redskins Jones Like Precise Surgeon tloularly on defense, when Bos­ “I don't see Joe as a guy go­ and 60 yards and the defense trailed 10-3 but were on the Tennessee's drive to a 9-2 ton was pressing for a go-ahead PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — saw the turning point coming ing downhill at all,” Maynard contributed a touchdown with move late In the second period When in , Front of Cameras season that Included a smash­ goal. A Ue isn’t a victory, but Memphis State, ta a game of much earlier, after San Jose said. “ And heTl do whatever he comerback A1 Nelson picking when NBC began coverage ! ing 81-n victory over pre­ Sports Slate we’ll take It, particularly here stumbling offenses, turned San took a 3-0 lead on Larry Barn- You call. We com e. has to do to win - and do hU throughout the South Atlantic PASO, Tex. (AP) —- Bert With UJU leading 6-8 on a viously undefeated Penn State In Boeton. Jose State misoues into points es’ 83-yard field goal. best." running It bock 19 yards for the region of the Colts-Patriots Jones has had more success on pair of first quarter field goals was keyed to a blg-play defense ------and a Pasadena Bowl victory. Tom Carlsen, a 176-pound That's what the service business is all Even when he's not his best, ^ore. game from BalUmore. televisiontelevision this year than Mar- by Jay Mlchaelson, Jones led by All-America safety Bob­ Player^of-Week ~1 ^°®® State's main prob- sottaomore defensive back, “ g “ 8 Iv la llllclll lem was too many mistakes," broke through to block John about. And that's the, business we're in Namath is good enough to get JtAnson, starting in place of A network spokesman In New cus Welby. hooked up wtth Hamilton on a by Majors and linebackers AMEIHERST, Mass. (AP) — E the JeU moving behind hie Tarkenton — the first York said Uie problem resulted Put him In front of a camera 87-yard touchdown pase. Mi- Jackie. Walker , . and . Ray _ NetUes, jehn Betancourt, a 6-foot-lO ¥ ,r \ a t x ¥ A A lsrn M A ] ***** ®***y "Spook" Murphy, the McMillen'a punt at the San We're on call 24 hoursa day. Every day. passes, as he did In the sea- *he Giants’ No, 1 quarter- ^fom a mlxup earlier In the and Jones becomes a preots^.. ohaelson’s extra point gave ja ch packing Al -flwtheastern basketbaU sensaUon for E-AMW3 l O MSU coach, after Saturday’s Jose 11, then pounced on the Of course it helps if the serviceman son’s finale against Cincinnati has failed to start since week when NBO affiliates In surgeon—with defensive secon- LSU a 18-8 lead with just two Conference oredenUali. tha linlversltv of Massaohu- Ledyard High took eight of 12 28-9 triumph over Dewey King’s ball after It had bounced Into knows what to do when he gets there. Out In a performance that remind- when he was with Min- ‘he Southeast were told they daries his patlenU. and one-half mlnutea gone In The battle between the rug­ setts, today was named the wrestling matches Friday after- £?**, *^*°” ’ *®’’ 1“® .®"*? *®"® ^®*‘ **"•* servicemen do. They're heating experts, ed everyone what might have ne«cta—also threw for three would receive the 2 p.m. Co)i»- In his last two appearances the second half, ged Vol defenders and the ex­ Yankee Oortterence’s first Play- to trounce East Oattiollc 2 « at the Rose Bowl. touchdown been If he hadn’t been cut down touchdowns. Patriots game but the message on naUonal television this year, Jones wasn’t through. After plosive Porker attack Is slated er of the Week ta the 1971-72 High School 89-14 for the win- The Spartans, representing "Carlsen’s punt block was trained to take care of any heating emer­ during the exhlblUon season. He connected with Joe Morrl- grarWed and Uiey picked up ^ e Louisiana State Junior quar- an Iowa State fumwe gave LSU (cr a 9 'p.m . (ElST) klbkoff be­ season. nor’s second straight victory of the Pacific Coast Athletic Asso- planned, because of the gaps In gency or problem. His left leg still aching and son for 45 yards Dick Kotlte ‘**® ®®'’“ ®*' ^“ *"® ‘"*tead. terbaok has been devastating, good field poaUlon at the Ben- fore a sellout chiwd of 60,100 In Betancourt scored 26 points the season. Hie host East Gath- elation, had been an opportunis- their line, and it probably was Non-emergency services? We offer Mq passing arm sore, NamaUi for two and Bob Tucker — the ^ network gave He completed seven of nine gal 89-yard line, Jones guided Memorial Stadium and a na­ ta a 89-87 victory over Con- olio school dropped to 1-1 on the tic team ta a 18-12 upset of the turning point of the gam e," those too. conlpleted nine of 16 attempts NFC's pass-catching tltllst with affiliates six minutes’ notice P***®* t®*" two touchdowns in tho Boni^nls 61 ynnls in il o n a I television audience „ecticut and 24 ta an 85-88 decl- season. Rose Bowl-bound Stanford dur- Murphy said. Like automatic metered deliveries that' for 164 yards, Including touch- 69 for 791 yards — on a 27-vard- **®*®''® the Redskins- leading LSU to a 28-8 victory plays, Uie last one a 21-yard (ABC). slon at Manhattan. Then he hit 98 lb—Turgeon (EC), pinned the regular season. The Memphis State defense. downs of 74 yards to Maynard er while- - -Rocky Thompson Browns game. He said the sta- over Notre Dame eailler this loortiig pass to Junior end Oer- Bookmakers have pegged the for 16, including 10 in'the final Ballestiiwl, 8:00; 108 lb—Board- But on the same Roae Bowl led by middle guard Dave Paw. save you time and trouble. Burner service and 11 to Rich Caster, In a 85- plunged over from one yard out “ ®" "urgently requested a re- year. aid Kelgley to make It 19-8. game as the closest of the post- minutes, as the Redmen were en (L) pinned Franks, :66; 112 turf that will have Stanford and lik's 16 unassisted tackles, had and tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ 21 victory over the Bengals. for the Giants’ o(her touch- versal" of the decision but was But Jones’ surgical tec • Iowa State, hurt by four fum- season struggles, establishing edged 80-78 by Harvard Satur- lb—Gravelle (EC) dec. Hall 4-3; Michigan os participants on a hand ta every Hger score ex- ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. He also directed an efficient down. turned down by NBC. nlques were at their best Satur- bles and two intaroeptlons. Tennessee as a one-point favor- day night. 119 lb—Manganello (EC) tied New Year's Day, the Spartans, cept the touchdown that proved It was a regional version of day as he sliced open Iowa caught fire lata In tha third We can do more for you than just sell you clean, de- ■ ^ jjr | | » offensive unit that produced — —------lie to extend Its winning streak „ Garstka 2-2; 126 lb—Aotdh (L) were missing the big play to be the winner—sophomore pendable, economical Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency or touchdowns on runs of one and (he nationwide "Heidi" episode State's defensive secondary quarter. to seven games. Flying S lK lt dec. McGrath 7-0; 182 lb— SY*thst the Missouri Valley Dornell Harris' nine-yard run seven yards by Emerson Boo­ In 1968 when NBC cut off the with three touchdown passes Cyclone quartarbaok Dean no. Give us a call. Anytime. aOIJTER BEATS NETMAN The IsSi-ranked Rasorbacks, SESTRIBRB, Italy (AP) — Aolmgren (L) dec. OauUn 12-1; Conferende champion Hgers, 8- early ta the second quarter. It zer and 63 by Clifford McClain. ------and ran for another In LSU’s Carlson cotuiaotod, threw a SO- runner-up ta the Southwest Con- Tyler Palmer, a tall, freckled isB lb—Mignault (L) won by ® Memphis State. produced a 14-8 lead and cap- That left the Jets, who had DORADO BEACH, P.R. (AP) Kim vl®tory over the Cyclones yard touchdown pass to Adi- terenoe, will provide Tennessee student from Kearsarge, N.H., forfeit; 146 lb—Rlohler (L) dec. "’W® jtt®t d*'* "ot cash ta on ped a 66-yard elghUplay drive, Super Bowl hopes before Nam- ■ San Juan banker Jack Furet SEA' one of Its toughest tests this is off to a flying start ta the Egan 8-2; ISO lb—Thurston (EO) **•*■ ®ooring opportunities," said Harris, voted the gam e's out- Bth was injured, with a 6-8 iTTLE, Wash. (AP) — Bowl. then flipped a oiw-yard sooring year. 1972 World Cup ski competition, dec. Quinn 7-8; 167 lb—Wagner Nlng. "When It was 14-8 we standing offensive performer 21-HOUR SERVnEI • PHONE MM1SS beat former tennis player Wel- recordrecora forlor the me season — and a ------*?***** _ ------The 8-8, ----- 200-poundubjuu Bayou >w u^m toes toana tight imiui and KTOpl Keith Kropfla Quarterback Joe Ferguson, but feels he doesn't have a (d dec. White 7-4; 186 lb— were on the y Van Horn 8 and 7 In the 86- “ ®“ completed to narrow LAU's lead to IWY one of the nation's leadluflf chance to win the coveted Romanelll ,(L) pinned Dwyer, dl^’t^score." ^ rles, helped uet up his scoring passsrs, piled up more than 3,- prise. :58; Unltm.—Murray (L) pin iHiat was ta the scoreless run by catching a IS-yard pass Mortarty Brothers w.. . . u> T h"”' .hV 000 yards ta the air while a trio Palmer, making hl^ first ,^ad Richter, 2!64. third period when Ctarey Mul- from A1 Harvoy and running 21 of running backs tacked on an- start after nursing a knee In- n m n M wee stopped San Jose's Joe yards on the next play to the " ‘ “ " " - i n ; ' other 1,800—Dicky Morton 881, jury, had a total time of 118.80 Hicks for no gain on fourth Spartan 11. WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPSI Ebeiwld of the Jets partially deflects attempted punt by Mike Saint BOt and Jon Rich- seconds lor two hsata ta win- M ore Sporft down. Carlsen, who also Intercepted Dave Lewis of Cincinnati In game at Shea Stadinin zap nrdson 488. nlng the men's special alalom The Tigers turned an Inter- one of four passes turned ta by game at Shea Stadium yesterday. (AP Photofax) utring for next year." oeptlon and u fumble Into 14 the Memphis defense. Was 315 CENTER STREET M ANCHIiTIR N.Y., took the seniors trophy. H.EUi«mr U.. u.«M h.». MU > ™. Moring Tannesseo axperlenced offon- and giving the United States Its O n N e xt sive problems early ta the sea- first triumph of the season Sun- Poge fourth-quarter points to break named defensive player of the eon but began to stabHlse be- day. the game open, but Murphy game. ■f )<

PAGE THIRTY^SIX »lAK(iEtESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEJMBSSI 20,'1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESfER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE THIRTY^VEN Wilt Goes to Hoop and Lakers W|n No Stopping m get the job tloiie B ig Fellow With Lakers CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Houiehold Services 13-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE NEW YORK (AP) — 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. TWO handymen will prepare Help Wanted-Mole 36 Help WaiHad-MolD 36 “When Wilt makes up his walls, "U " can do your own PART-TIME janitorial work, Vou S/WE BOVES ALL VEAR SO 'KOU'LU Then tue missus expects you to mind to go to the hoop,” wallpaper. We also do wall­ ELECTRICIAN —Journeyman, days or nights. Must be over COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. OUE JUST TV4E RKsHT SttE EOR EIWD o n e TNAT'S ■ said Philadelphia Coach papering, painting and celling all benefits. Call 644-1429 after 21. Call 649-6884. Jack Ramsay, “ there’s no­ 4 ISO P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION work. Reasonable. 643-6306. MAILIMG CMRiSfMAS PRESElfre •" 6 p.m. THIS BY THIS'^ BY IWIS PUR(JHA8ING EXPEDITOR — body who can stop him, Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.ni. Friday I'M READY fOR We are looking for a sharp in­ just nobody.” uOMG-iSL OEEP.' rRAGlLt ■< CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap­ Building Contracting 14 ply Alco Development Corp., dividual with at least two 'Wilt Chamberlain, Los Ange­ HER THIS "a PLEASE READ YOUR AD TIME.' 1 Court St., Rockville. years of bualneM college or les’ massive 7-foot-l, 290-pound m a s o n r y workman types stone commercial school. Applica­ center, owner of the National Olaesltted or “ Want Ads’ ’ are taken nvnr e court after a technl- Coach Burham roared onto ence. Bonded, insured. 742- modeling, additions, roofing. of armature and field coil 17 rebounds and Dale Schlue- ishing (specializing in older An equal opportunity employer. for. This is the job with flexi­ 19W with the Uquor Control Com­ (45), and John Herdic (10). Indians are home Tuesday night against Hall High. cause. furled a tricky twist to help the loul. the court and he, too, was NOTK3B is hereby ^ven that 9606. Call David Patria, South Wind­ winding equipment. Should mission tor a GROCERY BEER for ter’s two free throws with 19 floors). Inside painting, paper ble conditions. This job Is the sale of alcoholic liquor on the The nightcap saw Emanuel °w>s “Pset the (Juakers 67-62. waiting two minutes for slapped with a technical. After Optional Savings Account 8034 sor, 644-1796. have strong electrical and me­ seconds remaining helped Port­ TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — hanging. No job too small. domestic work, which Is a premise! Gamer’s Market, 698 Cen­ leading aU the way to upend "We hoped It would shake hot-tempered coach to sit placing his hands on the offl- Issued by the Manchester Sav­ chanical experience on this ter St, Manchester. land hold off Detroit despite 36 ings and Loan Association, In­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ John Verfallle, 646-6760. 872- skill few people recognize. The taislnesa will be owned by Center 38-29 Kim Bushev pMed t*>em up a bit,’’ said Utwack of e of equipment. Call Iona STEPHEN T. PUSKAS of 482 Broad points by the Pistons’ Jimmy corporated, has been lost and ed, trees topped. Got a tree modeling specialist. Additions, 2222. Take pride in what you can the Emanuel attack wltt 16 “box-and-one" defense, decision to Hawaii on a forfeit. The foul shots were converted do, and earn extra cash. Call (Jo., Manchester, Conn., 643- conducted Walker and 33 by Bob Lanier. application has been made to problem! Well worth phone rec rooms, dormers, porches, RECEPTIONIST- by STEPH^ T. PUSKAS as pei^ Undefeated Powers points Center’s George Whiting "Maybe It did." Elsewhere, second-ranked by Hawaii, and whdn Durtiam 643-7949. 2111, ask for R.D. Alexander. mittee. Chicago ended a three-game call, 742-8262. cabinets, formica, built-ins, popped In nine markers ""le setup is a throwback to Marquette ripped Fordham 87- dldnt leave, the officials called said Association for payment SECRETARY STEPHEN T. PUSKAS losing streak by trouncing bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Bonds - ______■ the classic 3-2 zone, except that 88; third-rated South Carolina the forfeit. of the amount of deposit. PART-TIME bookkeeper, hours Dated IS December 1971 Cleveland behind Bob Love’s 36 ______Stocks - Mortgages 27 Require industrious gal for four men play the zone this nudged Virginia Tech 77-76 and In other Mtlon Involving flexible, top wages paid. Top points and Chet Walker’s 26. LOST — Passbook No’s. E10927 MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- small office. Must be alert time and leave the fifth to float No. 4 North Carolina won the ranked teams, 12th7rated In- m o r t g a g e s , loans, first, sec- Hat Restaurant, 257 Broad St., BOLTON Free throws by Pete Mara- — 78-680, Savings Bank of Amston area. Call 228-9967. Special Services 15 and conscientious. Good BOLTON around and play man-to-man. 99-68 runaway over North daro- dlana annihilated Notre Dame ond, third. All kinds. Realty typing, light steno, and good Manchester, 648-9666. vlch, who led all scorers with Manchester. Application made SNOW plowing, commercial PIANO Tuning by graduate of PUBLIC Play Before Holiday Mighty Bucks In this case, Mike Jones Una State. and No. 14 Jacksonville statewide. Credit rating unnec­ figure aptitude, diversified PUBLIC 27 points, and Jim Washington '' for payments. shadowed Penn star Bob Morse Brigham Young, No. 6, de- stopped William & MAry 83-72. and residential. Reasonable Hartt College of Music. Instru­ essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ AUTOMOTIVE general office in the closing minutes provided duties, pleasant staff, excel­ clerk. Progressive young deal­ and held him to a .mere five feated Cincinnati 82-79 In a con- l^e mdlana-Notre Dame rates. Also available as a back ments sold and repaired. Sheet tial, quick arrangements. Al­ NOTICE By DEAN YOST Ellington High. The Knights Shares htis shaken up his lineup Atlanta's victory margin over lent benefits. An equal op­ ership needs ambitions female NOTICE Next for Celts points, about 16 under his sea- solation game of the Jayhawk score, despite appearances oi a up rig. Call 646-3467 or 647-9304. music and accessories. Ward vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. At a Public Hearting held by (3-0) host neighboring Eadt and the array appears like this; Cincinnati. Personals Krause, 643-6336. portunity employer. to take over varied and Inter­ son’s average. Classic. Southern California, 'typograirtilcal error, was all too ______100 Construction Plaza, Hart- the bolton Zoning Board of Ap­ At a iHiblic Hearing held by Four undefeated scho­ Granby, also 3-0. Phil Levesque, Jeff Hoyt, (Kel­ Spencer Haywood’s two free DICK’S Snow Plowing — Spe­ esting duties. (Jail Mr. Bayless "This has to be a real, big tied for loth with Ohio State,, feel Icf Flg^itlng Irish Coach BAiND. available New Years ------ford. Evenings, '233-6879. peals on December 2, 1971 con­ the Benix 106; down with the mighty Bucks in C 1 TT ■ 'O -ell TT 1 response, clean, dependable LEGAL secretary, full time, pairer’s license with a further well, that's progress, AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, Business Opportunity 28 permanent building for busi­ CTatholic High Eagles (2-0) host week will be Thursday against scoring duo of Mike Dumont Seattle 107, Portland 106, and Milwaukee Wednesday night. Automobiles For Sole 4 work. 646-4643. new Manchester law office. TWO semi-retired men wanted restriction that no body work or Sacred Heart htill Lnbeaten^ Coach Bobby Knight of In­ storm windows, awnings. Qual­ ness. This variance will expire Waterford High in a non-league Bishop Hendricken of Rhode Is­ and Bob Snyder. Golden State 129, Detroit 102. The Celtics maintained their MANCHESTER — Thirty years Experience desired but not for janitorial services, p€irt- painting be performed cm the diana was almost embarrassed NBIBD CAR? Credit very bad? CARPENTER—Available eve­ ity workmanship, free esti­ on September 30, 1972. battle at 8:16. South . Windsor land at the Eagle's nest. East Catholic, playing with 2%-game lead over the New in the same location, estab­ necessary. Send resume to tlme mornings. Call 643-5919. premises. by the outcome. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ nings and weekends. No job mates. Fully insured. 649-8417, Bolton Zoning High (3-0) hosts CVC power­ South Windsor High, winners clock-like precision, turned York Knlcks in the National Box C, Manchester Herald. Bolton Zoning Yale, UConn on Losing Side "Nobody likes to beat any- too big or too small. Call Ste­ 872-9187.. lished eating place all newly PART-TIME mechanic needed, house Plainville High, which al­ cf 31 consecutive tilts, was dealt back St. Thomas Aquinas in its Basketball Association’s Atlan- est Douglas accepts lowest Board of Appeals Board of Appeals phen Martin, at 646-7295 after refurnished and air - condi­ for evenings. Some mechanic so boasts a perfect 3-0 mark, a severe blow last week >^en last outing in a Uiriller, The Sports World down, smallest payment, any­ John Morianos, John Morianos, a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s point Yale led by as much as 10 iTjot to " a S u ^ ‘’i^ t^ /ev S - 2 p.m. tioned. Doing very well - 7 - rea­ experience and knowledge nec­ Tuesday night. In other acUon, starting senior forward 6-4 Greg Eagles’ starting live of Tom where. Not small loan finance Chairman Chairman thlng Notre Dame did was Roofing and son for selling, retirement. RN’S essary. Apply in Iperson to Coventry High, off and running Burger was stricken with mono­ Quish, BUI Gorra, Kevin Tier­ company plan. Douglas Motors LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Morris Sllverstein, Morris Sllverstein, Pays Tribute Chimneys Call Acme Re^ty, 649-2860. We FULL-TIME, 8-11 SHIFT Manager, Parkade Bowling with a 3-0 record in the Charter nucleosis. He will be lost to the ney, Ken Temezuk emd Joe "Sr '“ oS ""“Si 846 Main. moving large appliances. 16-A Secretary Secretary necticut and Yale wound up on Baskauskas Notre Dame took a 8-4 advan- buy and sell all businesses. Lanes, Manchester Parkade. Oak Conference, travels to Bobcats for about a month. Al­ We want permanent, profes­ December 18,' 1971...... Decem ber 18, 1971 Whelton should continue Its as­ The game marked the CelUcs the losing side of college bas- “P tage In the opening minutes, 1906 PONTIAC, Custom convert­ Burning barrels delivered. $4. ROOBING — Specializing re­ Portland High In a key game. so, Tom Kelly, out since early sault on the hoops. Everyone To Golf Great iMt home appearance until ketball games over the week- points each. pightlng Irish never ible 1600. The Savings Bank of 644-1776. pairing roofs of all kinds, new sionals who can offer good Wednesday night two unbeaten December, is another question but Whelton scored in double patient care to our guests. Francisco end. The Ells are now 1-6 on the saw the lead after that. The Manchester, 646-1700. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, powers in the NCXX) meet at mark for South. Coach Charlie figures in both outings. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — The Fully paid insurance pro­ Warriors Dec. 27. Boston will The Pioneers downed Leh- season. Hoosiers had a ridlcitlous 44-13 SNOW cleaned and repaired. 30 sports world pays tribute today SUNOCO gram, sick pay, 2-weeks play ^ b (^ s y s Royals in Cln- man College 87-76 in a game that UOonn’s record dropped to 2- halftime bulge and at one time MUST SELL—1969 Volvo—1966 PLOWING years experience. Free esti­ to Robert Tyre "Bobby” Jones, Mercury wagon, low mileage, paid vacation, 8 paid holi­ Christmas night. was marred by a fight just be- * as it lost a 96-77 decision to during the lopsided affair, 643-0851 mates. Call Howley, 643-6361. M odem 3-bay Colonial build­ the golfing great who died Sat­ excellent condition. Reason­ days and overtime. urday at the age of 69. Wlwt I’ve liked most about fore the first half ended. Holy Cross. didn’t allow Notre Dame to or ing In Vernon area, avail­ our play lately has been the de- ed 49-48 at the half. The Crusaders were led by score a point for more than 13 able offers welcomed. 649-4403. able now. Orange Bowl Clash of Unbeatens Private services were sched­ 643-4569 Heating and Plumbing 17 uled this afternoon at Oakland reiwe, Boston Coach Tommy 6-8 center Ed Czemota pumped 'Oene Doyle who had 34 points minutes. CADILLAC 1966, 2-door hard­ MEADOWS Heln^m said after the romp In 46 of his team’s points and “ »d 12 rebounds. " r was an aggressive de- SUN offers: Ctemetery with the Rt. Rev. top, clean. Call between 8-5, Mancheater-Bolton-Rockville GRANTS Plumbing Service __ CONVALESCENT Msgr. John D. Stapleton, who Braves. almost single handedly put the High man for the Huskies fense that beat us ons'-on-one," 644-aeil. Free estimates, plus quality • Financing CENTER baptized Jones as a Cathcl,lc We re playing together Pioneers on top after they trail- "'ss A1 Vaughn with 16 points, sat Phelps. work. 643-6341. 646-2321 now, ’ added court general Jo Sacred Heart’s B'^b Gers a n d ------— ------CHEVROLET 1967 Caprice, ex­ SNOW Plowing, residential and • Paid Training Most Significant of All Contests three days before he died, offi­ An equal opportunity employer. ciating. Jo White. "Once you play good Sacred Heart’s high powered cellent condition, four ■ door commercial. 643-1634. SAM WATSON Plumbing and defense, the offense comes Lehman’s Howie Berg were hardtop. Power steering, pow­ • Professional Counseling NEW YORK (AP)—Of two top teams play for the only has Mildren but a great “It’s a great loss to golf,” MILLAR TREE Service—prun­ Heating. Bathroom remodel­ er brakes; $1,296. 289-7476, 742- all the bowl football games MacArthur Bowl." running back in Greg Pruitt said Doug Sanders. "There nev­ ” thrown out of the game for ITHIIIISJ«II.MPg.l ing and repairs. Free esti­ For details call days, Mr. The defense and offense had fighting 8248. ing, cabling,' topping removal, MATURE person for general of­ coming up the Orange Bowl Jack Mildren, Oklahoma’s who tallied 17 touchdowns for er will be anyone to equal his mates. Call 649-3808. Cox, 668-3400, evenings and better be In top form In Mil- Yale dropped two games over feeding. Free estimates. Fully fice work. Full-time, days. all-purpose quarterback who the Sooners. accomplishments. ’ ’ insured. 633-6346 or 668-4716. weekends, Mr. Hague, 413- test in Miami on New waukee, where the defending the weekend In the Utah Clas- 1969 TOYOTA Crown, 4-door au- M & M Plumbing and Heating, Pleasant office area. Excellent Year’s night takes on the rushed for 17 touchdowns and The Rose Bowl will pit a fine Billy Casper said, "He had tomaUc, 18,(XX) miles, $1,600. 634-1366 collect. benefits. Typing required and SMILE! NBA champion Bucks are wait- sic basketball tournament In no job too small. Free esti­ passed for 10 more, says he Michigan team, unbeaten in the such a good life and accom­ SHARPENING Service —Saws, most significance. It pits Ing to avenge a loss in Boston Salt Lake City, VS CdU 646-8645. mates gladly given. Bathroom must possess good figure apti­ wouldn’t miss this game for Big Ten, against Stanford, Pa­ plished so many things that in knives, axes, shears, skates, two unbeatens — Nebraska earlier In the season. The Elis were dumped Fri- remodeling, heating systems INVENTIONS wanted — call or tude. Previous experience de­ anything. He likes Nebraska. cific 8 winner. It was 70 years passing through adversity he 1969 OPEL Cadette LS, low rotary blades. Quick service. of the Big Eight against John Havlicek led the Celtics day night 87-76 by the Unlveri worked on, water pump work, write, New Products Develop­ sirable but not essential. Con­ It's Catching... Send Earlier on New Year's Day, ago in the first intersectional was a great Inspiration to all mUekge, radio, snow tires, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 against Buffalo, scoring 30 slty of Utah and dropped a 100- faucet packings. 649-2871. ment Services of Hartford, 61 tact Mr. Joseph Toczydlowski, Alabama of the Southeast­ Mildren, who will be watched game played in Pasadena that who knew him." Asking $1,060 firm. Phone 643- Main St., Manchester. Hours polnts, grabbing 11 rebounds 99 decisloh to Oklahoma City Cook Hill Rd., Windsor, (Jonn. Office Manager, Nelson ern Conference — for the by the pro scouts, will have his Stanford clobbered AQchigan Jones died "peacefully in his 6876. dally 7 :'30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9 and collecting li assists. He Saturday night. j 06096. 688-6326. Frelghtways, Inc., 47 East St., Happy Thoughts right to be called champion hands full in the New Orleans 49-0. No such thing like that fig­ sleep," according to doctors Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. scored 10 polnU as Boston ran Oklahoma aty’s Norman EASTERN STATES COLISEUM Rockville, 872-9121. of the 1971 collegiate foo^ Sugar Bowl against Auburn and ures to happen on New Year’s who had been treating him for 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, au­ Millinery, off 20 consecuUve points In the RusseU dropped in a hook shot TWO YOUNG married men will ball world. its quarterback, Pat Sullivan, Day. Michigan had the best the aneurism that was the im­ W m I Springfidd, M a «t. tomatic transmission. Excel­ Dresimoking AVON Products Is the world's third period. with two seconds left to give do small repair jobs and paint­ 19 to someone you love. Invitations for this game Heisman award winner who scoring defense in the nation, mediate cause of death. lent condition. Call 646-2909. MOBIL largest and most respected White contributed 22 points, OOU the victory. ’The lead had 3.50-4.00-4iO-S.QO ALL SEATS RESERVED ing, atse cellar cleaning and were issued before Nebraska had an off day against Ala­ allowing but 6.4 points a game He suffered from a painful LADIEIS’ dresses, suits, wed­ cosmetic company. AVON while Dave Cowens had 19 and changed hands several times 1963 RAMBLER station wagon, light trucking. Call 646-2692, took on unbeaten Oklahoma bama. and has a fine ball carrier In back disease called spyringo _ ORDER YOUR TICKETS BY MAIL ding gowns and veils, all cus­ Has on excellent business Representatives can take ad­ Don Chaney 16, during the game and at one good running condition. Phone 646-3726. tom made. Some alterations. and Alabama faced undefeated "Two poor games out of 30 Billy Taylor. myelia, which ended his golfing opportunity available now In vantage of this fine reputation Merry Christmas rORTHKKtT MATS OON’T DELAY 649-7688. Reasonable prices. 649-1133. Auburn. Nebraska upended Ok­ during a career aren’t bad," career In 1948. Vernon, Conn. Three-bay in successful, profitable busi­ High scoring Penn State, Jones achieved golf’s only •END YOUHORDfll TODAY high gallonage service sta­ lahoma 35-31 in a game that siild Auburn coach Shug Jordw crushed by Tennessee, hopes to SIMPLY SEND A CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TOl 1966 BUICK La Sabro, new nesses of their own. (Jail now: Grand Slam .in 1930, winning Household Services 13-A tion at Vernon (Jircle, across 289-4922. Happy Birthday could have gone either way. the night Sullivan accepted the rebound against Texas in the Nebraska Dominates Squad tires, muffler, good condition. Alabama made it 11 In a row the U.S. Open, the U.S. Ama­ SPRINGFIELD MANAGEMENT 00. Moving. MUat sell. Asking M oving - from TrWJlty Shopping Cen­ Downtown Athletic Club trophy. Cotton Bowl in Dallas, a game WASHING machine repairs, by crushing Auburn 31-7. teurs, the British Open and ter. Mobil offers; Sullivan may be a bit out­ that will start two hours after P.O. In Stt, WMt IpriniiiiU, Mui. H ill $800, 1-429-6666, 649-0993. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Tracking > Storage ZO "It was the biggest gamble British Amateur. Happy New Yeor classed again for Oklahoma not the noon Sugar Bowl test. With Walter Camp Gridders Maytag. Reasonable rates. • Paid Trednlng we’ve taken in many years,” That feat "will live forever In INOOSIDPlNDCHICKa MONIYOROMtr 1060 FORD station wagon, one MANCHESTER — Delivery- FREE Owner of Pike Coin Wash and • Financial Assistance said Ernie Seiler, executive the minds cf golfers and sports­ N E W HAVEN (AP) — Royce Smith of Georgia; cen- M ^T IR OUROS CARO # ...... owner, excellent condition. light trucking and package de­ Dry (Jleaning, 276 West Middle • Exceptional Income Po­ vice president of the Orange men everywhere," said Arnold Undefeated Nebraska doml- ter, Tom Brahaney of Okla, Best offer over $1,700. Call 647- livery, Refrigerators, washers BERMUDA Turnpike, next to Stop and tential • Happy Anniversary Bowl. “ I was relieved when Ne­ Palmer. nated this year’s Walter Camp homa; quarterback, Pat Sulli- NAME**...... ^^*^****S••••»•••«»«• Isch 8864. and stove moving, specialty. Race Driver Dick Zavarella Ben Hogan said of Jones, All-America football team by van of Auburn; running backs, Shop. 643-491S, 047-1710. WEEKEND braska won, and Alabama’s 1862 LINCOLN convertible, Folding chairs for rent. 649- If you’d like to be your own "The man was sick so long and placing three men on the Ed Marinaro of Cornell, Johnny ' 0782. simply register with us. If triumph was just the frosting >ood running condition. Best REWEAVING of burns, moth- boss and desire to Increase • Congrotuiotions he fought it sc successfully that equad, Musso of Alabama and Greg you qualify as one of our tem­ on the cake for a classic pair­ Dies in Automobile Accident offer. Call 876-2601. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ your earnings call H. & L. poraries needed to fill Great­ ing." I think We have finally dis- Camp, a Yale coach in the Pruitt of Oklahoma, dow shades made to measure, Vilsack at 622-8231 days, cevered the secret to Jones’ er Hartford’s better tempo­ What could iriake a person happier And, adding spice, is the an­ Dick Zavarella of Manches­ national record in the A Sports early days of college football, The defensive unit: Ends, 111! size Venetian blinds. Keys PoIntlKg - Papering Z1 evenings and weekends 649- rary assignments, you will be nouncement from Vincent D.- ter, driver of the A-Altered success—it was the strength of first named an AU America Walt Pdtulskl of Notre Dame I860 MOA — good condition, made while you wait. Tape 9728. . eligible (or a fun packed free Class. his mind." Draddy, chairman of the Na­ Jewel T dragster owned by his team In 1889, and the tradition and Willie Harper of Nebraska; best offer. Coll 876-2601. recorders lor rent. Marlow’s, T J, FLAIYAOAN & SONS — Bermuda weekend — nsglster than to make another person smile? Next In the line of speed ma­ The Augusta National Golf tional Football Foundation, that father Savin, died Saturday has been kept up by the Walter tackles, Sherman White of Call- 867 Main St., 649-6221. Painting and papering. Fully now at either office. chines was the Jewel T, holder Club in east Georgia had made letus SISSY tifsiTt the winner will be presented night after the car he was driv­ Camp Foundation here. The fornla and Herb Orvls of Colo- Insured, workmen’s compensa­ of four national records. This Jones "president in perpetu­ the iMacArthur Bowl. ing collided head-on with one Foundatlon announced the 1971 rado; middle guard. Rich GHo- LtGH’T trucking, cellar and tion, liability, property dam­ Help Wonfed-Fomole 3S car was later stolen one night In ity." Jones was principally re­ Tnickt » Troctort S attics cleaned, odd jobs, age. Call 643-1949. f ' J A Order Yours Today! "College football coaches being driven by Ronald Levitt Indianapolis, Ind. The last car team Sunday. ver of Nebraska; linebackers. sponsible for establishing the The offensive unit: Ends, Jer- Mike Taylor of Michigan and 1867 DODGE CAMPER SPE­ lawns, trees out and removed. KEYPUNCH operator to work have long voiced a desire for a of Manchester. the family owned Is tha present CEILING specialist — expert club and its aimual Masters ry Beasley of Auburn and John- Jackie Walker of Tennessee; CIAL TRUOfC—Exaellent condi­ Call 643 6000. nights, experience .necessary. championship (playoff) game,” Zavarella started racing In ET Shaker. They got to the workmanship. One celling or Coii 643-2711 Tcumament. ny Rodgers of Nebraska; tack- defensive backs. Tommy Casa- Excellent opportunity to asso­ TEMPORARIES said Draddy. "And since Ne­ 1956 with a Cadillac engine In semifinals of the NHRA Sum­ tion, 742*7eee after 6 p.m. LIGHT trucking, collars and at­ nil your ceilings repaired and los Terry SIsemors of Texas nova of LBV, Bobby Majors o f ciate with an established firm. 622-7237 60 Washington St. braska and Alabama were one- a Ford body. His Interest mer Nationals at. Indlanapoloa tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish painted. Also Interior painting Hartford Pete Murphy of Washington, and Dave Joyner of Penn Tennessee, Clarence Ellis of 18M HOUGH pay loader, low Excellent benefits, good start­ two In the final polls what mounted and he stepped Into but Dick red-lighted to end the removed, domestic and com ­ and wallpapering. Call 289- 648-4043 68 East Center St. D.C., will captain Yale’s 1972 State; guards, Reggie Notre Dame and Dickie Harries l>oy tra ile r, back hoe, truck ing pay. Apply Coca Cola, 461 iianrVfitfir lEvrains If^roUi could be better than to have the a Chevy Corvette which held a car’s fortunes. mercial, 644-8062, 0778. Manchester crew. McKanzle of Michigan and of South Carolina, Read Herald Advertiiemeiitfi m ounted. Phone 640-6020. Main St., East Hartford.

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MANCHESTER EVENW6 ftfeRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19^1 Hontehald Goods 51 Aportmonta - Plota - Got of Town Housos For Solo PAGE THIRTY-NINB TWO PIEXIE beige living room Tonomonta 63 For Ronf 66 • W H o m m F o r S o lo W oiilM l-llM llsfat*77 set, 3 mahogany end tables, 2 7 2 H o i m m F o r S o l a 7 2 CLASSIFIED Offered by the Diplomats Help table lamps. Reasonable, 643- BERRY’S WORLD IF YOU are thinking of sailing ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter­ MANOHIMTBR - 7-room Colo­ MANCHESTER — 6-room Rham District 1292. your home, why not give us a ONE MONTH RENTAL race Apartments — Large and nial, IH batha, first-floor fsm- ~ ’’•room older homo, Caps, rso room, garage, price living room with Franklin esUT We offer a complete real Russian; Bride -BrCLAYlUOLLAN- beautiful 3 and 4-room apart­ Uy room, ovsralssd garage, reduced to $33,600. Frsohstts AOIII LISRA BONUS, PHILBRIGK large yard, aluminum siding, estate service Including par- JK, Vouf Dally AttMly GuiJa ADVERTISING LAROE arm chair, short wave ments. Includes heat, hot wa­ Realtors, M7-9998. Join Husband MSS. » Bond Sale immolate occupancy. Marlon tlclpstion in the Multiple List­ ’’ Acterding lo lha Start. '> radio. C an 649-9303. One and two-bedroom apart­ ter, all appliances, with dish­ $37,906. Hayss Aganoy, 649 XfS. If CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 0181. Robertson. Realtor, 6a- ing Bervlcss of Manchester and BURRILLVILLB, R.I. 5) Mxy 21 0 Plennod 3 8 -To 68 Gonorotity must be sold prior to Jon. 1, stove, refrigerator and park- ^all-to-wall carpeting thmugh- MANCHESTER — AA soned ALL CASH for your property Today they plan to leave his 9 Could 39 Hoppy 69 Forgivo YOUR COOPERATION WIU. erator; aluminum storm doors, bedroom first-floor apartment. JUHl U 1072. ing Included. out. rec room, cold storage MANCHBETBR Arsa — 8-room building lot, 80x300, Priced to within 24 hours. Avoid red parents’ horns hare for Man­ IOMovm 40 It'i 70Tiod DtC.fl BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 32x80, 36x80. Call 643-2466, 643- Includes heat, appliances, car­ l^OIBSTBR _ Bowers 0 i0 4 4 -:39H 11 Now 41 Moko 71 To Call between 4-8, 6493666. Colonial Cape, 2 baths, la r ^ seU at $7,600. Freohetto Real­ tape, Instant service. Hayes chester, N.H., where Peter Is 9 9 1 9 2 9 ^ It was originally intended to 1442. pets. $190 per month. Paul W. ______room, many extras. PrleO re- School, 6-room Bungalow, fire­ .& ^ 7797996 9 : 12 Look) 42 Your 72 Trip 29598985\ tors, 647-099$. Agency, 646-0181. a senior at 8t. Anselm’s College. 13 Wait 43 Funds 73 Spoil 85va; hold onto the bonds until the Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686. r o c k v il l S' Large-newly duoed. enclosed sun room, double ga­ place, two addlUonal rooms CANCia The couple first met In 14 Monty 44 Which 74 Socloblt CAPRICORN matter of complete school re­ Continiied From Preceding Page SEWING Machine Sale — 1972 redecorated, 6-room, 2-bed rage, out buUdlnga, 2 acres, lower level. Oarage. Carport, JUMI 21 15R0' 45 Turn 75 Up BOX MOUNTAIN — Contem­ $46,860. Hayes Agency, 649 March 1970, when! as a student IdUko 46 D «i(lo ni OK' gionalization In the three town push button slg sag. Makes LARGE attractive 3 - room room duplex Including heal, ^ h . Only $28,800. Hayes JUir 22 76 01 JAN. It porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2 % 6181. RMort Prap«rty of Russian history, Peter trav­ 17 Opilmitlle 47 Accont 77 7060/. area of Andover, Hebron and button holes, hems, mono­ apartment. Stove, refrigerator. hot water and stove. Refrlger Agency, ea-Oisi, Vernon f*Sl917-5i-Sl 15 Awhilo 12-194942^ heat, hot baths. Lot 162x216', wooded. F o r S d o 7 4 eled to the Soviet Union with 40 Advontogo 70 Picturo Marlborough was resolved. The Dogs - BIrdt - PeH 41 Aitieles For Sale 4S grams, sews buttons, etc. Only water, elMtrlclty. ' ator If needed. Large yard and Tv^,enty mile view •p l>'60-7t-8Mt 19Pmpocl< 49 How 79 Art 4952-49 m $49.60. Save up to 60 per cent Adults. References.terences. No pets, o iweniy muo view, BIGHT-ROOM quality Raised W.900 LARGE 8 - bedroom eight other Americans in the 20 Accopt 50 Work SO Good study committee this year rec­ basement, 3 children accept­ . >1 THREE summer cottages, $17,- ito AqUARIUf NOT too blgr, not too small, AKC SKIS — 6’; Aspen Nordic like $126. 649-6334. Ranch, wall-wall oaipet, 2 fire- Ranch, fireplace, aluminum Citlsens Exchange Corps'. 21 lYi 51 Obfiocin 81 Brook. ommended full K-13 regtonallsa- on all famous brands . City ed, one year lease with se- COLONIAL—Choice ^esldenUal 900 complstoly furnished, one Hearings,Set JULY 2i 22Uod 52 To 02 Loo JAN. to silver mini-toy poodle pups, new, complete package, cable plaoos, hugs family room, ga­ elding, garage, huge wooded At a party, he met Vera, the tion, and Its recommendation Sewing Center, 266 Main St., curlty deposit, $180 per month, area, completely redecorated, winterised and rented year Aub. f t 23 By 53 M ay S3 Our fit. to, Both parents excellent temper- bindings, tie boots. Best offer, Hartford. 622-0476. BTVB-ROOMS, first floor, re­ rage, wooded lot, $88,000. lot. Hutchjns Agency Realtors, 21-year-old daughter of a Com- 24 To 54Hoptful S4Tldo has been approved by the state ament. Perfect CSiiiatmas gift. 613-8666. decorated, garage. Adults, no 876-2719. new fully appllanced kitchen, Hutchine Agency, 6490824. 'round. Philbrlok Agency Real­ >1-293241 2SOr 55 Hod 05 Ewollontly J i- 9 9-224 6490834. On Charges munlst Party member. ;41-4941 24-27-72 Board of Education. 'Hie pro­ $100 each. 647-1976. „ -■— :------formal dining room, living room tors. 6464900. 24 Bright 56 in 06 RolooMd pets. 643-8610. "M y wife Is not a Oommunlst 27 EMtoridod 57 ExploihirHi 07 Turn. posal win now, after pubtie h ear HEBRON - Wall St.,I- 4-room1 .11 '"'**** fireplace, 12x21 masterm-Ur NEW 9bedroom BpUt Level. VIROO . PISCES T - ... - trailer, heavy duty q a s space heater, $100; gas heated apartment Including P > $10,600. AttracUve five • room and neither am I,” Peter says. 2SChar>gM 58 8oon SO Individual HI. It ings, be brought to a referen­ COCKER puppies, beautiful axle and hitch. Holds four 82 CONGRESS Street — Four » ° onrJif bedroom, fully alr-condltidhed. Large: rooms, IM baths, firs- 29 Not 59 Bo 09 SignKIcont stove, $36. Call 646-4376. hot water, carpeting, appll CM>e. Fireplace, paneUng, For Sewers “ She Is not a capitalist and nei­ dum in the three towns. buff males, 10 weeks, cham­ , anowmcblles or small equip­ room apartment. Gas heat, Immaculate condition. • Beau­ ^aoa. High tread lot. Garage. Out of Town 30 And 60Vlowt 90Clwngo. MAh. 20 f ances, storage, laundry, park' baseboard heat. Garage. 160 ther am I. Neither of us are If complete reglonaUsation ot pion sired, AKC registered. ment. $160. 742-8168. MAONIAVOX, console, TV-ste­ parking. Adults only. $126 tifully landscaped' grounds. Only $30,900. Hayee Agency, F o r S o l o 7 5 The Town Council wUl conduct S14-19^3| 34-3951-53(^ ing. $180 monthly. 6492871, 646 foot wooded lot. Hutchins imperiaUsts. /497»6(L61 )Oood ^ A d v en e C W ceu'tral l'i the schools becomes a fact, the 643-6427. reo, radio. Cabinet In excellent monthly. Security required. 0490191. a public hearing tonight at 7:80 7977-78 0882. Agency, M9-6834. "We find that name-calling school bonds would have bean BASEIMENT SALE — 4 Green condition, TV needs work. Best 668-6866 or 688-2898. ELWOOD RD.—Gracious 8-room NORTH COVENTRY — Wood­ at the Vernon Center Middle FREE — Lovable 6 weeks es, by year to make sure we kids won't be playing with a lot THREE - ROOM furnished ~ SP^clous cen dining room, rec rpom, ga­ lot for privacy. Oarage, fire- Colonial, completely renovat­ per front foot for each abutter. Vera for an evening of dancing Bsr, W. Main St.. RockvlUe. aid to offset the bonds outstand­ HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 ttally located, 3-room apart' and Alouette Snow Mobiles, Winter. H. Miller, others by of unsafe toys?" apartment, utilities. Employed rage, ihi baths, private yard. JUST LISTED!! placed living room, over- ed, low 30s. Owner moving, Tlvey are for property on Crest- and conversation. Vera says Dirk D. Romeyn, 19, of 40 ing. Btu, complete, $60. convec­ ment. Adult couple. No pets. sales and service, clothing and Winter Co. at low, low prices. person, no children or pets, slsed master bedroom with 638-6468. ridge Dr., Valley View and she didn’t know her husbond-to- Tell Students Brian Rd., South Windsor, was Contract Negotiations tors. iBuilt-in bath tubs, lava­ Security. 649-4824, after 6 p.m, * ' Large 9room Colonial with accessories. Mas terc raft and Terms. Colonial, 382 Main St., parking. 273 Main St. dormer and a good reslden- Brookslde Lanes and Robin and be was American. charged with larceny (shoplift­ The Board will also vote to­ tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ 3-car garaga. Ideal loca­ Summit Roads. The lines were Holsdaw trailers. 643-2363. "rear”, Manchester. Phone — B-ZONE large Colonial In ex­ Ual area. CaU Mr. Gordon, COVENTRY •— New 6H-room ” I thought ho was one of the ing) In connection with an inci­ night on whether to accept the num combination doors. 643- tion and Boned for conver- 6496806. Installed after the majority of 047-1868. cellent condition, first floor Ranch, all aluminum exterior, ether students learning Eng­ Of Problems dent Saturday at Sage-Alien’s new contract recently negotiated 2466 evenings, 643-1442. AponnmiH-Hon- Ap«iim m -H oN - Sinimu LocoHon aloh to officea. Offered at residents In that area pstiti(med W onted To Rent 68 family room, 2-car garage, 3 walk-out basement, many ex­ lish,” she says. "I didn’t under­ at Vernon Circle. He was re with the Rham Education As- TEN FOOT aluminum LOWREY 2-manual spinet or­ Tenements 63 Tenements 63 p^r Rent 64 only $30,000. for them. Coventry High School seniors leased (m a $00 non-surety bond. s(x:iatlon OPFrCE COPIERS, roll fed, brake, ------—...... bedrooms, extra building lot, tras. Only $30,900. Call Stark­ stand why he Insisted on speak­ $200. 6492683. gan with built-in Leslie, wal­ WANTED to rent—Three-bed- good Investment. ■ • weather Realtors, 646-0886. The town will allow payment listened attentively while Mike Benjamin Affricano Jr., 47, 10 automatic, were $660 now HERITAGE HOUSE b a r r o w s a n d WALLACE OO. ing Engllah.” nut, excellent condition, $800, “ *y‘*'*^J" THREE-ROOM comer office room executive type home In over a period of ten years. A $199.60. Dealers’ Marlows, 867 MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- estate rental — apartments, Manchester Parkade After two weeks In Russia, and Karen, both In their early Cemetery Ave., Rockville, was m ?\ -a ^ ^ re ^ YAMAHA 643-4642. suite; also one-room office. good condition. Must accept CAPE—7 rooms, first floor fam- 6493483 Raaltora COVENTRY — For rent-sale. proi>erty owner must pay for the Main St. 649-6221. Legal Photo bedroom Townhouse including homes, multiple dwellings, no Manchester 6496806 Peter left. He returned In De­ 20’s and both former drug ad- charged Saturday with failure y,. contract whicho^M cmror House 4k Hale Bldg., 963 Main two children and pets. Per- room, modem kitchen With FVht the finer homes Seven rooms, fireplace, pri­ line going by his property but Service, 643-1442. SNOWMOBILE FOR '72 ACE-TONE rhythm unit with heat, appliances, 1 % baths, car­ fees. Call J.D. Real EsUte As­ cember 1970 us a staff member diets who now Uve and work at to ^ e left of a parked ve- ^ St. Phone 6494846. manent resident. Would con- dishwasher, dining room cen- vate beach privileges, large does not have to tie-in unless his 16 different rhythms for use pets, full basement. $236 per sociates, Inc. 648-6126. OARR^N Oolonlsl with 6 of the Citizens Exchange Corps AltruUm House in New London, hide, and was issued a written derk In each DARK RICH stone free loam, SEYMOUR month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ slder signing a six-months ^f®l location, $24,600. MANCHESTER, 9bedroom old­ large rooms, 1% baUu, lovely backyard, new hot water heat­ private septic tank system is with any musical instrument. FOR LEIASE — approximately er, extra large kitchen, panel­ for tivo more weeks. The couple 6 yards $20. Sand, gravel, MOTORSPORTS tor, 6494636. er OolonUl in desirable east treed lot, convenient to shop­ deemed a health hasard. A tle-ln tojTtoto aa'lLcuTI^^^ special assembly on i„j,. opportunity of One year old. $160. 643-4642. ATTRACTIVE, heated 4-room 1,300 square feet. Ideal for pro­ t e r ^ ^ v l l w ^ « . h’ 6-ROOM OLDER HOMM In good was together frequently and on 681 Main St. ter Evening Herald. side location. Good condiUon. ed living room, master bed­ charge Is extra and each prop­ stone, manure, pool, and patio apculment, second floor, appli­ fessional offices, combination condition. 2-car garage, cen­ ping. Priced St $S0A00 for im­ Dec. 80, 1970, returning from a ^ Police said both cars were chaUengtaur the contract as filed sand. 643-6604. Manchester, 6490214 Call now, only $28,900. Hayes mediate sale. CaU Warren E. room, children welcome. Own­ erty owner takes care of that on REBUILT, refinlshed upright MANCHESTER — One - bed- ances, $160. plus security. Hel­ office and warehouse space, tral location. $21,600. movie, Peter stopped in front of Sales and Service our specialty. room apartment. Ranch type Agency, 0490181. er, Mr. Hudon, 6691784. hie own. piano. Ebccellent condition. en Palmer, 643-6321, Gertrude etc., general business zone, Howland, Realtor, 6491106. Our Lady of Kazan Cathedral, JSr SSI.' 1. ^ SORRY SAL is now a merry building. Private entrance. Busineu Property Following the hearing the New keys. Call between 6-10 Hagedora, 6490638. room for expansion, ample BOULDER RD. — Privacy on VERNON where many Russian Ckara had Donald Spiel, 88, of 16 Wood- contract is eithe?*accepted or gal. She used Blue Lustre rug -^LUMNUM sheets used as F o r S o l e MANCHESTER — West Vernon REDWOOD F’armi—Large cus­ council wiU hold Its regular - wHnilvtAA AAA 9U6..1. AO.. Heat and appliances included. .7 0 over IM acres. Treed. Cusiom been married. and uphedstery cleaner. Rent ?^^****' thick, 23x P-*"~. 6490433.______parking, located In Bolton bC' St., 9 room Executive Raised tom Raised Randi. Four bed­ LARGE AND ELEGANT meeting. CouncUman Donald ^ ' rejected by the taxpayers. With $166. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, OHEATED 8-bedroom apart­ Center foyer Ranch, 2600 charged Saturday with failure no one challenging the contract electric shampooer $1. Olcott "j cents each or 6 for $1. OONN clarinet and Bundy flute. tween Route 44-A and now 12,000 SQUARE FOOT Industri- Raiich, acre treed lot, owner rooms, three baths, famUy Eden, chairman of the sub(x>m- "I would like you to be my 6494636. ment, second floor, appliances, throughout Eastern Connect- y, ^ ,top sign. within 10 days, it automatically Variety Store. Very good condition, $76. each. Route 6. Amedy Realty, Real- al building, two floors, central, g a r ^ e . W,600,, transferreid. Offers considered. room with firqilace and patio, sq. ft. of charm, 7 beautiful mlttee on 1-86 progress, will re­ wife,” Peter told Vera. At two tout. $186 plus security. Helen Palm­ rooms, 8 baths, 3 flreiAaces, a.m. on New Year’s Day Vera MANCHESTER — 6 - room tors, 876-6283 easy access. For sale or lease. ROOMING HOUSE—Beautifully Lost 40a. Frechette Raaltora, don, hobby room, or In-Iaw port oh his findings of a meet­ T n i4(v« — ^ ““** “*” •**'1 bccomes acceptable to the pub- BE GENTLE, be kind, to that CUSHIONS — hand made, er, 6496321. Gertrude Hage- dream kitchen with separate said yes. . ^ h e m e d to _ appear in arcult lie, and the Board can then take apartment , cold flat, couple dom 6490636. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, decorated and fully furnished. 047-9090. suite. Merritt Agency, 6491180. ing he attended with state offi­ en, Steele termed drug use expensive carpet, clean It with colors. Make lovely Christ- TWO wmnths old, Pender tele­ ANY 'RETAIL or wholesale breakfast area, 2-cor ga­ Peter left the next day, and “ Court, Rockville, Jan. 4. official acti(m on It, .with small baby or older cou­ 643-1108*- good Income., We Invite your cials Dec. 9. epidemic that is sweeping the ______Blue Lustre. Rent electric gifts. 643-1730. business needing display and rage, over 8 acres of caster guU»i«*^th case. Origi- ple, no pets, must redecorate. DEJLUXE one-bedroom apart­ ------inspection. t MUST SELL ~ $36,900 — OFF BAST CENTER The co(mcU wUI also discuss during the ensuing months, he country.” The Board will also discuss shampooer $1. naHy $400. Must seU, $200. Call storage facilities will benefit St., 6 spacious rooms and land, outstanding panorama. dealt with American and Soviet The Sherwln- BABBIE DoU Dresses, 60 cents. $68 per month, J. D. Real Ee- ment, wall-to-wall carpeting traffic problems cn Rt. 88, as Drugs are, Steele said, “much a communication from the WUUams'Co. 6498694. from good highway location Investmenf Propeity c o m m e r c i a l B u iL D ik ij' ap- Owners transferred, must move Dream house $68,000. Mr. embassy officials in Moscow Complete wedding outfits, Ute, 643-8779. throughout, complete appli­ bath on first floor, aluminum requested by CouncUman Thom­ bigger than you are. They take teachers’ negotiating group, adjoining Manchester, minutes and spU this custom built raised siding, basement garage plus Lewis, 6496806. and Washlngfam to arrange for Cease-Fire ---- $1.69$2. CaU 6496462. ances, vanity bath. Centrally For Sole 70-A proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of hoor as Wolff, This concerns access hold of your mind and Ixxly In asking that negotiations be set FIVE-ROOM duplex. In good from East Hartford via 1-84, ------area, zoned Industrial. Wot sale ranch in Forest Hills area. the marriage. located. $176. monthly. R. D. 8 additlonid rooms and bath to the' highway, in relation to a way you never dreamed of." up to reach agreement on a new A n t i q u e s 5 6 locatlmii near bus line. Adults. Brokers protected, 1-223-4460. ROCKVILLE — Well kept four- or lease, $70,000. Three bedroonu, iM baths, "Tile governments were very Murdock, 643-2682. second floor, 270’ lot. Hutchins proposed new shopping center Too many peoide are turning to contract for the 1972.78 ochool LEGAL NOTICE No children or pets. Available family house. Good income. kitchen with built-ins. Fire- Agency, 6496824. ..B&W.. cooperative,” Peter recalls. By Both Sides year. Florists - Nurseries 49 APPROXIMATELY 16,000 scheduled to be built on the drugs, he said, "to help them December 16th. Call between MANCHEISTEH Newer one- Central location. $44,000. For OONTEMPORART L Shaped plsoas, plenty of room in BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. On June 17, they took their TOWN OF ANDOVER square feet for lease In new east side of Rt. 88, if the mat­ get through the day.” While It Reporta To Be Heard CHRISTMAS Trees — Tag ear- CURVED front china clos- 6-7 p.m., 647-1037. bedroom duplex Includes heat, further information call, 643- Ranch. Redwood and brick'^ex- lower level that can be fin­ MANCHESTER — 9room over­ Manchester Parkade vows in a civil ceremony at the ZONING BOARD Standard Education building Manchester 6490806 ter of the exit can be resolved. may be a temptation to take For Holidays The Board tonight will be ly, cut later. Beautiful selec­ et, mint condition. 644-8962. appliances, carpets, air-condi­ 9678. terior, on wooded lot, I M eHirea ished as you iriesse. Asking sized expanded Cape. Two Palace of Weddings in L«nln- OF A P P E A L S FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec­ under ebnatructlon, co m e r ______The councU wlU also be asked this “ easy way out. It Is not in, given a brief review ot the tion White Spruce, Scotch tioning. Full basement. $196 with a view. Five bedrodiiU, 2 $80,000 . . . this is an excel­ baths, four bedrooms, family grad. Ten days later, Peter left At an executive session of the ond floor, adults only, no pets. Main, and No. Main, Manches- EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER — Spotless 6-room to act on resolutions requested or hip or cetodj2 alncwidltlon- p^gj, office. Excellent business porter in Leningrad, every oth­ sel-Variance denied, no hard­ extra. 643-6268, 96 p.m. ------modem eat-ln kitchen,.''formal Enhances this 9bedroom, areas. Seven-room Cape In ex- 9998. Housing goals, set by the ting high” at an early S e . *^*® also^sent a ra- Hickory Ridge Farm. Freshly Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ers, heat and hot water, ^ d - building, Call er week. new year in mid-February. ship found. cut Scotch Pine, Douglas Fir, living and dining room,' break- 2M baths. Split Level. Alu­ ceUent condition. Priced In the Capitol Region Planning Agen­ stturting with alcohol. Both «id- port cm the newly Implemented 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649 3247. DELUXE 2-bedroom apart­ proofing, storage and parking, g4e.2426, 96. SOUTH WINDSOR — 9ro^ And then, a week before Such action to be effective as on bus line, near shopping. Houses For Sole 72 fast room, 3 sitting roohis, 4 minum aiding, huge double mid forties . . .truly this house cy, wUI also be discussed. the White Spruce, Norway Spruce,- ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, Ranch,' iM baths, finished rec Thanksgiving, Vera’s plane ed up-stealh* to supp(»t the of December 16, 1971. ($4 and up). Plantation Is lo- WANTED — anUque furniture, bedrooms,------, ^—plus ------studio.- atudy garage, gorgeous patio with must be seen to be appreciat­ FoUowlng the CouncU meet­ habite that progress to marl- ^^_tprepl»i per- complete appliances, 2 air- $200 per month. Available Feb- LARGE, new office space avail- MANCHESTER __ room with bar, half acre lot, touched down In New York and OmimunleU on the occasioa of Dated in Andover, Conn., this cated Ml South River Rd., off Klass, pewter, oil palnUngs or ruary 1st. Call Charles Ponti- able, carpeting, heated, alr- in-ground pool. Asking very ed. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ing the councilmen will meet conditioners full basement, $37,900. CaU Starkweather Re­ the couple came to Rhode 16th day of December 1971. Rt. 31, North Coventry. Rob- other MUque Items. Any quan- low 40a. 6491677. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity celll, 6499644. conditioned, parking. 182 West altors, 6496868 or Connie as the Sewer Authority to re­ Island, &hSs^r,.5r’rsev^.!s Zoning Board ert Vlsny, 742-8364. tlty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, view the discussion at the pub- (S ^ Md IcSw^nSted enioklng in certain designated SIX^ROOM duplex, centrally lo- 649-2098. place, formal dining room, 1% HERITAGE HOUSE EXECUTIVE Brown, 044-1321. From the moment they met, of Appeals 166 Oakland Street. baths, family sized kitchen, W.ww- 6492482 Realtors Uc hearing held earUer. onto patio. $220n per month. cated. Call after 3 p.m., 649 FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices Peter said, "we understood ^ t ^ M lke^ Karen ul- discussions of 16 who receive a written ^ Marvin Graboff, For the finer homes COLONIAL v ^ M o i r ^ ou i uuui mise a m lu could be held to restore peace. mission slin from UiMr MO. LIVE Christmas trees for sale. WANTED — Used 22 target ri­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, 7230. combinatiem, heat, hot water, sunporch that could be a fam- 4-UNIT apartment — good in- each other. We f(Mnd we had Chairman fle. Call before 2 p.m., 643- 643-2692. lly room and two-car garage, come. Call for details. i . Spacious newer home with PLAN AHEAD-489,900 Ornately turned to ^truism Viet Cong anif^ced ^ 464 Woodland St. private bath, alr-condlticmlng, PITKEN — Porter St area, 9 60 Yean in Bottle, the sames tastes In art, miuic, Albert Richey, 0837. THREE- ROOM apartment Within wall(lng distance of 4 bedrooms, 2M baths, 2 Delayed (dosing available. literature—the same interests Hous^ ^ere, Mike sold, be nearly three weeks ago that Its At the last meetina ot the THREE -. ROOM unfurnished carpeting, ground floor l(^a- year old aluminum sided cus­ learned that "freedom comes .. V.™ . meeung oc me Secretary available January 1st. Stove, school, shopping and public ^lAST CENTER ST. lA ig e 10- fireplaces, beautiful paneled Leas than 1 year old, 7-room Whi$ky Pa$$e» Te»t politically and spiritually.” forces would observe cease- board, the only comment notod tlon, parking. Apply Marlow’s, tom buUt, 9room Garrison. apartment. Pleasant, conve­ refrigerator, and hot water in­ transportation. A real buy for ro®™ CJolonlal may be used for first-floor family room. Ex­ Raised Ranch In top flight WBLUNOTON, N.Z — A bot­ from ^ ^ .,a n d not from Ir- Area of three days each for Fuel and Feed 4 9 - A 867 Main St., 6496221. FamUy room with beamed responslblUty,” and “to feel ” “V wras that the lavatories ^®**were nient suburban location. Stove, cluded, parking. $160. 649-6644. the one-car family. Price In l*oiW6 or offices, large lot' irtth ceptional at $a,000. neighborhood, famUy room tle of whisky more than 60 years ' . Christmas and New Year’s and being kept cleaner, the program LEGAL NOTICE Rooms W ithout Board 59 celling and built-in bar, dream free and .good about myself. ______refrigerator, utilities, bose- low 30’s. Call Doris Smith, or posslblUty of acqulrtiij^ more with fireplace, aU buUt-ln old, retrieved from the hulk of four days tor Tet. seemed to be worttin|( (Mt fair- TOWN OF ANDOVER Mtohen with barbecue, etc. HERITAGE HOUSE 1972 CU»s Largest. I’m not trying to fool anyb(xly DRY OAK fireplace wood, $10 GENTLEMAN only, over 21, Working adults. 643-2880. ENJOY the privacy of your own Bea Mlllette, Jarvis Realty I®***!- . , kitchen, 9car garage, 2 full a sunken ship in PalUser Bay, Thleu did not announced the ly well, and the smnMng com- DECISION OF THE ZONING etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, 6492483 Realtors or lie'to myself anymore.” orders delivered. Call 742-7886. central location, free parking, BEAUTIFUL 3 or 4-bedroom house and the convenience of H ouses For Rent 6 5 Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. oncrarr baths. Exceptional home. To near here, was shown by a com- WASHENGTON — The hlgh- luMTs of the South Vietnamese mlttee waa making plans to BOARD OF APPEALS ON AP- ______ROCKLEDQE—^Djmamlc 9room 646-0181. school graduating class of 1973 For Karen, Altruism Wouae kitchen privileges. References apartment living at the same — —------For the finer homes Inspect coll Mr. Lewis, 649 parisen test to be almost iden­ PUCA’nON FOR APPROVAL SEASONED hardwood, sawed duplex apartment. Fireplace, time. Our 2-bedroom Town SINGLE house, three bed­ MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, ,2% 6806. Is expected to approach 8.1 mil­ represents "the first thing in my “ anti-smoklng cam- and deposit required. 643-2693, DESniABLE neighborhood, tical to modern whiskey. The life that I have started Md wUl * * * * ^ saW they ^ I d b e ^ polgn. OF LOCA’nON FOR PRO- and delivered. C. Hutchinson. carpeting, porch, finished rec House has 1230 sq. ft. of living rooms, dining room, living Colonial, 1 % baths, fireplace, l>aths, laige family-'room, ca- CARTER ST. — Custom ranch, lion, the largest In the nation’s luc uwi. X IW.VU suxrulu «iiu wui j ^ Salgon time on the Bimtinn ___ POSED MOTGR VEHICLE 6496373. for appointment only. room. Nice yard. Feb. 1st oc­ room, kitchen. Full basement. half-acre treed lot. Price re- .thedral celling living and dining five rooms, fireplace, porch. 2 fireplaces, plaster walls, 3- ship, the Ben Avon from £hig- finish.” She places a lot of val- speuse In addition to your own land, sank In a gale in 1908. history. In 1671, 8 million receiv­ JUNKYARD ;------“ cupancy. $296. rental plus se­ laundry room, storage base­ $200 monthly. Security deposit duced to $26,900. Frechette modem kitchen. A ver- Two-car garage. Convenient to car garage, aU appliances, ..B&W.. ed diplomas. use on life now, and con "wake « f A number of staff reslgnatlona T ^ Viet Oongeew-th-etw urg expected to be received py At an executive session of the a gentleman. Call af- curity. Helen Palmer, 6496321, ment, carport, balcony and required. Available at once. Realtors, 047-9993. home in an excellent lo- bus, soluxris, churches. Only large treed lot, priced to seU BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. up tn the morning and do some­ Zonlng Board of Appeals of An- “ plck-up load. Gertrude Hagedom 649-0638. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, ------—------cation. 2-csr garage. '' $22,900. Evelyn Osilson, 649 at $88,600. Frechette Realtors, thing honest and good.” C ^ t m a s i j ^ e d u l e d to b eg n the board tonight, and routine ter 6:30, 649-8731. terrace. We pay for gas cook­ Manchester Parkade at 1 a.m. Dec. 24 and for tiie dover, Connecticut, held on De- ______6491922. MANCHESTER r- ComfortaVy „ „ „ STM, Northeast Realty, 669 647-9098. Manchester 6494806 Both young people stressed requests on a variety of mat- THREE-ROOM heated apart­ ing, gas heat and gas air-c<«- large three-bedroom Colonial. ™ N ROOM contemporary New Year at 1 a.m. Dec. 81. cember 18, 1971, It was voted: FIREPLACE wood for sale. A FHW rooms available. Week­ 7907. ______I...... the fact that they had turned to tors. ment available, $160. per dltlonlng. No extra charges. SIX-ROOM Cape, new bath, Now vinyl siding, lovely big Ranch with 8-room studio ainul- MANCHESTER —- 7 - room The cease-fires do not apply That the application of ly rates. Connecticut Motor EILINGTOIN — Spa(doua 9 drugs “ because it was cool” and The only item of unfinished Regular vdiite birch and mix­ month, references required. Northwood Town Houses a l In- treed lot. Immediate occupan- ™®at or In-law suite, over to Cambodia and Laos, \^re Lodge, exit 94, Off Route 84-86, completely redecorated, 3 chil iM Ranch, 2 fuU baths.-Jloubls- rtx»n Cape situated on beau- An Angel Good-Looking both were “trying to be ccxd.” business left from last month’s Messrs. Leopold Liutermoza ed. Plck-up or dump truck Philbrick Agency, Realtors, tersecUon of Woodland and Hil­ most of the heavy fighting has adjacent to Howard Johnson’s. dren accepted, $210. monthly, cy. Bel Air Real Estate, 649 land with a Wew, ned- garage. Aluminum siding. UfuUy landscat^ lot, fire- But, Mike said, it turned out meeting is the question of bow and Ralph Sirois for certificate loads. 6496020. 646-4200. liard Sts., Manchester. Office T ^____ ta. _____ B MkAA wood r AasieJ Phone 643-1666. Lease, security deposit and 9332. wood construction. Lar{^^ iHbr- COMMIRCIAL PLOT Posek Realtors, 3897476, 049 pkteo, 3-sone heat, fuU base­ not to be so cool, the further he been in recent weeks. Several of approval of property located on premises or call 649-6736. mopane windows. ^ P*y ^ neaiy enforced un- references. Hayes Agency, 649 1887. ment, nice area for rec room, went. UuMsand South V emamese em^oyment compensation the at Route Six, Andover, for the MANCHESTER — Deluxe du- $24,900 — DOCTOR’S home, „ C-Zone lot, comer E. Center THE THOMPSON House— Cot- 0181. quiet friendly nelghboriiood. He told the assembled CHS forces are operating in Cam' operation of a motor vehicle Household Goods 51 plex, two bedrooms, full pri­ ROYAL ARMS — lovely new ______large 6-i^m Cape Cod, fire- * rooms and enclosed and Goodwin St, approved MANCHESTER — Choice area, schools are now liable for. tage St., centrally located, Louis Dlmook Realty, 0499828. students that he wouldn’t pre- junkyard be approved and a vate basement,. heat, carpets, townhouse, 2 bedrooms, heat- c Ov e n t t r y Small furnished place, garage, sewers, beautl- ^ baths, 2-car gsirage, for building. Plans available, 7-room Ansaldl built custom JOHN buys and sells used fur­ large, pleasantly furnished ed, fuUy carpeted, all appll- everything ready to go. Bume to tell them never to use ------certificate to that effect be Is­ appliances Included. $220 per house, single or couple only. fully landscaped lot. Hutchins Colonial, 1966, brick front, 38’ niture, appliances. 479 Middle rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 ances, IM baths, full basement Priced to SeU. drugs, but would ask them to m i i 'n i sued to the applicants. The ef­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Phone 246-2441. living room with fireplace, city Campaign Job Tpke. east. Open afternoons. for overnight and permanent with laundry hook-ups, private Agency Realtors. 6496324. NEED LISTIN G S W o n l E d - R m I I t t a l t 7 7 remember that If they did IC iC pllO llC Ir O l0 fective date of approval shall tor, 649-4636. uUUUes. Transfer makes sac­ Wednesday, Thursday, FVlday, guest rates. patio o ff dining room , on b u s ------T. J. CRO CK in choose that route, the. results - be December 21, 1971. $27,900 - OOZY 7-room home. NOW! “Thinking of Sell- rifice necessary. High 20’s. SBLLINa your propertyT We until 9 p.m., 6496823, 6497679. WE HAVE customers waiting REALTOR 6U-1077 don’t vary much: “You either ^ Dated In Andover, Connecti­ LARGE room, television avail­ line, near schools, shopping, Q iia tt* T a w m Baseboard heat, two-car ga- ing your property?'* C^I Meyer, Realtors, 648-0609. need listings, caU John H. Lap- Now Totem Pole *'"** Wexler for the rental of your apart­ :hurches (closest thing to a lOWH end up in the hospital. In Jail, cut, this 20th day of Decem ber SEWING MACHINE — 1971 zlg- able, on bus ,'llne, parking. rage. Nice barn, horse stalls, T O D A Y ! pen Inc., Realtors, 6496361. HARTFORD, (AP), ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ private home) $216. Call 644- Far Rent or you end up dead.” Or, the By JOHN IAJNDQUI8T 1971. zag, unclaimed layaway, btil Phone 649-4961. 66 one acre. Hutchins Agency, Anne Wexler, a member of the tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. 1611. Realtors, 649-6324. f(Mrth alternative, you end up ’Associated Press Writer Zoning Board ance $41.86. Singer zig-zag, , mr-nyj rr _------i------T ROCKVILLE — Small four ______I— imnmnimnir Democratic State Central Com- originally over $300, now only rooms for rent, helping yourself and ottvars at of Appeals MANCHESTER — 6 - room FTVE-ROOM, 2-bedrooms with room apartment, on second MANCHESTER Combination a place like Altruism House. EDINA, Minn. (AP) — After $46.86. Singer Touch and Sew, trally located, ample parking, PHILBRICK mlttee, confirmed today she of Andover apartment, 2-3 bedrooms, ap­ garage, first floor, 2-famlly floor, near center. No children. residential and business block, Friday’s assembly ran late, out a long career as an ' for the nost of $48.60. All guaranteed, easy gentlemen only, kitchen privi­ Marvin Graboff, pliances, $166. per month. 879 house. Good neighborhood, $116 plus deposit. Immediate 6-room single family home, and most of the students there ® ** * 1 * a n-stonemason, Walter .f , ***** . terms. 622-0931, dealer. leges. 2897476, 6697339. Chairman 6283. adults only, $166. Call 98 p.m. occupancy. Call 1-684-4331. store and apartment. Excel­ choBS to give up their lunch hour Lun««*K turned to something national dlrecUw of aUaens for only, 6497067. AGENCY Albert Richey, WHIRLPOOL washer, 2 months EXCELLENT large furnished lent Investment, $86,900. Hayes Mail In Your to remain for a question luid “ “ •*•**• Muskie. FX5UR large rooms, heat, hot Secretary ' room, very near center, pri­ ROOeVILLB — 9room apart­ Agency, 646-0181. answer session. AU the adults in He practiced his finesse on a talking,” old, excellent condition; Ken- water, electricity, carpeting, THREE - ROOM apartment, ment, heat, hot water, stove. more dryer 2 years old; 6,000 vate entrance, parking 647- REALTORS Uie auditorium were asked to ^® f?.® "* whAcl**"* oMd wexler said of a report in full basement. Washer-dryer parUaUy furnished. Heated. refrigerator, $126. Adults wily, MANCHESTER — 6 - room Btu air conditioner, excellent 1146, 6496896. leave, except Steele, who re- 1*^10121$ with hand ax, hunting Hartford newspaper that she hookup. Garage, Nice yard. Oarage. Available Immediate­ no pets, security deposit re- Cape, large living room with condition. 643-6480. ported later that the queotions “ will be named to the job soon, LARGE comfortable room for Security, references. Call 646- ly. 6494092. qulred. Call 6499678. fireplace, garage, mid 20’s or WOODLAND gentleman, next to bath and 0496. 646-4200 Classified Ads! and anowera lasted for nearly P“®- The report said Mrs. beat offer. Call owner, 648-9629. half an hour. Not bad, you d conclude Westport resident. shower, double closet. Refer­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANOR ences required. 6490719. MANCaiESTER — New three- He was, he said, very Impres- '^**®*‘ y®“ ®®® •*)* h^dlwork will K nn chatgg''of clUsen or- bedroom duplex, close to LEGAL NOTICE sad with the response from the ProPP®^ the o^s on a ganlsatlons In all 50 states sup- PRESIDENTIAL Fill in the A d Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or chock, to: NICELY furnished room, stove, everything. CarpeUng, Appll- The Planning _ and Zoning Commission____ will______hold public__ hear-___ students. la’wn in Edina, a MinneaiMlis parting u.S. Sen. Edmund Mu9 llnim OounoU Meeting suburb, and when you consider ^ APARTMENTS VILLAGE APTS. refrigerator and linens provid­ ances, 1 % baths, washer-hook- big* on January 8, 1972 at 7:80 P ic . In the m W o1^~BiiUdlng kle of Maine for president. ed. 801 Main St., 6498302. up. Separate walk-out base- to hear and consider the foltowlngi NOW LEASING MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD The Town OounoU wUl meet Lmtoberg is 84 years old, has a Mrs. Wexler nWll work with HOMESTEAD ST. MANCHESTER ment. ()ulet area. Children ac- BOh LAVTIT A JAJABB A. MbCARTHY - ZONE CHANGE - In Connecticut's Fastest Growing Area tonight at 7 ;80 at tha Town Hall, left leg and gets about p e m o c r a { I c nationalIt com- 0(FF W. MIDDLE TPKE. 13 Biisall St., Manchastor, Conn. 06040 cepted. $240. monthly. Janu- KEENEY HmEEfT As always, the meeting will be with a cane. His leg was ainpu- George Mitchell^ One and two bedrooms. Apartments - Flats - open to the pubUo, with rest- toted because of a circulatory MANCHESTER ary 1st occupancy. Frechette ITEM 1 PeUtlon for a ohsmge of sone from "Rural Residence” campaign manager, tha Immediate ooonpancy. 1 ^ dents given the importunity to PToWam *®''«n y«ara ago. Tenements 63 Realtors, 647-9993. to "Residence AA" for a tract of 141 acrM on the west Maine, who is Muskle’s natlon- 1, 2 and 9bedroom luxury Near soboois, churches voice opinions br ask questions _ ^ widower for many years newspaper added, apartments. Featuoes wall-to- and bhopplng center, on side of Keeney Street os shown on a plan entitled "Area GROVE STREET Apartments, MANCnESTBR — January 1st Type or print Ad on following lines — wall carpeting, vanity tile bus line. CaU anytime Mop Pr^jored For LavUt and McCarthy Keeney Street - during an audienqs of ciUsens, *'® dai^hter and Wexler, a party liberal, one-bedrootn luxury apart­ occupancy. Large three-room baths, built-in oven, range, Moneheater, Conn. Scale; 1 inch eqtuds 200 feet Dated ment. Available immediately. apartment. Refrigerator, dishwasher, refrigerator and 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 Oct. , 1971, Revised Oct. 28,1971 Ortswtdd A Fuss. Inc," $160. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ stove, heat, parking. $120, 1 ^ ______Muriel Peterson and her fa- f®Y*. ’*®*®P^ ^ « « * y disposal, electric heat. 2 air- ZONING REOULATION AMENDMENTS manchaster profanlonai pcsli ( mOBDlriy' coMitloneiji, glass sliding ciates, 643-6129. Freshette Realtors, 647-9993. 841 BROAD STREET/MANCHESTER ' Manoheator Bvenhig Herald to«*:_ v.U-S^U^rto^. ” doors, all rooms. F m i t e m 2 The Oommiasion proposes to amend the Zoning Regula- 239 4 10H-14H Ooventry oomspondent. Holly ®P«*ln» “ would be a good idea liuga In 1668 both led the campaign basement stonge area, am­ POUR-ROOM apartment, Oak ^ by (Meting the flpeolsi Exception provision for Oantner, tel. 748-8786. ^r him to have a summertime This darling little angel The popular two-piecer operation In Connecticut of ple parifing. Stutln^ at $170. I St., close to Main. Stove, re­ QssoUns Servlos Ststions in Business Zones " n ," " in ” PRISTIGI OFHCI SFACI ■______hobby. He’d been fascinated by and "CBD" and to adopt a new "Businsss Zone 6" which going about everyday is treated to a V-neckline then-Sen. Eugene McCarthy. Randy to shopping, schools, Read Herald Ads frigerator included. $186. tasks makes a charming with sparkling white col­ 'totem poles in the Pacific f V ILLA G E R Designed To Your SpecUtoattons McCarthy has announced that bus and religious facilities. monthly. Keith Real Estate, would allow Gasoline Service Stations. Adoption of these embroidered motif to lar I No. 1808 with PHOTO- Vernon Northwest. Mbdel apartment open for V APARTMENTS ) 649-1922, 646-4126. amendments wlU mean that gasoline service stations trim towels. No. 2364 has GUIDE is in Sizes lOH to So his daughter arranged he is a candidate for the Demo­ in«peotloa weekdays 1-7 p.m. hereafter cannot be buUt In any of the aforesaid sones 660 to 26,000 Square Feet hot-iron transfer . . . 7 24Vi (bust 83-47). Size through a friend to have a S9 cratic presidential nomination — w«6k«(ubi l-S P-m. MANCHEISTBR — Deluxe one- Name ...... Immediate Occupancy jl THURSTON but would be permitted In new "Business 6” sones. The designs; color chart. 12VJ, 86 bust . . . 4V& Police Blotter foot wooden utility pole hauled again this year, bedroom apartment. Largo liv­ • ?***•*, *2r * * «“ oal or a 800 oar, tree on olta V9Room Townhoums, i M c proposed "Business 8” sone is designed to accommodate IINB tot Is flUsi l«r smS sitters yards 46-inch plus Carroll Hill, 24, of 101 South to their yard. Bout by Uled baths, complete^ A p a r t m a n H ing room, heat, appliances, Legal PracUoe irking -iMisSti SNtets MS Sm SIIsi. yard contrast. the traveling public in the vicinity of restricted access Address ...... St., Rockville, was charged Fri Lundberg carved some two Utchen, heat, air-condi­ carpeU, Included. $175 per a Corporate or Branch Office niy 13 minutoa from ... IfajMlwster ( 146 HHUABD 8T. highways. a Fully al9oondlUoned and S Pattema available only day with operating a motor dozen characters, dispensing Ca$et of Metules U & R Housing Corp. tioning, wall-to-wall cor-./ month. Paul W, Dougan, Real­ Hartford via I*M IPkE^F* t o b k ! in tieee ahown. ^ p etln g , private basement,*' L*vltt A McCarthy sone change t^ipUoatlon and a copy oaipttod e 8 1 ^ , bonks, rastauranta— C ity ...... Phone ...... vehicle while under the Influ- wit and wisdom. There's a On Rite Again Three rooms, fully carpet­ tor, 6494686. ofthe propooed "Buolnaaa 6" sone regulation has been filed Inttie • Completa Janitorial IINB 7M Is sMsi Isr ttsS gaiters « washer-dryer hookup. ed, complete appliances, only mlnutas away - IlNiSStI SMtelS M< smsiisb. ence of intoxicating liquor or geese, which he says flies north Rentals by Bervfoaa R?8*t an biJtsaw r* . f o u r -r o o m apartment, large SuS ta»P«oted during normal office a Btofoge opaco provldad drugs, and breach of the peace, and south each season and rep­ NEW YORK (AP) — From Rbbert O. shades, generous closets, Charles Lesperance '' Day to Start . The Fall and Winter '71 Vernon Police said Hill struck resents dependability, and an 1968, when Itvs virus vacolns SAirdock heat, hot water, parking, 40-psge ALBUM is 05f. n1y » 8 P ® * * ’ II parked car on Hillside Ave. owl for wisdom. was llcsnssd tn the Unltad basement storage, near cTbteeu"Tur‘^'.“lzS''^ltolI^n'’ "*“**-^ »»* Ranlals Marttag a$ $$4e par a«. II. 11 tSMisI BsHt BHki-SIS tssS. Rm UOF 6492692 649-7620 > shopping an d churches, completely tiled batol?!^: Vwpextment office in ths Municipal 8181 Fltwtr-1181 BrssSnitksr’i The breach of peace charge was Lundberg grew up In a fami­ States, to 1868, tha annual num­ S6M0U $176. per month. CaU U o la W. 8181 Sll Vsir-1184 erlS Cntn issi in connection with an incident at ly of 10 children and took up ber of reported maaslas oaiM n j s v '' 16 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY fl.89 8188 OsvirsS Wans-aieB BIkll Send $1.00 for the n e w S40S686 Kitoben Itole “I -'^dS ^rfriwJSJto? PLANNDfO AND ZONING OOMMSMION Wabbar 8187 AI8 asiltir^iet ctstesslil *71 Fall and Winter Ba­ RockvlUe General Hospital his stonemasonry trade at 28. decreased from almost 8M,0W Petennan Realtor, 6499464 ■8TATH ^ to 23,281. Sines 1968, iMWsysr, toClSiY facim^ Claraaoa W. WeW, Chairman Ocouponoy S«nd this fo r m In togtthsr with your chock — your oluiifled ad 8188 Isrly SawlsM-atie Iter sic FASHION filled with where Hill was taken alter the ‘ ■laftact, Saoratory 249-7877 ill SsssilkiWsrlS-ailll-SlNt accident. Discolored handerchiets may ths number of oases Npoctad ing garage, 048-4884. patod tMa 20tti day o f Oecambar, 1971 will be placed the very next day. J1|8-|I14 Fivlrite S f^ i-8 lt . Ipytly dailgna and aim T8 MSKI-144 SteM-11.88. Pattern Coupon. He was released a $360 non- bo whitened by soaking them in has grown ssch year, and at PAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS! nurety bond. cold water to which a pinch of least 80,000 cases ware expeotod Gunther Rege)e, 37, ot Moun- cream ot tartar has been added. In 1971. PAGE FORT? MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 197J lEorntng 1|?raUi Avarag. Dally Nat Prass Run For The Week Ended The Weather November to, 1971 M. Graves of Storrs, marshal; AboutTown Christmas Party Donald E. Murray of Tolland, Clear and colder tesdght; low Uriel Lodge iianrJjpatpr luem nn in 20s. Tomorrow sunny, oddi; Th« nominatlnf committa* ot organist; Fred H. Bechter of MILK South UnlUd MethodUt Church Produces Gifts West WtUtngton, t y l ^ . Braln­ 15,590 high -about 40. Thuroday'e oqt- wlU moot tonight at 7 at the look . , , again sunny and ootd. For Many Needy Seats Slate ard, historian and^ Ubrarian; FOR HOMI DUIVIRY Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm church. Officers for Uriel Lodge of Past Master Robert C. Sim­ 3 TIMRS WIIKLY IN RITURNAMJ Masons for 1972 wars Installed mons of Coventry, custodian of Tte Clvftan Club of Kanchea- Kaiser Hall of Concordia GLASS lo m is VOL. LXXXXI, NO. Lutheran Church on Pitkin Bt. at semi-public installation cere­ the work; Charles B. Transue of (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1971 (Olaasiflod Advertlalng on Pegu SB) tar will meat tomorrow at 13:15 monies at the Masonic ’Temple Manchester, In charge of pub­ (We beUeve milk taatee better In gbuw) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS p.m. at WUlla’a Steak Houaa. was the scene of an unusual licity. Christmas party Saturday eve­ in Merrow on Saturday. ning, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ths cerepionlef were opened After the Installation, there The Klvmnla Club of ^an> with introductory remarks by was an Interval for presentation cheater will meet tomorrow Jay R. Stager of 73 Pitkin Bt. of gifts and Introduction of noon at Manchester Country Past Master Jesse A. Bralnard, DARI-MAID MILK CO. INC. About 180 guests attending master of Uriel Lodge In 1939, friends and relatives. Club. were asked to contribute gifts of num O N I M3-M24 Bhutto Appoints who acted as installing master A social hour with refresh­ The Only Dniry Proeeaelng MUk In Mnnobeeter canned meats, fruit and vege­ ments followed In the banquet Olrl Scout Troop Me will meet for the evening. Past Master Nixoiiy Heath tables for needy Manchester George ’Taft, master ot Uriel hall. tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Waddell families. A substantial amount School. At 6 p.m., the group Ledge In 19M, acted as Install­ was collected, according to ing marshal. ’The past master’s A Vice President will meet at the school parking Stager, and was to be turned let to go caroling at Manches­ jewel was presented to outgoing over today to the town Welfare Master Elbert D. Sheldon by ter convalescent homes. Scouts Department’s distribution center are reminded to bring permis­ Past Master -George W. Mo- End Talk on at 93 Onter St. I / MANCHESTER sion slips and grab bag gifts. berg, who was Master of Uriel During the party, guests saw Lodge In 1963, and Saturday To East Pakistan Scouts not planning to go carol­ a IH-hour multi-media presenta­ ing are reminded to contact i SHOPPING DAYS Court Officer was installed again as master. tion with an ecology theme, en­ Other elective officers Install­ Mrs. Alice Brown, 28 Turnbull ^ TILL CHRISTMAS titled, "Our Privileged Planet," Kenneth Klevman, 33, of Ell­ PARKADE Rd. ed are: Ronald F. Bossle of lm \ by Lester Campbell of Belchei^ ington, a probation officer with Wllllngton, senior warden; Hu­ M E a st territories by nam - A Wary Note town. Mass. The show utilised the State ot Connecticut, has go F. ’Thomas ot North Coven­ The meeting of the Confirma­ joined Paul McGeary and Ste­ 'r^year.old------tion Class ot Second Congrega­ six slide projectors erated try, junior warden; Past Mas­ «um Amin, demonstrated the , , Presses Damaged simultaneously and in sequence, phen Bavier In the Rockville ter C. Lawrence Schiller of Wll- STORES n inaUllty of the government In ‘demanded that ho HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP)—President Nixon and tional Church scheduled for to­ adult probation department. morrow has been postponed un­ plus recorded sound and person­ llmantlc, treasurer; Past Mas­ MANCHESTER West Pakistan to rally stmifl- **® 'o^lng the Prime Minister Edward Heath ended their summit talks til Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at By Flying Glass al commentary by Campbell, a Klevman, a 1970 graduate erf ter Joseph Csiki Sr. of Willing- ' nil I , imn— — cant support among the leaders today with broad agreement to move warily toward ne­ the church. nationally recognised expert in Western New , England College ton, secretary; Past Masters OPEN of the now state of Baiurla Desh “ ® brcadoaat Monday n\/Mir 4ri«>AA three hours «sr44Lswith • con Falls, a graduate of Nauga­ Appointive officers Installed The disagreement on the re­ at 6:30 p.m. In the Robbins q>raylng glau fragments into David Larsson, president of the R«hman, won one of the two ^ ‘®*™® an cxaminaition cf the linked is­ Room of the church. Members two large printing presses. Round Table and the senior tuck Hlg^ School, and 1s mar­ are: Willard P. Bechter of West sues cf an East - West Berlin cent . war stems from dlffoTy' Wllllngton, senior deacon; Her­ Bast Pakistani seats which the Indians are reminded to bring grab bag Alfred Lemlre, plant manag­ class. ried. / p y NITE were not taken by Sheik Mu *^® “ oupled pact, a conference cn European ®"®®“ the approach eM gifts. er, said the presses were taken Stager Is a member ot the Klevman first served as a bert B. Kiel Jr. of Stafford security and a program of dialysis of the causes cf the Springs, junior deacon; Wilfred jib’s Awaml ll^a^^e. T^^Awi conflict. apart and cleaned of the glass, faculty at Manchester Commun­ probation officer in Waterbury \ TILL CHRISTMAS ami* won 167. a majority In the East-West force cuts In the Old The meeting of .Manchester and were back In operation this ity Ocdlege. His wife, Shirley, Superior Court for a year be­ T. Bigl of Tolland, seidor stew­ assembly. ■ Ne also appealed, to Pakistan- World. British officials, for instance, WATE8 scheduled for tomor­ morning. is co-head of a nursery school fore transferring to Rockville. ard; George T. Luurtsema of Mil rARKAOf-S VVcSNDN-'. il Nlxcn has been under some disagree w ith' the American ’Fblland, junior steward; Past "A-iOP Bhelk Mujlb has been a oris- ^®P<»‘ted money row has been canceled. A large glass sign In front of In Talcottville. Klevman has been an active oner In West Pakistan L ko r*>road to bring It back because British pressure to acknowl- *l>atthat India India had the building was also damasked. member of. Connecticut Para­ Master William C. P a i^ is of 0 ( L.X-..I I iNv • '• r ' !iXl A'.' last March, and Bhutto has glv- ®rmed forces need weap- edge that -the 310,000-strong P’«m>®d ^ ‘"vade West PaW- Toser Group of Second Oon- Lemlre said the damage was chutists, Inc. since 1969, and Mansfield, chaplain; Wendell i r U.8. garrison is in Europe as agreed gregjatlonal Church will have a not permanent. Girl Injured, jumpa in Ellington. do no about indlcaucn him what T Hiisewnerq. ’ls ^ X J e ‘“ '“ • much for America’s as for Eu- b^^mlay to work together on Christmas party tomorrow at 8 CHRISTMAS GIFTS \\n i; i o\ih,i II I \Mii N Three days after Ridla In- r No. 2 diplomat In rope’s security. This, according p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ran into Car of 16 Union St. swerved to the THAT ARB DIFFERENT vaded East Pakistan on Dec 4 Pakistani to conference sources, he has Uam Freeman, 125 Avery St' Oo- Claric To Direct right to avoid her, stopped, tmd AND SURE TO PLEASE! >l!omM, (INiMI then-Presldent Agha Mo^ named A. F. M. Ehasanul Ka- been prepared to concede pro­ Moscow hoetesses are Mrs. Frank NBIW YORK (AP) — James A five-year-old girl Is in satis­ the child ran Into the left front '• HANDCSUrnSD OANmjDS hammed Yahya Khan named *1'*^*^ Pakistani High vided It la not taken to mean Dowds and Mrs. Neil Paterson. factory condition today at Man­ of the auto. No arrest was made. • MSTINOnVE RINOB * Amin prime m l n U ^ ^ s t o ^ Commission and offered to that the existing level of Ameri­ Clark will direct the ambitious -oesignote work for the new Bangla Desh Mulled Members are reminded to bring hunfsn Interest drama “Wal­ chester Memorial Hotq>ital, as OANmjB HOLDEBS G PI I N il PRPi r/'PK'lN-. can troops In Europe will be grab beg and secret pal gifts. do," which discloses the a result of Injuries she received Pina a Beleetioa ot Other Gifts MSBMNEHMMHnHaMMS government. He said three oth- President Nixon reviews Bermuda regiment Guard arrival Monday for visit. At far left is Bermuda maintained unchanged. /m strange experiences ot a man when she ran into a car on More Sent from U.S. at Beoaenahle Pileee G so Pirir M:'RP- ! (. ; ^l kVP )'l w j er Blast'Pakistanis had quit the of Honor at the governor’s house in Hamilton after Governor Lord Martonmere. (AP Photo) The President and prime min­ The Grades 7 and 8 Oonfirma- U n e o s y commission, and two others moves to rush aid, preferably who undergoes total bodily Haynes St. yesterday afternoon. BONN—West Germany’s total Mansfkld Tralnias School ister conferred for an hour through the United Nations, to tlrni Class of Center Congrega­ variety in c n planned to do likewise, tnuisformations. Lori Templeton of 46 S. Alton farm Imports In 1070 rose to GIFT SHOF ^ G PRI :E AfiO i ASHKTN longer than scheduled. ease the suffering of the Iten- tional Church will not have Its Shooting will begin in Eng­ St. was running south across $6.4 billion. Farm Imports from on the M amlM d TralidiW Behool a eO L C e A commercial counsellor at After lunciilng separately the ^ u . scheduled meeting tomorrow. Hajmes St., near Memorial St., the United States rea