■ -N 5 . r .. \" • /r SATU^AYv 1889 " ■ ( lEvrning o'. - ■ ; :i ' < D S ir D m | > M B m TTie Weather The leadenOilp training cbuM ^ m dM tip Circle of the Sal- 800 at Dinner ' The form'er aaaooiate- min- church's "Goal 70—One ' ' Step Navsmker ig, u m ' J ^ ' Clear and colder, tonight with Shrine Qub About "Town ,of ISTorth United Methodist vatlonN Aymy will not have its .'Isters are .Jhe Rev. Charles lOgher’’ idedge caiqpai^, clos­ ■f-- lows in 20s- Tomonow'sunny- Church will meet Tuesday at regulaA meeting Monday but ed with S'* pledging'service. The Bentley School PTA m - Reynolds, executive' secretary high In 408. Wednesday’s out- 8:80 p.m. at the church. wlU attMd a' Thanksgiving Ser­ Of Soutli Gburch JsM snM fSM i sg^sBwt, ilia ecutlve boird will meet Mon­ of the Ludhiana Christian Med­ 1 5 ,8 0 0 , look cloudy, mild wttb chance Taps Bogue vice at the church". IS n n k sH a peaJeataiBr T*’ day at 8 p.m. in the school li­ Nearly 800 members of South ical College Board h> York • Usiiefceiisi 4 City of yUimte Chmmt . of ehoweri. brary. North • United MeChoilst City, and the Rev.. Percy 8mith R a ^ o n d B. Bogfue of 89 Bry­ United Methodist‘ Church last of the New London Methodist 'WELDON CP. an Dr. last nlgltt was elected ■ Church members and constltu; Fire Calls m Main MMKU VOL. LXX30X, NO. 47 ents are reminded to bring Senior Toiith Forum of night attended the chprch’s sec­ Church. ■ , (THIBTY-SIX PAGI^TW O SRCnONS) MA|rCHESTER, CONN., BIONDAT, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 (cinsrifled AdmrtMnrosi Fhga SS) president of Omar Shrine Club' Wunrfee Chapter • of the North UnitM Methodist Church PiRICE TEN CENA for 1970. He .succeeds Willard ^Questers will meet Monday at 8 their completed, pledge cards ond 'annual congregational din­ Hie speeches were informal Town ftreOghtdrs responded Sunday to the 9 or 10:80 a.m. will meet-’raesday at 7 p.m. and more like the Jests and easy B. Dtckenson’ of Plymouth p.m; at the home of Mrs. Wal­ at the church. The ’Grade 9 ner at the Manchester State to two calls yesterday; both i Lcme, Bolton, and assumes the lace Shearer, Oder Mill Rd.^^ worship service. Those unable Armory. , y banter of friends 'reunited after were false alarms. to attend are ' asked, to call Conceptors will also meet at 7 many years. presidency aft the January Bolton. A peper will be given p.m. at the ch^ch. Three former ministers and The first came In by tele­ s meeting of the Shrlners. by Mrs. James Roach on Charles Stfsrllng at 84 Scott Dr. two past associate ministers of W; J. Godfrey Gourley was phone for l l Griswold St. Fire­ EXPERT M(nmi>Bii|; R e p u te d The annual meeting Of Blue “ Christmas Onisunents.'” Mem­ The canvas's committee will ihaster of ceremonies. Stanley men said a young-sounditig ■\ the church and their wives were SPACE CENTER, Houston Lodge Night was held last night bers are reminded to bring an contact those whose cards have “^e Trinity SlnWers will meet guests of honor. The former Weinberg, dinner chairman, voice called at 3:84 p.m. Bugs W n lllill (AP>— Bafora ApoUo 12 w m at Mancheister Country Club. item for a silent auction. not been received. Tuesday at 6:80 y-m . at the ministers are Bishop W. Ralph paid tribute to those who had Someone pulled Box 291 aKBSDBNTIAL / ^— (Durant and Oescent St.) at launobad into wpmst, a todi- se of worked so hard to feed and home of Mrs. B u f^ Johnson, Ward of. the Syracuse, N.T., a OOBOaHIOIAI. n h ^ raported 'to Chariea The United Pund of Man­ Trustees of Trinity Covenant 92 Hemlock St., to go to the area; the Hev. Dr. Fred R. M - serve the diners. 9:28 last night. ^ aINmiaiBIAL chester Inc. will change hs lo­ Church will meet Tuesday at "P«to" Oonnd Jr. that a Open Hearth in HaAfbrd where gar, pastor of the Oak Lawn Three young members of the oockroach was seen inside cation from 923 Main St. to 89S 7:80 p.m. 'at the church. they will conduct a iksrvice. Methodist Church Dallas, church, Mark Saunders/ Elliott Women of Socotra, largest is­ FRANK Main St. on Dec. 1. ’ the epabectuft, but It got Tex.; and the Rev. Lawrence Oliver and Robert Kiilght, pro­ land in the Indian Ocean, are away. —^ The Couples Bridge Croup 3 Almond of the Massachusetts vided guitar music' for the group especially fed up in earthly eclipse of the sun today, MipWAY HAWAIIAN Presumably, tf the orttter the men of Apollo 11 or the and fired their Jet thrusters a ISIANDS ever waa aboard, he’s aUB brief burst to aero in on their material they brought biuk there, eftar a t ^ to the splashdown tiuget In the South from the Sea of TranquHlity. moon and (Mok. • I^cific. The ApoUo l2 moon landers WAKt Henolulw^^l^ m Chariea "P ete" Oonrad Jr., set down 800 mllee away, in the Richard F. Gordon Jr. and Alan Ooean of , stonns, and qpa«e(IUAill/ L. Bean were in good epirits ae scientists say there la a far; ’ their Yankee CUpper streaked I Moon^s No tefadied pnarihlUty a weird form foster and faster toward their home plaiiet on a course that Baymona B. Bogue of life might exist in the differ­ ... • I Slice of Cake would slam them Into the at­ Guests included William F. ent enrironmient iMtW •• I AFOUOfR . _ ^ mosphere 76' mUes high at a Booth of New Haven, grand 'nwy don’t expect to find any, RUINfA— ------speed of 84,600 miles per hour. master of Masons in Omnecti- but they’re teMej no chances. Say« Conrad Atmospheric friction and par­ cut and a paaft potenftate of "With idmUcal negative infor­ ..SOLOMON achutes were to slow them to 88 Pyramid Temple of the Shrine mation from two missions, we SPAOE CBNTER, Houston m.p.h. In the final minutes be­ in Bridgeport. He was accom­ might .propose ieUevlng the fore splashdown, set for 8:86 panied Merle P. Tapley, crew quanmUne . after . ApoUo SAMOA ^ (AIP) — ‘TU tell you one thing," p.m. BBT about 400 mllea oouth- grand Junior warden; and by IS," Dr. A. D.' Oatterson, a Pete Cionrad. was saying . "R east of Amertcah Samoa. Beecher Qould, who is oriented Manned . Spacefill^ Center eui^ took every Ut of knowledge I Am Yankee Clipper iq>- guide of Pyramid Tem{4e and gecn, said In an Interview. cdiairman of the grand lodge had to get that baby down .there proached the earth It was on a “ BBt H depends how things go slightly ehallow path that would commltte on the^ condition of on 12." in UM right place. That was ho Masonry. plim of cake." cause It to land long. A fiva-eeo- TUs fUgfat'it’a M-day quarantine C y P A £ lA ond firing of the JeU at 12:44 Representing Sphinx Temple b^iaa lastIt Hiureday when •• Oonrad, Alan L. Bean and was WUUam O. Qadd, oriental p.m. steepened the angle to aim Oharlee A. Oonrad Jr. and Alan T ^ 3 SfttfiG PmtHk Richard F. Gordon .Jr. w«i« the spaceship at a point close to guide. L. Bean Waeted■ated away from thetho i • — S holding the fin t nei#a confer- ESlecfted to serve with Bogue the aircraft carrier Hornet. moan’s Ocean of Storms and enoe from space Sunday and he "Looks like a good burn,” are: Rdberu .Murdpek, first Joined Richard F. Gordon Jr. in was reoalUng how he brought ' vice presidenit: RiehaPd Roth- Mliulon Control told Yankee the command ship Yankee Clip­ NEW the lunar lander Intrepid In. The oetronauts were awad by well, second vice president; per. "It took fyerythlng I had to Herbert R. SUngSbury, secre­ ZiAlAMO, a eight that can be seen only by Like ApoUo 11 estronauts NeU Milee at fqoatar get that LM down in one pleoev” men flying far from their home tary; and iStanley N. Baldwin, A. Armstrong, Bklwln E. Alehin Oonrad Aaid. " I think we got treasurer. planet—an eollpaa of the sun by Jr. and MtCiiaal CUltns, Um ea«n«t|dngs to work out on thet.’ ’ Directors for three-year terms GO Map lo<»tes Apollo splashdown area. (AP Photofax) the earth. Apollo 12 crew will go d&ectly Apollo 12 was on the last l«K "What a spectacular view," are Dairld R. Nichols and Rob­ from the splashdown to a quar- ert (Bantly. Elected to fill the o f/lts v o y ^ of 962,000 mUes Gordon commented troln an rantlne trailer on the aircraft iriien the space agency paaqeS lituds of 29,000 mllee. "It’ s un­ vacancy on the board created carrier U88 Hemet. by the elevaitlon of RcthweU to up questions submitted by news­ believable.". a vice presldenoy was James The trailer will be flown to Number of GIs in Viet men. Peter Conrad Jr. checks sifl'ht on his rifle as he prepares for deer-hunt. Later "Fantastic sight," Bean said, SuUlvan. Leo Libera was named Houston, wheih the astronauts The astronauts said they his eyes were riveted to area shown in map at left. (AP Photofax). “ nie sun Is lUumlnating tha to the newly created post of wUl enter the Space Center’s would lie willing to launch again whole atmosphara all the aray sergeant aft aims. lamar Reoelvlng Laboratory Lowest in Two Years in tbe> Und of thunderstorm thst around. Really looks pratQf. Bogue is supervisor of produc­ CO and continue their iscriatkm until marred Uielr blastoff Nov. 14. v You can't see any earth. It’s tion and Inventory at Hamilton Dec. U. SAIGON (AP) — The U.B. that alUed intelligence has de­ recommended Improvaments in black, Juat .llke space. You ean’ t N This time there will he no Standard Division of United Air­ Command announced today that tected an increase in the move­ tools and carrier bags and re­ eee any features en It. All you craft Corp. at Windsor Looks. ’ ’laoiatian garment’ ’—the head- ported dttfioulty in aleeplng on GOP Leader Raps Tax Bid can see Is a sort of purple blue to-toe coveralls Apollo 11 astro­ American troop atsenth in Viet­ ment of North Vietnamese war In his Masonic life, Bogue materials and troops along the the moon. with some shades of vtolst.’ * Joined Masonry at Pawoatuok nauts wore to prevent release of nam has dropped to 484,400 Newsmen asked whether Oon- "It has to bs the moot spec- any poeslNe lunar organisms Ho Chi Minh Tfall, but U . Gen. WAtHmOTON (AP) — A Re- leally appeaUng oa l) might be.*' er tax out provMons of ths bill and is a past master and cur­ men, the lowest in two years. Julian J. Ewiril who commands rad’s wdiUaraUon on ths moon OrtfOn said the NUon admlii- in a way that would leave the Ucular sight of the whole rent treasurer of Friendship Into tha I a ir.. The men com- pubUeah leader dismissed today flight," Oonrad addod. ’ Tho sun This virtually completes the the U.S. 2nd Field Force in Sal- might bays baen caused h y an istmUen is determliied to hold rev^u e Impact the oame. Lodge of Masons. He belongs to iMalned ttiat the suits were un­ oxygen high," a state pf eupho- as "poUtiesI ahennanlgans" a from around about a quartor of comfortably warm and the face second round of troop wMhdraw- gon and the 11 surrounding . . the line oh federal revenues. Gore’s proposal, dsfeated both the Scottish and York Rites provinces, indicated at a news sometimes obours whMi move supported by top Senate Meanwhile, DemocraUo Lead­ the earth Is pure bhie. oad then bodies of Masonry, and is mas­ platea f o g i ^ over. als ordered by Prealdent Nixon. when, the Senate Finance Com­ it heeomeo ptak 9er aboal DB de­ The Command’s report of conference that Increased infil­ an Sstronaut brealhss'purs'oiqr- DemoersUi to ftisrpty Incraaae er Mike Monafield, Mont., told ter of ceremonies for C^iyrus TMs aeeood moon landing gsn. mittee .worked over the House- grees of are and then It tuns troop strength as of last Thurs­ tration has not become evident personal income tax examp- neeramen he was ef|uidliig by paoaed ixform bill, appears to Goodell Chapter of Rose Croix craw wUI wear only breatlng fil- "I waa very happy," said Oon­ tions. back to blue Igaia. And It's Mne tere-and fterii flight sutta. wlddi day showed a drop of.'4,800 men yet in his sons. his -previoualy announced sup­ be gaining support In ths Son­ at Hartford in the Scottish rad, "but I wasn’t on an oxygen Ben. Robsrt P. Orttfln, R> all the way around the hoftatn. Rites. He serves as a member otflcials feel will be sufficient. during the previous week. Thia ^ Ehvell said that during the last port for an increaae in the ex­ ata. Behind It are, among oth­ to.arhsre It turns pink again and reduced - U.S. strength to only several months, infUtraftlon into high." Mich., oald the move would ooet emption to 11,000. of the grand lodge committee Said Cattemm: In the first 10 minutes of a ers, Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, then It turns blue again." on the condition of Masonry. "From a practical standpiMnt, 400 more than the new celling of his area had fallen to as low as |12 billion In federal revenue— "It Is ridiculous to argue that D-Maee., the Demooratic whip, The astronauts photographed B o| u e belongs to Sphinx Tem­ as soon as Ws feel that there is 481,000 men Nixon ordered to be 1.000 enemy troop, per month and that wouV acutUe the tax the present $600 exemption Is and James O. Eaotland,''^ D-MUe. the eclipse and tried to pietura ple Shrine, formerly served as C O o o sdentifleaUy valid evidenoe that reached by Dee. U. compared with an average of ^ ^ reform bill now before the Sen­ adequate," he decland. numerous lightning floshes they ate. The Gore plan would sufaetl- secretary of Omar Shrine Club, you don’t have oontaminatlan— A U.S. spokesman aoid the 6.000 a month fai the f i ^ rix *• «»*«« to be to rtove "We must give eome relief to tute larger deductions for on ov­ spotted In ths oUnoophere. and Is a member of the Eastern something coming back from command still expects to reduce months of the year. He said this P*Vtty hop- Griffin, the Republican whip, the tow and middle-income erall reduction In Income lax Ths aatronauls corrted on a Star. . the moon’s surface that 'cquid American troop strength by that was probably due to the mon- liL'J LUP said It might lead to a veto of groups." ratee passed Aug. 7 by the light-hearted exchange of eon- Grand Master Bboth gave a Boons over Laos, and he expects *®^*'V*1**^^***’' .the measure. versallon with ground control- V prove any kind of a threat to life dafte to 4,000 less than Nixon’s Ooe» claims s wide range of House and approved Oct. 81 by Short talk on Masonic member­ here on earth—we want to re- ceiling, or 480,000 men the rate to increase now that (he we had l a i ^ next to 8u^ Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., is support for hla proposal, rang­ the finance committee. Isro. 1 ship. Ueve the crew quarantine re­ U.S. forces reached a high of rains have moved on. vgor-That riarted the thing off preeaing the proposal to raise ing from liberals to oonaerVa- Current lax law allows a tax­ Astronaut Paul Wells Udd the Entertainment concluded the quirements as a first aider of 648,400 men last April, two R e ^ n d lrg to the new w em y dewsrtbed dWlcuItiea In personal exemptions to 11,000, tlvss and including a number of payer to deduct 1600 from hla in­ crew ground eunlrotlers were program. business." months before the President an­ t ^ t the U.S. command hM ,ae„tlfylng rocks and eoU thla from the prossnt 1600. RepuMIcana. come for himself and each de­ Quarantine experta iconstantly nounced withdrawal of 25,000 ehlfted a good part of its ’ ’I wouldn’t be surprised U However, the Tennesseean Is pendent before figuring hla tax­ (Boo Pago Fight) are alert lo t unidentified, unde­ men. In September he an- what a good deal of this is politi­ urging that the Increase In the es. Oora eeeka to raise the de­ Joble§8 Claims •*<««» ws went cal ohennanlgana, not rsaUy ex­ tected' earth organisms pene­ noimoed another 86,000 out. the same thing that looked ex'-mptlon be occompanlrd by duction to |l,000~by 1678. trating the quarantine facility ' were being pulled out. fUtration corrldore through east- yp,y ^ u . the first day started pecting it to happen," Griffin various revenue-raising meas­ The oil and gas depletion al- Rise in Town CLIP & SAVE C O U P O N ^ ? told newsmen. and producing efkcta that There has been ^[leculatian in ern Laos. looking—at least to me—a sort ures so there lyould be no net towsive, now 27H per rent, was LADIES’ SHOBT SLEEVE might appear to be cauoed by a both Saigon and ' Washington For the past five days the 160 of brown, dark brawn or. a tan- "It’s designed to get a Uttle boost in the revenue toes to the lowered to 80 per cent, by the Gene Control A 8.2 per- cent increase in political credit even though no House but rsised to 88 per cent unemployment compensaftion hmar orgaidom. that Nixon may announce fur­ planes of the Carriers Ranger nugi brawn, and It waa really 'Treasury. FLEECED SPORT TOPS For ^cample, if an aatronaiit ther troop withdrawals before and Hancock have been sent out one of the most inteiasting one believes It can happen real- Some of the' supporters of sn by the Senate Finance Commit­ claims was reported for lost istlcally," he said. tee, week in the Manchester office fell Uf, sclenUtta would have to the end of the year unless there to bomb and strafe the trail net- things of the lunar surface opei^ Int^eaSs In the exemption be­ Raises Fears determine whether the sickness is' some marked change in the work and to check cA traffic afiens . . . how much that color Griffin said It would be un­ lieve their beet chance is to Henstors preferring the lower of the Btafte Labor Department. rat# are expeefed to Offer had an, earthly origin or c ^ e war picture. realistic to cut tax revenues by raire It to fooo They would BUlv BOBTON tAP) -Tha gaaa, The figures were 477 for tho C /9 (See Page Thirty-Five) fnmi some moon agent. biformante reported today (Bee Page Thir(y-P1ve) 112 billion "os Inviting and polit- htitute such on Increase for oth­ arhich tranamtta haraditary week ending Nov. 16 and 462 (Bee Page Thirty-Five) chanutartoUca^hoa bean laoUt- for the week ending Nov. 8. ad for the flirt lima -r and Statewide claims ' declined two oc-lanUsta who halpad do II slightly by 128, to a 24,200 to­ baya votcad fears of rnertbl* tal. Tho figure was 20,MO for manipulation of human traMo. the corresponding week 1 ^ "I faal the bad far ou ta ra l^ year. Army Files Murder Charg(b tha good In ihte partleutar Bridgeport, with 8,874 claims, work," eald Dr. Jonathan Book- was the state leader last week. with. 89. "I faal thla Is mere It was followed by Hartford trightantng tiuui hopafttl. B la with 8,286, New Haven with 8,- ohytoUB that It raioao tho peart- 141, and Waterbury with 2,786, Against Officer in Viet Deaths hlllty of fanatic angtiiaartag." Manche^er retained Ms 17th Also aapraaalag approhsarten pqsUion among, the state's 19 WABHINfmm (AP) — The XI pie couri that a small group of Amorlean that the dtocovary may luv* offices. Army today oidorod a geoM«l martial was m§de by Maj. Oeh. harmful appUcalMnie. Dr. court martial tor Ut U. WtlUain aoldlara had shot poirtbly too Orwia O. TalhbU. who as ooro- Vtotnamaaa civlltona during tha Jamaa ahapiro. 86. head of tha L. CUloy Jr., accuotng him of mondtag general at Fort Ben- My Lot raid. Harvard Madtieal Bahoal *ra- tho premaditotod murder of. at search team arhleh loototad the nliig Wwa the oonvanlng authori­ As raoanUy aa tort Bauirday ROUND & SQUARE Hoot 109 man, woman, and chil­ ty in tha eaoa. gene, said; "Wa don't mriaaart- dren in 'Vietnam in March 1106. Bouth Vlatnaih’ * dsfanae mlnla- DANCING 'Tha Army said the trial will ly have ths right to pot aur- EVERY SAT. NIGHT OaUey, flirt Amorlean ooldlef Iry roportad on ths' baaU jot lU salves on tha bach." rtiargod in the ooolmreraial, al- be bald at Fort Banning No own invsatlgatlon that raporta of data has'been art. The. Army TTi* dleeovary aras anncuncad PINE LAKE ^ legod aMoaoere ef Vtobtameoe elvlUan deaths ranging os high to newsman Wadnaaday but TC'c LIP & SAVE COUPON - villagera, will ^ 6 a posalbte said It would take st least a as 697 took place Hi the COMMUNITY CLUE month tor tha defenae and pro- pubttcalirti of iho rtory was de­ OOVBNTBV, CONN. penalty of death or life Impris­ ticn "wars completely tosocu- layed until Baturday to eetaelda onment i f convtctcd, the Army 'oecutlon to prepare for tha trial rata." The ministry said actual­ o s v m r . m U . Goa. WIIHam R. Pear* with pubUcalkw In tha British CO sold. ly about 30 eivlUans died to the mogsato* "Natura," of a waa iiirtructad "to daiarmtoie battle for the village Alternate Callers Declalan to piocoed with ths the adequacy of both the inveaci- outUntog tha tachnlqua. M ol was mode by tho command Howavrt, Uia Army ra-opansd Tha gene was sapsiratad from UVINQ ANDBBT \ gation and Ha ouboequent ■ re- and at Fort Banning. Go., wbeia ' view," the O s. InvaoUgalion after ra- s bacteria called Bscharlchto HANK POST Ohllay la now stationed, and an- eaivtng a latter from a former coll. Widely found to tha totoa- nounoad Jointly . in Washington' “nM nth Infantry Brigade, aahhar In.VlaUiam citing *tortoa llns of man and other aid mala. and Oaoigla. which made the Inveatlgallon .he had heard about alro<’ltl«.< at Tha rasaorehara tiaad Only a shJK time earltor the and ths decision lost year, "da- My Lai. « syma to dlaaolva aaray material Army had aanounood the as- vetopad nothing to indicaU any Pears Is praaanUy chief of ra- they did not want. . / R&R atgnmant of Lt. Gen. WUUam R. dtoclpliaary action or to arar- aarva componanU on the Army I The actenUsta loid^ newsman Paara to find aol artiathar the rant furUjar invastlgatlcn." Uia staff. Ha waa earvtng at tha lhal a bacteria may canUte as brigade involvad in the alleged Army aniA Uma of tha My Lai tacManl as many oa l.OOO ganaa. trhich AUTOMOTIVE CLIP & SAVE COUPON maos kUUags h ^ ' Med to cover li said tha appotntmsnt of aottag eommander of Flald h&va spoctfic individual (un» (P'esmerly Oeorve'S Chunge) up the Incident In Its original Gen. Peer* does not mean that Fore* On* la Vietnam, a com­ tiana. while a buiaaa body may tow toval Invartlgatlnn of the op- the Original Investigation and mand not aonnaetad to any aray eontato a million | BORV AND araUon. | , rivtow ware'' Inadaquata. wttb the My LsU oparatlan. 0*n«a ara gathorad into Tho ' Army chargad Oallay This arlU jbe datarrotned by tha The aortgnmant ,waa an- MEOHANIGAL with 6 spedfiaatlona of premadi- apacial ravtaw, which arl)] ba nounead by Sacratary of t)ia adikti carry tha astir* ead* ef - tatad murder of “ Oriantal hu- arparato from a currant crimi­ Army Btoalay R. Raaoir and haradlly. WORK j man bclags" during a U.S. mUi- nal lavaallgallen which so far . Gan. WlUtom C. Westmoreland, Backwtth. a malacttlar gmstl- \ tary ofFralton at tha village of has rasultad In chargas artunat Army CMaf n ( BUff. They' said ctot, aald the me Moi^ay thru Friday . My L.I tn Quang Ngal Province ,twa Army man and the Imtail- Pears would "be oastetad by a lattog ganaa to humans da net 1 AJM. -8PJL ^ about March. 16. ' ltdi. gation of tha rola of two goaon small toam of legal and tavasu- axlat at praaant. but^that B « u Each epaeiflcatlon accused athar aoldltra and tonnar aot- galtvs axpaits tochidtag Bland concatvabla such Saturday and Sunday . ChBay of kmiag tlw vOlagars dtara. Wart, aartrtant ganaral counaai could b* davatopad t o -ft o Ito • A JI. .SP.M. tur*. t . . . with S' rtOa. ■ - ‘nia Incldant was at tha vU'- o f the Army.. BaMsn, N . SM ^Pi lags of My Lai In Mareh I9M. Bafer* tha One apsetnasttoa *>I4 he rtwl TUUA, Okie. (API A tor- vard group, "not leas than 'TO tnalee and fe* Both tha nth Infantry Bri; mar Of say*, U.8, Irwipa wart paratad lb dlalae o f vartane ‘ddaa.~ toga, whoaa m en^ata Involvad ' oedared to wipe out tha Vtrt- vUlublly. MANCHESTER parkade Aaatber apartfiaaMon chaigad to tha tocldant. iSd Boi^. VM^- nainaae vtttogr of Bang 2ty oq OPEN SUNDAY-FRIDAY 10A.M.-10 P.M Carryin# eqiiiptnent & their bftfjw . Sooth VietiuuDeM aoldiert wad* throofh Mm wMi HUng a chfld, aheul ■Btiieai aiifltorttlas dt)giiMlly BsasarehMi ObOto I water as they search for ehemy troops in the Mtduuic Delta. (A P Photofax). two yanrf aU. taohad toto'V lat Oong, raporta »B*a Pegs ’n irty -P ow ) ' • ■ ■ iT-'...... ■ • ■ ' '! -V . ,, ■ »-y ^ '■-H.

•! -- ' > , ' • ------.'v V i-t , ►: > •• t, MOVIE AUDI^CE Second James Bpnd leg* wdio wear it when they ^ l- - f ****«*«QUIDE******* Sheinwold on Bridge Slot Machine Fashion Next^ ly shouldn’t? • ; > SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Quits A l^ r One 'Film ”1 guess I feel exajptly like ifw- AND THEATERS. READ DISTRIBUTION NORTH LONDON (AP) — George tst- erybody else—that If# a ’ pity These ratings apply to films . TO BEAT GOOD SLAM ♦ Q42 zenby says that like Sean Con­ Says Cteator of Miniskirt some people choose to^8Ilow off • “THE WAY‘^ rtlaasad ahef Nuv t. 1968. v <0 Q J S i l their worst features. I deny that n e r he has had enough of the JDU aUUU * By NADEABIE WALKER By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0 ,10 her baby everywhere on hef the mlnlsklrt'waa or Is Indeoeqt. Jam es Bond role. It ^took Con­ Aseodnied Preee W ri^ ' THIS ^ SEAL 4k K862 HEBOr back, .like a p^wcae. worn with tights, as I always I HEARD rr* When the Dallas Aces won a nery five Dims, Lasmby only “For heavens sake don’t say in ad* Indicates tht film was . WEST / EAST one. ■ > LONDON (AP) —"I think (he ^how It.” submitted and approved under playoff a few weeks ago they that,” criee Greene, clapping a When Alexander ■ ungallantly a 10 9 5 ♦ 8 Lazenby, a 29-year-old Austra­ next thing will be clothes from the Motion Picture Code earned the. right to represent C? 6 hand to his forehead in a strick­ mentioned that Mary used to be hy John Gruber A 10 9 8 4 lian, declared Sunday he would vending machines and the end en manner. of Self-Regulation. North America next. June In the 0 ’KQ954 of boring shops,’’ saye Mary rather plump herself, she hung 0 J 6 3 2 make no more 007 movies after "Well, I aaw Jane Fonda ♦ Q 1095 Quant. her head and admitted It. " I o] Suggastad for GENERAL world championship at Stock­ 4 1 7 4 his first, “On Her Majesty’s Se­ doing that, and I think it’s SOtJTH "We’ve already got slot ma­ brainwashed myself Into believ­ audience*. holm. Admirers of the young cret Service," due for release A Cinema Center a good Idea, as long as it doesn’t a AKJ763 chines that sell stockings and ing that I hate potatoes, bread Last week I gave you the his- tet rjobody can follow. No sooner Suggested for MATURE experts hope that the Aces will next month. Films Pfcsentotioo annoy anybody else." and sweets, and now It’s really be Just as skillful but a trifle q? K7 surely the tendency is for all torlcal backghlUnd to the opera are they finished than two Naz- eudlences (psrental discre­ Best known previously for a A Notionol General The only thing that bothers true.” she said. ”I go ’Ugh!’ ev­ ' luckier than they were In the O A87 clothes to'^et more like stock­ British chocolate commercial on Pictures Releote Mary about having a baby Is ery time I pass a cake shop." ‘‘Salome’’ by Richard Strauss, arenes dlsplte the claims of the tion edvised). playoff hand shown today. 4 A3 ings, all In one. and stretchy, iO television, Lasenby was picked S * m m Technicpior* that it takes too.long.’T quite Mary Quant may be the epito­ Tickets for the Dec. produc- Pharisees and Sadducees with RESTRICTED — Persons East South with no fitting problem. I’m all East dealer. IVest North from a field of BOO hopefulk to “ Stalking Moon’'a S TUi expect that scierfbe will find me of a career woman, but she tlon at the Bushnell are already cjalms about Jesus. Eventually 1- Pass Pass ' 2 a? for letting machines do the bor­ under 16 hot admitted, un­ North-South vulnerable. < 1 4 play Bond. He said makeraipf NMIONAl OBMAL nonSKS M m c m a way of shortening the time,” says she get* days when she’d on sale, arid you should make 'S i Herod (and even the audl- Pass 2 NT Pass ing jobs and set pe<^le free." less accompanied by parent Opening lead Six of 3 4 she says. "Already they can every effort’to attend. Now let’s ence) wanU Is a llttU peace and - Pass the film "made me feel Uke' l rather stay home and wash dish­ Heart. 4 A Pass • 4 A was mindless." THE ’The creator of the miniskirt keep premature babies alive In get to 'the opera itself. quiet. or adult guardian. Pass 4 N T Pass says she has beeh misquoted as es than attend a board lunch­ In the system used by Bob 5 A Connery abandoned . Bqnd Incubators, and that’s the first eon. “But 1 know I ’d gefsick of In 1907 this work created He’lusts fop his ^pdaughter, (= Persons under 16 not a^ Pass 6 4 Pass saying that body cosmetics will step.” Hamman and Mike Lawrence Paw films because, he said, "what STALKING housework In about six days,” ’’' such a. 'scandal In New -York asks her to dance. She, Double AU Pass eventually replace clothes. mitted. This age restriction ' of the Dallas team a response started as a pleasant part be­ Since she opened her first ba­ she says. that It was withdrawn after however, has to be teased, R MOON "With semitransparent clothes, zaar boutique in Chelsea In i m may be higher In certkin of two hearts to an opening ------came a Frankenstein’s m«®‘> her lips. Now In a and South stopped at six ®n®Vgh for a re^ ed Mary Quant the Order of the h„ omu. r..om ° ni'nute". *• task for frenze of lust she presses her spades. So far, so good, but sponse of two hearts. If partner tainment. ’They’re fun." She travels to the United by the Suite from Dgf Ro86n* - BrUish Empire and made her a Lawrence had opened with one club or At 86, and after 13 years of States every year; twlge to de- $ 3 . 8 8 kavaller' hv thn anme enmnns prlma doniias. It Is some- own upon him In death. “Jo- here Hamman and concerts Royal D esi^ er for Industry and one diamond,- you would have “ '"®" P®^®*™®*! hy A profes- chanon! I have kissed you!” she tan Into bad luck. > DANCE THEATRE marriage, Mary is expecting slgriU^. collections for her J.C. been glad to respond one heart. her first baby next March. She a Fellow of the Society of Indus­ dancer, but Frank Pan- cries, as all the other* recoil L®® Angeles expert Paul Solo- Penney tie-up, and once to di­ trial Artists and Designers. duct, Felicia Weathers will has assured me that Feil- in horror. way, who held the East cards, Copyright 1999 and her husband-business part­ rect a massive two-week promo­ CHAMBER RECITAL tERIEf 'c a sh a n d c a r r y make her debut in the title role, Weathers will perform the "Kill that woman!” orders hnew tha^t North had five hearts General Features Corp. ner, Alexander Plunkett Greene, tion tour of shows and ’TV ap­ LIMITED NUMBER O f SUBSCRIPTIONS STILL AVAILABLE while others In the cast include dance, herself. No matter which Herod. 'The guards crush South had two. South say they definitely will not be pearances. Father Faee« CSiarge r Strict prijM: 10.00; StudtnU Only, $3.00 Phil Stark and Walter Cassel, way It Is done. It never seems Salome to death with their would not have bid notrump permissive parents, because Miss Quant and her husband In Stabbing Daughter THFIATER TIME "every child needs firm disci­ say that the most amaslng thing POM PONS 98$ buRch aRd up both of whom will also be wholl^ satisfactory to me, and shields as the curtain falls ’’ ® singleton, and would NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — heard here for the first time, i-ye seen It both ways. Most Gruesome^ Yes AbnormaF *'®''® “hown heart support with SCHEDULE pline or it will not feel loved.” In fashion at the moment Is the Mary says,"I don’t agree that similarity between American Frederick Oallnum, 34 »taces a "Salome” Is really a study In gingers can’t dance; most bal- Yes Nevertheless It Is a tre- ‘*'''®®’ needed a five-card murder charge In the death of abnormal psychology. ’The fact lerlnas were not built like sing- mendously great work of art response and Thurtdty. Ototmbtr 11 Saturday, November 22 today’s society is permissive, or and British taste, among the Gut Ftowars, Mum Plants, Cineriia I — Fanny Hill, 7:16, Grant Johanneien, pianist, and Erntt Haefliger. terror that the miniskirt has proinoted young, at least, and how adven­ his B-y«arold daughter, who was that the characters are Biblical era. You should see It without fall.' 9:15. Zara Naisova. ctllitt (Schubert; Brahrm; Schumann. stabbed and * burned. Cyclamm Plants, Mixed Boui|uats Is beside the point. Oscar After the dance, Salome has ______^ ® * meant.that West , u -n i -an permissiveness.” She concedes, turous New York and Los An­ Sunday. March 1 DiehttrINb*} The dead cltild was found by Wilde, who wrote the original to sing again immediately, and -ri____ P - i - i _____ o had precisely one h e ^ . a-an b -an 7 -an n-80 A Jump for Each Year however, that " I may have con­ geles have become. BoftOf^Symphony String Trio Thursday, December 4 tributed to doing away with her mother. Pearl Gollmon, In and Cantarplaets play, was also abnormal, which she still has to sing the hardest T h r ^ R o b b e r e S o u g h t I-^-D Irectlng I^uhle 'cinenia ’ll Paint Your Wag- Vladimir Adrkenaxy, pianist, and She has always admired Cha­ Monday, April,6 C. B. “Gus” Anagnostis floats down to earth near Dickinson, Tex., Sunday to some neurotic inhibitions and nel as the inventor of modem the bathtub In their apartment adds considerable understand- half of her role. ’This usually I** W in d s o r I n c id e n t could surely defeat tae Tht Zurich Chamber Orchtetra Itzhak Perlman, violinitt at 28 Northwest Drive Saturday. Ing to the characterization of shows up In breath control. She WINDSOR (AP) — Police were contract If W en opened his - • ’ nriVe-In -V lx - complete his birthday celebration by making 51 parachute jumps. Anagnostis, hypocrisy." clothes, but would never be OUR CEMETERY AND Wtdntaday. April 22 Thursday. February 12 Little Kim Oallman had been aASKCTS The Netherlarrds Chamber Choir of 51, started making the jumps early in the day and 8 hours and 11 minutes later Mary Is tiny, thIn-faced, with tempted to go In for haute cou­ Uie play; In this day we are no gets little pauses during »®®«'chlng, for three men who ®'"8'®‘° " " n T s o S^mmw Htrtry Sltryng, violinitt stabbed In Die stomacli and CONTAINERS ARE READY NOW longer lo c k e d by L c h a tale, speeches by Herod and ^bbed a contractor and his wife ‘*°“‘>le o six spades ca led for ®n^7.30. Common Law Cabin, Amsterdam a close fitting cap of dark hair, ture herself. "Why should a 9:00. Saturday, May 2 made his final jump of the day. Members of the Galveston Sky Divers club to scalded with hot water, police and the music by Strauss which Herodlas, but they are not Sunday of nearly $1,600 In cash, ®; heart lead. ’Die double of a Wedoeaday, February 25 deep brown eyes and an air of Volkswagen try to be a Rolls East Windsor Drlve-In — Juilliard String Quartet which “Gus” belongs, packed the parac'.iutes throughout the day. He made the said. also shocked Edwardian audl- usually .enough. an undisclosed ^ o u n t of jewelry Mieczytlaw Hortzo«vtki. pianist nervous, quicksilver energy. Royce? I'm far loo Interested In ' OI*£N EVES. AMD THANKSGIVING (Program to include Drabe/// V»ri»xiont) jumps from a light plane piloted by Je js Hall of Dickinson. (AP Photofax). Her husband Is as tall as she Is Innovation and technical prog­ Her brother, 2-year-oId 'Kevin ences has since proven to be Herid asks what she demands v!^tlm“ 'i ^ !!^ ' ctadlng'^’s^ h ^ ^ y ^ Y n ^ m rp irt- *^M^"hM*t^^Drive-In Tuesday, April 28 small, a* fair as she is dark. He ress. "We're only at the begin­ Oallman, was hysterical and of^quesUoned vitality. for the dance. She replies, « S O e r ^ rH ^ le e T s S c lty a Reope^ Friday. New York String Sextet A ^ e m o n gram at the Vernon Center Mid­ affects Southern plantation style ning of what we want to do." bleeding from minor outs on one There la no overture. ’The evoiyb^y knows, _ tltat ®he lead In the first suit bid by the Mansfield Drlve-In - clothes and a courtly manner. leg when police arrived at the curtain goes up to a few mea- wants the head of Jochanon on shortly ^^er noon when then^en dle School and according to a As the mother of the mtnlsktrt dummy. lum. 7:00; More, 9:00. spokesman fob the council, U Is They met at Goldsmiths Art (which Incidentally she says she apartment. Kevin was treated McCONVILlE sures of oriental walling on a e silver platter. Herod makes ®*h®d him to make an estl-Soloway took the first trick State— Hail Hero, 6:80, 9:00; All corroeru in von der Mehden Recital Hall. Pleaae make checks (College in London when she was at Yale-New Haven Hoapttal. clarinet and we find ourselves nil sorts of counter offers only ’" “ O °|* n cons^ctlon project, payable to The University of Connecticut. Mail (or present) to: Inter-Faith Service Set hoped ■ that a more religious never expected to catch on In­ GREENHOUSES AND FIX)RIST with the ace faf hearts and re- Stalking Moon, 7 :16. Jorgansin Auditorium Box Office. Storrs. 06268. Telephorre 429-3311. setting will attract an even 16 and he was 18. ternationally In the revolltlon- An autopsy was performed on a t Herod’s feast. Usually the to be met each time with the ,^®,, ■ ^t^hse, they turned the suit so that his part- UA ’liieatre— Undefeated, Ext. 807. greater number of people. ’The Mary, who says she always ary way It has), how does Mary Kim’s body Sunitay, but the 302 WoodbrMg* Stract —• 649-5947 back portion of the stage Is Implacable demand, ‘"rhe head S c ? " pistols Md forced La- ner could ruff to defeat the con- 7 :00, 9:00. stress will be on communal par­ wanted children, hopes to carry Quant feel about ladles with fat findings wore not Immediately ralsed, with a long table at of Jochanon.’! ^ h ® “ ®P®" «*® ®®'e *" his On Eve of Thanksgiving tract. It’s possible that W e s t ______ticipation. dteclosed. which Herod, Herodlas, Salome, Reminded of his oath, Herod ______would have led the singleton An Inter-Fatth ’Thanksgiving Flrrt BvangeUoal Lutheran An offering, to be taken up and the guests are seated. To- finally gives In, authorizing the even without a double, but he Service will be sponsored by (he Church, Sacred Heart and St. at the service, ’ will be used to ward the front, at the lower execution by handing his ring nuMtkev"ta aboutmight have led the king of dla- Rockville Area CSergy OounCU Bernard’s Roman „ OathoUc help initiate the Big Brother level. Is an open courtyard, to the headsman. Nobody says of a iw iX e l Soloway’s In- Churches, Union Congregational on the eve of ’Thanksgiving for Program which Is now in the wlth soldiers and a sort of well a word while this functionary Church and Vernon United planning stage In H^kville. Giving is More Fun When You Have Cash-in-Hand! curb at one side. ’This empty descends Into tlie well, but the ______members of aU CSirlatlan and Melhodiat Church. dstem Is the cell of Jochanon orchestra speaks volumes. Fl- Jewish oongregBtioria. ’The organist will be Donald or John ’The Bapt^t. nally Jochanon’s head Is de- ■Area, dergymen refnesentlng B. Watrous, Minister of Music New Rose Farm Huge Narraboth, captain of the tached to the sawing of a very a number of different reUgious at Union (Congregational Church SAG PAULO— young Japa- guard, is first to speak. A Sy- high B-flat on a single double- HE SIEU CLEB affmaiions Including the Rock­ and soloist wlU be Jam es H. nese-Brazllian farmer is setting rlan, we learn he Is hopelessly bass. ville Hebrew OornmUtee will Spencer from First Congrega­ out 2 million rosehushes oiT bOO In love with Salome, although He returns with the head on East Hartford • Norwichtown • Windsor Lodu take part In the ecumenioal tional Church. acres In the Sorocaba area. He a page warns him of her neu- a silver platter. (On one occa- L^t year over 300 persons of plans to ship the flowers by air 1970 Christmas Club is OPEN , roUo tendencies. After an Inter- aion a wlseaciri stt^k soda all faiths attended a simUar pro­ to Europe and the United States. ruptlon from the banqueting straws Into the papier-mache guests, Narraboth U again in- nostrils before handing it to 'MMBcDMIMW terrupted by a hollow voice Birgit Nilsson, who almost coming from the cistern. 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■■■'. ■ y . ' ” ... PAiCJF, FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER EVENING HERAfJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 _ ^ Nixon I^ow Mulls Strategy Wedding Teachers’ Strike . Safe Satisfied \Ooses Schools LADIES On Next Court Nomination W ith Pact Hirth-GarKeld In Providence ; By DON 'MoUCOD with 16 .yotes against him, the Beaf The High Cost Assoc;|i!)|t^ Press Writer opposition coming from con- Kiss Elsie. Marie 'Garfield of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — O n O kin aw a servatives who opposed his Jfew NbrthfieM, .Vt.^ became the .f3 WASHINGTON (AP) — For Deal philosophy. bride of Paul T. Hirth of Rock- TUa city's 26,000-piq>U puUic Of Living Days" the second itime this century a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The fight came after he was vlUe Saturday afternoon,- Sept, school system was shut down to­ president is trying to decide Are MON. thru THURS. Prime Minister. Eisaku Sato sifrorn in and it was revealed he 27, at White Memorial Cha]^, day by a teachers' strike under­ what to do next after the Senate says he is "completely saUs- had. once belonged to the Ku Norwich University. Northheld, voted down his nominee to the taken by the 1 JlOO members of fled” wHh the agreement he Klux span. Black admitted the yt Supreme Court. the Providence Teachers’ Un­ takes back to Japan Tuesday re­ membei^,erirtUp, said it had been daughter of turning Okinawa to Japanese President Nixon said Friday, terminated^ionglated^ng ago and that he ^ T rio rth - ion. SHAMPOO I contpcd. . after the Senate rejected KS-4S did not hold the racial or reli­ e issue was a new (xmtract. Behind a tight police guard in his nomination of Clement F. gious views attributed to the field, 'Vt. The bridegroom is the ol Siqierintendent Rlcb- son of Mr. and Mrs. .Theodore the presidenial suite »at the Haynsworth, that he would wait Klan. .^Brtggs ordered the -sys- and SET , Mark Hopkins Hotel on Nob Black af 3 Sunrise Dr., Rock- . untlj Congress returns in Janu­ Despite the long bat down Sunday after Hill, Sato relaxed after three ary for its second term before survived the attacks smd' its to- idlle. Itis paternal grandfather that tile union had H a t’s right! On our slower days, we offer you a rianoe to save. Not Including Mr. Gary. days of talks with President submitting another nomination. day on the court, is Martin Hirth of Rockville and ' voted Nixon last week. Nixon also said he would stick his maternal grauidparents are Negotiators for'~iipth the city 8PB1CIAL PR ICiS NOT ____ _ In the talks, reversion of the with his campcdgn pledge to and -Mrs. Fred A. Lennon and the union were (ir-pieet sep­ ATAILABLB DURING HOUDAT WEEKS formidable island bastion in the pick a nominee who l^lieves in Vernon of'RMkvllle. arately later today for'''^i^er "a strict interpretation of the western Pacific was worked out Lt. Cql. George A- Blmey of discussion. Supr^nrie Court's role.” to take place before the end of Norwich ''University performed SPELL OF BEAUTY 1972. While smarting from » his Education Board TTie union began the school the double-iHng ceremony. Mrs. worst congressional defeat since year under an extension of their Next to OaldcH’ — E xit 93 • 1-84 When Sato and his official William Weston of Northfleld party arrived from' New York ^ taking office. Nixon must 'try a Weighs Plans To 1968-60 extract. It was extend­ 649-2806 second time to find such a man was ' organist. Bouquets of ed agalii Nov.. 8 to Nov. 18, and Sunday afternoon, a band of 150 who will be agreeable to the Expand Program chrysanthemums and gladioli the city had asked that It be ex­ demonstrators waited for him at were on the altar. tended a third time so that it the Japan Air Lines terminal at Senate. A The possibility of expanding The bride was given in mar­ could evaluate the findings of an Son Francisco international Air­ The last president to face this ,, , . . v>- port. However Sato's plane tax- dilemma vjas Herbert Hoover, continuing edUoaUon pro- riage by her uncle, Oswald arbitration panel. led up to the Pan American Ter­ and he handled It well by any Kmm in the Vernon school syn- Briegel of Gunnison, Colo. She The teachers rejected the re­ quest. minal a quarter of a mile away slde's view. Hoover barely won tern will be discussed tonight wore a full-length empire gown The arbitration panel last and he left the airport b y -ca r confirmation of his first Su- at 7:80 at the meeting of the of silk organza trimmed with . without seeing the. demonstra­ re-embroidered alencon lace week recommended a contract ^eme nominee paries gklucaUon to be held providing an 11-step salary tors... Evans Hughes, and lost his sec­ and designed with long tapered Fugitives After Capture They- carried signs saying ond. John J. Parker of North “ *« Bykes. Schpol. scale;' ranging from $6,860 to foilware fo> sleeves, a scalloped necklinq $10,600. “ End U.S. and Japanese Impe­ Carolina, by a 41-39 vote on May Ronald A. Kmnich, principal and a bell-shaped skirt. Her Three fugitives, sought since they broke out of Gal­ worth, 25, standing, and Ronnie Roper, 19, seated, The union had proposed a sa­ rialism'' "Asia tor.the Aslans," 7, 1930. ' of the adult evening school, will long mantilla was trimmed with veston County jail early Friday, were captured by and seated at right/ds Bruce Harris, 25. Five broke lary scale of $8,600 to $17,800 in and roaatinl^x^ "Okinawa for the Okinawans," Parker, like Haynsworth, was present his views on the sub­ lace, and she carried a bouquet police near Flatonia, Texas Saturday. Shown in the ten steps. The 196869 contract jail, one was captured earlier and one was found and "Smash the Security Pact," opposed by labor and civil Ject. The discussion will include of phalaenopsls orchids ' and we have a complete aeeortment In Fayette County Sheriffs office at LaGrange short­ dead. (AP Photofax). , They followed Sato's motor­ rights groups. Some critics said the adult evening, school pro­ provided a salary scale of $6,600 all einee tla t are Ideal lor holiday Or stephanotis. to $10,000 in 11 steps. ly after their capture are William “ Butch” Ains­ cade to his hotel, and their be was nominated to pay a pollt- gram, the summer school and Miss Kathleen Bowen of Lin­ baUns and freeninc! shouts were audible as he ap­ leal debt to Southerners wljo the high school work-study pro- We have three otylee at peas and peared before a packed news denhurst, N.Y., was maid of molds: W. Center St.; Harry Brown, 12 had supported Hoover in 1926. gram. conference in a fourth floor honor. She wore a nlle green Diflcrimination ^lifir^ed Manchester Chester Dr.; Mrs. Gall Rosen­ Progressives in Congress, board has asked the sup- chiffon and a headpiece e pie e loati Laird Cuts suite. govm' berg, 102 Winthrop Dr.; Mrs. BOY SCOUT smarting under the conserve- erlntendent. Dr. Raymond assorted flowers. She carried Against B lack P olice e midds e cakes He paid them no attention as ot Dussaults Wed 40 Years Hospital Notes Elizabeth Kelley and daughter, live rule of the 1920s, stopped Ramsdell, to prepare flgurss a wedding ring bouquet with an e roastfag # plssa Notes and News he expressed confidence that his Parker's nomination. a ooeUe aheels e holiday shapae Mt. Vernon Apts., RockvlUe; Draft Quota on what the additional costs apricot orchid In the center, sur­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dus- Mrs. Dussault is employed at J*** agreement with Nixon would Hoover, like Nixon, looked for Mrs. Roseanne VigHotti and would be for expanding the rounded with stephanotis, sauK of 369 E. Middle Tpke. the Hartford Insurance Gix>up, vmnNG Houfts meet with "overwhelming ap­ another nominee Who would fulr Hartford. Mr. Dussault was em- P'ave evidence of daughter, 446 W. Middle Tpke. Cub Pock t program. apricot roses and carnations. observed their 40th wedding Bl|6nuedlate ’ Core Seml- For January proval" In Japan. fill his philosophical require­ ^ ployed for 42 years at Arrow- dlscrimlnatlon” is prevalent Some groups oppose the basic The adult evening school has Bridesmaids were Mias Deb­ prtvat^-.liaon.S p.m., and 4 p.m. DISCHARGED YESTE31- Cub Scouts Pack 2 presented ments and clear the Senate. He anniversary yesterday morning and Hegeman, Hartford, against black pcdlcemen in Hart­ variety at its be$t! security arrangements betwe’en orah White of NorUlfleld, Vt., ford. S pm l.; iHrtvate rooms, 16 o.m.- DAY: Dawn Lewis, East Hart­ Second Congregational Church WASHINGTON (AP). — Janu­ came up with Owen J. Roberts. expsmded its program recently with a Mass at St. Bridget before he retired. He is a for­ Japan and the United Statea.- he G 5 ary's draft quota has been cut to Include a high school equiv­ Miss Charlene Naas of Hicks- ^ ^ ^ TTie council, which represents $ p.m.. and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ford; Mrs. Concetta Leone, 69 with a basket of fruit and can­ Roberts satisfied the Senate, mer scoutmaster of Troop 167 by two-thirds, bringing a drop in said, "B O that It iriay not be pos­ alency course to prepare tlw vine, N.Y., Miss Stephanie and teter were feted more than 5,000 Black policemen Pediatrics: Parents allowed Jensen St.; Zenon Desrosiers, ned goods to be distributed to which gave unanimous confir- at at. Bridget CInuch and is manpower needs credited by de­ sible to obtain unanimous ap­ UUF-9IRVICI M 9T 9TOM Wachowlak of Randedph, Vt.. at a party alt Fiano's Restau­ in 14 cities, made the statement any time except noon-2 p.m .; 58H School St.; Carlin* Sourie, a needy family for Thanksgiv­ matlon. He probably would have nnu)imias EHppage Is caused by unatabi- be substantiated. Hartford has itlttwn nil tion expressing sympathy with the scorching decisimi. groom’s mother ■ wore a blue pins were Jeff Coralll, John ary would be chosen by the new How Will X54 GreyUsh. They aso hav# sev^n lized soil structure on a steep 67 blacks on its police force of Mra. Nancy Bums, Ellington; 12 Black Panthers charged with When the Roosevelt adminis­ dress and coat ensemble with The administration reminds Duda, Richard DiPaoIo, Scott random selection procedure Tropical Fish Spectacular—! grandchildren. slope. 896 men. Robert Hubbard, 267 Lyman conspiracy, murder and kidnap­ tration began to try substitute matching accessories. Each vlaltors that with construction Mayo, Stephen Fenn, Donald from all qualified men between — O r OW20 Rd., Bolton; George Kania, 16 ing In the slaying of Alex Rack- bills, with a greater regard for wore an orchid corsage. ander way, parking space Is Wolcott Lane, VemMi; Mrs. Stebbins, %.Paul Messier, Karl the ages of 19 ahd 26. After a # Zabrat • Swords # MoMot # Plotttoc the court's, wrath, Roberts ley. Look on Menu? Ftor a wedding trip through Bmited. Vlaltors are asked to Eileen Milter, East Hartford; Sentivany, Jerry Rappaport, transitional year, only 19-year- Joined the ll^ral taction in ap­ Aa buses arrived from Moasa- the WhMe Mountahui, Mrs. ' hear with the liospital while the Chester Hibbard, Stafford; Carl Chilstopher Valente, Allen Kirk, olds will be drafted. # Gupplot proving) many of the new meas­ chuaetta. New York, flew. Jerty TTTOHWBLL, England (AP) Hirth wore a heather gray A- parking problem exUfs. Shane, South Windsor; Lorene Steven Allard, Robert Watts, TTie reduction In projected ures Une dress with an apricot cor­ military manpower needs for and Penniyivania, aa well as ^ “ A BriUsh former says he has Flrnmeck, East Hartford: Craig Franklin, Jeffrey Ewing, sage and accessories. January is the second to be an­ other cities In Connecticut, the Parker, too. fared well after produced a new strain of Brus- Ddborah Hearn, 16 Lawton Rd. Ray Hayes, Jim Healy, Brent the bitter curt tight. He re- gels sprout and doesn’t know The couple will Uve in Alex­ F am ily Pottents Today: M7 nounced by the Nixon adminis­ crowd outaide"-ths courthouse Also. Tracy Collier, 281 O u­ Lisk, Rolf Michels and 8teve malned on the U.8. 4th Circuit what to call it. andria, Va. U . Hirth, on elec- tration this foil. President Nixon swelled to .more than 2,(X)0 Sat­ ADMITTED SATURDAY: ter St.; Kathleen Behrend, 488 WatU. Court of Appeals, became chief Alfred Ringer claims his itricai engineer in the U.8. earlier canceled November and urday. Sylvia Akertind, South St., Cov­ W. Middle-Tpke.; Harold Cham­ Other awards w ere; Carl is stationed at the December draft calls totaling Most of the demonstrators Judge and in time even won the sprout is greener, rounder end entry; Gary Bllnn, 9 Tolland •Linders, Donald Stebbins, Paul Pentagon in Washington, D.C. bers, 67 Summer St.; Frederick 60,0(X) men. October’s draft quo­ were young and most of them 6 for 99 respect of labor. more, palatoble than the original Ave., Rockville; Christopher Mahoney, 116 Green Rd.; Mrs. Messier, Roy Hayes, Wolf Hughee, whom Hoover made Brussela version. He says he ta of 29,000 men was spread were white. They charged that Howiey, 66 Edith Rd.. Rock­ Badge; Jeffrey Ewing, Jim Rosie Wyles, 426 Hilliard St.; over the three-month Oclober- the Black Panthers were the vic­ chief Justice, was confirmed 66 produced it after experimenting ville: Fred Kingsbury. 16 Hor­ 12 Danu in Project Mrs. Virginia Topping, 180 Healy, Steven WatU, Webloes Novcmber-Deccmber period. tims of a "fram eup" and were to 26 despite complaints that hie 16 years at his Norfolk farm, ton Rd.; Freda Lajoie, East Com ply Aquarium Set-Up Birch St.; Mrs. Mae Connlng- badge; Jeffrey (Joralll, Richard With the January reduction of actually "political prisonera." recent work as a lawyer had Brussels sprouts came to Eng- Hartford; Mrs. Ramona Libby, KIMBERLEY, 8outh Africa— toh, Stafford Springs; Joan Ab­ DlPaoIo, Doiuild Stebbins, Billy 22,500 men. the total drop In Police have aald that Rackley, been largely for groat corpora- land with emigrant Huguenot The Orange River Project, be­ East Hartford; Clement Man- bey, Spring Dale Rd.. Oventry; ^eProspero, gold arrows. projected manpower require­ a Panther from New York City, lions. weavers in the 17th century. gun In 1968, will toke 80 years idng. Broad Brook; Mrs. Rose SVa G allon •12.99 Sharon Paquln, South St., Cov­ Also, Jeffrey Coralll, Carl ments through the end of Janu­ was brought to New Haven, tor­ The confirmation fight trou- The MliUstry of Agriculture to complete, at a cost in excess McMahon, EOst Hartford; Loub> entry; Mary Anne Beaulieu, $1 Linders, John Duda, Richard. ary will have been 72,500. tured, Interrogated and finally bled Hughes but did m t prevent says Britain now produces and of $600 million. Pietro, Northfleld Rd., Cov­ Overland St.; Wairen Chandler, DoPaolo, Scott Mayo and Laird eaid the cutback was executed because he was bu s- •15.99 him from becoming one the eats more of thorn than any oth- The project Includes three entry; Ernest Pomphrey, 55 10 G allon Box Mt. Rd., Bolton; Herman Stephen Finn, silver arrow m a ^ possible by '’the progresq pected of being an informer. . court’s best known and most er country, major reservoirs, nine smaller Cninton St.: Mrs. Barbara Rush, Hewlett, West WiUtngton; Kor- {x>lnU. oL-'vletnamlzatlon," a term he One of the 12 persons awaiting distinguished members. Nor did Ringer has two varieties of dams, a 61-mlIe tunnel, 20 hy- South Windsor; Mrs. Hazel nells . DenDulk, 62 Wells St.; .dses to describe withdrawal of trial In Superior Court la Bobby 20 G allon •20.99 a Bimilar battle keep Justice his new strain and calls them by di’oelectrlc power stations and Thompson, EUington. Mrs. Susan Johnston and G. Seale, national chairman o f . '© cr Hugo L Black from a long and code numhera, OW20 and X64. a system of Irrigation canals U.8. forces from Vietnam and •BvarytMag You Need la Om Paekat|a» daughter, Glastonbury; Mra. esteemed career. He Is looking for a name more extending many thousands of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Vernon their replacerrient by South the Black Panther Party. Seale Arlene Soucler and daughter, All tonka ore guaranteed lenkproof! Inclndeei loMUpreol stahilaaa ateel tank, gravel, Black was confirmed in 1937 appealing to housewives. miles. Mrs. Dolores Archambault, En­ Vletnandese troops. ordered the execution of Rackley Ellington; Mrs. Vemonlca Ros- Because of the decrease, and while on a visit to New Haven pomp, filter, beater, stolnieoa steel reflector, UiMng, gtaaaweol, rJuurreol, tbemient- field; Romaln Bourey, Willi- VEA Presents eter, tiulb* oinl a free fish cone booklel! mantic; Mrs. Esther Bowsza, tanzo and son, 448 W. Middle partly because ■ of economy lust May, police say. Broad Brook; Edith and Werner Tpke.; Mrs. Diane SnarskI and Package Deal measures withtii the mllllary. In addition to the 12 persons Cacace, 253 Highland St.; daughter, 21 Florence St. Laird also announced three awaiting trial, two Juveniles Joseph Campanelli, 79 Mather To School Panel Army combat training centers were also taken Into custody In St:; Joanne Da'Ugherty, Elling­ / would be clos<-d (Uid 100 training connection with the slaying. 1$ Your Tank Cloudy? ton; Marc Dufresne, East Hart­ V frnnn A ^ ^ ck a g e deal containing companies abolished. A hearing has been going on He did not name the centers in Superior Court on the request^ ford; Wayne Fay, Coventry; s^a'ries, fringe benefiU and Denise Foley, East Hartford; but Pentagon sources indicated of five of the defendants to be Koop It crystal door wMi Hw — RHS Program Contract proposals has been Deborah Fogarty, 39 Niles Dr.; they would include Ft. Gordon, released on ball. • Andrew Fidvt, 590 N. Main St.; Planned On presented to the Board of Edu­ Gn., and Ft. Bliss, Tex. Jeffrey Howe, Glastonbury; cation's salary study committee Dynoflow Slrkka Johnson, 75 Pleasant St.; Drug Abuse by the Vernon Education Asso­ I>ack^ PoHtmaater Whan Hw wtiy ym Girls and Toddlers David KTh* .student tutor siul 'hU Around town, your 'Jeep' Gladiator's a smooth­ Box of ty. which then staged the annual Decorator mspued prmis Ehneat Holt, 5 Donnel Rd.. pupti are assigned to a free T h e 2 -C a r riding pick-up. Handles easily, comfortably, with P r ic e d Wright Broth'-rs memDrial cele- Mature women unrently needed for «ta/f of Man­ 2 Pair colon in 100% machine wish- ftockrUle; Henry Johnaon. room stitoy ball. They operst. all the options you'd expect in a family car. V-8. 2 .9 7 bratloa. Pel For You! *Ne cotton. Miny> petterm to goiith Windsor; (Jerald *Boyle. OB an honor system which, chester Homemaker Service. Skills in caring for Automatic transmission. Power steering and brakes. The gfoup bills its annual C a r s . choos from. W Deeparood Dr.; Mrs. Amy Francis Sborteil. .'guidance dl- Even air conditioning. But flip into 'T-wheel drive, meeting as the world’s longest the elderly, the lick and children helpful. Part- iip-'T'TTir?; Limg, SouUi Glastonbury; Mra rector, said has proved success­ head off the road— and this tough cookie's all work. cocktail party It will begin at 4 Thinidnq About A Puppy? Fgbljancsuk, 36 PiUsbury ful so far time work at a good hourly rate plus profeUaional Plow through mud. Climbout of aguHy. You’re oi^ p.m. Dec. 16 at Kin iDertl Hills top ot any job. GVW's 5,000 to 8,000 lbs. 7 or 8 liU, RockrUle; Mrs. Jew The program has proved es- and officially end at >10 -30 a m training and the aatisfaction of commuhlty lervice. iW home one of oor TOf' QUALITY AJLC. REGl^RED PUPPIES perially ..^Ipful to thio«,e stu­ ’ toot box. The ’Jeep’ Gladiator. One ot the 2-Car Cars. PatTta, 606 Nevers Rd.. Wap- iJec. 17, when the observance of with a “ Money Back GnarenteO.’* We m U quaJttty at a rtaaswahla arlee! ' You’ve got to drive it to believe it. C.4LDOR ptng: David Buncc. -14 Spencer dents w l», for .Tarlodi reasons, the Wnght Brothers' flrs* flight *Telephnne 643-9511 between 9 a.m. and 4 pjn. for_ We have Poodles, Pchingneiic. Beagles, W ir e ^ ^ r Terriers, nachanuiwl, MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLUND TTKE. f SALU STARTS TODAY St.;, Jerry DeVaux. 383 Hart­ sr* unable to .remain after .Vare' .Voir . . . . Charge it' baglha here. appoiatroent. > Schnauatr and munerooa etheral See your ‘Jeep’ dealer for a te*t drii’e...today. ExH 93. WRbar CHms OPIN LATIIVIRY NIOHT ford Rd.; Gregory Splonkonaon. sclMoI lor help from Utg tijacli,- Sebeer. is 'On original member 164 CbofMr St ; Bari Keith. 361 of.'ibe N.evar Fly g m ^ .

I - / - -y fK PAGE SIX > MAN^ESTER e v e n i n g H E I^ LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER^ 24, 1969 /■ MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONll.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. ^969 PAGE SBVEil Cowell'Lido Sh€k-5 heri4en Vem on cause I am an elected offldal, I to guieraUy negattve to oontoit ■Ahnoiince Engagements Agnew W rites felt I owed It to those 1 serve to R to agatost some peraon or q>eak the truth.’’ Miss Judith A. Lido of Plain- The marriage o f Mias Patri­ thing. It does not offer construc­ vlUe, fonnerljr of Manchester, Agnew used the artiele to de- tive alteinaUves and is not con­ cia Msiry Sheridan of Bolton to Portrait oi Judge iMgg ^ d Wiliiam J. Cowell, also of ‘ I D id I t f« id his O ct 19 speech attartc- ductive to creating "the thought­ CM nIM B Hit iM rU . Plalnville, were united in mar­ Richard Scott Shek of New Bri­ tog the , 'Vietnam Moratorium ful atmoiphere arhere. positivo riage late Satun&y afternoon tain was siHenuUzed Saturday -ToHang in Courthouse O n M y O w n ’ >protest He made no mention of answers may be formulated.’’ in a candlelight ceremony at noon at St. Maurice’s C3nurch, V ' •- ■ his speech, in Des MUnee, loera. South United Methodist Church. Formal oeremonies win be taken on ft bus for tlie ™ygtoiy Botton. V NEW YORK (AP) — T«cs attaitictog, television networtts or The bride is a dau|^ter of held at the TVtUand County i^de. . his Montgomery, Ahu attack on Vrbaniatitiatk To Zoom The bride is a daughter, of Dr. PreMdlmt Spiro T. Agnew saya Mr. and Mrs. Emil O. Lido of Ootvthouse on . Dee. 8 at 11 At 'the regular , Thursday the Presa. and Mrs. Bernard J. Sheridan’ he was critical of anttarar pro­ UNITED NATIONS, N-T. — 44 , Avondale Rd. The bride­ “ I did not make my speech at of 227 Hebron Rd. The bride­ testers not at tile brtiest of Pres­ It is estimated that the urban HOO 9iM 1700 groom la a aon of Mr. and Mrs. ^ HcSy^r^^^e'S! New Orleans to accomodate the groom is a son of Mrs. Kath­ Judge Harry. Hager Ltigg will lowing were winners; Violet population of developing coun­ John CoWe]I of Torringten. ident Nixon but booaOse ‘T had President or even the American Merahnpwlzg>ssiiWiig,ttisetofttyswilth« ryn Shek of Stratford and the tries will expand from 100 mil­ The Rev. Carl Saunders, as­ be presented l»y Capt Richaid h(ay, 883; Elsie Sweet, 690, Bei^ had 'i^ o u ^ ’’ pecqde.’’ Agnew said, " I made It r i y In Jslsnnlalin the vS m of a dtamond la late Edward Shek. lion to 1920 to 2 billion to . the •"•••••ding, m oWar aN 3 tame alls dtomonda muatratad sociate minister of ^uth H. Tenney UBN (r e t). nard Brtel, 682, and Albert Wat­ Agnsw, to the current lasue of to fulfUl my own conviction that Church, performed the double­ The Rev. James O’ Brien of St. son. 682. ' Life magaztoe, wrote a guest year 20(10. Developed countries Judge Lugg was a judce of a poUUeal leadei> should lead, In prioaa. Ito.coim In. No ebligBliea. at cowBO. ring ceremony. James E. J i ^ ’s Church, MontvlUe, as- No sessions wlH be held tills editorial called, 'T dU it on mgr will have a fourfold uibanlsa- the Court of Common Pleas should .point out problems where Myers of Plalnville was solo­ sited by the Rev. Robert Cro­ week. tlon increase. ItiSM T ON A THEAtURC CNE9T DiAMONO FOR QUAUTY AND VALUK prior to Uia death fOur ’ years problems exist and dangeis ist.. nin, pastor of St. Maurice’s 'T h e reason I spoke out was ago. The special ceremony is where dangers exist." The bride, given in marriage Church,' perfOTmed the double- because, like the. gTMt silent .In Ms Oct. 19 speech, Agnew SHOE PLANTS BV8IBB by her father, wore a full- beiiig planned by the Tolland ring ceremony' and was cele­ metiorlty, I had had enough,’’ said, "A spirit of naUonal ma­ MICHAELS JEWELERS- Downtown length gown of white velvet and County. Bar AsaoclaUon. Siumy Weather ROME—-Italy’s shoe industry brant at the npptial Mass. Mrs. Agnew said. **L had endured the sochism laevails, encouraged satin. Atty. Robert D. Bing, presi­ produced about 296 million pairs Raymond Murphy of Manches­ didactic toadequarta|gg|Bf the by an effete corps of impudent Miss Joyce E. Udo of Man­ dent of the aaeociaUon said he Prevails Over tost year, 18 per cent more than ter was organist end soloist. gaiTUlout to s i l e n c e ^ ^ ^ fm- ■nobe who characterise them­ chester, sister of the bride, was expects the portrait will be hung to 1987. About 188 mtUion pairs The bride ‘was given, in mar­ the best but witnessing the selves as totellectuals.’’ maid of honor. She wore a full- Most of Nation were exported, a gain of M.e riage by her father. She wore a in the Common Fleas courtroom worst for many months. And be­ In Life, Agnew said, "Protest Read Herald AdvertisemeiitR length gown of green velvet. per cent. • Lorinc photo The engagment of Miss San­ fuU-Iength gown of Ivory peau de si the reooitly dadicatad Tol- By THE A88rt' mathematlcs. He is a member ca.” was prosecutor of the Rockville Wyo., to 72 at Miami, Fla. ville, Ky., and the late served as his brother’s best City Court from 1949 to ^1960. Temperatures and conditions Joseph P. MeWilUams. man. Ushers were Thomas He r^Hresentsd Vemon* to the to other ports dt the nation to- Miss DeSimone, a graduate of Sheridan of NianUc, brother of Oeneral Assembly from 1947 to duded Boston 82 rain. New York Manchester' High School and the the bride; George Windlsh of 1948. Later he was named dl- 60 cloudy, - RUIadelphiam b 40 Hartford Secretarial School, is Rocky HIU, Ronald Oris of rector of the legislative council cloudy, Washington 68 cloudy, employed by Travelers In­ Lorinc photo Stratford, and Charles Sensing end became leglalaUve com­ Atlanta 48 cloudy, Miami 7 demnity Co. in Hartford. and William Turek, both of missioner to 1968. partly cloudy Cailoago 86 clear, Mr. 'McWilliams received his Engaged New BriUln. During World War D, Judge Mtoneapolls-6t. Paul 94 clear. BS degree in physics from the Mrs. Sheridan wore a gold, lORMAL Lugg served with the a m i^ l- City “ cleof. « » The engagement of Mlsh University of Louisville (Ky.) silver and lime green brocade cloudy, Denver 86 clear, Phoe­ Mary B. Moiiarty of Mlanches- and His MS in physios from ous forces to the Pacific dress with matching acces­ theatre. Upon Us dtochaige nix 63 clear, Los Angeles 60 ter to James F. Sheehan of Trinity 0>llege In Hartford. He sories. The bridegroom’s moth­ clear, San Francisco 40 clear, Cromwell has been announced ftom active service he became is employed as an engineer by er wore a rose beige 'jacket Seattle 42 clear, Anchorage 24 by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and Whitney Division of . . . M NT IT . . . a member of the Naval Reserve dress with matching acces- clear! . Paul Moriaity of 27 Lilac St. •nd was named lieutenant com- United Aircraft Ck>rp. in East sores. Both wore cymbidlum Her fiance is the son of Mr. Nadeau photo mandsr to 1962. Hartford. orchids. and Mrs. James Sheehan of MiL FORMAL WEAR IN No Lent Pldt-up The wedding is planned for A reception for about 200 was Wlifte Border Required k Cromwdl. April 18, 1970. Btodhants o f the cMy area _____ The wedding' date has not Million Acres Restocked held at Uie Hartford Hilton STOCK AT ALL TIMES! and the iw a l area are asked WA8H£N(7IDN — Packaged Hotel. For a plane trip to been announced. PORTLAND, Ore. — More n otto taKe any more toavea to- always has a white bar- Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Mrs. Uranium Output Up than a million acres pf non- ^ tiM'gitraets. A s of todsy, the around the aee-through win- Elephants First federal forested land were re­ Shek wore a kelly, green dress Dogbrtinent of Public Works daw. Federal rgulathma require JOHANNESBURG — South and coat with matching acces­ KAMPALA, 'Uganda — About stocked with trees last year, VUl' signed with lace bodice, three- sweetheart roses. The bride­ Bridesmaids were Miss Mau­ quarters-length . sleeves, A-llne groom’s mother wore a rose reen Kerr of East Hartford, •J > skirt, and detachable cathedral- color velvet dress with match­ sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. length lace train. Her shoulder- ing accessories and a purse Wayne Reynolds of Ellington, GIFT » ■ i length veil of silk Illusion, edg- corsage of cymbidlum orchids. Mrs. Neal Yates of Saybrook, ' ed with lace, was arranged A reception for 300 was held Miss Kathym Dimlow of Man­ D E S i O N E D from a. floral headpiece, and at Garden Grove. For a motor chester and Miss Linda Shaffer 1 , i I k e s p e c i a l l y f o r i 1 * the carried a cascade bouquet trip to New York City, Mrs. of South Windsor. of white split carnations and red Negro wore a white jersey knit and a beauUfbl 12’PreGcut* The attendants were dressed sweetheart .roses with floor- dress, also fashioned, by her alike in full-length gowns of length streamers. The bridal aunt. After Dec. 1, the couple moss green -velvet, fashioned sandwich tra^ to boot!— gown was fashioned by Mrs. will live at 203 Oak St. with long bell shaped sleeves John Fraher of Rocky Hill, Mrs. Negro Is a graduate of Start n&xt\year'8 Christmas today, by opening a Hart­ aunt of the bride. edged in ivory lace- They wore Manchester High School and the matching velvet headbows, and r - m ford Natiohal Christmas Club Account We’ll give you Mrs. Walter Smolenski Jr. of New York Institute of Finance. carried colonial bouquets of Manchester, sister of the bride, Each P in is a free official Seymour Sock (while they last, so hurry!) She is a member of the Man­ gold and bronze color flowers was matron of honor. Her full- chester Community Players and with gold streamers. custom-created a n d a gracious Anchor H(x:king glass tray with its own length princess-style gown of the Honolulu Community Wayne Reynolds of Ellington to your order with the plastic carrying bag. gold velvet was fashioned with Theatre. She is employed as op­ served as best man. Ushers appropriate biithstones. long sleeves and A-line skirt. erations manager at the Frkneis were Gary Goslee of Wapping, ■All you do is sign up to save as little as $1—-or up to She wore u matching pillbox I. duPont brokeVage firm In brother of the bride; Arthur hat with veil, and carried a Hartford. .* $10 a week Sign up at any office of Hartford National. Kelly of Vernon and Thomas bouquet of bronse color mums M^'. Negro, also a graduate with velvet streamers. Kelly of Boston^ cousins of the Ccime ihe 1970 holiday season, you’ll be awfully glad > of ^n ch ester High Siclvook at­ you did. . Bridesm^ds were Miss Diana tended the University of Oon- bridegroom; Gary Haugh of CliarMt phcao Cooley of Manchester and Mrs. n i^ cu t Insurance School and Manchester and Everett 'Smith MRS. RICHARD DAVID KERR AnUiony Choma of yemon, cou- the Hartford InatMute of Ac- of Vernon. sliu of the bride; Miss Carol countlngf. He Is treasurer of Mrs. Goalee was dressed hi Kerr wore ' a charcoal gray of Connecticut. She is employed H A R T F O R D ^ C ^ A ’n O N A L Hanson o( Duluth, Mltut., Mrs. the Manchester Democratic blue, and the bridegroom’s dress and coat. The couple w(ll as a teacher la South Windsor. Robert Taykir of Manchester, ' Town Committee and a mem­ mother wore yellow. live in Ellington after Nov. 30. Mr. Kerr vvecelved His BS and TilE CHOICE BAMic Mrs. Wiliiam F. Oweiu of Wap- ber of the Manchester Fine A reception for 178 was held Mrs. Kerr, a graduate of Fish­ Mb a degrees from the Unlver- ptaig, and Mrs.. Russell Uptori Arts Association., He is em­ 145 BIAIN STREET — MANCHESTER ^ at the Terrace Dining Room at er Junior College. Boston, re­ s l^ of. Connecticut. He is an S. O. M. B. 1792 Jr. of West WlUlngtan. TTielr ployed Iks • office manager at TEL. t43-8456 ^ Bradley International A jr^rt, ceived her BS degree from the u^envriter for the Connecticut Satisfaction Oa M o m y Back ( moss green gowtu and hats the Economy Electric Supply, Windsor Looks. For a plane trip'' iJC* Kttli jT.. • at University of Hartford and her General ’ Life Insurance Co., OPEN TUES., WED., tfl 9 PJL - S r ■- were styled to match, the honor Manchester, ’• a ’Ma s ft trAh* , • ,1', *’• » - e to M onte^ Baj), Jamica, Mrs.. MA degree from the University*) Bibomtield. . S J MANCHESTER PARKADE

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died yesterday at Rhode Island «»»*««***»«*«««»*««**' MoMichester Area Hospital In Providence, Death Oaim s travagant wardrobe. But I was .O bitu ary Survivors j^lude a brother, * MAIL EARLY WITH * Earth Eclipse of ^im ' BOY SGOl/T Animdb, In lets Get Ready Actor-Pric59t missing something. I was al­ Francis &. Qelssler of Williman--’ Vernon Girl ways looking tor something - a forpier member of the M rs. G w in n cinisiius snMPsi Note$ and New* ®lse. ✓ ' P L A » DEPT; STORE faculty ^ Barnard Junior High To ljole l/g for Winter^ . Devotes Life “ And wliep I.discovered that (We Have A Noiioa To Fleoae) Awes Apollo Crew then were 14 mllliim lepers in A ld o P a g a n i , School (now Bennet), in Man­ M rf.' Mary Barry Owliin of Cnb Pack U t Shot— ^Youth E. MIDfMfJTt'IfWAs;. (N ext to Popular IB t .) ■ •* By THE-ASSOCIATED PRESS winter, existing for a long time this world . . I committed my­ chester, who is presently dean go Ledyard Rd., West Hartford, Cu^ Scout Pack 162 met at OPEN Wla>., THUBS., FSL OD f (OaoliAaed town Pagn Ona) —------^------. As man turns fats thoutfits to on their stored Cat. To Lepers , self for Ufe." of men and ex-dlrec^r of ^ p Bowers school Nov. 21, wlto ' ' ■* V' D e a d at 78 A rrested football -and eariy 'Christmas The bear, thou^ not a true Almasan's order, the Mteelon- letics at Eastern Connecticut . ■ r checking “ to s m whether or not neceseary people ” ^ A p < ^ 12 Robert Brown, assistant cub- NEW YORK (AP) —- ^en Com* and s m o«r naw sdoctlon of * .. ‘V State College. chairman and chief executive shopping, many, aidmals ^ready hlbernator, enjoys n prolonged ‘ aries .of^the Holy Apostles, gave * to give you a •go’ tor entry." commander- said. “ There’s no master,. and Eldward Cormier,.' you first meet HUmberto Alms- Aldo Pagani, 78, of 38 JjacuBt Venum poUce arreetod Doug^ tbemselvea for a loiig nap' sleep in winter. His metaboUc him permission to make toe Other survivors include his officer of United Aircraft % “Atop the world!" Bean re- * geologist ^ do a bet- oommUtee. chairman, conduct­ san,'' a vital, handsome Mexican, PARTY FAVORS FOR ALL OCC las KdFarlane,. 20, ot 46 Birdi Wlto the approach of freezing activity, or toe rate fate body film. Ibis an order made up of St., ,a director of the Mancbes- ^ f e , . mother, two dai^hters.Corporation, died at Hartford SuSEBPnm * rtled. “ I want to get off." ' ter job gjjj^ I can. * ing the meeting—'' you swear he's an actor in St., Mancbeatec, Saturday night weather and anow In North uaea nburtehment, is reduced men who came late to religious ter Savings and Loan Associsr another brother and a" sister. Hoiqiital early yesterday mom- V USE IP GOOES J ' ^ ’’We’re gwma let you come ^ After a roll call, the Webeio priest's 'clothing. But after yoii • KrtMay # Wadding and charged him with assault America's temperate zone, and 'hte temperature drops life, most them after lengthy Uon and mehiber of the Repub- The funeral will be Wednes- Ing. back, eo I have an entry pad G e r ^ Ca^t relayed den was .awarded the attend­ talk with him you know he’s a with a dangerous weapon and squirrels, groundhogs, and chip­ slightly. He losps perhaps 25 per professional careers. Ucan Town Committee, died day, at a time to be announced, A native of County Wicklow, * * (Information) for you," Welts w P « t e » ’ quesUons In ^ un­ ance award for having the high­ priest with a love for both act­ carrying a pistol without a per­ munks work to lay aside a win­ cent of hte weight during the Almasan who was 36 when he yesterday morning at Manches- at the Avery Funeral Home, Ireland, Mrs. 'Owlnn came to » USE ite said minutes Uter. prededented news conference est percentage of parents and ing and tor hte fellow men, e ^ ^ ter's, supply (d food. three-month rest. Joined, had appeared in films in ter Memorial Hospital after a Wakefield, ^R.I. tha United States as a young * * "Okay, gosh you guys are all 112,000 mllM In space. families, present. .EJdward <3ur- mit. clally those with leprosy. Ihe afresj was toe tnnilt of .Turtles, frogs, snakes, spi­ The female bear gets less Italy, France and Bfaigland, aa long UiQess. He was .the husband —----- * right today," Bean said. asttonauta were aak^ tln, Webeio leader, accepted Almasan, a 48-year-old mls- CNM8TIUS SEALS ders, snails,. mosquitoes, and well aa in stale productions In of Mrs. Dorothy Russell Pa- John A. Navln * * 'me spacemen awakened at this award for his den. an Investigation by lA. Edwin sleep than her mate becauee she Bionary who has dedicated hla other reptiles and insects, says gives birth to one or two cubs Mexico, where he was also a ganL / COLUMBIA— John AV Navln, 1 6 ;w ».m. .ft., »H b v m m t ■JJT” Mrs. Betty Edwards led the- 'Cariron into the shooting of Ufe to helping lepers, will play Mr. Pagani was bom Jan. 2, 66, of NOrth Attleboro, Mass., * and told the ground: "Ckiod, like that buffeted Oape group far story teilling, and con­ >lice Kbbak, 17, of 109 Pros- the Nation^ Oeographlc Socle- during wipter. popular televlalon personality. Manchester's Oldest / Kennedy on Nov. 14. Static elec- are about to make their an­ toe main rote to a fe a ^ le n ^ to T total ^ 21*7 iovi‘ea. 1891 in MagUano, Sabina, Italy, brother of Mrs. Raymond Keese * morning. We’re ducted songs. Charles Llndrey pect^SL, Rockville. Police Ware The self-fattened woodchuck American movie .which began KcruuiK created two. bolts of nual disiq>p®“' “ °c® from their Almasan wall married briefly and had lived in Manchester Qf Columbia; died Saturday at ready to eat bi organised the deps for a called tiK.a local bo4rling lane or gpoundhog prepares on ex­ filming in October In Bpeln. with Finest lightning that momentarily normal environment. to a French girl, who died after since 1916. He owned and otv, the Sturdy Hospital in "Very good," cl^espto "game. where tbe^^^tod Miae Kitoak tensive burrow with two or The movie is “Rain for a erated the Aldo P a g ^ Insur- Attleboro. ; Contn^. "Tou ready for big 'IVo boys received toe B e v with a wound'intor upper leg. Although warm-'blooded mam-'. more openings and curls up in a miacarriage. FKHTBmvSaU.1UKMUl0Stt * knocked out tome electrical Dusty Summer,’’ the story of a ance Agency in Manchester Survivors also include anbther day?’ ' " Award this month: Steven Mere She was taken^lo Rockville mala depend on a cmistant body sleep fa} late October or early ..Immediately after hte work on Facilities “ I’d go again,’' said Oenrad. Mexican priest whose execution fnm 1923 until 1963 when he sitter, three brothers, and sev- lAARPOUimON . % " I don’t know. What’s happen­ and Robert Moreau. Special General Hoqiltal w M ^ a bul­ temperature, they 'usually do November. the new film. Father Almasan 4c 4; "We mode it this time. ’Why In 1027 shook that nation. Etenest plans a speaking tour In the reUred. eral nieces and nephews. ing?" Crnirad aald in mock sur­ commendation went to Thomas let was removed and wh6rq po- not hibernate. Leaf-chlwlng When ha reappears in early ' Borgnlne stan as the army dic­ ,4c4e4c4c4e4c4c4c4t4c4c4c4c4c4c»4c4c4c4c4c not go again?" replied Gordon. United States, (panada, Argenti­ He served many years as clerk The funeral will be tomorrow prise. , Hagen, who received two silver .Uce said she idoiUfled . mammals such si6 deer and rab- Febriiary, he wiU .toe lean and tator and foe. of Father Miguel “ Concur," said Bean. na, Peru and Australia, os well of the former Town Court. He at 9:15 a.m. from the Bacon "Oh, we’ve got a nice little wolf arrow points, the Bear Farlane os her assailant. ' . bits, and meat eaters such as —and he could hardly care leas Pro, played by Padre Humber­ A b o u t T ow p section of the South Pacific re- Conrad and Bean said they aa a visit to U.S. troops In Viet­ was first appblntcd by the late Funeral Home, - Wllllmantic, Award, and one giHd and two Police returned to toe seehe ' foxes, wolves and wildcats, stay whether or not he sees hte to. ’The Women’s Home Leegue^^rved tor you and we’ve got slept fitfully In the cramped In- shadow. nam. Judge Raymond O. Bowers, and with a Mass of requiem at St. silver Bear arrow points. on West Main St., and arrested in toelr natural habitats throu^ ot the Salvation Army wiU m eel^"cct of the Navy standing by to trepld cabin on the moon, "It's, such a beautiful, exciting "Then I hope to start' work later by Judge John.S. G. Rott- Joseph’s Church, Wlllimantlc, at (Xhers who received awards HcFarlane. He was unable to the winter months and forage., tomorrow aftbitiocn at 1 at the P*«* JW* Conrad revealed that his milt story . .. and at the same time with lepers In Mexico." he said. ner. He was a veteran of World lo. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s this morjtji from the Webeio den post a $2,000 bond ahd was pre­ tor a slim living. Citadel. Hoatesaea are Mrs. ground reported weather was sent back to the factory to are: Richard Schwartz, aqua­ Seal d iild 'Oiosi^n it’s toe beat way to serve my Commenting on the coirtradic- War 'I, serving . with the U.S. Cemetery, Wlllimantlc sented in Manchester Circuit l2 H ie insect- and plant-eating Friends may call at the fu- Betty MoC^utlv and Mn. EUls- cmiditlona were good in the re- be refitted a week before the naut, athlete, artist, naturalist; 'CXILUMBUA Ohio (AP) — topers," Almasan said. The tlona of hte acting'reUgioua' ca­ Army Signal Corps in France. today where the case was octo>- anlnialr meet 'winter weather nerol home today from 7 to 9 ' abeth Bowxls. covery area, with a forecast of flight, and that it was too rtiort David Miller, athlete, forester, The 1970 National Easter Seal priest’s salary and profita from reer, Almasan said people are Ha was a member of St. tinued to Dec. 2 in Rockville and fo ^ r the meeting, parents VeniMi police with failure to Lori, daughter of Mr. and perous acting career 10 years but you are a priest.' " Elxccrpt from lettw on file Manchester Rotary Club. bridge St., died yesterday at eqlurrel, woodchuck, skiinL^ too short.' viewed the work which the cubs yield right of way to a vehicle Mrs. Gene Bowen, was selected ago to study tor the priesthood, “ Yes, yes. I answer, but I’m Survivors, besides his wife, Middlesex Hospital, Middletown. woman. She and Mr. Gwinn '" ‘low P n> a^’ the m , raccoon, chipmunk opossum,' Kicking Off Seal Campaign had brought and placed on dls- not obliged to stop after a two- 'hy the National Easter Seal So­ was ordained In 1966. He has not blind.” Thank you very much for all your includes three sisters, Miss Ada m Ub Johnston was bom Dec. were married in 1968. Mrs. ®“*"® "i«lr®»»- "^tmds real ” one of Ooi’^on ®ald be was so busy dormouse, bat,-and others. play. car accident at Rt. SO and Mile ciety. at the conclusion of its Gov. John' Dempsey symbolically Kicks off this year’s since directed the establishment Pagani and Mrs. LouU M. Gen- 2i, 1877 in Manchester, daughter Gwinn formerly served as a --— astronauts renlied “ We’ll handling Yankee Clipper alone Some Hibernatora take winter help when we needed it moet. Cub Pack 68 HUl Rd. convention here Saturday. “ Christmas Seal campaign to benefit the CXmnecticut Tutoer- of five leprosariuihs on the In­ . * ovesl, both of Manchester, and of Robert and Isabelle Foy member of the Connecticut Membere of tlje American ^ to see the land of lava lunw o^Wt that he didn’t siqiplies Into their burrows. Oth­ Colton Uee Hits Peak Cub Scout Pack 96 of Buck- Police said the Payne etdoote and Re^Iratory Disease Association. HUding toe baH donesian Island of Bali. He Mrs. Martina Genovesl of Johnston. She was a graduate of Qommlssion on the Arts and as Legion will meet tomorrow at y, lonely during ers, like the' golden hamster. INDIANS SHOE COWBOYS for Oie governor la state campaign chairman Andy Robus- hopes next to work with lepers UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. — Buenos Aires, Argentina; three Manchester High School and a trustee of the Children’s Mu- Holmes FUneral ^ ^ - ley School held Its monthly came out of Mile H311 Rd. and A lava lava is a Polynesian tl>® hours he was separated Bleep on or near a cache of food NEW DELHI — Indiqn Arms teUl, former star New York G la « player and coach from In southern Mexico. World cotton conaumptloiv in­ nephews, Lot^ Genovesl Jr. of Hartford Business College. She seum of Hartford. She was also Home, 400 Main St., to pay re- meeting Wednesday, Nov. 19. collided with one driven by Jan­ from Conrad and Bean. and aviraken periodically to en- will soon supply cowboy boots Stamtoril. This year’s donations will go toward eradicating As a succeoaful stage, screen creased only about 10 per cent SAFE PARKING O N PREMISES ElUngto# State Rep. Donald 8. returned In 1940 to Manchester a panelist on the televlalon pro- spects to the late Aldo Pagani, Albert CSienard’B Webeio Den et Netto of Stafford Springs, between I960 and 1968 — from The astronauts spent much of "At the end of the day I could 2 conducted the open flag cere­ Both cars had to be towed. Joy a snack. to the United States; toe State TB from the Mate, educating people ahoik emphysema and and televteion actor, says Alma- Genovesl of Manchester, and when she retired as a secretary gram "What In' The World” ® member of the poet. Other lung diseases, warning against cigarette smokiiM, and 10.4 million tons 11.4 million. •ESTABLISHED I874« the morning "polishing the hardly get to bed fast enough,” mony and spoke on, "What Is a Deborah Netto » apassenger The bear, raccqon, wood­ Trading C3orp. reports. Machin­ lan, " I had everything—a large Pauldo Genovesl of Buenos at the Am®ti®®ii Paper Writ- which appears on WnC-TV, ---- chuck, and others gorge them­ ery has been Imported from supporting efforts to control air poNutlon. The campaign will But cotton consumption is at the Aires; and a niece, Mias Marla ing Co. both In the New York Channel S. Gary Louis Heard, son of Mrs brass” aboard Yankee Clipper, he aald. Good ClUzen?’’ in the Netto car, and Fta^lis house and pool, four carii, an ex- selves before holing up for the America continue through December. CVignxdl Photo.) highest level in hlstoty, Genovesl of Buenos Aires. a ty and Holyoke, Mass., of- Mrs. Gwinn formerly was a Louis F. Heard of 281 Henry ^ ™imer w h Karl Hahn, cubmaster. com­ Amoff, a passenger in the The funeral will he\ Wednes- flees. She moved to Durham staff writer with the Reader’s St., la one of 24 studenU at dying up the cabin for the re-en- oalmer thflr I thou^ we d be, mended the cubs and thanked Payne car, ■were both treated to everyone involved to last day at 8:18 a.m. from the three years ago. She was a Digest. Her first husband was Upeala College, .^Eut Orange, end landing. Conrad reported. " I think A1 at Rockville General Ho^dtal. month’s paper drive. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 member of St. 'Mary’s Bplsco- Alan Devoe, writer and N.J., to be included in the lOTO ^ As the 10-day mllUon-mlle and I were a little Wt nervous Both cars had to be towed from Main St with a solemn high pal Church. ‘ • naturalist, who died In 1966. Mr. edition of ’’Who’s Who Among neared an end C ^ d , during ^toat Mcent from the The theme of the month was the scene. Payne is scheduled to Mam HI., wun a sgiemn mgn ■ . ______Gordon and Bean .held the moon. After all we had only one American Folklore, and skits Mass of requiem at St. James’ Survivors Include a nephew, Owlnn^ first ^ to, M i^ Joyce gtudenU In American Unlversl. conference engine •' appear in Rockville Circuit Church at 9 Burial will be In Robert O. Johnston of Vernon, Clark Gwinn, died in 1967. ties and OoUegee." He la a sen- « * ^ ® ’ about Paul Bunion, Johimy court 12 Dec. 16. S^. v L r L ^ F S Jf n t c e m . and a niece, Mrs. Joseph Ur- ..I" «toditlon_ to her Jmsband. ,or burin.ss major, is president ® Ajipleseed and other American Other area police activity: cast Sunday night. folkslore characters were put banetti of Newton, Mass. Mrs. Mary Berry Gwinn tine tmtll Dec. 11 as a precau- OOVENTBY etery. on. Friends may call at the fu­ Priroto hili7rkV‘'se^rices wiU survlve^bV a s ls to rjk ^ Kato^ meJ!lta?‘2 *T h eto"S ^ U ^ F ra * b v ^ ^ m ^ r e ^ X ’’ U thTr **^ "7 James E. Leland, 23, of Ross ! held tomorrow at Watkins- 1®®" Berry of BronxvlHe, N.Y.; . .. by newsmen, they reported It they brought alien germs back Webelos had worked on good Ave., Coventry, was diayged neral home tomorrow from 2 be ! held and three ste^hildren, Michael ___ took great skill to land on the from the moon. The Apollo 11 citizenship during the month Saturday with failure to ^ obey to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m'. West Funeral and Webeio Den 2 had a die- Center St. The Rev. Russell AI P. Gwinn of Washington, D.C., .... m t i rocks are hard to Identify pilots contracted no bugs, but a state traffic control signal and play n,.n..r. kunas, John Flurkey, Robert man bases. will be moved to the isolation of Sperber Andersen. 63, o Crys bo in East Cemetery. the municipal ielecUons, will re- made with Mrs. Dbnald May- jbe landing in warm Polyne' Hesselbach, Chris Young, Mi­ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- Office is OPEN tal Isike, wife of Eric Ander There will be no calling nard of 82 Dover Rd., Mrs. ai,[,;'.a;^tMs'%Hm^8’7 ' Wash., citing information ^ven son, died this morning at Rook- hours, !»<■ fjkffiiiAr niAntinff ached* iw., mlim. g|an waters climaxes a lunar • mu i j « chael Norris and David House. Cholose one of fhese gifts when you open a sume Its regular meeting schto _ expedition wWch should vastly ^ ® ® T him by the Central Intelligence ville General HoopVtal.' The .... — — o It ^ _ .. . — ^ veyor pieces were to be flown to Third prizes, green ribbons, ue The family suggeaU that ule on Doc. 2. It conducts its Robinson of 48 enrich man’s knowledge of the ''"y” '’ “ “ ® “ went to Charlie Caruolo, Edward Agency and Department of De­ wishing to do BO make regular meetings on the ' first j.„,ter St., or Mrs. John Vince, moon and perlmps h l V ^ earth Tuesday for quarantine fense, made the assertion in NEW Savings Accounts of $2S or m6re 23, 1906 in Mam-hemtor, daugh- memorial contributions to the Tuesday of ea«5i month. __ and initial examination. ‘Kaminsky, John McNary, 227 McKee St. The event will be and universe. Thomas Prignano, Paul Mis- closed-door Senate debate last ‘ *’® Nasaronc or the only one item is listed on held Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the ■6 omlng'” home with Yankee . Altogether, 16 persona-doc- kunas, Wally PettengiH Jr., July. at our Hartford Road Office to E l u S ^ for Tl^l Newington Crippled Children’s the Dec. 2 agenda for a publh: clubhouse. CTlpper are 80 to 90 pounds.of ‘°™’ Dwight Hahn, Clark Taylor, The transcript of the debate, lived In Ellington for the post Hospital.HoanlUil hearing. It is for a $7,121 wash- gathered by Conrad stewards—will be quaran- heavily censored by the C3A and Come in and Register! You May be a 30 yearn. She was a member Timothy Harley and Daniel Wll- out appropriation to the Board Daughters of Uberty, No. 17 and Bean, film recording nearly “*tK>naute. They the Pentagon, was published in and active at the Community on. ------^ ------. m lUUUUIRUUlI, ww mitossi the Congressional Record Satur- Methodist Church of Crystitl Mr7‘ PaMl7cT B ’ S h e r^ ^ o f ‘® »® 11"“"®®“ ^y and No. 126, triU ■Ponsw a eight h o ^ of moonwalk, and The next pack meeting wlH " an.... equal state _grant, under Christmas , party — ^ —for ------children parts „ _of______Surveyor_. 3. families and space. officials day. be held on Dec. 17 at which Survivors, besides her hus- — V.” ’ ’..*""— ’, _ Public Act 86, affecting dis- and ' grandchlldi’en under 12 They also demonstrated on “ thick glaas wall, . Jackson’s information, if true, band,. Include 4 sons, Lawrence M®*- •I®*'" Hollk of Manchester, advantaged children. years old of mem|>ers and of man’s second visit, to the'moon time the cubs will go caroling supports the clalf by Secretary MILLIONAIRE FOR A DAY! Anderson of Tolland, Donald ‘*’®‘*^ yesterday at the Rhode Is- ,hm is for a reading and Washington LOL members on that astronauts can land at a at neigitoorhood convalescent of Defense Melvin B. Laird that Anderson and Norman Andor- Hospital, Providence. arithmetic remedial program at Saturday, Dec. 20, at 1 p.m. at precise point on the surface, Audubon 'First Edition homes. * the Soviets are developing the Den 4: Carl KJellaon, denner; capability to knock out U.S. of­ son, both of Ellington, and Ken- Survivors also Include two CathoHc High School, As- Orange Hall. The names all valuable knowledge for future Draws Record Bid WIN 5% a ywor inlwrtst on a MILLION DOLLARS for ONE DAY neth Sperber of Rockville; 2 ®11'®>' daughters, two sisters, gumption junior High School, children planning to attend the, Apollo crews who will fly into Thomaa FMgano, assistant den- fensive missile bases to prevent daughters, Mrs, Edward Plnard grandbhtldren, and several Bridget School and St. event should be given before mountains and ciatera. LONDON (AP) — Chicago ner- , retaliation for a surprise nu­ of Ellington and Mra. Joseph nieces and nephews. James: School State grants Dec. *^1 to Mre. Samuel Fawcett, Oonrad told the televised nents dealer Kenneth Nebensahl today Den 6 : Paul Miakunas, den­ clear attack. You need net be o depositor! Drcneing Fri., D ec 12-^7 p.m. I*olmrski of Ro>menil servircs will be held neral home tomorrow from 2 to r/ ir Fim prffpflC V M\00ITI rO S tS '"y profession. And U The four maselve folios Ne- denner. bater, disclosed that Soviet pro­ ALL S.B.M. Sovings Accounts EARN Wednesday, iit a lime to be an- 4 7 9 _ I U r A a w s f i - m took everything I had to get that benxahl bught contain, to addi- Den 7: Allen Rlngstone, den­ duction^ of SS9 missiles—the a# ‘ noimeed, at the Liuld Funenil ___ ^ j ■' t. . dm down to one piecie. I thtnK''tion to the usual 436 hand-col- ner; Todd Manchuk, asatstant ones supposedly aimed at U.S. Home, to Ellington Ave., Roi-k- g, r»——i, —Dr. ------Robert K. Butterfield and , <1... some'thlnp to work out oktd plates.' 13 "second state’’ denner. Minuteman sites—bad gone up VlUe, Burial will b.> to North Memorial services for Mrs Dr. John Prignano have decld- ^ "R u b en Ftalkoff ’ plates showing a later treat Den 8; Michael Wilaon, Ad­ while the AB Mquestion was be­ fore the Seriate.* Cemete.7. Tolland. ,d to leave their many year. San, m^ „ co .The reply was In response to a ment of some of toe btitk. rien Baracoo, Chris Young, Compounded DAILY Friends limy call « l Uie fu- S?*'*Omark of Seminole. - w - ---- , — . ^r. ,«c.a.-o ...u *... ----- question on whether geologists The seller was not announced. Clark Ihylor, Bobcat ptna; The figure he quoted in the neml home tomorrow from 2 ° ^ ®‘ P^val® Pr“ ®‘l®®i I" Vageil. should go to the moon The aiKitlori hot^TTSS^ toe Jean Pierre Baracoo, Bobcat rare closed session was deleted to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. ' tsr to take up posts as staff Dr. Butterfield graduated " I think that the idea la to get previous record was $161,000 pin and denner. Y from the transcript by Pentagon The family stiggeot.'i that tho.se W 'll^ held Saturday at 2 p.m. . at the emergency 'r®™ American Inteniatlonti the transportation system paid in New York to 1947 for the Webeio Den 1: Timothy Har^ censors. - - wishing to do so make memor- ‘ “ ® chapel of the First _ Manchester Memorial Springfield, Maas, and worked out and then take the Bay Psalm Book, ley, Michael Norris,'Robert EH- Paid MONTHLY . ' Y j AUTO TROUni L M ^ ial contribullona io the Cent- Church of Christ Congrega- Manchester Memon received his medical degree Manno, Alan Kaminsky, Ttiom- More Traffic Li^ita .munlly Mothodtst Church, Crys- tional, 12 8. Main St., West Hospital begthnlng Jan. 1. from Tufts Medical School. He wMFLASHIR ^ as Warnick antT'Hark Mella, LIHUE, KAUAI, Hawaii (AP) ta] Lake, Memorial Fund. Hartford. ' Dr. Prignano began his prac- .uerned at St. Francis Hosplt- Senators Ask Restoration two-year pins. - I The Island of Kauai, which complete with i Mrs. Omark lived in Man- tlce of general medicine in 1M6. al in Hartford, and did a sur- Webeio Den 2: Philip Valen­ has only one traffic signal, may DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL* batteries. James M, Cowles ehester before going to Florida in July of 1967, he left Ws glcal residency a» t»'" v.iter«>es tine, David House, Michael soon have ihore; James Michael COwIcs, 2- 10 years ago. practice lo associate with Dr. Administration Hospital to Of Cape Canaveral’s Name Rlngstone. Steven Oolbert^ good The County Council has rec­ ' I ‘ ‘ * ■ ■ K . ^ . year-old son of Russell W. and 1 •*, • ------Howard Baldwin to the practice j Newington. ciUzenMiip; Daniel Wllscai, ommended a study to determine ' -i ■ \ \ ■ . ‘ ■ Gail Provost Cowles of Stafford of Barlatrics—the treatment of Dr. Prignano and hla family By OOROON BROWN posal was designed to restore good citizenship, athlete, whether traffic signals are war­ 1 Springs, formerly of Manches­ Would Curb Boaters the overweight. have lived in Manchester sines Associated Press Writer the cape’s historic name, which sportaman. scientist; Russell ranted at five Intersection in Ont lift psr accMirt . Cowvnifwt HARTFORD ROAD Bonking Hours ter, died this morning at Yale- IXILUMBya. Ohio (AP) — An Dr. Butt.'rfleld, also a gener-_ 1943. He U a graduate of Man­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Fkxi- showed on maps as far teck as Wilson, good citizenship, ath­ Lihue, the county seat. New Haven Hospital. antl-pollutlon measure aimed at at prnetlUoner, ot>ened his office hattan College, and he received da’e two senators, noting that 1530. lete. The council’s public works IIS He was born Aug. 3. 1987 to Ohio’s boaters Is exj^cted to l>e in July 1962. medical degree from space shots are no longer made “This may well be the oldest Also during the meeting was committee reported "considera­ MONDAY Rmi THURSDAY Manchester.. introduced before the legtala- Between thesn, the two doc- Qeorgtown University Medical from Cape Kennedy, eatd tday ceographlc point in the United the Judging of the best three ble, traffic and congeeUon’’ dur­ Sunrivore, beeldes his parents, ture next year by Rep, George have been practicing med- School. He Interned at St. the name of the historic spot States, t^rtalnly on the Etast bird feeders made at home by ing morning and afternoon rush I 9 cun. td 3 pjn. Include hla maternal grandpar- W. Volflovich of Cleveland. (plug ■„ for 40 years. ’ J®*®*’® Hospital, .Long Island should be changed back to Cape 0>ast>" Gurney said. "It was membere of each dM. Mrs,. hours at the intersections. enu, Mr. and Mrj^ Edward Volnovlch said his blU 'a dl- q^eac loteet resignations '“ y* N-Y. Canaveral. recorded before the names of Doris Tlmiirell. Ken Harley and "T h e lone traffic light on the is­ . I lE>rovoet of Manchester; his ma- reeled to owners of watercraft . to four doctors A member of toe hospital ad- Democratic Sen. Speaeard L. Cape Qod and Jamestown.’ John McNary, Judging prima­ land Is operated by a sugar FRIDAY 9 c u n .^ 3 pjn.— 5 pjn. to 8 pan. 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 •\ ■ tamal great-grandmother, Mrs. which carry sinks, toilets and ^^,h„ have left their orivale nrac- mlnlstrative staff also retigned Holland and RepublicanSen. He said he doesn’t believe rily on the basis of neatness of plantation bn a cane haul rood. ' *se Isac as 66 i Emery Provost of Suet Hamp- sanitary systems which dump 1. . . ,i JuT... recently. Ronald V. Schmals, Edward J- Gurney made their that the late President Kennedy workmanship, made the follow­ ton. Maas : hi. paternal grand- directly toto_Lnke Erie. _ the hospital director of per- pie, as the latest moon-walking "with hU appreclatkm tor ing awards: parenu, Mr. and Mrs. ..Russell Under the bill, a sink, toilet or posu'oa®. ana an lour Mve oeen ,J,tgned pHday. He astronauts—who took off from American heritage^ would want First prise, a blue ribbon and Writer Dies W, Cowles Sr. of Manchester-r wnllnry systam 'would have"P™cn««'®''« ®r ^111 take up a post at a New Merritt Island near Qipe Ken- any action which would deprive Hallmark creative gift kit to his paternal great,grandfathqr: to be removed or sealed or toternists.. . „ Ybrk City hospital, the hospital nedy In Florida-headed lor a us of such an historic name." LONIXJN (AP) - D 3 . WjaO- Richard OimoUo, David Mantz, ham Lewis, biographer and hu­ George A. Cowles of Manches- made to drain Into a tank which Dr.'Willlanr D; Stroud, a Man- , r.piasbdown to the Pacific Gurney said newspaper poila Steven Plante, Edward Platok, ter; and a brother, Russell E.. carried or pumped Chester physician ,for 17 years, Schmals caipe to ManchsStor cicean. iq Florida show that .92.8 per morist. died Friday at his home David Tlmbrell, William Prat- In Spain, friends reported today. Ctowles. at home. ashore for dlspositl. 1 resigned his practice to August, Memorial in (^tober 1967. Hos- In testimony prepared for the cent of the residents of that tarali. Mark Adams, Miebael He wma 78. Private funeral services will ' —_' ------I® t>®come a staff doctor at pn,j authorities are looking for Senate Interior Committee, the state favor the redeslgnatlon. ank of anchester Wilson, Robert .DilManna and -Wyndham Lewia for more SAVINGS B A M **® .!'.®.*4 "I toe convenience of M ilk a C-ailcrr B u ffe r ? Smith College to Northampton, a replacement, and they aald two aald their reaoluUon to rede- Th* name change from Cape Ruoaell WUaon. ' than 40 years combtaed scbolae' Msmber f D rC . ■ f I ■ Ihe family at Holmes Funeral „ " * **!*“ : .*"^ ®<*4y, Schmals hss agreed $q return slgn^ite (^pe Kennedy as (3ape Canaveral to Cape Kennedy ship and wit In oohunns for the Home, 400 Mato St. Burial \wlll TOKYOr— Dr. Takeshi Hlra- itiil his 12-year-^d private to.the hoepital for a stibri time Ca'naveral would in no way dto- came sb(>rUy iher Prealdent 4 / Dally Eixpreas. the Dally Mall, I 1 .J V V .. be to East Cemetery. yama of Japan's National Can-‘ practice on Nov.. 3 to take a when hto replacement sUrta, to turb the name of the space facU- Kennedy’s aasaastnaUoa in 1963. Power Users the News Chronicle qiwi other i.4e Sanra Tea ‘Ji * Thera will bq iw calling ®®1 Research Institute claims position with the 'Connecticut famlUarhe him with his imw ity on Merritt Island, known as Gurney asdd there had been LCmSVOfjE. K j. — 'Aboift London newspepera. hours. that milk n>oy provide aL.buf- Mutual Life Insurance C^. Job. r — , John F. Kennedy Space. Center, no hesudngs on the proposal, and 1.4 tndhon new customeni were He was the author of Uvsiy M-' ------fer against stonuich cancer. He Add Ijwo Doctors 2-24 Im —------Earlier ' space shoU were no meetiiv ot the bUerlor De- served by the U.S-. eleefth. util- ographlee at nnsunli Mottace. IMNCHiSTCR a M ST HARTFORD • SOUTlrt WINDSOR # lOLTON NOTCH Everett C. OMssler reports that Japanese milk Both Dr. Butterfield and Dr. About 20 per cent of toe stand- *““ <1* f™™ P « ls at the Ope, pariment’S board df geographic tty Indasby In 1666. brIngiBc the Bonserd, Cervantes, \ Everett C. Gelssler, 80, of drinkers ‘develop 38 per cent Prignano will assume positions Ing, Umber resources In the but the current moon shots are names to ari In it.total And, to he66.6 add- mSUon. More than . I and others. His last book. 'T h e , \ ■ Mala OIBee. PeHtade end leHoe Natch Opift Set. f AA4. ta Noon \ Wakefleld, R.I., a 1936 * grad- fewer gastric malignancies than at the hospital' em ergWy United States Is locaM In Ors- launched from Merritt Island. « World of Goya," appeared last' uate of Rockville High School, persona whb don't drink milk. room. This wUL bring the total gon. f The senators said |helr pro- protests from Florida. '1 y®**-. I . ■ \ ' * - ■ ■■■ . J--... . ■ ' ■ ' • ■ , ■ . ,

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MANCHESTER EVEHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY,^ NOVEMBER 24, 1969 PAGE TEK MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANOTESTEE, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBJEB 24, 1969 RAGE ELEVEN Training Sqho. ciUsoM. Pariah Center. IHOgram at the Untveralty oif Six Warrantee Deeds .A Christmas party, wU.. be Christmas gifts (or the pa­ There will lie no religious In- (fonnecticut featuring the Rev. OLYMPIA NlRTAfLE 1889 Style Take a closer look a ta \ given the women of Merritt tients at both Mansfield ' and stroctiaa clsssss at St. liikt- John Ri'vers, a liturgical foft | Hall on Dec. 17, 'with all area S t Anthony’s are being collect-, th0W*s for the next two week­ elnger. RitTCD BY CONSUMHI SALB Bjr ANDT LANQ Filed with Town Clerk churches contributing food and' ed in the pariah and may be ends. BoBetln Board Michaels Treasure Chest gtfta toward the party. Mmithly ^ Newsfeatorea ^ . .six warrantee deeda (or pn>i>- deposited in tte Parish O nter. F'arenta of children in the sec­ The Board of Selectm^ wiU I IMY ONE AT OUR NEW LOCATION by five women of the parish to birthday parties are given these The -guild wUl hold *lts an­ ond grade preparing (or ' First meet tomorrow night at 7:80 in | ’ Of 60 house plans' In a book by Diamond and see what erty tranafera were recorded be given to< girls of needy fam­ patients on the second Wednes­ nual (Sirlstmas v**” *-- -on Oomtnunion wiU meet in', the the Town Hall. ai«hiteOt Loida H. Oibson, the during the paat week with the ilies fer Christmas. day afternoon of every monUi. Dec. 6 (rom-lO a.m. until 0 p.m.' Pariah O nter tonight at 8. YALE TYPEWRITER , five' homes designated hs the true quality is town clerk, five of aditch in­ The Guild sponsored a Hallo­ Monthly visits are also made and 'Win feature a 'visit from The OYO has changed the Bvenhig- HeiaM 1 < most popular cost from. $1,600 to volved newly conatructed ween Party tor women patients t6 St. Anthony’s Nursing Hcinte Santa CUus., date of its December meeting TonJutd cerwepondeat Bette 20 BWCH ST. — TEL. at Merritt Hall, Mansfield In Rockville, when baked $1,000 each to build. houaea. V A potluck supper tor all the to the 2nd. when all high school Quatrale. «el. ns-tSW. . Don’t- get .excited, llie book Oeeda recorded were ToUand was published in New York City - mUa,' Inc., to James D. and in 1886. Filled with precious in­ formation on bouslM In the lat­ Jean V. Ck>looott of Manchester, ter part of the 19th ceptury, it pnqperty off New Rd.; Arthur was spotted by this writer in the OotUer to Monroe Moses, Inc., libnity of architect Herman H. property In Wayne Minor, and York. It took only a glance to Werner J. KunsU Jr. to William iletermine that it was rich in G. and Maty F. Md«od of lasbinating deitails about the de­ Quincy, Maas., property on R t sign and construction of homes 80 years ago. -j * W- . ‘ In a section on inside plumb- '' DOWNTOWN MANCHEISTBSR 968 MAIN ST. Alab, lipm an Realty, Inc. to Floyd I j . Smith' of StoUg^iton, ^ ing, Gibson called attention to S1 0 RES OF FASHlOi**’'" ’'" ^ the widespread belief at that Mass., 'property on Bug^ HiU time that plumbing apparatus Rd; Tolland HiUs, Inc. to Steve Endangered the health of the oc­ J. and Lena L. Bafalah of De- ' kald, Ga., propeity off New Rd; cupants of a house. He argued / ■ '■ ? that such was hot the case, al­ and Francis M. and Martha A. though admitting there were ex- 'Strohaahl to Bobble J. and Jan- • Oeptions caused by careless or. •ice B. Drury, property on Oye- all p&L stores o ^ n till 9:30 every night till Chrismas except New Britain, open only Friday till 9 this week •, ■. incompetent workmen* So in­ ;tal Lake Rd. tense was this fS e (^ of distrust : Oob Paqk U that, as the authbi^expiained, ’ Cub Scout Pack 16 wlU meet “It is frequently said by those -Tuesday night at 7:80 in 8t. duster $13.99 who have plumbing - fixtures in ‘Matthew’s Parish (Tenter. The Raf. 928.00 ^ their houses that they qse them tteme of the meeting wlU be as little as possible because r<”folk lore,” and awards wiU be they iare afraid of them." ^presented. , There was almost a complete ^D^li wvE SToees of wish tot* > The pack is composed of nine gown $7.99 '' ^nence of center hall entraMes He^ll Stick to His Guns ,;dens and four Webolos dens in in the floor plans those days; at R tf. 91200 least, thqre was In the designs < which sSiout 70 boys attend A1 Coe, 72, left, has been collecting junk and plastering it over a 350 to 500 cars, 20,000 board feet of lumber and two tons of re­ weekly meetings. Exciuiaito nylon tricot enaem- * in this particular publication. hillside in the tiny community of Keysviile, Calif., near Lake Isa­ inforcing steel — have got to go. The bureau says his junk is This made movement from the * A ciAmastejr is needed to con­ ble by a vary famoua maker. front door to a particular room bella in the High Sierras, for/33 years. Now the Federal Bureau illegally occupying an abandoned mining claim. A1 has hired an Pre-Christmas duct mpnthy pack meetings and Goud Uf ht quilted duater with —the kitchen, for instance— of Land Management says A1 and his treasures — which include attorney to fight the bureau. (AP Photofax). fto present achievemant awards 'to the cub scouts completing re- matchinf ahift or long gown. quite awkward in some cases. Dreamy ahadea of pearl, gray, On the other hand, the plans in , .quirementa- Uie Oibson book provided for free-flowing movement of traf- ing room as a synonym for per- century, it can be assiuned that ditions today. When he wrote, he caUled ‘the natural develop- SALE Also being sought are a ' com-- asalia or green. 10 to 18. separate entrances to the kitch­ flc despite the lack of center lor—that is, the formal area as the living room was very much '‘Many-houseshouses a n inot built w th ment of American arohltec- > mittee chairman and a secre­ ens, which were always at the halls. distinguished from the informal the same as the present-day a regard to thee nquirementsnc of tu n ,” he said; tary. Those Interested in serv- rear of the house . And there Many houses had‘both parlors family room. But when a house family room. housekeeping,” he was stating ‘"Ilie march Of progress will jlng in the positions may oon- was considerable Ingenuity in and living rooms. Today, we are had both a parlor and a living Gibson said many things that What women have always been be through the kitchens, pan: . tact Roger GMUc or Jdtm some instances In providing a Inclined to regard the term llv- room; as' many did in the 19th would still apply to housing con­ proclaiming. In dlscuiMlng what tries and dining rooms.” ‘ Trainor. Writer For HeaHh denier < Ivan Robinson of Mt. Spring *Rd. has been appointed health- ' science writer for the UMversi- > ty of Gonnecticut Health Center A Plea From Your Letter Carrier teCfecUve Dec. 1, acoordlqg to 'an announcement by UConn Misses’ & 'president Homer Balbbidge Jr. Formerly associated with the Women’s ’ Hartford Times, Robinson has .served as editor of its Sunday ‘ “Accent” magasine since its in- ’ ceptlim in 1988. He formerly 'served as bureau chief in Nor- 'wlch and Rockville and as a SAVE OUR BOOT >oity desk writer. - During the two years he , covered the science and medi- PoUce reported that Peterson, 8 Postal reform is badly needed. The surest path to postal reform is through good postal pay. ice Americans want and deserve. Congress has passed a bill. That bill is ^ his wife and eight-month-old It cannot be achieved by turning the postal service over to a corporation that will simply a. Black or brown vinyl, aidte lipped, child were not. injured in the Beautiful aavinga on this very apeeial group HR 13000 and is now before President Nixon for approval. of beautiful wo^ sweatera by a famous Phila­ put a new name on old practices. Postal reform is up to Congress. The Postal Service, how­ »g. 916 ...... IIM . . acoideot. Landry was arrested ever, should remain in the hands of the people through their elected representatives and not ’ at his home and ordered to »p- delphia maker. Clasak pullover and cardigans Here’s what HR 13000 would do: . . . ako cablaa. All wanted eohira, 94 to 40. in the hands of a profit-motivated Board of Directors. ' , «T pear in Circuit Oourt 18, Vei^ b. Bronse leather, *reg. 918 ...... 1 4 .M . non. Dee. 6. • Provide step increases equivalent to a 5.4% pay increase. St. Matthew’s CMM c. leather, aide i^ ^ reg. 917 ... if f f In a progress report, Bt. • Establish a Federal Wage Commission to determine future postal . Matthew's Women’s Guild notes NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF and federal pay scales. / that dolls provided by the Ssl- famtms make skirts ' vation Army have been dressed men’s dress shirt event LETTER CARRIERS • As of July 1970, provide for top pay scales after eight years of .service instead of 25, thus increasing the incentive for postal workers 4 - 8 9 . r .90 Speciid Group of rag. to 919 to stay in the postal service. UMETt moi rtf. to 7JM 8 ' ' _ FARKAM t N.A.LC. BRANCH 1077 Misses’ & Women’s Permanent press Icnf sleeved dress shirts Fine wool skirts In A4lnea, shaath, gored, Here’s what you can do: * OfBN MANCHESTER. CONN. by a very famous maker. Dacron polyester Jumpers! Skirts! 2-pc.-vests and akirta! Separate vesU! Lush cotton pkated or saah styise. A variety of cqioringa 1 Please sign the coupon at the left and mail it To President Nixon. c AJyL to 10 PJH and cotton in white,.colors and stripes. Save! •uedM that are machine waahable, make dellghCful gifts. Blush or ui tweeds, solids and plaids. 8 to 18. Save! 14^ to 17Vi. 92 to 85 sleeves. Turqu(4ae. That way you will help us and other organizations of postal work-, / DRESS SHOES ■ President Richard M. Nixon ^ V ' I • q . - , ■ 1 / (DAL. ^1' (DAL, MSB’s a (0AL. r« Wsria. sB sisros). _ The White House " i i ' ' '! • , ers who are now fighting to better their condition of life./ We want to ■ Washington, D.C. 20500 ' receive from oiir government employer the same treatment accorded, 9 » o t o 1 4 ^ as a matter of course, workers in the private sector. We want to be paid NYLON^^SLEEPWEAR INFANTS' COVERALLS I BOYS' RNIT SHIRTS J Dear Mr. President: ^ . GIRLS' SK IR^ NYLON TRICOT SHIRTS B Please sign HR 13000 and help save our postal service. as well as workers in similar jobs in private industry. Z' -.^- reg; 9tl to fit jf . : .S/ PANTIES ’ The siijrtple fact is that postal reform begins with good postal pay. The aeaeott’e beet atylea and eokre in dieaa ■hfree ■ 3.99 to 5.99 L99 2.59 ■ Name. . ^ i. 1/2 D f f 2.99 redaeed froai oar ragoiar atoekl reg. 93 85c reg. S.69 aad 94 President Nixon can tkke that first large step toward postal reform BANTLY OIL II B Address c . * i' *••• s by signing HR 13000. j- One jiiece cotton terry cov-, rag. 91 — Bonded Wool skirts in'soUds . Pitted gowns or baby ddlb eralls in assorted, prints and' Famous make knit fhirta Long aioorod oxford ahirta, I or plaide male welcome in soft, washable nylon tri­ Stock up and save for, your­ with mock or turtle neck. permanenpermanent praaaed. Aaaort- BCity- ■ State ZIP Postal wages are not inflationary. cot. A wide sdection of solid colors. Gripj^r or zip­ f“$ . ■ OML. gifto. 7 to 14. , per closings. self, for gifts. White and Soft acrilan knit... assort­ i. ad colors. mae 7 to 14. . styles and colors. colora, sizM 6 to 8. ed colors. 10 to 20. Postal^orkers are the victims of inflation. ■P

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PAOti TV^LVE i MAl^CHESTER EVENING Hi»ALD, .HANGHESTEB, ...... 15.60 right house, and toe ctodlUon is trays and small appliances. Three Months ...... 7.80 which once original In mutual conces­ and one that looks patchy. One Month ...... l«o __ "I get Uvld when I see how about‘the size planned, toe pic­ They like stove, sink and re­ sions. ■ ture can be copied for ideas. frigerator In proximity to each ■uiBiniiiitt o r ' .-V. ' 4o-it-youraelfera ruin toe lines THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The addition should accommo­ other. They like self-cleaning The AMOctated Praia la exchialvely entitled of a lovely bouse. It ia like an to the m e of republicatton of all news dla- attractive person who tolm tes date Its proposed function. Is it ovens, dish washers and a freez­ patches credited to It or not othenrlie credH- a aUn Memlah, or a home-made to sleep one or more people? Is er compartment In refrigerators ed In thla paper and alao the local news pub- Some Day, A Real Beauty even If they own a large freezer. Ilahed here. dress that Is carelessly thrown it to be a dining area? An extra All riahUhta of„ republlcAtlon______of special Jla- Just as the truth about which has al- ’ together. It coiild be different. If- bath? Bach of these rooms re­ One big mistake made by do- oatches Iterebi are alao reierved quires a-certain basic amount of It-yourselfers Is ^forgetting to ways been the stronger sex has emerg­ ■Ti . they’d Just' gtve it some Hie Herald Printing Conmany Inc., aa- ■ thought,” he says, ' ^ space for furniture and fixtures. take Into conslderotkm the aomea no financial leaponalblllty for typo- ed in the matriarchal aociettes o( the graphical errors appearing In advertlaementa What kecreta in house- remod­ The do-it-yourselfer should height of toe woman in the Aching back? and other reading matter In The Manchester ' twentieth century; so, now, there begins eling set toe architect’^- look draw toe dimensions of furnish­ kitchen. Cupboards may be put Evening Herald. up so high that a little woman some male honesty with regard to what apart from toe do-it-yourselfCr’B ings to scale, ao that he can see Subscriber to Los Angelea Tlmea-Waahlng. look? \h o w they will fit Into the room. can’t reach them. Not with too Post News Service. have traditionally been labeled fop­ Libraries usually have books Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc Lots of them, says this archi­ Axstraight chair is figured at > Publlahers Representatives — The Jullua peries. tect, who prefers anonymity. aboilt, 18 Inches, but a Windsor and catalogues that illustrate Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ the proper placement of utilities cago. Detroit and Boston. Understandably enough, ths male who The principal secret Is detail. chair ^>toy run to 26 inches, a Holman-Baker! F or - example, many do-it- wing chmr^to 32 Inches. Many and architectural catalogues MEMBER AUDIT BUREAD VT CTRCtlL*. Is beginning to weaken toward what once used by architects in assessing nONB yourselfers put a room on people plan kmall dining rooms was called dandyism hss to find hlmaslf toe bouse without considering without toe spqce necessary new building materials. Holman Baker’s Musco Confirming Firm and Display advertlatng ciosuig hours This architect says that If he Verto" Ultra Firm Bedding was originiUl.v d^ ■ For Mondv — 1 p m. Friday masculine-style rationalisations. Of ^ whether It ts compatible with around the table to^-^ush dining For__' Tuesday — 1 p.m. SaturdaySaturdi toe existing architecture. They chairs back. A dining table may ever builds another house for signed from recommendations of- orthopedic For Wednesday — \ p.m. Monday the new kinds of cosmetics msn sre hla wife, he will have her sign a For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday cannot visualize toe finiahed be five dr more feet lun^,- but It surgeons for those with back disorders. But For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. now .^beginning to buy, the face bronser im room. m ay extend to eight or livjre release before buUding begins. now, man.v with normal, healthy liacks are For Saturday — 1 'Pim. Thursday. Women often say “that sounds Oasslfled deadllna — 6 p.m. 6».y belart is the easiest to *bU because, when he Amateurs, he says, can edu­ feet for special occastona. Six also enjoying the extra finnnesa of Holman pubUcatlon, 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday cate themselves on this point. chairs or more may be required rest" and then later say they and Monday publlcatkm. keeps a tan all y«ar round, even the iidn’t uitderstand what you Baker B iding, So, if you’re suffering from One way is to photograph the In toe room. If there Is a china morning back-ache due to worn, improper Monday, November 24 lowliest typewriter. pounder gives (U esotorior of the house ftom every cabinet. It should be figured at really-meant.” he says. For ex­ ■jf'i -•«?? 'I,'. tW -’- ample.'Htey want many doors biding, visit the Watkins Slumber Shop to­ least hlifiself the Uluston of being a angle while the trees are denud­ another 4 feet. You need room ,s.Ti\ ed and everything ia pretty to open toe door, and room to and windoiirii, but they complain day and try Holman Baker Bedding for your­ when they <^nnnot properly A Move At Paris—Backward great virile outdoorsman. stalk around tbe building. The open drawers of a buffet server, self. $99.50 each. Next,. the male who has flnsUy begun photographs may then be en­ if there is one. Many pe<^e use place a grand pibno or big sofa in toe room. Even while he has been our chief to satisfy the repressed longings of gen­ larged and used as a base oii serving shelves on the wall, and Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Closed Mon. ' negotiator at Paris, HeiOT Cabot Lodge which to sketch toe planned ad^ these may take another foot or erations by letting hslr grow out on his more. Open Thurs., and Fri. Until 9 P.M. has voiced the opinion ihat the war in dUlon. Or, tracing paper can be 89 Peaks Over 14,0Q0 cheeks and gix>w long and bushy around On Tbe Owe WUb Bririsn Oflsrs used to copy toe photograph, Many women cannot compre­ JUNEAU — Of the nartied Vletneun might never become one to be his neck and ears finds It easy to tell CANADA GEESE and then toe contemplated add!' hend floor plans, this architect mountain summits In the United' settled by formal negotiations. Instead, Uon can bo drawn on too paper, points out. Hla own wife cannot States, 89 are over 14,000 feet himself that so much distinguished hair above SM levrt, Eighty per cent he hag had the theory that it might, Three or four sketches should understand rough sketches, needs more than roundhead attention. . { be made and friends and family blue-prints or anything that lan’t of these summltB are In Alaska Read Herald Advertisements some day. Just simmer down and fade And once he is introduced Into the Herald should be consulted. three-dimensional. A photo- and Ootarado. away. ipystery of what a spray can do for the Inside Report There is no reason to. believe that his luster, scent, and genteel pomp of hla Yesterdays conduct In the negotlatlona at Parla by Open Form hair he ia off and spending snd experi­ 25 Year$ Ago ever suffered ^from his own private menting as if he had suddenly come into Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I>. Novak pesaimlam, or Indulged itself in any ad- The MImrto Man Flag files a fulfilment of all his secret kxiglngs. over Highland Park School be­ »SMh A Rapport" „ extend their hand of thanks to CHICAOO —rThe probable eri-“' feel Dlrksen’e seat should go to toe newsp^[>era, jauents, direc­ venturoua search for more optimistic After he goes tor the permanent tan cause at least 90 per cent of To the Editor, dorsement by Mayor Richard J. a downstater rather than C9ii- tors, State, Police auxiliary, and possibilities, either. oagoan Stevenson, however, the toe pupils bought War atampa On brtialf of tbe ICanohester and toe 'good grooming of toe baJr spray, Daley’s regular Democratic Chamber of Commerce Board of Manchester merchants for their Portrait of a Historymaker BO YS’and GIRLS’ Toy Sale Hla conduct in Paris was rigidly cor­ oppooitlon to Stevenson within or bonds. toe new American male is likely to machine of State Treasurer Directors, I wish to con­ generous donations and ai4>- Randy Bennett, two months shy of his 4th birthda/'peers through the window rect and dead-t>an In style. He kept re- the organiaatlon has been large­ port of our Ttb Annual Harvest slow down a bit, before he reaches for ly neutralized. gratulate the ne-wly elected Adlal Stevenson HI for toe 1970 10 Yean Ago Dance held recently. of his hospital room at Colorado Gener il in Denyer. Randy is the longest living 3 Days Only ...Save 10% fo 23% peating the same changeless bromides toe night face cream, toe day time Town Board of Directors. The Senate nomination can be fully Partly responsible for that is Barbers vote to Increase Manchester Chamber has enjoy­ Their generodlty showed great liver transplant patient in the world. The handsome youngster from Mesquite, to the North Vietnamese. He kept powder, basically dishoneat hair dye, kavored only In toe light of Steveneon, who swallowed his haircuts to $1.78. ed an exceptionally cooperative tnterest In the Midget and Pony Texas received his transplant Feb. 9, 1968. Randy returns to the hospital period­ making the same dry, straight-faced in­ mud packs and eye pads. But, If such Stevenson’s clandestine plots pride this autumn and sought Robert Kliig is elected grand and open relationehlp with toe program. Without the help ot ically for medical checkups. (AP Photo fax). against Daley barely throe to ingratiate Mmaelf with or- Town In all areas In the yeare these people, we could never terpretation of the changeleaa bromides ultimate fopperies can be disguised in Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest. months ago. gonlaatlon stalwarts. Stevenson past and looks forward to con­ attain our goal. Therefore, our and the champtonship game. the North Vietnamese kept fepeatlng to packages and labels sufflolsntly mss- i Just how far the soft-spoken paid personal vieits, for In- tinuing such « rapport In tha gratitude goes to each and Hebron All members of toe A, B, and him. cullne, there need be little doubt of the Stevenson was wUling to go in stattce, to two Daley allies long years that lie ahead. every one of the above - sup­ C teaiM received trophies and leading reformm:)i and other dis­ hostile to him—Joe GMrmano, A Thought for Today There Is sbeolutely no indication that, final outcome. The American male Ukee Aa the '"busineaa oommunlty, porters. retiring head coach, Jim TV- sident Democrats against Chicago boss of toe Steel Work­ Sponsored by toe Manchester the governmental repreoenta- We personally would like to at any time, the North Vietnamese did to stand In front of a mirror and ad­ ers’ Union, and Alderman Hearing Due Tomorrow mon, who served five years In Daley’s possesslan of toe party Council of Churches Uvea, qpd the community - a t - thank Mrs. Bradley Parllmon that capacity, was presented a or said anything, in open or private aes- mire himself, and if he oould be was revealed to some of his Thomas Keane—end succeeded large work together, we will be in softening their -views. Keane and Mrs. James Ray, co-dance- gift by tbe team. alon, which Ambassador Lodge and guaranteed regular opporttmlty to do It clospet political supporters late What ia courage to a Chris­ able to make oerta(n that our chalrmen, for their effort In or­ On Liquor Stote Zoning Hlstotfoal Sqolety In August at a dliuier party in told Stevenson he certainly In privacy we might be surprised at tian? Certainly It can exist Town conUnues Hs progress. ganizing tola dance and making The Board of Selectmen ha've Washington ahoidd have seised upon as Stevenson’s Clhloago home. wouldn’t work agolnat his en­ The Plaimlng and Zoning store, in a business zone, for slde-by-slde with tear, with­ OordlaUy, It a success, and all concerned approved a request by the His­ an opening toward some new iqienlng the variety of cosmetics which might After dinner, he told them dorsement and might even work Commlsaion wlU hold a public consumption off toe premtaes. for It. drawal, uncertainty. Does it Phillip Harrison who helped~carry on the many torical Society to clean up and on their own part. tumble out of that shoulder bag, or tote ocntldentUIly that he wanted mean resignation to one’s dif­ Preoldent important functions necessary hearing tomorrow evening at 8 Also, they would not apply to to challenge not only party Purtoermore, much to toe straighten out tbe Old Record bog, he Is now beginning to carry (or ficulties? This Is a strange to make this a profitajile yearly in toe Hebron Elementary toe wholes^e warehousing snd Building. And just as certainly, there is abso­ oommltteemen In the Bubimban cotuternatton of Ms liberal sup­ storage of alcoholic liquors in a wear) as an acceosory convenient tor thing to say today; It doesn’t Successful Dance affair. The society plans to put up lutely no Indication that Ambassador townships of Cook County porters, Stevenson has reverted seem to go with today’s world. School to consider proposed business or industrial zone. (Chicago) In the primary next to toe essentially moderate To too Editor,"* Sincerely, sheWes and go through all Lodge and Washington, at any stage in "his" things. Thera may even come toe Perhaps it Is not so easily de­ The entire Women’s Auxiliary Mrs. JMui McNory, President additions to toe zoning regula­ Finally, toe limltationa would March but wanted to contest position he was talcing prior to records, some of which date the proceedings, open or secret, did or day when he ceases being merely hand­ fined. However, when we meet of the Manchester Midget and Mrs. Norman BJarkman, Vice tions to control the sale of al­ not apply to a hotel, club, or back to the beginning of toe Daley’s picks for thb two toe Chicago C onvei^n riots of someone caught Tn physical or some, and enters upon the estate of be­ 1968,' which impelled him on a Pony Football Association, Inc., President coholic liquors in town. full-size golf oourse provided town and are of significant Us- said anything which constituted any real county offlcss at stake In 1970: mental pain who tries to see a ing beautiful. sheriff and county treasurer. more radlcol path. While attack­ The proposed addiUons deal the Zoning Boend of A p p e ^ torical value. Invitation to or preosure upon Hanoi to ing President Nixon’s Vietnam meaning In suffering and who considers the sale of alcohoUc At present, most of the Indeed, Stevenson revealed he tries to carry hla cross, we mainly with restrictions on tbe alter its own pollolea. had specific choices for toe two policy, Stevenson dtoaseodated distance required between liq­ liquors as an accessory use recorde are stacked on toe himself from toe extremist-led know that Is Christian courage. within,, .toe 600-foot restriction. floor In toe old building. Now, however. Ambassador Lodge and spots — a Poliah-Amerlcan Rev. Thomaa J. Barry uor ouUets. Now They Want Bigger Trucks banker closely associated with demonstration of Nov. 16. Any buildings erected or al­ Under no circumstances will Washington have done aomethlng which Thus, the regular Democratic St. Jam es’ Church toe Stevenson family for trea­ Today in History tered to be used as a restau­ an outlet for on or off premises Mancbeeter Evening Herald does have some slgnlfioanoe. They have A pubilo concerned with speeding party Is back at the same old surer and an antl-organlxatlan rant or tavern where alcoholic consumption be premitted -with­ Hebron oorreepoodent, Anne thrown the Ambaasador'a resignation trucks on toe highway may be oonfrmit- state legislator for sheriff. stand doing business as usual in 800 feet of toe town bound- Emt, tel. 888-8871. ed with a still further reason for its without serious Insurgency to Quotations By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS World War n battle of StaUn- Uquors would be sold on toe down on the two-ln-one table ,at -Paris. Amesad, Stevenson’s friends grad. premises must be situated in a ariee. Nor may any officer of anxieties and apprehenslone: toe speed­ advised that a frontal assault confront. There have been cos­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today Is Monday, Nov. 24, toe toe commiasion sign an appli­ ante 15.11 en nagtwr Its meaning Is and Is Ijitsnded tay*>be a' ing trucks may be bigger, longer ,and metic. reforms, surti as Daley 328th day of 1969. There are 87 b 1944, U.B. Superforts booed business or industrial zone. C5A Draws Crowd gRve 95 on Raveil, on toe Daley machine’s Iron "It’s historic that toe proas, on Saipan attacked Tokyo. The cation for a permit without a MARIETTA. Oa. (AP) — HenMnukliW Toy* warning to the North Vlelnftmese that heavier. bulwarks . would be suicidal. proposing direct election of con­ radio and TV are critical of gov­ days left In toe year. ' Such buildings cannot be lo­ 1/82 Road Race vention delegates and state raid was toe first against the cated within 1,000 feet of any vote of toe commlsaion. Abapt 100,(XX) persons have mieded avocado oppUencee are They wlR be, that Is, If the American Stevenson-, tar from being dis­ ernment and also historic that 80-ft. of iUgli speed Uwek, Washington Is now downgrading the im­ Trucklng^^Lasoolatlon la successful In Its Democratic chairman James Today’s HlghUgbt b History Japanese capital by land-based 'other building also selling liq­ Tom Morris, running back en advantage of an opportunity large enough for realMlc tun: suaded, 'countered that he plan­ government Is critical of them.” planes. for toe Hartford K n lg ^ , told to see''toe world’s largest air­ 34Q* high apwd banked Double oven range, double basin portance of the negotlatlona at Parla, renewed drive tor oongresilonaU. approv­ Ronan calling for the young On this date in 1968; mlUlona uor for on-toe-premlses con­ turn, 6-6t. of rtimlglit- ned to take some polls to test —Willard Waldbrldge, hoard of Americans -watching televi­ toe Hebron - 'Andover' - Marl­ craft, toe CQA, close up. iWU and refrigerator wtU vege­ In punishment for North Vietnam's al of a truck slse-welght bill that would his plan. and toe black' to engage In sumption. away, lap oounfer, Dav- party affairs. But beneath toe chairman of toe National Asso­ sion witnessed the fatal shooting Ten Vears Ago borough midget 'itfpotball team A spokesmhn for toe manu­ table orfspar. Increase existing maximum limits. The possibility' of those polls ciation ot Broadcaatera. Eleven persona were killed as «- Also, they cannot be -within gtow otnah fence on ell failure to be more roasonable. Here, cosmetics, Inflexible party con­ of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Saturday evening at their an­ facturer, Lockhto^Oeorgla Oo., curvee, decorated 1/S3 The ATA, representing W-state groups ever iMlng taken was wiped "Our ai>acecraft called toe an airliner crashed through an 600 feet of any lot used, or to Rec. 139.99 then, la one definite American move to and IS regional trucking oonferenoes, la trol endures. , Ruby In Dallas, Tex. nual banquet that If notiilng said the display tone had be soele FirebUd and Cou­ out about two weeks later In earth la reaching Its capacity. area of small homes and ■be used, for a college, school, extended one hour Sundayto be­ The one way that the or­ else, football will teach you how gar oars. BaUeriM ex­ which Hanoi Is Invited to respond. set to spend hundreds of thousands of. the momentous events of Sept. 7. Can we not Invent a way to re­ On TUs Date apartments near Chicago’s Mid­ dollars on lobbying aotivUles and an lid- ganisation could energize toe church, hospital, library, park "to execute.” cause of the large turnout. tra. Festekt ever I On that Sunday, a gathering of duce our population growth rate way Airport. . g lJR HeaSaaa M jm m Unfortunately, It is a negative move. vertlslng campaign to promote passage demoralized roformers is to b 1682, toe Dutch philoso­ or playground, whether main­ Speaking to toe boys, and This was the first time the anti-Daley reformers on toe to z?ro?"—Dr. Lee A. Du- (36A, which Is manufactured ti 29se And If the reiponae from Hanoi should of a 1969 version of a proposal that died spurn Btevenson today. If re­ pher, Benedict ^Ihoza, was Five Tears Ago tained by private or pubhc their parents at toe Marl­ Stevenson farm in suburban jected by the statemakera, Bridge, science adviser to Pres­ bom In Amsterdam. .funds. here, has been on display for be equally negative, then the only re­ In toe House lost year. Rebel soldiers In Stanleyville borough Tavern, Morris ex­ LtbertyvUle was paid a sur­ Stevenson almost certainly ident Nixon. - b 1784, toe 12th American Except for toe 1,000-foot toe publio in Georgia. The ATA hopes to woo publio support prise visit by Daley himself. in tbe Congo klll^ about a plained that if each man ex­ sult of the only movement at Paris in tor larger trucks on federally-funded would enter the primary any­ "I didn’t sleep too well on toe President, Zachary Taylor, was sMcUon, toe other two restric­ ecutes his own part perfectly, Simultaneously with Daley’s score of hostages/toinutes be­ DIES IN FIRE this long year of-meetings has been to highways with the theme that toe bigger way to challenge the regulars’ moon.’’—Astronaut Alan L. bom In Orange Oxmty, Va. tions would also apply to any visit came toe news that Sen. Bean. fore Belgian pat^ttroopera drop­ the entire team will benefit. WAPAKONETA, Ohio (AP) — toe loads that are oanied, toe more like­ choice. The reason why such a b 1867, barbed wire was pa­ ped down to/rescue captive ‘building which Is to be used as He added that this principle downgrade the Importance and the hope Everett McKinley Dlrkaen had "We shouldn’t slam toe Oafe Meckatroth of New Knoa- ly Is the publio to realise satHngs Democratic bloodbath Is unlike­ tented by Joeeph F. OUdden of whites. / a place where alcoholic Hquor can be applied to each'.boy's died In Washington. That com­ ly Is that Dick Daley is shrewd brakes on too hard. We only ville died Saturday after he of the peace talks themselves. through lower transportation costs. De Kalb. Bl. Is to be sold for consumption daily-life and not only he, but bination of events effectively enough to prefer the State’s throw.toe occupants through toe b 1869, toe American Woman dashed Into his burning borne, Since the peace talks were not getting ftor toe publio to accept this rei>- choked- off a serious reform off the^ premises. .his family, teachers and friends thinking hla family still was in­ Junior-Size Organs for resentatlon at face value would be akin best Democratic vetegetter as window."—Dr. MUton Fried­ Suffrage Association was anywhere, what Is there to lose? That, challenge to D aleys'paity ocn- an uncertain ally in WasMrw- man, UnlversHy of Chicago formed in Cleveland, Ohio. order^ an. austerity program The distance limitations will benefit. side. to buying a pig in a poke. ,Not only Is toe trol. would not apply to the sale of Morris also showed a film of Firemen said Meckstroto’s obviously, 1^ the question Ambassador likelihood of toe public Snjoylng lower toh Instead of,»a.leader of M- economist, on movee to curb in­ b 1942, .the Oermons .were in FVanM, Including a freeae on Hours of Listening Fun Whether Daleys visit to surgency In ale, beer, or lager when .part last year’s Knights team high­ family was safe at a neighbor's Lodge and Washington ask, to their own product costs somewhat hasUy lost In Illinois flation. suffering Heavy IosIms In toe prices ahd wages. LlbertyvUle by Itself would have' of an incidental to a grocery lighting plays from each game home. apparent satisfaction, with their answer toe economics of producer-to-market operations, but there Is toe dlsUnot pr«» acoompUshed much la doubtful. But combined wHh Dlrkaen’s "nothing." pect that whatever, savings might be. \ Ihat Is not, however, quite the end of realised would be more than offset by death, It beheaded the reform movement. With a Senate seat a great, cIvUUed nation’s discharge of other costa. E sdtlnf Clieke of To begin with, state highway officials now open In 1970 and Daley Fischetti -lU t Whsekr Cam duty and responalblllty to ItiMlf and to have warned that bigger and heavier making peace overtures, Steven­ the world. trucks would mean wear and tear on son abruptly dropped his re­ DUUnetive 8-oct»ve piMtk o rn n n^th 87 full form activity and, understand- ^ Begelar SSe T t C Eivery negotiation that has ever taken toe highways and could spell disaster tor For A Happy Thanksgiving ■ •iie keyi «nd 12 chord kej^. Key selector, long Mimalure car coUeclor pld bridges. If we need any reminder of ably, Set his slgtits on the Sen­ pjace betweem'the two worlds of pres­ ate. With nobody else around to book end Instructions Included. Plugs Into stand­ dream with detailed cue- this, It should be recalled that last eum- SEND YOUR HOST ard outlet. Is richly ga in e d finish. lomued e s r e iMW- ent history has bean, first of all, an mer's bottlenecM on toe Oonnectlcut lead, the reform movement Is trioClon t • moribund.' D aleys regulars will endilrance conteit, In which the tWo Turnpike were imply a byproduct of re­ ■A ^ pair work that, this still-young highway go unopposed in the March pri­ sides see how long they can meet with­ urgently needed because of heavy traf­ mary. out moving. Normally, the endurance fic. Accordingly, If ffiF^'regulaur Flowers 'from Pentland The financial burdens of road building contest begins to end wtMn one side or party shttemakers give Steven­ and maintenance aside, there la the very son the Senate endoreement to­ — O nion Takon for — Speed line Automatic the other .inakes a move forward, with large factor of safety to coi^lder. The day as exDcoted, Daley wOl * C«nt«rpieces . aome tentative concession which gives trucking Industry may argue statlstlce have anplled to toe state level Electric Drag Race Set about highway accidents, but there Is no Ms fanilHar local practice of * Beautiful Airangemerits the other side an excuse to move for­ denying the formidable mental haaard a co-opton^ * Fresh Fruit Baskets -■ “Dewn endurance contest, but it Is clmoslng to aa passenger core, but statlstlce ap­ opnosIHon to the LBJ war poI« Features “Drag Strip Christmas Tree Start’ Hke 1 Frep Drutts 8sl» move backward,. rather than forward. parently show that In moat car-truck lev ar>d deep opposition from the type us«l at ths starting of setu^ drag r^ » . ; crashes, it Is toe cor occupant who dies. onranisatlon ward chairmen. a l a p c ^ t e r to recwn and griMtad n«.(OU nt. s) WalitMwy IgUMi toe ATA apparently Is stepping up the gent Shrlver (who left CNoago- Weet HartSsni West MMUe Tpke.S, fseesit flisle out, Just as the actual poll^ of campsdgn this year. It may be toe op- Wne years ago) for the Sen­ ■ 8SS-1WI 'f;8S to i JS Open DUPy »• • • • *". Sears •o-iset Open Mea; Mwa S at. Prt. the Nixon admlnlstraUan ssems to be' poeitlon wUl have to add more punch to ate nomination. TO open batty IS te ttse tiss to t •nS. tiSS to eott ’ . I tu effort, too.—N ^ .J M V E N REQIS- Aside from Rostenkoweld and ^ Sat. fl:8S to S IdaipUng to have U db. "lER 7 ^ ' ■ some downatote ' reguhu* who Sofia's CfiRRim i

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B o l t o n past, it is true today, and will be ----- » Lodge Denies Accusations ' true In the future,''' Lodge said negotiation is not« :eants GATEWAY FOODS ^ ROUTE 83, VERNON process |>y which' Tlmy “can ' Ordmance Dn^New Roads By Thuy of Intransigence make demands and then only be willing to discuss our accept­ By MOBBIS W. ROeENBEBG insist on the U.S. irithdrawlng ance oT those.demands.” A te in Short Supply OiiTawn Meeting Agenda Associated Press Writer \ ■' \ , completely from South Vietnam " I also submit,'’ he said, By FRED 8. HOFFBIAN s special program for producing Tile ttrat item on tbe iotm without any indication ot vdiat AP Military Writer drill sergeants and establiahed a Knights of Columbus Council ih PARIS (AP) — U.S. Ambas­ the North Vietnamese would do. “ that negotiations' are not meeting bgentla tonight la an Bolton, sufficient interest was sador Henry Cabot ' Lodge helped by making false charges WASHINGTON (AP) — TTje badge of office, toe wide brim, He has also demanded that the campaign hat. ordinance adilch woUlif allow shown and more than enough branded as “untrue” today a U.S. overthrow the present gov­ which are bound to complicate Army la, short of drill sergeants mematerB have signed to war­ statement by North Vietnam’s the problem.” —those noncomniisstoned offi­ A m trv tf conducted last year, tmlldlng on roads in develt^ ernment In South Vietnam as ■' ------— . f rant toe formation of toe coun­ negotiator that Lodge had been we leave. cers viito tough reputations who hfiwever, showed that the Job mOnts before the roads are cil. Plans are therefore proce^- unwilling to hold private meet­ have the Job of transforming ci- "does not carry enough pres­ compteM and accepted bp the ings with Hanoi’s representa­ “For our part, wo have made 'vlUsns into soldiers. tige,” Army personnel offlclala ing toward.. Its estabUshment."^ it clear that—far from rejecting tLudoiph He^g ^ t h E "B IC DIFFEREBCE^^ Town. All prospective members as tives on "general problems” Reasons for the shortage -In­ said. The preaent ordinance adopt­ concerning Bouth Vietnam. —wo are willing to discuss all well as transfer menfiiers, and questions relevant to peace. We Is Hospitalized clude - long working ho«trs, not Drill sergeants get csrtein ed by a town meeting In May, any old members wishli^ to be Xuan Thuyrftiuvbrs chief en­ enough pay ai)d too little pres- benefits now. Including a $90 s ' 1964, forblda as^ building on un­ have made every effort to have reinstated are urged to Join. It voy to the Paris peace talks, the parties concerned discuss BERLIN (AP) —. Rudolf tlge, month "superior performance” accepted roads. There are ex­ is. hoped to have degrees start­ had made the allegation In an all the issues. Hess, once deputy ^fuehrer of The Army is trying to cure payment, extra uniforms anfl ceptions in this ordinance, and interview vrito the New York free laundry. ing some time next month. ”We have made our proposals Nbzt Germany, was moved the situstion. Including $30 a they are carried civer to the ’Times. Thuy said Lodge was month mote to sweeten the pot. The Army wants to doublS'tile new ordinance. Those who Join tbe IniUal group prepared to discuss only mutual and we have Indicated that we from the Spandau war crimes of Bar G Beef! will be charier members. are wllUng to discuss the pro­ A recent circular appealing monthly special pay. WALL DISCOUNT The reason for the 1964 or­ troop withdrawals. prison today to the British mlUi' Army authorities emphatical­ Harold Laws has beoi ap­ Lecturer posals made by the other side. for volunteers reported the dinance was to prevent the con­ Lodge, ((Chief of toe U.S. nego­ tary hospital In West Berlin. Army wss short more than 2.S00 ly deny their sergeants use struction of homes on roads' pointed temporary chairman tiating team, replied in a formal Contrary to the position of the and Ed 2Sakowski, acting secre­ Or. John J. Schlosa, assistant other side, we do not make pro­ It was the first time that drill sergeants. That’s nearly rough stuff In shaping recruits •1S T M A N * which had not been brought up statement Issued today. one-third of the total requlr*- during basic training. tary. Ray Cocconi, Keeney professor of psychology at toe “First,” Lodge said, “It is not posals on a take-lt-or-leave-lt Hsss, 70, had been moved from to town standards, and hence Hutchinson and Robert Putlock basis . . . ment of some 8,000. Investigators looked Into 19 PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK could not be accepted. The or­ University -of Hartford, will lec­ true that I have not been willing Spandau In the^ 33 years since claims of brutality since last have been appointed to Ute •‘Mr. Thuy has tried to make “Shortage has forced greater )Chiautta^ dinance halted construction In ture on ‘^Topics In Abnormal to meet privately or otherwise he was Imprisoned there after work loads on those currently January and found that only 5 areas such as Rose dale. membership committee. Any of with Mr. ’Thuy to discuss gener­ It appear as If he has all along being given a life sentence by Involved' drill Instructors. ^ these men may be contacted for Psychology,’’ tomorrow from 8 been ready to meet privately for performing this duty," the The new ordinance is deemed to 5 p.m. at a Manchester Pub­ al problems concerning Viet­ the Nuernberg War Crimea Tri­ Army’s personhel office said. Men who elect to become drill further details. nam. And he knows it very well. serious discussion. Tlie fact Is bunal. necessary by the Planning and Girl Scout Drive lic Health Nursing Association Traditionally^ drill sergeants sergeants are put through a Zoning Commissions because "Second, It Is also not true that every private meeting Hess is the only Inmate ot The Girl Scout Fund drive, (MPHNA) staff education ses- that In the private meetings which we have held has been at have been saddled with the im­ rugged six-week course. The at­ the old one has not allowed de­ concluded recently, exceeded its ]ion at toe agency’s office, 71 the request of the United States. Spandau, guarded by U.S., Brit­ age of tough, blue-jowled ogres. trition rate runs between 35 and velopers who clearly intend to which have been held, I have ish, French and Russian sol­ 40 per cent. eoal to $650. A total of $676 was E. Center St. only been willing to tall^on only If Mr. Thuy had any desire to But Army officers say that's finlah'thelr roads according to collected. Mrs. Warren Potter Dr. Schloss and Dr. Craig meet he managed to conceal diers on sn alternating monthly not the way it works In their Authorities said there la no RKEYS town specifications to construct one question, that of mutual basis. The Russlsns currently special psychological screening. 2 extends her thanks to all those Daniels, also of the University troop withdrawal. He knows that desire very well. service. homes in the developments be­ are. guarding tbe prisonr However, officers said the u. s. who contributed, and to the 46 of Hartford, are alternating as that, too. ' ^ “I shall not tpeculaje on the "The drill sergeant develops a fore the roads are completed. volu-teers who solicited. Any­ instructors In a MPHNA staff Informed sources said Hess sort of father Image for our re­ proepectlve drill sergeeuits are "Third, It la not true, as al­ purpose Mr. Thuy may have In "put under streee during their GRADE"A” There is the added hazard that one who did not contribute may ^ucalion series of 10 • sessions leged, that the U.S. wltiies to mird in making his allegations. was moved to toe hospital for cruits, and sometimea he has to heavy equipment used to con­ still do so. The annual drive is that started Oct- 21 and will end examination and X-rays con­ schooling, and that tsnds to continue the war In -Vietnam But these allegations are untrue be around for personal conver­ show their true colors.” YOUNG TOMS struct homes will damage the necessary because Bolton does May U. and is therefore inflexible.” and I believe he knows that they nected with stomach pains he sations sbout problems having roaids. Under the new ordi­ not have a United Fund drive. Other topics to .be discussed Lodge, who has announced his are untrue. was suffering. Asked how seri­ nothing to do with the Army,” 18 to 24 lbs. nance, the developer would ous the aliment was, a source Averatic Mrs. Potter would also like are ’’Family Size and . Role resignation effective Dec. 8, ^ "There has never been any one officer said. Among Buoiefil agree to repair any damage, to thank Diane Chick and Mi­ Playing in toe Fainlly," continued: doubt that the United States has replied: " W e ^ not know. We counting such personal touch­ and a surety bond would be chelle Barcomb for drawing the "Theories of Personality,’’ ‘‘Mo­ “The facts are that Mr. Thuy been ready to meet and to ne­ will not know until after the ex- es and the training routine It­ PORT HURON. M ich.- The posted with the town to Insure St. Clair River Is one of toe 4 fund drive posters. has been as intransigent in pri­ gotiate meaningfully at any amifiBtion is over. But at this self, officers-said, often means a the completion of the road. tivation and the Young Child,’’ lb. Senjor Citizens “Community Psychology,” vate meetings as he has been In time and in any meeting place. point, it appears to be a minor 14 to 10 hour work day for drill world’s busiest waterways. Home PRIDE The other two items on the Senior citizens are reminded public meetings. He has avoided ’The same la true of the Republ­ ailment.” sergeants. More than 100 million tons of agenda are the establishment “Motivation ahd toe Middle - that their Christmas party will Aged Child,’’ "Social Psycholo­ engaging In any give-and-take. ic of Vietnam. Up until now Heat' health had Copying the Marine Corps, the cargo pass over the river an­ DUeUOUE FLEW K LIS HONEYSUCKLE of fees for permits issued by be held Dec. 11 at 6:30 p.m. In Instead, his position has been to “That has been true In the been described as good. Army sbout 4 years ago started nually. the zoning agent-buUding in­ gy,” and "Motivation and -the TURKEYS St. Maurice Church basement. Adult.” SEMI-BONELESS spector, and tbe acceptance of There will be a dinner, put on U.8. Orade A Tumblebrook Dr., off Stdiool by the church’s men’s and Dr. Schloss also serves as a HENB Rd. The meeting is at 8 p.m. women’s organizations, follow­ consultant at Hartford Hospital le to 14 lb. S to 14 lb. and as associate edltmr of the Average Average at tbe Community Hall. ed by a Christmas ' party. HAMS ...... Kcumenical Service Further information may be ob­ “Connecticut Psychologist,” toe Tbe seventh annual ecumeni­ tained by calling Mrs. Angela Journal of toe Connecticut Psy­ cal Thanksgiving Eve service PeraceWo. chological Association. He Is a wUl be held Wednesday at 8 Bulletin Board member of the task force *on p.m. at the United Methodist The Board of Education will Mental Health of the Hartford Church. Ministers and choirs meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in toe Model Cities Program, from the four Bolton churches new elementary school office to will take part in toe service. All continue its discussion of staff SHRLOIN requirements for next year. townspeople are invited to at­ Wallet Returns V n ld o i tend. The Board of Finance will Tho Rev. Robert Ihloff ot St. meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Hall firepltuse After Voyage George’s S^iso(q;>al Church will room. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Al' deliver the Thanksgiving mes­ The regular monthly voter­ sage. Mrs. Olive Toomey, town Fliescher’s wallet came home ^ v a r to r t making session will be held the other day after spendligf cleric, will read toe Governor’s Wednesday,from 6 to 8 p.m. in / , STESIKSN.Y. STYLE ROYAL SCOT ^ ’Ihanksgiving Proclamation. seven months in Ehirope In a .the town offices. The selectmen FIRST CUTS bag of cattle food. Members of toe Methodist will meet at' the same time. Last March 11, FIleacher was : General Electric orgorino Youth Fellowship will Offer The Bolton Junior Women’s repairing a cony^or the their services as baby sitters. Club executive board will meet plant where be is a supervlaor. Refreshments will be served af­ tonight at the home of Mrs. His 'wallet' popped out of his Automatic CENTER CUTS ter tbe ecumenical service. Alan Wledie, South Rd. at 8. pocket. It went down a convesror USDA Knigtats of Cotumbna belt with 8,000 tons of citnia CoiTeemaker At a recent meeting held at Manchester Evening Herald pulp into tbe liold of tbe riilp At­ St. Maurice Church for toe pur­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme- lantic Hope. ’The ship took the Our Rag 11.99 CHOICE Ib. pose oT'"'''organising a new well Young, tel. 64S-88n. pulp and wallet to Rotterdam, lb. Holland. Hie dttnis pulp was converted U. S. NO. 1 to cattle food. Some was bought FRESH, LEAN BONELESS N. Y. POTATOES i o . ; : : ; i 9 o Proper Thawing, Cooking by French dairy farmer Noel Holiday Full Pound Tin Wirii purchei* ef $S er mere •xclvdiiit beer Douvler of the 'Village of 1^ GROUND ROUND STEAK ib.i SIRLOIN STEAK Chatelle. Taste Treats Kjeldsens 9.70 •nd c lf in ttti. One teupen to an. adalt cue- Will Prevent Salmonellosis lamer. Coed thru Nevember 29, IM i Douvler was pouring cattle * Brews 4 lo 8 5 ounce cups. By ANGEL CA8TIIXO Bennetf said most healthy food Into a trough. He spotted 21h. Fruit Cake Cookies xi- ^ - \ * bAsy lo read markings. Associated Press Writer persons who eat food carrying tbe 'wallet, 'which contained “ • Handy brew seleclui. nun-drip spout. AflLANTA, Ga. (AP) — If the disease will experience only AIX. MEIAT SEAFOOD DEPT. iGATEWAYvpmm Fllescher’s credit cards and oth­ I t ’MlO TOESH your ’Thanldglvlng turkey’s mild discomfort for 24 to 48 er. Identification. 69 Ocean Perch or ^ hours. RATH FRANKS .b e ROASTINGf c h i c k e n s coming out of a freezer, let It A month later, FUescher KOL 1.59 Oprn A Caldor Charge ! Cod Fillet Ib. thaw comirietely. the wallet back. RATH CEDAR FARMS ARMOUR OR DUBUQUE I *For holiday giving and enjoy- *Freih, delicious Danish and SK to 4 Kb. 4 to a lb. s e r v i c e d e u . Tlien cook It thoroughly. He said toe only thing miaslng Over 7.500 nintAt i«w, LOW SAUSUE MEAT 38e Capitol or Triple M SLICED BACON p^iAN ’Ihat way, says Dr. Matthew NOW Program was a $10 bill. He says he’s sure ment. Packed in handsome Swedish cookies, rich and Matching - ARMOUR PORK SHOULDER PAP. OUVE, LUXURY gA. S. Loewenstein, you minimize It fell out of the wsJlet during Its. tin - easy to ihip. crumbly with butter! 3 9 ^l 5 9 ^l or VEAL LOAVES Ib. D«f6 With purcheie ef $S er mere eecluding beer and .ciierellei. One epupen le an eduil cut- toe risk of having the holiday many travels. DAISY BUnS ,b 89c K ralt Gets Support FUescher sold he write CASINO SWISS CW E8E ^, lb. DOG tomer. (>eod thru November aa, laaa spoiled by food poisoning. win Oisiount Food Priies! Douvler to thank him. Salad and Dr. Loewenstein is assistant In Wfeterbury Petits Fours...... 8 9 * Land O' Lakes iG ATE W A YiiPPi chief of toe Salmonella Unit of eA palate-pleaiing choice of chocolate covered goodies! toe National Cotnmunlcaible Dis­ WATE21BURY, Conn. (AP) — Mayo Sets fmivNv ease Center (NGDC) here. New OiqiortunltieB for Water- Hunter Charged bury, Inc., (NOW), a federally Loewenstein says turkeys—as Wafer ThiaMints ...... 7 9 * Out talk 4.98 Out res. ZJD iiscoyii WHOLE KERNEL well as other poultry,' eggs, and supported antipoverty agency, 1s in Man’s Death expected to continue In this city • Melt-in-your-mouth chocolate covered minti, \ NIDI! NIBLETS U-oi. can many meat products—may transmit salmohellosls, a food 'With temporary help from a LISBON, N.H. (AP)—A pro­ individually wrapped. WtHi purtheie of $5.00 er mere etcHidiiit beer polsoRing that could turn state-governm'ent task force. fessor at the University of Mas­ 0 4 9 9 1 9 end claereltet. limit one ceuaen per adult cue- Thanksgiving fun into great dis­ Officials of NOW disclosed sachusetts faca

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r - • PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONl^.,‘MONDAY* NOVEMBER 24, 1969 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, ^ER 24,; 1969 PAGE SEViSh’EEN-^-; ■ .1 \ Commission Sees Vast Sums M c ln n e s: Fishery Studetit tahesWUB and I wBS beaten.' I finally got iotel Ambassador "th e night \- Navy Pilot, Fontter POW so weak I passed out - ______Kennedy was shot. Student Seizure OnLpngVoyageatSim “At the prisoner camp they T he N am e of the G am He switched his advocacy to Needed to Curb Violence said I’d die - in four, hi&un if I Hubert H. Humphrey, and. was Leaves Pain^ TeUg Horrors oi Captivity didn’t give them the information with the Deihocratlc candidate « lONOSTON, R.I. (AP) — A trip when she was nine months , WASBiNaTON (AP) — H ie cloeest competitor, Finland, and they wanted. 1 passed out again. F or B arry; Polities in Minneapolis on election night. FAIRFIBIX). Conn^ (AP) — commercial fisheries student at old. BAN DHPOO,!, & B f. (AP) — A isn’t sb bad,” Frishman said. ”I nation must spend billions ol lour to 12' times higher She has advanced to Jigging “ Letter they took the-duittered After the -defeats Barry was former tJJB. prisoner of war in Was irtruck with rocks and had j ’ 11 than the rate. In a dozen other No one scored,a "vlctbry'’ In the University of Rhode Island fo r catfish over the sloe, her bone out. I' don’t know if tbey. , By BOB THOMAS ple and the late W ei^ U Corey, asked by reporters If he would douars to alleviate ghetto condl- countries. Including knives Jabbed at me and I was. the.seizure by 17 black students has licked the age old problem mother said, but as a crewman North Vietnam says his (tom- really hod to. It took six months 'Associated Frees IFriter came from the Repulwcan side. ednsider running for '-office. slapped around and tied up with tlons If It Is to reduce the fear ‘I can trust my wife at the plane was shot down. think about all kinds of things. Not right away, perhaiM. He "threats of withdrawal of finan­ commercial fisheries program pected to restore use of his arm. attention i&d achieve elecUpn began thinking seriously about wame4 the nation's cities are T o Q u o ta s F o r wheel more than ’ most of the But worse than ,^that, said probably will sit out the 1870 cial support, judgments based In the college of resource , devel­ "T ou build a little house in The arm was shortened and victories. They went for any running, and I’m still thinking fast ’ becoming divided Into rqst of the crew,” says David Navy Lt Robert Frishman, your mind. But then after a California election In which two on selected newspaper quotes, opment. He was awarded the partially paralyzed when North candidate with charisma. about It. As much as I wanted to armed camps of haves and Im p o rts o f O il M. Kennedy, 28. were barrages of u g l y newspa­ while you kind ol use up your of his former colleagues, Ronald and expresslona of dismay at first annual $600 scholarship do­ Vietnamese doctors removed "The Democratic party be an actor—and the desire wap have-nots. It also said the Unit­ Devlta,/Kennedy’s attractive per stories from the United mind and they throw a lot Reagan and 'O^rge Murphy, WASHINOTON (AP) — End- the ‘downfall’ ot the school." nated by Kelvin Hughes, a'man­ the section / of bone. nature doesn’t nurture that kind very .strong—I would like to ed States is the most violent de- blo|^K%x9W®> husband States and the periods of isola- propaganda at you. are expected to run for gover­ Quots oi» foreign oil im- ufacturer of radar, fish finders Frishman said he . prabably 'of candidate; the leaders don’t serve In public office.” Five of the six demands made probuly finds her a responsible and other marine navigatlMial Ucm. “ They___ ,, ___ use____ Anycrican newspa- nor and 'smator again. crewman “because I’m person­ will not be allowed to resume seem to be Interested In doing "In the slums Increasingly ^^11^° a^ t**rce^ fstudenU were equipment'.’ Frishman, 28, of nearby San- P®'^® magazines. They ex- flying but hopes to stay in the "I would like to run for office, so. On the party level, nd On the' powerful social forces are gen- 3* r H a r ^ ally involved.” -4gnew Prepares "We don’t thln)t that’s a fami­ tee, spent 21 months in captivity **® things, things Navy. . „ but as to whether I con soon— people level, there is a great era ting rising levels of violent “ I cook, act as general moral that give he commies Support ly life,” Mrs. Kennedy said ot before his release last August who knows?” says Barry, who deal of Interest. For First Trip Abroad crimes which, unless checked, ® ' the agreement which had not support and try to keep from husband-fishermen who are with two other' prisoners. He and encouragement. They say, WASHINOTO N (AP) - The already has perfected the politi­ “ I think the party thinking threaten to turn our cities into Hart predicted continued high been originally accepted by the getting seasick. I like fishing away at sea tor six to eight still appears gaunt from loss of ‘LAok how it is in America—we White House has confirmed Vice cction. These h Is exMcted that Australia.’ accomplishing its stated objec­ friend —broke— and soon hired "Alter I parachuted into a vided the show continues to get Barry says he has been a New Zeallmd, and Taiwan will lions . . . massive sums of mon­ a black cotmselor, to search graduateafrom URI In June. ” We got the hews of the C2ticago South JVales firm s'' employed Spare Parts Telescope tives,” Hart said In a statement rice paddy, old women and chil­ a good rating. If he did choose Democrat all his life, but It was be included In the Itlnrry, but ey” over several years. harder for more black teachers. on a fishing boat. And the company has offered riots and the Robert Kennedy 68,(HX) men and produced 6 mil­ for release today. He worked Alaskan waters for dren came running toward me. to run, there Is the problem ot during the John F. Kennedy era Informants said other nations Recommendations included They re Flying High, Top to build quarters abord for his and Martin Luther King assassi­ lion ingot tons of steel in 1968. But the evidence reveals honorhqt Some had guns. One fellow had equal time; Wouldn’t his oppo­ that he started becoming active could be Included. overhaul ol the criminal justice a black leader, and to offer about six years, then headed for wife and daughter If he accepta nations. Tracks Space*Missions that It has been a failure,” he Mrs. Jane Conrad, wife of Apollo 12 commander Charles “ P^te” Conrad and a Seattle where he operated his a Red Cross case. He found an nent demand the same exposure in the party. He campaigned for President Nixon, while vice system. Increased foot patrols courses In Arabic and Swahili the position, Kennedy said. “ Tou can look at today’s old dirty stick and slapped it on 10,000 GARMENTS DAILY said. "From the sptandpoint of little friend, May Arbuckle, 6, ride in a sailplane high over th^ Manned Space­ own gflll netter, .‘‘Denlee’ ’ for on NBC? Presidents Kennedy and John­ president during the Elsenhow­ By DAVID J. PAINE ■bmew'hat unique arays—like by Interracial police teams, im- next year—If there is enough in- American newspapers and ask my arm and wrapped some , .. . national security alone the oues- four years. f students craft Center, Houston, Tex., during a Sunday outing. Scott Royce, pilot of the The population of Martinique, yourself, ‘What would the Com­ gauze around it. It didn't do any That’s where his wife and factory, due to be finished here actor to Indicate a yen for pub­ such as former Opv. Edmund G. major foreign trips. Former LUANDA. Angola (AP) tographs. sailplane made the picture with a camera furnished by The Associated Press. one of the Windward Islands, Is munists want to hear?’ and Uons and free drugs for addicts whether the country can toler- qualified teachers can be good and my arm just bled. next year, will create 3,800 new lic office; Reagan and Murphy, Brown. Last year Barry was on Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ The vertical pipea ho.lding the found. (AP Photofax). daughter, Solea, joined him at about 276,000. * that’s what we heard. Hla other activltlea Include to make stealing to support a ate continuance of the quota.” ------sea. Solea made her first sea "I was taken on a tour of the jobs and produce more than as well as unsuccessful congres­ the bandwagon for Robert F. phrey also represented the diah of thp radio antenna are pe­ painting with water colors, add­ habit unnecessary. 33,^ the system has not as- “ The iustual physical thing antiaircraft and missile sites 10,000 garments daily. sional candidates Shirley Tem­ Kennedy. He was present at the Johnson administration on over­ troleum drilling pipes. The m ^ ing to the collection In hla oam. But most important, the com- gured a large, safe domestic oil seas visits. horiiontal supports are dtsman- (mall geology and marine biolo­ mission said, "only, progress to- gupply. tied metal stripe from ^a rail­ gy,^ museum, and pounding a ward urban reconstruction can He said the quota has ham- road wagon. The bars In the aynCqrated beat on hit piano. reduce the strength of crime- pered Industrial grbwth of the two-ton dloti once were- heat ex­ At R esent he'a building two causing forces In the Inner Mid Atlantic region. Now Bng- changing tubes In a petroleum small telaacopea, about two and land, the Oreat Lakes area, the refinery. n half Inches In diameter, for Middle- and upper-class city South Atlantic states and Ha- All the metal parts of thla ra­ sun photography, and a hello- dwellers are retreating to sub- wall. dio telescope, used to track atat. which arlll reflect the aun'a urbs where they fortify them- "The ten years o t the pro- space venttoee, were given free rays on to Itutrunianta kept In selves with firearms and prqtec- gram have already coat the con­ SUPREME FOODS os scrap. The telescope design, the shade to combat cqndenaa- five devices, it said. sumers an estimated |40 billion like the Instrument ttself, was tlon. Meanwhile, ghetto slum dis- to ISO billion,” he said. home-ntsde to fit the parts In Luanda, nine degreaa a^th tricts are developing Into Hart suggested ending the available. It aroa built on a of the equator and at aea level, "places of terror with wide­ quota he coupled to "some form shoestring budgat—although It humidity often la ao high mois­ spread crime perhaps entirely of direct rewards to those who Is now worth about $70,000. ture falls out of the air Uke fine out of police control during actually add to our domestic re- Tha 40-foot wide pantboltc ra­ rain. nlght time hours.” serves.” dio telescope monitors specs Faria thinks hla best chance The commission said higher ------^------probee. Its range la unlimited. of getting Into astronomy on arrest rates for blacks than for Sym phony iStrike Ends Carlos Bettencourt Farts, -s more than a makeahlft baaia whites Is a result not of racial WASHINQTON (AP) — A gmy-holred, bespectacled Por­ rests on studies of aun activity. differences but of "conditions of tuguese of 46 who tuta^faahloned Reception conditions are very life In the ghetto slums. six-week strike by members of the National Symphony Orches­ EXTRA BONUS! hla life round a chlldliood star- good In Luanda tor this type of "There Is a widespread mis­ tra has ended with a 66-26 vote gaming hobby, built hla Uleacope work and ha la searching .for conception that most violent by the Musicians to accept man­ observatory on the outskirts of contracts to provide Information crime Is committed by black of­ agement’s final offer. Lsianda, capital of the tropical on auch observation. fenders against white victims. The concert season, which Portuguase African tarritory of This Is not tru^,” it added, cit­ was to have started Oct. 14, will Angola. ing a survey of'erimes in 17 cit­ begin Tuesday night. Andover ies showing 90 per cent of urban DOUBLE Tan and four-inch reflaotor A spokesman for the Natlqnal homicide, assault and rape in­ teleacopas peep through the slot Symphony Association said sa­ in tha domed roof. A tall antsn- volve victims and offenders of lary and fringe benefite would Teaoher TdllcH the same race. na rotated by a dlffemtial amount to 114,000 In the third from oh abandorted truck picks It noted, however, that rob­ year of the new contract. S&H GREEN STAMPS W illi ParentH | up talsvlaion programs from bery "is the one major violent A spokesman for the Ameri­ thousands of mllaa away In Lis­ crime in the city with a high in- can Federation of Musicians ChIIcmI Aiic<’«*hh j bon, Canary Islands, Cairo, Nai­ ter-raclal component.” said the offer was accepted only robi, Salisbury and a variety of The homicide rate in the Unit­ because of a threat by the asso­ Mrs. Doris ChambertalA. FBI AND SAT polnta In Nest Africa. prinripai at the elem ents^ ed States, the report said, "Is ciation to cancel the symphony aohooi reporta In "Chuto,” Vw more than twice that of our season. Much of Fart’s work Involves tracking American aartll aatal- weekly echool bulletin, that the THIS WEEK ONLYI NOV. 28A29 lltaa. Ha moallom Uialr signals recent Parant-TeAcher confer­ and rcealvea about 1,000 plo- ences were a aunreas srMh Vt LAND LAKES GRADE ^A turaa a year nrom tliam—pic­ per cenl ot the parenU pajf tiripoting. ~ tures covaring Africa from tha REDEEM THESE VALUABLE COUPONS Tomorrow, the arhooi wU I Supreme, Maditsrranaan to Cape Town. E X T R A celebrate Thapkaglvtng wSth Ms I F o o^ _ '‘ 8 0 0 Farts says that dus to sxcal- traditional turkey dinner This ! t^ l With this coupon and 15.00 purchase With this coupon and IS.OO purchase with only one $5 purchase with these BONUS COUPONS! lant reoaiving condlttona. the dinner U open to all studenU ^Oto24 quality of hla pleturea Is batUr of the Botiool, a^ethar or not BR.B CHOPPEN ( IN BUTTER) _ Ms H tiian those picked up In the 8 KOTEX 48’s 8 . 1 C they are preeently participwt IS Sweet PICKLES » Sbuth Atlantic by UnlUd Statas Ing In the school hinoh pro­ IS u p r«m« traraing ships. P o o d s ___ J\ I PoodM ' gram. Hwee Yvho do not us­ I Bac)v day the U.g. National ually take the lunch may do A a**?.' ^ g 1 ^ r ^ oT a . 9 ^ U MUSHROOMS 4 - H lb. avg. i r With tMs wupon & IS.OO pvreh Bppon 4 I S.OO p u rc h o oo 3 5 Aaronautics and Hpaoc Aganoy eo at the pri<;e of 40 cents rach OUART ^ MiSSIOi4_^CKED BY DElMONTE_ I Ms h 100 IXTRA EXTRA (NASA) aenda Faria coordl- The menu for tomorrow*e , J __ _ Limit one. Good Nov. 24 thru Nov. 29,^__ V | l i h r & ir m ___ nataa for p^U ng the coursaa of dtimer artll Include Oraiige Supreme)! L - ^ ST A M P S b| b UHSTAMPS b l Foods I Cl MTH PURCHASE GF I PKG. Q HITH T a FT. RGLLSCF h ! Ms aataliltas) But NASA has Juice, rooM turkey, gravy. Sliced PEACHES 4 ^ *1 turnad down Farla'a request for •Irsmfng, mashed potato, rran- ,MOO OCUNT TETLEY TE_A BAQSi? IHEET LIFE ALUM. FOIL tS tinanolat aid. Htil only Inoom# berrisa, cslery, bretul-butter, Supretne SWEET LIFE JIRAWBERRV OR RASPBERRY . 1 Goo® No». 24 Uiiu Nov. 29 JL|I , Limit on*. Osod N o y . 24 ttini N o y . 2« . v II has bean $10,000 a yaar from puntpMn pie. cheese and mUk ' Suprerhe Potugueaa aulhorttlas^ The school anil close for the Foods ' With this coupon and $5.00 purchase a C^jsaggapy^t 11^ With this coupon and 15.00 purchase ' RaoenUy, the U.S. govern­ Thanksgiving raoeas at the end UoSoDoA. CMOKl ment contracted to pay Faiia $l of ctosaes tomorrow Pure PRESERVES (Suprono An assembly m u held but j|l BATH°roOM I Foods -s. '^ ^ a a S S S / a m ^ . aach’ for (00 piolurea, transmit- TISSUE g! — With thiM ooupon 4 IS.OO pufch 0 8» Wednesday sftsmoon for ths GIANT FAt ; BORDEN'S NONE SUCH tad to aarih by an Amsrlchn 18 8 1 ^ ^ R O LL |B 109 EXTRA aatelllle. Tha picturas are Head­ echool adth Robert Munaghoni K loeOFF 18 OZ. wOncfilA ^ ed for a special study on the mi­ •ikeitolnlng _ the youngstera. 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JUG OF SNEEThi moved to tha Aaoraa from hla Hotiae. ig j M , MALNUT native Llabon.' LIFE GRANGE JUICE The Andover Planning and h TISSUES 3 9 « g SHEET UFEU F E 10IDOL 0 Z.PKG. PKG ^ ” I never., aaw auch ah axcep- ^ Limit one. Good Nav. 24 thru Nov. 29 TEN O ER 1 i 9 1 ...... til tionally clear sky. It w pa ifan- Stoning (tomm'eeiun m eeu to­ N I J night alt 7:M in the Town Of­ J3 ' thotlc.” ha recalled. ’The whoU s,Siiprcme' BROCCOLI SPEARS 4 ° SI LEAN LB. fice Buildli«. CUBE STEAKS „ * y wae full of stara, even right * Bupromo on the horlaon.” . The Andover Democralic ■ r«»d . ). r F o o d s He read evsrythlra about Teem Committee meeU tonior-' FRESH DAIRY FOODS B0NELES4 | f\ Wift this coupon » I S.OO puf t | Limit one. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCTESTER EViSNING HERAIJ). MANCIfflSTEB, CX)NN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 SecHon Two MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, i9W iK aU T^PiS tpr'lE U PU tt^ Ifp ra lh MONDAY. N^VEBIBE® 24. 1969 POgeS 19 tO 36 TV-Radio Tonight i . CoUege Seeks ‘Kinetic A rt’ Course Ideas Fire Calls Television Hhghth District. flreAghters Ends at MCC 3aek Jsunee, director c l con- (5) Fany Muan ..H: (C) went to the Crestfield ConVe- The finsil Manchester Com- (U) Bompar Boom (8) TnTratk or Caaaadaaacao (C) Unulng edueofion at- Mancheater . (M) Knutan (sis^■ 45)Nowa-^eattier — COmmiBiity Odlege, Hospital Satur^y eve- munity OoUege “ KlneUc Art" (45) OOlUfMi’t lalaiod iporta aad Faatare ^ (C) 5:15 (45)------W n o New Feopla (C) requeata for courses from com- in at BUB p-m. Bam (C) 5:85 (8) tU ahenr BFD . (C) 1IMM Green Stamp^ T ^ firefl^ders went to 120 ^rbhased at the (IS) ■ Mjr Farorito Martiaa (8 5 (^ ) Bab Hope Special munity Individuals and organtt (M) Bat Maatenoa (8,45) n o Sarrlrara (C) (OFFER 6 0 0 b NOV. 2 1 thru DEC. 2 g i sattons. ^ 0 Birch St. Saturday at'4:20 pan. ,MOC students aFe admitted (n> HlaMIckta (C) V free. (U) Dana Boeaa (O) Specialised short courses can call was for a burning (S5) MeBala’a Nary 5:85 (8) Darla Day Skow (C) Because of a large Inventory of imusuaUy nice used oars, we are otferlng as on The Last Trick of Mr. Edgar. (45) Nam. 15:55 (8) Carol Baraett Skow (C) b« tailored to meet the specific stove, but firemen said there ^ ^ (M) B aw l^ (85-88,M Tke Faapicker la added bonus 15,005 sy-oC Green Stamps wittk^he purchase of a Used Gar e4es.05 o r (5) Nawa with Walter Crea- n e e u m (O) More! . . . We would like to sell the cars fdr a little less' now, ''lieoause we sse the retirements of any group, he was no fire there when they stage a 1^ (0) , (845) Lore Amarlcaa Stale snow coming, and we find this easier Gid^tiTlng bo get our' enltafnen to brush die said, and a broad vmirty of arrived. yaudeyiUe compeUtlon. genlal- (8) Nawa wHh Fraak Bay- (18) Tea O’clock Bepart (C) snow off t h ^ later. V' aolda ' (C) 15:85 (U) Alfred Hfleheaek coupms TriU continue to be (rf- Yesterday, town firefighters (18) Dick Vaa Dyke U:55 (84484545) New a^ Weatker feted In response to pUbhe washed some' gasoline from (85) FDm AU of our used cars get comptkely safety checked from front to i)e^ for your aad l^rta (C) iniereat - New State Rd-. and W. Middle (^^85) HoaUey - BHakley Re­ (85) Sim Heat prq^tion! Hiey are completely/winterized, tuned up (plugs, condenser) brakes re­ Versailles. In his first short port (C) U:85 (8) Herr Orlffla Skow (C) Past offerings of a q>eclfic Yplurses in there. The coll come in at 6:-. (8) After DIaaer Morla ay Caraaa (C) Albert tamorlBse unfolds the (85) Butley - Briaklay Ba- (8-45) Joey Blakep Skow (C) presents. speed reading tor town officials P-*“ - SEE SATVBDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COBEPLe TE USnNGS IMorkiity Brothens^ Years of Fine Service Is Your Cruaranbee of Complete Ciah ' la- Manchesterj—South-Windsor, _JUso_ yesterday, town fire- fighters extingui^ed a car fire “ heHcopter. toiner Satisfaction! and Glastonbury; business­ Flower. A Japanese work, \ Radio men’s setnlnars, and courses In at 50 jBissell St. The call, whi(di came In at 8:15 p.m., was for winner of the silver award at (This listiiiB includes only those news broadcasts of IS or U toremanshlp ' and supervision. the Montreal -Expo Animation a fire in the engine of the car. minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) The college has also scheduled Festival. cultural events and a series of Bremen said. WBOB-418 7:80 New* Gavotte. An eighteenth centu­ 6:00 Hartford Hl5hll«tita 7:45 Lowell Tliomaa MOI^IARTY BROTHERS general Interest sitojeots. ------7:00 Newa . 8:00 Bpedc Up Hartford ry court dwarf whiles away an 8:00 Qaallght v 13:15 Sira O tf ^Lincoln-Mercury, Willys Jeep, Toyoto” Suggestions and requests may afternoon at a con,-rtudylng the 12 tone- 1" *■ Prench village, starring Mrs.' Albom spoke of the po­ Inalst folk dance enthuaiasts some dances eapioHally for the to the Ruosian Moiseyev Danc­ The delay Is to permit the tlons of'c-DAP; town aides and Bernadette Laffont, leading tential value of folk dancing as erho participated In a, workshop elementary teachers prasent to ers, Grows at Grass Roots Level Town Planning Commission department heads; executive of- actress of the New Wave era. a family and community way of at RMkville High ScUooI last bring back to Ihelr rlansrooms. They have conducted work­ By WALTER R. MEAR8 yidtiuun,” McOovem said Sat­ being physically active and ob­ (TPC) to vote Its approval or fleers of the -CAC; and repre- Samadhi. An abstract film Aciordlng to Mrs. AHmm, folk shop* throughout tMs country, AP Political Writer PRE-HOLIDAY ereek. served that folk dancing is In­ urday night In Bethany, W.Va. disapproval. The TPC meets senitatives of aie,,TraveIers I^- of sheer color, composed of pho- Puerto Rico and Chnada, and cluded in the coursea offered by dancing Is -naught throughout Sen. John Tower, R-Tex., said tonlght and will take acUon search Oorp., the Itown’s con- tograiriiic elements of sunspots, The occasion, wMch attracted Mrs. Herman was sent to WABHINOTON (AP) — Re- adult education programs In the ayatem for boyoi and girls he is "strongly opposed to legis- 9 then. The proposed transfer will sultant to the C-DAP-.program, micro - photograi^y, I and teachers and students from five to the. sixth grade and to Jun­ Japan a few years ago by the many towns, It could be con­ publican Ralph T. Smith, the latlve sanctions on the Joumalls- be subject to a public hearing C-DAP director John'-I|aTkins nebulae. area Mgh schools and the UM- ior and senior high girls. Slate Department to teach newest senator, describes Vice tic’ community." and will requira legal adver- said today that the meeting ______■ verslty of Connecticut School of sidered in Vernon, she said, if Hlgli schools represented at American folk dances to 21,000 rising. The elapsed time be- will be ooen to the cress andvto Physical Education, was plan­ enough persons Indicated an In- President Spiro T. Agnew as "a Tower wrote constltuente the workshlp which was held Japanese In 19-dries there. tween tomorrow and the Dec. the public, but will not be A very popular fellow” with the initiated a atgnlfl- ned by Mrs. Claire Albonl, su­ tereot. Inrt Thursday -lm'lu«lem Daddy and the Good Old Days, those 'who suggest that he said Agnew’s criticism of televl- Mobile Maid* Dishwasher ices, housing, economic de- about 25 per cent ot the town Ameiicaui style. TAU CnARS Of> UIANON ...with exclusive new soft wash, velopment, pubMc uUlities serv- is covered, and that he may re­ os the person who more than wouldn't be saying it if the slon news programs was well Sumner Resigns Thore are a limited number President didn’t sort of turn him founded. "The so-called news for delicate china and crystal! ices. recreation, cultural, pub- turn at a future date to cover any other has c(mtributed to the 8-Level Thoro-W ash with 11c safety, and transpoitorion. another 26 per cent cause of folk dancing In the of otridoily American folk on or suggest that he might talk programs too often fall prey to Board Positjion dances, Mrs. Albom sold, be- The goals, objectives and Mathewson Is being assisted United State!. in a certain direction,” Smith sensationalism and sometimes, Soft Food W aste Disposer! Trade Schoola Popular c'lme of the m^ng-pot char- Dr. Phliq> E. Sumner has re- needs are to be based on a y,* canvass by a crew of lo- Folk dancing, It seems, is sold, or even usually, prsssnt a ons- • 4-Level Aerated Thpro-W uh WASHINGTON — More than nrter of this country. Hkhnle N o hand-rinsing or scraping signed from the Mancheater jix-year program first and a cal persona. 18,000 schools In the United more than simply a rtoreaUonal Agnew in speeches during the sided viewpoint," he said In a w ith Soft Food W aste INsposer. ^Conservation Commlssioa, clt- (X)-year projection later. Rrouos perform their own post nlfcmth has been sharply newsletter. — just tilt-off large or hard Failure to license a dog ooii States provided vocstlanal edu­ activity or even sducatlonal-; wMch they have brought here. Ing the increased pressures of The entire CAC is meeting to- ^ ^ minimum ftae of critical of war protest leaders Meanwhile in New York, N o pre-rinsing.Dr acm p.m g' cation courses to alxxit 7.6 mil­ where tt's a painless form of There are the reeis stah as t!ht BINGO Ms obstetrical practice as the morrow night at 7:30 in IBgh' food scraps. $26. Dog owners, to avoid em- lion people In the school year teaching ^ u t culture- Aa Mrs. IXTRA CASH FRIZIS— THIS WEEK ONLY and the reporting by televlalon ♦ Nixon's communlea- reason. ' land Park SchoM. Virginia Reel and noveky commentators and some news- tlons director, Herbert Q. Klein, Just tilt-off large or hard fo ^ tarw sm ert and posa ble legal ttMt ended in June. Enroll- Herman /expreased it,'" Folk One,of two Democrats on the ------dances such as "Put Your Lit­ said he did not expect Agnew to action, are being urged to ob­ menU rose 7.6 per cent over the dancingXi true democracy In a tle Foot" which comes from 0RAN8E HALL EVERY TUESDAY scraps! • Exclnsive S i l v e r seven-member commission, his S ^ t e Democratic Leader continue his attacks on the Vernon tain licenses from the town previous year. aenoe./You can't hate anybody Texas. Moot popular of course Shower for sparkling ^Iver- unexpired terai ends November clerk as soOn as possible. Mike Mansfield said the some P''®®®'' . u „ O o n v n teB* fwfn HfNtop foeksl 1971. He will be reidaoed with Constltutiw which protects the Atty. Qen. John N. Mitchell, ware • Fancet-Floi Draw w ater License fees for those dopi 'right of dissent and of free press ""'‘ ed In Los Angeles about Ag Hardwood moplo eutHng topi another Democrat by the Board Classes Planned who should have been licensed ^ ...... 11 a*A*v«nt>l#a Am 5ria vkAura ma. of Directors . guards Agnew's right to critl new's remarks on the news me from tap after dishwasher has by July 1 are $5.60 tor male Blitw din dbDMMr for to his letter of resignation, cite demonstrators, commenta­ dia, said Agnew probably feels In Baby-Sitting and spayed female dogs and fiU e d . sent to Town Manager Robert tors and newspapers. . "and I feel that the activities of fpoiMifig dbfsfworti $9.70 for unspayed female dogs. the media are subject to discus- Weiss, he expressed "deep ap- The Rqckville Public Health V , "The . _ _ First , Amendment sl“ i Just as the activities of poll- preciation to you and to the Nursdng Association will sponsor tects Mr. A gn ^ m much w are subject to discus- Oopptr, Avocado^ Whita. nmarawita alaaa '' RAaTlufInIrl antrl in oth«r hard-worldi« mem^rs of ^ ^ baby-sitting Just in Time for the Holidays! Big Drapery Fabric SAVIN G S! anyone else,”. Mansfield said in slon." Limitad Time Onlya our town committees for the ' " Public Records a statement In the Congresslanai Mitchell said newsmen treat­ Special exceUent work that they are Wartaatee Deeds Record. | > ed him "outstandingly,” but he tag to help make our town a ______Ann B. Olusttalani to Thomas But at the same time, Mans had one complaint; "Borne peo- Ere-Holiday moot desirable place in wMch A. and Nancy W- Mann, prop- NOW ^ uHlIwill n/wW^imiracontinue nM on ihm the ttjkv* next RViivhJbthree * ar r fleW counwled a general lower- p,g been publishing pic to ■work." erty at 161-168 Birch St., ing of voices. Mondays. tures of me smiling^ and it's ONLY Price veyonoe tax $80.80. Mrs. ClUfonl Haiwley will dis­ Thousands of Yards of SoiidS-PrinIs-Texfures Ben. ’George McGovern, D- ruining my image." U 8 9 Dominick A. and Jeon F. cuss the resiwnatbiUUes of a S.D., said. President Nixon is Smith was appointed to fill the Feeding Trees ^ ^ D’Angona to Gladys M. Hewitt, leading the administration on a Senate seat held by the late Ev- Give Her Time To Enjoy The Holidaysl baby-sitter at the first sesidon. for Every Room in Your Home "crude campaign to stifle dis­ erelt M. Dlrksen. Ho will seek PORTLANp, ORE. — A good Parents are asked to bring the P*'°P*®*y ’ ***" sent. election next year and says he rule of thurtib In feeding trees girls to the office by 7 and pick *” 7°'... . '"nio sinister effects of the ad- has been mentioning Agnew’s la to measure the diameter of them up at 8:80. a^ ***® *^ ****“ , „ ministration’s campaign against name in Illinois speeches lately. rile trunk three feet above the Golden Age CW5 ? t*2 *l.*^ *^ National B o ^ freedom of speech, assembly "When I do. the people hit ground and douMe the number The Golden Age Oub will Thiat Cx>., executor of thq GENERAL ELECT) of tachea. That figure will be meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the B ^ a rd J. HoU, to and press are a greater their hands together pretty threat to liberty in this nation good, so I have the impression Movr, III’ ill iiimM vni: m siiu \siiim; the number of pounds U ferOl- First Lutheran Church. Weot “ own of Manchester, parcels off than any-result, no matter how he'S become a very popular fei taer the tree abould have. A Mata St. Members are asked to Trotter St., Dehnont St., 'Lake unfortunate, over the war in- low,” Smith said. one - pound coffee can holds note the change ta time of the 8t. and Parker St., no ctmvey- Hiiii .1 i ;i :m :k \i. i i,i:ni

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■A .• . r ■■ PAGE TWE^JTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 M ANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Nixon Popularity South Windsor premises known as )S3 John St.. Wapping, is on duty a* Teen-Agers Work to Save FLETOHER8Lft»CO.«r Fitch- Blvd. in an Industrial Udom Royal Thai AFB, Thai- zon e.• lancl. '• At Record High } Following public hearing the Sgt. Erickson, a medical Now Is The Time... Poll Indicaltes Senior Citizens’ Program M M e K E E S n s n Z B A Sets Plannihg . and Zoning Conimis- specialist is assigned to the ' sion last Tuesday evening ap­ ,4S2nd USAF Hospital. He pre­ HAVE UNWANTED llAIR RENOVED Now k the ttme to bring In your sns to t e I viously served at MacDlll AFB. iPRmbBTON, N.J. (AP) — A WES’TBURY, N.Y. (AP) — He estimated the net would be Storm window tflim repk ewfl, proved the following item s: H earin gs Fla. The sergeant is a i960 Gellup poll indicates President The senior citizens of this Long aroimd-$600, however. ' South Windsor “ Youth, Inc- safely and permanently by electrelyelB. Free rpnedMa- graduate of South Windsor Nixon’s popularity Was a Island community have some­ Harris said other funds on was granted a special excepUon tioaa, AH work done by ap|>ointin6Ht only. Please call— AUTO euss INSTALLED ^ High School. r e co ^ high after hie Non^. '3 hand included about $600 from a O n D ec. 4 to, allow construction of a Teen thing extra to give thanks (or pre-Halloween candy sale, Vletiram war speech and the Drop-In Center located on the this Thursday—the efforts of $1,200 from, the raffleffle of aI color — 8LASS FURNITURE TOPS Nov. 13-16 antiwar demonstra­ ’The Zoning Board of Appeals high school property owned by MARY WAftD hundreds of teen-agefs who television set and $876 in gener- 49% ' For Golf Goods tions. MIRRORS (FireiilaM ami Door) will meet Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. in the town located iii an ^A-20 61 AL’toN ST., MANCHESTER a\649-2«7 have worked to save a recrea­ al donations from local resi­ Ih e poll, released Sunday, CHICAGO —Sales of golf tional and educational program dents and people elsewhere who the Town Hall to consider the zone. was (XHiducted Nov. 14-17. equipment in the United States for tije elderly. read aibout the prograih. PICTURE FRAMIND (all typos) following applications: r- Walter Wasylenko was grant­ Of the 1,466 adults interviewed ed permission to conduct a soared to $262,199,880 in 1668. William J. Barcomb, 740 in 300 locations throughout the Thomas A. Harris, an insur­ "We feel confident we -will be WINDOW and PLATE CUSS ^ small industrial operation in an This was 49 per cent of the nation, 68 per cent expressed ance man who is helping in the able to continue the full s c c ^ of Doming St., requests a variance sports-goods market, according ^ Tub Endosore front $30 t o $45 phis jnstalkiiop RR zone on the north side of approval of the way Nixon was drive to save the Westbury Sen­ the program through June,” L to allow construction closer to Smith St. to the Athletic Goods Manufac­ handling his over-all Job. Nine­ ior Citizens’ program, said Sun­ said Harris. As for next year, be the sideline than permitted on' \ ’The effecUve dote of both’ turers Association. Clubs ac­ 1965 VO LKSW AGEN teen per cent disapproved dnd day almost 80 per cent of the said he had been assured the premises known as 740 Dom­ 'applications is' today. counted (or 66 per cent of the IS per cent| did not express an moijey needed to- keep the pro­ progn'am would be included ih ing St. In a R Rural zone. \ No YMCA golf goods sold and bails (or S3 113 Sedan opinion.' ject going had been raised. the budget. South Windsor Youth, Inc. 'There will be no YMCA ac- per cent. "I feel that at this point we Discussing the reaction of the Ihe latest poll Indicates a 12 1640 Sullivan Ave., request a tiwUes this week due to the m RADIO point gain over a similar survey J have realized about $4,000 of the senior citizens, Harris said, variance to allow erection of a Thanksgiving holiday. Regular $6,600 needed," said Harris, ‘"They’re Just so elated Over the • NEW VVh ITEWAIXS conducted Oct. 17-20. The 66 per sign larger than permitted on acUyities will be resumed next e lOCTBA SHARP adding that he was. ’’'^.king a thing . .'. to think we’re keeping cent backing the President, in COMPLETE ftOBitT A IWIIK premises known as 161 Nevera conservative approach." ’Die going.” . that poll was the lowest scores Rd. in an A-20 zone. In ThalUnd next fund-raising event will be a recorded since he took office. s iN c e iv i* Realty Sign Supply, 248 Tol­ U.S.\ Air Force Sgt. Paul A. k G L O B E ... Nixon’s preylouB high was 66 Dec. 3 sale of crafts ipi^e by- Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. senior citizens...... Police launcli Search INSURANCE land St., Bast Hartford. re­ per cent approval, and was re­ The floor of the Chicago Board, of ’frade — the world’s largest commodities quest a variance to allow a Paul S.\ Erickson, 727 Avery ’ Travel ServiM corded ' on four occasions; In Harris’ estimate followed one of the drive’s major fund-rais­ For Slayer o f Man, 25 exchange. To the exchange’s first.,woman trader, Carol Jane Ovitz, it’s all in sign larger than ptrmttted on mid-March, mid-May and short­ a day’s work. 905 MAIN STREET ing events—a concert at the MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) property of Kelsey-Ferguson *1195 ly after the Apollo 11 moon land­ SERVICE 643-2165 high school that drew about Brick Co., John Fitch Blvd., in ULTIMA II ing July 20. —Police have launched a search of business on Uie noisy, crowd­ Western bandleader Don (Spade) C!ooley, left, on 1,000 persons. an Industrial zone. TED TRUDON. Inc. The latest poll noted that Nix­ for the slayer of Geotge J. Kall- ed, compeUtive exchange floor COSMETICS Anthorised agent in Man- a three-day pass from prison, plays his hddle dur­ The 13-year-old program pro­ meyer, 26, of Middletown, whose of Uie Chicago Board of ’Trade. James B. Ferguson Co., Inc., VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE on made his most recent gains Spade Cooley She Trades, Vies h, k . . ing a benefit performance yesterday in Oakland, P.O. Box 183, South Windsor, re­ primarily among men and vides education, artistic and so­ body was found over the week­ Even if the money isn’t green­ TOLLAND TPKE. — TALIYXITVILLE er there, the women looking among persons ' living in the Calif., shortly before he died of a heart attack. cial programs for about 170 per­ end in an Isolated spot along REAL quests a variance to allow a Dies During in are. WELDON DRUG CO. East. Cooley, .59, was appearing at a deputy sheriffs’ sons who participate regularly. Long'Hill Road. With 1,402 Men sign larger than permitted on ’Those polled were asked, "Do show, along with Red Murrell, right, playing back It faced extinction because its Kallmeyer had been shot sev­ ESTATE funds were cut from the city By MART EIXEN MYRENE you approve or disapprove of up guitar. (AP Photofax). eral times. A hunter, Harold firm fulltime in 1966 'with en­ Benefit Show Aaaoolated Preu Writer the -way Nixon is handling his budget in an economy move. Rochette of Meriden, discovered couragement from her father;-, Learning of the problem, the the body Saturday morning in NEW YORK (AP) — Men who owns two farms and has ’ Job as preisldent.” OAKLAND (AP) — Western daughter. Melody, said In court: WE CAR! television star In Los Angeles, Westbury High School class of an open lot near a water tank. crushed around into a tight cir­ stock market Interests. According to Oallup, the aver­ bandleader Don "Spade’ ’(Jool- "He sat me down and said, he climbed to success on back- 1670 started a drive to make up Kallmeyer’s wife last saw her cle, television cameras wlilrred, Her election as the first wom­ HM lM FIIartiGlt age to date on Nixon’s populari­ ’You’re going to watch me kill ey, on a three-day pass from woods humor and fiddle music. the deficit. 'The student council husband Nov. 10. He was report­ I and in a sea of waving eums, an member of the (Chicago At Thanksgiving ty in 17 polls has been 62 per her.’ ’ ’ While in prison, he penned grinning buyers picked up the ORM liNIfFJI. cent approve, 16 per cent dlrap- prison, died during his first per­ and Junior high school pupils ed missing the next day. Board of TTade (»m e last July Mrs. Cooley’s nude body was "Cold Gray Bars,” which be­ chant, "trade, trader trade.” prove and 22 per per cent ex­ formance in nine years. Joined in the effort. Newspaper The victim had been arrested 29 after the board, in a general T M f.t W « 4 . }ound in a shower, strangled, came a country music hit. Csunl Jade Ovitz, 26, was ov­ revamping of its rules, opened pressed no opinion. Cooley, under a life sentence reports of the project drew a in July on d charge of Interstate l i t v . l f « M stabbed, kicked and burned with letter of encouragement from transportation of a motor ve­ erwhelmed. the trading floor to women. for the 1661 murder of his wife, cigarettes. Mrs. Richard M. Nixon. hicle, police said. After facing Making her debut as the first "The rule originally was You Want To Be Sure I This Year.. . Oe6edlIlwrs4ey, collapsed Sunday afternoon Ella Mae had once been a State Man Greets Crew ROBERT J . SMITH, woman trader on the floor of the Will Prince Qiarle* Harris said he did not know a federal grand Jury in Boston adopted to prevent the member­ singer with Cooley’s band. Jbin Royal Air Force? while playing his fiddle at a ABOARD USB HORNET (AP) exactly how much money had Sept. 16, he was released on his MSUMNSMTHS SURE 1914 Chicago Board of ’Trade, the ship of one particular woman & deputy sheriff’s benefit show at Cooley had been imprisoned — The first man scheduled to been raised by the concerts be­ own recognizance for a court ap­ world’s largest commodities ex­ way back in 1902," said an ex- 1hMkf|lvlB| LONDON (AP) — Is Prince since conviction at Vacaville reach the Apollo 12 astronauts cause Uckeits—$2 for adults, $1 change, she was experiencing Oakland'AudItorium. He was 68. pearance Nov. 18, but he (ailed change official, "and no* one (Jharles going to Join the Royal Medical Center, said Dr. Eu­ when they spluh down in the (or students—^had been sold to appear. 649-5241 one of those miserable moments thougdit much atxxit it. Air Force when he completes Cooley appeared nervous but gene Prout, Vacaville’s chief South Pacific this afternoon Is through school music teachers Police Sunday Were awaiting a in life when lack of practice and "It was Just a maUer of P' his courses at Cambridge next cheerful just before Intermis­ medical officer. MS MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR a swimmer, Lt. J.g. Ernest Lee and the funds would not be pathologist’s report to determine (Gnasd Fleer Next to He«w A Hsis) lack of privacy coincide. bringing things up to date. liM ay R M . summer? sion at the "Orand Old C^ry "He said he had a thing about Jahncke, 28, of Greenwich, Ck>nn. counted until ’Tuesday. time and exact cause of death. "A t first, I was uncertain to We’re ail delight^ to have ’The Dally Mirror says he Is. Spectacular." killing animals—he couldn’t say the least," is her frank eval­ Carol as a m em ber," he said. S____ I____ _/* The Ministry of Defence de­ After receiving a standing bear It. Not even a mouse. He uation of that day last July BESURE...SHOPAIP Although the rule change has clines to comment. A Bucking­ ovation from the audience of wouldn’t eat meat at all. He when, nevertheless, she man­ attracted a great deal of atten­ ham Palace spokesman pro­ 2,800, he stepped backstage, didn’t have many visitors but he aged to buy and sell 480,000 tion, Miss Ovitz (xmcedes It will fessed no .knowledge that such a had lots of friends among the In­ compladn'ed of chest pains to At­ pounds of iced broilers in some­ have little effect, for awhile at Snrc Are Yc Abeit Ow Tnrheys? So swe vre offtr |m **S«pGr-Riglit’* QiMlity decision had been made and torney David Lucchese, signed mates. He was a very humble thing like an hour. In layman least, on her work as a trading added: * man,” the doctor added.- YOUR MONEY MACK I a few autographs, then dropped language, that’s a lot of chick­ counselor to large corporations S«|Mr-Riglit Draml 6 mm laaTI 6 A «P BRAND •T' ‘ "There will be ho announce­ dead. Cooley suffered a heart attack en. and other clients buying and » «Mpl«69% I Bomuss ment before Christmas." Doctors at Highland Hospital during his trial and had lived in For the 1 ,^ male members selling such perishables as beef, MAM U.S.«OtrTU A .« o t r r . The 21-year-old heir to Que^n said he suffered a heart attack. prison under a restricted, health of the huge farm commodities wheat, com and other commodi­ A ______■ W iR R D INSPfemB Elisabeth II is, like his father In 1661, Cooley’s wife, Ella regimen, spared the normal exchange, that day was a cele­ ties through the exchange. iASTING Prince Phillip, a flying enthu­ Mae, told him she was going to prisoner duties. bration of sorts—a moment "I worked by telephone from siast. He has logged 86 hours of Join a free love cult, according He was bom In Oklahoma, the marking the end of a board rule office before," she said, and flying with a Royal Air Force to testimony at his trial. son of an Itinerant baseball that has barred women from it's the way 1 prefer to work- instructor. ’The couple’s 14-year-old player and musician. An early membership since the board “ Going on the floor and ac­ opened in 1848. tually bidding is an entirely dif­ TURKEYl EYS ROASTS For Miss Ovitz, im eastern- ferent experience, and you have N O PAT schooled Illinois girl who has to start at the bottom. For now, S t n t S h M S i m had no formal training in farm it’s important that I Just go I t * 22A 1 B I M t TOP SIRLOIN financing, it was ailding a new down and get to know people.” BOTTOM ROUND verse to the same old musical Miss Ovitz, who starts each question. "What’s a nice girl day reviewing market and mon­ iM I k t .' M lb $ . or CROSS RIB like you doing . . .?” ey trends, picked up her finon- "At least before I got down qn cial expertlrc through (»-the-Job the floor, they didn’t know how' training, a process she crnisid- (rid I was," says AOss Ovitz, a era both necessary and unfortu­ SWIFT BUTTERBAa AND FRESH TURKEYS ALSO AVAILABU • • PRIDED (HIBHER) LT.WOOD trading assistant with the Chica­ nate.; go brokerage firm of Mitchell, . “(niera’s a tremendous need •S^M Vri" DsriHy MIMn-nWNT MMI LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET Hutchins & Co. since 1966. for more courses In commodity FnEtRY DBtMl “ But I think the traders ore a trading," she said, "and I thiifk Ground Beef ABTSUEFM. Beef Liver Sliced Bacon Sausage Meat pretty open-minded buncriit . tills is the big reaeon more RUOY TO t(X>K « ’There are all types of people "tvRe* IlfM* ^geBty women don’t go into the market. Young Ducklings 4 (• 4 IS. # Y n. srEcilUT sEiEcno n lUCOOO .IRtND t b df R C Turkty Brtnsts AU WHITI MIAI down there, and they’re accept­ “ It’s hard to prepare yourself, CArN JOHN'S « 4 m. > CENTER SLICES JR top outiDT »kr. # ed (or what they can do," she BY THE Eind that d^lnitely gives you a Shrimp Cocktail 9nki rt«M« sS I s I Y UvDrwurst or lologmi met said. ’"They’re looking for feeling of insecurity. Once that Ideas.” problem is solved, I think more REPRIOEItATfO->IUTTIRMIU ’The men, for all their impar­ women will go Into the market." tiality, can't be blamed to r < ^ - For now, it’s Just Carol Jane ikM siderable curiosity about thl^ at­ Ovitz and 1,402 mpn taking care Pillsbury Biscuits PMUK tractive young woman who, be­ MILD ■■4 MELLOW tween stretches of serious thought, is given to girlish char­ ter and a regular amount cif flir­ Eight O'clock Coffee tation. OBANCf CMiPfiY TPOPiCAL PUNCH The daughter of a 8y(;amore, GBAPt Of OBANGI PtNIAPPlI EXCELLENT WITH PIK er IC I CRKAM m.i physician. Miss Ovitz grad­ t'/i M. i uated from Smith College in 46 07. O A c 1964 with a major in experimen­ cans A&P Real Cream t o p p i n c tal psycholo^ and spent the ASP IRAND next year Audylng French at 3 the Sorlxxuie In Paris. m WIU D . "A t that point, I was teu:ed Sharp Cheddar Cheese with another five years ’of grad­ uate work, and I came to the ‘i- conclusion that the only thing I Ice Cream would know h(>w to do is go to Land o' Lakes sciraol," she said., "S o vriille I M 4 irv a l was in Europe, I de PRESCRIPTIONS TUTT A BlUmUt lUAtl t ill TURKEYS . . . resulting in meaningful Butternut Sguosh 10 * White Boiler Onions mvingB to you every day! Miiti njiTt «f MIC r m u ?To ops and downs in your Prescription I V. DioiffondWalniits 10 fQ 19 fo cost*—no “dlaixtnntn’’ today. "Regular I Stuffing Bread prices” tomoiTow! . I Atpinua lUC PMUU HIM 19 Lbs. lb 26 Lbs. l b No "nednoed spselals”—no "temporary I Sweet Potatoes '.."J Stuffing Mix ilfiO 'iii redactions” on Prsscrtptloni to lure | (mstomeis! 6SIU BIUT lABC 9ABUA At tiM aame ttme, there is never any | Sweet Pees Buko ft Serve Rolls 12^^35* NO D O IM ABOUT m I . compromise In eenrtoe or qnaUty! >■ frkM •fftetira lk<« Wednesdey, Her. 34di l

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Wearing a m arshal's white uni- ( MAY 20 33M oy ' 63 Privett HOY. 21 they 1946 Pot^lam- SAUCE INSTANT COFFEE 1- 5-lMl 34 In 64 Of 3aU7.51.37/ Utim hall Just across froni the conference V«f victorious War- ALUMINUM FOIL B /4 ^ 7 3 35 Sm 65 Is KTemlliv the woman glanced at a jii„ i - 36 Could 66 AwQitwd' 89-72-78 With T h is With this M M I N I 37 Pwt 67 B« SAGITTARIUS With thi^ MAY 21 68 Conttstt ^the familiar mustache and . . . him at the table ' Coupon and 38 Discord NOT. 2 2 ^ 25 R . . With T h is 16 oz. coupon and coupon ahd Ps /flJ® U N l 20 39 Kept 69 ^flivwd doubletake. were two men tarelyjf ever 10 OZ. 40 N«w 70 And OfC, 2, ^ n w^talln *" P*>‘>‘»8Taphs today-for- Coupon Purchase of purchase of purchase of ^7-12-20-14 ■ 71111 - 18 In. CANS 7a-Th4tf ^8-19-2440(0 ..* 1 II . "'®*' Poreign kQnister Vyaches- ^ 42MOV Only S5. or More is. or more. JAR S5. or more 43 B« 73 Shortogq J T P ^ M- Molotov, Stalin's right- Roll 9 9 ^ CANCIR ■ 44 Rfsult 74.Solid CAPRICORN JUMP 21 45 Thor 75 Mimmun’i o re . 22 Expirts Vwinnday, Nov.2C, 1K9-Limit one coupon per customer 76 And EUiires Weihesdiy, Hov. 26,1969 - LIMt one coupon par cudomer Expires Wednesday, Nov. 26,1969-LuRit one coupon per custoaer Expires Wedn'esdiy, Nov. 26,1969-Limit one coupon per customer JULY 22 46 T,m* JAH. tf graphs, "^t here hhe i was wn« not in P«>»ecutor ^ at Stalin’s 47 Objects 77 Rons ! , i 5492 48 Gomes 78 UM futr^S d- 9-15-28;^ ' ^ ‘'ter at the time of toe Pota 63-78-79-89 49 Cousw .. 79 Busirvwts bo-5546 an exhibit showing Soviet hlsU^ ^ confewnce. I a * 5 0 0 80 Cosh LIO 51 Thor 81 Swrvw -AqUARIUS ry A photo nearby showed smll- ^ ^ « VTll JULY 21 52 In 82 Achieving JAH. to The women’s unconcealed 83 Stroigtit- ^AU&. 22 53 Enwray Ml. II surprise was typical of some but ^ w f r rr 54ContT.ct 84 Or 2-11-25-39 55 Hovv 85 You ilA18-23,8-23^ 56 Wov» 86 Miuing 32-418 r • a ’™ '” - " a ,,n “ ; m . 87Gool* VIRGO 57 Hav« pisets SSL m3 n™.TnU..a,„M,l«t.n. 58 To 88 Todoy fit. I X J^UO. 21 .59 89 L>f« If 3 i. tj.3i 3 , /V wrf. 22 60 Monwv 90 Forwo'vd HAA. famtUel..i ». PossiblyT> 1 W1 stUl ^ ra ld toa ^ »aia witn a inrufir. She con- \2l-j6-37-42 )Good (^)AJycnc^A Jyene Neutral 13-27-38-44, express any opinion of him, they ^ A7-71-8486 52-7A77 contrived a l^k of astater^t. w wiiH o im n r^nlfd «»>• ^ "«*ch earlier photo ®“ of Stalin shown In profile to his Our Own Body Ch^ifiistry The photos were believed to pi^in tunic, holding a piece of DINNEH be the first Stalin pictures given paper. The caption gave only such promlnenoe since Nikita S. ),ja name: Can Make Chem|efals Toxic 2 Khrushchev, as premier, de- This time few others Joined SHOPPINC fl POPIHM By HARRY NEI.RON l^f^^barblturatea, toue prokmg- nounced him, removed his body her In staring. And official from a Red Square tomb, top- guides who had pointed out the 'Hie Vem Angetee Tlmee '^lng lh« effect of tota drug. / It will aleo potentially en- pled his statues and renamed potsdam plctiure quickly walked LOS ANGELES — StaUngrad Volgograd. past this earlier one. About nance the effect of many other towards tho eight years ago a grdup ot Khrushchev’s successors have There was no outAvard expla- FREE PILLSBURY i QUALITY drugo. according to Dr. Elpeteln. permltted limited but greater nation of their behavior. Possl- purchosu of Klentt.U Inveatlgapng liver Aelde from Ita uee In Ineectl- mentlon of Stalin, usually hall- bly It reflected uncertainty dlaease In sheep In Norway ‘"d other related houM- BAKE’n SERVE ROLLS! , i , . . ^ hold and industrial compounda. Ing his wartime leadership. about a new phase of toe rehabl- HALF GALLON OF FOODS tumbled ont,. a dtacovery with formulation. ..T ueed 4 'Hie moves to restore Stalin’s litatlon campaign, SEALTEST WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU Impllcatlope which could make food additives and produce image have provoked protests Because Stalin was shown In a from liberals such ^ embattled much earlier period than the ALL PURCHASE ONE 9 1/2 a z . CAN the recent cyolamatc uproar similar effecU, Dr. Bpststn writer Alexander Bolsehenitsyn. wan toe Inclusion of this picture AT REGULAR PRICE OF 25< F R i E N m appear to be a summer breeae. said. ^ One underground anti-Stalln- apparently went beyond the pre- FLAVORS^ j ^They, discovered that a very , !** Ist group claims that staitues of vlous campaign to rehabilitate Coupon Good at Popular Mkta. thru Wed., Kov. 26, 1969 | potent canoercautng chemical chemical, fou^ Stalin and posters with his pic- Stalin only as a military chief, I Coupon Good at Populor Mkts.-4 hru Wod. Nov. 26, 1969 Limit ono coupon por customor popular can be formed by toe Innocent ture, as well as newspaper artl- The new picture seemed In- ______J SERVICE mixing of two compounda com- Iheoe chemical., wslen- cles, are being prepared for toe tended to revive Stalin’s Image I Limit Ono Coupon Por Customor monly found In food, around the pok** °**t. can also 90th anniversary of his birth on as an early Soviet leader as well world. birth defect, or mutatlona which Doc- 21- as wartime commander later. The Implication, of tM. find can be poMed on from geiMrm- With the controversy over Sta- Pictures of some other early Ing, and epeculattone built upon Ikm *o generation. lln raging behind the scenes, Soviet leaders, such as Leon It. could re.ul* In Important re- ^ ‘ *‘ J^*®**"* recetMy many Russians seom uncertain Trotsky, were missing. Unlike vltona of food and drug ragula- “J FYancloco at the *^****^ how to react to the unexpected Stalin, toe man who purged ot the National Mental Health sight of pictures of him. them, they have not been reha- In tracking down the cauM Advlwry Council to study toe The woqMui who could not bllltatod. of toe ti^ep liver dlaeoM toe nim-peyshlatrie effecU of euch Norwegian. Implicated a claee commonly abused drug. a. J I of chemical. called miro- I-**’. Marijuana, barblliiratee. •amlnM iimphatamlnF* and narcoUca, There Are Hard, Soft Sells Nltroa^mlnea are regarded as evidence waa preeenlrd lha4 extremely potent cancer-caua- eume widely uaed tranquIHaer. Ing agenU which hava been may cause d a i ^ e to geheUc But the Arab Can Outsell All found capable of producing tu- material. By HUGH A. BfULUOAN "N ext door!” All ben Nadlm more In a wide range of organa evidence w a. Indirect but AP Special Oorreopondent Is appalled. ’’Never buy next mm-:/ and In every apeclee of animal “ ••rved to point out that poe- door. Very unreliable. Only my on which they have been te.ted. MbUlty of causing rnutm i^ TANOIDR, Morocco (AP) — shop Is reliable. Ask any taxi N In this age of supermarkets, w c ; i' Furthermore, they will do It c*" l**'^** driver. Ask any hotel door­ B4 very .malt concentrations — generalton to generation haa not credit cards and hard and soft man.” That Is a bit like putUng GET THE BEST only 8 parti per million. y ‘ »>*•" ‘• ‘‘en Into account television pitches, the Arab down Willie Sutton as a bank Nltnoeamlnee' are formed by toe U.8. Food and Drug Ad- merchant still is the supreme reference. ■» toe Interaction of nllratea and mlnUlratlon aafety teetlng pn>- technocrat of salesmanship. "Poufs,' I have thousands of amlnea. NUralea are' widely oeduree. . Madison Avenue Wouldn’t touch poufs,” the proprietor assures . '4 GET WAYBEST him with a 10,000-volt computer. used aa food preeervallvea. *7r. Joehua Lederberg, a Come wlz me to ze Caabah you, plopping them down every­ y . Amlnea are naturally preeen* Stanford genetloM aito N ^ l and eee for yourself. where. "Camel hide, goat skin, In certain loode, one of them Priae winner, pointed out It la genuine gazelle. Oreen. Red. ALWAYS nNDER A PLUMP being fleh poaelble that the wide variety “Welcome my shop,” a Gold. White ...” friendly voice colls out from the The Norwegian sheep dIseaM of new chemicale to which t^ beguiling confusion of a stall in Well, a brown one was what was found to be related to meal public I. expoasd may be elg- toe crowded basaar. "Have a really attracted you. The small popular made o< herring which had nlftcanUy adding to the n u m ^ r look around. Buy noz-slng. No boy disappears, reappears, out ^ 1 8 to 21 LBS. bMn ptseerved with sodium nl- o< birth defecU and genetic de- of breath,'with a brown pouf. Ho fscU which have been natural­ obligations. All ben Nadlm bids S trate. Some ot the batches ot you a thousand welcomes and couldn’t have gone farther than meal had nltrosamlns cenoen- ly occurring. the blessings of Allah.” next door. tratlons aa high as 100 ppm. It’s brown, all right, but It The ftndliv that a potent oan- You can't place the name, but looks a trifle soiled around the toe fei Is familiar. Smiling, oer Inducer can be formed In Rocky To Sign edges. sueh a way waa unaxpactad by trusting, avuncular, sitting “That means It Is genuine ga­ there amid a sultan’s ransom of the sotenUata. Intent Memo V rich rugs and copper urns, he is zelle. Have you never seen a ga- But tola la only ana- part ot zell out on too great Sahara? hospitality Itself. " a h p o p u l a r ’ MAWCEtS W IU BE , r the new kstowledge beginning to On Penti Central Very dirty place, gaselle gets accumulate about tlie toxic aiMl “Please, alt down. Have a much soiled. Not so bad.” Cher etfecR* of «-hemti»U we NEW YORK (AP) - Maaage- coffee. Have tea. Have a Coke. Bargaining be^ns at 80 dir­ Buy nos-sing. Get out of the sun. Ingest, Inhale or otoerwUe ment of the West End trains on hams--tl«. You have more like OPEM ’TIL 9 P.r conaa In contact with Parui Central's Ntw Haven dt- My shop Is my home. You wel­ to In mind. At 60'dirhams you come here.” As tochnlquea for measuring viaton appears clooer to Oonneo- are his very special, beat- TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY NIGHT Inflnlleetmal amounte of toalc ticut and New York State control The master of the soft sell hOs friend-price customer. At 40 you for your holiday shopphiB matertals becoine rrMiea aenal- ^ announcement by Gov. you gently, firmly by tob arm. walk out and he follows you up holiday DISCOUNTS t H R O U G W O ^ * THE ENTIRE STOREj 45* Uve and acienttste become Ngiaon Rookafeller that be wlU Before you can b l^ ; "I left my the narrow, winding streets. At more Inquisttive, paaaible new gifu ^ “memorandum at Intent” wallet In my otoer suit,” you 28 dirhams, exactly five bucks, conyonlonco hosard. In foods, drugs and a week. find youta6(f enthroned on a you relent and follow him back number at envlronmerRal agent. spoheomai\ for the New York ' genuine, hand tooled, gold PRINCELLA to the shop. GRANDMOTHERS begin to betxime apparent. Ctovemor said Friday Rocke- threaded camel skin pouf, fin­ "All right,” he smiled, rub­ gering a Jewel studded, plati­ Acoordlng to Dr. ItamusI 8. would sign the menMraa- bing his hands. "How many you Yams Bprtela, a toxtootogM at toe |g , xuseday In, hla num handled, genuine Damas­ want? Five? Six?” MhNe Meet ?«“' Chlldrrn'e (kmrer Rseearch yg,|, cus steel dagger that, from tes­ When you tell him only one,, timonials sworn on a stack of LINDSEY SELEa OXFORD SWEET Foundation In Boetplo.lan of has appeared with a. tray of The ‘ urchtn-merchnnt pre- Planters Salted Mixed NuU A a iN G WOODBURY tntaraot In harmleoa oompaundn “*“v**7 > ■ MeW York Agency, and weak tea in authentically dirty cedt-H you up toe street, toe -hLnhwhich AMare tranoformed Into Connecticut Transpartatlon 100 tablet Authority. glasses. packiige on his head, distracting harmful o m s white belag Sunsweet Pitted Prunes ?.v 39l! bottle 9 OR. Under the blotate agreement, Between the first two, sips, toe your gaso from a shop window Bufferin Skin Letien bottl# metabollied In too body. price already has dropped to 78 pushing a similar pouf for |8. y : S i m ^ e s ^ 99* One recant asamitte of tots federal and state funds would be dirhams. Back In your h^el, you tear VwfiN AobIi CtmUmiv kU ash lo| Food Beef. L Ivor . XOSaJ involved to. eyelan^. toe "“.J" J.*" "You my first customer to­ the wrappings from your treas­ ■ p and chicken eons artlftetel o w a | ^ ouboequenUy «» commuter r«B* OY Una. day; extra special price.” Hie ure and find just what you al­ VanfflMi Mic h fik tM iM cfnnomon AHtJoErinOomoM,PMcMaMii 2 tafeon off tha.'-jlharhet because of smile Is shy and tentative, that ways wanted: o' red pouf. In i!^.5 9 d FROZEN FOODS DAIRY DEPT. Ma eaneer-eaualng etfaot . tai 'The Pem Central wUl .run the of the itolianthropist who won’t donkey skin. IN Ion Tn Ills BOMii COOliiOl 3 varietlee 3 Une tor the two state autoortUee. let his left hand know what his S N O W CROP Before tote was dteoovered. “** ctwnpaxit. right hand Is up to. M m Nqm Sm I HiKi Mot M^StdfMi U.S. No. 1 2V4" Min. MdlfTOSH / experiment, were under army . egreemenl. approved by showing that eyelamatee break idetn tegletaturee and toe There Is assurance, too, in toe 1HANKMIVINO DAT mother-of-pearl wall placard IndH Hen SmI INk i MHt Sio m MiB U :-t d OBANGE rhromooomee It wae not cyo^ " • hy spelling out the ethics of the es­ WDnM — OODDIAIA M 01. Box 9 12 « . IMPERIAL lam au In Ita orlgUial form « « * • *X Repreeentaihreo u q u o M plain er rif nci rippv lb.i tablishment; "Fixed Price . .. iadlied um% Crosa a IlMkNol MMa MiM '-s con .which had tota e«ect. however, * ^ *P P w ed by several federal 4 STERLING SALT Rogulcv No Haggling . . . Will Not Be LOWDDT P H O H iMei juia but a breakdown product of agencies before U goes EMn Miwjid iBiH Ring glose UnderiMld.” ARTHIft DRUG With Coupon & Purchase of $5. 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FACE 'l-WENTY-FOl j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^N MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?4, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-nVE 1 Yule^-Tis the Season TViK' • ~';T:iT»T|ynii I ’h B e \ Wary By JOHN CCNNIFF gilt of almost no value. Hie AP BuatneM Analyst package isn’t from Aunt Sally. In fact, it has no return address. NEW YORK (AP) —. BV)r Ano&er swindle capitalizes on nKwt people the Christmas sea­ concern for your neighbor, son is a time to be dieery, but which often is warmer during to the Better Business Bui«au the cold holidays 'them it was lits the season to be wary—of un­ back on those summer morn­ scrupulous operators, swindles ings when he started his power and gyps. ' mower a t 6:80. Money is plentiful durlllgvthe "Would you please accept a season, and spirits are high. In­ package for Mr. J b ) cheap cologne rebottled. for charity. Another racket is perpetrated The customary warnings, by sending a claim stub to an from the Better Business Bu­ SUEUDOAI M n u n -3 -l u t ssm* individual stating that the send­ reau and others, state that any er is holding a package that will charity should be investlg^d TURKEY ROAST ib7 9 - be sent on return of the stub and before a donation is made. But MNOOl 1181-44111 ITA r on a snowy, windy, dark night, a small amount of money. Pillsbury Flour T u r k e y B r e a s t s wSn Ih if W Seldom is the amount sought how is one to investigate? It’s (HtAND UNION very large, because that might impossible. arouse the suspicions. The sum The biggest surprise of all, SALISBURY STEAK‘^1 .5 8 might be only |2, the very however,'may not Involve gyps. nOCmiAl Bwsa French Fries amount that forgetful Aunt Sally It does Involve forgetfulness, spends on gpfts She sends to the and since ithe effect can be the GROUND CmlGK i» 7 9 ‘ children. same, the BBB reminds you this Anxious to find what gift la to holiday season; arrive on return of the stub and If you are buying & battery-op­ CHUCK rULET ..8 9 ° M - e e the money, the housewife suc­ erated toy, check before Christ­ MtNm-nmtwa «aa-. cumbs. In return she receives a mas to see if it needs batteries. WITH COUPON BELOW SHOULDER STEAK ,. 9 9 ° SWEET POTATOES'^ 37^ 8UUUB n y u re MutRAmrr ga—. Englishman Ti» Take Charge AND PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE CHICKEN LIVERS ib 59^ MASHED TURNIPS 3 7 ° SAVK U r TO 10% ON lA t G I HPPUIIM—NIlUiraT A n. 3 iht Of Dublin’s Abbey Theater ^ ALUMINUM HMMI SQUASH ixZ V By DENIS O’CONNOR bethan Theater Trust. It) 196The DUBLIN (AP) — An urbane was back setting up Manchester SudBD BACON . 8 9 ° WAFFLES 2 '^ 7 7 ° University’s department of dra­ Alcoa Foil i- - nAnUMM I4). NA Englishman wtw taught war­ 2 49 GROUND BEEF ea.Ib.' .. ,. 5 9 ° time spies to act takes over next ma, the first project of its kind month In a temple of Irish na­ In Britain, PoRTcirops"38° rope's most 'm o^m and most to conform to some federal reg­ SPAGHETTI 4 8 9 ° Large ff Eggs ■-~ se P: prosperous theaters. ■owm jaanM-NAirTAi'1 neuND g a „ 3 ulations. lAaCT im-HUTAW AT ga ja It Includes the smaller Pea­ Shapiro, however, says some XAN CHOWDER ^ 3 7 ° ^ i - 6 3 ° cock Theater, which looks after federal regulations are "arbitra­ COFFEECAKE X* 3 9 ° the Abbey's responsibility for ry and oapriotoua" and he hoe lAN CU nN -JM N l-b. A A experimental work and plays in recommended that OonnecUout TOMATO JUICE 2 9 ° the Irish language. go to court K necessary to flght^ A aeii Food Ca b m S 9 ° Hunt's arrival, Dec. 1 coin­ any effort by HEW to cut off' CAT FOOD 6 ‘it:-8 9 ° uaaiTW-IMU ga riiM Aga cides with thb first Abbey ap­ federal weUare aid to this state. Brown R Serve Z .1 4 9 ^ pearance of movie star Peter At stake are funds estimated UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN O'Toole in Samuel Beckett’s by Shapiro at 188 million a year. r-S . -jr— J H IA lT M F U l- "Waiting for Qodot.’’ staged as At issue are CXxuteotlcut’)i ! , ly c u A tl r O O o A NMT8ICIOUI SWEET WESTERN u tribute to the author's capture ways of figuring Income in de­ .MNAFT WHIPPED of this year's Nobel Prise for lit­ termining amount of assistance, :TIRST O f THE SEASOlil’ ta' erature. Beckett Was bom in failure to' test a simplified me­ Navel Oranges v-8 Cocktail Dublin. thod of determining eligibility Alan Simpson, who retires as (or asslstanoe, eligibility (or as­ Cream Cheese Abbey director the day before sistance of children when an un­ SNOW WHITE 1-*. « ' ^ Hunt takes over, gave Dublin Its related man Is living with their 'MOONLIGHT BRAND' first production of ^Godot” in mother, and payment of reason­ Mushroom s the small Pike Theater 16 years able costs to hospitals under ago. The new production, direct­ Medicaid. > fUNI eUBI MMUMm ed by Sean Cotter, Is the first If the state did what HEW Dublin production of a Beckett wants It to, the cost of welfare Brussels Sprouts £ 29^ PINEAPPLES .o 2 9 work on a major scale. would rise more than 81.6 mil­ Hunt’s first major production lion a year, according to the AVOCADOS’t^ „ 2 5 ° CITRUS4ALAD ^ 7 9 WITH COUPON BflOW will be Peter Luke’s "Hadrian state welfare department. VII." the fantasy of a man who Shapiro will not repre­ AND PURCHASt OF S5 OH MOR( decides that he la Pope. Cyril sent Oonnecticut at the Jan. 6 Cusack lias the lead. hearing, since he is leaving his auunaggg-MUBiTNx ^ nrvA rAKTrmr a a , "The first thing," he says, post on Dec.' 1. "will be to place greater em­ The purpose of the hearing Is WALNUTS ja a ,- .5 7 ° , c a r e m ix ^ 5 9 ° phasis on new Irish plays and to to determine whether OOnnecti- encourage Iriidt writers, new cut will remain eligible for con­ and eababllshed, to write for the tinued federal welfare ratm- fimHDATES " 3 9 ° TURKISHnGS >^.49° Abbey. buraemeiita If It does not- go "At the same time I hope to along with die federal rsgula- widen the Abbey classical rep­ tlcns. ertoire with piays stem m i^ from the Irish tradition.’’ ' Hunt was Intended by his fam­ Day ForreaM ily for diplomacy but strayed Into the theater while at Oxford )VINDSOR LOCKS, Oonn. UniveTSity. h i 1946 he became (AP) — The weather In Con­ director of the Old Vic Company necticut will be seasonable set up as an experiment at Bris­ Tuesday, turning milder Wed­ tol, collaborating with the unt- nesday and Thursday and then ,versity there. cooler Friday ohd Saturday, the ^ 'He was called to the parent U.S. Weather Buraau predicted. Old Vic Ck>mpany In London in Temperatures will average s, - 1949, when it was having a above normal with dally highs Msavi TM HCNT TO U8MT QUANTITai rough time. In Just over three In the ‘low 60s and overnight years he helped b r ^ Old Vic lows in the mid to upper 80s. Ftakada^ audiences to 86 per .pent capaci­ Precipitation should to«al one- n ManohtstOf t*arkm d*. MiddI* Turnpika, W ««t — Trtpta-S R«d«mption C«fif»r, I BO Markot Squor*; ftay tagfOw ty. quarter to one-half In arater In 1966 he htarted six years in equitratent with showers Wed- '7 Op«n 'fiws., W*d., Tbur». and Smi. 9:00-5:30— -Fri. ?i00-9:00 Clo»fd Monday* Australia with Sydneys EUsa- nesdayTor Wednesday night.’ ■■ ■ \ ■■ ■

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jw r I - ReaLemon Chock Full o’ Nuts / Lemon Juice Coffee ■,V' Quart Bottle Your maxi-men are U.s. Grade “A” N offering you great Just the thing i KunMn. , for baking or in savings with the $137 that brisk cup holidays c o m in g ‘QieSUSbAl’ on. Take advan­ of tea. There's I 2 -lb just so many tage of them and College Inn w ays to u'se take home a can ■ cp n or two x>f Chock ReaLemon lem- 5 1 qn juice, try It Full o' Nuts Cof­ Tomato Juke soon. fee. ' i T i Our Turkeys Are 0 Let the dieters start with tomato juice . . . 21 iz C All Grade “A” they'll thank you for biM i The success of your Thanksgivihg serving It. 2 9 Stop & Shop dinner depends on the quality of the bird you serve. Go mini-pricing® and Early Calif. Select Fancy Grade A quality! Stop & Shop Del Monte Peas you'll bring home a beauty no matter Cranberry Sauce 7 what your preference, because the Sweet tender peas for ■A N-l turkeys we sell are Grade "A " — the The turkey season Is here and your turkey dinner. A no turkey can bd without cran­ Kernel Com or i\ highest grade availabta! In addition I good maxl-man value! V Ripe Olives berry sauce. Stop & Shop cran­ to our .White Gem, Stop & Shop and berry sauce, that is. Swift turkeys, we have fresh turkeys What Is a relish tray 'it Cut Green Beans To make your dinner memorable, the maxi-men in all sizes for those who prefer them without lots and lots of . . . the finest ,U.S. Grade "A " birds. ripe olives for tasty nib­ Nevar a better time to refill your pantry offer the finest birds available with plenty of suc­ bling. a Also Armour Star stuffed turkeys. 3 1" 1 shelves with these family vegetable favorites. culent whjite and dai;||rmeat to delight your family Armour Golden Star turkeys, turkey Whole kernel corn, 12 oz.; cu t green beans, and guests. Mini prices, too. 16 oz 151/3 oz. breasts, capons! ducks, geese and Penn Dutchman Whole 'cans Rock Cornish hens for the venture­ some. Happy eating from your maxi- men! 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Grade *A* Shrimp cocktail with lots of sauce served on a bed of lettuce is a delicious beginning for Thanksgiving dinner. \ Boneiess Tutey Roasts i ReynoMs’ Heavy Duty Stop iKShopP^esficc Whip Toppinz 10r«t 3*4 pound packae« wWi P*wriy Apple. 1- tb, 6-oz; pumpkin, or R R » R oz 20 R-'eh'e— At Stop & Shop we of tondor, dolietou* U'c m d squash, 1-lb, 7-oz. Why fuM? w W w F bag have just about everything you * Birds Eye Whole Onions dark and whita mad Cnouah for 19% could want, mini-priced, too! Fresh, Opened Only the leanest best cuts, no end chops! Mon^ Tues, & Wed, •orvuig 6 to 8 good siza d>nn«rt. Aluminum Foil All reedyready to heat and serve . . . a mexi-man value for you. V Graniberry ^ C Q C Cheese or A mini-pricing‘s value! 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Real Whip Topping s r Soft MarRarine M . o a M a r g a r i n e *pi|h«tnii.i 2 PenTs Smsige Mnt « * - Add a spebial extra touch to all those ice cream sundaes;. The boys and glrfs 4c off 1 lb will gobble It up. 37* r s a i u i Om u i ^1.: ■«5 47* label pkg /. I ee#es•••B#e•••••••e••••eeee 43* .'i . j Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDU TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHKTER. CONa stop & Shop wiii redeem your Federal Food Coupons MIDMC 'rU R N n n W iST , MANCHESTER; CONN. - j - . . J

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6, were found dead early Sun- 189 and. Mountain Road claimed the collision, as, were two per- Seven K illed day morning by a Newtown po- .the life of Louisa Weber, 14, of imns in the other c a r .. , ' Police Log <<• lice search partyJ -The outboprd Simsbury esurly Saturday mom- boat in which .they and another Ing. The driver- was lis t^ in BREWSTTO, N.Y. (AP) — A MANCHESnR'S ^ From State, -son, 9-year-old Gregory, were critical condition Sunday, Connecticut man whs killed and ■ A S I M U S K two others seriously Injured riding rapsized on Lake( LUU- Steven M. Baker, 17, at ^er- Sunday iiight when their car hit A 14 year«Id arrestM this O il W eekend nonah in -Southbunt, and, the-^ttn-was killed e a i^ Saturday Onfy Fuel Oil Dealer-T wwkena and charged vtdth \ tlnree swam with, tlte boat to morning in a one-car crash alcmg a tree arid overturned on Mill- t'- ‘ town Rodd here, pplice\saJd. shoplifting $18 worth ■ of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kensington Road in his home ''Open^ 24 Hours A Day! merchandise from Caldor’s has Five persons lost their llVes The cause of death was over- town. Two othei> youths in the . The dead man was Herrick been referred to juvenile in accidents in Connecticut dur­ exposure. Gregory was listed in gar were treated for minor hi- Byles, 28, of West Redding. He authorities. ing the weekend" and ^ two saUsfactory condition. juries.' PoUce said they were was a passenger in a car driven by Steven Veniu, 24, of Ridge; MORIARTY BROTHERS out-bf-state: A , father " and A one-car crash on Madison withholding the identity-of the field; Conn.,'police ssdd. Jack Yates, lH. of Bast Hart- son 'who perished in frigid tem­ Avenue in Trumbull Saturday driver until Mmtday. Wlwra Cucremurt ford, chsLiged with ' f^ u r e to peratures after their boat over- morning took the life of Gary Out of state, Edward M. Alex- Venus and another passenger, -For OVor Gary Rossini, 24, of Bridgeport, Hava Conn Mobs tumedi and three persons who obey, a stop si^. Court Arsenault, 17, oil Monroe, who ander, 80, of Pawcatuck perish- * */3 of A date Dec. 8. died in separate one-car crash­ was one of six young men in the ed early Saturday in a head-on Conn., were reported in serious Contury! es. car. Another youth also was in- collision on Interstate 498 in Col- condition in Putnam Community _ • In addition, a Pawcatuck man jured. The driver, James Boyn- .lege Park, Md. Police said he Hospltel, Carmel. Alessandro Bodegher, A, of died in a traffic accident .hi ion,, also of Monroe, was charg- was driving west in the east- Police gave their addresses Hartford, charged with failure CALL Maryland. ed .with negligent homicide. bound lane of the divided hlgh- as: Byles, West Reddhig Road; 643-51S5 to obey a state traffid - ccmtrbl A 41-year-oId Monroe nian, In Simsbpry, a on e-c^ acci- way when the crash' occurred, Venus, S Ramapo Road, Rossini, 301 csM iH t itzier MAI sign. Cou#t date Dec. 8. Roger Levan, and his son Gary, defit at the intersection of -Route The vicUm's wife was injured in Bridgeport Avenue,

.) Laxter Shepsurd, 46, of H i^ - ford, Charged with failure to obey a state traffic control sig­ nal. Court date Dec. 8. i HOLIDAY STORE HOURl

Henry PAwelec, 20, of Thomp. Open Tuesday & Wednesday sonville, charged with failure to Evenings Until 9 P .M . obey a,stop sign. Court date Dec. 8. CloMd All Dpy ttiuHUaV. Nov. -27, ThanktgivinR Oiay Claudia Struff of 896 Loomis Rd., B o lto n ^ charged with failure to oby a state traffic control idgn. Court date Dec. .8. < P ACCIDENTS Preston Sage, 78, of 21 Court!and St., received a writ­ ten warning for failure to grant the right of way Saturday, after an accident on Cedar St., near Walnut, at 12:60 p.m., involving his car and the car of Mrs. 4 Loretta Montalvo of 82 Cooper Hill St. The Montalvo car was towed away.

A written warning for follow­ ing too closely was issued to John Collette, 24, o f Hartford, after his car was involved in an accident on 184 Saturday at 10 p.m. The Collette car struck ] the rear of a car driven by Da- ■ vid Blanchard, 17, of 106 Fran- m S EMars iIms {sitY fsvsrsswsl Istpstts^. TSets S srs U.S. Crsds A I ds Dr., near the W. Middle TsHityt, Srsdsd A betssts tbsy sisst isp ssslity ssd ssijsf ' Tpke. entrance to the highway. itssdsrdt. Irtd tsf swatlsf sstisf. Dslklssi sod sb ts tender. The Blanchard car was towed A proper blesdisf ef white end derb sMSti le Mlitly ai. away.

Benis Richards, 17, of East TOMS - 2 0 to 2 2 LBS Hartford, was issued a written I warning for failure to yield right of way yesterday, after an accident on New Statie Rd., nesir W. Middle Tpke., at 8:60 p.m. c The other car involved was driven by James Silvester of N Bloomfield. The Richards car was towed away.

OOB4PLAINT8 Barbara Roya of 726 W. Middle Tpke. reports the theft of $29 worth of clothes from her backyard clotheslines, which oc­ 10 te 14 LSS curred sometlnie Saturday. FRUIT HEN TURKEYS •or** Approximately $800 worth of damage has been done to a new COCKTAIL home being built by An- SWIFT BQTTERBALL HFINAST TURKEYS saldi Oonatrucition Co. on Tim. Spadal batllse jekci aude wHb pare «a«alabla aA platad deep huidc Hart wa iba f f A af ika Hm Ii . . . laa'M bin dkn sradatar bread rod Rd. Police suspect a B-B •adj bird. . . wbata baad bartiaf l.|1.49 GROUND CHUCK >»« a 79. ly scratched Saturday morning ONI 26 Os Pilt OYSTERS as it was parked on Chapel St. JUMBO S H R IM P• 1.71.79 GROUND ROUND - 99< MQRTON SALT B at CM ClItilMD COOKIO Christmas tree decorations 7 9 ‘ J f l l l l W l r Paalad aad Daveiaad U71.09 NNEI 1 .89 Valid Sot., Nov. A*. 1* ^ smd an artificial tree are miss­ CANNED HAM M ing from the storage bin of IB s UMIT OMR COWON Pit ADULT j RwcfiiSii«i| Richard Sullivan, 40 Olcott Dr. n ie bin appears to have been broken into, according to police. ■n‘

There’s a broken front storm 2 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! window at the home of Charles FRESH FROM Nichola, 81 Poxcroft Dr. The damage, which was discovered THE FUSSY RUNCH yesterday, appears to have been 1.19 SIZE done arlth a B-B gun. I HINGE FLORIDA CEPACOL Turkeyn Always Edgy MOUTHWASH COUJMBU8 . Ohio (AP) — ORANGES PIES • 1 the Thankigivlng gobbler Is a 1.69 SIZE - REG. or SUPER nervpua bird all the time, not Finost Fresh 4 just ih November. He has .high blood pressure C t l A M OMD PLAYTEX and die slightest, provocation 10 " 3 9 will excite him. says Dr. Robert 65< TAMPONS I - L. Hamlin, asaociate .profeaaor 22 41 e a •OMAN RIVIR • SMOUSf of veterinary phyaiology at Ohio GRAPEFRUIT 6 - 4 9 < MX! - DRV . NORMAL • OI$Y - State UnlvemlLy. FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS! Fu n rro r ic a n > l a r o i ssa Hamlin andr OSU retearchera PINEAPPLES BRECK SHAMPOO ^ A T are atudytng turkeys to gain - . a"' ‘ ^ more information and under- ' VEGETABLES FINAST PITTED DAtES * •••*. 2 9 < 1.19 SUB - DRV • NORMAL • OR.T , " 7 „ standing 'about hypertenskm— IN RUTTER SAUCE high blood preasure—and a CHESTNUTS TURNIPS MUMS BRECK SHAMP9 O heart diaeaaa called dlseeritlng "Y O R ^ G a Ir ORN - P f A i aortic aneurism, common^ to CORN - GRRM m a n s . taioi 6">0T l y man and turk'eya alike. 3 9 L - Dissecting aortic aneurtfm is ^ MlXiD VfGKTASLfS • 1" BEN GAY GRIAjMLlSS r u b ; '€ ^ 6 9 a bulge in the heart vesael. DAIRY SPEflAL! through which blood escapes.' 00 KRAFT CHEESE CREST TOOTHPASTE l.L«S< m FNTT. TITUII8 V . 4-1 OLSO—Tbe SMUi Squadron of UVWnafCOlOta I2 et the Norwegian air force, formed S U a D pbt V # j iivw ae Noraray'e first jet squadron, is celebrating ita 20th annlrer- n •ary. It waa Norway's first unit to fiy the CA.-buitt F4 Free­ dom fighter ■ j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, NOVE^^R.24, 1969 Put It All Together o

I Head Cx>^h Carmen C02- hands of Cal*^ Western in San pletions to Ehdnceton's Scott Thua Yale finished, with at DJtego. BOSTON (APy-r-Who’s see how the spqrtscaafei's - And ’ Big Green.' which didn’t lose a NEW YORK^ (AP) _ mid-air .-dnd rambling the final BEOSKINS-FALOON8— za and his. s ta ff put it to­ MacBean. - least a piece of the. champlon- sports writers in . tl)e . s lx -s ta ^ . Though it was iow-scoring, toe Number One? That’s sud­ gam e to a New England foe and There’s a simple reason 60 ysjrds. Charlie Harraway rambled 68 gether! And the Yale foot-' As haiq>ened in all seven p t ahip for toe third succeastve area vote, slnee every team has lfan_^led moat of its opponents, w . L. Pot. O JL Yale. Bowl game had its share denly a big question once why the Lbs Angeles Rams Pittsburgh’s Don McCall re­ yards for the. only touchdown of Y ale’s victories Iq the nlrie- year. H ie Bulldosi sron'' the its pros and cons. " but s t t ^ a convirfeing lops to a 20 1 .9B — toll machine surprised of thrilla, albeit nothing Uke last again in the wake of the are enjoying astonishing turned a kickolf 101 yards for a the second half to lift Washi^- New York . game season, the defensive crown outright In 1967. The Har­ BU has the beat record. ..but team Iwnieh had been bepten by 14 6 .700 6% yeari* amazing 29-29 tie wito and Paul Krause of the Vl- ton .from behind an^ to«||rd vic­ Baltimore nearly everyone by chug- team ' was outstanding—probably vard victory alao made Yale toe last big football weekend 'toe Terriers didn’t play any of Yale the'we^-^fore also has to success this season, ac­ 1 1 9 .660 m Harvard tor the Ivy crown. The I kings raij(, back an interception' tory over Atlanta. The Falcons Milwaukee good enough to maintain Its B ig Three champlcm. of the year for New Elng- the other top contenders except be considered. ' ' cording to George Allen, 1 1 .481 1 1 - ging to the crowded sum­ periodic ;—■ announcemrats ot 77; yards to score in the first managed to drive past the Cincinnati 8 lead In niahing , defense as' it UCfonn ..flnWied a fine seaaon land college teams. UMass, and that's toe gamtt So it's wait and seA ^ a n d also, ^ach of the National Foot­ half. ” ,. .888 13 mit of the Ivy League. Kdneeton's growing lead over Washington 20 < twice lat in the Phlla.— 7 12 held Harvard to 27 yards on the oii a siM note with its hlgh-acor- Is it Boston University, which they lost. j "wait '111 next year" for All New Tala’s defense-dominated 7-0 Dsutmouto added to the. drama. ball League's only unbeaten • t * • game, but one threat was halted Detroit - - 6 1 1 .868 U ground. Ing loss to Baldwin-Wallace. The defeated Temple 21-3 to close ■Yale came on strongly in the England teams except ''Bp, 18 - ■victory Saturday over Harvard YMe needed'the 36-7” I*rlnce- club. COL’TS '- BEARS — . v by a Paul Gipson fumble ' and Boston 6 18 .816 young team that had registered out the greatest ..season In Ter­ latter part of toe season, but the which wind.s up Ua season Satufj'--.^ before more than 62,000 persons ton win to reach toe top rung Take a bow, end Jim Galla­ “ The story of our footbaU Unltas lounged around the the Skins held on downs the oth­ ^ ' Wests Fn IMvtoloii its toird winning seastm in toe rier history with a 9-1 'record? Ella were heaten decisively by day at Syracuse In a replace­ — in Yale Bowl capped a remark- in the league, dnd toe Tigers, gher, tackle 1bm NevlUe, mid­ team In 1960 la simply this; We sidelines—marking the first er tlme^ Atlanta 18 6 .684 1960s and had set 23 school rec­ . Is it Yale, which upset Prince­ Darimouth and also lost to Con­ ment game for the traditional fi­ ■’able season \riiich wound up who fell 17-14 to Yale a week dle guard JcUm Bieutcamano and come up w ith.the big plays cut the gap to one point on time since 1906 that the veteran- Los Angeles 1 1 8 .679 2 ords was game but outclassed. ton two weeks ago and then necticut. nale with Holy Croea, which had "wlto a three-way tie tor 'Hrst earlier, filled that requirement. Captain Andy (foe, a linebacker, when we have to,” said Alien. Crtdj; Morton’s eight-yard ’TD quarterback. in healthy condi­ UONS-PACKEBS— ' Chicago' 10 9 .626 8 The B-W victory, was spear­ knocked off Harvard 7-0 Satur­ . BC Is always difficult to com­ to ca'hcel its scheduje this year place, between Yale, Dartmouth ■ Yale’s’ only touchdown came aU of t|diom made AU-Ivy’s first And the Rams were coming pass to Lance Rentzel. tion, didn’t start for the Cblts— Place kicker .BrroU Mann, -San Fran, » 10 .444 headed by passer Mike Blake, day to finish 7:2 overall and pare with the other New Eng­ because of a hepatitis outbreak. and Princeton, each with 6-1 in toe third period at toe end string. up with big plays all over the Then, with time running out, and watched Chicago intercept who was dropped by Green Bay,, llan Diego 7 1 1 .888 6% who has set five school records grab a share of the Ivy League land teams since'It plays so few The other season finale's last league records. of an 80-yard drive «rlto a three- place. Sunday in turning baxk Dallas launched another drive, two Earl Morrall passes and turned on his.J^d mates with Phoenix 7 18 .860 6% Harvard’s biggest threat in that department After trad­ title? M them. ■i , Saturday saw Brown lose to Co­ In other end-of-season baU' yard run by fullback BUI came In toe last period, remind­ Dallas 24-28 for their 10th but it ended when Eddie Meador turn them into touchdowns. three field goals—of 23, 21 and Seattie 6 18 .278 7% ing touchdoMms with UCfonn Is It Boston College, which UMass supporters can make a lumbia 18-3 as both teams games of state interest, Con­ Primps. A flrst-string selection ing some of the 16-polnt drive case for the Redmen from their closed out dismal seasons, (fon- straight victory — the longest intercepted a Morton pass, leav­ Finally, with Just 7«40 left dnd 31 yards—that'mode the differ­ Sunday’s Results three Umes, Blake led toe visi- has battled to a 4-4 record necticut bowed 43-33 to a pow­ on this year’s All-Ivy team. In the-closing seconds last year Yankee crown ami the victory nectlcut fall 43-33 to Baldwin winning streak in the N FL since ing Dallas with an, 8-2 season the Cotts trailing 21-14, the old ence in Detroit’s victory. Cincinnati 187, Phoenix 128 tora to an 18-polnt surge. UCfonn against a schedule much tough? erful Baldwin-WaUace team Primps was the game’s leading over BU, but on the debit side Wallace, Coast Guard take a Oreen Bay did it in 1962. > mark. maestro got the call—and Tom Landry’s four-yard run Baltimore 129, Los Angeles 97 to give Harvard the tie. But this quarterback Rick RobusteUl, a er than those of Its rivals and from Ohio; Southern Connwtl- ground gainer with 91 yards in time, after quarterback Joe Ro­ are three losses to BC. Dela­ 81-6 trampling at C.'al Western, Quarterback Roman Oabriel • • • promptly directed a 67-yard ’TID produced Detroit's TD, while Boston 126,.Seattle 116 Junior who holds a dozen UCfonn which Vanquished Mataachu- cut remained winless in East­ 24 carries. ds advanced toe ball to toe ware. (ind B\:ffalo. and Southern Connecticut ab­ accounted for three of the plays V IK IN G - 8TEELER 8 * — drive, in which he connected on the Packers scored all 10 points ABA records, threw for a final-period relts 85-30 Saturday in a battle ern Football Conference games Quarterback Joe Massey, toe Y ale 10-yard line with a SO-yard IWrimouth fans also can still, sorb a 41-0 lacing from Mont­ — i firing, two touchdown tosses G aiy Cuozzo came bounding all three of the passes he threw in the final period on Mike Mer­ Eastern Division TD but could do no more. of highly ranked New England and running for another—be­ as they were stopped cold 41-0 Junior who sparked toe entire put up a good argument for the clair State. . off the bench to fire two touch- in the game, to tie it. cer’s 27-yard field goal and on W. L. P ot O.B pass to Pete Varney, the EU de­ The Huskies finish with a 5-4 powers ? fore the Rams crackling defense by Mteitclalr State, and toe Yale campaign, completed 5 of dqwn passes and set up two Then, after Jerry Logan inter­ Don Horn’s 10-yard pass to Indiana 14 2 .878 — fenders threw Rods back 21 record over-all and a second- Is It Massachusetts, which oame up wHh some more in cut­ Coast Guard was w ay out of its his 15 passes for 93 yards, los­ more as Minnesota ran its cepted. a Bobby Douglas pdss Boyd Dowler. Kentucky 12 6 .706 2M, yards in two plays and killed place tie in toe Yankee Cfonfer- won the Yankee Conference ting short a -'gallapt Cowboy league in a 61-6 drubbing at the Yalies on All-Ivy Eleven record to 9-1 and maintained its and returned it to the Bear 40, * * * CforoUna 8 8 .600 6 ing his league lead in pass com­ toe drive. ence wito Maine at 3-2. (JOING W EST— Cath.v championship and was the only comeback in. the final quarter. two-game edge over Detroit in Unltas drove the Colts on the EAOLE8-CABDS— Pittsburgh 8 9 .471 6H Heller of Manchester team all year to defeat Boston NEW YO RK (A P ) -- Aa The Yale defenders, held Har­ In other games, Minnesota the Central Division. ’The. Vik­ ground to set up Lou Michael’s Norm Snead hit Gary Ball- New York 6 12 .388 9 will be one of. eight University? fitting, Yale placed twice ns vard to Just 27 net yards on toe thundered pest Pittsburgh 62-14, 17-yard winning field goal with ground Saturday and ne|leAtedly ings and .Lions square off man with a 28-yard touchdown Miami 8 18 .278 10 Penn State Would Like to Gain N4a, 1 Ranking Or Is it still Dartmouth, the many defensive players aa of­ Baltimore squeezed past Chica­ Eastern Ckinnecticut Thanksgiving Day. Just 12 seconds left. pass wHh Just 22 seconds left to Western Division undisputed leader for the past threw ballcarriers and pasaers go 24-21 on some late heroics by • • • State College cheer­ fensive players on The Associat­ for losses. Cuozzo, who passed for 130 give Philadelphia victory over New Orleans 1 1 7 .611 — five weeks and still an Ivy veteran Johnny Unltas, Cleve­ BROWNS-OIAN’TS— leaders who will pi"o- ed Press All-Ivy football team. yards, hit John Henderson with St. I«u ls in a see-saw battle of a Los Angeles 10 9 .626 1 I.,engue co-champton dosplte a Seven more Bulldogs were land clipped New York 28-17, vide vocal support for Fullback BJll Primps and given All-Ivy honorable men- a 28-yarder and tossed a slx- Leroy Kelly, showing some of pair of teams striving to reach Dallas 10 10 .600 2 College Football King Dead, 35-7 loss at Princeton which \ Washington topped Atlanta 27- spoiled a perfect aeOaon? guard Bart Whiteman made the Uons by The Associated P re a s - yarder to Oscar Reed in the his paM brilliance, flashed for the .600 mark. The two teams Wash. 9 1 1 .460 8 FRIENDSHIP MIXEO— Bill Eastern’s soccer team 20, Detroit beat Oreen Bay 16- The question can’t be an­ offenilvr unit. wMIe toe defen- ends Rich Maher and Lew Ro- match marked by some mara­ three touchdowns and picked up traded the lead four times in the Denver 6 18 .316 Avery 201-672, Dick Turcotte in Indiana. Eastern’s 10, Philadelphia whipped St. e w e r e d unequivocally', of iive team has four Bits end ney. tackle Terry Kessler, quar- GOOD FOR FIVE — New York Jets' Matt Snell (41) bulls ms way uiivugu ute thon returns and bizarre plays. 124 yards as Cleveland shackled wild final quarter. Sunday’s Results 200, Vaughn Sherwood 666. liooters will com|)ete in Louis 34-30 and N ew Orleans course, but a mythical cham­ Jim QaUngher, tackle Tom Ne- terback Joe Massey and half- Cincinnati Bengals’ line Sunday in A F L action. The Jets beat the Bengfals 40-7. One of the gam e’s most unu­ the Giants and all but sewed up • • • Kentucky 121, Los Ang'es 116 Shuffle Seen fo r T o n H on or Marion Sylvester 189-474, Ber­ the.NAIA Tournament subdued San Francisco 48-38. sual incidents came in the third pion will be crowned In this vllle, middle guard John Blan- back Don Martin on offense; the Century Division champion­ 8AINT8-49ERS— ‘ New York 120, Pittsburgh 106 tha Toutain 176-664, Lucille Tou- at Earlham College, period when, with the Vikings ship. week's final Associated Press cnnmno, and capUln Andy Coe, and tackle Rich Ixilotal and Ernie Wheelwright bucked Dallas 12 1, Washington 117 bechler, Michigan’s first-year Southern Cal fell behind cross- taln llfil-176-618, Jan Hager 201- RAMS - COWBOYS — leading 24-14, Charlie West took NEW YORK (AP)—The Richmond. Ind. poll, and It will be Interesting to a linebacker. linebacker Ron Keil on defense* Two Returned for Touchdowns in AFL It was the 19th time in his ca­ over from the three-yard line k in g dead; long eo®**- Schembechler received a town rival UCLA 12-7 with 3:07 620, M ary Yimipple 178-488, Gabriel’s one-yard scoring a Steeler kickoff on his 14 an^ is live the reer that Kelly—who staked the with Just 26 seconds left to en­ NFL m aster’s degree In educatitm remaining, ■ theil storm ed. 68 Sharlie DeLisle 463. run gave the Rams a 24-16 lead raced down the sidelines. ’The kingl Browns to a 21-0 lead before able New Orleans to pull it out Bastem Conference from Ohio State In 1902 and yards and nipped the Bruins on •------and an apparent victory whh ball popped out o f his hands at But Ohio State’s succes­ New York scored in the first against the 49ers. Century Division served as Woody Hayes’ line a 32-yard pass from Jim m y SPOUSES — Bernie Pardl just 10 minutes left. But the in­ the Viking 40, but Minnesota’s half-^ias passed the 100-yard San Francisco had taken a W L T Pet. Pta. O P sor as king o f the college coach from ’ 1968-62. Jones to Sam Dickeraon with 92* 184-368, VIv Bayer 182-846, Don­ Five Pass Interceptions jury-riddled Cowboys stormed John. Beasley didn’t even break mark, but the fUTrt tim e this 21-0 lead before the Saints C(eve. 7 2 1 .778 262 221 fcxitball world won’t be He also played under Hayes seconds left. Both sides-entered na Bremaer 126-840, Larry back with a 99-yard march and stride in snaring the . ball in year. caught fire and roared back. St. Louis 3 6 1 .333 212 268 known until all the ballots at Miam i of Ohio and spent the gam e —p 1 a y e d . before Fountain 141-864, 9Yed Spon- New York 3 7 0 .300 167 241 in The Associated Ftess many hours at toe Hayes apart- 90,814—^wlth 8-J)-l marks. - heimer 140, Jim Moore 862. Vital as Raiders Triumph Proud Gridders End Fine Season Pitts. 1 9 0 .100 160 299 poll are in and counted to- foott&ii. Missouri, ranketf seventh, Capitol Division night. The largest crowd ever see crushed Kansas 69-21 as Terry VILLAGE MIXERS — Ed M l NEW NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Taliaferro threw three Dallas 8 2 0 .800 298 172 Tl^ere is no shortage of candi­ a college football game—108,688 McMillan passed for four touch­ Miller 666, Mary (Jhaves 468, Quarterback Len Dawson touchdown passes for the. Pa­ ' Washn 5 3 2 .626 283 282 dates in the wake of Michigan’s —watched 12th-ranked MlcMgan downs and scored twice. It was Bud Tomlinson 204-676. triots. Jack Kemp connected on Phlla. 4 6 1 .444 217 276 stunning 24-12 upset of the rally from 6-0 and 12-7 deficits toe highest-scaring game in big ----- ' FROM has seen his mates on the New Orlns 3 7 f t .300 227 290 Eight history. SPEEDY CHICK — Btan GOODYEAR and battle their w ay to the Rose Kansas City.Chiefs defen­ two scoring tosses for Buffalo. Indians Prepare For Final mighty Buckeyes, who had been • • • Western Conference at the top of the rankings all Bowl against fifth-ranked South­ Eighth-ranked Notre Damq Hlllnsl^ 210-208-200-618, Will sive team mkke as many as CHARGERS - BRONNOOS — Western. Division season long. ern California, a 14-12 winner held off the Air Force 13-6 and Billings 208-219-606,' Viola Pul- five interceptions in a Minn. 9 1 0 .900 319 108 over sixth-rated UCLA. Tennessee, No. 9, struggled past ford 190-218-8t0, Diane Sutoer- San Diego got by Denver as “I’m nervous as a cat over Successful Debut Detroit 7 3 0 .700 194 141 Fullback Garvie Craw bar­ lowly Kentucky 31,-26. Loulsiafia land 188-218-668, Betty Geer game. But this time it was rookie qurterback Marty With Windham, Turkey Day the possibility that we could Green Bay 6 6 0 .600 176 160 reled. over for two touchdowns, State's Chariie Mcl^ndqn wore 186-622, Irene Brons 176-196-619, the Oakland Raiders who Domres passed for one touch- HAM DEN, Conn. (A P ) — The wind up No. 1 In the nation,” G re a t Songs of C hnstm a Chicago 1 9 0 .100 169 228 quarterback ' Don Moorhead a screw in his lapel to Bj^bollze Sandy Wilbanks 169-608. stole that manj^ passes — down, his first in the A F L, and Hamden Blcs made their home By DIBAN YO ST position with little difficulty and most consistent ball of any In^^ said Darrell Royal, whose Coastal Dkvjslon scored after" Barry Pierson’s the failure of a post-season bow l, ______ran for two more and Dick Post debut' in fhe Eastern Profession- Thanksfifiving Day is a adjusting to all playing condl- dian. second-ranked Texas team did passes thrown by Daw­ Los Ang. 10 0 0 1.000 276 169 60-yard punt return to the Buck­ to invite his Tigers,ewho were son. ran for three. Steve Tensl al Basketball League Sunday day of thanks and blessings Hossett, like everyone The bull of the defensive and not play Saturday. “But when I Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 226 211 start thinking about it realisti­ eye three-)rard line and -Tim K il­ busy whipping Tulrine 27-0. 9 " YEAR OF A Two of the IntercepUons Sun­ George Bauer, Babe P a iilll hit passed for three Denver touch- night and it was an ausplcous are celebrated by many ®*®® ^eam, has another offensive line was i84-pound Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 188 232 cally, I know we have three lian added a 26-yard field goal. Auburn,- Mississippi and F lori­ Bullets Top vMBjday werewcrw rvKurneureturned forlor touchUHlcn- Pete *-«.«isBs»#si«Lammons withwsms a avwasii^-scoring - downs------one, as the Blcs outscored Hart­ throughout the United P>al8 and Vlhcek. Week after week Vln- San Fran. 2 7 1 .222 190 261 more games to go and the big But it was the liQchlgan defense da, ranked 11th, 13th and 16th, downs as the Raiders edged atrlke. Bill Mathis ran 11 yards ford 128-104. respectively, were idle, but GREAT States. In our own little m u c h ^ ^ s ^ oppositions’ Sunday’s Results shootout is still ahead, too.” that stopped Ohio Stote. Chiefs 27-24 and moved back I®*" a touchdown and Jim Turner OILERS ■ DOLPHINS — The hpme team, which drew •ft- ■ town of Manchester a lot p e ^ L / . h . « the q^er- Washington 27, Atlanta 20 The “ big shootout” Is the Dec. Besides his long punt return, Stanford, No. 12, edged (follfor- Los Angeles, into first place in the American ^our field goals, one of 60 Pete Beathard threw two 1,377 paying fans to the Hamden nia 29-28 and Nebraska, No.eie, Is happening on this day the tor their fine back many Umes. Joe Swens- Baltimore 24, Chicago 21 6 Texas-Arkansas clash which Pierson intercepted three pass­ , "'■ . s s 'v ;.- ’ - V \ i--#' Football League's Western DIvl- yards, for the Jets. Cook passed touchdown passes and Noy H*- Une and always is Cleveland 28, New. York 17 Joe Patem o, whose fourth- Rex Kem and Ron Maciejowski. The stittaklng Bullets gunned TRADITION 0 4 .' , .• ■ '■ ■' 'll® “ Our defense had done It period. Boat, and the Oilers defense In- chipped in 22. 44-14. ^ Manchester. Next are the two * the campaign has now keying of the draw plays. Ends Philadelphia 34, St. Louis 30 ranked Penn State team beat The Mlcl\)gan defense blanked down Los Angeles. . . adding an­ agalnst some other people,” • * • tercepted five of Rick Norton’s town teams bringing the foot- Russell, Jim CoughUn and Minnesota 52, Pittsburgh 14 Pitt 27-7, said Ohio State’s de­ toe Buckeyes aftfer first-half Purdue, No. 17, won Uie state other bit of misfortune tq the said the 'veteran Dawson, who PATRIOTS - BILLA passes and held the Miami Gridders HonoTcd . t - ' ball seastm to an end. Bast in an outetandlng per- Dave Seavey were always key New Orleans 43, San Francis­ feat “ gives us another shot at scores by Jim Otis on a sijort championship from Indiana 44- ailing Lakers’ bid for prosperity Jim Nance scored from two- quarterback to seven comple- G r o . i t couiQ noi recall inrowing five -wicu nviu twu- quuneroacK \o leven compie- Awumoon* \m /a d ^ Catholic, with a 7-2 record ‘ °*''"®"®® ‘**® *ast three Man- pass targets of alternating quar- co 38 being No. 1. If Ohio State hadn’t'’ plunge and Kerri’ s 22-yard pass 21; West .Virginia, No. X8, ral­ In the Nati6nal Basketball Asso­ V.-S, '■ l» . irds out to snap a 21-21 tie for tions in m attumnta interceptions in a gam e before, " " “ P ® 21-21 tie for tlons In 26 attempU for 48 plays South Catholic in West ^®®‘ ®'' S»mes. Mr. Versatile, terbacks Balesano and sopho- Thursday’s Schedule been beaten it would have been to Jan White.' lied to beat Syracuse 18-10; ciation’s Western Division-. Kif'-.ffl'l. “There really Is is no i\p excuse. against Buffalo and yards. yards Unlyorsity of Connecticut Minnesota at Detroit “ Our offense in the second Houston, No. 19, walloped Wyo- Chiistm.is Songs N . ‘ .d-S, - V - • ■ players have been named to the Hartford and the Indians of ®‘®° *’® ®"'°"S ‘he more Jeff Wiggln. tough. But I think we have the Earl Monnoe was .the dead­ 20 The Oakland rush was a hard San Francisco at Dallas half *waa just miserable,” said mlnge 41-14 as Elmo Wright Yankee Conference All-Star Manchester High (6-3) hosts the players. Fullback Ed Those players have given credentials.” liest Bullet of them all with 81 v i’-'-rj’; ’ - i t * .. ' one, but I should have thrown Sunday’s Schedule Hayes. caught seven passes for 86 team. explosive Windham Whlppeto. J^®*®"* ,^ '” *’**”* , over oppo- Manchester High' solid football There was no word from points as Baltimore knocked off better too,’’ Atlanta at Baltimore “ We made every mistake pos- yards amd four touchdowns, and Burfoot, Duggan Winner^ They are halfback VIn Clem­ Kickoff at Memorial Field Will ",®"‘® ®‘ ‘he season’s beginning, with each passing week, Frank Broyles of third-ranked the Lakers 129-97 iSunday night Cleveland at Chicago slble. fevery good thing has to Toledo, No. 2P, ctynpleted a 104) In other A F L action, the Bast- , ents and guard Bill Spencer on be 10:30. slowed up midway and then - The determination the team Arkansas, also Idle Saturday. , _ for its seventH straight victory. Los-Angeles at Washington Broyles probably was too busy ,come tq an end. They outplayed regular sesuson with a 86-0 Groat Artists '. > K the offensive squad and line­ , For many football players on ^® ®‘®®’® again in expressed was Impressive. The setback dropped Lot An­ 10 ^ Jets, 8-8, drubbed Cincinnati, 4 - New York vs. Green Bay, at us, outhustled us and out- triumph over Xavier. In Middletown Road Races backer Ken Doran and halfback th7 Kiddle Corps of Manchester , * contests. Tedford, Playing with ,such a small plotting an ambush for Texas geles two games back of leader Milwaukee when toe Longhorns Invade coached ua.” Another perfect record came Atlanta in the West chase, while Buffalo ^’8.8^ 86°2 1 - ^ Possibly of pre-race preview won the 2.7 schoolboy division Dorn CarluccI------on the 'defensive High’s team it will be the final *® ® ^S “ e Indians in intercep- squad, their succees on the Philadelphia at New Orleans Fayetteville. A 71-yard punt return by E)en- to an end as Princeton wMpped second-place Baltimore moved 6-6 outlasted Denver 46 1 4*1 *’“ PP*'*e‘l Sunday In Middle- covering the course In 13.■33.6 unit. It was the second time for time out before home folks and ‘ *^® ’ " ’‘ h hang up his cleats football field might awaken a Pittsburgh at St. Louis Despite the end of its 22-game nis Onkotz set up the first of Dartmouth 36-7 and forced a to within 6Vk of idle New Ybrk In 24, and Houston 6-4-2 trau n r^ town as the 11th annual J. Fred breaking the old mark set by Clements and Spencer on the also the last time they will rep- f f ‘ ®'‘ “ *® W‘" '‘ h®m contest and few of the student body and winning streak, Ohio State must Cfoarlle Pittm an’s two touch­ three-way tie with Yafe for the the Bast. Miami, 2-8-1, 82-7 Martin Road Races at Wesleyan Ray Crothers back In 1960. Sec- aH'Star team. resent the school on The grid- ? ® " h®®hetball Coach next year Coach Wiggln might AFL feel a little bit of pride at the downs as Penn State broke a 7-7 Ivy tltl^. The Ella downed Har­ Cincinnati rolled past Phoenix. were run. A record 260 entries ond across the line was Man- John Crisp of UConn was Iron. Moriarty for the winter have more than a handful of Eastern DlvialoD accomplishment of Bo Schem- halftime tie with stubborn IMtt. vard 7-0. 137-123 and Boston topped Seat­ took part in the three-event cheater’s Steve Gates finishing "am ed by the coaches to the Even though the mighty Indt- pl®yers to work with. RAHIERS - CHIEFS — W L T P o t I ’ts. OP tle 128-116 In the nigirt’s only One of Oakland interceu-______^ breaking last year’s mark In 13:68.7 Also, Greg Nolln and aece"*! offensive team and end ana arc few in number they , ' Newton Is one of the ------—------New York 8 3 0 .727 278 207 other activity. varrts ^ of 190 entronU.entrants Larry Kahn completed the run """er, linebackers John have shown a lot of fight and ‘“ "l^ o w n o’ on the team and tions was returned 76 yards by Houston .566 208 201 Baltimore’s victory—Its 10th The main event was taken by In 28th and 60th spots T’*®," ®"‘* James Sproul, half- hustle------In -- -all - previousr...... games. 8'®‘® little written about ...... him Williams Cftptain Benvenuti Looking Ahead linebacker Dan Conners for a BufW o .273 182 279 Sports Slate In n starts- snapped toe Lak­ 1968 Boston Marathon cham­ back Paul Tortolonl and safety Never lettlnvletting CnaohCoach Davenave uriir.Wig- ^®®Msebecause of his role on the line.line, WILLIAMSTOWN nr . . . touchdown that gave the Raid­ respectively. ------.. Boston .273 1ST 238 ers’ five-game winning streak. niursday, Nov. 87 ers a 27-17 lead at Kansas City. pion, Am by Burfoot, also the Some 120 schoolboys took part ‘he gin down, they turned in 100 **® '*'®* ®" Important moni- _ tack le Rob Famham Miami .200 174 243 Only toe brillt'ant play of Jer-. In the race. ®®®""‘* defensive team. To Light Heavy Title Bout The Chiefs closed to within 27-24 1988 winner of the Five Mile per cent performances each “'® «iu®d. Linebacker ^m ^ f b ^ V t Western Division Football — Windham High at ry West, who scored 88 potato, In...... the... awsssfoiulh VII S|UOIquarter Itir on uDaw- a w - classic------in Manchester. . .He . V com Dick Packard of M IT took the Saturday afternoon. '^Vlggin has been elected captain of toe Oakland .900 80S 206 Rom e (A P ) — CSaasy Iflno Benvenuti, ha-vlng dtsperoed of toe Mamchester High, 10:80—Memo­ kept the Lakers, who played son’s 42-yard scoring strike to P*eted the ros'd course In record second event for the old timers Second Be*l N ever haa a player for Wig- ®'’erything he had each Satur- 1970 WlUlams C ollw e football Kan. City M 8 296 131 beet mtddleweigMs offered by the United States, looked ahead rial Field; East Catholic at most of the way witli only six 20 CHRISTMAS Frank Pitts, but Dawpon had ‘ ’*®® Wes|eyan, erasing the in 23:09 for the 4.25 mile layout, gin complained openly; if they “®y' J^opes probably played the team, San Diego .456 189 235 today to a crack at the world Bgtat heavywgIjgMt crown worn by South Catholic, 10:16—Hartford. healthy players. In the game at ROCHESTER, N.Y. ' (AP) — two more passes' picked off In mark set by Central Con- for thoses runners over 39. Dr. did, they kept it to th e m s e lv e s .______^ Cincinnati .400 234 287 Am arica’8 Bob FVnter. Road Race—^)rive Miles, Starts all. A____ ■ Al___Sl_ «1 ___ww ______a. 1____. ... __ Not until the eighth frame of FAVORITES the final two minutes, one on necticut’s Jim Keefe last year. Charlie Robbins of Middletown, It had to be rough on the grid- ~ ~ ^ ------Denver .400 229 270 The tousle-haired HgM?r from 10:30 on Main St., opposite Monroe received 19-pblnt sup­ the final round match did Dick the Oakland eight-yard line. Burfoot covered the 4.26. _ ...... mile the «ld. favorite In Manchester, Mamord Wis ir Sunday’s Results Trieste took care' of 'iris fast— School St. port from Jack Marin and Gus A rar* holiday treat (or your horn*. The Happlist Chrlstmia • The Secret of Ritger of Hartford, Wis., move and many thought best—middle­ Kentucky’s * • • distance In 20:09 2 bettering was second In 23:44. Manchester ahead of Larrv Llchsteln of gguorf Remembered Last Year ■ Boston 36, Buffalo 21 Johnson added 18. M el Counts A new collection by todey'* lop Chrlatimes • Twelve Oeye of Chrtsimee • The j e t s San Diego 45, Denver 24 weight , challenger Saturday - RENGAIA — Keefe s record of 20:16.4. High Cross Country Coach Paul Windsor Locks, Conn In the Greg Vincek, playing the Une had 23 points and 22 rebounds artist* in a limited edition album First Noel • O Com* All Y* Felthful • God night ^ e n ^ he floored Cuban The Jets defense shut off Cin­ Finishing second to Burfoot Phlnney, plagued by bapk prob- Beligws-Valvair Professional on. both offense and defense Houston 32, Miami 7 Scoring Duo for Ijou Angeles. of festive Christmas music. Avail­ Rest Y* Merry Gentlemen • Herfcl The Hereld New York 40, Cincinnati 7 Lula Rodrigues of Miami, Fla., Sports Briefs cinnati’s running game, jumped was Wesleyan’s Bill Rogers, lems, completed the race In 26: Bowlers, Association Touma- when not getting the word to Oscar Robertson drilled in 89 able only at your Goodyear Ser­ Anpele Sing • Good King Wenceefes • It Ceme Oakland 27, Kansas City 24 at one minute of round l l . quarterback Greg Cook for loss- Crothers was fourth and 24 and was the 116th finisher ment Sunday night. punt. Halfbacks Jim Balesano, Michigan’Sky High points and Tom Von Arsdale vice Store and most Ooodyssr Upon A Midnight Cleer • In Dulcl Jubilo *. Thursday’s Schedule The knockout punch, de­ Sinks Stars had 29 In Riding the Royals es four times, forced him to Charles Dyson seventh; all have out of 140 runners. Dennis WIrtalla and Ken Ted­ Farmer TriiuApha Dealers - just 00. Playable on Ih the eighth frame, Llchsteln Denver at Kansas City scribed by Rodriguez’s manag­ t1 O Holy Night • Silent Night • Winter Wonder­ fumble and picked off one of his past Phoenix. entered the Manchester race. missed four pins with his first ford all play on offense and then MONTGOMERY, Ala. (API stereo or mqnaural equipment passes. San. Diego at Houston er, Angelo Dundee, as a “ good Louie Dampier and Darel The Royals led by only 114-118 land • Sketer'e Weitz • O Uttt* Town ot Beth­ Thursday morning, shot and was they automatically change to — Red Farmer of Hueytown, Trin Grid Lenders able to pick off In Turning in Upset Sunday’s Schedule uppercut left book, right in the (forrier, Kentucky's one-two with five minutes to go. but lehem • Penis Angsllcue • Jingle Bells • Meanwhile., ^ Joe Namath Charlie Duggan, second, best defense. Jack-of-all-trades Dave Ala., blazed across the finish HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — only two of them with his sec­ CIncIniratl at Buffalo ' banana," came after Nino’s punch, teamed for a 61-point ex- '■Roberteon and Van Arsdale then O Sanctlssima • A Chrtstmea Tale for Child­ threw two tpuchdown passes to in the state behind Jim Euell, ond shot. Hassett has been a coach’s line two seconds before Friday Trinity College footbeU team Michi­ Boston vs. Miami, at Tampa, foce hod turned Into a mask of irioslon Sunday night th ^ helped combined for nine points (o put ren‘ Av* Marla Hasrier to win toe Alabama 800 has elected guard Jonathan Mil­ Ritger wound up with the dream, beUtg ablf to play any gan foo|ball players .practiced, ...... with miniature...... “ 50’s” em- Fla. blood from Rbdriguez’ blows. the (folonels climb bcu:k to with­ It out of reach. NASCAR race Sunday at Mont­ ler of Wilmington, Del., and match on a score of 236 to 210, ------:------blazoned over the front of their jerseys. Oakland at N ew York Rodriguez commented that he in 2 ^ games of leading Indianfi Jerry (Chambers scored 81 gomery International Speed­ end Michael Jamea Jr. of and the |6,000 first prise, while it reminded them of last year’s NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE had hoped for a knockout him­ in the American Basketball As- points for Phoenix. way. Betheada, Md., to head the 1970 Uchstein had to aetUe for sec­ Defense Effort bluer 60-14 loss to Ohio State In ' East Division self In round 11 and added, soctatlon’s' Eastern Division Larry Siegfried scored 26. the last gaine of toe season - a ®"‘‘ *®P»ayJng a Farmer drove a 1965 Falrlane PROYECT YOUR ' aquad. ond place and 13,800. W L T Pts, GF OA "that was my mistake.* It ap­ chase. points and John Havllcek 23 In­ DURWARD loss that ruined toe Wolverines ® ® °'"°er - flapping enthusiasm, Ford and Hassler a 1964 Che- In soccer, (to-captalns next Best with Jets New York IS 4 3 29 70 49 pealed that the Cubcm boxer Dampier dumped In 7T points cluding eight in a fourth quarter year will be center halfback hopes of going to (he Rose oLher side of the Held, velle. KIRBY NEW CAR Montreal 10 27 75 47 was Igetting set to deliver a hard and Carrier 24'qs the OoloneU rally-:-BS Boston topped the Su- Jeffrey Clark, of Vlllanova. Pa. Bridgeport Captains NEW YORK (AP) — The New Haye?' Buckeyes seemed i»th- SAYS . . . Boston 9 23 66 52 right Jab when he ran Into Ben- turned bock Los''Angeles 121- perSonica. PAIR PRICEDTO MOVE FAST! and Ronald Megna of Law- York Jets’ defense rests. Players and' coaches say toe ®*' complacement. Maybe it was 115. New York stopped Pitts­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) — itor- Detroit 8 19 47 47 venuU's left. Jofainaon Injured Bob Rule was high scorer for WARRANTY” rencevlUe, N.J., a forward Hard-pressed in a string of memory of that humiliation U>eir 22-game winning streak 'S u n -a rip '’ Winter 'Hras ward Rufus Wells of Hartford Chicago 8 19 It was the first time Benvemi- burgh 120-106 and Dallas ATLANTA, (AP) — The At- Aeattle with 33 points. close-call victories over the "’®® ® catalyst In forming the ‘eo** The excitement out of 43 .fS and guard Mike SchmIU of Toronto 7 17 ti has defended his' crown wito a whipped Washlrigtori I2 l-lli^ 'ln lante Falcons have lost qtiaiter- e PaO 4 ply a Trlpla-laaipeted a ISO 4uup tractar-typs claai* - have-nots of the American Foot- ®Plrit that drove Michigan to a ‘*’® match, 50 66 Returna to Slate Kings Park, N.Y., wlU captain West Dtvtaton knockout toe ndgM's only other activity. back Randy Johnson for the re­ ayloe card oowstroellaa baUi drop la Mia d s ^ S A ^ ball l. « a ^ e and embarrased a 24-12 upset Saturday over Ohio Ohio writer, who la con- Champ Win* MILEX toe 1969-70 University of Bridge­ St. L o t ^ 8 7 4 20 In his dressing room later, Kentucky leaped to on early mainder of the Natlonai Foot­ HANOVER. N.H. (AP) week by mighty Kansas State, the nations top - ranked tlnually with toe Buckeyes, said 62 48 port basketball team. ■Mlrmesota 7 8 2 36 Benvenuti setd, “Now that I lead and had a 101-79 advantage ball League season. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) City, the Jet defenders rebound- football team. that In thetr pracUce all. week 48 47 loss Massachusetts returns to Dart- The______Purple Knights, whoee have defeated all poaslble mid- late in the third quarter before T h e tesm said that Johnson Nttinnai Open champion Paul Pittsburgh 5 iO 8 13 41 62 mouth's footbaU schedule next co-csptalns were announced Sat- ed Sunday to destroy Greg Cook The triumph gave toe Wolve- "‘J®*' players were too calm and dlewelghta. m y only prograin Is the Stars started catching up. had to undergo an operation bs- Haber of (folcogo won the U.S. Oakland 5 11 2 12 87 68 - W eeason, replacing New Hamp- urday, open Jheir season Dec and the Cincinnati Bengals in a rlnes a share of toe Big ’Ten matter of fact.” to try for a crack at toe light However, Los Angeles never cauae o f torn ligaments suffered Ml Mb | tu h e - u p PhiU'phia 8 7 6 12 84 50 Handball Asaoctation’a National rnmmrn now 11 ehlre as toe opening day oppo- 2 at toe University of Rhode le- 40-7 rout. title wito OSq. boto with 6-1 "A ll good things must come to could get closer than five points, Los Angeles 8 12 1 7 87 heavywei^t crown of Bob Fos­ In the second quarter of the Invitational Tournament Suixlay 937 J9 9U9 nent Sept. 26 at Hanover. land. ■It was our txyt defensive ef- conference records. And Mich- as. end and that’s what happen- nu llcOm led L m Angeles . Sunday's Reaulto ter.” game with the Washington Rsd- defe«tte|; Dr. (folude Benhara of GUARANTEED fort this year," Coach Weeb Igan was chosen by Big Ten ato- ed today," jwid Hayes in one tn n it *77 JS 9U 1 N ew York 5, Oakland 2 Benvenuti has lost to only with 84 potato and Merv Jack: skins Sunday. fiortolk, Va.. 18-21. 21-19, 21-U. IT COSTS NO MORE ... Ewbank purred after«hit defen- letic directors to face Southern of only a few comments in a one U.S. mIddleweicM—Emile son aAled'lt. 3.39 a 14 •taSt t u t slve^ unit shackled Cook, (^ c ln - California , in toe Rose Elowl. ca]ieule Interview with the press, Toronto 8. PhiladripbU 2 Chicago 8, Ehttsburgh 2 Griffith, who. In September Ed Johnson And Lavem Tart ikHa t« AND YOU GET IMMEDIATE SEPVICE nail’s fine rookie quarterback. Southern Cai earned its trip by Newsmen were not allowed in 93439 HAS Montrael 2. Booten 2, tie 1907, won beck the crown he. teamed for 14 points In the last in a mUmatch that moved the edging UCLA 14-12 Saturday. the OSU dressing room. had lost tq Nino five months five minutes to turn off a Pttte- EACH MILEX EACH MILEX B&J AUTO REPAIR, INC. Je(s closer to the Eastern DIvl- "The fact we were humiliated ‘'They outplayed us. outhusUed earUer. The Italian took it away burgh raUy and send New Torh C E N T E R T U N E -U P tion title. last year had' a definite effect us and outcoached us," Hayes from G rlfflto for good In March to Us UUrd «rm ight victory, 1967 PO R SCH E SERVICES INCLUDES M7 OAKLAND 8T., MANCfIBSTBR __ S48-TSS4 Jim Turner, the league scor- on us," sold senior tight eitd said tersely. leeg. ' ' ' Hie Nets had s 97-M lead with I^HIUBHLY SOLIMBNn Rec ^otes Ing leader, provided the offen- Jim Mandlch, an AU-American Schembechler said his gome Within p>e last year, Benvom- 8:99 left, but went scoreless for 912 C o u p e live Impetus with four flrst-hslf .candidate who caught six of Don »tr»tegy was to contain qusrter- 40-STEP SRntONIC . 5 a AUTO BODY Tonight is the Last basketball ti stahed his crown against more than throe minutes sa.ths neia goals and 7oe . Nsmsth ’Moorhead’s passes to aid in the back Rex Kent and the Wftl- a BATTERIES M u in is clinic for boys 19-16 years oM. torse UK. middleweicbta and Itipera cut the gap to t » « . But • GENERAL REPAIRS then Tart, who ftadabed with 33 □ GENERATORS > 30-POINT COMPLETE *'1'° • verines .dld, iimHii« him to Boys interested U pUytag u b«at them all. □ STARTERS LAMM TUNE-UP • COLLISION WORK . 1 ®''®” ®“ ® oniy 53 yards and niddng on toe league must sign up at 6 Benvenuti ruled out any rooro potato, come up with eight QOODYEAR SERVICE STORE > ELECTRONIC CARIURETOR *^“®* “‘® ^ °P“°" P>*y ®«» intercepting p.m. middleweight title defending un­ potato and Johnoon added Mx to □ ALTERNATORS • COMPLETE P a i n t i n g of Namath for th* first time thia coach B6b Schembechler. who /ojjp paaaea Kdljr Road and Vemon Ctrde—Phew* 875-B292 er — Vemoa, G ADJUSTMENT Parenu or adulte interested in til h* taaa had diance to fight put it out of doubL. and coached under OSU’s r o „ Madejowskl came in Ute CharUe WnUama aeoned 3* □ CARBURETORS • S,000-MII,E/120 DAT coaching are urgently srelcom- Footer, .of- Waahlngtoo, D.C. He ' Mooday'Friday 8 A JI.-9 PM. hoped to beeoine one of the tint points and -Mike LearU* 18 ter WRITTEN UIANANTU Saturday g A.M.-6 P.M. ^ “ >® but toe Wolrerinea ed. Gf)f)0VFAR TIRES AT COMRETlIIVi I'lil'.f , AlMi Atil F AT THE EU! I\l, IMlERENOtM UEAli!: over for toe final t(^hdown. “ We were mf. emotionally high picked o « two of hte paasea. co-ed voUsybah tor 18 yaais m to 61 boxing UatofY ever to Ptttoburgh. ORIVE-IN OA CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Meanwhile, New York’s front- we couldn’t have loat,’* he said. knew (M m would cot hte old and older will be TuesrUys hold wurid titleo In three DaUaa roda a Ift-potat ahosrtag $ 3 9 9 5 B IL L REISTER, Ij^mnerty of MILEX. INC. ends Gerry PhUbln and Verlen A national rWord jtrowd of yardage." Schembechler «-t<4 betsreen 8 and 10 p.m. weigbte—^Junior mldcSewelghl. by Manny Leaks past Waalilng- 949 BBOAO T. Surwill’a Service Statkih. Emt Hartford " 8 Biggs, tackles John EUliott and 103,888 was on hand at M kh- referring to fdUback Jim Otis Please register now. ' , middlcarelgtat and. if be tOn.-aithoagta the bad to (N e w the P e ita d e ) — MS-UtT TED TRUDON. hie JOHN TRACY, Formeiiy of Steve Thompson—combined to ifran stadlurDr about 83,000 of .^bo had ruabed for 44 yards In Footer. Ugjit-boovyvsilght. bold offna late .Chv raDy. John NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. m a n o h b b i ’e b . c o n n . \: shake, rattle attd roll ov*r Cook, them from Ohio. 29 tries, tlmt gave him 8,548 iBaaoley con trib ^ lw M potato VOLKSWAGEN POB8CHB House: Mesk thra a*t. 9-g OiHali Auto Body of ItMwIitator s rmas muiiUj rat- MTorWs tsrgesf Tune-up Spuelall^tt who came into the game as the The Wolverines huddled fran- yards for Ms three-yaar ca tw . nets ran II mliea a day In pre­ aiad Q lsna Oqmhgd^.. TOLLAND ’m OL TALO0TTV1LLB m B w d 8treet-~Opp.‘The P df OWke—PhalM B6S-UB1. Meerhl i r AFL't No. a passer beMnd Ns- licalty befoie the game, many to p p in g Hopaloiv csMait/'i paring lor tha MU and dnls cam­ Warren ArqMtronf bod 10 for math. , bouncing up oikI down os if on prarlotM team record. paign. Oto C * | R eseenee*e**»»W»»»»GeW d e s ■ a. „ a.-,.., l ^ T T * > > ■ > ! M ‘ PAGE THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN.^ MONDAY. 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Security and rdfer- SNOW plowing, residential and GRANTS plumbing' service. Bros., 140 R ye St., South Wind­ iand other frin ^ benefits. part-time or* ^$^-time ap­ $200. per month. Jactuieline- 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION commercial. Also trucking. quality work, fair priced. Call sor. prentice accepteqXAppIy in Sihiarioilts Roberts Agency, 646-8339. T SJ S * JS; Deadline lor Saturday aiid Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frida> Reasonable rates. 646-1974. for- free estimates, 6^6341. j. CLERK-TYPIST person. LoStrada Rqstaurant, Hop near banks, olrxoadttkm- FOUR-ROOM. apartmenU, one D R IVE R S for school buses, 7:80 615 PARKER STREET MAINTENANCE MAN to assist bookkeeper. Ex­ 699 Main St X 38 FIVE rooms, first floor, with ed. automatic fire oprinkler. in WilUmantid,' one in StAftord. FLOOR cleaning and waxing, to 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 8:46 p.m. PI.EASE READ YOUR AD perienced In accounts pay­ MANCHESTER ‘ ‘ Some knowledge of high and - heat, 101 Chestnut St. Shown Apply Marlow’s, 887 Mata 8t $90 monthly. CsJl 742-6819 be- janitor service. Call Suburban Miliinory, Exceyent part-time for house­ MGTUJfiR with licensed home able and general book-, BRIDGBIPORT .Qperaton^^ - ex­ low pressure boilers, elec­ Simday morning 11-12 only. UATM ’ ------tween 6:80 and 8 p^ln, ClaHSified or “ Want Ads” arc taken over the phone an a Floor “Nfaintenance Service. wives. We train you. Premium and fine accomodations will MAIN ST., corner offico. $ ______Drossmaking 19 keeping knowledge. Excel­ MRS. E. S. LOFTUS perienced in aircraft trork. trical work and air-condi­ convenience. The advertiser Ahmild read hla ad the FIRST Free estimates. Fully Insured. wage scale. 6^2414. care for child week days. Call MANCHEOTER — Nbrthwood roomg and^tsvatory. Houos A ROCKVILLE —Available Dec. lent working environment. Top pay for top piersonnel. B\U1 tioning. Versatile hand}rman D AY .IT APPE A R S and R E PO R T E R RO RS' In tim e lor the 649-9229. before 6:80 p.m., 648-2881. Apartments. Available imme­ Hale Bldg. CaU 643-366Ti---- 1st. spacious four-room apeurt-'^ next Ihaertlon. Tho Herald Is responsible for oniy ONE In­ Company paid benefits. In­ benefits. Apply in person, Rolo w ill find this Ideal. Clean DRESSMAKING and alterations PART-TIME general work, in. diately, one and two-bed room ment. Heat and hot water. One correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then cluding medical and life in­ Machine Co., 68 Elm St, Man­ plant, ideasont woricing con- WOMAN will care for 8-4 year ODD JOBS, light, trucking, reasonably done. 649-9919. veterinary clinic, some even­ JIG BORE Operators — first, LATHE Operators —Experienc- split level apartments, central STORE for idrtt; ' W to 1800 child accepted. No pets. Secur­ only to the extent of a “ make Rood” Insertion. Errors which surance, etc., 37t4 hour chester. . ditions, normal 40-hour work old child in my ^ home.. $80 carpentry, miscellaneous re­ ing hours. Write Box B, Man- second and third ghlft. Lathe ed in' aircraft work. Top pay alr-condltlonlng, IH baths, car- square feet, 281 Broad St,. ity. $125 monthly. 649-4824. do not lessen the value o f ' the advertisement will n-ot be week, Bbccellent fringe bene­ ' weekly. 649:9784. pairs, etc., good service and MRS. PRESS Dressmaking week. Apply In person. Tele­ . Chester Herald. operators, second shift. Verti­ for top personnel. Full bene­ *port, private basement, balco­ Manchester. Also 1600 squar* corrected by “ make Rood” Insertion MBW tor tire service and re­ fits. Wages open, let’s talk. low prices. 643-7218. - and alterations, expert work­ phone for Intendew appoint­ cal turret lathe operators, sec­ fita. Apply In person, Rolo M a­ ny and other luxury features. feet office or retail building. ROCKVlLiE — Five - room cap shop. Good pay, 46416 hours Call personnel department, manship. 63 E. Center St., 649- ment with Mr,.Wheeler, 646- HOUSEWIVES; earn good mon- ” ond shift. Call LeM i Corpora- chine Co., 66 Elm St., Man­ J.D. Real BIstate Associates, Inquire Thomas Colla, 848-9666. apartment, first floor, cblldren fRockvIUe. Toll Free) ALL MAKES of chain saws re­ per week, all benefits. Must 633-9441,. 8:30 a.m.-4:S0 p.m. Dogs Urdi— Pots 41 8038. 4422. . ey part-time selling quality Uon, 6 4 8 -:^ . chester. Inc., 843-6129. accepted. 1110. 742-9347. paired and sharpened. Lawn be steady worker. Experience FX3R LEASE — Car 'wash, go­ products. No ceiling to in­ GROOMING all breeds. Har­ mowers and. snow blowers re­ helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ ing buolneoa. Very busy, cen- R O C K VILLE — new 3-room 643-2711 875-3136 come. Call 649-0896. CONSOUDATED CIGAR mony HUl. H. C. Chase, Hebron FIVE ROOMS, newly redecor­ paired. Mini-Motors, 188 Rear Moving— rucking— PILGRIM MILLS chester Tire, lnc„ 296 Broad CORP. ' trsl location. Entrance ■ to apartment, wall to wall car­ DEAN MACHINE PART-TIME Nd.. Bolton. 643-6427. ated second floor apartment. Middle 'Tpke., West, 849-8706. DEPT. STORE 4vOMAbI for store clerk, nights, St., Manchester. Adults only. No pets. Security Parkade-Brosd .St., Msnehas- peting, stove, refrigerator and Storage 20 131 Gtdt St., Glastonbury, Oonn. 6-10_p.m. Gelco, 283 West Mld- MALE COLLIE puppy, for sale, ter. Francis E. Boland Agen­ dishwasher, $148 monthly. 878- 434 Oakland St. PRODUCTS MALE-HELP PRODUerrioN mUllng ^ deposit and references requr- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? SAVE MONEY- special winder ji^]^5S5sTER , Delivery-light dle '^Ite., Mr. Markham. excellent ' background snd cy, 316 Broad St., 643-1868, 6979, 8784732. rates on sharnenlng reel type •’ “ lathe hands needed.. U beral .. ed. $150 monthly. 643-7706. trucking and package delivery. 11-2 p.m. or 11-7 p.m. temperament. CaU 643-0341, 9-6 643-1664. lawnmowers. Will pick up and SALES associates wanted by 102 COLONIAL RD. benefits. 60-hour week. Apply Refrigerators, washers and Apply in person: MBX3HANTC — tor fleet irork, weekdays. Weekends anytime. CHARLiBiS Apartments — Bast BOLTON — Three-room apart­ deliver. Mini-Motors, 188 rear MAID — Part-time, 9-2:30. Ap­ in person, Metronics Inc., 640 24-Hour Answering Service stove moving, specialty. Fold­ real estate office. Will train in- Has Immediate Opeiilngs: six -dhy week. Must be avail­ M iddle Turnpike, 4Vi room' du­ ment $128. Heat, hot water, re- Middle Tpke. West. 649-8706. ply in person, Howard John­ Hilliard St., Manchester. kfODBRN STORE, 20’x70‘ 840 frigerstor and stove Includod. ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. experienced but otherwise pays: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. able for out of town work. For POODLE pupplea, silver mini­ plex, IH baths, appliances, 2 Free to Herald Readers son’s Motor Lodge, Route 30, qualified applicante. Full facll- Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. ature, 7 weeks, AKC register­ sir-conditioners, heat and hot Main St. Coll 622-3114. »• c a ll 649-6680. LIG H T trucking, odd Jobs, also McTONALD’S MACHINIST or tool maker’s appointment call 643-2878, 649- Vernon. Ities provided. Call Mr. Dwyer ed, shots, excellent tempera- O INt kr NEA. tac 2 water, storage and parking, moving large appliances. Burn­ helper needed on the first 4216. FX)R LEASE — Industrial tone. Haiti Intormation on one of oup ela#*8lflcd advcrtteenienisT Painting— Paparing 21 at Evans & CTapp, 647-1464. TURRET LATHE— Set-Up ^ment, one male, one female. "My analjit was wrong, and I was right-^y wife HAS basement garage. Adults pre- ing barrels delivered. $4 . 644- SALAD GIRL,- nights, 6-9:30 shift. Apply in person, to Mr. Block and brick commercial No anfiwer at tho telephone Hated? 8impl,v call tb^ DRIVE-IN BUYER — experienced In Call 643-4440. been feeding me monosodium glutamate and cyclamate ferr^. Charles Pontlcelll, 649- Wont«d To Root 48 1775. INSIDE—outside painting Bpt- approximately, experience not COUNTER woman for evening operate, Kasevich at Klock Co., 1366 building. 3,700 square feet. All 46 West Center St. purchasing tools, supplies and 0644 ' after 6 p.m. olsl rates tor people over 66 necessary. Apply Cavey’s Res- shift " ti.m. - midnight, full or HARDINGE CHUCKERS Tolland Tpke., Manchester. for years!" utilities Including 12x20’ office. WANTED - One or two room EDWARDS raw materials. Dean Machine IRISH Setter puppies, cham­ Call m y competitors, then call tauraht>^^^ Manchester, Conn. pion sired, AKC registered. TWO • BEDROOM apartment. Central location. Busy Indus- furnished apsrtmervt for mld- HousahoM Sarvieos and operate. EXPERIENCED truck driver, Products, 102 Colonial Rd., Donut, 266 West Middle Tpke. Bbtcetfent hunting or show Ideal location.. Adults only. trial and business tone. FYsn- dle-oged woman by December ANSWERING SERVICE nne. EsUmates given- M0-7868 p u l l and partrtlmejielp want to deliver fuel oil. Flill-time, Manchester. > Offarad 13-A stock. Call 876-8468. ArtfelM For Sola 45 Housdtokl Goods 51 Immediate occupancy. Coll cIs E. Boland Agency, 813 1st. Write Box “ D ", Monchsa- EDWARD R. PRICE-Palntlng ed, days. Contact Mr. Bevdalln, GIVE your family a Christmas PRODUCTION MILLERS permanent position. Apply in M AN W ANTED to work In lum­ 2894)482. Broad St., Manchester, 643- ter Herald. LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel­ new manager, Center Coffee to renlember — earn good Set-up and operate. RELIABLE man wanted to exterior and Interior Paper beryard. Must have driver’s person. Hariry VanCamp, The COCKER Spaniels — Six THE PROVEN carpet cleaner SIN G ER automaUn slg- 1683, 643-1664. 649-0500 875-2519 lars, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. Shop, 876-9060. work at South Windsor Auto ELDERLY man wiohes room hanging. Ceilings, etc Inswed TOOL GRINDERS — Ex- license. Davis & Bradford W. O. Glenney' Cp., 336 North weeks old, one female, two Blue Lustre Is easy on the bud­ sog, with cabinet, converts In­ MANCHESl'EK — Looking for and leave your message. You’ll hear from our aaS'erta«er in Trees cut and removed. 648- Parts. Inquire In person, M a i n ST. — New one story with kitchen privllegea, park­ 649-1003 and gift items In your spare norienped at shampninir Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., Main St. males. AKC registered. 649- get. Restores forgotten colors. to . portable, button holes, on apartment? Come see our 4 Jig tim e without spending all evening a i the telephone. WOMEN for housecleaning, and time. Start now. Call 289-4922. penencea at snarpemng Schanck Rd., South Windsor. 8000. 8911 after 2 p.m. Rent electric shampooer $1. monograms, hems, etc. beautiful ProaidenUal Village. olr-cdndttloned office building. ing, from elderly woman. Coll B.-H. M AGOWAN JR. & Sons, caring of children, daily. Five metal cutting tools. East Hartford. YOUNG MAN at least 21 years Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup^ O r l^ M ly over $800. BliU price We have ddluxe 3H-room and PreeUge\Joc*hnn- Walking 647-1370 after 3. REWEAVTNO of burns, mptb- Interior and exterior painting. days. Call 649-6334. TELETYPE operator, ideal east „-DTy,.rvr»rvD'r distance UKtahks, Town HsU Automobilos For Solo 4 old with no draft obUgations to ply. now $82. cash or monthly pay­ 4H-room sportmante available holes, zippers repaired. Win­ of the river location. If you are R R I^ R P ® ?^ MILLING FLUB’F Y part-ongora kitten, and downtowhsMaIn St. Abun­ ex“^rient"^‘ tourTenLtlon; FULL-TIMB): Xirl for cosmetic experienced in teletype work. start as a helper on Polyeth­ ments. 611-0476. for immediate occupancy, fea­ M USTANG, 1965 Fastback, Y-8, dow shades made to measure, experience, four generations, clerical duUes. Ap: MACHINE OPERATORS RETIRED MAN box trained. CaU 649-4826. dance of free pkrfclng. Will be RutiiMts fropurty Other diversified duties. Salary BAKERY ylene bag machine or on print­ turing m baUia, 3-bedrdoma, HERALD power steering, good condltlop. ail size Venetian blinds. Keyp Free estimates, fully Insured. GRAND OPENING SBWING MACHINES - stager completed December ut. Va­ For Solo 70 ply In person. Pine Pharmacy, to $466. per month. Fee paid. — Set-up and operate, Light work in the gmornings. ing pres8>B1ne pleasant atmos­ ONE GRAY and white kltton dlahwaoher, dlaiwMl, aelf- Call 649-1347 after' 6 p.m. , . made while you wait. Tape re- 643-7361. ANNOUNCEMENT automatic slg-sag, excellent riety of office Of Rea from 600 664 Center St. phere in mbdera small plant good with children, 7 weekg cleanlng range, double door ...... •------»------1»- ''cordera (or rent. M arlow’s. 807 condition. Mskee buttonholes, square feat to 8,000 DOX LETTERS CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ t o o l m a k e r - Exper- DEPARTMENT on Tolland St. aboyt one mile old, housebroken. 640-2628. Sewing machine department refrigerator, carpeUng through­ Moifl ^ t 649-5221 hems, embroiders, etc. Orlg- feet. Call Warren B. Howloni REST HOME Trucks— ^Tractors 5 terior painting, paper hanging. MEDICAL assistant wanted for ience in jig and fixture from Manchester 1^6.-. Sensible now open at Pilgrim Mills out, two alr-condlUonera, f o r doctor’s office In Manchester. RECEPTIONIST —local office work, ’moUy over 1300., 6 monthly , Realtor, 643-1106. Your TWO handymen want a variety Discount on wallpaper. Call .Bakery Ingredient man, starting rate with good bhMce Dept. Store. Grand open­ master T V antenna. FYee Hours 1-6:30, 4 days per week looking for sharp gal to greet MCDONALD’S f r e e puppies to good homes, payments of 38.60 eoab or pay- Flrat Ume offered ever, one Information PICK-UP truck, half-ton, 1967 of Jobs by ddy or hour. Rea­ 646-3048. highest rate, 8-hour day, tor advancement. CaU 628-7497 ing special; Brand new host, hot water and parking. 363 MAIN 19x7 7 offlea opoM and Saturday morning. their clients. Good typing re­ -JS49-2228. $51 cash 5224)081 dealer of the oMeet and moat ee- Ford. Excellent condition. Can sonable. Call 643-880.5. All benefits. overtim e after 8 hours. Blill for Interview between 10 a.m.- *^______^______1060 Zlg Zag, regularly ------^------i------Laundry and storage eras In available immediately. Rea­ THE HER.\LD will not PAINTING—Interior and ex­ Pleasant working conditions, quired. Figure aptitude helpful. tsbliehed homea In Man­ be seen, 261 Broad St., Man­ fringe benefit program. Ap- 1 p.m. weekdays only. $99.96 special $69.96. Sales, basement. Play ares. Super­ sonable. Rent one room or disclose the Identity of CUSTOM made draperies, .slip terior, very reasonable, free salary commensurate with ex­ Salary $80. Fee paid. Rita Girl, An Equal Opportunity Employef DRIVE4N Kl'l^'lfiNS looking fOT good chester. This buotnees te chester, 643-9666. ^ jiy at employment office. service aU mokes. Singer, SO” GAS STOVE, white. Aeklng intendent on premises. On biu three rooms. H. M. Frechatte, any advert Iser using box covers and reupholsterlng. estimates. Call Richard Mar­ perience. Please reply Box F, 800 silver Lane, Hast Hartford, 46 WEST C EN TER ST. homes. CaU 649-6480 after 6 lOOTf full and always has a VlUng, NeccM, WhUe, Nel- $30. Coll 643-4886. line at Thompson Rd. off Cen­ ResUora, 647-9668. letters. Renders answer­ 1003 FORD F-lOO, heavy duty Manchester Herald. p.m., anytime weekends. backlog of appIlcsnU. Pres­ Budget terms. Established In tin, 649-0285, 649-4411. M8-9416. ______co, Kenmore. Pilgrim Mills, ter St. Convenient to shopping, ing blind box ads who pick-up. Excellent condition. 1015. Days. 524-0154 evenings, MANCHESTER, CONN. Halp. Wonf d' ent owner 1s willing to 00- desire to protect their ONE-'YBAR old female spayed Sewing Machine Dept. 434 D AVE N PO R T — opens to bed. ochools, and ohurchea. Open Camper top, many extras. 742- 04!)-7,590, CEDING painting, also repair OFFICE HEIJP wanted, no ex- STA-nSTIC^L clerk dSaU EXPERIENCED tractor trailer FIRST NATIONAL stet with financing to a re- Identity con follow 'his driver. Steady employment for Mala or Hma!« 37 St. Bernard, house -.broken Oakland St., Manchester. BVirmlcs kitchen table, drop- dally 1-7 p.m. 646-2628, 643-1033, Housos For Root 45 8382 after 6:30. or replace ceilings and walls, perience necessary, will train. figure work. No typing neces­ STORES INC. sponetble party. procedure ■ qualified person. Apply Carl­ and good with children. Needs 648-5571, 649-8822„ leaf, 2 chairs. In good condl­ 643-4113. Or by appointment. LIG H T TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ taping. Call between 6-7 p.m. Apply In person at Glastonbury sary. Convenient to East Hart­ P LA T FO R M man, general ENJOY the benefits of your EIJJNGTON — Plnney ^ m k son’s Express, 95 Hilliard St. room to run. Call 649-2881. Uon. 643-6221. Enclose your reply to 1959 FORD half-ton pick-up, ery, yards, attics, cellars 649-6764. x. Dyeing & Finishing Co., 64 Adl- ford. Salary to $96. Fee paid. freight. Must be willing to PARK & OAKLAND ambition, abilities and en- MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ ApartmenU, 8-room unit In the box In an envelope — running condition, $226. ' Call cleaned and removed. Also odd son Rd., Glastonbury. Rita Girl, 800 Sliver Lane, East work nights. High School edu­ AVENUES\ thusiaam. ipind out about our FOIW BINGINB, complete 6 MAPLE COLONIAL bedroom nut Garden Apartm enU,-Dec. brick one-slory garden apart­ PHILBRICK address to the Classified after 6, 647-1978. Jobs. 844-8962. f* Hartford, 628-9416. MACHINISTS cation or experience as dock full or part-time business - cylji^er, 228, recenUy over- set, bed, mattress, box spring, 18, 4H rooms st $170, heat, hot ment building, total electric, Manager, Miuichssler Floor Finishing 24 C A PA B LE person to work In in­ FREE kittens, housebroken, man necessary. Inquire at EAST HARTFORD, portunlty. It can provide fam; hauIM, excellent condition, man’s dresser, wpmon’s dress­ water, oven-range, refrigera­ range, refrigerator, dloposal, Evening Herald, together ventory control, posting and call 647-1124. AGENCY FIXXJB SANDING and reflnish PRODUCTION LATHE Lombard Bros., Inc., Route 5 CONN. lly security, Ufe-tlme income $100. 64841664. er, night stand. $280 dr beat tor, parking and storage, no lUr-condltloner, bseement laun­ with a memib listing the 1966 CHEVROI.BT, panel truck. Building— pricing for Industrial supply Help Wanted— Male 36 and early retirement within a REALTORS cofirpanles you do NOT Ing (specializing In older OPERATORS and Burnham St., South Wind­ offer. CaU between 4-6 p.m. pete. Call 527-9338 between 94) dry and storage ares. Interior Good condition. Call 646-1886. firm. Modern East Hartford lo­ short period of itime! Training BE G E N T LE ,' be kind to that want to see yOur letter. Confraeting 14 floors), inside painting. Paper LANE maintenance man for sor In person, no phone calls 643-2061. p.m. After 6 p-.m., 647-1871. brick wall. AdulU only, no 546-1200 cation. Salary and fringe bene­ BRIDGEPORT MEN— FULL-TEMB: hardware store and guidance given. Manage­ L ilf Stock 42 expensive carpet, cleAn It with Your letter wlli be de-‘ 1965 FORD F-lOO, 8’ body, 4- LEON Cleszynskl builder—new hanging No Job toe small nights. Apply Holiday ‘ Lanes, please. An equal opportunity pete, $136 per month. Call fits. Call 28^8291 for appoint­ First Class clerk needed. Contact Mr. ment or supervisory experi­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric SEWING mschlnei — brand N stroyed If the advertiser speed transmission, extra John Verfallle. 649-6760. 39 Spencer Sb., Manchester. employer. James J. Gesssy at 876-0184. homes custom built, remodel­ ment. shampooer $1. The Sherwih- new 1969 sutomaUc slg-sag, un­ Is one you've mentioned. tires, 6 cylinder. 647-1948 Chapman, W- G. Glenney Co., ence helpful. CaU 742-7166 to LEGAL If not it will be handled ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Immediate Openings with F U E L O IL truck driver full- 836 North Main St., Manches­ arrange for confidential In- PONY for IX shle — Good with WUllams Co. claimed layaway. Makes but­ BOLTON Four-room lake- SECRETARIES Typist^ - (Tern ELECTRICIAN^X JAN. 1ST. In the usual manner rages, kitchens remodeled, excellent opportunity for time, good pay. Apply Cooper­ ter. tendevv. chUdren. $76.' 742-9117. tonholes, monograms, hems, front house, second DoHon Bonds— Stocks porary) work In your own $6.55 per hour plus fringe berf GERDAU 6’ skis, wood poles, bath tile, dement work, steps willing and ambitious peo- ative Oil Co., 316 Broad St. ect. Ftill price now $40.00. assy Lolte. $140 monthly. Unfurnlsh- ...... NOTICE Auto Accossorlos— Mortgagos 27 areas, top rates, free parking, Apply m en's lace boots, sIm 12, $48. OCCUPANCY dormers. Residential or com- Overtime, liberal bene.- ______------terms. Call 6224)031. A-1 Sew­ ed. No children, or pete. Gen- TOWN OF MANCHEISTER ..Tires 6 immediate openings. Call Son­ JOHNSON E LE C TR IC CO. ^ U E L O IL truck driver part- complete. 643-1824. merical. Call 649-4291. M ORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. flUj^Apply Articlos For Solo 45 ing Center, 34 Pork St. Hart­ tlemon preferred. 742-7867- The PkPlanning and Zoning Ooih- ya, 522-(M62. COED tenvporaty 124 Francis .Avenue time. good pay. Apply Cooper­ 414 room Town House apart­ Lost and Found 1 NEW 1970 Dodge 4-speed trans- mortgages—^ Interim financing ford. mteefont will hold' public bear- lilTCHENS — Colonial, mod­ service, 100 Constitution Plaza, Newdngton, Oonn. ative Oil Co., 315 Broad St. ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- NEW A L L electric house, three . ____ V missibn with hurst, $176. Call —expedient and confidential ALUMINUM sheets used as im Inge on December' I, 1966 at ern and Mediterranean. Also Suite 800, Hartford. Equal Opportunity Employer. J. T. SIXICOMB CO. KLOCK COMPANY F I and Food 49-A tlonlng, stove, refrigerator, bedrooms, basement gsrags. 7 :S0 P.M. In the Municipal LOST — Male German Shep­ 742-9117. service. J. D. Real Estate printing plates, .009 thick. 28x KENM O R E home humtdlflq^, rec^rooms. All work custom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 249-8446 DRIVERS for school buses, 7,:30 disposal, potto with sliding Building to hoar and oonaldar herd, black and tan, vicinity 68 MATSON HILL RD. 36” , 26 cents eaoh or 6 for $1. SBIASONED fireplace wood, cut excellent condlUon, coot $100., $310. Tollsnit 576-0339 built. Call Royal Custom Build­ Assoc. 648-5129. KITCHEN help — positions to 8:45 a.m., 2:15 Jo 3:45 p.m, • MACHINIST gloss doors. Beautiful, beau- the following peUttens: Highland Park. Call 643-0886, SO. GLASTONBURY 648-2711. and delivered, $16. pick-up will accept $48. 649-9787. ers, 846-3484. available in Manchester Me- MAINTENANCE MAN Excellent part-time for third Uful, beauUful. (te.ll BEVERLY F. W(X)DHOUBE 720 Spring .St. load. Prompt deUvery. Coll Garage— Sorvici mo9taI Hospital 11:30 a.m- 16 minutes from Manchester shift workers. Premium wage • TOOLMAKER SCREENED loam, processed SIX ROOMS, basement garage —SPBCTAL PERMIT—GROUP NEW TON H. SMITH and Son- 7:30 p.m., 5 days per week. WANTED 2284)007. LOST— Passbook No. 26 010162 Business Oppartunlly 28 scale. 643-2414. gravel, gravel, 3and, stone. 1178 monthly. Tolland, 878-9129. DWELUNOB — RB8IOBNCC Storage 10 Rcmodcllng, -repairing, addi­ No experience necessary. Con­ • GRIT BLASTER Musical Instrumonts 53 ZONE A. EABT CENTER 6, Savings Department of the 2V4 hours nightly, six-days SERVICE station attendant flU. George H. Orifflng Inc SEASONED cord wood, sawed tions, ' rec rooms, garages, M ANCH ESTER — Main St. tact Personnel Department. 649-6661 649-2179 STREET AND PARKER Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. M E TA L building for rent In In weekly. Apply In person. part-time evenings. Experienc­ • SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK Andover 742-7888. to required lengths. BVee de­ “ porches and roofing. No Job soda shop. Thriving business, 643-1141, ext. 243. Out of Tawa STREET Application made for payment. dustrlal zone, also garage for Monday through Saturday. ed preferred, over 26. Apply in livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8007. PIANO — Danish Teak modern, Item 1 'Tto develop GrAip too small. Call 640-8144. all stock included. Owners re- INVITATION FREE wheels! Buy new snow 4 4 rent with 10’ high doors. Phone person, Gorman Bros., 770 •INSPECTOR upright. $790. (tell 876-1690. BDOBRTON Oordena Near For Ront Owelltags on 3.16 ocroe between ^ . — tiring. Call H. D. Cole Realtor, tires, get new wheels free. 049-9644 after 8. BONANZA STEAK hospital. Deluxa one-bedroom Boot (.enter Btreet, Parker WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- 643-6666 Main St., Manchester. TO BID Permanent antl-freese, fuU HEBRON Well &l. — Large, Persanals 3 modeling specialist.' Additions, ______HOUSE We need the above for our expanding plasma department. GonMn Form apartments. Wall to wall car­ " " ‘X l ~ SItoM, and cons Btraet aa ATTENTION strength, $1.49 gal. Cole’s Dis­ 120 BASS ARCH accordion, ax­ new four-room epertment. first on e map entitled “Ai rec rooms, dormers, porches, GOLDEN opportunity for some- STRONG young man for fence 9 ^igd bids w ‘ll b- receiv-a ^ peting, appliances and utllUlea' _aaM.aMaat_ #Ba^e«l Wflal WiSteF. 1. - __ . * __ _ V Many benefits such as paid holidays, quarterly produc­ count Station, 648-8382. Dairy Prodj^tt 50 floor, sepurnte (roiit end rear 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE. work, $2.26 per hour. full-Ume. the office of the D'rect'^r n' cellent oondtt on. $160. 644- etc. $166-$160. J. I). Real Es­ Mop Boot (.’enter Street, Porker Matarcyclas cabinets, formica, bullt-ins, one Interested In sales man­ ■ HOUSEWIVES tion bonuses and group Insurance, are offered here at our entrance. Wsll to wall carpet­ RID E W ANTED to Constitu­ 649-1154 Call Colonial Fence, 742-7698. SEVERAL vorletlea of apples 1474. to Cone Streets Mancheeter. bathrooms, kitchens, 640-3446. agement. Start part-time and General Services, 41 Center new plant. SNOW TTRBS —set of 8.28x14, tate Aseoclstea. 643-6119. ing, appliances, celLsr storage, tion Plazji, Hartford, working Bicycles. 11 - - - for sale, (tertlands, McIntosh, Conn. Scale 1 tiuih eouate 80 feet grow. No celling to Income. Would you like to work OUTSIDE PART-TIME worker, Si'.reet, Manchester, Conn., until set of 7.86x16, practicaUy new, pre-wlred TV antenna, park­ July 1969 Ortewold Engineering hours 8:30 - 8 p.m. I’ arknde HALLMARK Building Com­ December 2. 1969, at 11:00 Red Delicious and Boldwlna. LOOKINO tor anything in real BICYCLES -New and ii.^d. R e­ Call 649-9896. while your children are In mornings, laboring on pipe Apply In person: $20. per setr ^ t of 7.60x16^ ing. Ileal and hut water In­ Inc." vicinity. Call 640-7958. pany—for home Improvement, a.m, for Volpl Forms, Volpl Rd., Bol­ Wacnfng Apparal— eatote rsntols — spartmants pairs on all makes. Open'dally school? Wo have openings work and tanka. Drive small $16. CaU 646-8090, after 6 p.m. cluded. $186. monthly Cell ZONING R C O U LA’n O N additions, rec rooms, garages, MOLD MAKER ton. nomas, multiple dwelUngi, ito 9-5:.30. Manchester Cycle Shop, in our store’s accounting and medium trucks. Interest­ 1366 TOLLAND TPKE.—MANCHESTER ______Furs 57 646 0882 or 049-2871 a m e n d m e n t roofing, gutters. Free esti­ Fire Hydrants, Valves, Tees DARK RICH stone free loam, fees. OoU J D. Real Bsteu Item a The Oammtealon pro- 182 West Middle ’Tpke., '649 Private Instructions 32 department (or experienced ing work, pleasemt conditions. 1st class mold maker. mates, all work guaranteed. and Gate Boxes for Parker- five yards, $16. S^d, gravel, BLACK Persten hunb lined suit, Asaodstee, Ine. 643-3129 '* poees to amend the 2!ontag R*C- Automabilos For Sal# 4 201>8 comptometer operators to McKinney Bros. Septic Tank Immediate opening, Call 6-I6-3637. B3CPERIBNCBD certified Oakland Connector. stone, fill, manure, pool and Hoosahoid Goods 51 else 14, good condlUon. 649- NOTICE ulsUona by adding to ArtkeW wdrk(^rf-tlmc from 9 a.m.- Co., Mitchell Dr., off Parker good benefits, good SVi-ROOM apartment, heated, NEED CAR? Credit very bad" teacher, tutoring all subjects. Bid forms, plans and specUi- ' patio sand. Call 648-0604. 0811. t IV, Section 9 Ute toUowtng: St’HWINN bike, 6-specd, iwONEYI Fast ser^ce 2:30p.m. Wages commensu­ St., 8:30-9 a.m. wages growth poten- Model Home Fumuurt stove and refrigerator. Refer- PUHLIC HEARING Bankrupt, reiSjSseH.sloa? Hon­ boy H, excellent condition, $36 Specialization — reading and catlons are available at the "F o r Ute purpOM of this eee- Dormers, room suldltlons, ga­ rate with ability, free park­ 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL TUXEDO — eUe 40-42, short, encea and eecurlty deposit 're- ' A D O m O N A L Uon, If the une te contained In a est Dougla.s areept.s lowest ('all 646.1806. math. Ultra-modem tech­ MECHANICALLY PROVEN tiaL General Services Office, 41 Cen­ SORRY Sal is now a merry gal. APPItOPRlA’nON rages, porches, roofing and ing, subsidized cafeteria. She used Blue Lustre rug and 19 PIECES medium length trousers, ex­ qulred. Near hospOal $160. shopping center building which dwn, smallest payments, nny- niques. Call 568-8680. and agresstve man to rebuild APPLY ter Street, Manchester, Co.i- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mding. Compere prices. Add- Apply employment office. upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ cellent ooqdMIon with acceo- raibrick Agency, ' Realtors, houase other buetneoees. “ prem- where. Not small loan flnam'e and repair industrial heat nectlcut. 8297 TOWN OF MANCHBBTIUI. A-Level Dormer Oorp., 289- tric shampooer $1. Olcott Vari- oories, $30. 644-1614 between 6- 6464200. Isee’’ shall mean only that company plan. Douglas Mo­ treating equlpmenS" Electrical, IONA MFG. Oa CONNECTICUT Business Services 0446 Town of Manchester, 9 p.m. SI •• I k aaku «h.i imctlbnal port of the buUdUig tors, 345. Main. FIRST NATIONAL mechanical, rigging, welding, Unit Oeoeral ' ety Store. Interior Designer wants reliable WE HAVE customers wAung la hereby given Ih^ alciiollc liquor solee, BULLDOZER OPERATOR Signal Oorp. Connecticut Offered 13 experience. helpful. Rapid family or newlyweds to eccept (or the rental of your sport the Board of DIrectoni, Town of shall not mean ottoclted 1966 FORD and Plymouth 4- CARPENTER — A reliable STORES INC. Robert B We'."s, SNOW PLOW 6' blade under- u .k -k a.l.,a r-onnsi-eilMlt wilt T. growth company. South Wind­ Regent Sb, Manobester delivery of complete Model. Dis­ ment or boms. J.D'. Rea) E e , land or odiuncte. ’ door sedans, V-8, automatic, TWO YOUNG married men handyman for repairs, Installa­ TRAINEES NEEDED General Manager carrlage and complete hydrau- WoBfad Ta Ruy 58 hold a Public Hearing In the PARK & OAKLAND sor, Conn., 289-1688. play o^ ()ualUy Fterniturt Just tau Aaaodatas, the.. 8434129 Notice of thaee bearings has radio, |x)wer steering, extra looking for small repair Jobs tions, home Improvementfl. Uc system. $160. 648-1617. Hearing Room at the Munlolpal AVENUES rem ove to warehouses tor Pub­ WANTED - ANTiqUBa, iwed been filed m the Town Cleiaark’s wheels. 643-2880. and painlilng also cellar clean­ Call Tod. 9 to 6 p.m., 247-7838 Train now to operate bull-, ButldUif, 41 (tenter Street, Mon- KITCHEN HELP — positions lic Bale. Modern 8 complet. furniture, partial nr complete FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. offioa and may be taspected ing and light trucking. Call or Evenings 849-0734. dozers, backhoes. etc.. In EAST HARTFORD. available in Manchester Me-^ rootni with the 81,000 took. 3 seutee. Ceil 633-2300 daye. 64e Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ during normal if f ie . houni 1968 TORINO GT Fastback, 300 046-3092, 040.2047. boohilng construction Indus­ THIS IS NOT VENDING Dated No- N. J. I.-nFIamme — Carpenter " CONN. mortal Hospital 11:30 a.m. - pc. Convertible living Room. 0004 after 7 p.m. cated.- Adults only. 643-21T1 automatic, |>ower steering, try. Complete training pro­ SPORTSMEN ^ to‘’^%*-r;ct**on* oon M : ,vember, . 5 : ^ X 19 contractor. Additions, remodel­ 7:30 p.m., 6 days per week. 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette days. power brakes: console, iHily- D K Iv'S Service Snow plowing, gram in full or part-time i ARE YOU THE MAN? HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUguoi. feFtng 'dPLANNINGI .a MMIMn AND ing and repairs. Call anytime No experience necessary. Con­ The notion’s larfMf fron- $10 down, you may purchase Propoaed oddlUonol a|p p ro ^ - glass tires.e also belted snow lots, driveways, sidewalks, cla.sses. No correspondence, c^ee organisation has a lim­ brlc-o-broc. > docks, frames, MANCHESTER NEW five- ZONING (X)MMlB8ION for free estimates. 875-1642. tact Personnel Department. lay room Individually Im otion to Oenaroi Vltikd Budget tires, excellent condition. $2, apartments, stores. Also sand­ learn on the equipment, D IVE R S IFIE D duties In pro­ To Join our fast growing restaurant management'team. ited number of new oppor­ flgsew sre. Ws buy ootates. VU- room apartment In two-family M Adlar Dobktn. 643-1141, ext. 243. mediate dsUvery or (re. 1969/TO Board of EducationUon $7.- (2»sirman 396. 644-8316 anytime. ing done. Reasonable rates. state approved. Cali any­ We wtU teach you oU about this exciting “people" tunities for the sportomtaded isfc Peddlar, Auctioneer, 430 home. Three bedroOM. Avoil- MASONRY All types of stone duction control, typing sec­ 121.IM to bo used to finance norence W WolU, Call 043 0002. business. Good salary jvhUe learning. man or woman to get into - norage Lake Bt.. Botton. m U M t ebie Immediately. Range, dte- and concrete work. Quality time 1-225-8894. ondary. 37'a hour week; bene­ projects under Public Act 96 Seerwtary 1064 R AM B LE R Classic, 4-d(K)r the field that they enjoy the CAP A OCP Caiaiga Plans poeal. . carpeting throughout, STEPS, .xldewalks. stone walls, workmanship, - work g\mran- fits. Call 646-0124 for appoint­ EXPERiENCED DiE (Amendment 806) namely St. sedan, .standard sliKt, 6-Cannec- er related work. No Job too B e a i^ Salon, 643-2449. amosliM. hut fun buitoeosea 1982 VOLKSWAGEN converti Fuli-Tinw (tormar Fuller Brush bldg.) ntag*. Ucut, thte 20th day of Novom- DAVE’S small Dan Moran. Builder All Fringe Benefita you’ll ever bsvs on oppor- 1^6 need them for < bis, 2 m-t chrome mug wheels COMPANION (or elderly wom­ iF u ll company benefits.1 BURGER CASTLE IO NA Manufacturing l76,Ptoa at Moncbastei Kveiilngs 643-8981. tunKy to look into. ver incressifig list of with wide oval tires on rear. an, 9-8 p.m., 5 days a week. Unit of Oenernl SigMd Cei'p. Eegent St., Manrberter 6462183 . AUTO steady yeeu'-round work.f You do need at least $$,• ApHHuU 43"A irlienteie. Singlee, two Very clean inside. Needs paint DORMERS, garagei, oorcbes. 643-4420. An equal opportunity em-| WYMAN OIL, IRB. SYSTEI 647.80 to $8,547A0 coob to (former Nonhon's Fun. Rooms WMiautloiwd 59 Job. Asking $300, 643-7310. ploycr. Apply at once. Wsrohouae NOTlfcE ^smilies and multiple| rec rooms, room addlttoni, ’ '! ■ 643-2453 THE THOMPSON House-Cot­ TWO-IUXIM furntebed apart­ UPHOLSTERY Write, gtvtng phone number, u eorner of n n e 4 P oreit Bt.s) ment. Heat, bot water, stove, iweliinfs needed . . SAAB 1966, 4.spee:l, 2-eycle kitchens. Bdd-a-levels, rwHng, part-time and week- tage St. centreUy loceted, W. T. GRANT CO. I to: Mon -Fri. 9-9. Sat. 94 refrigerator. Apply Marlow's, OF BID front snow tires. Excellent sldlng, general repairs. Quality 640-4819. large pleesently furnUfied ’ 22 yesrs bayii F A L L S A LE Monobeeter Farkade 86T Main St. Manebost^. Sealed bids wUt bo recelyed condition. Must sell by Tues­ wnrkman.shlp; Financing avail- ______ALL SEASONS CLEAN, UBia> rcfrigeratoni, rooms, parking, (tell 649-8188 seiling reel estst 4 until 1:80 pm.. Eirr. Monday. day. at any reasonable price. eTops $85. able. Economy Bulldere, Inc..- REX?EPTIONIST—6 or 6 p.m. to SPOR'ITNG GOODS GO. ranges,; automatic waohers tor overnight and permanent jrotir fusnuitee FURNIgHED three rooms with December 9, 1986 tor supply Phone Sunday. Monday, 875- •"h 'd o w s $34.06. 613-6159. 872-0647 evenings 9 p.m., Monday through Thurt- NOTICE P.O. Box 866, Dept. 13T with guarantees. Bee them at guest rates. lu lU l HELP WANTED large- lunporrh. Good location. tng cafeteria, equipment for the 1690. ' •“ eSeat Covers $29.95. day. Reply P.O. Box 222, Man­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Immedlafe Openih Salt Lake a t y , Utah 841U . B.D. PeorTa Appliances. '649 FURNISHED UgM boueekeep- . Coll Peterman Roo) Itetate Lincoln School, 494 Mata ------For most Cars, chester, Conn. CONNECTICUT Mata a t (tell ttt-3171. REMODEIJNQ rec rooms, and MALE «nd FEMAIC ing room tor woman. Apply Agency. 646-2231. Street, Manchester. Connecti­ 1065 PONTIAC. GTO, hardtop. We rpixdr, replace any auto, POSITION VACANCY bucket seal’s, floor shift, mag txiat, or'home upholstery of fur- repair work, 289-9139. WAITRESSES Now, Mglwr wag* M s affuctNa Nov. 3. 109 Footer St. (teU 848-6M8 or cut Spectficetlone and Md PLANNING DIRECTOR THREE-ROOM fumtehed . heat­ PETERIUN wheels and wide oval tires, nlture. BE A JOHNSON GIRL 1849. Jobs ouaBable da... 6494641. ed opertroent. Lerge cloeeu, forms may bo secured at the BRAI- E0TJam AOI Best offer. Call after 6, 649- Salary Open privets sfttroncee. Wo/ktng Buataeae Office. Mancheeter Roofing— -Siding 16 Full or part-l.me evenings. Position requires considerable 89 P s M iS A , 6741. r.i3-«2;ir> e x p e r e n c e d 1st SHIFT 4 AM. - 2:30 P.M. adults. No pete. Relsrences. Board of Educetten. 1146 Main We will train you. Must be T ROOM for woman, kitchoa ROOKING and roof repair. knowledge of municipal ‘ ploit|^ Street, Mancheeter. CnwHrtl- X966 COMET Caliente, 2 - dotir -over 18. Many benefits, ning, zoning and subdivision -2nd SHIR 2:30 PJd. -11 PJd. prtvlIegM. Ctell 8494136. Coughlin Roofing Oo., Inc. 643- ePaid V’acatlon , ______:______1__ ,___ ;______cut. hardtop. V-8, automatic, excel­ TREE SBRVICfii (Boucieri principles and related adminis­ glNOLE furnished 4 • room 7707. e Uniforms Provided RnpidlT’ growing indiistry. New pisnt, clondy lent condition. .Call 649-3444- af­ Trees cut. building lot* clear­ trative responsibilities. Degree bouee, Bolion Lake, November- ter 6. eFroe life Insurance wwk, p*y with orertime, poid life insnr- ROOM with -kitchaa prtvUagae, ed, trees topped Got i trae B ID W E IX Homo Improvement and experience rt'qulred- JuiM. Adults only. I17l( month- eFroe disability Insurance ‘ centrally- locot^ .14 Arch SL problem’ ■ * Well worth rihon* t’o. Expert Installjition of COMPOSITOR a i^ hospitsltetioii, hbUdsjrH^ vacntkn and Liberal fringe benefits include ly. (tell only between 9-11:80 . 1963 DODGE. O-passenger sta­ eMcdlcul Plan. >r frin ^ ben^ita. Experienee not neeeewy, tion wagon, 6 cylinder, stand­ coll. 742-8282 aluminum .siding, giitlcrs and paid vacation; sick leave: holi­ You’ll find your co-workers most congenial. WOMEN only, one bfock from a m.. 8494072. . trim. Roofing In.stallatlon and Call 875-8»5Lto arrange In­ days; pension plan; complete ^tmfaL Wonderfal opportnnitT' for athranee* tfota Bt.. between h o s t e l and ard trnnsmlsslM. Asking »28. aiiARPENiNc'servi^ Check the fringe .benefits. „ lllREE-ROOM apartment, prt- PoHsher^s Wanted ^ b e seen, 97 Cedar Ridge roi«llr.<. 649-6495, 875-9109. terview. Insurance plan. Employes’ cred­ .(tenter. Coll 613-88I9. vote home, ooovsnlent loca­ Terrace, Glastonbury. it union available. rotary- blades.- Quick sam oe A p p l y a t U aH T bouaekeeptag rootn. oU tion, oU beat, working adults. Mea wke are wiBiiqt Id iHini peHshlRt HOWARD JOHNSON’S For application and Job . de­ Apply in person at the fer fialalMd work tm tarMne Msdes esd rsMe 1968 VOLKSW AGEN, good run­ Capitol Equipment Oo, \s8 Roofing and Route SO ' . funuolied. auaro and refrigera­ AvoUahle Decomber 1st. 843- scription apply to p e r s o n n e l ning condition, '$200. Call 649- Main St., Monchtstar. Houfr Vernon. C on i^ % tor. 801 Mata St., BOdaTA Aheve average botuiy rates, frisEt haMflla tmd Chimnoys 16-A/ OIFFICE, Municipal Building. [OK C O R P . 9264 after 6. daily 7:30-5. Thursday 7:80-»\ gdeflt alwriag plea. Apply at Ssturdav 7 :S(M 6a-T9W iFINO, Gutters, (^Imnejrs--' WAITRESS .wanted daya, . no 41 Center Street, Manchester,. ^attrlirstrr Earning f ARK RO- MOTEL rooms, weekly ntoo — 1966 MUSTANG, 4-barrel V-8, Ne and repairs oitr special- Saturday or Sunday. Good Connecticut 081^. .off Poitway . \ mold service, reetaurant isd- RmMj 9 Mdal R iis liiR g Ik. tats new snow tires,' stereo, .good Closing fhite (or filing Is De­ joceoL (teU 843-18ST. ly y ea n experience. Free' working' conditlona. Apply bt 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN; \ C O N N . For R— t 44 •condlUon. Must sell. $900. 648- H f ^ r a l c l A c l s Kanehl person. LoStrada Resuuront, cember si. 1969. g« WOODLAND ST;—MANCHKSTO 4866. 913-0163 ORer 6 p.m. 68^ Main St. Aa equal inyiAiJ. STORE noor 100 par cent Mata Street location. Ap­ Read Herald Ads ply Marlow's. 88T Main SlriMt.

I \; . ' : r t ■ ; / . / ■■ r ■ p a g e THIRIY-TOUR' MAKCHESTErt EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24; V /:• IMANCHEST^ .MAW^HKST^ - Alter'Eviction fim n Shelter wsmin T a x M ove ^ repeesentatlYee, who are oppoa- -Slaying Rap the goyertiment 'orould decide on Three-bedroom Sf^t, dishwaah- Slice of Cake GARAGE-" heat, 180’ books. The killings on March 18, 1988 deeply regretted the loee of life. TOUR COOPERATION WIU> H I A I 0 7 1 1 brown. Bean said, but “ I L A > FuU cellar. $18,500. Meyer age. Large, led parcels, killed and 66 were injured in More than 1,000 other shanty­ After passage by the Senate But he added, "One of the have led to charges that there BE APPRECIATED l/IM b | I MANCHESTER all areas. Louis 'DimoCk Real­ riots touched o ffb y the strike.. town dwellers still occupied reasons that a carve-out is used tkas a massacre of civiliara. wouldn’t be a bit stbprlaed that Agency, ReaHors, 643-0609, 643- the measure would have to go to when we get ^11 Qioae ports . UNIQUE 2 'FAMILY , . B ut the oke-cAr 0841.- ty, Realtors, 649-9 Police drove 166 squatters three newer apartment build­ a conference committee to work In the oil Industry is to maxi- Grover said he was satisfied On a quiet residential street familv with the, from an apartinent building ings, owned by real estate com ­ mtse depletion." that Song My — U.S. military G I N um ber back to l^puston, they don’t tuni BUTINO or selling real ekt^?. out differences between Senate out Jp be—under Uti earth light Continued From Procodlnq Poqo close to shopping and 1-84. COMPACT PUT6 IT HEBRON — Swiss Chalet, condemned to be torn down and panies, which they moved Into- Euid House versions. The com ­ Tax returns of mineral com­ code name Pinkviue — was In­ Lots- and acreage avaihu) evicted 160 others from another and light of the labbratory— Here Is a 6% year old 8- unique design for the dis­ in e v ly Octoter. So far' no mittee’s compromise then would panies, which would discloee ex­ fested with aoldleri of the North TO BED liJ THE More listings needed. E. 8^ buUding under repair. In Viet Dips kind of dark gray again." Business Property ^Houses For Sole 72 room home with all the criminating buyer that offers move has been made to femee |(p IW hf HIA, i»€.m have to be approved in both actly how much the deals Vietnamese regular army, but caiSEUM- Taggart. 876-8871; For Sole 70 warmth and charm of a . 3 bedrooms, living room with The families had moved into them ouL chambers before going to Prest-.^helped specific firms, are confi­ added: ^ The astronauts said they single family. If you' are the apartments two days earlier The general strike against the dential under law. thought their lunar surface SEVENTY-Mlle view, 9-room stone fireplace ^ ri^wood geiLLmG? Do business with dent Nixon. “ We’d never been ordered to Continued from Page One) MANCHESTER — 20,000 seeldng a place to build a paneling, formal. dining ' room, from shantytowns and urban housing shortage was called by But an example o^ .a' Tiank- walks could have been extended Contemporary, four bedrooms, one of the oldest agencies in Though different in detail, Wipe out everybody before. square foot m'asonary indus­ “ nest egg” , here it is. $30,- open planked stalrWay, sun Slums where 70,000 of Rome’s the nation’s three major l(dx>r French Writers foundation-otl company ar­ moving from North Vietnam from the two periods of four two Ireplaces, two garages. town-. For- prompt, courteous both Senate and House versions Most of the guys dl(bi‘t dig It at trial building, 1^ acres, cen­ 900. Oah 649-5306. deck, glass sliding doors, treed 3.6 million inhabitants live in unions, eaten though the govern­ rangement can be found in New south, '— — ------hours each. Two acres, superb landscaping service call the Mitten Agen­ would give relief to individual all. When It was all over, they tral location, all utilities. lot. Only $33,000. U A R Realty s,mib-standard housing. ment already had taken action Win Country’s Orleans. There eight founda­ "Wo weren’t tired,” Oonrad Hutchins Agency, Realtors, cy, Realtors, member MulUide taxpayers and raise taxes (or were almost sick.’’ Informants said there always Many possibilities, including Co., Inc., 643-2692, Robert D. Police supplied trucks to take to provide more homes. tions list clerks and tellers of said. “ We could have kejpt on 649-5324. B write criticlz- money and Vletnaih,. declined Coventry we etarted the attack. As we en­ cyclic “ hlghpolnta” of activity rooms on each floor, two full EIGHT beautiful acres. 7-room paneled den, recreation low price of $26,900. Phllbrick / WASHXNG'TON (.AP) — After “The Second Death of Raymond or no money to charity. bedrooms, hot water oil heat, baths, full basement, two car of interior decor. Only 10 per ing President Suharto, early this afternoon in metderate tered, we draw tire from eome could continue informants said. MANCHESTER -Center—Pos­ Custom built home. Aluminum room, formal dining room, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. a weekend tuned to gridiron bat­ Mercader" an ambiguous mys­ The transactions are legal un­ fireplace, attached garage, garage. Choice area. And, the cent down to qualified buyer. Her lawyer, Hlroya Hlral, trading. No Hot Luncheg of the huta, and then a lot of Meanwhile, the nU ^ly Viet sible office and residence com­ combinations, city utilities, well siding, double garage, in- enclosed patio. Many oth­ tery novel about a spy who Is der present law, but the tax re­ Fire Prevents mortgage is assumable ($15,- MANCHESTER —- Steep Hollow Full price, $25,000. U & R said Monday Madame Ratna tles, President Nixon called The slump again was on guys sort of went craay." Cong and North Vietnameae bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- ground swimming pool, bam. er refinements. Situated on chased by the Western powers form bill on which the Senate landscaped, very nice condi­ 500 at 5% per cent). Asking Lane, five-bedroom spacious Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692, Rob- garl Dewl Sukarno’s articles three Vietnam war heros to the broad front, as was the pattern' Due Wednesday Grover said he was a private ■helling dropped to its lowest car garage. Bus line. $24,000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, huge private lot. Call id ea€k Germany, and ends opens debate today would shut Two Editions Of tion, $24,000. Charles Lesper- $31,500. Owners anlous, give us Colonial with a front to back ert D. Murdock, Realtor. will deny reports that she and of the sharp setback last week. drat ciaas in G Company, 30th level in nearly throe months. Hayes Agency, 646-0181, ance, 640-7620. 649-5324. White House today to receive hlsNilfe by suicide in Amster­ the loophole. a (aUl T. J. Oockett, Realtor, living room, a 15x24’ family her husband embezzled more Analysts said Investors' reac­ At Four Schools Infantry Regiment, and ciuried Only two rocket and mortar at-' ELLINGTON — Crystal Lake, the (fongressional Medal of Hon­ dam. He said he had picked the Fotmdations Involved in die Baltimore Sun 643-1677. OXFORD Street — Seven-roibm room right off the kitchen, pan­ than 65 million dollars, mostly tion to the mLos Angeles Rams to Democratic voters who have restricts banks' land dealings. Amerlcah troops “ ravsg'ed, pil­ near Bu ITang early today then 0 Realtor. sumable FHA mortgage. Im- ments. $6,620. yearly Income. MANCHESTER ' — Two-story occupancy. H. M. Frechette, AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE, Mias Frances Thompson, 000. U 4 R Realty (3o., Inc., field at Manchester, within and for edge the Dallas Cowboys 34-28 been “ taken for granted.” T h e r e fo r e , foundations— laged, burite^ and murdered made a, brief ground attack. Never a vacancy. Call for MANCHESTER — Two-family home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, Realtors, 647-9993. mediite occupancy. T. J. the District of Manchester, on the Grocery, Stores ASSUMABLE mortgage,^ 5)4 Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. 643-2692, Robert D. Murdock, hi a professional football game. Duffey, an antiwar candidate known in the trade as “ straws” United Church of Christ mis­ their way throUgli the vUlsgs of Twenty of the enemy were re­ Damage Notieett complete details. M.H. Palmer, flat, 6 down 4 up, downstairs central location. Newer fur­ 18th day of November, 1969. per cent. 7-room Cape. Modern JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, Realtor. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. who helped organize the liberal —are set up to buy the produc­ sionary teacher of Bible and Song My and Ms 'satellite ham­ ported killed, arhils South Viet­ Realtor, 643-8821. has been completely remodel­ nace. Lot of house for $29,500. Judge. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — kitchen, formal dining room, finished on first floor, second MANCHESTER —5)4 per cent Caucus of (3onnecUcut Demo­ tion payments, generally with philosophy at Diuualan Junior lets of My Hoi and ^uan Dong namese casualtlsa were report­ Servtjd on Town ed, fine residential area. Both Hayes Agency, 646-0181. SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill. Estate of Nellie Irwin, late of three bedrooms, finished, rec floor expandable, porch off assumable mortgage. $135. is Manchester In said District, de­ Another series of surprise week­ crats, said he hoped to. win money loaned by banks. Ctollege in Marawl, the Phlllip- on March 16, 1888.” It Clg^Ad' ed light. apartments vacant upon sale. Raised Ranch, modern kitch­ ceased. Driver in Crash that “ OOl Innocent civtllans The Toam of Manchester has room with bar in bnoement. IMMACULATE four - room kitchen, wooded lot, $20,900, the monthly payment on this end inspections found very little support from wage earners, la­ Government tax experts say plnei, will be the guest of the Land For Solo 71 T.J. Oockett. Realtor, 643- en with built-ins formal din- On motion of Stanley Frederick were murdered In cold bl(x>d.' - received' four notices of. dam­ Acre lot. $23,900. Phllbrick Ranch with expansion poten­ Phllbrick Agency Realtors, large, -vacant 5-room Ranch,, Irwin a-k-a Frederick S. Irwin, 16 short-weighing in grocery store.s,' bor unions, young people and the transactions work this way: Second (3ongregational Church 1577. Ing room, cathedral ceiling Elro St.. Manchester. Conn., ad- Dies at Hospital In February, the broadeaat ages to sutomobliss, tneludlng SOUTH MANCHESTER — 4 65 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. tial. Near schools, shopping, 616-4200. fireplace, huge^ living room, small-town Democrats. When a mineral producer throughout this week. and fireplaces in living room mlnlstraur with wUl ^ says CkHummer Protection Com - continued, “ South Korean pup­ ContrucU 1.4*1 acres with 841’ frontage on garage, excellent location, , - . . . ORDERED: That three months A 23-year-old South Windsor He said there are strong signs sells a production payment. It Is Among the activities on her one from the Insurance Com­ MANCHESTER — Ex(:ellent in­ MANCHESTER —Forest Hlils bus line. Air-conditioner, gas and family room, two full from the 18th day of Novem^r, missioner James J. Casey. Fem and Gardner alroelH. HIOHWOOD Drive, better than treed lot, $11,600. is needed to he will have to fight a primary able to accelerate Its Income the schedule were appearances to­ pet mercenary troops murdered pany of North America (INAI,. vestment, 2-fnmlly located off area. I.arge Ranch available grill and work bench among baths, two-car garage, three- l®**, be and U>e same ^ man died last night in the emer­ Casey said his inspectors found Foir Town JoI»h V new, 7-room Colonial with ev- more Uuui 700 of our people in INA, on behalf of Its ellsnt, Half mile to Martin School. Jan. nd for occupancy. Own­ extras. See this affordable assume. Secondary financing . . „ and allowed for the creditors within with incumbent Sen. TTiomas J. first year and stretch the bene­ day at the Robertson School Main St. Owners anxious.''Rea­ 2 eryjhlng, over 2500 sq. ft. of 29one heat, wooded lot. Phil- which to brlng^ In their claims gency room of Manchester Me­ only a few minor discrepancies the villages of Dien An, DIen Eight building lots potential. er has Just reduced price by dream house today. Teens. is av^fable. H. M. Frechette, Dodd, who had said he will seek fits of the depletion allowance. and at the meeting of the Frag­ A Town of Manchester con Mrs. Bradley Psrilman of 190 sonable offers lUH'eptetl. Good graceful living area. Prime lo­ brick Agency, Realtors, 646 against sold estate and said ad- between the weight marked on Hal, Cani Ha and Xuyen My.” Five-room older home. Owner ° $1,000. Call for more details, Owner, 649-4292. Realtors, 847-9993. mlnlatrator c.t.a. Is directed to give morial Hospital after he was in­ re-election. The sale also causes a mis­ ment Society. She will speak at Scott Dr., asrvea nolics that it income. Heritage House, 646- cation, top quality and unique 1300. public notice to Uie creditors to meat, fish, fruit and vegetables No record could be found Indi­ traot Is bring awOrdrcl to thr will take sizeable first mort­ rtfr M. Frechette, Realtors, 847- volved in a two-car accident on “ I think that people who have matching of income and ex­ a meeting tonight at the home will seek damages stemming 2182. i floor plan makes this an out­ EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, four ------bring tn their claims within said packaged on the premises and cating That the 30-month-old Fisher Tank Oo of (hester, gage. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, 9993. COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First SOUTH WINDSOR —Like new time aUowed by publtohlng a copy Center St. been silent In this country are penses over two years. The ex­ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vinton. from a Uirss-car sccldsnl Oct. standing offering. Hayes Agen-, bedrooms, family room, fire­ the actual weight of the statement had ever been brttod- 643-6321. floor consists of large living , , __. mis order in some newspaper not necessarily those who agree” tra income received the first 1‘a.. (or erecting two Water- 10 S t W Middle Tpke. and In and out. You can move into having a circulation in saldpro* Roy A. Morrow, 23, of Brook­ products. Tomorrow, Miss Thompson coat before, and the broadcast MANCHESTER — Assume 4% room with fireplace, dining cy 648-0131, evenings Mf. place, 1)4, h i baths, carpets, with the administration’s pol­ year from the sale is offset the storage tanks, (tech of 6p0.()(>0 this immaculate 5% room bate district within ten days from field at.. South Windsor, died On the previous weekend, in­ will speak at Coventry Gram­ today gave no Indication why Broad SI. The company stales per cent mortgage on this room, modem kitchen with Handler, 649-7813. garage. Large treed lot. $35,- „ . . ,,,_... .. the date of this order and return icies, Duffey told newsmen dur­ second year when the company Ranch without a thing to do. make to this court of the notice about midnight. The accident spectors found about one-foird mar School during the day and the charges had not been 1>ubll- gallons capacity Kltiier. the Also that It arill look to ^ town clean 5Mi-room Ranch with 2 bullt-lns, den, large family^ 900. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. ing a. brief question period. deducts the expenses of extract­ \RAISED RANCH — Pour bed­ The wall to wall carpeting in fflven. ^ occurred at Onter and Olcott of the stores they checked were in the evening at the home of clsed prevloualy. low bidder on Nov. 17, srtll for all damages which may bs full baths, carport and large room, plus finished rec room About 350 persons attended the ing the minerals from the rooms, uniquely d esired , rec 5'a ROOM Ranch, brick front, 3 ' the living room and hall will WALLETT. Judge, Sts. about 11:30, police said. weighing the package along with Dr. and Mrs. Fred Doyte. She TTie U.S. Army,la Investigat­ c-hargs $44,600 for sOch tank im-urrsd by Re cHsM as a re­ treed lot. Good residential In basement. Second floor has reception, held at the Fairfield ground to satisfy the production Waist Accent room, carpeting^, aluminum bedrooms, fireplace, garage, stay- 'The kitchen has buUt-ins The other driver, Paul the product, Casey said last will meet Wednesday with the ing charges by several former A rontracA for painting tZie In- sult of legal aoUdn brought by For Quitters area. Heritage House, 646-2482. ' 4 bedrooms. On one acre UMITATION OBDER (3ounty Youth Museum. payment agreement. siding, picturesque patio and park-like yard. Immediate oc­ and dinette area, also three AT A COURT OP PROBATE, Hesketh,' 17. of 141 Onter St. week. adult study group, and Istsr American (mldlers who ebtim to terkX- of the extoUng 200,000 ths other two partita involved wooded lot with 2-car attached At Duffey's side was his cam­ In the second year, the com­ SAULTERS RD. — Immaculate spacious siin deck are only a cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes bedrooms, tiled bath, screen­ held at Manchester, within and for was treated at the hospital (or attend the ecumenical Thanks­ have witnessed the arhpleaale gallon Hockisgde tank will In the accldsnt. garage. Adjoining land may be the District of Manchester, on the He met with a group of food pany sometimes ahdws a paper few of maj>^ features. Only Agency, 646-0131. ed porch, attached garage. paign manager, actor Paul New­ giving service at St. Mary's murder of civlllana .tn the Song ■wait rompletlon of the new It claims ths aceldofit rsstdt- six-room Cape. Rec room, two acquired. $38,900- Phllbrick 17th day of November. 1969. scalp and lip abrasions, and was chain executives on Thursday. $33,900. Char-Bon Agency, 643- Call us and we will show you Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, man, who lives in this town. In toss which eliminates tax liabili­ Church. On Thanksgiving Day, My hamlets. Ths Army has tanks sd from ths toam’s negUgencs tile baths, bullt-lns, paneled Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. CENTRAL LOCATION — Six- discharged. “ The stores are cooperating," a.'brief talk, Newman said he ty for both years because of car­ 0683. through. Asking $26,600. U 4 R '^'Ea^e of Frederick W. Hyde Jr.. Police are withholding further she will be the guest of Dr. charged one'lieutenant arith the .One of the new tanks wlU be in maintaining the traffic stgaal fireplace, carpeting, garage. room Cape with 5% per cent Casey said Saturday. ’“Ihe goal was commenting as a citizen ryback provlsiona of the,^ tax Realty C o ., Inc., 643-2692,643*2692, Rob-Rob* l.ateInto of ManchesterMancheater inIn said District, details about the accident pend­ IxiuUe Tobi, who was born In murder of approximately 100 ci­ rr’etSed next to the existing one. at the laiersectioii. It claims New furnace. Awnings for MANCHESTER — Clean and MANCHESTER-VERNON line. assumable. Immediate occu­ deceased. is compliance, and the results •Who felt that “Joe Duffey l*w. ______ert D. Murdock, Realtor. ing further invesHgatlon, they the area of the world where vilians. a. staff Beigeant arith os-. at the end of Garth ltd ~ Ths that the caution, or yellow, sig­ complete house and patio. largo, oversized 6-room (.Coloni­ Huge Raised Ranch. Owners pancy, close to everything. On motion of Irene A. Hyde. 96 this weekend indicate we're doesn’t need me, but I sure as The number of (oundatloni In­ al, 1)4 baths, fireplace, garage, Oonway Rd., Manchester. Ct.. ex* getting compliance." Mias Thompinn works. )iault arllh Intent to commit otiter will be ermAed at the nal, at ths time of ths ai-cldeni, Beautiful lot, 70x200’. .- Mid anxious. Recreation room, 1)4 New heating system. Only $19.- HEBRON 5)4-room Ranch ecuirlx. said. hell need him.” volved In such deals is not 20’s. Phone owner, evenings excellent landscaped yard. Morrow ' was bom Dec. 25, Some chains sent letters to OOP Gala murder and Indicated that oth­ end of Lockout Ml Rd. aras lit less than what It claims baths, fireplace, garage. A lot 900. House in excellent condi­ on heavily wooded lot. full '^ y ^ '' nov^ ^ E ? known, government officials The Kepubllran Town Com­ and weekends, 649-6373. Move right in. H. M. Frechette, 1915 in Masrdis, Maine, son of their store managers warning ers may be charged. When Ihe new Itorkledge lank Is normal — thrss^ seconds. of house (or the price, $26,9()0. tion. T.. J. Crockett. Realtor, basement, rear porch, many 1969. be and the same are IlMted said. mittee will sponsor s “ Decem­ Realtors, .^7-0993, Hubert Sr. and Lottie Beaulieu them that they would be fired Despite the U.S. Army is compieied. the smter from The second notice Is from Possible assumable mortgage. 643-1577. extras Included In. the sale But a check of foundation re­ ber Gala" D w. 6 from 8:80 WESTSIDE - t 5-room home.'3 Morrow. He was discharged on if their persotmel were caught Rockville chargee and the accounts from the old one arill be drained Mrs. Jamas P. Uccello of ITl down, 2 up, one bath, garage. TO SEnTJE; estate-lKanchester H. M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- price. Fine residential area', against said estate, and said ex- cords for Louisiana and Texas p.m. to 1 a.m.* at the Knights of Americana who claim to have ALIXIN ST. —^Vacant home ecutrix U directed . to give public Nov. 7 from 'the U.S. ' Coast exaggerating the weight of-their Into It. Ths old one then will Spring St. She claims that hsr attractive four - fodm home. 9993. Crockett, Realtor, 643- turned up more than 90 fourxla- Columbus Hall on Snaks Hill Lot .80x180', $19,900. Phllbrick that owners want sold. Eight notice to the creditors to bring In Guard after serving for (our products, Casey said. Hospital Notes seen the kllMrv. the South Vlet- bs liuqieatad, to determine car was hung up Oct 36 on a Separate garage, double lot, their claims within said time al­ tlons whose, only assets were ltd Music fur the dance, which nameee (>efrns# Ministry fsh^ Agency. Realtors, 646-4200.^ TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent rooms In all. 1)4 baths, alum- ______lowed by publishing a copy of this years. His last assignment was sriuAher the Interior needs re­ newly InsUllsd curbing on Mar- anefior fence, full eollar. fur­ ' Visiting hoora are 12:86 to 8 production payments. Most had will Include a iMiffet supper dur­ Saturday that reports of ihasa painting. condition throughout. One-car Inum aiding, two-car garage, COVENTRY niAai. ■. oroerorder min some newspaper havlnchaving a at the Underwater Sound Labor­ tarsi Rd She claims that.Die MANCHESTER nished. Residential gi’ea. Older five-room circulation In said probate 'district p.m. in all areas except ma­ directors linked to banks or oil ing Ihe^evenlng, will be by the staying were "ootnpiMely Inac- garage, plus carport. Large oversized lot, etc. etc. This Cape Ck)d. Permanent siding, within ten days from the date of atory in New London. A contract was awarded In Reasonable! Call 1-668-4904, Vernon company law dims. Sfjft-Tones curate." U eald the only ctvtilan curbing Is five to sis Inches EXECUTIVES ALERT!! lot. Beauty In beautiful condi- home la loaded with extras. Seven srrea nhniee level “ '*■ order and return make to this Survivors, besides his par­ ternity where they are 2 to 4 October to the a : Dsen Om Hert< is a sparkling 10 room owner. Ideal for young couple aeven acres cnolce, level, court of the notice riven. and 6:86 to 8 p.m. "W e furnish a buyer," said a TTckeUi csui be purchased diaths at .Hong My were 30 per­ high, that ths street was dark, tlon. $23,900. (Jail Eilsworth, Drive by 73 Alton and see the ents, include six brothers, Mark ■trucAlon Co. of Manchsmer for Ranch on a bctuitlful lot or retired persons. cleared land. Out-bulldings. JOHN J. WaTjLe t t , Judre. Library Show Set vice president of a Texas bank from Town (.'ommlttc« mem­ sons killed by U.S. artillery and and that no wanting wae post­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- outside,'” then call and let us Morrow, Raymond Morrow and IfittaUlng sewsrs and .mains in wdth a view. Chtstom built $15,500. Meyer Agency, ReaU. ^ responsible for creating several bers, or from reservations air strtkee as the Amerlcaas ed. Mhe Is seeking $18' reim­ 6930. show you thro'ugh. CThance to Admitted Frithiy; Judith the new Parksr-Oaklsnd con­ with foqr bedrooms, formal $22,600 — NEW Raised Ranch, tors, 643-06()9, 643-0841. P LIMITATION OHDKB Thomas Morrow, all of Soutji such, foundations. “ The oil com ­ chairman. Mrs. Bruce Wilson. bursement tor toartng charges. make a tremendous buy. T.J. ■,T A COURT OF PROBATE. On Thanks^ving, Hany. Hartford Tpke., Vernon, battled on entrenched Viet Cong' nector.. Dsen's prices wrere (he , dining room, large' play ■ 3 bedrooms, garage, 160 x 200’ Windsor, and Hubert Morroiv panies themssivea sell to these (.Toeing date for reservaltons Is force. Ths third notice la from Al­ ALL BRICK four family, (our Oockett, Realtor, 643-1677. VERNON -Manchester ' Line', Carl Chapman. Main St., Ver­ loweat of tour jubmIUed Orf room with stone flreplture treed lot. Hutchins Agency rooms each. Price reduced, Jr. of Granby, Maurice Morrow The RockyiUe Public Junior non; Mary (JoDlsby,>Burke Rd., straw men. And we flnanoe Um Dec, 1. It was learned today that the 10 bert Repetto a t Broad Brook, Realtors', 649-5324. 7)4-room SpUt Level, Out of l ^ day of November, 1989.. of Hartford, and Robert Morrow straw men. - 2 ami bar. Low fifties. For Library will present a program W l secondary financing available. $3,300 DOWN buys this Immac­ town ownef wants (aat sole. Present, Hon. John J. Walleu. Rockville; Tina Caron, Morri­ I'nJI ntattoa statement was'Hocne, 1602. Main 3t.. brAry will present^ff^a puppK Rockville, and William Dumas, ^nes -V lagers poasibty had exaggerated ne< eaaiiatlng* toartng and re­ three baths, ^ u s garage. A lot slightly higher Interest equlva- I January occupancy, large bed­ door fireplace. Near shopping, room; treec) IpL Sacrifice er level, a large formal dining of this order in some neirKwmer East' Hartford, is in charge of show at 10 a.m. (or children Fox Hlil Dr, Rockville. The group was cited (or mie- the number of persons tdllsd' Statp Pilot pinrd pairing of house, imverton arrangements, which are incom- Isnt paid by the oil companies rooms. fireplace, $23,900. H. M. bus and schools. Mid 20's. Lil­ price. Low, low 20’s. Wolverton Agency, room with built-in china cab- ^■•in.pro- kindergarten through (Jrade 6. Births Frtdsy: Son born to sksi performance In providing sad homsa dsstroysd tn the Realtors, 649-3813. , . . J bate district wlthtn ten days from Irtete. The scheduled presentation Is on money received from the For Hi|(faway. Ijindinjf f Frechette. Realtors, 647-9993. lian Grant Realtor, Walton W, Agency, Realtors, 649-3813. Inete, huge master bedroom Ute date of UUs order ^ n S m Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hsny. I’ rapid communications and air nghtiag and bombardment - In 8262 •The W l s ^ of Oz." Mm. traffic rxsitrol aervlcs through­ hopes of reoeivlag Indemnity Grant Agency, 643-1153. HURRY —; Bowers School, low plus two additional bedrooms, ***** “ ’**'* )•** notlco Hartford Tpke., Vernon: daugh­ GAfUUDAGA. N Y (AP) (Unilrals KinI O om Gift 7.15 LARGE attractive six-room SEVEN — R(X)l«~Coionuir^ Karin GoUier wUl coordinate “ A little to charity is better out the Pacific, uicludUig South- from the United ttatas; $30's^ ■ for this I six-room' Colo­ waU to'wall caipeting. two fun JOHN J. WaLLETT. Jndgw- ter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Taro slats troupers, opsratmg s Q-106 ' Raised Ranch. Dining room, SliMMlT ST. -Ten-room sin­ Prestige in - town location. tlied baths, 3-car garage, with --■' and direct the entire show. She Ulan none," said one foundation east Asia and Korea. A spokssmaa for the South radar traffic check, watclied a AUSTIN. Minn. (AP) ~ Dto- gle, si.x rooms down and (our nial. 1 4 baths; garage, fain- liam (3arr, Regan Cl., Rock­ two baths, 2-car garage, large Fireplace, l^z bath^. laundry many more features that must _ LIMITATION OBOBB Gene G>ntrol will be assisted by the young Mflctal In defense* of the trane- T V sergcknt attended Orven- Vietnamese Defense- Ministry piene land Sunday on Route 4U , trtet Court Judge Daniel Foley The nil-pod in waislline up. 2 4 baths. Needs redecor­ ily styled kitchen^ possible ville.’ and daughter born to Mr., aettOBS. Q-icte. . on Ibis fashion nibls that lot. $28,900. Hutchins Agency, roo^. 2-car garage. No rea­ be seen to be appreciated. AH' OF PRO]tOBAIiTE. people who work at the library. iry High School said today that bis government near this Chsutsuqus County has taken under advisement a \ ating. Immediate occupancy. fourth bedroom, formal dining aST tor and Mrs. Wnilam ^pry, Love­ voullifiil liMik to a favor­ Realtors, -649-5324. sonable offer pefused. Owner situated on A 1 4 4 sereAcre treed lot. 'ST ' MairtM'^^iSlKSaAer The next pre-echooi program A study by the Treasury De­ planned no further investiga­ community , cdnteslsd will ,C(sse Invetvtag a BIOLE KAVOKITK8 COIltuinS ' Fine pesidentlal Area. Seiulbly room, clean. Immediate pos­ ’• IL«ka Raises Fears land HUI Rd.. Rockvihe. ite. No. 8'JC.” with I'lioTo- -n -.. anxious. Immediate |x»ses- $5S.0(g>: U * R Realty (3d.. Inc., ism day of November. USA will be a Oirtstmasmme m ory partment tiwws that production V V tion. This was taken to mean Ths two charged ths {pilot l.eo ISfO.uOO bequest to the Amert- pattern pieces ami full MOVE right In l-f Large 6-room session. Wolverton Agency, Discharged Friday ; (TirisUnr d/irections for making, i:i.l|)K is -iircNcw Sizes 7 -’ priced at $26,9(X). T.J.(7rockett. slop. Wolverton Agency,. Real­ 643-36S3. Robert D. Murdock. jJdJ?*”*’ hour on Dec. 2 at 10 a.m. payment transactions totaled pruK Displi^jr DruKKcd that the Saigon regime would A Nunnink of Mystic, ' ('onn . eah Red Croee. Cape, excellent condition, fire­ Realtors, 649-3813. rsBlIsis rt (TDfn Page One) Johnson. Veroon Ave., Rock- twelve handsome quilts i.’i, iiiKsi :u :iT. Size !'. :t-’ Realtor, :643-1577. / tor. 6^9-3813. Realtor. Tbree-year-o^ through flve- tTW mlUton tn 1967 an^ $7(0 mU- stand by Oen. Lem’s veroion. with landing an aircraft on a Warren S. Cizrter Jr., la oob- bust . r. ’2'v yards of 4.)- place, wall to wall, rec room, ------)— ------— vlUe; Pamela Baldwin. Orchard AUSTIN. Tej) ; (API “ The , . . such as Jacob’s Lad­ ______SLilY*'*******'' *“ 1*““ Dlslrtot. de- eluded Shapiio. of Chicago, a year-oldi whose last names be­ Uon last year. This represents a Lam's report spparentty was public highway testtng the arill of bla groat- im-b. garage, enclosed yard. near WHITNEY ftd. I— Six - room TWO Families — Yee-two-two St.. Rockville: Jane Richards, der, Joseph’s Coat, the SOUTH WINDSOR 6 4 non> ou of :ar B. research fellow In bacteriolo^: gin with letters A-G may at­ three-fold iocrease over Ihe 1966 T clM Departrhtnt of Public based entirely on Information The troopers said Nunnink lotd dUnt. Mrs. Martan JenlBi, Palm, etc. Price bOr per UNO non•»» li ■■ o Im; Htrm fwmmMCh mmwsat- shopping, bus, schools. Owncrs Cape, 3-car garage and flntah- families, built in 1957 Garages LoH For Sate 73 Klbbc Rd . Ellington; Harry •Safety • says ' the persons who tsrs t«.lackiSt. . . flrst-ciMI _ ------«l|l«j. BMllla(. ” J® . ■ Ranch, one-third doarr ao- at Becksrith: Dr. Lorne A. Mac- tend . . total. \ - gathered by the province chief them he tended on the roed be- wh<^ esuie aras valued at Ixiok. ' ed rec room. Aluminum sid­ and acre lots. Buy one or buy CENTER North. South St., RockvlUs; 8we' Bsiwch; Maaeh*»l»r •- H- •. M. of Town.. .approxl- sumes 6 4 per cent me tgagO. rimhiew5rSV*HSiff tkrea _ Hattie: third year medical stu­ The practice of selling prtiduc- stoic a narcotics display at a and a district chief arithin s few csusc he did not see any (raffle .. more than ft mllUoa at Sm Une To order, ttiul 50C in coins to; Kvesliut Herald, ilM AVE. Frechette, Realtors, 647-999S. ing, new roof, excellent cotv both.' Easy financing. For mateiy. 3 4 acres, all In “B" Immediate occup4mcy, rec *25* —.o f N nvihir. Phyllis Lasher; Vernwood Dr., tkxi parmenti Is older than this youth conference on drugs hsre months of the Incident In Song end the ftsld ha had Intended to ' o l her death la ttIB. Carter, ra- o r AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK. , _ _ 19(9.1 b* sod the aaina az« dent Lawrence J. Eroei of MiU- Asa*., Cabot. Maackulor dltlon. 'iiuiu^'dlate occupancy. more information call now. sone, All utilities on site. Iponi. double garage, $38,900. Secon d in litparmgtu VernoiJ. Albert Eells. Doyle ^ • a t a r f: but use of the deals th may bs m tor a ba4 uip- ' My The gezieral did not appear 'land In looked Wait. He said ,he #kcclvcd about $80,000 of Iftp ae- Evaalas Horald, IIM AVE. N.Y. 18 HOLUSTER St., four • bpd- J2L***<1_®'*'***®®* wBhla bum. N.J.: Dr. Garret M. DUer: OF AJSe BICAS, new YORK, Prist Nsas. AMrsil sritk IIP New on the market. T.J.Crock- Wolverti-ut Agency, Realtors, Id64d for multiple dwelUogs. Hkyea Agency 6*641131. vhich to ttettr ' ‘ Rd.. Tolland. Stephen "'Obyte, avoid taxes is a relatively re­ A department ^lokannan to have mads any attempt to was landing in ths area to |^k cate. Soqic $ 1 0 .^ went loCWzto- room Dutch Colonial. .-1 )4 W toet .mUd ^ Dr. Karen Ippon; Dr. Rita R. M.T. lOM CODL ttyls Hlg developmeot, resumn^ rrlat Nmm, sdortit with ZIP .You’ll want a copy of the 1577. (XJVENTRY—Let it rain, you’ll has been grown commercially Kreyslg, Lawrence ,St.. Rock­ the DPS nsrcotlca tocUosi to ct- s nearby trailer park (hiUgMsra. Tbs rontaindsr of coot. siding. ■ Across from Elemen- MANCHESTER- - - T-room Cblo- MAN(3HESTEP. - Six - room Aires; Dr. WllUsm Roxnikoff. from court dectslom and gov- '69 Fall & Winter Basie be cosy in this one-irear old ^ •r^~ctaSs'rtSM’ssJd in Mew Jersey sinee colontel ville; Marguc'rlte GIlhuL -Vef-' entBMint tax niUngs. ithvr cause slclBisae or to NEW DlOJfl (AP) Com­ Nunnink beaded gulUy to tbs the eetato aras- left to the Amer­ .. Send 60f today for the tary school. Walking distance nlal, 8 bedrooms. 1 4 baths. Colonial overlooking O nter and laboratory technician Roet- EASHION from which to CHOICE o f several. buHdlng Iota modern 8-room Ranch, buUt-ih ______timto, mainly heraase cllmstss non Haven Home, VerBon; neutralize their ^Yfects. ican Red Croso. -'new '69 Fall and Winter choose more patterns! Bld. MacGilUrray. Treasury otttctala aaid one' lax munist and socullsl 'members Illegal landing charges an^. was to Junior High and High (IreplAce, closet space galore. Park. 1 4 baths,- two-car with city utUlUas, Ranging in .kltche|i. large Uying room and a'clrculauaam ______and sol] condtUons are Ideal for Maude Waldman. BrooksMc ALBUM! Only 604 a copy. . ,AU arc aflUiatsd with the doUsr Is loat tor every seven' Among the Items stoteB wen of the Indian parliament called fined $38. 'nie troopers atao told Carter clatpqed his aunt did school. Lot 50 x MO’-. Austin 3-car garage, numertMia ex­ garage, lar^ rooms. Immedi­ price from $8,000 and up. PfaU- master bedrooms, high wootted uw d 2 ? * 5 Its cuIUvstlOB. New, Jersey now La . Vernon, and Mrs. Shlrtoy medical school’s depertmenu of doltsra i a v o ) ^ 'tn the deals treated smpbetaminee and on the government today to him he would have to itUmantle Aot kaosr the naZtira or extant of CYiambers, Realtor, MLS 643- tras. Morrison Realtor. MS- ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ /brlck Agency, Realtors, 666- lot for privacy. Low lO'a Keith make to tkti o o m o r SSSm Berccs and daughter. Broad 'Mologtcal chemistry or bacter­ ranks aeooad to Cslifornla in Tliersfore, th^ — carved-out roil your-own '^ a n tttoa labeled brtiqt the alleged massacre of the pianc and truck U to an air­ her-property aor, the natura of 3835. I 1016. cy. 646-0181. 4100. Agency, MMUS6, wallmtt. JaMe, Brook R d . EllIngtOB iology and tnununotogy. s^iaragHU pftidUctioB. pFodoctioB solas o ^ Hto gov- "marijuana " , ’ Vietnamese civlUans by U.S. port before he ' ixaiid -v use K Ihe (ttspoaHWat aha arms analrtiig-

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' f .';V 1 . .'V ■ ■ ■ ’ . i:,i .. -\ ■ ■ -----: .L.I PAGE THIRTY'-SIX MONDAY, NGVEMBEB 24, 1909 lEtt? 1 Net PHeae Rep Til®-Weather eevember U, iM i • A Jehovah’s Witnesses will Partly cloudy, not ao cold to­ ’X o w n have group discussions of a Bi­ night Low’s in 80s.. Tomotrow ble aid Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. partly sunny, cool wMh hfgbs The office of Center Congre- at 18 Chambers St., 728 N. 15,800 in the' 40's. Thursday’s outlook gational Church wlU close Main St., 144 Griffin Rd. In ManclMsster— - C i t y o f ViUmme Chorm —6s4r and cold. Wednesday “ noon for the South Windsor, and French Rd., ) Thanksgiving holiday. Bolton. ■ v e t. LXXXIX, NO. 48 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCTIESTER, (X)NN., TUissbAT, NOVEMBER 25, 1969 (C W fled Advsitisiiig on Page W) PRICE T E N CBNTTi The Handicraft Group of the Members of John Mather Manchester Newcomers Club of Chapter, Girder of DeMolay, are HOLIDAY SCHEDULE the YWCA will meet tonight at reminded to attend the Man­ 7:18 at the Commiuilty Y, 79 N. chester Lodge of Masons pizza Hello From Main St. The project is foil holi­ party tonight at 8 at the Mason­ SATURDAY, Open Tutsday gnd day wreaths. Mrs. Larry (f le s ­ ic Temple. Michael Fields, Everybody hy is in charge of the program. master councilor, will present a Wednesday 8 A.M. citation to the lodge during Oie BnaaNGHAic, xtoh. Manchester Assembly, Order party. , (AP) — Doapotty OietatMig of Rainbow for Girls, will con­ gut a zing tor bar faMbday. HRYP.M. duct a business meeting and an Then another and an­ Manchester Chapter, initiation tonight at 7:30 at the other and . . . SPBBSQSA, will rehearse to­ Masonic Temple. Members are "The pfanns hasn't aittpped night at 8 at the Army-Navy Turiciy Stiiff^g... Pep- rc^miitded to make their returns NOVEMBER ringizig. Peofte have caOed Club, Main St. The rehearsal p«ridge Farm and Ar­ on the Tom Watts sale tonight. me from an over,” aald Stze. Slayings is opeti to all men interested in nold’s seasoned stuffing Refreshments will be served. Outtenheig «a she cslebiet- singing barbershop-style four- In^Rainhouf in 8 oz. and 1 lb. bags... ed her 60th bbOidsy Mon­ part harmony. day. WASHINGTON (AP) — Army Pepperidge Farm Com The Cheney Homestead at 106 Miss O ie r^ l Althea Gibson of " I ’ve bsU et leaM 800 to spokesmen say regulations pre­ S t^ fin g jn 8 oz. bags. Hartford Rd., which is regularly Manchester had the femaie lead in "Flnlan’s Rainbow," pro­ 400 tslqiaiae caBs bum peo­ vent them from clarifying Also plenty of special open to the public on Thursdays Memorial Temple, Pythian duced Friday and Satuiday by ple wlsfatng me hapiqr bbth- whether 1st U . WlUlazn L. Gal­ from to p.m., wilt not Ibe Sisters, will observe Roll Call ley Jr. Is accused of pulling the Wonder stuffing b r ^ . 1 8 the Union College division of day.” Night at its meeting tomorrow trigger or Issuing ths ordars .in open on Thanksgiving t)ay, Fine Arts at Union O ^ege, Her butbazal Lsizvy, also at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. the alleged murder of 106 Viet­ Our sausage maker will Christmas, or New Year’s Day, ■ Barbourville, Ky. <• 80, had pisced a amea ad In all of which fail on Thursdays. Refreshments will be served by namese oivltisns. grind fresh home style Miss Gllbson is the daughter a Detroit newepaper: The homestead is also open Mi's. Samuel Schors and her But while the Pentegen was of Mrs. Beit Glbaon of 83 "Fteaee can Ooeuthy Out- sausage meat daily . . . Sunday afternoons from 1 to 8. committee. tenbezg, 647-1600. R h her- being vague on the spedAc-; of and we will have plenty Pleasant St. and the late Bert Its case, a man IdentlAed aa a H. Glbeon Jr. blzttiday today. Her huiSiftn^ of fresh oysters. IS YOUR LAST CHANCE Larry.” former soldier said in a telsvt- VFW Auxiliary will have a The Adult Discussion Group She is a junior at Union Col­ The phone aOsned zbigtaig ■lon Interview Monday night pottuck tomorrow at 6 p.m. at of South United Methodist lege, majoring in music. She is that he killed 10 to 16 of (be the Post Home. Mrs. C\ara Von- Church will meet Wedhesday at at 10 p.m. SuzBlay In the a 1967 graduate of Manchester Chittanbetgs’ s u b u r b a n Vietnamese under GaUey*s or­ 10 a.m. In the church reception Horn, Third District president, High School. home. ders and that ths ofAcer also will make her official visit. hall. The Rev- Carl Saunders TO MAKE PURCHASES shot s group of. viUagars. Ths QifltsBbezg, m moMsege will lead the discussion. Members are reminded to bring banker, kept mum aw the former Army private’s name fpod for the potluck and articles myaterlmw oaMe from weB- was given as Paul Msadlo, M, of Terre Haute, Bid. for a teacup auction. > Hilistown Grange will sponsor vdsheze poured In. Miss Bell And as the furor over the al­ a public Monte Carlo whist card SO YOU MAY QUALIFY "A t 8 a.m, I took the leged massacre grew, members The Master's Club of Friend­ Chuaoter Beadar * Advteor phone otr the hook. I had to party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the of Congress began moving to­ ship Lodge of Masons will meet Advice on all ProUasas get aome Meep," Mte. OUt- Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., East ward their own Imrsstlgntlan of in the small lodge room at the Hartford. Prizes will be award­ OaU for appt. tenbetg aald. Ms-ivra the incident. Masonic Temple at 7:80 tonight. ed, and refreshments served. FOR YOUR TTie Army aald Monday GaUay would, be court martlaled on \V. chargee of premeditated mur­ U.S. Never der in the 1866 raid on tbs vil­ r : > < lage of My Lai. The Pentagon said, in affect. Galley could be tried tor pre­ To Resort To meditated murder erbether he Apollo 12 spacecraft, its three parachutes billow­ actually pulled the trigger or la- ing, plunges toward the Pacific Ocean. (A P Photo) sued orders to men of hla pla­ Germ W ar toon to slay ths Vlstnamsas vU- lagsrs. FREE WASHINOTON (AP) — Preol- Tile Pentagon avoided taktag dent Nixon renounced today any a publle stand aa to which basis reaoiT to cbemlcat or gcMu ww> (?allsy stood accussd. Every year, thousands of Astronauts fare and promised to destroy Pentagon sooreea aald It was people enjoy Thanksgiv­ pari of ths Army’s lagal slrats- existing stockpiles at bacterio­ gy dsalgned to gtvs Army law- ing with a Pinehurst De­ logical weapons. ytrs wids Asxtblllty in their pro­ luxe Grade A Turkey. Nixon told newamen the Unit­ Lt. 0)1. Dousrlas Tucker announces court martial Lt. (Galley faces a general court martial in murder secution of ths case. Here’s why ... . , INTERNATIONAL Quarantined ed States would never employ at Ft. Benning, Ga. (A P Photofax). of Viet (fivilians. (A P Photofax) The speolAoaAona were ex­ plicit In saying that Callay did asay germ warfare even If an enemy It’s possible these days ABOARD THE USS HORNET carried a share of mission films were to do so. "with preihedltatlon murder . . . Oriental human beings . . . by to breed a turkey with (A P ) — America’s untouchable and tapes. He also announced that future means of shooting them wAh s astronauts rested in quarantine Promoted by President Nixon smaller bones for more government reaearch In the bio­ Of Mel Babies Sister Calls rlfla.' ' The six speclAcaUana on this Hawaii-bound recovery from Navy commandera to cap- logical Aeld will be limited to meat to the pound. To listed s total of 106 victims in­ ship today while a chest of taliu after their bull’a-eye breed with a broader som defensive measures such ss a cluding a two-ysaz^oid child. scientific treasures from the spiaahdown Monday, Omzad, breast for juicy tender­ search for immunisation serums Galley ^ood’ "It means that he did the^ irtoia- blood tests—and telling falgh- statement said be woe taldiw a Army ofAcara la(ar said pri- white meat to dark meat tronauts Alan Bean, ChaHes Ugbts of their mission Into ts^ie serlea of moves in the chemical, vsn't heard from her brother by Wm. ROGERS since bstora he returned to the vatsly, howsvsr, GiMisy also bad than in other turkeys.^ Conrad Jr. and Richard F. Gor­ recorders were the only events bacteriological area as "an ini­ 7 been ohazged m T tha baaia of or­ don Jr. said "all In all they kre plaimed. Want Them Dead’ United Statea lost summer. It’s possible . . . but not tiative toward peace." "He never writes Isiters, any­ ders he ha^-dgaued and was all turkeys are bred this In excellent health.” The three are untouchables to Talking brieAy to reporters, NEW YORK (AP) — A 23- ing" that 370 men, woman, ebil- Msadlo; Well, thers was neosasartly tha trlggertnan In Bean, who along with his ship­ way," IS-yrar-old Dawn GSIlsy way. Pinehurst deluxe the outside w orid u n til their he said he believes his actions year-old Army veteran says in a dren and babies were killed that about 40-48 people that we galh- ■schjifihe allsgsd Instoacea. mates was prompted Monday told u rriMirter Monday. "H* quarantine period ends at 8:44 wlU sharply reduce the possiblU- CBS television interview that he day in My Lai. ersd in the. uh. In like I say. In turkeys are . . . from commander to captain and never did. even In Vlatnam. I’ll Rteased by newsman, the a.m. Dec. 11. Taking precau­ ty that aziy chemical or germ filled "10 or 18” Vietnamese ci­ He said the company com- Uie center of the village. And, thus became, at 37, the Navy’s write to him now but hs proba­ Arniy Anally laeued a legaUsUe Redeem Your Sales Slips tions against the remote possi­ weapons ever will be used by vilians on orders from Lt.WU- mander, Capt. Ernest Medina, and uh w « placed them In there, atatement saying It was unahls TOBIN'S FIRST PRIZE youngest captain, required med­ bly won't anawer . . I gusas'4( bility that they brought back lu­ any nation. Ham L. Cialley Jr. during the al­ "was right there. Why didn't he and it was like a lltUe Island, to resolvs the question at the ical attention on two counts. leged massacre at My Lai in he needed Us badly liv'd oak for nar organisms which could Nbcon reaffirmed longstand­ put a stop to It? He knew what Uks in the center of the village help." headquarters level: PLUMP, YOUNG A 16mm camera popped free March 1968. harm life on earth, the space ing U.S. renunciation of the Arst was going on . . . he was right "Whether lA. (?alley Is alleged from Us stowage Monday during The. Army announced Monday Dawn, a ahnu. bnmetle. tivea heroes are Isolated in the trail­ use of lethal chemical weapons there . . . he could of put a stop Q. What kind of people men. with her father In a trailer park to be the aetual perpetrator of HEN TURKEYS spiaahdown and struck him that Galley would be given a ^By December 13 1969 er. and, for the Arst Ume, extended to it anytime he wanted to." women, children? 111 nearby Hialeah. ’They haven't each of the murders charged in above the right eyebrow, open­ this renunciation to first use of ge leral court-martial on Medina was Galley's immedi­ The only people with them are A. Men, women, children. seen "Ruaty" alnce toot Christ- the spsclftcatlon, or whether ha ora ovaHabla at 59c lb. ing a half-inch cut that had to chemicals which incapacitate charges of premeditated mur­ ate superior. a physician. Dr. CHarence Jeml- Q. BablesTA. Babies. And we mas when he flew to Hialeah ta charged as an alder and abet­ be stitched. And he had an ear without klUlng. der in the deaths of 109 men, Galley's attorney, Ueorge W. ga, and a technician. Brock R. all hauled, them up, we mode and s|>ent oeveral days with tor. or. as one wtw eotmeelad, in 10 to 14^b. weights inflammaUon probably caused The President asked the Sen­ women and children in the vil­ Lsitimer, said in Salt Lake (?lty: "Randy" Stone, who keeps sys­ them squat down, and uh, U. them. commanded or procured Ilia by the atmoephere in the Yan­ ate to a 1928 lage of My Lai. commlaalon of the oWsness tems operating. promptly zvitlfy " I ’m not sure why he (Mead­ Oalley osme over and said, 'You Thia w as^lne monthi oAsr AND RECEIVE YOUR FREE kee Clipper spacecraft.. Geneva protocol prol^A itw the "Why did you do it?" the vet­ would r|H|Utro a rather detailed After aniviiig at Hawaii, the lo) Is talking. And I don't know know what to do with them, the alleged mnoaoerr of IM peo­ AU three spacemen had minor Arst use in war of "asphixlat- eran, Paul Meadlo of Terra dlaeusal|on of the evideneo la the astronauts—trailer and—all win anything about his credIblUty or don't you,’ and I aald, ‘Yea.' So ple at My 1^1 vlllags. The Army Irritations where biomedical ing, poiiaofXNis or other garrm Haute, Ind., was asked by Inter­ caae." INTERNATIONAL SILVERPLATE be transferred to a cargo air­ the circumstances of the inter­ I took It fot- granted that he just announced Monday (hat Galley CHECKERBOARp sensoia had been attached to and of bacteriological methods viewer Mike Wallace on the craft and flown directly to Ell­ view. 1 think it's nut good ethics wanted us to watch them. And would be given a court-martial Regulatloaa prohibit thIa. the their chests, but none of the of warfare.” ington, where they are due at GBS Evening News with Waiter ,forV.wttnesa to be telling things hi left, and came back about 10 rhsrgri of murder In connec- Army aald, FARMS problems were ctmsidered seri­ Sen. Mike MansAeld, -Mont., My Isil case. 3S EXQUISITE ITEMS TO SELECT FROM 6:40 a.m. Saturday. A t the lunar Cronkite. in the press before a trial." or 16 ininutaa, and said, 'How 'V**’*' '*'Hhihe I Navarthelaaa, the Army aald ous. the. majority leader sold he will Why did I do It? Because I "He ho;s alwaya been a good that under the Uniform Oodo of laboratory, the aatronauts, doc­ Meadlo said In the interview come you ain't killed them yet ' PLUMP TURKEYS Difficulty in attaching a plas­ seek to have the agreement rati- felt like 1 was ordered to do It. lirother," Dawn aald ol the 26- Military Justice, Cellay would tor and technician will move to that the day after the My l.sU in­ And I told him that I didn’t tic (unnel connecting the space­ Aed by the Senate this year. And it seemed like 1 realised— cident he stepped on a land think you wanted us to kill year old Galley "We were bo liable - for convteUon on craft on board the Hornet to the more spacious quarantine quar­ Raised on Ralston’s spe­ ters. That would add gas and germ at the Ume I felt like I was mine and subsequently lost a them, tiiat you just wanted us to brother and alaler but we never chargee of ' premeditated mur­ Mobile Quarantine FaclUty warfare to an a lr e ^ y clogged doing the right thing," Meadlo toot. He is now out of the Army. fought " der "under any of the throe cial feeds on Ralston Pu­ Making ApoHo U 's .second ipjerd them. He said. 'No. I (MQF) .. delayed off-loading of Senate schedule, with less than said. Following are exoerpts from Hhe said when he relumed tor thsortaa manttened above.” rina Farms. Come in bull's-eye landing in a week, the wont them dead.’ So . . . DO YOUR CHRISTMAS the lunar rocks and film gath­ one month of the session re­ "Because like I said," he con­ the CSS interview: -Ghrlsimns, Galley brought a If conricted, the Waynfavtile, weights 10 to 21 lbs. at three astronauU safely para­ Q. . . Ha told this to all iM ered on the 10-day miaslon, but maining. tinued, " I lost buddies, I tost s Meadlo: . .■. ao w « moved on charm braceUI for her and a N.C., roan would be sentenced chuted to tropic Pacific waters you, or to you particularly. 5 ^ lb. and in over 21 lb. the first shipment was still ex­ damn good buddy, Bobby W11- into the village, and we started ham for her father. William Gal­ either to death or Hfe Imprison­ Monday afternoon, landing just But MansAeld said action on A. Well I was facing lilm. so. sizes. pected at the Maimed Space­ so.i, and It was on my con- searching out the village and ley flr. "He knew how much ment since. Jhe esse la being 3.1 miles from the recovery ship the agreement should not udee but the other three, four guys craft Ceztter near Houston by ic>nce. So after I done It I felt gathering up the people and Dad loves ha>n," she said. treated as a capital offense, the SHOPPING EARLY... a.-jd In full view of televiaion much time. " I see no reason heard It end uh oo he otepped V , nUd-attemoon. , The schedule: ' Cod, but later on that day. It running them through the oof- Dawn sold Galley "ooly i'entegoh aeld cameras which beamed the why there should be sny contro­ bock 'bout 10, 18 feet, and he ■nie schedule calls tor both started gettln' to me." ter of the village. stayed with us a few days," and ' The court martial, to be held Lb. event to miUlona of viewers. versy,’’ he said. "It’s 44 years started shooting 'em Atul he. 49c boxes to be put.In a vacuum- Meadlo aald in the Interview Wallace; How many peopte she described her brother os a at Ft. Banning. Ga., around tha They were hoisted aboard a chamber at MBC*a Mmar Re­ (See Page Eleven) .that he estimated "just by iook- (Hw Page Eight) "warm person." a"sweet seiMii' Aral of the year, may be un-' helicopter and were on (he deck did you round up? GIVE THE SILVER PIECES YOU RECEIVE AS ceiving Laboratory, the first live guy." precadentS(d for tha Army as far of the carrier an hour later, sa­ hoK to be opened Wednesday The elder Galley, a dlmboUe. aa numbers of alleged ctvtUan luting smartly os they walked morning and the aecond later Uy In a back bedroom of the murders ate costcerned. GIFTS TO RELATIVES OR FRIENDS. OR KEEP into the trailer. As part o f the small trailer ishlle hU daughter OfAcers aald they could recall the same day. quarantine precautloiu, their Taking all ptecautkms against spoke Ha did not tee newsman no previous trtai where an faces were covered with masks The father, on unemployed American eervtceman was a^ hwtng the entire load of geologic that Altered the breath they THEM AS YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS gems, officials spUt the valuable Mitchell Asserts He’s More salearnan, .look his family to cused of killing so many elvtt- exhaled. cargo into two lots and put thein North (Carolina several years Iona ' Minutes later; Nixon tele­ ago but returned sAer hla wtfc The Bouth Vietnam*see Oe- aboard separate aircraft to be phoned from the White House to PRESENT... flown first to Pago Psgo In ccngratulste the astronauts on (Boa Page Eleven) (Hoe Page Eight) /■ American Samoa, then nonstop^ ‘Mr. Softie’ Than ‘Mr. Tough’ DELUXE FRESH to mUngtotL K t h plane also X , (See Page Blgfet) WASHINOTON (Ai>) — "No Nixon whom he met only three been thrust Into tha storm can-. CAPONS question about it. I’ m the liberal jrears ago. ter of besitroveray surrounding of the Nixon admlnlstratlati,” " I had misgivings wtwn I Nixon’s poUctos op the war, dto- North Vietnamese Attack , 7 to 9.«>. SIm s HURRY ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT! came down here, and I Still do," Ssnt. erims and, moet recently, Suggests Lower Voting Age laughed John Newton MltcbeU be said in an Interview. ’’They tha nomination of Clement P' PlncK* ordor now . . as be leaned back from hla desk are tempered only by n)Y desire Hayneworth to the Supreme Camp at Cambodian Border dnd puffed on hla ever-present to do what (he Praaldent wants Oourt. National Violence Board pipe. me to do." On Vietnam, he toande aoUdly SAIGON lA P ) North Viet- camps and clashed with UB. Open Fri., Nov. 29th till 9 P.M. itsmese artillerymen renewed petrols along the Ctombndtea 'Ihe former Well Street law­ What MltcbeU does for Nixon with the Prestdent. A t rills writing their attacks on the Bu Prang. bordsr in on arc 16 to 60 mltoe WASHINGTON (A P ) — The don't believe, suggested the yer, now U.S. attorney general, stretches tar be)rond the narrow MKchaU'e approach to crime, UpcciaJ Porcea camp toda)Tj klU­ north of, Saigon. SU Amaricans NaUaoal Violenoe Comiplaaton, least the country could do would j ^ ^ about such laheto tagged confines of the Justice Depart- unlike that of his predeceaeor , wi» hov*^ DUCKS . . lng the Aret American tnsidel6e and 23 'No^ Vietfiamsss sol- deploring "growing antagonism be urglve ihcm'Trvoloe in decid­ as "Mr. Tlough." "M r. “ foent- AS (AC Preside^’ s taw- Raiiisey 'Gfork, to atriotly from i : ■ betsreen young'and old,” raeom- ing toaues sueh as the war. yar. he gives advice on Issues the law enforcement angle And camp alnce it came under heavy d u n wsi^e reported killed Phone now and be Law and Order." "Old Stone preesure four weeks ago Six II Amertcena wounded. Bfeb mended today towering the vot- "Lowerizig the voting age wUI Face” and "Iixpitelt|ff Oencr- ranging from urban affairs to hto toftetatlva proposals nons ii^ age to 18 to give young peo­ the Vietnam war. of -which h)ia passed either other Americana were wounded mines defneged an Ame“ not elhnhinte psobante by ths tank and two armored per ple a greater voloe in govezv- And from all {ndtcs)tlons. (hej House—would reinforce poUoa KtAeen to JO mortar and re- young,'" the commtoston said in "Actually," MHchall said, carrUra. mezit. a 13-page report. "But It wiD "I'm a aorue." Preeldent givea him an ear and' authority. j cotlleoa rlAe aheUs htt the f-amp On civil rights. Mitchell, has In the same region. A'mariean It atws endoreed Pzestdsnt provide them wlUr'a direct, con­ Some o f hto Justice Depert- a free rein In running the der near the Gambodten border HO scout hallcopten srets aeaf ug Nixon’s drsA reform' proposals structive and demoezatlc chan­ roent uAdcTllngB agree. They In- partmant. moved to change longstending mllee northeast of Ssigon Some Morrell's EZ Cut department policy He and Rob­ of them landed In on area whan aa bait end drew Are from and urged new legislation to ex­ nel for making their views felt alat that Mitchell’s tough guy An enigma to many WajSslng- ert H Pinch, eecretary of t)ie camp'a American artillery­ -North Vistnamaae mechlaa-gun pand empioymem opportunities and for giving them a. responai- imsge. stemming pertly from ton poUUclana. MltcbeU appeM FULLY COOKED health, education and welfare, men Were cooking breakfast. pooltJona. Tha chopper p u M tor the naOon’s youths;'^ bie stake in the future of the na­ hto zoic, ee President Nixon's to be a unique figure in the Cab­ adopted a policy ■tetem'-nt July .No Amcncon mtonlryman ceUed U.S. Agbter besnjbera And It urged revision o f Mate tion.’’ ( 1666 campaign manager, to de- inet—ood: calculating. and HA»(IS I ersaing arbitrary deadhnM have been committed to tte Bu end- artillery end the U.S. Oom- and federal laws to "make use. without the ambition ^that char- Noting only two states—Geor­ for achieving desegregation. I'rang region and only a email mend -aeld 43 Noftli Vtotnameaa and incldentel poeseeslon of gia. and Kemucky—permit 16- Aa tor the/96-ycar-o’d Mitch­ actertecs ao many bm govem- This catalog is free from The Phoiie Stoie and full Tbaa. just over a month later, contingent of artUlarymsa and were ktusd end half a deaM nuuijunna no more than a mle- ell. be diemtoses all sueh laheto ment offtciaU I yter-oltto to vote, the coramto- the department proponed and Green Beret advtoere are at tha anUsdrcralt nvachloe guna,wera of beautiful Christmas gifts - every style of phone ^ \> demeanor Until moire cfaflnlllve ttkm pointed out yoimg people yrith the caustic remark, "pchcr o kaw for / obfahtod a delay ta eourt-oT’ camp. South VIetnJLmsaa forcea (ieetroyed. infarmstion about m ari>«ha to are “ treatedvae adults ^ ' the than ths laet that 1 don’t thlnh day when he can 'retiuhretlini to Wall you can buy. 11 colors. Loads of home and phone dered desegregation of 80 Mto- liave euAered oome haavy cae- 'Three American heUeepfen at tend." criminal lasK'^aad forced to thsy’rs applicable. I don't give Street where ht was an ae- Pinehurst decorating hints, too. Order your phone before Dr. MBtan 8. Btocnbmpcr. 4 > damn.” aterippl achool dlstrlcte. uaittos til Aghttng In the regfoB, were hit. the alUee oetd, but aU - ~lve “ the ultimate'a^Ylce. the kruwledged expert on misilclpal This derision prompted a r»- but their pci fo^mance to oonakt- oommlealoo chairman, saying Mitchell gives every sppear- bonds. Hs claims a higher gov­ returned eefaly to their baees. Dec, 22 and we'll gift-wrap and deliver it free. PHoh highest aacrlAcc, volt by virtually all of the de- ered a teat of Preeldent Nlsaa’a •48-4161 ytadtH are being aheaated by anes at the retuetont publle Two crewmen were reported 901-907 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER quire them to perform ernment position, such os the ppiley of %’ielnamtolng the war. iiauy called upon to defend aerrant. (Baited to Washtogtan at pertroent's civil rights' levryen. wounded. 1 ^ -boosbern. artU- Charge it.to your phone number, if you wish. STORE service.’ ’ Supreme ODurt, to the furthest Leas than 80 miles farthor vmhian and cauaas, such as Om the aacrlAee of a Inerallve law MltcheU took the slUtuda that lary and helicopter ^ gimahips . 302 Main, Manchester thing from hto mind south, .North Vtotnameoa troopa Vtotnam war. In wWefa they praetlec and ool of hwalty to Southern New Engiairi Tritp^MM Nsveriheleee. MltchsU has Page Blevea) obsUed Ava American hate ■ ' K ..