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Thieves Offer >piu8tration 1 e v e t csurne s ib lin g oiit o f a NOW YORK (AP)— Seven • •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a•a a a ••< palnUngH valued e t m ore than ISOO.OW have been stolen from a ItshteCtan gallery' while the 'giiDery owner was diacueBtaig' a ct lliefla wStb other d eelen . Art dealer Stephen Hahn said Friday that .the im pres­ 2,000 MPH Speeds :( sionist and post-lmppesslosi- ist palntlnga were taken; \ ' •- SPACE CBN ^BR, Houston Wednesday night from hit (A P ) — The ApoUo 13 moon ax- gallery on MSdiaon Avenue. Our Famous plorara streaked homeward to­ Basing his Judgem ent on day as earth'! gravity polled their failure to take several th ^ Yankee Clipper ipaceahlp avant-garde paintings. In­ faster and faster tosrard Mon­ cluding one by Picasso,' Flavor-Broiled day’s splashdown. Hahn described the thlevae' Charles "Pete” Conrad Jr.. taste in ait as "oonserva- Richard F. Gordon Jr. and Alan U ve;" L. Bean, weary from their suc­ One of the Stolen paintings, cessful lunar excursions, were a narrow oU o f w ater m iles allowed to sleep as long as thegr by Claude Monet, was worth Ukad. 2 “ m ore than 1100,000,’’ he said. They went to aleep ahortly aft­ The paintings opfiarenily er tiring a powerful rocket burat GIANT behind the moon Friday to ware stolen when Hahn was at a meeting of the hoaitd o f break the lunar gravltatlanal A L L BEEF directors of the Art 'Deydeta embrace and plunge earthward. Assodatkm of America. IflaBlon Qontrol let the Apollo 13 crew eleep tor almoet U "The main subject we — Presi­ nomlnaUon. The last Ume -was home to 40 Vietnamese orphans cast back to earth as Apollo 12 spacecraft was 1,169 beef that comes from coddled corn-fed steers. We trim it, a touch of our own rare, tantalizing brightly-flavored sauce. catsup or mayonnaise.. It’s just when It sears Into the earth’s at- dent lOxon says he will press in 1930 when President Herbert "just collapsed.” There was no moephere at 36.000 miles an N cube it, deftly cut away all tough gristle — never add waste It’s sizzled to yovir liking — and presto! In a mintite, you about the juiciest eatin’ that ever his fight “to restore the proper Hoover’s choice o f ,Iudge John evidence of an explosion. hour and paraohutse to a land­ or filler. We grind just the tender, pure beef for you in an have a piping hot broiled delicacy so different, so much came sizzling out of a broiler. Come balance” to the Supreme Court J.' Parker lost by votes. Men of a U.S. Army signal ing in the Pactfle Ocean near deqHte the Senate’s SS-4S rejec- The 10-vote ipargln against battalion which “ adopted” the American Samoa. ingenious way that, never squeezes the nattiral juices out... more delicious, so far superior to the usual hamburger. and get it. Our price is sensible— O X lly Uon of his nomination of Judge. Haynsworth was -^ev^ wider orphanage four years ago were The astronauta spent their Clement F. Haynsworth J r.. thfui most of his opponents had among the workers struggling Two ^Cosmic Comics^Took last day In lunar orbit photogra­ SERVED WITH CHEESE AT NO EXTRA COST But the President will wait e:d:ected. to break through the debris. phically aurvtying Uiraa eiwtora until after Congress opens Its Joining 38 Democrats in vot­ “The men had sort of adopted which future Apollo orswa may new session In January to sub­ ing against oonfirmaUon were the place,’’ said Maj. Douglas uae aa landtag altaa. ° m it another nomination. Ahy t 17 Republicans, Including OOP Yordaa of Bessemer, Pa. "They Ona of tha w alen ^ Fiw Mau- Bring in your whole family’^? hungry appetites. . . There’s Sotmthing for Everyonei nomination sent.to the Senate Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsyl­ gave parties for the Mds on The-Blue ’ Out o f the Moon -ro, la a few hundred miles from this year would automatically vania and Assistant Lecuter Christmas and Tet.” Yardss is the Ocean of Storms, where 0 lapse when the current session Robert P. Griffin of Michigan. executive officer of the 69th Sig­ Apollo 13 landed, and la axpact- endainext month, unless con­ Twenty-six Republicans voted nal Battalion, based at nearby By GBOBOB LAKDNBB JB. further notice—pick lip your re­ than all the computers and crater no more tlian WO feet ad to be the dsetlnallcn of Apol­ BROH.BD NEW YORK CUT firmed before adjournment. to confirm Haynsworth’s nomi­ Tan Son Nhut airbase. The Waehlagten Feet fund ut the main gate." rockets that got them there. away. lo 13 next March. AlaopboCo- ■'’t Nixon Mirad said to Mlaler La lands, both of particular ta- southern background but he did It waa all there the off-key :|c Topped with Fresh 9|( On A 6" Golden-Crusted ers except Mike Oravel of Alas­ Angeles, Calif. "But now that I ment between handshakes last Bean, the coemlc comics of Bean, erho wae atlll aboard. lersot to sclsntlsts becouae they say he would again apply crite­ humming the jokes the “ Pete 'BUROBR CASTLE Sauteed Onions, Steak Sauce French Roll ka and West Virginia’s two sen­ look at It 90 per cent of It’s week to declare pucklshly that outer space. “ Oueea erhat I eee attUng on may be compoasd of aoma of ria “conristent with my com­ ators, Robert C. Byrd and Jen­ there was about as much Inter­ Astronauta Neil Armstrong Conrad laugh’’ the contrast with the aide of the crater? The old Steak the way steak should taste. Natural, Tender,ler, JJu u ic y ... sand. I'v e been coming out here ths oldest nvatsrial on the moon. 'BltRGER CASTLE mitments to the American peo­ nings RandoliA. est In another moonshot as and Buzz Aldrin brought man Armstrong’s sober declaration Surveyor." That’s because the special sirloin we use is fresh, neveri frozen a lot the last three months. The On their 48Ui orbK of tha V ple before my election as Presi­ when he first stepped on the G IA N T r o a s t b e e f — and it's cut only from the most delectable part ofol pamperedpampeiea From his home in Greenville, children would crowd around there was In Columbus' second to the moon when they.landed '"nie old Surveyor, yes elr." moon, the astronauts fired their dent a year ago.” moon from his spacecraft lad-' steers. T o make it luciously tender, we use no artificial ten- S.C., Haynsworth said he would jrou and just love you to death.” voyage. in their Apollo 11 epacecraft last oiUd Bean, the perfect foil, powerful rocket engtiM. Tha GIANT Fi^et of Fish Sandwich Expressing deep regret that der saying “that's one small derizers, no synthetics or chemicals. The natural flavor have to consider “whether my Gentry helped pull two chil­ Beyond that, he suggested, July, ^ i “ Ah-hah-hsh-hah," Oonrad rocket firing occurred behind Sandw ich,, the Senate had faUed to confirm step for man; ons giant leap rennains Broiled the way you'll like it, with its flavor height­ usefulness has been so im ­ dren from tiu rubble. One of history would pi ably remem- Conrad- ' and Bean brought cockled book. the moon and aa the tpacacraft ened to a frenzy wjth our own blend of-seaioned savory sauce. Haynsworth, the President said for mankind.” A gourmet dinner—on a cleb- Plump, tender, boneless fillets paired" that he would resign as them was alive. ber the asti of Apollo 13 laughter. Off to erork want the com­ reappeared It waa fleeting “ the Supreme Court needs men style Uun! Tenderer, juicier, -deep-fried to a golden brown. chief judge of the U.S. 4th Court “It really tears you up,” he no better than ever It was Scuttling down to the Ocean "W hoopee," said the sllglit. mander of Apollo 13, humming homeward at more than 5,000 of his legal philosophy to restore more delicious than you can You’ll never know how delici—■ of Appeals. Haynsworth said he said, “crawling around under who flew across he. Atlantic af- of Storm i In a spacecraft that five-foot-slx Oonrad as he took loudly. “ Dum-de-dum-dum-dum. milea an hour. the proper balance to that great im agine.That’s because we use ( would not decide “ In the emo- these slabs of concrete and ter LlnAergh. looks like a June bug they whis­ his first step to the ground. Dum-de-dum-dum-dum. Hay. OravttaUqnal pull of tha moon qus a seafood sandwich can be insUlutlon." Uon o f the moment." As lOMctlona, they weren't tled while they worked played “ Man that may have been a I feel great. I feel Ilka Bugs slowed It until about 10 pm ., fresh, refrigerated domestic until you try this tasty ocean 'nie vote 'Friday, which cIP hearing a little girl cry, but not Nixon telephoned Haynsworth bad. The second' tim e around friable for a lark and gamboled small step for Nell, but that'a Bunny!" whan the earth’a gravHy took Grade A Beef. (W e nev6r use treat from the cold, blue waters maxed a bitter three-month being able to see hsr. I was after the vote and told him he usually rates no more than a about with ID-toot atridea | tor n long one for me. ... Oonrad had the gaga. Bean hold and Apollo 13 alerted doam frozen, freeze-dried meat) .,, of New England. struggle over judicial ethics and trying to dig down there with hoped he would stay on as chief my hands." footnote for future generatfons. the sheer fun of it. 1 ■'Hey, th sfe neat. I don^ sink wae the straight man. hill toward'home. 80 the roast beef never tastes phiioeoirfiy, was Nixon’s most . Small boys at heart, the tero judge of the appeUate court. The orphanage, called the At tiw intormatlan office of the They were like little boyij In In too far." Tha aaCrcnaula are reluming blah . . . drab . . . dried out. severe congressional defeat had a job to do and they did Sen. Roman L. Hruska, R- Children's Hoihe of Blessing, Is manned epacecraft center here, a sandbox. T h e ir exhi'araSuon Then' he turned and saw just with whet they went to the Thinly sliced. But a.Javish, since he took offic^. It. But (hay couldn’t restrain Neb., who directed the floor run by the| Christian Mtoslanary one wag had even posted a was InfecUous; their enthusl- how close the lunar module In­ moon to g e t - a spacecraft pack­ heaping portion. . 4' It Is only the second- Ume this themselves from mjoying It, 4 9 <^ fight for the nomination, told re- Alliance. ' v homemade poster that read: ,asm irreslatible. In one wonder­ trepid had landed to the robot ed with prei-leus moon rocka, century that the Senate has vot­ even reveling In the clouds of “ Due to lack of interest, Apol­ ful tour^hour moonwolk they Surveyor spacecraft they were film magazines full of lunar na- ed to reject a Supreme Court (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Served, with garden fresh let­ lo 13 has been postponed until did more for the space program shooting for. It was altU^ In a (See Page TSn) (See Page ■1 7 9 « tuce and tartar sauce on a 5' Top yours with your choice of h{Ot-toasted bun. tangy barbecue sauce or horse- radiA sauce. Saigon Refutes ‘Massacre’ Tale

WASHINGTON (AP) — The of a unit Involved in the opera­ M lnshall also said be would RURGER...25c CHEESERXJRGER...80c Army aaya 34 U.8. aoldlera and tion. push for his probe. " I wouldn’t former servicemen, bi addition A stjaff sergeant. David Mltcfa- have asked for an Investlgaitlon SHAKES - Thick ’n Creamy...19 OZ. ...29c to an officer and staff sergeant GO... m RG ER CASTLE II, 3s|, of St. FranclavUle, La., If I didn’t think there was going GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES...20c already charged, are being in­ - ■'been charged with assault to be one," be jsald. vestigated in the alleged mur­ :o coniplt murder. The A rm y atatement said that THEKE’S A LOCATION NEAK YOU: GIANT Coca-Cola, Orange, Grape, l^ riU , Root B eer...ISc der of apprcgdmately 100 Vlet- Robert E. Jordan m, the after the alleged maasacre In nomeoe rtvllians In 195S. , — Arm y’s general .counsel, aatd Quang-ngai PrOvtaoe, “ the area APPLE TURNOVER...20c COFFEE OR BULK...ISo - But the South Vietnamese De- - Uuit another niiw men still In returned to Viet dong control.” (ense Ministry in Saigon said to­ the eervlce \and 35 others who An original probe by the UB,, 501 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE day; there was . no massacre, have been . to Ffench.Frioe and p6ko. tigation of the raid. Jordan agreed the Army March 186S. arf operation was In reference to the March 1968 might be In. a better posttion OPFiR IXPIRES MOV. M, 1M9 la u m ^ by the America] Dlvt- raid near a hamlet known as •from a public relatioae' stand­ slon’S.Tash Force Barker In the 1 V Jnat Bring InMUa VahiaUa CoapoQ My Lai. the Army said: “Dur­ point If h could come out In th e '' Take Out.*, or Eat In At One of Our area oK My ,Lai,.Hajniet, Son My ing the operation a small group open .VUlag|e.\ Son Ttah District. of American aoMlers reportedly The sutement Friday came !.i Spacious Dining Rooms. , t Quang Ngal Provtace. with the shot many fpoaalbly 100) Viet­ after Sen. Charles B. Ooodell. aim of an Impociam namese chrUtana.” . x ^ R-N.T., and Rep. WUllam L. CMtumsrtfC'N la th at area. The Army said that Lt/ Wil­ MinsliaU. R-Olilo. urged sep­ “ Wbea F o r c e Berber liam L. Calley, 36. now ata- arate coBgreesionsI inVesUga- . 'm ured taio erea, they met tioned at Ft. Besming. Ga. was lions Into the tartdeiit. strong from the eae- charged to the Incident and a Gobdell Mid be will preas for ihy . . The i of the contact decUian- would be made early an tnvestlgaUoa desptt* the araa 135 enerny I anil at the week erbether he will face Arm y, revelations, wtdto, h. Lt. WilHam S. Caltoy show with newsmen at Ft. Ben- meditated murder of approximately 100 court marttal. Calley waa leader called ‘.‘abocktog.’' (■ nihg. Ga., where he waa today charged with pre­ rrxsHLM rivitiMnjfi /AP ! ■: c ' ■ . 1

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' f .1:' I - V 1. I- i*A6B TWO BJANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1969 .. M A N < EVENING HERALD. MANdRiESTER, CONN, .SATURDAY, NOVEBOER 22, 1909 PAGE THREE MOVIE AUDIENCE - y Hanoi Insists U.S. Qiange -ManrljratRr • ***)>*«GUIDE******* Sheinwold on Bridge^ Happy ThanksgWing' A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AND THEATERS. SAY NOTHINO AT ALL ^ ^ . WBUbOME TO ShimloTdj^ ^ "^ixon’isTlea to Business: Policy, Not Just Neffotiator l|?raU> . DURING PLAY OI^ BAND " PaMlahMlFoMlaiied D DallraIIv RExceptkam* BunCsri ^ These rst.ngs apply.to films NORTH ' UH Holidays at 18 Blasell Street .relssssd shsr Nov t. 1968 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ♦ AS64 Ay BnCHAlXi' GOLDSMITH in Washington that the Viet CaUed Guilty Make U.S. World’s Hope Manchester. Conn.. (06040< Wh^n I’m in a proac)|y..mood’- t n r r s r ------AM odated PreM Writer Cong and North Vietnamese \ TOIIATO JUICE FRU rr OOCKTAZL ' Telephonei 643-2711 THIS SEAL I kdvice-bridgk players to say O J 8 2 BHROtP CXXJfCTAlL 81-25 extra, PARIS (AP) — Tlie Viet.Oon* would counter by keeping their aecond Class Postase Vaio tt WASHINQTON (tlU^) — Pros!- riiowii hopeful signs, although Manchester. Conn in ode indicates the (llnl was nothing at all during the play 4> 6 5 2 SOUP OR GREEN GARDEN TOSSED BALAD OraONIAL VOTES IMVIDEMD As Qiarged aayi' tbe -Nixon admlhl«tratlon topriaiMng negotiators away dent Nixon, heartened by signs others still register increases. BUHSCRIPTION RATEf submtttad and approvad undar of a hand. Mind you, this is w e s t ' e a s t . CHOICE OF DRE6BINO inuat cbangie -its -^ le y ,' hot' 'Ita and would charge that Lodge’s Payable In Advance The boaih/ltf d ln c to n oT Oo- , Itia Motion Pictur# Codo good advice, but it’s easier to ♦ QJIO ODER WRH BACH XEAL.^ NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - ^ .**5^.*” ^ man at the Paris peace talks, U dSiMu-ture signified that the U.S. mp Year i. ...UO.ut ♦ K8732 Icnial Biiard Co. has voted ^ \ . . ■ . "“'8 ’*® dhseked, has ap: administration planners to be- ' of Solf-Raquiation. - give than to take. Disregarding <3>.942 <7 8 '5 regular quarterly divldeiid to XVur msmbera o f a motonqrcle pealed to bustaeasmen to help gin looking ahead—os did Paul It wants a peace agreement. government is no longer inter­ t*hree Month# it once got me into an embar­ ROAST STUFFED TURKEY ...... O K 10 7 0 AQ65 .82.96 stocUxdders of 8-06 per ahore chib, accused of toklag part in “make America aa It was M.the W. McOacken. ehatnnan of “ Changing the negotiator is ested in negotiating a peace One Month i] Suggattad for GENERAL rassing situation. GHILDRBN ------4^ 1973 A 108 ROAST PRHCB RIBS AU JUS ...... 84-96 on common etoiricl aaxual attacka on three Mairtden beginning, the hope of the .whole Nixon’a OdunoU of Economic not .enough—the Nlx. that the United States "can and $1H trilUcn a -y ea r at today’s oonferenoe after the eumounce- his efforts to negotiate an end to West led the queen of spades, * _____ CHILDREN ...... -82J6 ♦ AKQ4 The dlvldenda are . paygble A Jury of aight man and tour will turniah Um leaderahip that pricea. ment that Henry Cabot'.Lodge, the war. j " (3 RESTRICTED — Paraona and I won the dummy with the- LOBSTER SAUTE ...... 84.66 South Dec. 15 to . atockbidderB of women dallberatod for nine the world ^ needs” despite ita The Oroaa National Product the chief U.S. negotiate' at the ' “ It-ls Bad.:tKs{'the other side Asia’s Envy, undar 16 not admitted, un- ace. I saw that I was sure to West North East BAKED STUFTBJD LOBSTER ...... 15 JO i 9 Pass 2 O Pass record aa of Dec. 1. ... houra bafMre It rendered ita ver- problema at hdme and burdena for thia year, in contriut, .la ex- ' peace talks, and his chief depu­ has flatly refused to reciprocate lose three diamonds §nd that I SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK, BONELESS 16 OUNCE CUT .86.96 laaa accompanied by parent 4 C) All Pass .I4J8 diet M the caaea of Lquia Della abroad. pected to be about $988 billion. ty, New York attorney Law-^,in any kind of meaningful way,” had, to. avoid the loss of a club. . STUFFED RAKED SHRHIP ...... Suspicion ^ or aduk guardian. FOOD EXBOUnVE / Camara, 30, o f New Haven; Nixon epoke to the men—and Nixon toM therbualneeemeh: rence E. Walsh, had resigned. the ambassador wrote. •nte correct play is routine for CHOICE' OF TWO JuUuB Ardlto, SO, of North Ha- a few women—who accepted Ma ” We can look at America to- Lodge "carriea oijt the direc­ Nixon, accepting the resigna­ TOKYO (AP) — Indonesian ® Paraona under 16 not ad­ an old sinner like your colum­ Answer: B|d four cluba. TMa Joseph . DiSiaDoakl MASHED POTATOES, FRENCH FRIEp POTATOES, ven; and Vtnoent EatHpeito, 31, Inyltetton to attend a “ Briefing day and look down to the end of . tives he receives from President tion, replied,that Lodge had Foreign Minister Adam Malik mitted. Thii age raatriction nist. Xieciarer must draw only is a mild slant try. If partner BAKED POTATOES, PEAS, BUTTERmJT'SQUASH, f foimerty "of Manehesto^. been nomad vioa-piMdant of West Haven. tor Bustneas" .on what they this century and we can see that Nixon,” Thao observed to a "done fUl that imagination end believes Japan will be “ more of may be higher in certain two rounds of trumps. Then he ' can make some encouraging CANDIED CARROTS questioner. "W e have no opinion dedication i» peace can accom­ franchlaa oparatlana mo f/P/ i rp t The fourth dafelMlaat, Dominic could ld career dlplo- hopes for a political settlemmt "The Best at the New Sex- Be is in charge of the over-all object of envy, suspicion and To Services I drew two rounds of trumps plot tattoo FUmB” -n a y b o T and DM1. Camera each faced Do we have gap. ba to the war. operations of Proteus’ aub- n^it who has been the delega- fear among Its Aslan neighbors, with the Jack and ace, and then - J n hhim Mm r of beai%, sex and drugs: one count of oonaplracy and two **'**" F*** Konc^Uona. between tlmi’s No. S man under both Lodge, Nixon’s vice presiden­ especially since the experience Cpnter Congregational Church started on the clubs, brigbtiy sldiary companies. Sea Hoot, count, of Indecent aaaault. The Fhe racra. between the region, Lodge cmd his predecessor, W. tial runiiing mate in their unsuc­ of almost ail tbe Asian countries will celebrate its annual Fore­ remarking: "This is safe, as Die., a nationally franddaed other two defendants faced one of this country which could pull Averell Harriman. cessful 1960 campaign, was eim- with Japan during Worid War IT fathers Sunday tomorrow at the long as I dre;w all of the chain of fast aervice seafood count of each charge. ^ * "“Flon aa atrong aa Lodge, who is 67, said in his baseador to West Germany was none too happy.” 9:16 and 11 a.m. services at the trumps.” restaurants, and the ewnpony'a BondtorMltourwaa«it.t?r . ^ inflation will win Uils? . . . I do not bMieve that i. letter of resignation to the Pres­ when Nixon nanwd him to-suc­ ^‘The fears against a probable church. The Rev. Clifford O. My partner, who happened to other franchise. Our Heroa T* . WM set at their beta becauae we are com- the case ” sandwich restaurant ident that he wanted, to leave for ceed Harriman in Paris last Japanese economic domination Simpson, pastor, will preach on. be glancing at the hand at her • a J S ^ ;d ^ d T T ^ “ “ F D ^ i a tha fact that there are personal reasons. 3 u t friends January. Although a ' llfelmig are real. The Japanese have "Something New.” Harry L. right, gave me a peculiar look ThG o h a rM that th* 1? which U eaa«n- hunffry people and poor people had been saying for weeka that Republican, he was President TAKE BEBhfUDA TBJP themselves to blame for this. It Maldment, deacon, will lead the and almost spoke up. She could motoroycliato aaaauittod two*^te^ J***" P™****"* ” the nation. Nixon said, "nev- he was fed up with the lack of John F. Kennedy’s ambassador is the experience of a number of worship. see that West still had a trump. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnett, Bse s M and a ia.«*eivnM hnv P*®**'*'” Of an Inflation- er in the history of the world progress in the talks and would to South Vietnam in 1963-64 and t continued with the top clubs Aslant countries that the Japa­ The congregation will march 16 Berkley St. and Mr. and Mrs. step out by the end of the year. President Lyndon B. Johnson’s nese still want to treat other and ruffed the last club in dum­ Floyd Mitchell of 11 Edward St. J^Sty run by thTSteb uTthi fhL,Sr’^ ^ ?“^n5to^"*hravlW ' in the front entrance of the Tvler MUI Riwd area Wallins “V H>«nding heavlty ly shared by more people than High administration officials fnvoy there from August 1966 Asian countries as the source of my. Then I ruffed a spade and enjoyed a long weekend in Ber­ A bam that dates back to 1888 and served as Fo­ Jordt St. opened the real estate busineas ip Sep­ church as it has in the past two ^ a H u ^ tn the United State. jrA m ertca. in Washington denied that the until early 1967. raw material for their Indus­ led the king, of trumps. West muda last week, courtesy of ley’s Livery Stable just after the turn of the cen­ tember after 21 years in the plumbing and heating years to the beat of drums by S n f^ n W e mem ber, of th. r a ^ will rise high- and we Mmuld not be dataaatra administration was downgrad­ Habib is o(ie of the most re­ tries and as markets for their followed suit, and my partner m n m ifO R D Batchley and Burtons Power tury has been converted into an office building and business. Conversion of the barn was just recent­ costumed drummers Leon C. ■k ^ MU, awaiUng t r S l i ^ or apofogeOc about th at” ing the level of U.S. participa­ spected diplomats in the U.S. manufacturing Industries.” could speak at last. ” I’m used Equipment of South Windsor. now serves as the Barney Peterman Real ^tate Bradley and Ralph VbnDeck. ly completed. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ehaiYae itemmtnf from the at- An andotiraflnc alfn lor t h e ------tion in the stalemated talks. But foreign service and is consid­ As a result, he cpntlnped, the to partners who can coimt Burnett, the owner of Ctepitol Agency at 50 Pearl St. Barney Peterman of 40 one result could be the lowering ered an expert on Vietnam. present situation resembles past Leading the procession will be trumps,” she said. Equipment, 38 Main St., and tacks. Another club member waa administration cams Friday members of the church council, of the political prestige of the He was born in New York, the relations "between the colonies That was many years ago, Mitchell, one of the saleemen convicted and,sentenced to Jail, when It appeared the rise In U.S. team, depending on how son of a Lebanese grocer, grad­ and the colonizing Western diaconate, and the children’s and the lady still; believes thait L A S T C A L L at Caidtoi Equipment, won the a ' certificate, vdiich is suitable in the New ujaven office of The and aUU another pleaded guilty consumer prioee had begun to for framing, and a check. Southern j.New England Tele­ 79 Today rapidly Nixon named a succes­ uated from the University of oountries” and “ inevitably cre­ choirs. I can’t count to 18. "Anybody tor all-expense paid trip for four as ***» aentenolng. layoi g ff and orders tor new sor to Lodge. Idaho and took a doctor’s de­ ates resentment, frustration Tithlngmen Allan Bourn and can write a bridge book,” she the result of their sales leader­ Louia PatelU, 86 Garden Bt., phone Oimpahy. of the four found guUly durable gooda ahowed a decIMe. Although the resignations are gree at the University of Qall- suspicion and anger against Ja­ Howard Peters will direct peo­ once remarked in my hearing. ship in the selling of Bowen’s distribution clerk on the first danted any part in the at- Several other indicators have effective Doc. 8, Lodge is ex­ fornla at Berkeley. pan among the less developed ple to their seats. During the ”I’d write one myself if I had power equipment. tour, received the highest award Howard J. Hickey, Jr. of 30 tacka, and each produced de­ pected to return to the United He began his dlplonwitic ca­ countries in Asia.” dervlce, members of the congre­ nothing better to do with my A Cinema V Release The two couples left for Ber­ and was named, "Suggestor of Meadowood Rd., Tolland, has De Gaulle To Spend fence wltneaaes to back up their ------denials. Stnters (this weekend, Habib reer following Army aervice in Malik said Asian countries gation will go forward to place time.” — 2Ml H1T-- muda last Saturd^ and retum- the Month.” His suggestion been elected an assistant will take the ambassador’s World War II and was Lodge’e should recognize that an eco­ their offerings on the altar, un­ Dally Question ed'iTuesday night. dealt with the handling of Hart­ treasurer of the Connecticut But the thi|ee toan-agora ThcMlMlvlEa Day place at the 44th session of the chief politloal adviser in Saigon nomically prosperous Japan der the direction of the tithlng­ You open with one heart, SEORSE PEPPARD - ‘TENDULUN” ford Sectional Mail, which in­ Bank and Trust Ck>. His Birthday Alone Identlflsd the tour as thalr aa- IJUM E M tLEOTIOli talks next week. and Joined the U.S. delegation In could be a bulwark for security men. The hymns will be "lined partner raises to three hearts, ELECTED TO POST cludes all moil wUch carries aallanta, and tha club member w m uN *fi There w^s some expectation Paris in May 1966. In Asia. But he said if the Japa­ out” by Edwlnu Sage. Anthems and It Is up to you again. You David W. Flosdorf of 174 the first three ZIP Code Num­ John Glovann, son of the late PARIS (AP) I—I- Chartes do stops by. now awaiting aentanetagr, Lao bers 060. This idea Improves Louis and Rose Giovanni of 26 Gaulle is 79ro today but as usual After Ms viaU, Couve de Mur- Bruton HI, 30, of Wallingford, CANDY OCraOAHD nese also become-a big military will be sung by the Cherub and hold: Spades, 6; Hearts, A-K- by Richard Bodgeta Norib Elm St;, has been elected the method of handling and Eldridge St.; has been promot­ there will be nd birthday cele- vtlle told newsmen' De OauUe appeared as a prosecution wit- power, this "would certainly Pilgrim (Choirs, led by Miss J-IO-S; Diamonds, 0-4-8; Clubs, and Oscar Hammetatein THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT on oastataat eecretery of the be nd AIITHUt DRUG Rjg*4a>«s»i> make many Aslan countries ap­ Martha WUto. A-K-Q-4. OoBMoUcut Bank and Trust Co. saves the Post Office many ed to foreman of branch opera­ bration. The man who twice led had received Mm only beoause presented by 1967 1970 prehensive and Insecure.” What do you sayT hours of handling during the tions at the West Hartford Post [France out of chaos remained Couve no longer held any polltl- Where Do Qergy Members Uttle Theatre year. Office, KB LaSaUe Rd. A native Isecluded at hla country eetate in cat office. "Gen. De Qaulle Malik noted that the United of Manchester, Ino. States has long wanted Japan to Also receiving awards were of Mianohester, Glovann now .Cofombey-Les-Deux-Bgllaea. wants to avoid any MggeoUon Dlreotod by Fred BUsb IH lives in East HartfMd. f No visUora are expected in that he is Interfering In French Go for Psychological Help? shoulder some of the reqxinsi- THEATER TIME Musical Director distribution clerk, William the isolated maiiaion where the political life,” Couve said, bllltiea for Aslan security but he SCHEDULE Ralph Maoarone Hearn, 147 Birch St., for Ms By DAVE BABKEB In the times we're Ilvilte in now warned other Aslans against de­ Idea to sort* canrler-slae por- Roes D. Robison, 218 Ralph former president lives with Ms Except for short outings in ^SIDNEY Choaeogii^Mn Rd., has become a local dis­ wife Yvonne and their elderly eastern France, De Gaulle has Canadian Press Writer Many brothers and n iins. have pending on Japan and the Unit­ SATURDAY concerts eelsim ore eCflclently, and Arne Bev A Lee Bmtoa MONTREAL (AP) — Many entered orders without any sex­ ed States for protection. POITIER DANCE THEATRE S t e ^ , 106 Baldwin Rd., ao- tributor of Amway products. housekeeper. left Cfolombey only once elnoe Cinema I — Fanny Hill, 7 :16, BAILEY A t people go to priests and minis­ ual experience and- I encounter Instead, he urged the nations i oounting cleric, for his idea Even while he was president, hla resignation — for a alx-week 9:16; Matinee—Yours, Mine A MJUS. Karen Lemlre of 41 Bunce his birthdays peased unnoticed vacation in Ireland during the ters for help. What about mem­ the sex drive with desperate of Southeast Asia to develop a Ours, Russians Are Coming, CHAINKR end REaTAL KNIU which concerns improved pub­ bers of the clergy who need help "strong community among TONIGS Dr., haa Joined the staff of Fow­ and hla fafnily and staff careful- campaign for the election of Ms turmoil at the age of 40.” 1:30. , L /Ml T£D NUMBER OF SUBSCRIFTIONS STIL L A VAILABL E lic rriattooa. themselves? Auger says most persons In themselves which could be reck­ ■ ------ALSO ------8 JO ' ler Opticians which is located ly avoided reminding him of successor. He took no part In Cinema I—Hall Hero, 1 :80, Series prices: S8.00, Students Only, $3.00 Postmuter Alden B. Bailey CANDIES tor Since September Montreal has orders control the sex drive oned as a third forpe In Asia Tickets at the Bok Ottloe at the Parkade. She will serve them. He once said of his old en- the campaign, but aent Pompi- 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30. I “Tosm. made the presentations at the had a center to offer psychologi­ "through authentic religious alter Communist China and Ja­ and Leonard’s Shoe Store aa a contaidt lena tacluflclan. emyl, Marshal Philippe Pateln, dou a meosoge of congratula- Cinema II—Paint Your Wag­ f w h t h l o w e " main, office, where tbe men are cal assistance to those in reli­ commitment” while others can pan.” 12.00 General Ad SCRIES A SERIES B the head of state of Nast-occu- tlons. on, 2:00, 8:00. , presently assigned- Postmaster Mott’s Super Markets, Inc. to­ pled France, “ Old age is a ohlp- A handful of police and pri- gious life. sublimate it Into other activity. Malik also sold he believes EAST WINDSOR Sl-70 Students a Bailey lauded these employes Because of the nature of that Besides the problems special that after the Vietnam war the East Hartford Drive-In—Oiun- Thuiedey. December 11 Saturday, November 22 day reported n ^ Mghs in sales wreck.” vate watchmen guard ths Col- Thanksgiving DKIVl IN ★ !■) Grant Johenneesn. pienift. and Ernet Haefliger. tenor for their contrlbuUons, wMch life and the kind of people at­ to religious life there are others United States will "not com ­ mon Law Cabin 7:30; ‘Vta|en and earnings for by. ' Wedne«toy, April 22 Thursdsy, February 12 gestion Program for fiscal year He adds, by way of explana­ that -between 6,000 and 10,000 gain a political and economic Manchester Drive-In—Bullitt, »)' The NethertarwH Chamber Cho*r of comparable' period of 1968, on monumental peraonal history of No one is allowed to approach Henry Seeryng, vidiniti 1969. Manchester competes with . H quolify efiiidy from Munsen'i will eemplofg your tion ; gave up religious life lost year foothold In South Asia and that 6:46, 11:00, Cool Hand Luke, Amsterdam increase, of 16.4 percent. Net World War U, will deal with hU him. Seturdey, May 2 DavM W- Ftoederf 212 other post offices in the “ One girl who came to us had in Canada. Communlft' China will continue 8:46. Liza Miniwlti Wednesday, February 25 earnings for the interval were return to power in 1968, the de------I Iwltdoy taUo. j ' JuHlierd String Quartet country who employ 16 to 199 entered a nunnery to atone for Auger hopes that the center to agitate against other govern­ Mansfield Drive-In — Pendu- ^AndelBulon Misczyilaw Horszouvskt, pianiA Floedort Joined the bank in $768,386, equal to i e s per col(>hizaUon of French Africa (Frogram to include DtsbMfi Vsrtsttonsf employes. This marks the fifth having sexual relations with-her can at least help some of those ments in Asia. But he said Pe­ lum;-7:00; More 9:0ft. 1966, and since that time has (hare, iq> from $689,442, or $.62 and BYance’s odd-man-out role Tuesday. April 28 consecutive year that Menches-.. Spdciil Astorfmfints for • brothers when she was young. with problems: "It’s a drop in king would be too concerned State—Hall Hero, 1:46, 6;IS, been assigned to the esUte set­ per share, recorded In the first in the Atlantic alliance uuder Dodd, Duffey. New York String Sextet ter has placed .in the' top five. '' nine months of 1968. Per share Spficifil Sfifiion Because religious life didn't suit the bucket, but in 10 v«ars it with internal problems to be a 9:20; Stalking Moon, 8:28, 7ri8. tlement department in the his leadersMp. earnings are based on 1,117,330 her, she was miserable for 20 can effect something.” military threat. UA—Undefeated, 2:80, 4:45, bank’s trust division. He was Hla dlaoppearance from pub­ BRiEire shares outstanding at Sept. 37, D is a g r^ O n years. 7, 9:}6. All oorwerts in von der Mehden Redul Hall. Plaaat maka checks ^rm erly a teacher in ths New lic view probably ia much to hla “To be productive, a priest or pnebis to The Univenity of Connecticut. Mail (or present) to: York State and ConnecUcut pub­ James J. Selble, 224 Sunset 1969 after giving effect to a 36 liking. Friends say he seems to nun must be true to his or her SUNDAY ■kiipnewt Auditorium Box Office. Storrs, 06268. Telephone 42D3311, lic school systems. La., Bolton, has Joined the staff percent stock dividend paid think the voters treated Mm Ext. (07. ! News Bias self. We try to help them devel­ Sing No Sad Songs for Hoagy Cinema I—Fanny Hill, 2, 3:86, A naUve of Philadelphia, Floe- of I LaBonne Life Insuraqpe Nov. 6, 1969. j with ingratitude when they de- - op their potentialities os well as 8 :80, 7:30, 9:30 dorf is a 1963 graduate of Ger­ Agency Inc. and G.T.' LaBonne feated hia plan for regional re­ HAR'TFORD, Conn. (AP) — cure the problems.” CXnema I-^HWl Hero, 1:30, n u . — SAT. — SUN. mantown Friends School, Phila­ and Associates,. Inc., as a sales form. He resigned April 38. The senior Senator from COnnec- As He Marks His 70th Year 3:30. 8:30, 7:30, 9:30 Compretoed Air Stored Response to the center's BoUltt Sha{||ra Twice delphia, and earned his B.A. at representative. Since then his successor, „ , ^ _ . , Cinema Il-^iPalnt Your Wag­ ;4ancheste President Georges Pompidou. Dsmocrat who weekend seminars throughout By MIKE DOAN Wesleyan University in 1960. He HANOVBXl, Gehnany — two or three times as many on 2, 6, 8:00 FrL S Sot. has quietly been steering the wonts Ms Senate seat dlaagr>ed the province indicates on inter­ AasooUted Preaa Writer songs If I'd really spent the time R[(S b 4U • BOIIUN NUtCH received an MA.T. degree from Peter J. Dubai do, 5 Irving Bt., Lower Saxony is to have Gkiat Hartford Drive-In—Vix­ country back to economic real- sharply Friday ovar Vice Prasl- est in the work it Is trying to do. at It" Wesleyan in 1961. lii factory supervisory ati Ham­ Europe’s first underground Psychologists kt the seminars LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — en, 7:30. Common Law C3abin, Munson's Candy Kitchen But even with such partners Floadorf served as 1909 race ilton Standard, is celebrating compressed-air reservoir, the Istn and closer cooperation with Spiro T. Agnaw'a recant at- give talks relating individual Hoagy Carmichael, whoae gift 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHTS chairman of the Bolton Lake his 30th anniversary with that state soil research office In neighbprs and alllei, despite the t^ii^ on the way nswapopara Route 6, Bolton « ' bpan Oallr and Sunday tUl I P Jl. ai" Jonny Mercer and Frank Elaat Windsor Drive-In— and community life toH ^glous for melody made him a mllllon- Ixiesier, he said, "W e’d Just sH AT Sailing Club, of which he is a company. t Hanovaj- reports. The aim is to objections of diehard GaulUste televUion cover ths nswa. vows of poverty, obedience and alro, la 70 years old today—but Guess Who’s Coming To EMnner, MCCUCCIM member- He and Mrs. Floadorf, store eilergy- Here’s how It will like forpier Defense MlnlMer Thomas J. Dodd sald'ln Opon Tkanbglvlng f 'Ml I PJM. and wait for an Idea to come. It 7:30. To Sir With Love, 9:26 chastity. Persons attending also he's still composing and says, doesn't. You have to worjc your the former Marla Orlando David B. I Payne, a native of work: At night superfluous elec­ Pierre Meosmsr. Washington that Agnsw hod laid Mianchester Drive-In — BulUt, Messmer and former Premier ^ '“ohaLlange” to "ths can receive individual counsel­ "1 don't feel any different from tall off.” of Verona, Italy, have three Rockville, who now lives in tric' current will be used to ing. 12 or 16 years ago.” 7:18. Cool Hand Luke, 9:16 children. West Simrblury, has been elect­ power anormous compressed- Maurice Couve de Murvllle, communleaUons Maiudleid Drive-In — Pendu­ Seminar registration fees and No sad songs for Hoagy. He's 'te U U J T T ’ ed a senioi' vice president of air pumps that will send air both excluded from Pompidou’s ,^^ i. .. lum. 7:00. More, 9:00 Individual client charges of |16 got too much going for him. « Traffic Jams GET p o s t a l a w a r d s Connecticut Bank and Tniet Co. Into old aalt or potash mines. government, ore the'only, for- But the Rei^. Joeeph Duffey, an hour help cover the opera­ Tanned and dapper In a bright 5ftnte--Hall Hero. 1:48, 8,26. Three Mimebeater postal At periods of peak demand, air mer associates to have vUlted announced he wtU nhol- 9.00. Stalking Moon, 3:26, 7:06 tional cost of the service, which sport coat, Carmichael recalled clerka were ricently cited with will be let out to drive turbines De Gaulle at Colombey since Ms Dodd’s renominaUon next Discourage U.A.—Undefeated, 2:30, 4.46. ' Leo A. Gauthier of 896 Smith Auger Indicates will be about over a late poolside breakfast Mrarda for locally adopted aug- St., Wapping, hah promot­ and so be reooaverted into elec­ resignation. His brother-in-law, ye*r, oallsd the course ouUintd f O P O ^ F t i X 9:00 j |1(X),000 this year. It Is self-itup- Friday that it has been 38 y ean Paris’ Drivers gesttons. The awards consist of ed to plant operations asslstaiit tric power. Deputy Jacques Vendroux, also ^y Agnsw "ths m o « profoundly portlng. j since he wrote "Stardust." n u L NEWMaiy I ______un-American orairse upon which Ths idea was conceived a There’s a long 1st of other PARIS (API—The Paris traf­ “TH E anyone could embark.” ; year ago by a group of psychol­ songs he composed: "Old But­ fic Joni has biicked up ail IXfitsy In oatlenal ehalrmaa of ogists who realised the need for termilk Sky,” "Skylark,” ."Lazy the way to the factory door. hUnOMCMOU Mh$MH1«09ieE« ^ Americans (or Democratic Ac- |8uoetstro>oii'i»*tuw' auqswcts', < TOTAL a service to meet problems fac­ Bones,” "Lazy River,” "Rockln The French Automobile Build­ Mon.-Frt. at 7J6-6 J6 ttoo. He says If necessary hS' ing the clergy. Chair,” "I Get Along Without ers Association reports Pari­ Sat. S Son. 9:86-4:48-7 J0-»tl0 ESTABLISHMENT" will nght Dodd In a (olmary £n/oy Your Thanksglying Fooif Wifh Goodio% There are 18 full-time staff You Voiry Well,” -■•Little Old sians by the ;thdusands ars ds- Beth men wsra lofajrttng to memlbers, including 11 qualified Lady,” and "Georgia on My laying the purchase of new cars, tha Vice Presldant’a reclral Critl- psychologists, counselors - and Mind.” or dropping the Idea altogeU(er. iSiiiUHk 4 i ^ i =miM^ NOW clam of tetevlslcn oommsntotora, That ArB Traditional A f Shady Glen.,, researchers. Most of them In. 1961, he won on Oscar for In the rest of France sales go ths Washington Post and ths New speak French. "In the Cool, Cool, Cool 'of the bounding along. • FORMAL DINING York nm sa. Crmnborrjr Shorbgt J Plain Era Nog Ice Cream Auger says help la available Evening,” from the ' movie TODAY 1:48-SdS A 6 j i — SUNDAY 1:48 - 8i86 S frit 6 P J f. to IS A JL Dodd laid Agnsw la trying to Wily? Traffic jams. Or in the Pumpkin Ic« Croam Era NNT Mince Ripple Ice Creaun to persons of any religion, but "Here Comes the Groom.” Hoa­ assocfatlon's language, “ the in­ $P« vhs’WO* lO* telWS.'! v ; • FULL COURSE DINNERS ” oui1> ths exeeaoao and ahusaa this Is predominantly a Roman gy alao displayed his nasal bari-' sufficient of the adaptation of &(1EAKS • CIKM*S • SEAFOOD that have been psrpelratsd In Minot Mo«t lc« Cronin \ Plua 80 or more luscious flavors I Catholic area. Within a five- tone and piano-plunking In such the Paris street system to the ~HHIL.HEBOr ths name of Drosdein of ths mile radius of Its Montreal loca­ films as "T o Have and Have demands of modem life." • DANCE to the rdxxhig moeie o f tion there are 12,(WO nuns and Nol" and "Best Years oJ-^Our In addition to street Improve­ ‘'the ' The generation gap is more than just The “COACHMEN” Agnsw, he said is "dead Shady Gians Own 3.500 religious brothers and Uvea." ment, the assoclatloa suggests right" in declaring there la no priests. Undefeated longhair, loud music,or a misunderstanding Carmichael dlvldea.iiia time an urbanisation formula which ka»««t$ON* COtCd I* • SING-A-LONG the “ good oM songB” Merance bstwoen censorship Similar centers in New York among his Hollywood pent­ would permit more people tp re­ m pf ideals between father and son with KAY PAULSEN. Bernie Bm tley on BMiJe impoaed by government" and E G G N O G ! and Chicago are sponsored by house. overlooking the Sunset side in the same locality aa oeaworzWp that "rasulU front It is a void from which a new force msnagrmenl in ths ctiotcs and Roman Catholic dioceses. Strip: u $146,000 showplace their Jobs. But 'the present trend • NO COVER _____ "W o want to have our hands home at Palm Springs, which, la the opposite. Offices are dis­ ' mustetnerge.a newhero!.. . : ^ prsgsntetlon of ths nswa by a Oor very oam rich, thick, creamy, dairy-flreah free,” Auger says. fronts on the Thunderbird Coun­ • NO MINIMUM IKtle fraternity having atmllar placing residences In the city. quality egg nog- Made the Shady Glen way! Ideal “TTiere are a large number of try Club golf course; and per­ Once the Jobholder, moves to the social and potlttcal vtswa.” problems related to emotional iodic visits to Las Vegas Strip • NOWHERE IN CONNECTICUT w il ymm In ths csss of tsisvtston and suburbs, ho still has to get back have andi n eompletdjr re iu d iv mixed arith your favoiite liquor or served aa io— immaturity, probably - because hotels. every day td work. radio,” Dodd aald. " « a at laaA religious life is too closed and He Is engaged In real estate and cajoyable evening can havs some rscourss to ths Officials sky there is room for either way, it'a the bast! has too little contact with real ventures In Palih Springs and 'HBIL.HEBOr Fsdsral OMBrountcatlona Goto- 730.'(W0 cars in Parts, eMher cir­ 41fo. • ■ j also has investments here. __ • OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, TOO! . mlsstMi" culating^ or parked.’ But- there- p "Living aa a celibate haa nev­ ' ' He alao colleots rare ~cioths. In the cass of ths prsta wt are nearly two million vehiclee er been an eaay teak, eapecially "M y little white elephant,” lie bavs no way of daaJing with licensed In the city, and Its tub-, and Arthur Ksnned/ calls the collection valued at abuses." hs continusd. urbs, and the in-and-out move­ Svnnptor by Ctoiod Monhv $26,000. ' Duffsy. on tbs other hand, said ment alone aometimea reach OHVdidbyOodidAMMr Al^fscby WwnMvon. iKhmtor* The composer, divorced 14 America is 'a land whOM ptoud 800,000 per day. -HM, Mwpr wwierxl eewfve*! ond peAmed by Gesdon Pile Phaniaty years ago, has two grown aons, [ ACw^EmoCwnlffifcm^—nKPiOPii AhtawcffotGEnEwIMLPin^lEOEn cishn la to the frssM prsM and Hoagy BIx and Randy-the lat­ ths most Indspsndsfrt ettlaanry ter a talented piano player^ G k m t T o r t o i s e oo-arr todat * — stmsAr ts«r* ins to the aaoild." Carmichael's own efforts at VICTORIA, SeycheUes Is­ MAItOMAL Q0«Ma. MCniMO MANOHBStKa Fi He said Agnsw wants the press mSCOUNT XMAS the piano currently are In the lands — The giant tortoise. Tea- GREGORY PECK’ EVA MARIE SAi4T : to be A handmatdsn for ths DfCOAATIONS Hawaiian vein. tudo elephantine, found on aomo the 'fto ’ernrosnl.” bMSsod of On the younger composers, he of the Seychelles, may weigh THE STALKWtt MOON "a watriwleg tor the piopia " . ; ^ TWO fXWrVBNIBNT LOtCATIONB aald : " I resent the repetition, in 600 pounds and live 200 years. [ s ] ^ ' Hoeepir l ^ R ^ R -•>" ■eSERVAnONS 444-2235 Agnrw's remarks. Duffsy said. . . . a u m o i aSMs hr ------. g f i llA Opan PaMy a n d »a a tune and the inadequate lyrics. Related speclee live on the w*NLXANOCLiar, ww* 6,AASW4 RNBAS ♦ OMeMhedOKm.ltlA. o n UP TO M i are "tbs opriung staota In a l o ^ And he does have one regret. Qalapogoe leianda, halfway • be AAW4 SARCtWf • ssww tewecnu ^ nw Authenticity opened nt 70 E. Center St on Nov. • fifta from' ScxnBinavian countries. There ia alao a range carefAlly osganlaad. fuDy notodkom » psHHiMoi si^tSL^swilted.■■■ “ I could have wrtten at least around the world. 8. Tlie chop whi^ ia operated by Roy Lloyd of 27 wide assortment of candles, gift wrappings and arehsotratee campaign to Msatea Dorothy Ibl features a xride vxifiety of imported gtasswork at the shop.

\ *•* ■ L -. . P A Q B ^ U B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl^R, CONN., SATURDAY, N O V I^ E R 22, 1969 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SA TU ^A Y, NOViSMBER 22, 1969 ^ P A G E n V E h • , l-«; and’ It is not even with Mr. Agnew in £&attrhpHiri U.N. Adopf^ Plan for Peace persqn. " Happei^gs for Teem Hinders TAR. GAZRIC« ; ' 6 The quarrel is with the proixiBUion that -B y C L A Y R. P O L L A N - In Mideast Two Years Ago A Akin - ^nettitt^ Jjpralf' a whole administratiota is^ hcglrinlng to naturtsy. Hear. .Jt *Weet Side Rec, Cedar Your Daify Adhr^f Guide . „ , j. JfflB, Bailey AudMorium, 1 -JuS- Opm 8-10 p.m. According to ihs Starr. pnHiliipmm RV the. play a dirty brand of pool In toe effort By HDLMI TOROS ' dor WMfttendad, th e pnqwaitioB . » Race Relations Board To develop message for Sundoy; HHRA1.D F R IN T IN O OO.. INC 8:00 p.m., M M presents "Car- •Community T, N. Main a., offered, aa a doctim 'would to a )\2-4-2£40| to guarantej^ a m ore favorable public ' Aasodated Ppeaa Witter rood words corresporxling to numbers il25439«42^ U Blaell Street ousel.” Tickets at .toe door. Open 8-10 p.m. I-74-73 W- By DAVID LANCASHIRE been, eettied out of court. Mancheeter. Conn. r r patient; an aapirln and an iqper- of your Zodiac birth sign. - THOMAS F. ItoO^SO^ reception for Its own deeds and policies. Center, School S t, Dance *Buckley Schoid, Vernon SL. UNITED HATTONS, N.T. TAUSUS KOSIIO' AaeordaSed Freea Writer The claueej caUeing all the WALTER R. FEROUBON / /API A C ertain ilia. 6) Surprim ' to “The Pulse” (iecul singer Open 6-8:80 p.m. been no opera- AHL » 1 T>68 A shire cricket team and an Aus- oftertng attertmento to non-co- •Phil aetUemenL No. one eem calcu- 9Momry«d 39 SolLitortor 69 Lossos tralton Insurance company are only StJBSCmiFTION RATES regulatory field to the heads of toe three OpeA 1-6 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Fam ily Swim. *** year* ago, Nov. , , a -. eTc’ JUM M 70 Con ^ Payable hi Advance ^ 1 $ 22, 1967. The U.N. Security “** damage done by da- lOFriorok 40G4t frivoloua and prevent toe Race / O n e Y e a r ...... MO.a networks asking for toe transcripts 6f •Community T , N. M a ^ St., Thursday, Nov. 27 Od6-2i-31-34 n Hovo 4t Bo 7) Now coloreds In Britain means In- lay." 72 Bo Relations Board from doing its Six Months ...... IS.EO Open 1-6 p.m. ' Happy Thank^'vlng to you cOI CouncU, In a rare dl^fday o f un­ S/S4-S688-90 12 Sptculotivt 42 Got dtens and Pakistaals as well as Three Months ...... 7.80 the network commentaries. This was al­ During the last two years, El l3G«niol 43A 73 Ahood job, board' chairman,Mark Bon- One Month ...... 3.80 ▼ Simday, Nov. 28 from Katol, Karen, Candy and anlmity, agreed on the fliat ma- wmtendi larael has C AN C n U Scorcity 44 Proporod 74 Of CAISKOSN Blacks. The Colored community ham-Carter said today. . ready Intimidation. MHB Swimming Pod, 12:30- toe Mother Hen! - jor doc^ent on toe ^JUHiV ISYou’rw .45 In 75 Compotition number* 1.28 million, about two M E M B E R O F I6A . 46 Boom* ^76 No Dr. Alfred Emalie, a Scot, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 pjn., KXI 'weekly awim for Thanksgiving Day Race—10 Etest since the ceaae—fire end­ I mV u 77 Boost JAli. It per cent of the population. ^ What has ^since been wrong with the of the orevtou* *® position by. ITWilting 4'7 To doesn't think so. He advertised The. Associated Press Is exclusively entitled hamUcapped youngsters. a.m. af Bennet Juntor ICgh. ing the of the previous securtty.” \a-ii-3oje 18 To 48 For , 78Hondany Inc., as­ b. <"•”* In to Mwan Knrt k l l <>15-27-37.46 2SA 55 HoipKil sumes no financial responsibility for typo- MOC Cafeteria, Hartford Rd. stood* cloeed today! ;S^-7081.84 26 Holt ' 56 Could 86 Bo breaking the law by specifying aay^ "Paklstania only” hr country had better watch themselves If But the ^ rael and, therefore, the United 57 Sfbould 87 Monnof gn ^ lca l errors appearing In adverllsements. OampuB, Kinetic Art Film Ser- Friday, Nov. 28 carried out and toe situation In ^ have to toe nrloe VISQO 27 On MKO nationality. "room s for rent to W est In- and other .reading matter In The Manchester they don’t wont to invite government in­ 28 Won't 58 Or 88 Ehrenlng Herald. lea, Program m, 7:80 p.m., •All recreation centeia and the region, many U.N. ohmurv- ^ \ AVS. 22 29 Entoftoin 59Puih 89Frlond « » '» The Yorkshire County CriokeX dtena.” to their' affairs. Free to MCC dudents, $1.80 to schods dosed today-^vriU re­ era believe, 1s deteriorating dal- UfT. 22 30 To 60 You 90 OttoppoMTh Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Waahlng- ^ n753 duh, which advertises for York- If an Indian employer waiited public. ~ open Monday. 18-UV54J9, “ ion Post News Service. The 'media, and the public, have to !-3447 )Gooa Adreoe ^^Neutnd shtrerborn pteyera, was warned only Indian help, officials ex- Fhll service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc MIX! Stairwell Gallery, 8 am,-. "The Depot” Coffeehouse, Lo- i**^^e*Nov*^ laroell AMbaSewter Toaef Te- I6644-71 ' Publishers Representatives — The Julius by toe boaril to watch the word- plained, he could advertise le- Mathews Special Agency — Now Yorli. Chi­ have unending quarrel with any adminis­ 10 p.m.. Art exhibit by Coppd- St. (p u k in g In St. M ary’s ing of Us ads to bo sure there gaily for someone who speaks cago. Detroit and Boston. : tration which gets Itself into such a state te' and Neill. Open to ell. Church p€irklng to t); 8—mid- satlon or pubUc address on toe are no overtones of race, color Urdu but not (Or a specific na- Pathfinder* Club, Norman nightnleht . . . local talent appear-, Middle ^ l^g MEniBER AUDIT BUREAU UF CIRCULA- of mind and attitude as to seem to con­ or rellgloa. When that haiv thniallty. \ nONS ______St., Alateena, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Ing. A doUar gelts you in. Sun Oil Fishes for Platform pened. 87 mertibef* « P*rlto- ^h, .trangert case wasn’t sider Itself possessed of some divine open to teens with a friend or Saturday, Nov. 29 “"^e” WUI be car- " ’ Display advertising closing hours ' m e n ts ^ a motton ramngfor p,^rttoiterly serious. Kenneth ih r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. rightness, or even o^any specially relative with a drinking, prob- •All Recreation centers and Shr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday r ’ A r "tbe absence of As GOO Fishes for Time. amendment of the. sot. Whliei, owner of a restaurant in j For Wednesday — l p.m. Mondsi lem. school*,-closed today! British Ambassador Whose . The Race Relations Board Chester, was orderad to change For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday privileged exemption from careless and •Bted Side Rec, Schod SL, Teen Center, Schod St., 7:80- spadework led to Its acceptance > r m o * _iri j.jmij.iii SANTA BARBARA. Calif. Into the upper part of the hollow alao acted reluctanUy agalnat j,l* sign because U said "Whites F o r EYlday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. unworthy criticism. I f such crtUclsm Is Ehr Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Open 0-10 p.m.- 11 p.m.. Dance — Sorry, not in by the United States and toe So- Israel 'P**® legs, restoring proper balance. an Australian Insurance compa- Eating Inn." He had to make It Classified deadline — 6 p.m. d ^ befor> (AP) — Sun Oil Co. fished for a pubileation. 6 p.m. F riday fo r Saturday careless and unworthy, it will fall and •Wed Side Rec, CTedar SL, the know as to who’s playing _ Wet ^ Tekoah, and larael, still claim When the platform la floating ny that asked for Australian "W hito’s Btellng Inn." rrad us next week — should 18,000-ton drilling platform to­ and Monday publication ■ ^ fail tof Itself, as any administration real­ O p m 6-10 p.m. - Rnd tn6 Ar&D6| cxcluoin^ 8yrl&« a*—a. aumk* mn-LiiisiJu w46k on Its aide, tugboats will tow it employe* to handle the'- prob- <*i think soineone has gone •Community T , N. Main St., know! Members only. "T h e only queatton is whether day a half-mile from where con­ to the drilling site, spokesmen lems of Australian clients. 'mad." he said, notiiY that a , Saturday, November 22 ly sure of its own ground would in­ It wUl liter an appalling "® peue, no nyotiations, Open 0-10 p.m. j k j no agreement” formula, servationists were holding a said. These cases, board officials neighboring department store Is A P.S. from us — stinctively . know and believe. When toe eMHS Pool, Brookfield en­ bloodshed or in peace." otoerwlee, Tekoah says, toe fish-ln to protest Ita Installation Fearing the new platform say. are nonsense. Etonham-Car- called "B row ns" and nobody We’ve had an- interesting bit The resolution contained these present , administration seems to be look­ trance, Open 6:30-9:30 p.m. Arabs would have accepted the off tiielr once oll-ameared means Increased chances for ter said that unless Parliament complained about that. ' Full License— Up To The Whip of correspondence this 'week — recommendationa: Buckley. Schod, 'Vernon St., conference suggestion through shores. another blowout, members of s permits the board to act at Us . ing for a whip as well as retort, self- —Withdrawal of Israeli armed Thkcn by Itaelf, Vice President Ag- Open 6-8:80 p.m- The Sisterhood of Temple Beth . , , . Dr. Ounnar V. Jarring, toe The company sent a team of cltlsens’ committee to Get Oil own discretion- subject to p u b ------...... ~ ' '■ defense, and justified analytical offense, •Waddell School, Broad St., Sholom otters Cjornmunity Ein- torces from terrltoriee occupied who acU aa dietary Out {OOOH began the ttsh-ln lie oorutiny—lt must deal with new's latest. attack on the "m edia” la divers down overnight to see If then, and then only, does the game get Open 6-8:80 p.m. riitoment Courses . . . maybe in me war. . General U Thant’s peratoal tep- the top of the 80-by-180-foot Thursday. "W e ’ll hold out." every complaint, OPtN SUNDAY altogether legitimate. •nilng Junior High, E. Mid­ you’d like to learn to play bridge —An end, by the Arabs, to steel skeleton was damaged said GOO chairman Al Wein- When race relations law went regrettably serious. At Elaatem States With Sylvian Ofiora "claims and states of beUlger- ** carrying out the 12 p.NL • 4 There are not, and should not be, any dle Tpke., Open 6-10 p*n. but with your age group. Now when It sank topsy turvy In the gand. Into effect a year ago. the board BACK IN SHIRT SLEEVE WEATHER ency” against larael, and ac­ you can, because they have a In toe view of Lord Oaradon Pacific ETiday afternoon. Bight to 10 boats have taken expected a ^ it i.ooo coniplalnta MANCH8STM sacred cows in American Joumaliam, Tuesday, Nov. 28 ceptance of the nation’s exist­ course for teens and young what la blocking rsaliaation of Company spokesman said Im turns anchored aroimd the clock annually. U has received nearly m e n m of the voice or that of print. ^ adults; also for high schoiHu^ ence ; the rosoluUon Is "the depth of proper balance caused It to flip on the proposed drilling site In double that amount. Most are The $10,000 Minimum Churchy Dow nstairs Lounge, - The right of every state In Criticism of any broadcas.t eveT made, in their time scale, must also be iors and seniors there's Read­ ,,___ _ •i-jti.i.- suspicion emd mistrust between when workmen slid it off an effort to Impede the comps- about employment and have enter school until 4 p.m.—“ Do toe area to live in peace wlUun Wonders of the Universe- at precisely the same height ing for the College Bound the two sides.' bUrge. Its eight legs were pok­ ny when It tows toe platform any news story ever handled, any editor­ The first reaction to toe recommenda­ your own tW ng"—ping-pong. secure and recognized bounda- above the ground. If they are a GonriecticUt Yankee Students; for Grades 6, '7, and Many diplomate suggest that ing from the ocean's surface six into position. The boatsmen held tions to Conn’ecticut teachers by toe na­ ial opinion ever advanced, is the undy­ dime’s thickness lower, then suspicion and mistrust between miles offshore. fishing poles over toe side with 1979 VOUUWAOIIN tional president of the American Feder­ they are quite primitive and By A.H.O. 6, -7, 8 and 6, oil painting; Also in it were irteas for a ,* two antagonist* U iners**- " I t ’s' top might have been lures on the lines. Only one re­ ing privilege of any individual In a free Life on Other Worlds stu^y- Lim ited to all Bennet " SEDAN need thousands of years of Adults basic knitting or begin­ freedom of navigation Uwou^ the iSSution still only dented if It hit the bottom,” a ported catching anything. THMK SNMl society, Including anybody who happens ation of Teachers is that toe traditionally Junior Hig^ students. civilization to match ours. Qn ning Spanish; for teens and international waters, ".a Just ^ prlnolptea” but far Sun spokesman said. "O r It The Sun spokeeman said his more extreme kind o f teachers’ union There are any number of po­ cessful In influencing utoat goes EXXS — "Creative Happen­ Bqulppod" with IsaiUMretito lis- to be Vice President of the country. the other hand, if they are a adults, Mideast: A Short Hls- settlement" of the refugee prob- ^ . might have been hung up on the company was "hopeful they tential reasons for a special ses­ on at toe polls. I f toe candldato ings” —Open to all interested testor, wlndriileld waiher, 2- is holding to its reputation. Part IV dime's thickness higher, they lem and the eatobllshment of ^ bottom. It’s in.196 feet of wa­ (toe pratestors) will be mature 4 >eed «tectric wipers, heater, We on this piige have frequently, over sion of the 1969 General Aissem- gets elected, or the pressure ^ . . ateo Parents Night for *• ®> crea­ have advanced far beyond us tive dranudlcs; and for teens demilitarized zones, if need be, ter." and reasonable and understand drtoner, 4-w«y safety fteshere. the years; t)m h gh t^e found an occasion­ 'The demand for a minimum salary of By DR. I.M. LEAVITT, be extensive enough to cqntin-. bly being run up toe flagpole group gets Its champions elect­ ^ m ior and Senior Claaees. and in all probability are using and adults — Afro-American to guarantee the independence Whether the top was damaged tlx^l we're working with 16,000 back-up lights, front and rear tlO.OOO a year for every teacher in Con­ DIRECTOR -iiously monitor many stars, to for observation and reaetton ed, then, sooner or later, some­ MIMIC Oafeterte, HarUord Rd. ™ . ■ Protests Like al show of pomposity, or of poor logic, sciences as yet unknown to us. of these .courses of all states. ‘ i will determine how soon work­ tons of equipment. asst balU. Teaitlurette hsadreats, The Fels Planetarium insure that any signals are not these days, but we doubt that a body has to face iq> to the busl- CampuB, 7:80 p .jn .^ a n «tic Art atoarbqr whari took and t m r necticut, a maximum class of 20 for Thus the odds r.re against our will start Dec. 1 and will run Caradon says the carefully Red Revolution, ers can place the platform a "W e're just fearful somebod­ or of twisted emphasis, in some of the of The Franklin Inetitute ' being missed. special session in itself is actu­ nesa of trying to enact, in a reg- Film Series, Program HI. FTee wiadow V4A. ™ « S T e t T k- **>« there could be an accident, and, week of four class days for every teach­ In space where advanced Intel­ precise level of development. He Tells Wife where an oil well blew out laot Rte. II. TsR«»4 Tate. questions in current scientific them. posed special sessian would Uc. — . was Lord, we don’t want anybody Is probably the world's greatest news­ ligent life may exist, why dhn’t This, then, may be partially the Fees for each fuU course run peace*“ l settlement” - January, ^ llu tln g to* sea and TED TRUDON Tehethile Msssteitiw er In Connecticut is a demand of a type philosophy is; Where Is -the ' We are getting into that sea-' have been callei^rYor. M HS Gym — 0-86—7:30-8:30 drafted by him so aa to shpw the NEW YORK (AP) — The wife hurl there when they’re trying paper, Just as we |i,ave, on many occa­ we hear them? The precise reason for our Inaljillty to com­ from 98 to $ld. EVn- more in­ beaches. M9 -12N . nearest 'extraterrestrial intelli­ son In which candidates and But the general rule ahout p.m.. Dunce Workahop for MCO unanimity of the council and of Atty. Gen. John N. MUohell to express what I gueas Is some to m ak e'^veryb od y sit up and take ' answer to this question is un­ municate with other worlds. formation, call Mrs. Burton Company spokeamen said VOLKSWAGEN sions, regretted and ciitlclied some of gent society, and how do we un­ causes begin preparing them­ special session drives launch­ fem ale studento. also to make it acceptable to the says that her husband tiiought workers would try to pump air kind of conviction," he said. notice. known. It may be due to the There, Is another intriguing M HS iSwimming Pool—6 :30- Meisner, 648-9871. the news handling and opinion-rendering dertake communicating with selves for the next state elec­ ed in a campaign year is that warring parties. lost Saturday’s dsmonstrationa - insensitivity of our instruments facet to this discussion. Let us Also . . . don’t forget — drug The second reaction to such a recom­ them? This question has In­ tion and for the eleotton of a their subject matter can usually 8:80 pan.. Open swimming for All the principal disputants outside toe Justice Departmem weaknesses ‘of the television networks. when they attempt to tune In suppose that' at some future infonmation la still available mendation for toe teaching profession in tense intellectual and emotion­ new General Assembly. wait, .without much harm, un­ MOC’ers—dtioee with long hair did accept it, but Syria, not then "looked like a Ruaslan Rtivolu- highly attenuated signals that tU^fe intelligent beings from must w ear bathing caps. through toe Rev. Russell Allen There is absolutely no reason, then, fpr Connecticut is to say that it does Indeed al appeal, for such a communi­ In such preparatlim—or pre­ til the personnel o f the next a member of the Security 0>un- Hon." may be coming to us from dis­ sonfie distant star are success­ Bennet Junior High oafe- of St. M ary’s, 649-4663 cuid in­ objecting when the Vice President enters cation breakthrough would liminary campaigning, as, it' regular session baa been elect­ cU, called It "a conspiracy to Mrs. MItoheU said in a; CBS represent a noble goal, which all of us tant planetary systems. fully contacted. Will we be able' quiries are still kept anony­ surely dwarf to insigniflcanq/e might more accurately be label­ iterta—7:46-8:06 a.m. breakfast. confirm toe Zionist presence in television interview filmad in a public discussion of the w ay great Earth May Be Young Planet ed. mous. might, some more enlightened day, after the International tensions and ' to converse with them? Again, •Etast Side Rec, Scho<4 St., However, there la another an­ ed—one of the most Impressive We do happen to be thtadring, Palestine." toe-MitoheU’s Washington broadcasting networks or the world’s psychological pressures- under It Is reasonable to assume that gimmicks available is that of 6-10 p.m. we have been properly educated, like to swer, dealing with the state of at the moment, of one rather •—Hiese activities require In toe last two years both the apartment that she had not wlt- which we live. we will probably fall in this at- the call for a special session. •W ert Hide Rec, Cedar St., greatest newspaper conduct themselves help our teachers attain. our development compared to noble cause thht could be served meiribershlp cards available at Arabs and Israel have used nested toe demonstrations her- This question will be much tehpt. It combines two tremendous 8-10 p.m. fragments of the resolution to In relation to the tremendous public re­ that of other planetary sys­ only by a special session of the the Recreation Department, 110 It would be especially fortunaj^ sind studied during the next two The reasoning for this goes advantages. •Oommunlty Y , N. Mlain St., uphold their viewpoints and «i ,„y tems. our civilization is quite 1969 body, and not by any qther. Cedar SL . . . don’t forget your sponsibility they themselves seek and convenient, however, if, along with toe decades as man settles on the- back to events. which occurred First, . there is really no 6-,io p.m. harden their ekepUcUm on oth- ^ comment to me lyoung. It took approximately 4 This column suffered a public •Buckley School, Vernon St., Winter Recreation Program for “ hold. moon to contemplate the dis­ perhaps 30 million years ago. greater way of demonstrating er parts. that looking out of the Justice education the rest of us need to adjust iblllion years for life to origi­ confusion, recently, over wheth­ 6-9:80 p.m. a detailed list of activities. tant stars from the most logi­ At that time on the earth there The Arabs, from vltu^retive Department, It looked Uke a And in cose the Vice President la look­ nate and evolve to Its current your devotion to a certain er toe law banishing candidates our thinking to such goals for the teach­ cal vantage point in our solar was a branching off of the evo­ Wednesday, Nov, 26 Iposturc. I f this period Is the' cause or policy than to demand who ran on Independent tickets Any town organization, school declaration in their caplt^ to Ruartan Revolution going on," ing for the latest and most Immediate ing profession, toe rest of us should lutionary tree. From one limb MCC—^No c la s M after 6 p.m. system. minimum time for the develop­ that the whole expensive legis­ from enrollment In their own or church wirtiing to list an From the moon, optical and arose the great apes and from —start of Thanftsgi'vlng recess or enuren ™ J h L ^ erZayyat *"**"*^ sample 'of the' kind of unworthy falling meanwhile find some suitable increase in ment of a life like ours, then we lative machinery of the state old parties was a sin of the 1989 radio telescopes will scan the the other — man! In the past —cteaaea resume regular ached event of intorart to teen. (11^ ^ ..^thdra^ *3STtiUnk toe averu* of which even the world's greatest news­ may be one of the youngest so­ of Connecticut be brought into or the 1967 session. A fter we our own incomes, so we could afford our sky searching for Inilnitesimal we m ay have had a' common ule Monday, Dec. 1. 2D column m ay con- cieties In the Milky Way. Thus, session for the precise and spe­ had been corrected, by no less fi” American, raaltee how de^- paper can bo guilty, he has only to look share of the cost of such progress. ancestor and yet with all .pjjr AU public and Parochial Fran Conway (Mr*. Frank sl^s of a remote Intelligence. If we jore to' uncover another cial function o ' serving just that they conq e __ other **e it la whan a group of demon- science and knowledge we can­ an authority that the Speaker adiools — balf-day aesaions -r- -J) anytime or Candy aflar The Israella, on the otoer ^ T ■ ^ a-™ ~« at one entirely^ superfluous, tell - tale There Is one other thought inspired by Special optical telescopes may clvlllzopon In space, that so­ one single cause or purpose. not communicate with the great of the 1969 House, it was estab­ Sturt of Thaidosgiving recess. school hours, 267 Hackmatack hand, stress the " ’just and lart- ^ detect the motion and pos^bly Second, such a call for a spe- paragraph-eenteijce which appeared in this union leader's recommendations. ciety must of necessity be fur­ apes. lished, beyond doubt, that- toe MHB cafeteria — 7:30-10:30 8L, 649-6080; Katol Knapp, 64»- ing peace' (and therefore nego- the light of planets In distant 'mmunlcatlons on that issue. Egypt, ita U.N. anibaseador 280,000 persons took part In th* systems to scout thbm for in­ liw a little more evil in Its own King Freddie of Buganda, once in controUlng women w ^ want- . union or- another, seem unnecessarily of r^nn, say one million years. will accelerate. Into this scien­ So the perfect special session says, bowed to the appeal heel- final march on Saturday and greatest of all public sins—one which telligent life. Such an ex^ d l- r^Mrd. _ , ruler of a million Africans but ed to enter the encloeura at Ka- A ' thin dime 'placed on top of tific exploration will go the • ef­ campaign year operation calls tanlly since "It was unanimous they were mostly peaceful, bold. tion Into the future will be the reduced in hla last years to Uv- subi, where former Kabakaa are the Times has courageously fought over the book corresponds to the fort! of many scientists ‘ In for the dramatic public demand and represented the conaclence A apUnter group o f miUUnta subject for the next ai\d final and over, but nevertheless now commit­ whole of man’s civilization, right many disciplines; ^or if we for the special session from Sardine Fishing ing on weKara, died early today buried. of all m en." demanding an end to the Chlca- column In this series, but 'here in a rented sqwrtnMnt in Lon- The new* of Sir Bldward’s back to the building of the pyra­ succeed in contacting a highly some candidate or Isome group, For Egypt, El Zayyat says, go trial of * 0*00 peradn* ted Itself In Its handling of Mr. Agnew— we will be concerned with the LONDON — Sardines were A m death waa broadcast cn the ear- mids. The modern era of science advanced ^civilization, we may followed by the heartless and the resolution embodies "oolos- charged with conspiracy to In- 1-Mhii 1-Vote In Anso^iit only known medium which popular in Europe centuries l>e- A Scotland Y ard spokesman ly morning bulletlna over Ugan- the crime of "guilt by association." and technology can be repre­ find ourselves In the position of unfeeling rejection of the call by sal oonceaalons dictated by the cite a riot during toe 1988 Demor travels with the speed of light— fore the discovery of America. MUd King FrikkUe’s death had da Radio. Is every speaker who ever appe^J on Any day any Atimla oitisen who sented by a thin postage stamp a newborn ibabe in the arms the administration . in power, world ,at large even.If It meant craUc National Oxivention later radio signals. Records tell of sardine fishing been reported a* a routine m'kt- shops in African trading cen­ wants to can go lnt<« court to test toe placed on top of the dime. To of its mother — helpless at followed by extensive campaign Incomplete justice." clashed wtto police at^ the Jue- a platform once occupied by George Wal­ Equipment Becomes off Yarmouth. England, about ter, and it appearad he died isrs around Kampala stayed _____ validity of aldermahic representation pursue the analogy a little fur­ first but maturing and learning use of the issue and o f the story E l 2teyyat polnta out that toe ties DepartmsnL j lace condemned to bo guilty? Or every In the late 1880s several A.D. 495. There are frequent from natural causes. He 'would closed as a sign of respect, and ,^ iu ta 5 ^ cn his based on ward lines drawn In 1882. And ther, the mucilage on the post­ from Its mother with the years. of how its noble champions had to ------scientists concluded that be­ historical references to Nor­ not be more qtedflc. a football match at Kampala long-standliig speaker who happens to criticise some- ■' If toe one-man, one-vote yardstick is ap­ age, stomp) corresponds to the And as Prof.. Philip MOrrlson ^received ignoble treatment Under 300 Grose Hops cause of the large number of wegian sardine fisheries In the Police said toe 46-year-old for- stadium today has been can- against Israal, plied, toe City wtU be ordered to rem ­ entire era in which we advanced and Giuseppe Qocconi have from those in power. thing Wallace once criticised to be classl- potential habitats. some ex­ Icelandic sagas of the latter edy exlating InequlUee. from no comrtiunlcatlons to ad­ said: "The probability of suc­ m ar king, who find here in June celed. that______country and its freetiom to LOe ANOEUDB — Fewer traterrestrial life might have ’^ e r e is, of course, one de­ fleil as a bigoted racist? The clUaen voting in toe most numer­ vanced coiprnunlcatlons. part of the 10th century and 1966 after Uganda President ^ emergency has use toternational tfatara In the than 200 growers raise hope in advanced to the stage where cess is difficult to estimate; but layed penalty for such cam­ As for what the Vice President him- ous ward In toe city—toe ThlM-^is rep­ For us to be able to communi­ there are records of a French MUton Obete aslaedsiisDd power, D0W<6rs aras was wma** imposedim*wbrtAst on the4hd» BugandaRturands. area.mr»a Egyptjp^rur£ rafu ^ all'all 1 thdMthose the United States, and Uiey*r^ 0 if we never SMre^, the chance paigning, a penalty Imposed resented by aldermen. Itoe oitisen they might be beaming signals sardine fishery In the early 1 1 th found dead in bed. region of Uganda olnce 1968, points until Nov. 22, 190T. ail ,^Hdie and tiie government of only-thing Egypt got out of It Their current crop la expected men. Obvioualy, whether he kimws it or sitive equipment Jiecesaary to ngembe MUtombi laiwongute p^^^ident MUton Obote led to, was the call for arithdrawal 'o f to range between 40 and 46 mii- agulrist, the media than did thlis single scout tor such signals was un­ not, toe oitisen living in toe largeat ward Mutesa, the aeoend, yrsm king of Kabaka’s flight to Ehigtond. toe Israella ito psaarar bounds- lion pounds, of which About 21A ■enteneje we have excerpted from the available. Then suddenly there is ehortohanged. He gets leas individual Buganda, Btnoe then all Ungrtilpa in rtes, arlth no inenUon of "tbs miUlcn pounds arill be expori- came the Maser, the paramet­ Times itory the next morning. The Vice pollUoal. olout in the voting booth toon Latei', be area first prarident Uganda wera atxiUahed and lantbi conquered before." ed. ric amplifier, and the construc­ Fischetti toe fellow living in toe smallest ward. of tbe state of Uganda from 1963 Uganda became a repubUc. "W e made these President wasn’t hitting very hard, and tion of large radio telescopes. The oouTta would undoubtedly order until bia deposition three years ______because are wanted to Ibte in he wasn't even hitting very accurately, The marriage of these new de­ C 1969 Chicuf(o tXail^ Nc»h toe Caty of Afuamta, as they ordered toe later. He waa knoro as King peace," El Zayyat said in an in- velopments meant thai the and Ills speechwriters olp^ously hadn't Freddie. tsrvte#. "W e Wboted to Ihw tn a ' I City of New Yiaven in a similar case, scientist could now begin to lis­ Honor Students p— bolding exotic titles community of nations. W e de­ even read the newspaper with which they either to redlstriot or to elect aldermen- ten for signals from other ad­ Uke Oommander o f the Order of a t - la ^ . vanced societies In space If Lmrrs-non ckled to pay that price. We were trying to flhd fault. Afrtda and Bpmxs, fa* was a At ALssumption Since this could come up at any time, they exist. thought w* ware buying the NonethelesSj, even n half-baked and In­ graduate of Oainbri4ge Unlvar- at toe oapriee of any oitlseh. and slnoe In April, 1888. Dri Frank .D. The foQosriifg stndents schiev- peeoefifl yean to oomc. Now ass rtty and an hnooraxY Heutenant have toot two accurate attack was within his rights. the voting dlatriota are fixed by Charter, Drake undertook Project Oxma, ed baaor roU stonding for the find «kit ertoosl to Her Majesty’s Orena- it would be well for toe munlelpaltty to turning this 85-foot radio tele­ ' j.Li-f.tjui first quarter at Aasumptlca Jun- yaaia. If he wished to risk It. One of the free­ rda. Ha was TWO ysars -go, tb. begin soon to decide how It will handle scope at the* National Radio As­ dter Q o i doms this is all about is the freedom the problem. With a mayor and aider- by Quean Ellntiath tt I tronomy Observatory to two KliM Vkaddla ted loiown aaUe ^ ^ v e 'd is t r ie t . representation thrown out were shut do^l'then we would by a oot^ ordering alootians at large.— ' have missed' them. If thla pro­ The quarrel is not with verbal Attacks, ktogs Ibis teorntog Radsnonto, I^toda ly to TH E E V E N IN O BBM|ITNEl. | gram Is to succeed, U ahould -MMte tlotejp, M U

1 ,... ■ 11 * A (3 I! SDT MANCHESTER EVENING H E ^L D , MANCHESTER, CONN., S^TURDAX N O V E ^ ^ 2 i 196d A-.' . •". • ■' ■ »■ ' ' '■■■'V' " , I ■jiBaii 1 I IIII III I III II

.News f Orange HaO to head for the Coliseum at 4. on you shiit-ins, giVd us a call. Group. fants through Grads 4. at church. 10:l|p a.m^. Worship Hour. Rev. PMIIp P'. Saunders, Pastor There w ill hot be any stops on so we can include you in ’ on Rev. J. CUfford Cmtta, PastorP m 7:80 p.m., Tcnith Grtnip. 10:46 a.m., Worship Service, 10:46 a.m.. Morning 'Worship. Topic V'The Destitution of Af- N the way to or back, exce^ for this treat. R ev.^ Robert Talmsdge, Sermon topic: "The'Sichneae df The Rev. Mr. Swense*', preach­ fluence.\ A nursery is provided 7 p:m., Sunday Service. ®™****"®y-- ^ Next week our Wednesday Assistant Pastor Measish Evangeli. Lamlat 11 a.m.,'-Worahlp S eizes. Rev. O. Henry Anderson, Calvary Clnirch and 11:46 a.m. ended this p u t Wednesday, _tod vtslt, or set up yout own card Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, I m toppy to r ^ ^ that ^ e fames. This means oiur next Unitod Methodist Chnrch' (Assemblies oTOod) 10:80' a.m., Worship ftoryice, . Eastmtnstor United Rt. 44A, Bolton Pastors M7 E. Middle T^e. Church of Jesus Christ o f . turne^over to the T o ^ Wei- H(rt.Meal will be on Dec. 8, the Nursery and Worship Church Presbyterian Fellowship Rev. K. L. Oust Latter-day Saints (Mormon)' Rev. Hugh A. Gnus, School. Bdv. Gordon Bates, Minister MfaiMer 8:86 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Pastor Hlllshnvn Bd. and Woodside St. (S'go(X fSu w*^t “SSI foS"?^‘" George Slye School, IN School for three-year-olds Paul E. Nnttall, Bishop be used to buy fruit, etc. when VoMMB Assembly o f God Kingston Dr., o ff Onk SL 0:80 a.m., Church School. through Grade 8. 9:30 a.m., Simday 8<:] 104 W, Main St. East Hartford 9 and 10:46 a.m., Divine Wor- Classes for ^1 ages. Nursery 0 a.m., Prleethood. Horning Worship. (First Lnthemo dterch 11 a.m., Morning Woihhlp. ship. Dedication of 1970 pledges. cUlties. 10:80 a.m., Sunday School. I rn V6ry gr^t6ful for icpAfiAv a m * vm«Mm t>aaa htaUdbig) 10 ain.,* Worship- Service and Nursery foiv,infant8. Sermon by 10:80 am.. Worship Service. ^Clasaes for all agee. aU who contributed to this most ^ Berman: "W h y Should We CHve worthy cause, and I'm •*“' ®“-i Andersen, 666; Rockville Sunday School. Thanks?.'' Pastor Anderson, “ The Penalty 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ 6 p.m.. Sacrament Service.. Agnee Bablneau, 662; Groce some fam lllee w ill be moet ap- lua- ..... •Rev. Lloyd A.-'Westover, Pastor 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel- for Wasting Time.” ice. Hymneii'.g and Bible mes- St. io h n 'i Episcopal Chnrch pre^toUve, thank you all very 6 4 ^ W losnhip. eage. Bartholomew'B CSiiirob BL 80, Veimm Philip Homey, Pastor much. 1:80 p.m., Sunday School. North United Methodjet Church Kohls, 683; Ellen Bronke, 681; 2:46 p.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Robert H. WeUner, 800 Parker St. ^v. Edward M. LaBoee Now that our Food Sale Is 2 St. M ary's Bp|s(sopal Church ThloettvUIe Congregational over, and we made a nifty profit 4 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. Rector I Rev. Earle R. Cuetor, Church and Park Sto. kAmletont Paetor Chnroh of 88O4A0, I'm asked to remind S ? ' ®®®' Wlson, Past(w Rev. George F. Nootraad, 628. 8 a.m., H oly. Communion. United amreh of Christ 7:80, 0\10:16 and 11:80 a.m., you all that before you know It Avery St. Gary Klose and Howard Mayer, Rector Did I tell you that In Just Christfaa BefmMd Ohnrdi 10 a.m., Family Worship Rev. Truman O, Ireland, Pastore-in-TTalniiig Masses. the day o f otu* RummageKge m le Jt. t Rev. Thnothy, Cgtheify win be here. Remember it will 3one . year, and eix weeke, we 081 Avery St. Service. Classes, baby-sitting, Pastor I Rev. Ronald ."BiUdemaii and coffSe hour. St. Bitoget diurch be held here at the Center on J?.''* ” »c»»ed tta 2,047 member. Sooth Windsor - 9 and 101:30 a.m., Worship Rev. Bueaell Allen 9:46 a.m., Church ScIkkS: Rev. John j.NDelaney, Pastor Friday, Dec. 6, from 0 to ????? *“ ''e seen the Rev. James A. Bonneinm, Service. Sermon: "Sharing Bur­ picture of Mr. Jacob Demko St. Peter's Episcopal Chnrch Nursery through Adult Discus- Rev. Kennem J. F^bie You folks niio missed out on M lnistw dens and Joy". 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. Sand HUI Bd., Sooth Windsor shxi Gitxq). 9 a.m.. Church S(>hool.. Nurs­ Rev. HaiT]\McBrlen helping us with the food eale, ^ 2,000th member. 9 a.m. Family Service. Ser- we're looking for your support -f. *** 9:46 a.m., Sunday ScbiSol for Bev. James A. BirdsaU, 11 a.m.. Thanksgiving Sunday ery and Grades 8 through 8. monettei The Rev. Ronald thi. W ---. " " » * acUvlUeS. W e're pretty all ages. Vioar Servtoe o f Worelil)>. Ingathering 2 10:30 a.m.. Church Maseee at 7, 8, 6, 10:80 In < « *bls pngtam. We're already rT u w II. i SchooL Hal(leman; Church School, Crib 11 a.nr.. Worship Service- of Food Supervtolon o f smaU Nursery, Kindeigarten and Ciaro, and Nursery Care. the church. 0:16, 10: ' and 12:00 (tolleoting clothes, and w ill con- t h e ^ ^ Unue to do so until Thurwlay Nursery. 8 and 10 a.m.. Family Serv­ chUdren in the Nursery. Grades 1 and .2. ‘'•■4:80 a.m., Sunday Morning in the auditorium. aftsroon. Dtc. 4. So look 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ice. Baby-sitting provided. .7:10 p.m.. Pilgrim FeUow- 1 p.m., Every Member Can- Coffee . Houee: Feedbach on Bhip. vaaa Sunday. Cionvasqers '*wlH St. James' around, and drnp o ff at least program "New Morality". First Evangelical Lotheron Unitod Oongrogatloiial Church meet at the churcAt - Msgr. Edward J. one article, one of these day.. 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. Ber- amreh of Rockville United Chnrch of Christ 8 p.m., Adult group vrtll meet mon by the Rev. Ronald Halde- Pastor Our Friday night setback pi- ... Boltoa Congifogatioaal Cfauroh Rev. Joeq[ih E. Vujs nochle tournament had 83 pUy- Winfield _ Pop' Bov. Richard B. Bertram, Tolland at the parsonage. . man. Bolton Center Rd. Rev. ThomM Barry en, with the following win^r;; * virit. 1In ' Pastor Bev. Donald G. M iller, Bov. J. Stanton Oonover, 7 p.m,, Evening Prayer. fact, he did some pretty good Minister South United Methodist Ohnreh Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Tommy "Irish'' O'Nsil, 148; Mlnistor Floyd Post, 180; TOm Murphy, bowling. W e're talking o f course 9 a jn ., Sunday School. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D . D,,' Center CongrogatliMial Church Momss, 6, 7:80, 0, and 10:80 Clara Rsnn, 128;, Oliver about the oldeat active ' bowler 10:80 ajn.. The Service. 0:80 I tad 11 a.m.. Worship 0 a.m.,-’ ' Church School, Phittor. in the country, os "Pop'' is Unitod Church e f Christ a.m., noon, and 6 p.m. Iberts, 122; EdKh i Wlrtolla, Service and Church School. Nursery, Grades 6-9. Rev.^'Carl W. Siumders, 11 Center St. 117; MoUle MoOarthy, 117; pushing the 100-year mark in Onr Savior Lntlieran Chnrch 11 a.m-, Hi|h School CIo m . 10:46 a.m.. Church 8hello? R«v. Walter A. E^mko, Moiuhty morning, we broke 0 and 10:46 a.m., W orship: ------'Minister of Christian Education Pastor He has moved, and hie new Bt. Francis of Assisi 9 a.m « Discuseion Group at _____ all preMous attendance records 8:80-0:16 a.m. and 10:45-U:46, Service. Sermon: '"rhe Duty Of address U 670 B. Center St. Suiiday Worship Services. 078 Ellington Bd. Susannah Wealey Hall. 9 ;i6 and 11 a.m., Worahlp for our|NMtchsn social, m we Thanksgiving.’’ Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. had 00 iw w e on hand. It ’e real­ We received a couple of invi­ 0 :80-10:80, Sunday School and South Windsor ^ o j y i 9 and 10:46 a.m., Morn- Service. Thanksgiving Sunday. tations this iwst week. AU are 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim FeUofw- ly a trekt to sec eo many smil­ Adult Bible Class.. Bev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Bhtp. Ing W(>rahip. Thanksgiving Sun- The Rev. Mr. Simpson proach- Gospel Hall invited to attend the formal ded­ Pastor day. Sfermon; "The Pi4oel> of Topic: "Something N e w " ing faced Here, eapeclally the ication of the new "N ativity 4i8 Center St. very first tl^g on a Monday Wesleyan Unitod Methodist Bev. Laarrenee Bock, Qratltude,” Dr. Shaw preachy io:16 a.m .,-C offee Shoppe, Scene” in Center Park (m Sun- Wapping Community Chnroh morning. ' Ohnreh ^ Aasistant Pastor Oongregatl(Hial ^ _ Woodruff Hall.______-lO-a^mrr-Brroking-bread;— "iir-m eniiltei -C iystol fake Bd^HUagton- VI and —19:46 aim;-,’ Ohuroh 8 to 5 p m.. Parents of kinder- . new scene w ill reaUy be eome- ~HBT.~Hafiild W. " R lr lu d w , — 11:46 a.m., Sunday S(:hool. Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Massee at 6:46, 7:48, tad 11 School for infant, pinochle ' tournadtent continues thing we in Manchester (uui be Mbdstor toddler garten and under. Mro. Barrowe 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. to (Irow (Sayers, tad we had a ajn-, and 8 p|m. through adults. of West Hartford Congregation­ very proud of, and one that wiU High Masses .a t 0 and 10:16 Bev. Jlrolr M. Sogotnian, record-breaking OoNpIayen par^ be hard to top anywhere. Should 0:46 a.m., Sunday School Associate Minister U l al Church w ill demonstrate The Salvation Army ticipatlng for flfteenxprlass. The Classes for all ages. •un- .■ N The Presbyterian Church ways of working with our young tot Main St be a nice program, and we hope of Manchester lucky winners were! Florence to see you there. il a.ip., Worship Service. Nur­ children. Memorial Hall. MaJ. Kenneth Lm u w , sery. United Congregational Church 9 and 10:80 a.m., Wondilp 48 Spruce St. North, 778; Paul Sohu^, 700; The Junior Women’s Club of Service. Sermon by the, Rev. 8:30 to 6 p.m.. Grades 7 and Officer 0 p-m., Wesleyan Youth. Tolland Bev, Georgb W. Smith, BeM v Moonan, 706; \Zennon Manchester has 'extended fan in- M r» Richardson, "Thanks Be 8, Woodruff Hall Film; "Hu­ Deroeeier, 607; Frank \Dlana, 6:80 p.m., Fast and Prayer. Bev. Donald O. BllUer, Minister man Growth.” Speaker, Dr. Sunday, • m Tiravav »•., c.uta y -w b , vitatloH to ail you cord wayara Minister .To GkxL’ * Church School. a.m.. Prayer , 9 1 . Schueta, «80;\Mary to attend their card p « ^ at 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. Francis Helfrick. . = w . Hope,MniW. M8;sm- MabelWahal Keeney,\fl08; ______*Cr. ' 9:16 a.m., Sunday 8ch(x>I 6 p.m.. New Members Night, 0:80 a m., Sunday 8(*ool ^ the Masonic Temple on Wednes­ 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Claaaes for all ogea. day evening, Dec. 17, at 8 p.m. Trinity EvangeUeal Lutheran Veraon United BMbodlst / Federation Room. (aasees tor all ages). Bva Poet, 048; Eva 10:30 a.m., Worahlp Seryl(»e. This group of young ladles is Church . Chnroh 0:30 p.m., Youth Fellowship, 10:48 a.m.. Holiness Meeting B,.trice Made;. Mabsl Sacred Heart Church going all out to make this card (Mleeeuri Synod) Rev. Cbailes Beober, Pastw ITle Rev. Mr. Smith preaching.' Woodruff Hall. Rt. 89, Vernon Sermon: "Gratitude." (nursery projdded). vVUson, 088; and May Derb; party a real treat Jiut for you. 88 Prospect St, Rockville 0 6:16 p.m., Open A ir Meeting. Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 032. I I f you think you'd like to at­ Rev. Bruce Rudolf 0:80 a.m.. Worship Service 7 p.m.. Evening Service. First Church'Of Christ, 6:80 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Rev. Richard Bernier, , Film ; ‘ "Through Oates of At our Fun-Day this (>ast tend, w ill you plsMO call our and child caije. S erm (» by tbe Seienttst 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. -Aaelatant Pastor Splendor.” Wednesday, I announced that office 648-6810, because It will 8 and 10:80 a.m., Worship (Motor. Church achool, nursery, 447 N. Main St. starting in December there Service, Holy Communion. kindergarten. Grades 1 and 2. United Pentoooetal Chnroh be lm(x>rtant in their planning would be some changes mads 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80 and 10:80 a.m.. Church school all Second Congregational Church 187 Woodbridge St. to have hn idea of Just how It a.m., Church Service. Sun­ in the time schedule tor many accommodations to plan Adult InstrucUca Claas. 11:46 a.m. other chtsaes. Unitod Ohur(di of Christ day School and Nursery. "Soul Robert Baker, Pastor 885 N. Main St. Wednesdays. We w ill, continue on. Think it over, then give me and Body" is the subject pf the St. Maurice Church, -Bolton a Rev. Felix M. Davis, 10 a.m., Sunday School. to have our artg and crofts pro­ a call- Unttarlau FsUowsIdp Second OongrogatioMd Chnroh lesson-sermon. 'The Golden Text gram in the morning with the I get - going. and no matter e f Glastonbury Rev. Robert W. CnMBin, Pastor Unitod Chnrch Of Christ rSls'ii Mlnistor from Psalms 42:11. 11 a.m., Worahlp Servlos. I Rev. Ernest 8. liarris, bus atartlng to pick up (Mople how much I write, I manage to Academy Junior mgh B t 44A, Coventry The Christian Sclenos Rsad- 7:80 p.m., EWangellstic Serv­ Masses at 7, 6:80, 10 and 11:30 V ™ - . 1- luij'ijili Associate Itilnister ice. at 8:80. Our hot meal program leave something out, and It I BIhto St., Glastonbury Bev. Robert K. Beehtald, Ing Room, to Uis (>ubUo will be the same from noon to do this twice, H w ill have to Minister I- r>i except on holidays, is located wait tmtil the next column like 10:80 a.m., Service, Nursery Roekvme United Methodist 10 a.ip., Morning Worship. at 749 Main St. The hours are Chureh o f the Nataraue i , change w ill be on Nursery through Church School 180 Main St. Wednesday. Dec. 8. we wUl the others. and 8a. etartlng at 12 o'clock, ■ c»h o*' led goods for 6 p.m., Youth Choir and ly d a ll and Vernon Sts. m. to 4 p.m., Council of Churches 6:M'| a.m .,' Church School, Junior Choir. Eugene Brewer, Minister 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. of 12:80.The reason for prises; 6 p.m., Young Adult, Teen ****■ change is because we u a pinochle snt. Bus w ill nursery! through adults. 7 p.m.. Confirmation Classes. and Junior meeting. ex(>ectlng to have an important P*ck up at 8:80 a.m, and make Hebrewa 10:66 >a.iB., Morning Service, 8 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Frilow- 9 a.m., Bible CloMSS. k S I tf . I I I II sBl^ T p.m., Bvangelietic Service. S'*®*! for oui; hot meal, followed !*^o return• •• tripe,wm one oat n(xm, What is man, that thou art hurseryi through Grade 4. ehlp. 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon: !------by a short s(>eech to our mem- and ' ^ the other at 4 * p.m. mindful of him? S'i "Spiritually. Joined Unto Tuesday,y, 10 a|.m.ei|.m. to noon,r oil It's faoclnatlng to me to pen- Christ." 2Uon Bvnngell jilliriwtiff 1i ?1: !ijj] y j i ? Jiijiiij! Donald Nels(m, George Caruth- the book of Hebrews and thep to THANKSGIVING \ d era. 10, and every Wednesday P"'** official (uegrams, but ■ You a 9 a.m.. Divine Worahlp. Nurs­ thereafter, our Fun-Day will be- building' will be open for card the astronaut who recently read QTS., V i SALS, SALS., S-OAL. JASS, r 11 a sHliteiillSliillHIaldiiiiai ery In Pariah House. gin at 1:80. This is one-half hour TV viewing, xmaOi^, this verse over worldwide tele­ 'm I --M « IM «| vision. c. CROCKS, KISS. lARRELS. SHSOTS 1 k 10:18 a.m., Sunda^ School ) and earUer than in the (Mat. Our P®***' ahuffleboard. What is man — never in his­ THE Y*yt"». TV viewing, read- widely appealing. But troe to the paradox that is man never SPEAKS Rev. Joseph B. Bonrret cards may do so in other roomr **^' P°®** “"** shufflehoard; 1 i i in history have ths balsc drives BOLTON CIDER MILL during this hour; however,^ we P *"* * P-"*-* • » - and Impulses surrounding that ROUTES 6 and 44A — BM,TON fcy Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., hoipe by having the : f P-m. to 10 iU !,! i .Sn!! il ^ M. SnUVEBSTEIN, Mft. — TBU B6l-( E u g e n e Aaelataat Pastor p.m., sctiMck touinnment "center of dignity" been so without dance cIom on Wednesday. earnestly analysed and so B r e u e r we'U be ablp to get more people * reminder on Thanks- seriously exploited by thoM 9 a.m.. Holy Oommunlon, to want to learn'how to square K^xing Day pleaae attend the with a point to make qr a It a .Chemist detects con- Ohurta School tad ” Nursery.------dance. church o f your choice, to thank product to sell. tam'natton of a city's water 10 :K) a.m.. The Service, ThU means that we w ill not ^ for aU his blessings bestow- What Is man? Primitive men sup(>ly, he makee known his Church School and Nursery. findings. Otherwise, an epi­ have square dancing on Thun- '“ •T **• restore usually answered this'and other 2 knowing * 4 1 « I i t peace, and ha(>{>ineM, to the demic could result days as ws have in.the (Mst. eternal questions by (xtintlng to world once again. Jehen-ah’s WUnsM Now that I havs confused you God. They may be wiser than If a lawyer finds a flaw in Klnsdem Hall a Utis to pro(>srty, he so ad­ all, all I CM-say Is It's a good many of us. Modern men be- vises ta* client. Otherwise, 716 Ui Mata Bt thing 1 have the weekly cauM we cannot know and de­ he mav become sublect to a schedule at the end of the Herald fine and describe God to their it? 9:30 a.m., Public Bible dla- _ lawsuit, should the client column, so therefore I ask you satisfaction and bscauM th ^ Do you believe that religious nurchaee nroperty without a course; "Striking Fulfillment of to be sure to read and keep ^ t Yesterdays are V impatient with the myths truth capnot be contrary to clear title. a Deathbed Prophecy." part. If ever you have a quea- SO Yean Ago that have grown, up around the truth from any oUier source? If a doctor dlscoven a 10:80 a.m.. Group discussion Uon, fesi free to call us at 068- The label tend to discount God and Do your bplleve man la ca- disease in a (Mtlcnt, he of the Nov. 1 Watchtower mags- 8810, and w a'll try to help y ^ . Mi[nrtieS!i?*Mem^M H ^ u i look to science. But science con­ 2 >lna •vtinl. A«nii>(n».n/.a wWk FUn-Day, BVOn ' " ' ‘ ~ (Mble of pelf-improvement trea'^ h*m accordlng- tine article "Acquaintance with is laid. Preeldent C. Elmore sists only of msn's sbiUty to and is not oondemned by Iv. O'herwiee, he may be God Le(ula to Eternal Peace Nyquist had some very Interest­ Watkins prMidM, the Rev. W. organlM, Isbsl and u m tacts "original sin?' sublect to a suit tor mal­ ing and colorful sides to show Do you believe that striving practice. J. McGurk malting the addrero and slsments thqt havs always to Uve a wholesome life is the 128 (MO{>le (>resent, of his at the ceremony, the prayer is been. Thero must be in man a I f a (ireacher obeervM pol- trip through the Canadian Rock- more important than accept­ lutkNi in one's religious offerod by the Rev. P. J. O. dimmsion that transcends the ing religjoM creeds? teach'ng, a flaw in one's IM and the Pacific Northwest. CoTTMlI, pastor of the Swedish sciences. There must be In Do .btaaVa in ths pracU-'' t 't’ e to a heavenly home, or Everyone thoroughly. enjoyed Lutheran Church and one of the creation a dlmenstan that cal appUoj^n of brothsr- the disease o f sin in one's seeing them, and we want---- original wee^eeeaM trvsteea qjKot the IKIVpi*boepi transcends roan . I still wOl VOLKSWAGEN hood? , life, tiiould be revOal his (x>lnt to Go(L , 1964 cr> CO Then you are profsMing Music is turnlshsd by the C_> UJ findings? If ha doM, many tor taklag the Uine to s t ^ Salvation■ Arm y &in4L ind. Rev. R.E. Haldeman Unitarian beliefs. will oonolder him a narrow­ them to us. St. Mary'S ^ Is o o p a l Churta- Deluxe Sedon Services are at 10 ;W a.m. I - minded, self-righteoua bigot. Ws also beard that LucUle 25 Yeanf AiAgo • BADSO each Sunday with a oom(>lete "Am I 'become your enemy, prmlsee church s(jlx>ol and niipMry ■iiahethan Crawford underwent surgiry on engtoeer praises early • WHEn. OOVBM by telling you the truth?” formula will give plsae- her alUng hip, ami U to Mtis- ‘ ‘ •''Chester planning. In talk at oai^ at the same hour. Gal. 4:10. If he (kies not, he n m • VINXL INTBBiaM will .give account to God. on (or mahy ysaro. factory condition. Lucille U a C h *- 2 mm. 4 :lff. OoBtetaer dsHgned and pallent at the Windham Memor- 10 Yean Ago ■tads eaelustvely for lal Hbepital. WUItmantic, Conn. This was a Sunday; The Her- •ETT. STORE "F o r am I now aeekinf Taylor ot Lem (WhHavu AlM Isa » I the favor of men, or' of God? Wodgmrood and other How about sending ber a card? *hl . Ta Plaaaa) ... If I were still pltMlng yettera. B. «stitaa-» TPiOE 1 1 ? . 3 men, I ahould not be a aarv- The m^bers exprsM their fNaxt Th PUtate MkL) i • ■ - 7 ^ ^ : a e o ant of Christ.” Gal. 1:10. A Utiqiie om m e g (xuulolences to Jack Haberem. nMEkaglvlHf Day OPEN WED.. THUMB.. Uiiifttrian-Uirivtw d b f Osti^ 10 to M on the death o f his stster Mrs- VHL t a s Chureh of Christ ••••■ ty E. CeOMT I Susanna Kotch, who was a A S A L W A Y S TED TRUDON. Inc. wf ppiancMwfWw member of our Centor* L jrd a li rim I Vernon Sts. \ VOLKSWAGEN POBSCHB Things are looking Just fine A G O O D P i A C I ; V 4M Mata St. — M 6464008 Phone: 643-2517 ' tor our Meal On Wheeto pro* ARTHUR Mtli ^ T O S H O T KT.8ATQU.ANDTlTO.~TALm ^iw gram, and It everythtog gOM - W ------^ i -

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CwtfaJao, CHIpooven SERVICE iw li® Jn f j I flf I WMdrobe Opposite East Cemetery j, llfp Its f J III an OKNTKB g I i |6 I I - I n—Sty Dry r^— »-y tp B c d ity MBmorioli I S'”": Om Day Servloe A b o r a n io o n d v t t ^ ^ I fSl Over Se Team’ KqMrieam AT AUL HOUB8 i ^ a j I I = . * A tte n ttoM oBd ttepoira 0 I s eV' e § f l g ?I Get Tuneup at Stevensods 9 bO ES^9 i 9 E9 | if9 S’ sS§6,? §1 9u I m 93 Oae D i» Servlee on Soede Reupholster in Winter [ Warietm, d m e ra to ie r^ !§ /? I a?i&l|p lllb ' CoH 649-5807 AS Work Done On Piwnleeo t I How fbout having a ear telviiw to atop aad go, around Oarbwetare, ■ I A. AnUCTTI, Prop. Are you one of Hw fortunate do the Job yourself. TMe Scotch tunaiv at atoranaonto Base 8to- town M vlng, It to a good pcae- Foreign Care persons wiio wtB be taking a Gard protecta against dirt and au-7Na B BB BBB88 8 • • •#«» N PARKADE HarileoB St., .Manebeetor tlon, KB Mete Btr O uatlM t per- **«• <» the oU aad oU (U- VBcathn during Hm iHnter asa- stains because they cannot pene­ s s iis s ii I ti in iii totto w an. during the w m « c' i s CLEANERS aon? I f so, end U you have trate the fabric. aome furniture ihat you would The location oc the P A M ” JS°**** y* *“ «*”• an oil not eapaMive. II! I IB IF I.. Next To Lifgett Drag like tp Have uphobtered b u t Uphnlatory Shop to a partteidai^ ’I hate to part wltbi tt for the iy oonventotk end for K la k>- c t atemeoa'a ^n «♦.. a— MANCHESTER Where yon get low prices STEVENSON’S length of time k takes to have eatod at the rear of the Itock- • * * fttet iM Thtnkiil tor you. 9 le ^ S ’g g . sII h- p' and a !• % Bonos Card the wotk done, why not con­ ade on the lower level. When (heir outoonMre are ptaaaad n T T m T iy S b i o2< ” -”l ®-S Ii ISp.^rf- M i'§<< . . . To &ve WithI ESSO rfder P A M UphoWery you reach (he Parkade, drive with the aervtoe given at IhU • 405 atop do it for you while you around to (he back and there rtattoft. T)m3^ 4o g Ana Job GBd G^AifMa Atw« fVii-if9ieM ■- Mas# S s a fo o d MAIN ST. are enjoying your veoationT the atone to right on the kwrar B to ^ E ’a S w 3 1* » | | b| : pSsSwl 1-^- | - 8 f 0 i*® y - y , 52 ? S i 2 lr‘ , ; S 5 S . i ; CHOICE VARIETY TEL. 649-5533 Having furafture upiiolateted level where (here to alwaye . . both tha ncuhtf mad G J UsiHiBtagy 'R S > p , 1 trg §■ RS* p""Id^an^t' * TUBB-Ups during a vacattan period has plenty of right a a d Ml SlMG a , , g S s ' Ostrinsky woiked out very well for msuw I** front of the store, taay cliatHtaaT u you oo naau and It to teWMOonl Ro Imvg Qualifyi PBB-UPHOUlBBdm i»s?:z: ag 9 3 9 9 | 9 9§2 ' 9 999 99 9 ^9 9 ~ 999 9 9 *"? !? 0. ‘S-": i l i l f e « K « i . w i', § g S f f l j S® ^ . * Engln* Cteqning people, and when they return, T. Ha warn tfm T^lS^L e MODEBN FVBIimnUI DEALER IN WASTE their furniture to ready for vtolt the shop ek any tbne, even Seafooa aad AMIIGDM MAHERIALS * Minor Ropcdrs them. Oall Max Plrog, the. own-, if you. ..are not thinking of hav­ am betterlee. Blthar one of e BTera Steele aad these batteries will give exoel- plekup and doitvarjr 43 OAR STREET /• * Stamps er o f the P A M Upholateiy teg work done right now. Tou lent aervloi for they ere tugged, IRON aiop; the number is M8-6S^. wlU eetjoy looking at aampleo heavy duty ones. toe «n oaie, eodthto to a gleet li:iHni):;i:l:li>i!:;iillil:!l:!if!i;i Tril him when you will be and you will find many Ideas - Ih e new emm do i«ot need to oanvenlaiioe. Juet phono them 8 s i at eiM eae and they wtH ptok SCRAP METAL away and make arrangiementa that you may IUm to u m later have the -all changed as fre- to have your furniture done at on. Fbr the beat In upholster- quonlly as tbs elder enae dM, eg your oar aad dattver K that time. big, depend upon the work done but any good meeltonip wfll tall when the week to flakbad. aRd PAPER U nited Rait-CUU Brakae ebould be ciiaelMd be­ iMwer Level o f Ibr. I Ebcperience is aa tnaportant at the P A M Upholstery Shop. you that whan the bulk o f your R e a b e n PI m ’ s ddB-dm 781 PABK BB ST. asset in any business and par- fore we have lay mad oendl- A Tass. M , aa*. K 8 Tel. e«S-678S or 6U-S8T9 ttcidaily 00 m the uphoUbery tkoa. Btabae that pidl uneven­ 8M BinUNBIDB AVB. ly oar throw you into a eWd. Taxaco Sfafion EAST HARTFOBD htwineai. When you have P A M UphoUtery ahi^ do work 381 M«la SttaGf ^SSJ LUCA'S . 289-6333 for you, you are getdiig t h e GLASS Power aad Haad Toole benefit of n yeens of worUng wheel beorlnga; oGny PhoBG 643-9149 ^ - H aBLF-MaiVlCT! Painting aad Decorating ^ In Oils held. H ierefore, you Ul LAUNDRAMAT a bill line of Hydra am tin !E (/ ) D ty Ote— io g ■■# TeHoelog Tools know that your work w ill be wheel bearUgB tor leptocement Aina:. R«wM.vliig ead cuolx^' Oerdea aad .Iaad-Teole- "done to perfeotton.------'------— apMfcph g i-th a r a ie bufn<>a,~~ e f b r Table TtoW mMdo auMa; pauta and ooote. Baby, Houeehold, Party Many people ooUeot antique p o t^ Omt are dirty mohe tt AB W sfk > , too! aad Baaanet Sup furniture, but for aome K Is a dlfncuM to get the beat per- OPBN a A.M. te a rJL U 1 Fktr ' lavaUd Ne Texooe LakrteeHMi " »« ' ??i’gg problem to Iniaw where you torraaaoe out of your oar. W e Give jt* C Orem BATVBDAT a AJL-NOOM can get an u]dx>laterer that can ; “ > • ^g liW iiS iii o | i | do a reaNy authentic uphototer- LAROCHELU m M YOUR Ing job on thto type o f furnl- ptooed 1‘ wkh nationally known WHITE GLASS CO. tuie. Many do not know bow to brands at atsiv«asan> Base Bta- :OZ H f i n s r i ; COMPLEIE tion. IN C. I ,___ l i it s ? do hand tufUiig, but Max Plrog at BtoeeB Bt.—T iL aM ^iaSI PET CENTER does a fine Job o f hand tufUng. I i your battery to net up to TOURMNE - > o Oanariea — Paeakeola Whatfaer you ooUeot antique toll stmngth the touk may lie Trepleal Ffah — Tnrtlee with the gansrator. Then again Hamsters —* OerbBs ‘funolture or have tome that be­ the etarier may be at BMik. The PMNTS ZAMY AldWa TMM •«s m islands.. It provides year-round a gchutne deelre to eallafy tholr q„ extra time allows the firto ■r^f Tmucp auNd fitok NO BBBVfCB BNAIOB. aad LAOQCBB ...... o employment for about *,0(» eustomers — and they do. atd* to dry thoroughly. Try fS f TOP. CUABOB i 8 is il i '»S .d B 5P i s r- people a®d see eons! work for OommuiUty Prses Is set up to OonummUy Preee to r the beta iwGM mUm |lM in printing. e MOTBUI BT. -VBBNON. COMM. M <5 e AIBUNBS ■ c G s * t P 5[ I? 3 Read ,llerald AcU Get 4 Pata«i{ Pifblta? Wc’ll Help! Sarvice still means aomethlnf to ua—tmd aeiMce D O N T h W r k i means Bpchding enough time ftith you to help you SETTLE FOF^ adect the right paint finish for that job yoy’re plan­ ning. See 08 for paint and service when you plan your LESS ! | H a : '==^ a J .S . f 11« next project. 9 IA >'v'v; *B S 8 * (Tl)c b u d g et t s s i i i i G INSllRGD so' PAYMENT PLAN . ■ .:s • ii •’ ■ ; 1 -s f eaJoAn^PMHtCQ 7» MAIN ST., MXN(11ESTER--PH 0 N E 649-4$01 G24-HR. CUSTOMER- 8

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S ^ t i o n T w o i ^TU im AY. NOVEMBER 22, 1969 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1969 Teachers Confer, About Towiv Two ^Cosmic Comics^ Took Pages 11 to 20 Obituary H a y m w o r t h Mulls ■ ■ 1 ' rzra&ST----- ‘' ’ ' ' - \ W i t h V i s i t o r The Manchester Adult Eve- r M l I C m 9 - 1 ’ "MM IS 1 ' ^ ______•:...... L ning 8^1 i he Blue Out of the Moon M j t f as u i t Stopben R. Doyle From NESDEC on Tuesday riekt w^k. ClssMs . ROCKVHiLE — Steidien R. \. __ will not mMt on Monday, R e t u r n to P r iv a t e t e s t e r (€ from Page One) the three arm f of the msgneto- Doyle, 81, of BB Orove St, died Dr. jiqbert S. Ireland and his We flapped them away nessman and a cousin of the Mr. Doyle was bom Oct. 8, N i x o n W i D ^ Jr., rejected 6»46 by the Senate Building parking lot for three judge. wtmo \mKW\ wnmmr 1888 in Rockville,' son of Peter Friday for a Beat on the Su­ 6 1 i aw fiWSth'illir. and Fannie Kelly Doyle. He hours yesterday-afternoon, con­ Furman,* whose IpvAerage - SKS PJML, s u rd F A . preme 'Court, will s p e ^ the firm handled Hajmswmrth’a con­ was employed at the Whiter- ferring- or just clicCtUng infor­ 0 - - . rats rsanss, IB tus.- Press FigHt SLIP’S, ■; s next two weeks deciding wheth­ troversial Investments, told re­ bin Division of the U.S. EbiVe- mally with any scHoOL person­ teU you one thing, we’re going I 4 PJM.-S pan- \ lope Co., in Rockville before he nel who might care tb. drop in. Continued from Page One) er he wlU remain on the U.8. 4th porters that "quitting is not Cle­ to be a couple of dirty b l«- \ ^ ment’s wiay.’’ retired in 1968. Dr. Ireland is executive sec­ m rs T M fi’r ^ ” 0^ ^ spell. It has to Circuit Court of Appeals. He is survived by three retary of the New England porters that in his judgment the ooin x ' I ’m about to full ifown *** heard to be savored— or An botir after the vote was re- " I ’m family,’ ’ he said, "and aftNrs, 8 P.SB.-S pan. neicM. 'School Development Center 67-vear.old67-year-old juristiurlst would have to a c m t^ h rt^ I Uyed to Haynsworth by PreM- we d(si’t quit.’ ’ . Stir.Sarvlee: IS njn.-S 'T h e funeral will be Monday (NESDEC) In Cambridge, been confirmed if it bad not ’’Oops.’’ 'I’he dust covers weren’t all dent Nixon on the telephone, the The tm t of the statement is- 8 pAUd P A . been for labor opposition. * 67-yeor-old juriM' released a Tstsnslvi Core and Osr at .8:80 a.m. from Burke Fu­ Mass., . The couple started a. Drily, mission control observ-' sailed, sued by C“Judge~'caemem F. „ But Hruska said he Qiinv^ O s n : neral Home, 76 Prospect St., three-month tour of area states ed alter a few niinutes: "Ap- "M y strides are 10 feet,’’ Con- SOO-word st^ m e n t saying Us Ibynsworth Jr. foUowing Sen­ future a P A , and S iN p A - S te»y. Maine, Vermont, and New It was grand comedy amid lisldlng Bean agreed. months has ended. The naatdu- ful campaign against another . - r i o t i " ^ ' ^ H e a d s Z B A The statement, drafted by p a ; sOmts, S PA-8 p A . Shi Friends may call at the fu­ Hampshire. Yesterday’s visit that "You just push o ti your toes tlon is on unhappy one for me, was the final one In Connect­ n o n ^ th a conservaUve ^ t r ’^pii^.'^d Haynsworth in his law office SM pA-S P A neral home tomorrow from 2 to mil- and le t . her go,’ ’ Conrad said. At a special meeting of the but, ftw our country's sake, 1 icut. Dr. Ireland said they are and distributed by two law Agn U bsHs i i s to mirismfty, .* P “ - _____ ^ It wniiM not sichl.... mlssed it. After about 36 declaring at another point: hope the debate will prove to scheduled to be in Rhode Is­ Zoning Board of Appeals held clerks, said the judge muM now IS bs ether nians, ns Bmlt in the President aDnohita*uinMj.r •***"“ ^ > TV camera . "Boy, do I like to run up here, this morning in the Planning have been' a cleansing agent Onu-lee G. Frans land during the first week'next (xmsider “ whether my useful­ southerner if h e ^ S ^ Intrepid went on Dum-de-dum-dum. The Grst Department office, Charies G. which will smooth the way for COVENTRY — Charles month, and then to weiltem ness has been so Impaired that « j J l i t “ I ! When the thing I ’m going to do is run Plria was re-elected chairman ♦lie President's next and later ihs George Franz, 71, of North Lar­ Massachusetts. I should leave the Court'of Ap­ Hruska s o ld ^ * Maynswortn,i. aMronaiits took it off Ita mourn- over U> that volcano.’’ and John A. Ciaglanello secre­ nominees. risttora that with iisswlrmjUiin go, Fla., died Wednesday at Bay There are three purposes in peals and return to private tary. "Under the Omstltiitloiv the *dM way, paiUag agrnna Is Pines Veterans Hospital, St. their extended travels, he said. Although Scott voted aaatost moon. At length. Mission Control Ufe.” Senate has a duty, os weU os a hasltod. VWtors a n ta Petersburg, Fla. He was the Two of these are to convey in­ Haynsworth’s' confirmation the O io lr beet to fix it. aeht the two over to a lOOfrfbot Bot^ ■ men were re-elected Haynsworth, who refused ta right, respcaisibly to exeroioe k bear wftk the hospital wMle the father of Arthur Bruneau and formation about NESDEC to Republican leader said he would unanimously to the short (less see reporters after the PreM- The Cornerstone Was Laid SO Years Ago Today power of consent to executive Mrs. Shirley Bigelow, and school systems not familiar like to see Nixon name another “ "*® oiWttog than five minutes) meeting.. dent’s telephone call, said in the the garbled image changed command module pilot Richard appointments. i In a repuUlc brother of Edward Franz, all of with the organization, and to southerner and a strict con­ Other regular members of the statement that he would not f i f t y years ago today, on a (X)ld and snowy morn­ cost of $4.74 per patient day. In contrut, the hos­ a b n ^ y . (Jordon, flytog his lonesome such as ours, ^ is a wise, and Coventry. receive critical appraisals from structionist. Zoning Board are Martin J. Fo­ make a decision "to the emotiem ing, the (tomerstone of Manchester Memorial Hos­ pital now contains more than 300 beds, a $6 mil­ )kay, it’s coming to there course around the moon. The ley, George P. CburlUa and essential, check upon executive Patlenfo Tsday: 96T Survivors also include his members. The Manchester "The court needs balance," of the moment." The decision, pital was laid. C, Elmore Watkins, (left) the first lion addition is untler construction, 15,000 patients school system is a member. Scott said, and this also was the , Al,*\ XGsslon Control said hint went unnoticed. Conrad Charles H. McKenzie. power. There Is no choice but to ADMITTED YESTERDAY; wife, another son and daughter, he said, will (x>me in approxi­ president of the first board of trusties, and Dr. wpre treated last year, and the average coet per In addition, the center recent­ prematurely. "What changes kept chattering, Caglanello was re-elected af­ accept its judgment; and I 1k^ Joan R. Abbey, Spring DcUe and a grandchild. theme of a ntimber of other Re­ n ■ ■ ---- mately two weeks. Geofge A. F. Lundberg Sr., one of the first physi­ ly sold the New England Edu­ did£ you m ake?" ter Foley and McKenzie declin­ that my friends and supporters Ave., South Oorventiy; Mrs. patient day is now $60. D r. Lundberg Sr., who The funeral will be Monday publican senators who voted Finally ground communicator "The ordeal of the last two " I hit it on the top with my will recognize that the greatness Alice Anderson, 8 Franklin cians to practice at the new hmfort by Gonsalves,'" the mother of three, St. recently by the street lions have been received from Mrs. Tlllle T. Most, 426 W. cotopsred with $6,989,741, for informsd of the proposed mer- of Mrs. Malda FItzger Me- This leglsl^on now makes it himself from ruling in oases In bounding around the moon-. up picked up their footfalls. Be-' Tom McMahon, student body added, "The resolution is an un­ messages of (tcnfldenoe and sup­ was returrdng home from shop- ^ ® Planting subcommittee of the following persons: HMaineMiddle Tpke.; Sharon M. Pa- H*® ***■* B>rae quartens of 1966. gers with The Superior Steel Creery of East Hartford and tiie compulsory,-for public bodies to which opponents cimtended ho *o*iP®, at one point passing tore boarding for a rest, pon- president of , the 7,^student happy one for me, but, for our port. ping at the A * P on E. Center ♦*** diam bef of Cfommerce’a Rd. neighbors, to memory of quin, S®riIousIy close — as the mis- rad set to'work, driving a steel lajid grant college, haUed the country’s sake, I hope the de­ - " I must now consider whether St. and was riding down Sum- Beautiful Cfommittoe, along Alfred Cadorette;, Mr. and jean K, Patrio, 606 Nevers *^1® periods were $948,164 Beorlnge Compeny. We now ad­ lived most of her live in the sehtatlves of pubUc employes. the parties. sion commander saw it — to the tilbe into the ground to 'get a decision as a "symbol of what bate «dll prove to have been a my usefulness has been so im­ mit St. with her two bags of '"'I**' several memorial trees Mrs. Harold Wareham, to me- r u ., Wapplng; Robert C. Rialey, 1917,887 tor 1986. vise you that the agreement of Manchester-South Windsor area Vermont, Dr. Ireland found, While none of the oenators ac- solar wind detector he had just sample of the subsurface soil, can be achieved if matters are cleansing ageiit which will paired that I Should leave the groceries In the bock basket. Planted Thursday by the me- mory of J^rs. Robert R. Kee- WilUmantic. ' In a letter to stockholders, merger wKki National has been has mode the greatest strides in approached to the right spirit ol before moving to East Hart­ oused him of dishonesty or of *** 'V- "W e're not going to have any smooth the way for the ITeoi- court of oppefUs end return to Police say that the wheel of the "lorial tree subcommittee at ney; and Susan W. Jacobson to Also. James M. Ruftol, 8 B n b n t P. Fuller, prsstdsnt, ex- terminated In oooordanoe with maximum school utilization. mutual respect and common ford three years ago. She was seeking to profit from his pool- you make me knock my trouble sleepily tonight," the dent’s next and later nominee.’’ private Ufe. ,I do not think I bike ekher turned in the gutter ^firee local schools. memory of Mrs. Charles E. Femwood'Dr., Brase to sales and earninga to pany does propose to go ahead said, by permitting students to St. Isaac Jogues Church, East had left an opening for an ap- Bean to the chserfullest of tones, heavily. The decision will take effect Senate has a rlgHTTb "exertdse question to the emotion of the of the road which is elevated planted at Highland Park, Also, Ida PonticelU,, in mem- South Wlndoor; Sandra S. "view of the .fact that during the with the merger with Superior. leave school during or at the at the beginning of the jipring. Hartford. pearanoe of Impropriety. " I ’m going to be mad at you." Finally, he was done, claim- a^power of-consent to executive ii»m ent. i wffl feaishr a contu­ -aibO>V»-tiie-gllttev -by-<»»Mitrt-an,Keeney at—am U PnAlMl ■phnoix orv of Domenlp J PnnS.teeMl; 6 Penn Rft.; wtifrea .1 iss* Six montha the company it is prssenUy contemplated end of the day when study halls aemeater—Tw o-yeam O TC pro­ Survivors, besides her hus­ „ Supporters-of-the-nominatlon---- He-eouMn't-have-gotton mad lng~a deptti recotd tor core appoiijtmente’’ and sold he had sion as to my future course in inch. under the joint effort of Morgan Ph*ho, Paul and (Jynthia Pon- Thibodeau, 669 TbUond St. T*a "experienced one of tte aofr-Thet"aTpeei*rraeeting-oritock-- are schedifled. ^ grams—either Air Force or band and mother. Include two labeled the ethlca lasue a amoke- at anybody. Within minutes, sampling of the moon. Mission "no choice but to acceptf its approadmately two weeks.’ ’ Mib . Gonsalves was taken to Grant of Grantland Nursery, tlceUi, In memory of Domenic B IR in s 'YESTERDAY: .A markets tor Its Shurtlbre holdera of your Oompany will Positively, , this pei^its etu- Army—^have been mandatory at sons, David L. Smith of Man­ screen to mask opposition to the sandy-haired astronaut was (fontnri said it would give him judgment.” s The Senate’s rejection of Manchester Memorial Hoepltal Mrs. Harriet Atwood, Edward J- PcmflceUl; Mrs. Russdl B. son to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Le- P>'®(>uct that ^ existed (or ba held on Wednesday, Dao. 81, dente to use resources wUhln the school for more than 60 chester and William 8. Smith a conservative phllooophy and whistling aloud like one of Snow the ohsunpionshlp for flinging Haynsworth said it was an Haynsworth has triggered by ambulMce and later trans- H. TimbreU Jr„ and Mias Ethel Hathaway, to memory of Rus- toumeou. East Hortfoed; a many yean. 1986, to oouBldar the transao- the city. On 'the negative side, years. of East Hartford; two broth­ honor to have been nominated charges of prejudice against tbe to SL 'Francis where she Robb, sell B. Hathaway; Mrs. Clifford daughter to Mr. and M n. Ed- "To show a gain in both sales tlon. he said, complaints have come said Haynsworth’s interest to R i t e ’s dwarfs. " I whistle while dust covers around, too. ers, Sherwood B. McCreery of The only antl-ROTC demon- by President Nixon "because South and political expediency admitted at 8:46 p.m. and. earnings under these con­ from nearby merchants about the cases cited was too remote Pwork,” he said to himself with Moon dirt to bags under his Memorial trees can be plant- “ « e r « n g l ^ e m w of Mrs. ward Heine. 78 Union St., Rock- Hartford and William C, Barker or Kao minute to call for disqual­ straition at the university this tbe nomination was the result of from southern poUtlcians of both 1 ______James A. KeHock; Mrs. Jane* vUle; a daughter to Mr. and ditions _ bodes „ well tor ' tbe fu- of Eaglesville; and two 'grand­ pilferers. a chuckle. arms, (Jonrad arrived beck at year -was a protest march to ed in memory of a deceased re ported to the Tree Shippers ification. The static of the tune rasped the Intrepid, looking for heto’ an (topralsal of my performance parties. person by contributing $6 to Schaller Kelsey, ta memory of Mrs. Roger Edgerton, 240 Henry children. May around the drlU field by 12 P olice Seek "Since much of A dozen senators had toot tak- down the airwaves to Houston " I fed like the guy In iU ie as a judge of a federal court of Some Negro and labor leaders Robert J. Schaller; and Mon- St.; a d a i«h t«-to Mr. and kbs. The funeral will be Tuesday persons that ended abruptly aft­ the Chamber’s Memorial. Tree the problem In sales is due to T o l d t o ^ G u a r d en a stand in advance of the with the volume of a rock record siiopplng center waiting fonhU appeals." say they are elated. Program. diester Garden CSub. to mem- Harold Weae of lOe! Webster at 9:16 a.m. from the JoKn F- er a brief, verbal encounter be­ "The honor, of course, is ter- The Senate made "a grave er­ Kidnapers O f orv of Mrs. Olftord Cheney. ta n , Hebron; a son to M r and Imports, we are to- Tlemey Funeral Home, 8li< W.. vote, but once the roll call be- gone berserk. wife," he quipped. "The nags The street tree planting pro­ Againot M oths Saigon Says tween the demonstrators and nlsbed by the Senate’s aetton, ror” Ftlday in refusing to cem- Two t r ^ o i^ b u to ra w ^ Mrs. Wayne Johnson, East Hart- vesUgmting the pos^lllty of Center Bt„ with a Maas of re-, gan it WB* quickly sensed that Minutes later, Ckmrad was are breaking open, too." gram, an outgrowth of a UConn- r- u_ ne»_— w i r — ■' manufacturing In Europe and some "other students. but I have a deep sense of grati­ firm Haynsworth, said Sen. Store Em ploye Mr. and Mrs. ITioipaa F. Mbr Shippers of Christmas Ireea quiem at St. Isaac Jogues Nixon's nominee was going to laughing loudly as he took the After three hours and 62 mln- townwlde beautification study, McMahon initiated a student tude for the staunch and stead- Strom Thurmond, RepubUcan tarty, in memory of Slater DI8C»AROED TESTER- liv in g the importers specify ,to Conneotlcut and surrounding Church, East Hartford, at 10. Reports Err be rsjscted. temporary cloth dust covers off utof to their space stUto^ the campaign for voluntary ROTC WATERSIHIY, Conn. (AP) __ 'v®® established to maintain the fkM support of ths President, of from Haynsworth’s home state. Elizabeth Ann Foley; and Man- D AT: Mrs. Elenora Moran, ®«» P»«>uct as A m e r i^ manu-. states ore being advised by the Burial will be in East Cemetery. grimy astronauts clambered Police a r e looking today for traditional New England at- (Continued from Page One) at the start of this school year. many senators and of a hoM of Thurmond told a OOP fund­ (toester Birrinees and Profes­ Paiker Bridge Rd., Andover; reUllers now UH. Department of Agriculture Friends may call at the fu­ back aboard the IiUrepid, Bean During regiMratlon, student twb men who abducted a grocery moa;toere of the town. sional Women's (hub, to mem­ friends . . .’’ raising dinner Friday in Dayto­ Mrs. Kathleen Makoul, Wind- , to take precautions against In- neral home tomorrow from 7 to first, to rest and wait for their officers polled 2,140 students; store employe EYlday afternoon This spring, with the coopera- ory of Mrs. Margaret ^ Coleman same time about 20 civilians liv­ Haynsworth had said earlier na Beach, Fla., that he does not ham Center; Mrs. Barbara Fin- Colonial Board, traded l ^ l y advarlontiy br%(ctng gypsy 9 p.m. and Monday from 2 to 4 Returning Apollo Hitting second outing. ' and 1,166 favored voluntary and robbed him of about $800 *1®® buslnesaes and private and Frank J. Eklmunda. ing in the hamlet were killed by to the day that the statemeift foresee a "Southern backlash’ ’ negan. 81 Pine KHob Di*.. Wap- ®^®'‘ “ ‘® o®®"!®*". '■ • Producer moth into oreos where there is and 7 to 9 p.i' "Coming up the ladder," <3on- ROTC, 204 favored continuation in cash.? property ownera. the City Beau- The Perennial Planters Oar- tactical air strikes and artillery would be hla final word on the against President Nixon be­ ping; Mrs. Eva M. t Pratt, Abreboard for the shoe, auto- a quarantine eetabUshed to while the fight was going on." rad shouted. of the mandatory program, and The robbers cornered Peter A. Cfommlttee hopes to plant den CTiub contributed tour trees Over 2,000-MPH Speeds matter. Aides aald he sat altme cause of the "ill-advised ac­ West WlUtogton; James m ! '"®**'’® luggage Industries. keep the pests out. Asked how the conflict be­ "Don’t," Bean told Wm. 432 thought the ROTC program Lanza, 46, of Waterbury as he tfees 80 feet apart along Center in memory of loved ones, to bis (rfflee and composed it tion." Grade, 788 Center St.; Thomas ’">* e®mpeny also manufac­ The moths defpUated some tween this statement and the "You’re shaking the whole lem. chouki be alx^lshed. returned from a bank with about ------tures boxboard for packaging Continued from Page One) Identical s p a c e c r aft, you after firM hearing of the vote on Sen. Ernest F. Holllnga, D- Sullivan, 47 Cfottege St.; Mra. M.BBl seres of foresU to this M akes Dehu$ at B al M enuet Orphanage U.S. Army version of the Inci­ "Sorry about that." McMahon then wrote to 13 $600 to cash In two canvas bags, at one ®f Its plants to Manches­ wouldn't do It over again.' radio, then receiving the news S.C., charged, "The Sena^ has Diane Boulay, 84 Park West state last year and a -total oty dent could be explained, a South vlgatlon photography, and proof "Boy, do you look dirty." universities where mandatory bowed to the tactics of power, police said. Education Board ter. 264,000 acres to the entire north- Miss Unda Wlantowakl, a breakfast pariy will be held from the PresidenL tional advisory committee under Dr., Rockville; John Bensche, Vietnamese government spokes­ that the Apollo lunar lander can "You do, too.” ROTC programs had been made politics." Holllngs was Smotig Forcing him at gunpoint to FuUer pointed out that sales east. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bd- for the debutantes and Ibetr ■ Collapses They said he chatted for a few the Vocational Act of 1968, and 101 Florence 81.; Walter L. man said, '"I have no Idea." be touched down on the moon ol- nnooM n * ' ki voluntary, asking for progress those who recommended and - climb back into his delivery T o D iscuss ‘P it’ Tbe department of agrttniRurs ward S. Wisniewski of Washlng- escorts at the totel. Donald D. Arabian of the The G n t and more sedate minutes with the President, aot on five professional and Buohey, Hasardville; Paul- A. ®tl*®r' than to the shoo Industry A U.S. military spokesman most precisely where it’s aimed reports. Most said enrollment backed j|laynsworth, a Green­ truck to the parking lot of warns that the moths are liter- ton St, will be one of seven Manned Spacecraft Center pro- crew on the moon. Armstrong then htmg up and began com­ one custodial appointments, and Laquerre Jr., 40 Liberty St.; ®l ■ percent o( total sales have 'The Bat Manual Is sponsored In Vietnam said, " I doh't know that there 1s from earth. had dropped but that the quality ville I'esident who is Chief Judge Lanza’s E-Z Reach Market, the 'Pit," a local 6«intrtbiXion to ally capable of dsfoilattog an an- young women presantsd at Bal by the Polish JuMor Lsague. - , ___ . . „ gram office told newsmen Fri- and Aldrih, had been standing posing the statement. He was two requests tor leaves of ab- Elmer Bair, East Hartford. **®®" steadily rlsliig. This, be any discrepancy,' and added by here at mission control as of the program had improved of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of two men foiued Lanza to Ue on the world of student ''under- tire (orwrt overnight since they ManuM next Friday at Hart- (jonrad and Bean described day that the spaceship was a calm and purposeful, said one aence. Also, Mrs. Tessie ReUter, 67 “ ‘'1. wt# on exampit of the Hartford and New Britain dtap* (Continued from Page One) that In any event It would be consultants. They held a press and at least a s' many officers Appeals. toelr moon adventures during a conductor for lightnli^Iike (Ms- aide. the floor whUe they drove for a ground” newspapers, will be ------Washington St.; James J. virtues of dlverstflcation whfoh live off the leavee of trees and- ford Hilton Hotel. Mias WIs- ten, and the PoUsh Unlvantty "Inappropriate” for the U.S. conference after the Intrepid’s were being commissioned. Democratic Gov. Robert half-hour over what Lanza des­ Bevins. 94 B. Middle Tpke.; exlsU to the ooropany's presmt "Just about every one of the final television close-up of the charges twice—once 88 seconds Within minutes after the vote openly discussed at the Monday mukiply very fast. One egg nlewski Is a studsiN at the Chib of Conneetleul. Proceeds Command to comment. The hatch closed. The ..campaign gained support McNair said he was "very cribed as a bumpy road. Donald B. Dowdy, Woodland situation whereto a strong box- mtuu con oonlaln anywhere University of Hartford. will bo usod for oebolanhlpo. , 120 men out here helping today moon after they left its orbit. after lift off and a second Ume was broadcaM, close friends ar­ R etired Persons D.8. Embassy and the com­ of Sen. B any Goldwater, R- disappointed and dlstuihed’’ and WhUe one of tbe robbers drove, night meeting of the Board of Rd., O ventry; Judd O. Flits, l » * « l demand is balptog to has been here sometime or oth­ Oonrad said he landed so near Beconda after lift off. A shy, very private person, rived at the Haynsworth (rfflce from 100 to loqo moths. The debutantes, droeeed to ------mand have said all statements Ariz., vriio virote, "You would "it is obvious that considera­ Lanza related, the other bound ><;'’i»oO» 10 p.m., while Ignacy Poderew- passes about 14.6 mlUlon oerw U.S. Army's version of the Inci­ op the phone the other day mind . . . I was finally con­ GOP chairman, (udled the Sen­ stein Avenue, took the cash weeks sap. PInrement show at^SouUi United Methodlat and aon, 8 Regan Rd., Rockville; that the dlrsctors receflUy auUi- egg dusters to trwea and re- d ir, " U in o s i to O " U pteyed. and Includss parts of Ariaona. guys tried to get stuff from the dent, but' also the accounts of the crater,” he sold. "We do have photographs ate vote "blatant example of before he left was 'have a vinced that the voluntb^ i»x>- bags and about $200 Lansa was -f th'i Item on M-todny's agen- (Jhurch MM night, Mrs. George Irwin and sOn, 89 orised a major capital axpandl- main unseen for long periods of nude for ths evsnlng Will bs New Mexico and Utah. Neorty States for the kids, but it got Vietnamese citlsens of Son My Bean said that walking to the showing the lightning strike" gram would be betten because it K ills C ycle B u ff sectional prejudice.’’ baU.’ . , ' carrying, and fled after warning da is the result of a letter re- Members" displayed antiques, Walnut St.; .Mrs. Stanley Me- ture to the Tehneesee plant that Hme. ^ provtded hy the orcheotros of torge s» Weel Virginia. It slowed up." Village who claim to have wit­ redbeed gravity of the moon'e which occurred at that instant," would attract men with pur­ In Mississippi, Gov. J(ton Bell Farland and daughter, 399B Ly- wUI result to lU capacity being "Well, you know Pete. He en­ •TRUMBULi,, Conn. (A P ) —A I.ansa not to-move for five min­ celved from George E. law - embroidery, w(mm1 . carving, Federal and state plam peat }>,uj |,„Mt,rmBn and Ray m the largeet rMervatlon to the An effort to rebuild the or­ nessed, or survived the massa­ surface was a funny thing, he said, 5‘and this was the dls- pose.* Williams termed the Senatei, ac­ utes. joys everything.” one-car accident here this morn­ rence of 232 AiXumn St. Law- crewel work, quilU, handmade man Rd., Bolton; Mro. John vlrtukHy doubled. Inspectors will set up tospertlon Henry. phanage will be made. Spec. 6 cre "Your logs neven seem to get charge that was from the cloud The student and faculty sen­ tion "further evidence of intol­ ing took the life of Gary ArsMi- Lanza, a brother of the owner rence raid morning he and flowers, flower arrangements, Balt and daughter, Hayea Ave., "The Tenneeeee plant hsui sites for trucks sntertog ths X formal rehearsal will be Stephen Talley, 20, of Memphis, Civilians have told officials tired," he said. "You assume to the ^ u n d , and we believe ates both asked for a voluntary erance by those who proclaim ault, 17, of Monroe. of tbe North Etod grocery store, a comm'ttee of concerned par- African violets, ceramics, paint- Rockville; Mrs. Stanley MU«w- been our most ptufltaMe and quaramuied areas with a load held al the hotel Friday at 6 Tenn., said he and other men of luid newsmen of American some kind of normal pace and that the lightning path was trav- program. tolerance. The silent mkjority ski and eon, 137 Lakewodd Ctr- has proven to be the moet ef- Police said he was a passenger was unable to telf police ex­ ent.s will appear at the meet- mgs. knk sweaters and afghans. of greenery. i p.m. The presenteee jmd their the 69th Signal would help. troops entering the village, you're able to go for long dis- ding along the ionised gas Senator Shows McMahon then presented the has suffered another defeat by to a car driven by James Boyn­ actly what Ume he was ahduct- teg w'*h the permieslon of the Also, hooked rugs, musical cle. Mrs; Earl Adams . and fletent of Its type In the wosid," herding the people from their tances without your legs getting plume on down to the ground . . poll, the letters from the univen the vocal minority.’ ’ ton, 22, also of Monroe, who has ed because he wps not wearing board. Instruments, a Swedlidi exhibit, daughter, 106 E. O n ter St. Fuller said. "VeraallUty In Miss Bell homes Into three: groups, and tired." . We feel like It was a fairly O i l T a r i f f s ’ sitlea and Goldwater, and the Alabama Gov. Albert Drawer been charged with negligent a watch. Lawrence raid the main point stamp collections, autographs ■ ' .....’ ■~T Spanidi Quintuplet killing them with kflea and ma­ " I found I couldn't walk," healthy discharge." student and faculty senate re­ caUed U "a crying shame. Many homicide. Boynton was held on Police were still searching (or ®f their objection Is the asso-i and photographs, handmade . WWftlerbury ftle r ilU r y MMan a n signed into the new machine for chine guns. sold Oonrad. "Wherever we There has been considerable Cost to Pu blic quests to the regents at their senators based their decisions ’ Ulned at a reeeption. Doncliig In CriticaI.^C!ondition $1,000 bond^. the robbers this morning. c'rt'on of a h*gh school tedch- wooden fish poles, and copper- A **** Tenneeose piaii* which The agency to tIUe area U to- ,dlow the formal prooen Photographs' by a former went we loped, and It just didn't question over whether lightning September? meeting. on poUtlcal exjiediency rather -______’ __ Sr wKh the pdoer. The nam* of ware. OGuihy U lR y Oo lf AT90nAraon should, further advance our BARCELONA^ Spain (AR) — According to police, the car rated at P O. Boa 161, Windsor mtlon until f a.m. After the Bal, Army photographer, purporting seem natural not to lope.’’ actually itruck the ship at WAStONGTON (A P )—Gov­ They tabled the requeM and than judicial quaUflcationa,’’ he The smallest^of the quintuplets ran off the right side of Madison |v - J JM n Peter Richmond, MHS teacher ' The AARP chapter Is the HOULTON, Maine (A P ) — An diversification efforts.’’ Locks. to show bodies of some of the Conrad said he fell down once launch. ernment tigvvrea show the na­ 'asked for more information 'said. "It is a sad day for Ameri­ bom to Mfa. iWbel Hernandez Avenue at a curve, at 4:46 a.m. c*of iEngltsh. aooeered on the newest to (fonnectlcut, founded Arooetook County toiperior Court OolonlaJ’e prseldsfit also told Nells to " Tarrasa rt-lday re- vlotlms, have been published to during the ?H hours he and Space u en cy officials said tion's oil Import program, which about scncMls where the manda­ ca when a distinguished juriM is r i v e Y e a r s f o r S t a b b in g m<<.>®* found a 24-year-old Water- the stockholdars that the board the United States. and knw^ed over two tries, rejected because of his place of m a liW to critical condition to­ Bean walked the moon’s sur­ after (he W nch that reports Itmtta the amount of foreign oil tory program is continulng- HARTFCdtD (A P ) — A>one- though Lawrence couldn't give tance of natiohal aasoclaUon Oionn., man gulHy of sac- of dtrectors recently authorised On the battlefield, allied each three to (our inches to birth and his conservative philo­ day with breathing dlfftcuHles. face. " I didn't have any prob­ from aircraft'had showed there, “There were a lot of students diamMer. v to-flve year prison sentence has the - number of signatures ap- members ftom Enfield to Port- ®ml degree arson to connection management to continue forces said today that they lem getting up," he said, were no lightning-producing ele-. entering the United Statea, will sophy.’’ The second smallezt, who hod who wahted to demonstrate Arsenault was dead < » arrhol been impoeed on a'Hartfor3 man pearing on a petition ivhirh has ihnd and east to the Rhode with. a fire on May 9 that das- nsgoUations with gaUmander killed 76 enemy soldlers. and un­ "Finally, to expedits 'things, ments to the rain clouds, and cost every man, woman and Sen. John Tower, R-Tex., said been to serious condition Fri­ then,” McMahon said, "but 1 at St. Vincent’s Hoapifal to who had pleaded guilty to fatally been circulating in town for laiahd state line. troyed a buUdIng comptex to AG, of Kornwesthelm. Wes* covered a.huge munItlonM stock- we would just fall over on our’ this assertion was repeated at to a spee(di in Augusta, Ga., day, was reported slightly Im- c)Uld 826,'l8 this year. ' asked the groupe not to imtU Bridgeport. He was one of six stabbing an acquaihtance during several weeks, severajl hundred Fort Fairfield. Germany toward the edtabliah- plje south of Da Nang. fncq, picking up rocks, and give the Friday news conference, “ The nation suffered a defeat peoved. The other three were In The figures, compiled by the they (the regents) )iad consid­ young men to the - but George Voytek, 19, of Trum- ed guilty to manslaughter to Another communication, from Aroostook Ctouitty Jail after tbs faeturs of a Iw th tf Hks ma- bushed American infantrymen get whatever tt was we need- rocketflre apparently changed ness, were released by Sen. Wtl- .that Haynsworth was rejected plementary report about man­ bull Hwaa admitted to the hos- the case. He was arrested June Dana Wilk regarding the smbk- convtctlon to await sentcnclag. terial from leather waste. Bala- tnim three sides, killing five pd.” the potential tor electrical dlsv Uara Proxmlre, D-Wls., In a because he is a "strict constroc- O n W ater Item s datory programs. pttalr with a posaiMe broken 21, ahortiy after Ernest Duke, ing policy at MHS. will also be. U.a. troops and wounding seven As the crew settled down for charge, or lightning, speech Friday on the Senate A survey of alumni clufaa tionirt and s southerner.’’ ’ 88, also of Hartford had been conMered. Wllk ooidd not be Personal Notices floor. arm. Bids 'Will be opened Dec. 2 at others. Six enemy soldiers were the night, ground controlters He said the lonUed stream of ihowed 62 per cent favoring a Tower predicted "repercua- stabbed to the chest. contacted this morning for com­ reported killed after armed heli­ Police said all were members slons." but “ it’s hard to say just 11 o.m. la the Municipal BuUd- aald. "Sleep to as long as you fire from the rocket’s exhaust Proxmlre .said the import pro­ voluntary program, 46 per cent of the Shadow of Death motor­ Police sold Dickson, Duke, and ment. In Memoriam copters and nn Air Force AC47 want. . . We’re not going to brought the eiectricijly down the gram is forcing the Ameri<»n favoring a mandatory program, what form they will take.'^’ a thiid man were playing cards Dr. J. Robert Oalvtn. school i^.^h^niMnyfourOrah^^ m n la lovinc memory of Charlr* cycle club. Roy Wilkins, executive direc­ Bkreliacs, mho oauMed awny. No- gunship helped break up the awaken you In the morning." vehicle and the flame to the pubUc to pay more for driving and two per cent undecid^ in a store when Duke accused medical director, win report on ‘* « f ^ ^ — main obnnectors and vahma for n . usa night ambush. During their week to apace, ground from a cloud layer 6,000 cars and heating tiomes “ than Then Friday the regents an­ tor (if the National Association the other two of cheating. The the measles1 vaccine for the Advancement of Colored the OaldaniM>arfcer W E S T O W lf M N Giw b Stampd We miss you now. our hrSrta arr South Vietnamese heiuiquar- the Ap), to Memphis, In suSdItion to the fire hy- sore. ters claimed 66 Viet Cong sol­ work days tasting more than 20 The second lightning bolt, he ernment did not intervene in the they believed the quality of the B erliu Youth Dickson to stab Duke. tuition rote for the current ALL DAY pharmacy IC5FFER GOOD NOV. 21 Ihru DEC. 20) Am time coes by. we mbu you Tenn., to make a speech, said draata, bids are betng sought I diers were killed by government hours. They got only tour to said, used the rocket’s flaming free market to protect the ma­ ROTC program ^ U ld be im­ he was “ pleased'* at Hayn- on 9 gate volvee, 4 mochanleal Your loving wnlle and geiuie (acr. Inftodrymeii, armored person­ rive houri of sleep Thursday tall to jump from one cloud to jor oU componlea by UmtHng proved by a vailuntaiy plan. lu Fatal Crash Beeauee of a large inventory of towaunliy .alee used pars, w* am cAortag aa an No oos can (111 your vmcaiil piarr. sworth’s y*rejection and the tee Jotnla, a nd 82 rstelaer adflsd bonus lajsm Jfqif Ursen aiamfsi wHh the pgrrhass ef s Deed 84B6J9 or nel carriers, bombers and artll-. night. another. imports of inaxpenstve foreign McMahon said, "This Is a BERLIN. Conn. (AP)—8tev«i NAACP hiss “ some sense of per­ gtante- ,> Jiorv! . We would liks to sail the cars few a HCtle laes now. because ww o m the Badly Mlased lery In a sweep along the coast "I guess we hold the world's Arabian said the lightning o «." , victory for the stixlenta Who SUNDAY Wke. CMIdren aral of the South CTilna Sea. Only record now as the world's M. Baker. 17. of ^ rltn vox sonal achievement" oa a result. Gate valvea aeparate seetiosu ■MW eosntog, and we find iMs easier lliaa trytog to get our seliamsn fii IwtiMfi ths QrandobUdren. burned four sensors which re- The Wisconsin Democrat add­ haven't done anything to snow off them later ^ seven. Weapons were captured, killed early this morning to a “ But we're not erowing about to the water main. Mechonleal Att Mediemml Service* Aveilmble faatest lightning rod," Apollo p^rt the temperature of the ed that "W e can no longer force jeopardise our position with 1963.VQLKSWAGEN however. one-par ciostt .along Kensington it." tee Joliita rsptaoe nm red jolata. 12 commander Ctoartes Oon- .pacecraft’a skin and tour oUi- the average consumen to subsi- the regents. If tt hadn’t 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-52)0 AU of our used csrs get comptrtsly safety checked from front to rear tor ypur In Hemoriam A communique said "86 per­ Road. ^ Loi^niana NAACP Prasldent A retainer gland la a port of pswtection! Ttisy are comptetely winterised, tuned up ipluga. condenser) ihia rs- In kwtog memory of my beloved rad Ji;. zatd today when, told c n which monitor temperatures bssn for ths typs of approach ^ Conv. Coupe diie the gigantic oU componlea Police said the tote-mpdcl Emmttt Douglas said be was the mechanical Jotnt, retained pihoad If nsrsesary. chaiqr* the oU and filter, lutartcate, wax ths car, »l«eb»i||WM> the hiMSausI, John Kotooli Jr. wttu sons Were detained"! (or 'ques­ Itghthtog after lift off from the maneuvering roeket'a* Ihs studant body bow u a ^ Tm posoed aiaray, November to. 1964. tioning, it also said one govern­ with tbelr„ gigantic profits by weMbound car went out of con­ "elated." "This wax one fight to the plpeiOMilana by means tntertorrT-and oorry our guoranteei Don't forget these stamps ore greni for OartatBMa , fuel. ! \ / pkytog higher prices and taxes sure ws wouldpt have the victo-< trol and struck a tree M 19 :48 pres sms. Tima heals all soiimv., ao they eay. ment soldier was wounded. Groqnd communicator Ed- The discharges also knocked that we felt we had to win.’’ ’ of ost eerewe. than they should.’’ ry we have oMdeved’’ a.m. The vehtclfi was nearlyasv- e W E m W A lX a But loving m'emoUea of you will Allied forces claim to aVe ward Gibson told OMirad, Rich- out the spacecraft’s fuel cell If was a defeat "not on)y tor Water In t & Oaldand-Porker always be wUh u e .______' I . ered to half on (Impact. Moriosty Brothers' M Toors of Fins Bervtcs Is Tour Guarantee ef fYsiiidets Cm> killed 226 enemy soldiers to this ard F. Gordon Jr. and Alan L. temporarily and upaet the guld- The OBJP flgurce showed the President Nixon but tor Sen. water main win be suppllsd by nZZA-IN-A-WINK tomer ■nffofartlon! same coastal region to the past oil import costa Wyoming resi- ! First Aid Require^ . The other two oeoqienta of the Strom Tburmond and ttaoae oth­ the Mancfacoter Water 0 ». WKe^ ruher. Mother Bean of the report Friday night ance system. Both (allures were 10 days. Including a North Viet­ dsnU an added 861 per year. car w s tf identlflad as David er aoidherners wtio felt they aeid Slater,..--' . on the launch of the 863-foot tall quickly fixed, . BONN — Under a new West namese battalion commander This was the hlgheot com. Ha- Bamford of Kenatnoton and Der­ cou|l get^a strong voice on the WfiA. TM.. Bfit.. rocket Nov. 14 through a rain- Earlier. Dr. Rocco A. Pel- German law, applicants tor and the district political cumml- woU’s was the towest. 112.16. ek PuUto of Berltn, both 17. They Supreme Oourt," n id Isaac WU- W tml Demfind jSteady Card Of Thjuiks storm over, (Tape Kennedy, Fla. rone. ApoUo program director. driver’s licenses are required sar. , ■* were treated at New' Britain 'Uams. NOCP field diraetar to The lemlly of Mary Ooffey Ham- " I wonder If they'rs koing to said the lightning may csiuae a For New England hy Mates, to take post-accident training, UNITED NATbcnn, N.T. — m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s atoa, wlah to extend their heart- During the same period, allied Osneiml HospUtol tor tnjuriea of- South CoroUna. "P m atated." revise the weather rules for change In spacecraft launch the per capiu cosU of the con- which includes marking' the *995 World wool fbnmnnption has f A thaiSte to toeir dear frlende, fleiats dfwribed as riot serious. K. T. Klrliland a t tbe Soolh s^wwhwvwreSaUvea andmmma nelghborei—i^imevg ■ torw Iheir uo- casualties wsre reported as 10 launch?" Oonrad asked. rules, but that "no dectsioii has were: Maine 844.23. New held steady to the p ^ decode "Lincobi-llatriiry, WLDjVi Jg«p, Tojroth" > scene of an accident, rescuing Boksr was dead on sitival pt CaroUna Labor OooDcil vflVl. dantandlng' '■ " ayenpalhy andi many South Vietnamese troops killed " I guess they’re l(x>klng at been made yet.’l HampMdre |4S.0B, Vermont TED TRUDON. Inc. at' about lA mllUon tone eh- kindneaaea duiing toelr recent be- the Injured' and providing fliM thb hospital. ••We are very pleoaed. Jridge CALL c e i x and 40 South Vietnamese and It.” Gibson replied. "With QffleiaU deacrilted the AraW-. 648.18, Massachusetts $87.80, VOLKSWAGEN PdSSCHB auaOy. Wool's percentage

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r-.- ?AOB TWBLVtB ,, I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,\CONN.; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 196B ' < ■ U — i - __ -*T ...... ^______1.______^ ^ z ------a---- ' ------:------:------^ ^ ------;17 . ■------— MANCHESIEB EVENING HERALD, MJ^CHES’TEat, OONN.i SA’TURDAY. NOyiaiBER 22, 1968 PAGE tHIRTEEN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HQOI^B BUGGS BUNNY » 'ir, -V Italy’s Oergy On Alert: . SVLVESTER FISURES 2'U- fcEP^Se. AMP PESISTi PONT SO HIGH " TO HEAiZ 1 A w r t* ASK HIM IN FOR A FREE * you ABIE CAUSING ME n o s e o n u e HIM TAUC, MEAL T STOP th at Dtp A M yO F y o u TAKE JUST BECAUSE , • WBUI. BE F ish y M O R E O U T RACKET, BUT THIS TIAAB M V NMING b o o k ? ytXTve FOIINO Bab^ Hm Divorce Bill Passage Ijooms HE'S IVeOMGf HAK-KAFF/— NO, IT t h e f*OUSEHpi-0 1 O F PU A C E couuPKT BE —you CTzepiT CAtap/ THAN 0 0 » ^ . I ACBOSB twiwN RuM ’^cardl- tha Church'S ban on dhwros aa PULUASPS CAMT yeuR C»6A O f P O E AT A ' a TI2U M AN llfaekmUik* 1 Crustacean ' nal vhsar otfinud a day of pri^ ^ “shoica rt ntlftetlaa’'. (asAO A BiLuBOAjao cuLTutae IS A ''"gaiMflih \MTHOUT MOVINIS TV /W3VIE VJITK c Af o t g 2 Comfort y ou B U PS/ a n U N H A P P V PAJa r y / SPUnlilnfish 3 Tears . E N P lN G / S Cyprinoid fiih 4 Beginnings Been Named aoundad tea alarm, lad tesfar dsputlsa met to dUousa l2 Shm «r 5 Lamellirostrsl fight against UgaUaatlon of dl- atrategor. Eight dspaUte oallad 13 Individual ' bir4 vocoa- ta Italy lookad bopalsia on Uw aU CbristUn Dsmoent 14 Hawk’a leash 8 Too ISVipan today. government rt Premier Mkri- ' 7 Counter After two months of flllhiirisr ano Rumor to resign rattw 18 Roam in a tendency 28 European 40OeaankiBBia UtaklB, Mark WiDlam, son of Trank atid Jbgra* Kemp seraglio 8 County in stream fish UtakM, 330 McKee BL. MaacbeSUr. Ha wan bora Nvr. 17 aR tag, tbs Ohrtstlan Oemoerats ta allow the blil to p— \ IT Poker stake asLAilgatt 27 ------41 More^ unusual Monctaatar Memorial HoapAal..-.’ HU moRarasl grandporenta the Ohaniber of DspattM gavs r approved ta tbs Ctambsr of 19 Besieges 9 Search for 28 European 42 Hi^tcat point are Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Kemp. Bfilertoa. MRsa, HU paternal Id and sgissd Trtday night to a Dapotlsa, tea blU goes to tea 20 Container of 10 Preposition cyprinoid 43 Young woman grantktaraitU are MT. and Mra. AzMbony UtekU, SouIttbiiiBre, vote Nov. » on tea dteoroa bill. Banato for debate and vote. 'Hm A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 44Exttda a sort llHasaxiatad 29Shakespear, Maaa. He tew two alstara, Sharan, 4H, sad Donna, 3 H. ’me Ifil dspotUa'from tbej Christian Dsmoerata and tbs 22 Pedal digit ean river 450paraby tM AFRAID OOF15 lOToddltr OsthoMo pasty bars the aoppoet FaaoUta are ta the ? mteortty USSB4.VOU ^ 23 Cravat 21MiUtary 30 Oyster----- Vaidi ajySSIGNEP/WEU.WPU. \ HL. RieHT, BOMS/ T Y01?RS STIU. «XJW y r ) cS?5h' ^ ^ 47Roe(adat Tark, Seott Jaaoa, aon of Gary and Dtens Ogden Yortc, 8 of the-.M Fasdat dsptdlas.'' But there also,' v sisfgEPON ( r a .r TM< AGREEMB^r TttVB ( I UM-iJUfT/ ) ON^THJOB 24 Wave top assistant (pL) A CONTRACT/1 CEE ABOUT «UZt HIM FART OF ANV ------^ NO MORE.' 2T Offer 24 Fiesh-water 32 Attached gSDapota (ah.) Bdgeiton FI.. Manchester. He was bom Nov. 13 at IftmcheMer aU othsr parttaa ara iiledgad to Tbs dlvoroe blU U four ysara Vtd 6 IMMCS0ME' 28 Flatfish fish 35 Painful Memorial Hoapfial. HU materaal grandm ^sr U Obnoelta Og­ vote tor tea bilk and they have oia. Delaytag taotlca by oppo- OFTHATfOOR/ 31AiMist 25 Ceremony 39Eggs 52Buatle den, Albany. N.T. HU paternal grandpaiwi^ are Mra. Mary a total of IBI membora ta the iwBU have kept its prograss ta - 32 Tropical plant Tork, 83 Seaman CIrrie, ManchMter, and Chariea York. Bari lowsr house of Parliament the leglaUttvs mlU at a anail’B 7 VEBV IT Tf r r IT BCSTBiCTeP 33 Hail! Hartford. Anfrio Oaidtaal dall’Aoqna paoa. But it is tha first divotss CUEST U S T » ‘ •^ltoola-(ah.>- ■ «*-»»•> I ordarad Roma's 400 riiurehea to bUl to raa^ a floor vote la ^w 3S Twirled RT Olbaoa, KatMeeti. daughter of DavM and Dor|A MioNeai have aperial sermons and pray- lOO-ysar-old Itatlaa Partlamwit, II II iiieni 38 Soft-fuuied IT IT" fish Olbeon, 398 Woodland S t, Kancheatar. Sha wan bom Nov. 18 era Sunday against tha "plagua Ib a bill would aUow dteoroa 37 Through IT at Manchester Meihortol Hospital. Hsr matensri grandpar- of dtvoroe.*’ for several eauaes, lnchidlii|r SSUneloae enta are 'Mb. and Mrs. Emeri McNsM, A Lwsban Rd.; Man- "In such a mniwiiM and dell- flva yaan of separation. But tea OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS (poM.) _^ieater. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Elmore oata to r tha daattay of IhO Christian Democrats hope to get 39 Foretokens t r W OtteuI,~'113 Heuiy-abr->BuRb9i$*r^j^ I*** * brother,; Mat- femiiy hi Italy, "lbs eewWnei through Parilament naxt yaar a 41 Mineral (T’S MICE, aeoK ce, lUKEIT.DAO, I OIVE UP/ WE'LL OO ttiew, 14 mnntha. ------— ------.saldA " S l^ oannot do withoat tha blU aanctloning popular referwi- BUT--UH--nH(NK , BUT WOULDN'T A BACK TO THE STORE roek IT AND you TWO CAN 42 Hawaiian humbie ^ insttag praysr of dums to rspeal Uws. Tba Chria- , THE COLLARS A DOUBLE-BREASTED Everett,- Kelly Paige, daughter ef Braeri and Dorothy ' LITTLE TOOHK3H HAVE BEEN NICE? TAKE IT UP WITH THE pepper i r tha paopls of God, wblrii rsaU tian Derooorata and Uw. Ronwn SiALESAAAW ANP Mikatsuskaa BverelR. Raridey n*., Vernon. Ste wsa bom NOv. --AND THE BIOHT I a n d DID you HAP­ - 43 Heavy IT Ito oontldance rather ta tee CUthoUe hUrarehy have vowed D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWILUAMS SLEEVE LOOKSA PEN TO PICK TH AT TAILOR... AND WHAT­ 46rondla 17 at MiHKharisr Memorial Hoapitsl. Her maternal grandpar­ grids of God than ta the, tana fau- to eall. meh a referendum 2 EVER THE FOUR OF UTTLE LONS— COLOR--OR P D 50 Among enU are Mr. and Mra. Joaeph MlksUusbaa, Near Prttalu. Her man oapaotty." ImmedlatSly ta tha hope that TMEV TALK you <,OU DECIDE WILL BE 51 River harrier JUMP INTO WJT WE'LL NEVER IMTOTT? ___^OKAYWITH paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Barts BvanA, 188 *nM epUeopai eonfsr- the Church still has suffleent T T IN — m e 53 Tardy n " t r w 41 r , PERCY, C CONVINCE THAT NON- Croft Dr., Manoheriier. ih e bas ton striaes, Denm, 4, and K m , •nos o f Roman OatboUo bUhops bold on tea RalUii msasas to get 54 Lateral part t r 55 Dutdi city t r 3. islaassd a fiDeumant fisseribing the divoros Uw rspssUd. m ' S8 Russian tsar H ------^ ^ '■ STAstarisk t r Adams, Starr Marie, daughtsr of Bail Ir. and Mkry 58 Dower ^ t r H Btricldand Adama, 106 B. Center BL, MbneWerier. flhe saw property _ a bom Nov. 17 at Mancherier Memorial HoapMI. Her maternal Elderly Escapee Returned 59 Bird's home National Elks Ruler Visits Newington Hospital grandparenU are Mk. and Mra. Arthur BhiuhUss], lOB B. Cen­ /Nevipoper faferpriw Aa»J ter BL, Manchester. Her paternal graisdmotisri is Mrs. Bsdwr To Place Second Life Began 2 f Dr. George A. Caillouette of Manchester, left, was Program. The Connecticut state lodges raise nearly Adama, OoMierier. Bta tew tsra -brotlwra, Bait Jr., 2, aesd tour guide for Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, $50,000 annually for their charitable work. To the Adam ,.!. and farmed kerae with 188 Frank Hise, second from left, when the latter vis­ right of Hise is John Sullivan of Willimantic. a pa­ •i • • • • CARBON CITY, Nsv. (AP) - 800 ‘nia old man loolMd at tbs high head of oatUe and 18 acres ta ited Connecticut recently and was shown through tient at Newington Hospital. He is the son of James VIgUottl. Dawa Marie, dauiE>ter of DoiuM and Roatanne granite walU of l^ovada fitate potatoas," he seld. the Newington Hospital for Crippled Children and Sullivan, a member of the Willimantic Lodge of MAUrtn W Aotto, 4M W.. Middle Tpke., Mteichsrisr. Bhe wsa "Inter ms went into partner­ BY DICK t u r n e r Prison and shook hU head. Tben CARNIVAL Adults. Hise is from Corvallis, Ore. Dr. Caillouette Elks. To the right of Sullivan is Special Deputy bom Nov. 18 at Mknehaster Memorial HoapriaL » o r maternal ta gtanesd bristly westward aa ship and Issaed 4,000 seres to is chairman of the State Elks’. Crippled ChUdren's Arthur J. Roy. of Willimantic. grandparenU ars Mr. and Mra. Andrew Mklertia, Brooklyn. tha Bun dtsappaarsd over tha Boute Dakota. Ws mads tt -gopd N.Y. Her pstemal grandpsrenU are Mr. and -Mis. Joaaph Vlg- ... always drove Raekards. Hom, BraoMyn. N.Y. Itsnra Nsvada mountain ranga. WAYOUT Ay k b n m u s e ‘T gnsaa It was Juat about Than we bought about 4,000 aoras ta Wyoming and ran oat- m r tlmo I oamt back, t gusaa I sl------:— Police Log Bherwln, Kevta A^w, aon of TrsditOBk aesd CUralyn srajrs knsw Pd be back hMs," tie. But ta im , we went 044,000 ^ 'f U.S.-Japan Security Treaty Tounteln Bhersrln, 80 North fit, Manchester. He wsa bom Nor. ta debt when the prices hrobs on A f 4*' , , 0 , cSSwTii HEROES ABEAAADE-UOT BORN_____ •nkinw^iJtjlLSSA 17 at Mbnolwstsr Msmorial Hoapitel. HU mdUrtwl gnai^nu'-^ 77-yaamld Laonard T. Trtstoa KEY , KEYCXUB F ^ f, * * said Tbunday. tarofords." * ABRE8T8 enU are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Touidaln, 467 N. Iteln fit, Man-" He aald ths family staoe baa CLUB Richard Therrien, SB, of Hart­ cheater. HU paternal grandmodier U Mkw. fiarah fihaiwtn, 1308 Pristos aaoapad from the prie- NOONE • on 43 ysara ago after s erring reduced that debt to IS,0gT.8O BY FRANK O’NEAL To Bib Continued ThrouRfi ’70s ford, turned blmaelg in to police BulUvan Ave., Wbpptng. Ha tew a brafiwr, Robert 8; and two and oonttauea to pay on It ADMITTED SHORT RIBS headquarten yeaterday where a sUters, Debomh, 6, and Kknherty, I. m .y a a n of a Ufa amtanee tor WITHOUT .. • e • « • slaying tmo members of a tear- Warden Cart Hooker said A KEY By JOHN BODEHIOK American source said Sato's yo% ok the news about Okinawa u r» p a n , Ha waa batag pur^ TrUtoe would sleep ta the.pris­ PT\ AaaoeiaSed PrcM Writer ruling Liberal-Democratic party indwrently. trespaaslng andlnju^ SrilwarU, B. Ony. aon of ItotwBd O. and Audrey Tbung wed tor the theft of a modal T on hoopKol. "I'm not going to will be able to take credit for A student said he "didn’t have ^to growing graas. Court date Sebmrarts, 8 Regan fit, Rookvflls. He was. bora Nov. It at Man- put Mm In a oeti," ta sold. ''R's V h r ^ A r T ) Dec; 8. Torn, two riflea, !• bones of car- I . I I ,-i TOKYO (AP) — PutUngr OW- the reversion of OUnawn. in a Ume" to read the story and a chesUr Memorial HoapBtel. HU maternal grandibther U Afiwrt tridgas and sqhie salt pork. not neoeaaary," . ( ) Young, Livtngsion Mknor,>N.Y. HU paletmd graadtnafiwr U 1 nawa back under Tokyo’s coo- general election expected In late taxi cab driver aald, “ I'm not „ i,i a a . *y t He said rrtstoe normally M ‘ 1-^=^ x i y »» Mra. Pearl Bohirarts. IbBSbung, N.Y. la that 48/ yaara, utti« tha ■nsuR Kav trol will assure the continuation D e^ b er or January...... Interested P<»«tl<5s. What I’m ^ y ^ ^ r r e s t ^ ^ ' w rran tim d name Clauds WIUU, he had would have to spmul seven *«■*'• • "1 of present U.S.-Jiqian aeeurity 'n ie r e alao were predictions' worried about is the rising cost married, had a eon, and found years ta prison before being ett- -pi'MiUM- charged with non-support. Court ______JarvU, Jowalbaa twa, aon of Engineer CPO Artfar F. glMa tor parole. He added that 1 1 arrimgemi ■date is Monday. bote flnanolal euooem and fail­ asirf trl Unloo to retum four small is- Police said an esUmated and Nbnoy ISrean JarvU, cA> Oenaral DStivsiy, F t Iiuetiiiiah," ure ta traveU that took him It wlti be up to the dtstiiet attar- ( 9 ACCIDENTS San Jtwn. Puerto Blob. Ha wsa bora Nov. 14 tn flan Juan, day. lands off northern'Japan will In- 30,000 workers eifflUated with . o < .m from coast to coast and Into 'ney ertathro Frlatoe Is prosscut- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE cn «»e . the opposlUon Socialist party Puerto Rloo. HU maternal grandparanU ats Mr. and Mra. Mantoo and Canada. ed tor eaoape. OonricUon would The agreement on Okinawa, Franria B. Breen, 87'Tbnbar Trafi, Wbpfi^ng. HU paternal HAPPY, HAPPY, announced in Washington Frl. The Soviets seised the islands planned to hold a rally against , V ? ? ? , "An aivful lot of man—that carry a osatance of I to to THE ONLV NICE THING ABOUT OKAY I'LL uw to yiela ngtit of yo*- grandmother U Mra. Abne JarvU, SOI Regan Rd., Roekvfiia. HANDLE HAPPY.'NO CARES, "/t —Habomal, Shlkotan. Kunariilr the agreement when Sato re- ^ old man" Clauds R. WUIU Jr., years. GOING AWAYONTRIIW, ANGEL,, day by President Ntocon a^ w«rM w«r »««»• accident on E. He tew a brother, TbncMiy, g; and thrsa sUtara, Jainl, 9, Jaiw, LV aW /,/, THEM. HOWS NO TROUBLES, AMP- Japanese Prime Mlnlater B1 and EXorofu—after World War turns next Wednesday. Radical p ' a. near Foster, at 8:66 M, aald of hU fi(ttwr. "Hs came Trietoe said he mIgM have IS THAT VDU'RE SO NICE^------PEPPER? TERM AVERAGE II and Japan has asserted that students who didn’t think Sato _ _ '' B, and Bethany, 4. eurrandared yaara ago but waa TO COME HOME TO 'lOU saku Sato, aald U.S.u.B. basesnaaes on .. , , ------” p.m. His car coiudedHis car witn collided mat with ttiat on atroiM all hU Ufa." WAS'B'. ANP HE i 6 0 T A -TICKET RDR the Pacific island wlU be under are part of It. torrl- ^ aak^ for w ^h froJn the ^ ^ » * • • • Prtrioe's Identity oame to woiTled that ta might be placed -^OARUNC/ hasnt let his hair WHAT& W «3N6 ? DOlNe 5 0 0 0 0 /WL£S AN the same restrictions that apply , ovo, w PMvent gpru^e ^ cars were MeTarlaad, Bnaaa Mnj fcKn, daughter o f fitanley and light laturday when be Impul­ ta "tta hole” —an lanlaWon cell GROW LONG. ITS ALL Murrayn Lata McFUrland, IfiffiLyinan Rd., BoRon. ghe wsw HOUR IN A 55000 MILE-AN- to UB. bases in Japan. The average Jnpanese In Tok- his departure for Washington. towed from the scene. Court sively Murtad out hU ototy to s carved Into the ground. Hooker .TOO COOP TO PE bora Nov. 18 at MteicIMaterWimorlal HoapSal. Har matemk seld these tad been abandoned _ TRUE.' HOUR -ZOU^! TUs means that beginning In date for KUnkevtch is Dec. 8. Compton, CoUL, potioo offleer I ^ grandparenU are-^Mr. and Mrie. John Lria fir., Main fit, Olaa- who hod responded to a dUturb- yaara ago. ® i i 1973, the United States will no Fred Friendly Suggests: tonbury. Her patermd grandparenU ars Mr. arid Mra. Ihid longer be able to store nuclear Peter Walden, 18, of 102 tag the paaee call. The warden aeslgiied Biratoe Princeton St., was Issued a McTariand, 93 Batry Rd., Manchester. Hsr wwtemsi grist- ^ PrUtoe, a wldosrer who waa his old number, n t l, and mid I ''iC 1 weapons on Okinawa without grsndlbther U Ntchoksi Lata Br., BoUth Wlnfisor. Har prisraal Japanese consent and wiU not More Noncommercial TV wr'titen warning for failure- to roosiriag fiorial Beourity and he would be permitted to contto- /h-ax e m, w • • • daughtar-ta-Uw CbrUtkia sad « a ? « * # * - bring home a stray dog!" "prior consultation” with the May Solve Media Problems Japanese government. NIvUan, E ib irt Jsaaa, son of lU ivsy J. and RhlhartM l-yoamid granddaughter Tsro- I MM I. _ _ _ By THE ASSOCIATED PHESSw k hi. that^ me- »r’pS?r?tl 2 r Inman MvUon, Moadoarood Rd., Ibfiand. He wsa tean Nov, 10 aa ta a hourn trallor. a. The American source at Wtasdtam Oommunky Mamorisl Hospflsl. BY LANK LEONARD t^ If ijteon'and Sato tad not OonUmiliW debate dult toftfarri^wT^ th^gSvX 'tollr* PoUoa a ^ PrUtoe had quar- MICKEY IlNN grsndpartnU are Mr. and Mra. Jaasa Inman, Mlnsflskl Om- raUd witii hU dat«btorta-Uw. fon these points, the ment. or merely a reflector of S?e„ a t L t ^ t a a n ^ ^ I'M NOT SO.SURE! I JUST CAME S OH- 1 WOULPSAV I DON'T FEEL THAT pB.-Japan security treaty dais ovef Vice President Sptro tor. HU paternal grandpaisnu ara Mr. and Mra.|tenas NM- WIUU aald hU father had beta 1 son. WatervBle. Mains. HU maternal FROM THE KJLKE CHIEFS OFFICE- VOU'RE MISTAKEN WAV/ SHERIFF-CqULD STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Jd ^ have liuted beyond A^ew’a crlti^m^ the new. -The mere iic i "dUfloult to handU" after Mw EVBItyONE WHO KNEW /MV AND I DON'T THINK HES TRYING ABOUT THAT, YOU GO AFTER MV ' Mra. Mlnnto W. Hawtdna, Mnwfiakl CsHter. A paternal stroke and found life in the trial- FATHER,LOVED H m J / DON'T VERY HARD TO CATCH THE KILLER! \^ARBARA! FATHERS ASSASSIN? i. Now part'of the agreement pr^uced a p i ^ ^ ^Ice Prerident Agnew a w grsat-grandparanlta eos Mk. and Mra. AM. Ward, Untty, Of COURSE. PROBABLY THEIR KID'S IN A e ^ | l the treaty wUl be renewed increased noncommercial charge, and that he os oonftetag. KNOW WHAT KIND OF PERSON . JAM — IF IT WAS A SMALL JL Maine. He has two bndhsn, Btsven, 3H, wid Andrew, l% . suaamer! WIUU, a haavy-eqripment op­ WOULD WANT TO KILL H U H -B U T) SCRAPE T^E FATHER WDULPA ^ Indefinitely on a year-to-year television. presumably represenU the ad- There was a three-car, rear- • « • » • HE SHOULD BECAUOHT'. bcmls. Fred W. Friendly, a former ministoatlon'a attitude in this erator for o .railroad, aald Mo K EN SAV/NO WHAT HE WAS OONNA end accident on the ToUand , McKlansy, Bsaaaa Marie, dai«bter o f Cttva and Diane 00 « THAT PUNK I IP ANP A U HIS Despito the fact Ui£! OUna- president of CBS news, said Frl- is a frightening thing." tetlMT iMd toftllfM to 'Tpke., near Taylor St., yester- RlolUrd McKinney, 37 Main St. Tsioottrflte. She wsk bom Mateo during RUrM or n. fr ie n d s / wa’e mlUlon people now are aa- day.... that increased . . noncommer-__ ,. Fielding questions . during - a day at 8:46 p.m. Hie drivers < ) tured of their return to " ‘ Nov. I 11 at Mancherier Msmorial Hoapfial. Hsr materaal "Ha had H /bu oao hauling the rial tetovlrion may provide a two-hour appearance which was involved were Lillian Mancuso granilparwga ars Mr. and MiS; Larisr Lsmay, RTD 4, Mhry- motherland, there were no partial remedy to some of the t^ped for CBS’s “ 90 Minutes" gf Vernon, Cart Tbomaa, 58, workara to tbs lorih Portland anna! Dr., Covantry. Har pstemal grandmother U Mra. LoU ihipyard, osraad a Ifi-room oust- Street demonstrations either In pn^em s Agnew menttoned. At ^^xt Tueeday night, he was also of Vernon, and liouis Olg- McKinney, NtonISc. ihe tew a lircthsr, Boott CBva, M mosgba. Ibkyo or In Naha, Okinawa’s ib* same time, Friendly reJecF asked how he viewed comment lio ss of ISB Wells St mar hotel at Old Oroirird Emm* capital. «d Mine of Agnew*s criticism. ^ rw»«n Burch, «*wirman of the ____ On Okinawa, whlrii has been newscaster David Brink- pedaral Oommunksatlons Oom- Bether McOuire of 47 Judith ■astaaie, Mlehael Jaha. aon of mehoUk and Vawrika administered by the United i®F said during a panel discus- mission, in agreeing with the was issued a written aram- Gregory Rastenao, 448 W. MIddU TiplM., Apt 13, Mancbwter. T ■tatoa since It area captured slon^FYlday at the Sidwell p i^ d e n t's criticURn. ing for tallure to drive at a He wsa born Nov. 19 at MSrwtwrier Msmosial Hoapitel. HU from Japan at the end of World Friendsjtahool in Washington. "it’s frighteqlng,'” he said reasonable distance apart yes- maternal giandparwtU aiw Mr. and Mra. Joaaph Olsgocy, War n. Sato’s suniorters haUed again. "We view It as fn im- terday after her car collided CornwSfi, N.Y. HU paternal grandparsnbi nrs Mr. « r i MrF MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK^IDGEWAY^ the agreement Oppoaltlion lead- crlUrisM arlU have no effect on threat tram a regiilatlng with the oar of ^mae McDow- Angelo Rorianao, Newburgh, N.Y. ‘ POOR AAR. ABCRNATWy ers denounced It for its failure television news'coverage. agency. But I have', been as- ell Jr.,I 67, of] u s t Hartford, to say explicitly that nuclear "W*'ve been thinking about eured that we aren’t going to The accident occurred at 1 ;E6 HAS A 9U01 weapons will be bannad from **“ •* problems quite a lot long- p^u y, mir borne. We are going p.ni. on Hartford Rd.. near WINTHROF BY DICK CAVALU the ieiew’i after ravetsian. ' '•*' Spiro Agnew has,” he trying to present the news prospect St. Mrs. McOulre’s car ir«t,Mi Miyara of the Socialist ****" about way we know hoW." was towed away OEE,THATh DICK. years and i haven't got Decorate for the Holidays ASHAAAC. S O B R /... KWH-/ I THINk: a e o S A R E party eaUed the agreement «*»«• “ ^ » « « ------THAJteALL. <3ETTlNO AA£3RE "tricky," and Kainejlro Senaga the answers. If 'Agnew has the There was a minor accident nHERE /S„ AC€REe6ME THAN of the OUpasra Peoples fo rty nswers, Pd like to bear them." Reds T o Mei?t on New Bokon Rd., near E. Middle Tpke., yesterday at s c a p s ^ (3ANO. THB/CJaeOTOSEJ ')! j i P *"- !S.«^^iiI^ratlon ^ FRISCILLA’S FOF **• entotemoUy moved by Agnesr's speeches and even ^ proUf broken Into last night around 9 A aiRL CAN'T the announcement, he was un- commenU of betwork prvri- , .___ , o’clock while h was paritsd at 'ttOUME ALREADY) -ILL DE SM E happy that U.8. bases win re- replying to Agnew were ^'**P*?. the Parfcadc] Bowling Al)ey, *7^ IteFtellc Ftaisy, 13 Oeatoe “ not going to puU ta Its boms” computed the^^worsoa by sign- p r.. reports that four 14" buh- a In I’^ A L FRUIT CArE SALE R a d io Today liiii aius at the criticism, be add- tee rattfleation documeirta. caps were taken from her ear •d f*«r» he agreed with Agnew **’***F> which would ban isst night as h was parked near that »«— shorid ra-«mnv Uie eprmd of nuclear weapons her bame. ine ' their objectivity and that beyond teoec obustriee ------ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS news ptp! P^ITERPeECOD'. poBey by fled it two quarts of (Quaker Bute OIL ou t mM Wtf. AND IN more, not leas, |-«ytr am ili 1 'D u Boriet Union srprioiirt fear can of 8TP oU. two tie- B Y ROUSOM LITTLE SPORTS broadtartliM ftwn tea commer- particular concern aboM earttsr down riioek springs and a one- MANY CobniAIIN O «j.i aa wen as aeeaUr- B/eri German relnetanee to rign bow autnmatlr -8 amp battery stir* deveUpmmt oir a poblleiy Uu treaty and was beBeved to chargur., iMSi lOiniiiiirrUI sV- bn^a daii9 *4 'lu flnal approval MANCHCSna STOWS aa a means of putting pro—««*» *P Ramdt Lm eM ef Ow D ot i spaeefi at Hu CkB- •» Weri Germany. Bow tirit the WABHXNGTOB — The Inter ftnie of Taametogy. new Bonn govanuweri ef Cboa- outm Ifiglnray System- U the Borreatiy Bdwnrd R. caller Winy Snmdl has oa- Uigeet pUbItoW bs program ta rodeomr of brnodcaat preaaed wfltiagnroa to rign tha Mriary- B wfll Unk ritually at OMamUa Ur irsr- p art the Boris* Uaton may teal every etty of M jm or mire of Saar- tte time hae come to taka an- peopU. with rm. oteor step toward 1 that wUl carry 29 •u Ja my rtow. arif. at tee as Won't tradfle.

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/, PAd!^ FOXIRTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAXD, MANCHES’^fcR, CONN,; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1969’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA^NCHEStER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1969 - r r - PAGE PIPTEEN I ■ THI State of California in Grid Spotlight G A B /^ iele AA>/0 Preview of i|oni Herald Anglt' NEW YORK (AP),— A The UBCS-UOLiA g«une is slet- UOLA’S) balanoed otfense, two seniors wbo coul^ go high in State and New Mexloo at New Among Second Ten, No. u - 2 - 2 0 k>t of football foUw win «d a e p.m., E^T, start be­ however, ranks seventh hatlbht ^he ]rf<6 draft. Meodoo State. Auhum, No. 18 Mlasianpiif and \rAis\ fore a naUooal televUlon (ABQ- ^ 'With seven touchdown passes In toe afternoon, have their eyes glued on witoNm.:1 yards per game. top-ranked j,, piorida have iha day off. IS A EARL fS7 TV) audience. Both teams have * T ‘7’ two weeks ago and a rectwd Ohio State btds for a, second la the State o f California to- records; with a 14-14 tie Bmliui are not In Saturday, Shaw owns straight perfect season against OaUfonna is v Tsanrrsji, |MPCA6>| R p i^ . . - s ' _ »•_ ---—■ t M I ■■ ■Isi AIsIm ‘ -Ram Battle with Notre Dame spoiling fifth- toe top ten in either rushing or the major coQege seaaon neoMrd Uth-tanfced Michigan a t Ann No. 16 Nebraska ^ v e M to Ot o - Tile Rose Bowl people-will be ranked Southern Cal’a season passing. But they have effectlve^of 84 TD tosses. Arbor, Mich. The Buckeyes homa, No. 17 Eurduels at tom- N E W Y O R K (A P ) — lead over Washington in toe 10 games since Green Bay In Conflict in Starting_ T'ime Cenning w Up . watching etching the-Southerntoe-Boutoem Oalifor-Chlifor- and and a a 20-20 20-20 deadlock deadlock with with Stan- Stan- performers performers in in quarterback quaneroacR----- Den- 7116 — Texans’------— Steve Ramsey------can’t ------return ---- to toe — R------o m Bo^ ana. . No, . M W ^ Vligtota^pi^ - CentnU Dlrtalon again will be The Dallas (Cowboys and Capihft dvioioh. Loe Angeles, 1962. With each passing day there is new interest generat- nla-UCLA bsUtle Ih the Loe An- ford marring sixth-ranked nls Dummit, halfback Greg holds career marks of 476 com- and a respectable kbowing by st Syracuse and No. » jPueto, led by quarterback Gfeg Lan­ ... Dallas will counter with toe ed in the annual Five Mile Road Race, the 33rd edition gel«s Coliseum, with the winner UCXA’b oamt>algn. Jones and fullback Mickey pietions, 6,822 yards apd SS Michigan probably will earn the trying to wr^p up a lOjOysgulnr Los Angeles Rams, two dry agalnat Detroit. Since Lan­ passing of Morton. Rookie Cal­ due Thanksirivinir mominir o v e r M^ancheater’s naved becoming the host team In the , The Trojans have the nation's Cureton. touchdown passm. nod as the Big Ten’s representa- seascsi, visits X a i w « « n a clubs w im have IS ^ b e r “ >• Ooo»ui Divi- dry took otrer for Bill Munson, siob. ' vin Hill, who ran for a club •Who broke his right hand, the streets X S ft wTo Ekir d a v X ^ n T ^ s Day ckuwlc. leading , ; ^ e r In.CIarence Dav- For those with a passing fan- Other night game. feMarlng live. Friday n l j ^ ^ ^ defenses when ,it comes to The Cowboys probably wUl streets raning at lu.ou. i<^a^ oay maiioag pro- But the pro scoute wlU direct is, who is making toe task of re- cy, toe game of games takes ranked teams finds Louisiana Texas, No. 2, and Arkansas, threw two touehdownrpssses to record 150 yards in 41-2$ victory Lions have won four of five and gunning fo r opposing, quar- play the OevelataA Broams, who over Washington lost Sunday three straight. Green Bay won duces nior® signed entries from young and old m il" their attmtion about 78 miles ptoolng O.J. Simpson look easy place in San Diego, where the State, No. 10, entertaining Tu- No. 8, are Idle but fourth-rankii^ He George Mira’s sionshlps. . . . Mistake a cers taa against hapless Chicago; One of the starters to tl>e hsve Intercepted 17 passea 6, at Cleveland Sunday, while In Loa Angeles will count hcavily running of Dave Oaborne and New Orleans win have-to stop utes, from 11 to 10:80 ao as not Department: Bob Oousy at­ S8rd Five Mile Road Race Risks Long ^ while the Rama have picked off other NFL action Detroit, 6-8, la on Gabriel, toe N FL’e third the kicking of Fred Oox, (ops tn toe passing of San FYancIsco’s to Interfere with toe start of the tempting to make a comeback Thanksgiving morning, mak­ , at Green Bay, 5-4; Atlanta. 3-6, leading passer and first In toe league with 87 points, should John Brodle. and St. Louis will football game. . . . It iq>pears In t ^ NBA at toe age of 41. .. . Brown Files to Run ing his debut, win be Jay Dallas will go Into tos natlan- at Waah'ngton, 1-3-2; Baltimore, touchdown tosses with 18, and be too much for Pittsburgh as nave to watch toe nomtng of toat both may be hurt from a Still going strong and bowling W in String Rubinow, wen-known M m - ally televiaed game before a 5-4, at, Chicago, 1-8; San Fran- toe kicking of Bruce Gossett, toe Vikings shoot for their ninth Philadelphia's Tom Woodeshick. financial standpoint, particular­ each week with toe Manctiester \ By EARL YOST chMter attorney and cnnWit entry In toe Hartford County ROME (A P ) — M ao BanTomi- ^iretzAI^'r 76,005-plUs sellout crowd at toe ctsco, 7-6-1, at New Orlesna, 2-7, second in the league’ with 86 straight. who rushed for 130 yards ly toe school. You won't find Fred Brown aiUong the early finish­ circuit court Judge, tl haiii never been beatan in any Los Angeles (tollseum with an and Philadelphia 8-5-1, at S t points, In a bid to become toe Dotroit, seeking to stay In * • • American Legion, tB o w 11 n g against toe tough Los Angeles ers in the Five Mile Road Race Thanksgiving morning Before flling his entry this ■ V - of his 75 bouta in Italy—and the 8-1 record and a three-game Louis, 3-5-1. firat NFL team to win Its first :Contentk>n with Minnesota In toe defensf. League Is 73-year-o!d Ernie morning, Rubinow ran the O f f the C u ff Wilkie. '. . . Four profeealonal______in Manchester but you can’t expect that from the 63- world middlewelglit diamplon five miles, was sattsfled with one college and on e"h l^ school year-old veteran, the daddy of all road racers. is taking every precaution to ..__8|gii8 of toe times: Today it his time and then forwarded football game are scheduled 'When- Browns steps up to the make sure that string sren’t 2 Friends Aid takes^i~NeWlanes me new Turk-Knleks » ^ just D -y ©n area tee- starting line at 10:80 Thursday Us entry. be snapped tonight when he de­ Civilian Due one how longer to ^ v e l ^ m m o n to i ft will be his 964tkolfl- m A number of runners have fends his title against top- New York lo me weal ixiaai ^ ^ Waitsfleld,' c m raee-alnfie Iw ster^^^ run- been running the course over ranked Lula Rodrigues. Champ Ortiz K than It did In 1946 for the oagers the past three weeks. /vJK u ia To Run Navy Vt., Thanksgiving will be guests nlng years before "ff m ajoiiW • H ie fight win be telecaat live to go from toe big city to at a free turkey dinner. ! . Did of toe competitors were even via satellite to the tlnltod Rochester . . . The Houston Oil­ you know that it took 100 tall- bom. States, where It will be shown To W in Bout _^Sport8 Show ers have announced toat their A T d - 3 lors, seamstresses, headers and The Medford, Ms m ., veteran on ABC’s Wide World of ^;>orto Dec. 6 game against toe Jets UaficWiir . 2 / 3 NBJW YORK (A P ) — Ckrlos millineTs 10 monita to produce has set a goal of 1,000 races be- program. The bout is sdiediflod #ASiaNGTON (AP) ^ In an has been sold out which will / s T -/ V 3 the mohe than 600 costumes toat fore he hangs up his spikes, to begin about 4:80 p.m., BIST. Ortiz brought some help with effort to renew Its football for­ mark the 21at stnUght sellout are used in tMs yecur's edition Brown has'been active since a Skein Ends The match was a sdl-out for Z’ him for his first fight In 17 tunes. the Naval Academy will for toe Super Bowl champs. of toe loe Capades, now at ton year ago -when toe race here Rome's domed Palaaao Dello have a civilian as Us athletic The SRO started with the months and he needed It. BprtagfMd Elastom States OoU- was his 967to. He was 280th In 8AN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sport, an 18,000-seot arena in director beginning next sum­ title bowl aiid Includes toe Su­ Many of toe 8,781 fans who Boum. a field of 247 starters and 248 Center Nate Thurmond scored toe modemistlc suburb of Eur. mer—the first time a non-mlU- per Bowl, sbe pre-season ' and * • • finishers last Turkey Day In 24 points In toe second half to Gate receipts are expected came to Madiaon Square Gar­ tary man has served In the post. toe first 10 regularly scheduled lead toe San F’raiiciacq Warriors to amount to' $288,000, a record den Friday night to watch Ortiz eriniendent of the Naval calchlng toe football was a 40- awarded during toe final home Are quarterbacks in tbe dicate toelr dleastiafacUon with cherished goal of 1,000. He's play, to give the Warriors a two defeats. But is It a definite trend? Can Ekldie, 6-7 and 166, was unique Academy, aakl the school mnde yard race between toe recelv- games of toe particular players’ FRED BROWN National Football League Ortiz’ performance. It seemed now retired and racing is now lie -lll lead. a mere m orW of $ six-footer even In his own time. the change in policy because the ers and comerbacks, I ’d lose teams. New York, with five, to perk Carlos up. He bame on a hobby. ley. Doc Robbins, Paul Phlnney Emmette Bryant scored for getting bigger and brawn­ sUll succeed? The odd thing is that out­ appointment of a pivlltan "Is some races,” he said, “ but It loads In the munber of men who the take a lO-iround q;>llb deci­ and Charlie Dyson, Just to Boston to cut toe margin to ier? You bet. side of Eddie, there wasn’t an abeolutrly esseaUlal If the Naval Isn’t and I know how. to beat will he honored. The Jets’ ten- n ’8 men like Brown who have sion. scratch the surface. ‘ hree points with 7 seconds to In toe N FL’s biggest cem- In fact, a comparison with' NET. starter in ‘69 who was Academy’s prognun la tu oatoh those speed burners. 'Hie year AFLers 'are Larry Orant- contributed much to distance Ski Notes Judge Tony Castellano had ft The field Is expected to reach P'sy but the Celtics could gel no frontatiem to date, between the quarterlmcks of almost a dec­ shorter than 6-1. There are a and overtake those on our secret is to get a jump on toe ham. Bill Mathis, Don May- racing in toe country over toe 7-3 for Orris and Judge John 200 on the weekend which will closer. Dallas Cowboys and the Los ade ago reveals the startling half-dozen regular quarter­ schedule In fo«>tlMU and 20 other defensive back. It’s quickness nard. Babe ParllU and Paul years. • Maschio gave Carlos the nod, 4- make It the second biggest vln Jerry Lucas, who scored 28 UP AND OVER-*Toronto Maple Leafs’ Mike Wri- Angeles Rams la the L~A. fact there has been a relative­ backs operating in the N FL to­ spurta.” toat gets me past foster defend- Rochester. Oakland Is neict with Others In this class are crowd 3 with three rounds even. Ref­ points for toe night: connected ton chases'after elusive puck, but it is hangi^ in Coliseum on Nov. 28, the op­ ly modest Increase In physical day who measure in at. an even Navy has a record of one ers.” . . . Former Manchester four; George Blanda, ' Billy favorites like Little Johnny Kel- history. eree Barney ETielan hod the on a pair of free throws with posing quarterbacks should In­ growth of quarterbacks. six feet. victory and eight loases and High lineman Pete Rubins and Cannon, Wayne Hawkins and the back of his uniform in recent NHL. activity. fight a draw at .M-B. The Aaao-.- three seconds to playk to assure dicate something. Roman The average ,NFL starting The smallest overall,' at "6-b plays arch rival Army next Sat­ Tom Kolodslej, former Coven- Jim Otto. Buffalo and Kansas clated Press’ card showed Ortiz the victory tor San EYoncisco. ’’Uabrlel Is 6-4 and weighs 220. quarterbac)c in 1969 (there were and 190, are EYan Tarkehfon of urday. It won. only two games try High soccer star, have won City each has three recipients, Changing Times ahead, 4-8-8. John Havlicek, leading scorer The invaders’ Craig Morton is 12 teams then) stood 6-1, weigh­ toe New York Gismts and Char­ last season. v ^ l t y football letters at ^ te s . The Bills have Jack Ksmp, Har- Ortiz, 1% pottids lighter than for Boston with 27 points, hit a 6-4 and 214. ed 198 pounds and was 29% ley Johnson of toe St. Louis tVippedge said the primary Rublns, a sophomore, has been ry Jacobs and Paul Maguire, Llete at 144%, figures next to Coach Makes Decision pair of free throws at the final And when toe Ratns entertain years old. Cardinals. lairpose; lor having a civilian os a regular two years. Kolodslej The Chiefs’ ten-year men are Cousy Comeback face Donato Paduano and then buzzer to reduce toe gap. By BUA, SAOHEBIS the goliath Minnesota Vikings The average NBL starting “ They told me nine years iithlVUc director was to keep n Is a Junior who also plays Jacky Lee, Paul Lowe and wai)ti Joee Napoles for the ti­ N Thurmond was the high scor­ Jim Ryan, director ot toe a couple of weeks later, quarterback In 1969 (there are ago,” shrugs Tvkington, ■ontlnulty "bocauee of the rnin- bajsketball. . . Mike Kennedy, Johnny Robinson. Boston has a And Player Asks Wh' ttle. iHe’d better bring hla friends er for toe night with 30 points Otis Ridge Ski school, wlU son- Gabriel’s vis-a-vis 'Will be Joe 16 teams now) stands 6-1%, "every quarterback W’ould have piex nature, of aUitetft-a In col­ who starred at East Catholic pair In Olno CappeUettl and Jim a i^ neighbors along. High last season, has won a spot but got excellent scoring sup­ Underway in NBA duct a clinic Dec. 20-M for pro­ Kapp, 6-8, and 215. weighs 208 and Is 29% years to be 6-4. And here I am. BUU.” lege theae daya. Hunt and Cinolnnatl and San NBJW YORK — (NBIA) 'rae victory ran his career port from Fritz Williams, with fessional sM teachers and ama­ Every pro scout sdourlng the old- (It might be noted, though, "There are prablema In ached- with toe Qulnnlplac College Diego have elngles in Ernie "You cannot divorce^ football rCrard to 5-6-1. Llete, making 26 points, Lucas with 20, and C IN C IN N A T I (A P )— Cincinnati Coach Bob Cousy teurs ____ Interested______in teaching pro- country Is looking for these, Actually, the quarterback toat Meesra. Gabriel, Knapp uUng and knowing ths. peopls. freshman basketball squad this Wright ^u«l Ron Mix^. .D a l^ from what’s happening''through- only hla second ai^earanoe In Jeff Mullins with 20 returned to professional basketball as a player Friday fessionaiiy. otis Ridge is' one over-protelnised sjlecimens be­ average of a decade ago would and. Morton have toelr . teams you are dealing with,” he said. year. He’s a 6:4 front court per­ rookie Calvin HIU, after gain. tola country. Is 86-8-6...... “ out the oountry,” said Indiana The victory vraa the Second In night in a performance he felt was far from the style ot the four Eastern areas select- cause the proUem of visibility have been equal in slse to to­ convincingly on top of their "We are Juat trying lo Increase former. Ing a club record and season • • • fooDball coach John Pont. for pro quarterbacks is getting day’s ' specimens if It hadn’t respective divisions). the efficiency of the department high 180 yards against Wash­ t m : a row for ^ Francisco and that brought him fame as one of the game’s best ever oA by toe P.S.I.A. to h ^ toe Pond, considered one of toe snapped a two-gajne winning ------clinic. Ryan's clinic will with more background In ath­ ington saklL "Unless you’re a jjackcourt men re- Here ’n 'There moet adwlarly, moat enlighten­ Btrlng for Boston. Cousy received a standing ova- view toe quaUflcafions requlr- letic affairs.” natural, like Oale Sayers, you ed men in his craft, reallMs the style toat brought him fame Thanks to a last minute tlon when he got off toe bench ed of the' instructor-candidates learn, each year. I'm learning (unUke some of hie colleagues) as one of toe game’s best - ever c*ayc3g change ’ In scheduling, Channel to enter toe game and toe crowd as It will follow cloMly toe four to run Inside; I ’m cutting bet­ that toe oountry Is . changing, backoourt men. MobI Valuable SO wUi brting In toe New York continued to roar when he made day pre-course required by all Powerhouse Kansas City Chiefs ter. But, Ilka I say. It Is a that toe youth of America take The faiui loved him. a good pass or a shot. candidates before examinations.' Jets-Clncinnatl Bengais A FL learning process,” . . JBll has •w^HARTFORD, Conn. (AF) — a different view now from what Cousy, 41, tallied three points Cousy said he {dayed so that A nominal fee la payable at the Jay Bernardonl, who rvwrate game Sunday afternoon at 1:80 807 yards and a 6.2 average on O’DELL DODGE—Waft Rus- they ones did. COUNTRY CLUB — Larry as he made his only field goal toe players would gain confl- time of application to'Ryan, Face E(|ually Potent Oakland 11 Trinity College’s football pass­ Instead of the Boeton Patriot- 186 carries.. .The most yards seU 246410-237-692, Bob Mallln “ Onoe,” said Pont, "you had Oazza 189-380, Vic Abnaltls ISO- attempt and lone free throw. He dence wlto him In a game for John Polando, has been nam- ing record book this tall, has Buffalo BUI attraction. . . gained In one season by a rook- young msn who would do any' 202-223-287492, Stan Socha 214- SOS, Ken Bennett' 139-378, Hal added two assists and two re­ a few minutes "But let’s face ed director of Information and NEW YORK (AP) — ed back after mlaslng two been named the team’s moat Many viewers and foUowars of le Is 1,004 by Beattie Feathers thing a coach told them to — 227-207-648, Ray TOmkumes 222- Jai^s 387, Norm Clark 381, bounds during a 10-minute stint It, all I did was throw toe ball press services for toe 1970- The powerhouse' Kansas games tor Denver. The former valuable player. Y toe New York Jets were disap­ of toe Chicago Bears in 1884. .. ftke a Marina lieutenant storm­ 222-64S, Jim Newton 216-210443, Oarpol Maddox 138, John Dy- In toe third period of Cincin­ away six or seven timea.” ' Worid Cup Ski and Oovtsmor’s City Chiefs, 9-1, after roU- Syracuse All-American, wbo Tbe 8-toot4 senior quarter­ pointed lost week when the .let- Cleveland’e Jim Brown won toe Mac Segar 206-216-217-6M, Bob ing toe BasUlle and everyone ment 361, John Chanda 149-866, nati’s 183-119 victory over Chi­ Cousy was finally activated Cup scheduled March 8-^-8 'at ing over the Super Bowl also missed an earlier game back ended hie thresr-yeer var- Kanaas City game wasn’t beam­ rushing UUe wlto 942 yards as would follow, Tuesday after toe RoyaU gave Heavenly Valley, South [.-Lake with Injurtes, still leads the Nelson 225-222-629; Joe St. Ger- John Turley 381, Cart Bolin 186- cago. champion New Y o i^ Jets aty career by completing 62 per ed Into tola pari, of the oountry. a rookie In 1907; Baltimore’s "Now, toe nature of y o i ^ 376, Dick Oardella 186, J(toh ” I think I ’m capable of play­ Boston injured BUI Dftnrid^le Tahoe. It would be fun! to be league In rushing. malll 289429, Hal Chick 286-628; . . . Mike Soari^e has won his 84-16 last Sunday, face the oent of hie 806 pa sees for a total Alan Ameche was tops In 1966 people has changed. BeoauM of Krtstof 143-870, John Rieder ing a lot better than that,” said and rights to a future draft there. Polando, a vetergn of O. J. Simpson of Buffalo had Nelson Sousa 218-220-626, Bob offense of 1,878 yards. varsity footbal^ letter at As­ with 961 in toll...... first season. toelr educational experienoe, 188-144-406, Frank Kieman 143. Cousy who has not played for choice. Cousy had been on Jhe KlUlngton, Vt., handled the Na- equally panent Oakland his best day aa a pro in last Carr 246-620, Don Lucas 218- sumption Prep, Woroeetert Sayers had 867 yards as a rook­ toe changing en>dronmenU, six years-slnce he helped Boeton Celtlcs’ voluntarily retired list) ticmal AJplne Ski races at Bear Bidders, 8- | - l, at home week's victory over Miami, 214418, ESnso Pavon 281418, Mass. . . . Jock Semple, fep- ie runner In 1966. they are quesUonlng now. A JOHN PONT SAPLINGS— Bernice Fellows Celtics to one of many world and could not play again wito- Valley early this year. Sunday. catching two touchdown passes Dave Biota 217-224417, P at Trs- as the Bills ended a three-game maroo 284410, Joe D'Amtoo 221- Sptfrts Viewing coach makM a decision .ai^ 128, Ellen Ofiara 128. championships. “ I didn’t do too out toelr permission which took Junior Ski Training camp* In A victory bj^toe Chiefs would and no time on how you deal losing string. The Bills beat the 208-608, Bill Pond 218-601, Jack SA’n iR O A T they ask why.” bad defensively.” nearly four months to get. the Bast will be at Cannon, just abou* w i ^ up tbe Western OOPS!— ^There’s a catch to pftiw recelvlgg— hanging onto the )>all. Top, Texas with] young people.” Patriots earlier in season 23-16 KoropaUiln 212-202-601, A rT Nl- A t Indiana recently, all 14 . CONSTRUCTION — Bernard Wildcat j^ d Sugarloaf Deo. 16- Dlvlsimi title and give them toe San Diego wlU be out to Tech’s Dave'May lets one squirt out o f his hand; middle, Georgia 'Tbeh’s IliOi ( ■) TWaWeMitaPrw black players, on toe football An acutely sensitive coach like 23. but haven’t won on the road this gro 227-206400, Stan HUlnakl 206- KrukowskiKruKOWSKl 146,MS. Orlandounanao AnnulllAnnum mr n n I.. Y Y J home field advantage for the di­ avenge an earlier shutout by the Jeff Ford tries the horirontal approach, and iMittom, IJUI’s Eddie Kay looks Futaan Knicks Find Philly teete boycotted a practice" see- Pont Is aware of the unortho­ After three weeks ot exceUent 208-600. I I 138 IIS) KsIgMs Football 187-380, Joel Grout 185-386, Rob- Dio rressure t elt by Leaaers ^ vision playoff Dec. 21. Broncos. Floyd Little Is expect­ year. gridiron action. sl(A., No demands, no list of dox role of football In college. training on eariy snow at the one way hut the liall is going the other in t;ecent college 148 ($8) Roller Derby ert SteWllet 188-367, Ernest Oak------^ ^ ------However, a triumph by the grtevanoss was put forth. Then Traditionally, a football team man 389, Ear( Cox 800, Donald . v ^ « h ^ ^ Arapahoe and Loveland 8U 4iM ( ■) Wldo World el 10 V those players did not go hM been fun with as much Areas, toe Men’s Alpine ffltl Raiders, a five-point underdog, Tying Goal with 10 Seconds Left Games Profitable to toe next practice. They arere give-ander Bowl confronta­ on Johnny Bueyk’a nipUi goal of NEW YORK (AP) eight of the lost nine. Leroy Kel I 4 » ( I ) N FLi Otaaur ve. the Philadelphia 76ers, 98-94, In Hawks, playing tenacious hock­ 414 win by Raiders In taOH sented a set of golflng Irons the Bullets' offense. Dick 'Van grievanoss run froin decreased as a, well, a democraUc dicta­ at the Masonic Temple. tion game Friday night as the Philadelphia 76ers team break up ihankaglv. tion agalnat the NaUonal E)oat- the season. Roman Gabriel’s bruised ly should ramble through devetasMl National Basketball Association chsmponshlp gams after they In addition the memberohip Arftlale had 2$ for the Suns. playing tone to poor race re­ torship,” aiald Pont. ” As long •m Tha speakers wUl be baseball ing and meet again in boU League cbamjpion. ey, extended their undefeated Onto again goalie Tony Ekipo- line dsapite new g.*t tough 11: ( ■) Valo Feotaall play. screamed “ foul.” knee and the news that it at home. This firet of tsvo exprceoed its thanks to Harold Despite pla^ng with a pulled lations. r v e iMen In coaching, I liatenM Hall of F'ame Frankie Frisch, York Nov. 28 tor their de- Other games Sunday will pit Mreak to eight games Friday slto helped l ^ p the Hawks.^- by Coach Alex Webetar.^ Look mttUgmrn The game boUed to toe final feeUng {u^ssure from their parture for Ehirope. Elarl Morrall will start for for both Fran Tarkenton and (be « « « « *• organized toe whole Ski Show at the West Hartford I boss pony boclu may be able lo to Jarvts In behalf of the mem­ The victory gave the Eastern jump shot with 29 seconds re­ couldn’t happen here.” "Now, this Is all understood On TTiuiaday. TTiankagivinf mate. pro football Winners: stumbie. ' Packers, three bock bers '’ Chtata armory this weekend. Hito to Lou Angotti. who got off a with five to go, were all but run o a Raldere. Daryls Lamoni- Division-leading Knicks a 19-1 maining broke a.96-all Ue. Lak­ ‘Coaches have always made before the players comeij out for given to the youngsters In Knicks’ fans in toe crowd Day, the Chiefa entertain Den­ Tbe big .names of the day ore the team. Football Is li volun- Hat Oreer.'one of the league’s toe best show In toe state for crucial posk before suffering a eliminated UM week. A fattier cs wUl get tha b tg 'n ^ record. Knicks suffered er rookie Rick Roberson gave a big thing but^of sports b e ^ ...... attendance, ...... question and a and * ^ n '’,hootara O r e ^ ^ t agree. Some had a sigh ver an^ Son Diego la at Hous­ Dallas St Los Angeles in the Na- toelr only Jim to San EYancUco Los 'Angelss a foui^polnt bulge such a marvelous preparation taiy thing. And toe. Stiidents toe sUer or faddist to attend. vlctous cheek Into the boards, ttonal Football League, possibly blood bath with Pockerb favored New York 27, Clnctansti 31 answer period wtU ensue after ^ which read ” 81-1.” See you on th^ mountain. ton- ‘ , Jets erere embomuned by on Oct. 88, toe sixth game of before Art "Hamlme” Wil­ tor Uf4. The llUny sounded Hke must make toe decision of the speakers conclude. from about 16 foet and toe ball The Raiders stayed In contend sent the puck to Stan Miktta a preview of the Jan. 4 title on otrengu of 38-17 erlii Oct: 12 their seasM. liams scored for toe Rockets at a ratlaaallaatlon tor toelr. whether they want to play foot- traveled about 10 feet Into toe whose shot was tipped In by game, and Oakland at Kansas in erfalch | BIU Munson suffered (.litets sad onxIouB to take It out 2 The headl table wlU,'also be Uon lost week, nipping Bon Die­ hands of New York’s WOlto on Somebody.' Wrong day lor tos buzMr. existence. ball and how much they want to honored by the presence of John go 21-16 on a lost quarter 80- Ittic Nesterenko -with tbe clock City tor the lead tn the Western (recturedi right wrist. Defense . In toe night’s other NBA Greg Cook and bis playmates to Mllaraukee helT off a lats Ever since toe first coach play.” EHtzPatrick of Campbell Coun­ Reed. showing 10 seconds to ploy. Division of tbe American Foot­ should dq^^lt (0/ Detitet. games, AUonta trimmed Detroit Finkd Quarter Outburst yard touchdown bomb by Dor- Visit Shea. Seattle rally paced by Bd> Rule, sent his undsrllngs yelping onto In sonre instances, as toe case cil Knights ot Columbus; Vic­ Reed was fouled from behind yle Lomonica to Warren Wells. The .goal climaxed a riotous, ball League. Waahln|ton 24. A ^ t a .2 1 ~ A 116- 106, Cincinnati squashed Houston 30, ,Mlsml 14—6lous- who made U of his 36 points toe field to Uje tune of his whip, at toe UniversRy of Wyoming, tor Moses of Manchester Chap­ by Philadelphia’s . Darrall Im- Lnmonlca has already toeoed 27 fight-filled gams In which Ref-; We look tor wins by the fa- real loughle. Will Radsk1b> b* Chicago 188-119, .^itlm ore ton, second la East, stlU has a during that |^>an ever since toe first coach tiv the coach has .forbade football ter of B’nai Brito, and Harold hoff and made taro Insuring a By Tart Secures Victory TD peesea this season and eree Vern Boffey called a total 'vored Rams and Chiefs and (or down after defeat ^ Dkllas? whipped Phoenix 126-116, Los win long shot chance of catching Angeles tripped Ban Diego 100- Nate Thurmond's 24-poinU ef- spired his team to| as they say ptzyera from participating In Tiirklngton of Friendship Lodge 96-94 Knicks’ 'Victory. It boosted be aiming for his 1967 team of 46 minutes in penolUea. 86 of upsets by tbe Chicago Bears Foloona coming off 48-poiat YOU CAN EARN Jets or at least getting In play­ fort In-toe second half helped In toe CataklUs, "win one for campus demonstratians. Pont of Masons. New York’s Btostem Division The lowly New York Nats Kentucky grabbed on 84-79 ttiem coming tn the second p»t and Detroit Lions. Lhst week’s game agminet Bears just might 88, Milwaukee edge^ SeatUe record of 80 and the pro record offs Dolphlna tn tough shape 117- 116 and San Francisco San EYancisco down Boston, toe kipper,” coaohM 1ft all did not follow this line of phU- A QDst beet dinner wlU - be leading record to 19-1. , came up wlto rather a Tart way I^ d at the start of the Wm i of 88 shared tiy T.A. Tittle and rtod with Keith* Mognuoaon and score was s poor 6-6-1 so It’s to- be obi* to outscore Sonny Jur- Thurmond wound , up arito 30 sports have correlated atoletlcs osophy. of slowing Los Angeles’ drive to CharUe Johnson seared Ray McKay of the Ha'wks /bat­ 814 tor tbe year end let's try genaea by runaiag that Woab- without Bob'Griceo. Roy Uefsl- topped Boston 116-118. served at 6:30. 'ncketsi a ^ Controversy swirled around George Blanda U kicked five field goals jjp The Knicks put down a last points and got strong stq>port arito Hte: Practice makes per- ’ ’When there 'were campus available at toe Park-HIU Joy6e, what happened on Greer’s 'flut- most of hto 25 ix)ints in the nn«i The Chiefs wlU try to offset tling with Bobby Orr and D «a k again. All are Sunday gamee. ington UBe We're oto-ytag with 2 overtake New Orleans In the Sept- 39 game. eron. by OUers from FriU WlUlams, wlto 26 toot,feet, think posIUve,positive, when the session to guide the Ptpars fram tbe passing of Lomonica to Fred SanderBon of the Bruins. NFL Sonny. period. Philadelphia rally to top dtoordera here tola spring,” Flower Shop or from any of- lering duck iboL The Knicks’ American BasketbaU Assoeto- 23-10. ^175-^200 Weekijf the battling 76ers, who lost their poilnU, Jerry Lucas with 28, and going gets tough, toe . tough get said Pont, ” 1 called my squad fleer of Manchester Lodge. behind to victory. Biletnikodr. wbo has caught 11 Neoterenko, again aided by Los Angeles 27, DaUas 29- Chicago '17, Baltimore 14- yeraloa - given by BUI Bradley, tion’s Western Divtoloa. Son Otago 17. Donver 14- And 'flfto straight and llto In Uislr Jetf Mullins arito 20. John Havll- go.ng; the game Isn’t over until In and told them they arere free Carolina rode a 64-patait per­ TD posoea already this year and Angotti pot the Hawks In tbs Gobrlel is due to start JesplU SUcktag our chin out here. was toat Bradley and Dick Bar­ what difference does It moke? last 18 games. cek paced Boston arito 25 polnto. too toat man to out; get away to do artat they wished. They Lavern Tart scored M o f hto formance by Dave Volga past WeUs, wbo bos sniood eight load at 1:86 of the first period tbe bruised knee as Rams aim CouBUag on Boars’ rugged de­ nett double-teamed Greer artth, 21 potnts In the final in- Both Chiba eliminated from ^ AUTO MECHANIC WiUU Read wlto high for Nmr arito arhat you can os \ong as have full right to express them- Washington. The OmMnra oix-pobitais wUb tbe running of with his fifth goal of the sea­ for lOtta straight. Eddls Meador fense to turn off Colts sod Oale Bradley partially defiaeUng the rbanre st first aad Floyd UtUc Xork with 28 points. you’re not caught, and ao forth, selves. But they must also roal- duding 16 In toe fourth quarter. railed by tour pofnki at the Warren MeVeo. Robert Holmea son. Boston tied ft at 2 M ot tbe oqveid the day last week tn Phil­ Sajrers to score enough for Ugbt Seaboard Claaaic ahot. still only a pooslMo lor Broncos, TECHNICIAN Bill Bridges, with >7 polkts, Now, however, coaches. In toe that they are responsible for to power the Nets to a 94-83 con- half, but the ahoottng of Vetga aeeond period on a goal by VYed adelphia where Eeglee gave win In low point game. Philadelphia coach Jack Ram- sad Mike Oorrott. t^rger* were in there'all the and Joe Caldwell, 26, led six BOSTON (A P ) — Pine Hill some cases, have entangled toelr aottons. q u ^ of toe Stars Friday night and Doug Moe, ~ ' The Jota, whose winning Stanfield and tbe Bruiaa pullad Rams fits before loelag 28-17. San ' Fmclsoo a . New Or­ eoy eras visibly upset as hto way wtth Oakland lost week so Is tar a ta ta r a ta l players In double figures as At­ Time $8.80, won toe $40,000 At- themselves in their oar^ dlchee. ” 11 they boycott claee, toelr .That dropped the second-place points,: shot. DswUin. imo the otreok woo niaiiFed at six by It’s toggh to run on tbe Cow­ leans ^6^Tw o of lost ereek's team loot Its fifth straight' and rats tbe call at home. ____lanta______buried ______Detroit. ______Howardtontlc Seabord C ^ u lt Pace They aren’t as attuned to toe grades might suffer, tor ox- Stars IVb games bock of Idle lead tor good In the third qimr- tbe ChiefSr-wiU attempt to oUrt FINALE— PUyins his boys but Onbriel Mwukl fihd wtnnere wbo mode It la the clow elevehto tn the tost $S gonies; N ^ Orleans tn the tight West­ ter. ■ Boeton 31, Buffalo 39~Fllp a Komives had 20 polnto and Ed- ** Suffolk Doams arotid around them M they y ample. I t . might be trite, it oaotbsr agotaait tba Bongals. finsl ghfiM as • is o d -- boles llh perns coverage. Rama lag mlnutoe.. If John Brodlf con otopi., Ito^.saventh ,dn' ik\ raw 'at R a ie d O u t , cola or uke a blind slab. Pats die MUet.l9 for the Pistons, who *1 }” ^ ™$hl. nWght have thought m l ^ be stupid, but I still feel ern chase. 1 Ben Waiiey scared five polnis CtocbBaU, Mumping with only wtB pressure Craig Morion be coasleteat for another euaeii home. ' I ster defensive b«ck ' being at home bolpe but BUta have won only three of toelr ^ Richard Welch. ” We’ve stayed ahead of toe '-Plttsburgb ' knocked- off Ken­ in toe last 11 saoends to Uft Dmi- oBs Tlctory and a Ua fai th eir BRIDOBFORT, Coon. lA P ) more than Cowboys will bother be Mtouid take 49ere ta Foety-h(Mr euok. 8 ojoa 6a 8 puta. aa that you cannot separata col­ "They (tob otficlato) hod to with Ohio . Wesleyan won first game '9S-16. After loo- nine home fame# thi# year. .Pine HIU Time took the lead time# la often## and delenae.*' tucky 112-106, Oorallna coaeted ver from behind and past Dal- loot Sevan gmmaa, wUl try to get — S U rtliv defensive back Art Gofertol. , enough lo offset Tom Demp­ lage Ufa from real life.” call something on that-(hot, el- University ; today log firm seven, P ou hove eron Oaaeeed Metcee tretotag. V tata quokftad and ] Oscar Robertooto drtUed In U »«W he wa’re port Waohlagton 129-112 tos. The, Chops had token a 181b DaBcnedstto ef Bridgeport has Mlnncaoto 81. PUtsburgh 15- sey's" field goela. ther a charge o t a foul oh Hie' Denver nipped Dallas 106-100 tn uBIneked on ^ poaMng ofi two of three. Bllla broke tour- first-quarter polnto and a total “ •teatlng Mtoe Oonna not sts quick to aenae other 96 lead on John Beoaley’a Cem Greg Obok against tbe Jets^ ia- s'ctacksd bone la bis foot and against Dehisen will Only problam, tor Viktags U a St. Louts- 31. Phltedalpfala 34 4My btaoR bald koik ta your pressat joR aoft Promoter Dead rtlOoter.’ ’ Rol Greor can’t mtoa toe night'a other gomes. game losing streak by bombuw of 44 as the Royals took a lop- lengths, UUn^ about, young poople. But. tree torewa ertth 28 aecondi le ft has boon ruled out of tbe be Dick Bomberger. temptation to look abesd to —Won’t be surprised at any­ SBATTUB (AP) — Nate Drus- the boakM like that, the shooter Juty-riddlsd dtfanstva bocks A Miami ls|u TUptata Baevtao M a o ^ . -- ' std^ victory over Chicago In i _ _ after oM, chongea In their ntake- Angeles rolled to k 41-M But, Worley cofM r Knights’' appfurvnce. In tbe first The former Manches­ ‘nutrsday's data wtik Dstrott- thing tn ihu one. Cards erere nian, who promoted the world he to.” Rkmaoy oontended. Jot triumph would cUiteb s q>ot up have been coming so quick­ halftime lead, but Tart’s diOot- Jumper edth U s e c c iA ronraU- ta tbs East Divlstan playofts aimnal Knots Roefcas Bowl foet- Stoelon auist bo sesUrtng iofter ■but cut by Lions after scoring game highlighted by toe retiud Elected President fight between Freddy Steele and Reed led New York with 21 ter High standout haa to.acUon-of former great Bob, NBJW YORK (AP) — Jim ly.” Ing h e l ^ toe Nats to a $2ai Ing to tie it and F * boli gaiqe bore Nov. 29. toeing eight in s row but tboy M potnts In two previous starts. A1 Hootak In 1986. to dead at the points. whUe Bradley jond Fra­ Doe- 29.. played a big part in •’Toaklin sad Mnrehall'e fbot- Cousy, The oneftme Boston OeH-\ MoCulley of the New Yofk DoUy ' Joe Poterno, Penn edge heading into too final qnor- ahead arlth a pair of ftas Houstan wUl tty to Wrap v The SgOot-'lO, 190 pound sopbo- don’t have tbe guns to ohoot Caiites gave Rami wtough rum­ GEM CHEVROLET agelof TT. sier eodi hod 18. > CunnkM-:• s.^ tor. X with throe 1------a ______-'the succeaa of the boU axAptom s ykra kaown os lo eter, now coach of toe Roy- News has been elected president «»aeh, hod stmllar feelings. He lbs otbor ptayolf spot sgalnM m oi« suffered tbe injury la lost down tbe Bytag Vlktage. unlise ble. Figure St. Leans offeiMs lo Least and\LKtib.’Tbey ore Rlek Hofrtak wen the fight on a hom’e 20 were Ugh liar Phtla- TIm New Tothdrs had only an Biahops. winnm of 27 WMJJMANTIC--42»>IM3 rtola then tagged DoOnn Ota Doipkfnsminoa Injursd Saturday's -17-7 victory over they beat Ibemselveo. outscore KagteeJo a, wild. 004#- ato. pUyed ten minutes and of the New York Turf Writers whan coacW gat tirst-ixHmd knockout The bout dslphto. Cunningham '^ 1 1 and M-ao lead adth three mtnutee LeM, a Stador center from How­ cuff Hagen artth two.tocMenk* grartorboek BUk GrtaM . Rick Amortcoa International aad w ll of S5 gamea in the Clovelaad 41. Now Torli 38 — fens# thrUlor. ■ cor^ three points. Asoxitotlon for 1970, succeeding ‘o»«»her at a r^ o n veiftlo ^ ’they drew SO.OOO t a n Z ^ lli the larg- Greor 10 o t 'i ie 14 In the final 1 ^ \ but T o n poured In tour ell. Mlcb.1 and Maynard Uttel. BalUm m blew a 15-polnt lead Joe Mcholf of tha New York • P « d hpurs talking about bow eat crowd evw to att - and Worley hu one of ewe ehnrt- Merlon-win quortatback Miami have Ms toot ta a cast tor tbs last four years includ­ Flrrt of two between tbeoe AFL a oantori defonstve sad trpm tend a fight Period. pofatta os die Nets oubseocad Los ty toeoao tor the me igin of v4c- after sinking 12 of toelr first 14 Times. to block on the otftackle play in the Northwest j lor tbs sseond slralgbl weak. ing one tie. Hvals wtdi BrawM w i^M Fenses Cttyv^34. Oaklaurt 13— Bradley oald the KUeks era Angetog 104 40 pat ft awny. ttJ . I' '"1 ' ■ - ') 1 H-

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AddlUons, remodel* 140 Rye S t, South ' ylene bag machine or on print­ apartments, stores. Also sand- Ing and repairs. Call an^m e try. Complete training pro- - ing press. Fine Jdeasant atmos- 84M881. cleaning range, double door Apidy------MartoWi,- - ■ 8(7------Main St ing ' done. Reasonable rates, for free esUmates. «76i-l642. gram in fuU , or part-time CLERK —8:804 p.m.\ dhreral- IBxcomnt wagea, fun*tiinR kbc Bhtft dUL- A?^4_LubricstioiiMan™ inhere in. modern smaU plant refrigerator, carpeting through­ m a in ST., ooner offioa, 8 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CaU 648*0002. ------claaaes. *No oorrespondeflce, flod duUea, bonefltoX Ooor lorontlil, Cross, CMS, Ufa Insurance, paid hbUddya> on ToUand St. about one mile out, . two alr-ccndiUoaen, MASONRT^All types of s |^ learn on the equipment,' Bros., 140 Ryb St., 8«Mitk Wind­ and other fringe benefita. You'll enjoy worUngr a t Manceater'a finest service station. ANTIQUES maeter'^ .TV antenna. Free rooms and lavatory. Houaa A 4:M PJ«. DAT BEFOBE PC^O A nO ^ from Manchester line. Sensible Hale Bldg* CaU 848-2887. STEPS, sidewalks, itoaa waUa, and cener^ work. Quality state approved. CaU any­ sor. ^Wfltridng conditions are pleasant and your fellow employes . starting rate 8rith good chance SmaU oak commode, (88. beat, hot water and parking. Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 4:M p.m. FMda;i Qreplaooa. flagatime tarrabas. ------A------workmanship, work guaran* tim e 1-2284894. .615 PARKER STREET are most cong^enial. You will receive full company benefits for advancement. CaU 528-7497 Camel hump trunk, (38. Laundry and atorage area in STORE tor. ren t 780 to '1800 AU ocnorata repaira. both 1» ' teed. CaU after 8, 643*1870, 644* DRIVERS for school buses, 7:80 Pine S-drawer- cheat, (46. basement. Play area- Super­ side sAl outside railings. Land- to 8:48 a.m., 2:18 to 8:48 '—plus many fringi’e benefits, too! Apply in person at . . . tor interview between 10 a.m.- square feet, 281 Broad St, . , PLEASE READ YOUR AD 2978. MANC5HESTER 1 p.m. weekdays only. Pine dropleaf table, (48. intendent on premiaes. On hue Manchester. Aleo 1800 square scaping. Reasonably prtcad. Excellent parU lm o tor bouM- Pine coat tree, (10. Pine line at Thompaon Rd. off Cen­ OlaMlfied or "B’ant Ads*’ are taken over the phone aa a CaU 648 GARPBirrRT — oonerota stspi. wtvos. Wo train you. Premium feet office or retell building. convenience.- The advertlier ohonld read Me ad fibe FIRST I M p MRS. E. S. LOFTUS .w ash atand, (80. Qentle- ter S t Oonvenlcnt to ehopplng, Inquire Ttaomaa,CoUa. 8484688. floors, hatcbwajrs, remodeling, wagd acale. 648-9414. Moriarty Brothers man's walnut dreasing mir­ DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS .In tfane. tor the TOUR business Janitor, depend­ DOfehes. ewfswm. cto—ti_ oill- 3 5 schools, and churtfitaa. Opm next Insertion. The Herald la responsible for only ONE in* able night service, daUy, week­ -818 CENTER ST., k^NCHESTEUt 6484188 ror, 380. Pine bla^et chest, daUy 1-7 p.m. 648-382S, (4S-102S, FOR LEASE — Car wash, go­ correct' or omitted insertion tor any advertlsemfnt .wkMben mgs.’ attle. finished. ^ icXiricukiST wanted, fUU or *’ART-TIME general work. In :b a k e r y ly or monthly bairia. CaU 644- veterinary clinic, some oven- ^IG BORE Operators — first, LATHE Operators —Exporiaae- (88. Victorian QoUilc walnut 643-4112. Or by appointment ing business. Very busy, cen­ only to Oie extent of a “make good" Insertion. Errors which rooms forinlea. ceramic. Oth­ part-time. CaU Ifsglc Mirror haU dialr with lift seat, (78. tral location. Entrance to 0629. er ralated wofk. No Job too ing hours. Writs Box B, Man- second and third ablft. Lathe ed In aircraft work. Top pay do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be Beauty Salon. 6484448. ELECTRICIAN —Journeyman All reitlnlahed and In excel- MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ Parkade-Broad St, irsnehes. smaU. Dan M o iw . BnUdar cheater Herald. o|wrators, aoooad shift Verti­ for top personnel. FuU bene­ corrected by “make irood^' insertion - __ CALI. Handyman. Leaves raked CABINET MAKERS , and experienced helper. Top- DEPARTMENT lent condition. Also other nut Oarden Apartments, Dec. ter. Francis E. Boland Agen­ Eveninga 648-6981. cal turret lathe operators, sec­ fits. Apply in peraon, Rolo Ma­ 18, 4H rooms at (170, heat, hot or vacuumed, carted away. I S ’ HOUSEWIVES; earn good men- ond shift. CaU LeMt Corpora- EXPERIENCED wages with benefits. Call be­ furniture, bowl and pWch- cy. SIB Broad St., 648-1888. fRockvme. ToD Fred) an, 94 p.m., 6 days a week. ^ p.n-tlm6 salUn| quaUty chine Co., 66 Elm St, Man­ ExceUent openings. ere, mirrors and much water, oven-range, refri^ra- 648-1864. Reasonable rates. 64S-6MI. DORMERS, garagaa, winftaa. tton, 648-2881 chester. tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Rob­ Bakery Ingredient man, producta. No celling to tan e rt’s Electric Co, 844-2421. highest rate,' 8-hour day, more. Terrific Christmas tor, parking and storage, - no YOU ARB A-1. Truck U A-1. roc rooms, room addltlono,^ ______!!______DISPLAYCRAFT INC. pete. Call S2T-9388 between 98 LEASE — Inlevols, reefing, come. CaU 6494896. Manchester overtime after 8 hours. FuU glfta. Cellsmi, attics, yarda, drive­ GENERAL warehouse work, p.m. After 8 p.m., 647-1871. Block and brick commercial siding, ganeral repairs. QiiaUty RTI 1 1 -7, part-time and week- " 843-9657 fringe benefit program. Ap- ways sealed and amall truck­ WOMAN tor store clerk, nights, DEAN MACHINE PART-TIME fuU-time, benefits included. ]dy at employment office. 648-0578; building. 8.700 square feet AU ing done A-1 right. CaU Tro- workmanahlp. Financing avail- ends.' 849-4819. Apply In person, Watkins utilities Including 13x20' office. able, Economy. BnUdora, Inc.. .------7:— ■ . .(|*10 p.m. Goleo, 288 West Mid­ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? mano Trucking Service toU- dle Tpko., Mr. Mhrhtiam.- PRODUCTS . MALE-HELP WANT to learn to be a chef, Bros., 935 Main St. Central location. Busy Indus­ free. 742-9487. 648-M69. 872-0647 evenings. D IN G -D O N G II" part-time or fuU-tlme ap­ W o o riilug Apparal JAN. 1ST. trial and bualhesa tone. Fran­ 102 COLONIAL RD. 11-2 p.m. or 11-7 p.m. FIRST NATIONAL cis .B. Boland Agency, SIB 8A1E8 aasociatos wanted by Apply m person; prentice accepted. Apply in 24-Hour Answering Senriec SNOW plowing, roaldontlal and omgonmjM n i*p mnma onii arilliig starts oariy roal estate office. WUl train In- Haa Immodlata Openings: person. LaStrada Restaurant, STORES INC. > H n 5 7 OCCUPANCY Broad St., Manchester, 648- commercial.GommeFetel. AlaoAlso trucking.truaU nr. roc rooms, ana ••• u . r,___ „ ___** * .•« MAINTENANCE MAN 1868, 848-1864. repair work, 289-9189. with AVON—earn $|| Mr your experienced but otherwise Daya: 7 s.m. to 4:80 p.m. 899 Mainy .____ St o IN( Hr NIA, BLACK Persian lamb lined suit 2 Roasonablo rates. 648-1674. PARK & OAKLAND Free to Herald Readers Christmas In spare time dear qualified appUcants. FuU facU- Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Some knowledge of high and aiie 14, good oondiuof^ 849- 4H room Town Houae apart- - o*—^ —— p*-M «»oi> {ties provided. CaU Mir. DWyer ______MCDONALD’S BRIDGEPORT Operators— ex­ AVENUES MAIN ST. — New one story FLOOR cleaning and waxing. yoiir home. Start now. Call 28^ low pressure boilers, elec^ "Poor devil! He came out lor cuts in defense spending, 0611. njfp^^_8_tatha, alr-condl- Want rntormatian on one of onr claaoIBed adverttconioi 4922. k t Evans A Clapp, 847-1484. TURRET LATHE—Set-up perienced In aircraft work. atr-oondltioned office building. No answer a t tlio telephone Hetedf Simply esD the Janitor service. Call Suburban Roofing—suing 16 trlcal . work and air-condi­ EAST HARTFORD, and the Pentagon dosed his military base!"" tionlng.‘ aiove7'"raft1geratee,- Preetlge.. .Jagatipn. WoUtii^ — ^------and operate. DRIVEJN Top pay for top personnel. Full tioning. Versatile handyman dlapoeal, patio with sliding Floor Maintenance Sorvleo. benefits. Apply In person, Rolo CONN. WoBtMl—To l«y 58 distance to baiilQ /’TbWB'HaU'- Free osUmatSs. FuUy Insured. ROOFTNO and roof repair. WAITRESS wanted days, no 46 West Center St. wiU find this ideal. Clean glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ knd downtown Main St. Abun­ EDWARDS HARDINGE OIUCKERS Machine Co., 86 Elm St., Man- plant, {defisant working con­ tiful; beautiful. CaU. 6494229. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 648- Saturday or Sunday. Good A T fE N nO N Mancheater, Conn. - cbester. Dogs— lifdi Foto 41 Fwol OBd Food 49-A WANTED — ANTIQUES, UMd dance of tree parking. WUI be 7707. working conditions. Apply in —Set-up and operate. ditions, normal 40-hour work furniture, partial nr complete completed DeMmber 1st. Va­ ANSWERIN6 SERVICE ODD JOBS, light trucking,- ..----- ; - pcMon. LaStrada Rostaurant, HOUSEWIVES week. ExceUent fringe bene­ SEIASONED fireplace wood, cut selates. Call 888-2800 days. 848 riety of office saltes from BOO carpentry, miscellaneous re- BTOWE^ Home Improvement ^ Main St PRODUCTION MILLERS MEN for tire service and re­ fits. Wages open, let's talk. Holp.W ontod— FREE puppies to good bomaa, and deUvered, (18. plok-up —Set-up and operate. MAN WANTED to work in lum­ cap shop. Good pay. 46-65 hours 0004 alter T pm . 649-6661 649-2179 square feet to 8,000 square pairs, etc., good service and Co. Bhepert instaUation of CaU personnel department, Ma!o or Hmerto 37 049-2228. load. Prompt deUvery. CaU feet. CaU Warien E. Howland, 9 875-2519 Would you like to woric beryard.^ Must luive driver's per week, all benefits. Must 2884087. m m low prices. 648-7218. aluminum siding, gutters and RECEPTIONIST-4 or 6 p.m. to 633-9441, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. HOUBEHOUI late - Anfifinea, *------Realtor, 848-1108. and leuve your message. TouUl henr from onr am-oriwar hi trim. Roofing instaUation and 9 p.m., Monday through Thurs­ whUe your chUdren are in TOOL GRINDERS — Ex^ Ucense;-''_____ Davis ;A_ _ Bradford_____ Be steady worker. Experience KITTENS looking for good tacte-a-brac, cloeka. framoa. 2 |lg time witbont ipending all Svenbig atl the telophone. ALL MAKES of chain saws re­ school? We have openings pflrienced at sharpening Lumber Co., 200 ToUand s t , helpful. Apply Nichols Man. CAFETERIA HELP homes. Call 849-8480 after 8 SEASONED cord wood, sawed BDOBRTON Gardens — N e a r ------repaira. 6494496, 878-9109. day. Reply P.O. Box 222, Man­ CONSOLIDATED CIGAR flaaaware. We buy eetatee. VU- hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom s^ce paired and sharpened. Lawn chester, Conn. In our store’s accounting metal cutting tools. . Hartford. Chester Tire, Inc., 295 Broad Iworklng hours 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., P-»»- anytime weekend.. to required lengths. Free de­ lagt Peddler. AucUonear, 480 available Immediately. Rea- mowers and snow blowers re­ d^iartment tor experienced St., Mnhehester CORP. livery. E. Yeomans, 748-8807. apartments. WaU to wall car­ 'Monday through Friday. Apply TWO CUTE kittens, would Uke Lake St., Botun. *48 8347 oonable. Rent one room cr AutomobHM Pgr Sol* 4 paired. lOnl-Motora, 188 Rear WAITRESSES comptometer operators to BRIDEPORT MILLING 131' Oak ist., Glastonbury, Conn. peting, appllaneee and uUIIUee Roofimg emd PRODUCTION milling and to Mrs. Jane Rowland, Man- good home, housebroken, good etc. (186-(160. J. D. Real Es- three rMma. H. M. Frechette, MUSTANG, 1986 FSstback, V4, Middle Tpke., Wait, 6494706. BE A JOHNSON GIRL work part-time from 9 a.m.- MACHINE OPERATORS RETIRED MAN cherter Community OoUege WANTED — Antique furniture Realtora, 047-I898. Chlmiwys 16-A 2:80 p.m. Wagea ocounensu- lathe hands needed. Liberal with ChUdren. 649-9828. glasa, pewter, oil palnlinge or Ute Aasociatee. 8484139. HERALD power steering, good condition. gxVE MONET! B ^ial winter FuU or part-time evenings. —Set*up and operate. Light work in the mornings. benefits. 50-hour week. Ajqily Cafeteria, Hartford Rd., Man­ Dairy Prodoelt 50 Call 649-1847 after 8. p.m. r ^ e with ability, free, park­ MECHANIC — fleet work, chester. ONE-YEIAR old female spayed other antique ttemr. Any LOOKINO tor anything kt real rates sharpening reel type ROOFING — Spedallalng ra- We wiU train you. Must be ing, subsidised cafeteria. Apply In persem; ' in person, Metronlcs Inc., 640 quantity. The Harriaon's, 843 BOX LETTERS pairing roofs of aU kinds, new six -day week. Must be avail­ St. Bernard, house broken SEVERAL varteUea of apples eatate reatals — apartiqents. Howot For Rout 45 1968 MUSTANG, 4-barrel V4, lawnmowers. Will pick up and over 18. Many benefits. Apidy employment office. TOOL MAKER — Exper- Hilliard St., Manchester. REAL ESTATE salesmen — 4709. 188 Oakland Street. deliver. Mini-Motors, 188 rear roofs, gutter work, chimneys ePald Vacitilon able for out Of town work. For and good with children. Needs tor sale, Cortlands, McIntosh, nomes, multiple dwellings, oo now snow tires, jrteraOi ience in jig and fixture saleswomen wanted. License Red DeUcious and Baldwins. BLUNOTON — Ptnney Brook For Tpof ->0^la.Tpk9, West. 6494706. cleaned and repaired. 80 years' eUniforms Provided wo*k. MACHINIST or tool maker’s appointment call 643-2878, 649- room to run. Call 649^2881. WANTED — Old electric tralna teM. OaU J. D. Roal Estate Apartments, 8-rpom unit in condition. Must sell. 1900. ^ FIRST NATIONAL 4218. necessary. CaU for particu­ Volpl Farms, Volpl Rd., Bol- Aaaocl»tes. Inc. MS-ilK Iiifonnatian -eiqiierieace,__V tp» estimates. eFtee life insurance MCDONALD’S helper needed on the first lars. Unsay Realty, 849-9188. tor 8-raiI track. Call 838-1811, brick one-story garden apart­ 4888. CaU Howley 64fr3nr, 884*-- STORES INC. ton- sFree-dlsabUlty Ifisuranoe AU benefits. sitift. Apply in person, to Mr. BUYER — experienced In FREE kittens, housebroken. ext. 8788 daya. 849-7808 eve- 8H-ROOM apartment, heated, ment buUdlng, total ateclric, THE HBR.\U> WUI twi 8888. eMedical Plan. " - - — Kasevlch at Klock Co., 1386 PART-TIME hardware store nlnga. stove and refrigerator. Refer­ range, refrigerator, disposal, disclose the Identity of "FiOtK A^IAKLAND DRIVE-IN purchasing tools, supplies and. call 647-1124. . Ho«MlMld~Gobdr51 any advertiser using box Trucks—Traefocs - 5. D A V E’S ..An Ekjual Opportunity Employer Tolland Tpke., Manchester. help needed. Contact Mr. Chap­ ences and securtty dapoett re­ alr-condittoner, basement laun­ ROOFING, Guttara, C2ilmneys— CaU 878-8961 to arrange'-ln* AVENUES .46 WEST CBNTICR OT. raw materials. Dean Machine letters. Readers answer­ New and repaira our special­ Products, 102 Colonial Rd., man, W. O. Olenney Co., 886 Model Home Furniture quired. Near hospital (ISO. dry and atorage area, rntertoc PICK-UP truck, haU-ton, 1987 tervlew. EXPERIENCED truck driyer, North Main St., Manchester. RoonuW M ioiitloaf^ 59 ing blind box ads who ty. 20 -years ekporianeei Free Manchester. , FREE Beagle dog, female, six- Phllbriok Agency, Realtors, brick wall. Aduita «Uy, no Ford. Excellent condition. Can AUTO - EAST HAR'TFORD, MANOp^TER, CONN. —~ta.,lii6llver fuel oil. Full-time, months'old. CaU 849-8188. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL pots, (128 per tmonUi. CteU desire to protect tbalr eetimatee. OaU. Roy Kaaehl. HOWARD JOHNSON’S CONN. EKPERIBiNCED tractor traUer “iHE THOld>80N Itouse-^Oot- 848-4100. Identity can follow ‘his be seen, 281 Broad St., Man­ driver. Steady employment for perm anrat'' poSHRsn'." ■ Aiqriy- 4a ' RSUABLB. jnan,...JEaitted__to 19 PIECES tage St. centrally located, James J. Oeseay at 878-0184. chester, 648-9686. 648-0888 after 8 p.m. ------Route 80 COCKER Spaniels — Six $297 WB HAVE oustomen wtoting procedure; UPHOLSTERY Vernon, Conn. .... 'qualified peraon. Apply Carl- person. Harry VanCamp, The work at South Windsor Auto' ~ SlftenlowF WdUlodwii__ large pleasantly furnished son'a Expreaa, 96 HUllard B t PLATFORM man, general W. O. Olenney Co., 336 North Parts. Inquire In person. -weeka.jili]..__oniL..tomajer-«wo -cooma..Joking. Call 849-3888 tor the rental at your apart BOLTON Four-room lake- Enclose your r^ y to 1988 FORD F-lOO, heavy duty PALL SALE frelf^ti Must be willing to Fmna’.* 38 males. AKC regtstered. 849- ment or home. JD. Real Es­ front hoiuM, ' second Bolton y the box In an envetope — plok-up. Excellent condition. „ - __, __ FULL AND part-time waitress DIVERSIFIED duties hi pro- Main St. Schanck Rd., South Windsor. Interior Designer wants reliable for overnlgtiT'IDR}- permanent work nights. High School edu­ 8911 after 2 p.m. family or newlyweds to accept tate Asaoelates, Inc., 64M11B Lake. (140 monthly. Unfurnish­ address to the Clasjttled . Camper top, many extras. 742- sTops—(88. VIBQting m o r IWnDing l # help wanted, 8 p.m. to closing, duction control, typing sec- MOTHER erlth licensed home guest rates. aWlndows—124.96. MACHINISTS - cation or experience aa dod delivery of complete Model Dla- ed. No children, or pete. Oen- Manager, Manohoslar 8862 after 8:80. ORANTS plumbing service, Good pay tor right person, ondaiy. 87^ hour week, bene- and fine accomodations wUI Evening Herald, together aSeat Covers—(29.96. Apply C-J Grinders, Broad St., fits. Call 6464124 tor appoint- man necesaary. Inquire at play of QuaUty Furniture Josi FURNISHEO light houaekeep- quaUty work, fair prices. CaU PRODUCTION LATHE Lombard Broa., ihc.. Route d care tor child week daya. CaU FLUFPY part-angora kitten, Ing room for^ woman. Apply - Heal, hot water, centrally lo- with a memo listing tbi For moat Cars. Mancheater. ment. box trained. Call 849-4828. removed to Warehouaes tor Pub­ cated. Adults only. 84(-SlTl NEW AIX. eliHM apartment, stroyed If the advertiser 1060 FORD half-ton plck-d|>> First Class employer. Is one you’ve msntlonod. Mimnorv, STENOGRAPHER -CONTROL weekly. 849-9784. 8_pc. bedroom. B pe. Dinette heat, stove, refrigerator, first running condition, (228. CaU 110 down, you may purchase ROOM tor woman, kitchen If not It wtU be handled 648-8246 Drotunaklngl 19 . Immedlata Openings with • TOOLMAKER privUegea. CoU 8494188. floor. No-p^. fiecurit/. (118 In the usual manner after 6, 647-1978. PONY for sale — Good with my room indlvlduaUy. Iro- monthiy. Aavllable December 1178 moilfilly. Tolland. S •79.0399. ^ l exxteUent o p i^ u n U y for • GRIT BLASTER ChUdren. (75. 742-9117. PRODUCTION CLERK wUUng and amfal^oas peo­ NOTICE mediate deUvery or tree 1st., ^fler 8:80 p.m., 646-1098. SHARPENINO Service - Saw* DRES8MAKINO and alterations Dogt-^lrds Foft 41 storage. ROOM with kitchen prtvlla 1988 CHEVROLET, panel truck. ple. Overtime, kberal bene­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, • SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK MANjCHBflTBR -N EW five- knlvs*, aces, ahaari. skats* -reasonably done. 849-9919. Excellent opportunity for Gal Friday with initia­ fits. Apply CAP A OCP Charge Plans centrally located. 14 Arch O u to f Towe Good condition. CaU 848-1886. rotsoy blades. Quick sarrtes CONNECTICUT GROOMING aU breeds. Har- room apartment m two-family Lott and Found 1 tive. Excellent shorthand and typW necessary. •INSPECTOR mony HIU. H. C. Chase, Hebron Artielos For Solo 45 flao. our own Instant For Root 44 Oapllol Equipment Co.. 81 MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking POSITION VACANCY Plan WOMEN only, one block h o ^ . Three bedrooms. Avail- 1986 FORD F-lOO, 8’ body, 4- and alterations, expert work- Full-time. Ckmgenial atmosphere. Many frin^ Rd., Bolton. 843-5427. abie Immedlataly. Range, dla- "LOST—Savings Passbook No. speed transmlsaion, extra Main It., Mawdwster. Boon J. T. SLOCOMB CO, PLANNING DIRECTOR ALUMINUM sheets used ai Main fit., between hospital and HEBRON — Wall 8t.,f— Large, 087-0-01897-1 Hartford National dally 7:804, Thursday, 7:80-1. numship. 86 E. Center St., 84^ benefits. We need the ^bove for our expanding plasma department. printing plates, .009 thick, 28x DISCOUNT FURNITURE tl, carpeting throughout, tires, 8 cylinder. 647-1948. “l " 68 MATSON HILL RD. MALE COLLIE puppy, for sole, Center, (tell 8484889. new four-room apartment, flnii 0 Salm y Open Bank and Trust Co., Middle Saturday 7:804. 8484m. 8088. Many benefits such as paid holidays, quarterly produc­ excellent background and 38”, 28 cents each or 6 for |l. WAREHOUSE 8210 monthly, plus floor, •oparmts front and rear* Turnpike Office. Application SO. GLASTONBURY Poalttm requires ccnaiderable 843-2711. LIGHT housekeeping room, all Paul W. Dougan, Real­ LIOHT trucking, odd Joba, also tion bonuses aqd group Insurance, are offered here at our temperament. CaU 648-0841, 9-8 NOW 2 BIO LOCATTON8 entrance. Wall to wall carpet­ Made for Payment." 16 minutes from Miancheeter knowledge of new plant. furnished, stove and refrigera­ tor, 849-t8S8. ing, appliances, cellar atorage, moving large appUancea, Burn­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. ning, sonlng and suoalvision weekdays. Weekends anytime. SCREENED loam, processed 8880 Main SL Harttoro tor. 801 Main fit., 8484074. Auto Aeeottorlof— Moving—Tracking—i n ^ - T r a c I / preUrired TV antenna, perk­ LOST — Male German Shap- ing barrels delivered. 84. 644- 615 Parker St., Manchester prinriples and related admlnls- POODLE puppies, Bilv|r mini­ gravel, gravel, umd, stone, ^ _ 822-T349 IfOUR—R(X)M apartment, con­ herd, black and tan, vlotnlty Tliot 6 1776. 9tO(PCIf|9 2 0 SERVICE atatlon attendant trative responslbUltiea. Degree Apply in person; i. fiU. George H. OriffIng Inc (former Fuller Brush bldg.) veniently located on bus line. ing. Heat snd hot water In­ ature, 7 weeks, AKC register­ R(X)M for roM, kitchen cluded. (186. monthly. * Call Highland Park. CaU 848-0888, MFs, E. S. Loftiu part-time eveninga. Experienc- and eiqpertence required, 1366 TOLLAND TPKE.—MANCHESTER ed, shots, excellent tempera­ Andover 742-7888. ITS Pine St. Mancbestei One child acceptable. 8140. 720 Spring St. NEW 1970 Dodge 4-spsed trana- TREE SERVICE (Souotar) - MANCHESTER Dellvery-Ught ed preferred, over 28. Apply In Liberal fringe benefits inchide 646 8882 prtvUagas. Coll 8494139. /CaU 8494488. 8484883 or 848-18?! mission with hurst, (178. CaU Trees out. building lots olmr- trucking and package deUvery. ment, one male, one female. FREE wheels! Buy new snow person, Gorman Bros., 770 vacation; stole leave; boU- Call 648-4440. (former Normante Fun. MOTIU- rooms, srsekly ratss — j BOLTON — 8-room apartment, FOUND: Black and tan, male, 748-9117. •d, trees topped Got a tree Refrigerators, washers and tires, get new wheels frse. Warabousi ; specialty.; Fold- WAITRBM— Days. Apply in Main St., Mincheator, daya; penalaa plan; complete maid servlcs, rafiteurant od-/ quiet neighborhood, carpeting, Shepherd. CaU Dog Warden problem? Well .worth nlMm* ■tove moving, Holp WoBfod Molo 34 ntlBH Setter puppies, cham­ Pernument antl-freese, full *t oornar ofIf pjtoe A Porertr St.si V ...... — ------Insurance plan. Employes’ ored- Jocent. (teU 84S-UBT. flreplsce, sundeck. Referenoea 848-4866. caU. 7424M8 | Ing chain torr rent. 849-0^. person, wlUle’e Steak House, strength, (1.49 gal. (tele’s Dis­ ------_ 1 ------444 Centjer St., Manchester. DRIVER8 for ocbool buses, 7:80 .minn avaUablc. pion sired, AKC registered. Mon -Frl ApcurtuMuti 43-A rvqulivd. (ISO monthly. 848- Trollofs— to 8:48 a.m., 2:16 to 8:48 p.m. appUcation and JOb de- Ehccellent hunting or show count Station, 848-8882. 849-8271. SOfOBR aiitomattn slg- TWei-ROOM furnished apart­ B8U. ExeeUent pait-time for third acripOon apply t6«»ERaONNBL stock. Gall 875-8488. GOLD nig with pad, (80, 11x18. M ol^ Homot 4>A HousohoM Sorvkot Folnflng^oporiiig 21 Draftsmen Polishers Wanted sag, with cablnst, convsjris In­ ment. Heat, hot water, stove, R(ickviLLB — Large, Troom ahlft workers. Premium wage OFFICE, Municipal BuUdtng, Double mapte bed with spring, to portabla, button [ holea, 43 RIDE WANTED to Constitu­ Offorad 13-A (NnDE-;<^tslde painting Spe. Electro-Mech scale. 848-2414. Center Street, Manchester, rafrlgNator. Apply Marlow's, apartment. Walking distance to CLERK-TYPIST Men who are witling to learn poUahing (10. (teMnst radio. 31” T-V, monograms. hams, stc. 88? Miln St. Manchester. tion Plaza, Hartford, working clal ratss tor p ^ le over 86. — p------'------CoiuiecUcut 06040. for finished work on twbine blada aOd vanea. needs work. Tools, nails, dish­ FOUR rooms, heat and hot storea. (100. Security and refer- hours 8:80-6 p.m. Parkade UOHT trucking — Lawns, cel­ OaU my ooihpeUtore, then call Originally over (800. Full price water, central location, .bus en^aa required. 1794148. to aaatat bookkeeper, Bbc- LAYO UT STRONG young man for fence Closing date tor filing Is De­ Ahpve average honrly rates, fringe benrfita and NOTICE es snd many mlscsUaneous now (S3, cash or monthly pay­ FURNISHED three rooma erlth vicinity. Call 649-7988. THANKS A LOTI! lars, attica qleaned, odd Joba. me. Estimates given. 849-7861' perienced in aooounte pay­ Una, parking. 8484781. Trees out and removed. 648- es ark, (2.28 per hour, fuU-time. cember 81, 1969. .|j|iMt sharing plan. AppD^ at ttems. 878^1819, 743-9488. ments. asste4?«. large sunporch. Good location, FOUR-ROOM spaitmenla. one We at Reotown,' in this 8000. EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting able and general book- CHECKERS Q U Colonial Fence, 743-7888. I OF BID MAN(HE8TER — New tergt (tell Peterman Real Estate In WllUmsntlr, one In fiteitord. •eason of Thanksgiving, exterior^ and Interior Paper . keeping knowledge. Excel­ Sealed bids wUl be received SNOW TIRB8 - « s t of 8.16x14, lEWIMO MACHINBfi - sU«ti Agency, 848.3328. AutomobDot For Solo 4 M Al^ LOCAL Red-Lee Metal Finishiig Ce., lie. . sst of 7.86x16, practically new, Vroom, first-floor apartment (SO monthly, (tell Ta-88tB ^ w ere reflecting on the won­ RBWBAViNO.of bums, moth- banging. OolUnga. etc Insured lent working environment. until 8:30 p.m., EIST, Monday, autoDiaUc atg-sag. axcsileni tween 8:80 and 8 p.m. Company paid benefits, in­ ASSIGNMENTS (30. per oat. fiet of 7.60x18, In J-fMlIy hoUM, bMUt^ly t HREE ROOM fumUhed . heat- NEED CAR? Credit , very bad? derful aqualntances we've hdee. uppers repaired. Win­ 849-1008 69 WOODLAND ST,—MANCHESTER December 8, 1989 for su|q>ly- eondlttoo. Makss buttonhole* carpeted, range, beat, ------cluding medical and Ufa In- TOP RATES $ $ $ (teU 888-8090, after 8 p.m. ed apartmeik. Lorg* eloeete. mxMVILLB —Available Deo. Bankrupt, reposseselon? Hon­ made, amongst the camp­ dow efiodca made to measure, Call or Apply Ing cafeteria equipment. for the aems, embrotden, etc. Orig. ment and {larking, on bus line, est Douglas accepts lowest ing frelternUy, during our aU etas 'Venetian blinds. K m MAOOWAN JR. A Sons, aurance, etc., 87H hour ; '.-t: Lincoln ;; School, 494 Main UMlly ever (MO.. 8 soonthiy private enlrsncee. Working spacious fouf room sport- week. Apply in peraon. Tele­ Saturday 9-8 RK H stone free loaiq, (300. per month. Jacquellna- adults. No peU. Rsfereaees. Heal and hot water. One down, smalleit payments, any­ fint year of operation. So mada wUle you watt. T ap e^ interior and exterior painting, Street, Manchester, Connecti­ payments of IfiJP saoh or pay Roberte Agency, 848-8888. where. Not emaU loan finance phone for Interview appoint­ five yards. (18. Sand, gravel, •OS'OSiO cmig accept^. No poU. fiocur- at this time we would like oordersi for rent. Marlow's. *87 P*P««' h»nilnt- Thirty years cut. Speclflcatlpns and Md stone, fUl, manure, pool and 161 cash 8S2-08fil daaler company plan. Douglas Mo- this opportunity to Main ti. 849-8811 expertenoSk four generations. ment with Mr. Wheeler, 646- Counsultants f forma may be secured at the FIVE rooms, first floor, erlth iilfO L B fumlnhid 4 - room “ J' (136 monlhly. 8494834. Free eetimatea,^ fully insured. 4422. patio sand, (tell 848-8804. ton, 848 Main. ' one and ell "Thanks Busmeos Office, Mancheater hast, 10 1. Oiestnut fit. fihoem houM, Boltan l,*ha, November- nodCVILLE — Five room TWO .hsmdymen want a variety 848-7861. Designers, Inc 80" OAS STOVE, white. Asking Sunday morning ll- l| only. and best wishes tor Board of Education, 1148 Main SKIS — Lady's FlsharComet, June. Adults unly. (ITS month­ apartment, flret floor, children 1986 FORD and Plymouth 4- of Jobs by day or hour. Rea­ — 111 ASH STREET TyroUan step-ln bindings also (SO. Call 84848(ij door sedans, V-8, autoniatio, the coming holiday season. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ PILGRIM MTT.TJ1 S tM t, Manchester, (tennectl- ly. (tell only between 9-11:80 accepted. JIIO.,. T48-0947. - sonable. Call 648-8808. B. HARTFORD, CONN. 08108 HELP WANTED boots, sise 7H, excellaqt con­ MANCHIWnCR — Mbrihwood radio, power steering, extra terior palntin(r, paper hanging. DEPT. STORE Phone 289-7464 cut, 08040. DAVENPORT — dpeas to bed. Apartments. AvaUabl|i Imm'e- a.m., 848-0073. CUSTOM made draperies, slip dition. 743-7(86. Phrmlca kltcben ; tabla, drop- RfXKVIl-LB - new Sroom wheels. 648-2880./ A FEW HOLIDAY Discount on waUpaper. CaU SovBiol oxcolM it opportimItMs diately. oM ^^^^bediV ^ ‘THRe E r OOM apartment. prC covers, and reupholstering. 648-8048. . 4S4 Oakland St. LANE maintenance men tor leaf, 3 chairs. U good ooodl- apartment, well to wall cor- SPECIALS FORD ENGINE, complete 8 spUt level apartments, central vote ' borne, convenient loca- 1968 TORINO GT Fastbaok, 880 Budget terms. Bstebltehed In nlghte. Apply HoUday Laneo, VBlo p o d Ib ow r f i m . H o v b HMiBy alr-condltlqning, IH baths, car­ pa'tlng,- atove, refrtgerotor snd PAINTTNO—Interior and ex- cylinder, 338, recently o v er- ______tion, oti teat, wofldag dishwasher, (148 monthly. IT*- automatic, power steering, 1989 Brand new 1?' Totem. 1946. Days. 824-0184 evenings, M Spencer 88., Mancheater. for stoady w o Hl N o experieiice ragoirad. INVITATION port, private biwsmsnl, boloo- ..power brakes, console, poly- Equipped with heater, Oas/ 649-7890. tertor, very reasonable, free MAID — Part-time, 9-2 ;80. Ap- hauled. cxtieilent oondltton, m a PLB (3(XiONlAL- .bedrooibedroom A vallal^ December lot. I079. I7fi47a. ^ eatlmates. CaU Richard Mar- ply In -person, Howard John- Yoor raond work wiHi ovorrimo. Top | 8100. 848488L maUrsea, boxat sprlnfL igr lind other luxury features. glass tires, aim belted snow Electiict' Refrigerator, Range, ELECTRICIAira j.D. Real Estate Aeeoelatee, tin, M9-928B, 849-4411. iwn'i Motor Lodge. Route 80, (e.BB per hour plus fringe bene- TO BID ' man's dreeeer. woman'ti's d r e » UOLt o M - ^MVe-room apart­ tires, excellent condition, (2, Sink afid Toilet. Large ward- UOHT TRUCKINQ, bulk dellv-. ratos, many benefits, union shop. An o«| PILE IS soft and lofUy . eolora Inc., 0484138. ' 896. 844-U18 anytime. robe gnd sleep six. Only •tUm, cellars Vernon. flte. Apply 8-a'ed Wdfc will h i recrivcu er, night stand. (380 or hes^ ment (138. Heat, hot water, re- cleaned and removed. Aleo odd CBnJNO painting, also repair opportunity employer. retain brtUlanoe tp carpets frlgerstor oi>4 etove Included. (1891.00 ' U, , JOHNSON ELECTRIC GO. at the office of the Krect^r n' cleaned with Blue Ltwds. Rent offer, (ten between 44 p.m. ROOMS, newly redecor­ 1984 RAMBLER aassic, 4-door Jobe. 044-8982. ^ replace oeiUngs and walla, SALAD G IR ^ nights, 8-9:80 124 Fmncla Avenue 848-3081. 4 4 CaU 8484fi80. ------i______taping. CaU between 8-7 p.m appvoxlmat|sly, ei^ rie n ce not ^General Services, 41 Center electric shampooer (1. Paul's ated second Ooor apertment. lo o t sedan, standard shift, 6-cyl- '*9* Totem. 'Same as above Newington, Oonn. EXPERIENCED Contact Mr. R#yiioMs Citreet, Manchei'.er. (tenn., luntll Adults only. No pets. Security inder, very, economical. (260. kilt, also including ahower and ---- 8494764. necesaary. Apply (tevey's Res­ Paint A WaUpapsr fiutipiy. SEWING mschtiiee — brand LAKOE oftlee main floor un taurant I Bkjual Opportuntty Employer. D. cember 2, 1909, at 11:(» deportt and rstorenees requr- 647-1978 after 8 p.m. kot water. Only (2196.00. eolldhig 8 a.m. to 4 p-m. Phone 249-8448 CARPETS a fright? Maks them new ifiOfi automatic slg-sag, nn- Main fit-. Illfi per rnemth. In- WoEtod To Xm * 45 2 a.m. for ed. (U6 monthly. 848-mi. SET UP MAN a beautiful sight with Bhis ’'clalmed teyoeray. Makss but- f>f ruiMAnTT.il laaa 1»«» Travel Queen pick-up _____ ContrOCthigCointraefkig 14 FlOOr FMshlng 24 ALLIED BUILDING SYSTEMS toahotes, monograms, bams, WANTED - o n . or MAINTENANCE MAN Fire Hydrants, Valves. Tee* Lustra, electric abampoo- C9URLB8 ApartmenU — Bast requlrwl. (tell 848-8« n furnished apartment tor mid­ 4-door Holiday. FuUy equipped. ^ ® * * * ^ „ J ^ ’*^*, USON ,Cteaaynski builder—new FLOOR SANDING and reftmab ’ 8«^ ___ CtEAg, USED rsfrigsratan, ferred. CBartes PonllcsUl. 8t*- ---- rangas, automatic wartiers wltli ydde oval tires on rear. Route 6, Wert of Wllllmantlc, mertoal. CaU 849-4Stl. U ritsfi ' necttcut. 8844 after • p-sa. , Very clean Inside. Needs paint Conn. Open weekdays 10 to 10— FULL-TOdB, girt for coemetic BONANZA STEAK 49 with guarantess. fiss them at Job. Asking (800. 848-7819. Saturdays 9 to S. 428-1625. KITCHENS — (telonlal, mod­ MoPtOOCMfi 27 **tl*e end clerical dutiea. Ap- HOUSE Town of Mancfierter. ------B.D. P sari's ADDUances fi49 Tira - BBDIuioM apartment. PAaAidRniud OUloj^ ern and Mediterranean. Also T r y : ! ------ply m person. Pine Pharmacy. Connecticut CHRIFtMAfi Trees - tag now. Main fit (teO Ideal location, Adults only. 2 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE. HELP WANTED 1987 PONTIAC Tempest, metal- rcc rooms. All work custom MORTGAOBfi — 1st and 2nd. 884 (tenter fit Robert B. Wrira. (4. Route 44-A, MOMflsId, 1.7 ------^ occupancy. jOall Canter St. 4 Thompson Rd., Monchostor Uc blue, automatic tiransmls- built, (tell RoysI Chistom BuUd- mortgsgst— Interim finsnelng 649-1154 M ALE and FEMALE Oeneral Maneger nillsa sort of Roide Ufi. 439- KENMORB slcn, V4, power steering and era, 848-8484. —axn^snt and enafuunttai MEDICAL asalstant wanted tor excellent condition , Luxury Living A* You'd Design It brakes, very good condition. Gcuogo—Sorvko— ___ OUTfillte PART-TIME worker, Inrinedfafe Opening wlU accept |4fi. 84M ssrvtos. J. D. Real Estate doctor's office tn Manchester. raornliiga, laboring on pipe Mgbor wogo ralo» efieeflva N« S lo r a o o 1 0 NB^VTON H. s m it h and Son- One 4 Two-fiodroom Apertmonts Must sell. Pleaae caU 847-1118 Agsoe. tft-ftlW Hours 14:10, 8 daya par srssk work and tanka Drive omaU 1949. lobfi ovuBubla da... after 8:80 p.m. ____ 1^. : ■ T*T~______Remodeling, repairing, addl- ______I .. and Saturday morning. and medium trtieka. Interas9 MBITAL buUdlng tor rent In m- Uons, fwc rooms, - garages. Pleasant srorklng coodlUoka, 1st SHIFT 4 AM. • 2:30 PM. 5 3 Froe Ho«t and Hot Water SAAB 1986, 4-speed, 2-cycle dustrial tone, also garage toi porches and roofing. No Job IdfilnOSS O opoi ^ l ty 2 t salary oommensurate with ex bag work, pleasant condlUonn. ARE YOU THE MAN? front snow tires. .Excellent rentMinf wltliwith 1A»10’ hlfihKlrtpK doors. DIsAsa^Phone tfiWh ■moll r*rtt1 • __ s___ _ McKlnnay Broo. Septic Tank 2ad SHIFT 2:30 PJd. 11 PM. Rental.. A lto Indudas MANfMEMTaT----- P*rt«n«5*. PJewe reply Box F. A PIANO — Danish Teak medara. condition. Must sell > by Tues­ 849-9844. after 8. Oo., MltcheU Dr., oft Parker^ EXPEIHENCED . Te Jetn ear ; All G*E Kitchan Equlpmant day, at any reasonable price. St., fi:a04 a.m. / Rapidly growing industry- New plsnt, fii—Jy We will Isa A igright. I1W. cau tn-sm. Phone Sunday, Monday, 875- TWO R(X>MS tor storage space, modeling speclalUt. Additions. aU .tock Ineludsd. Owners ra- OFFICE HELP,wanted, no ek- j w wnik,____ , good____ pfty w ith overtiine, _ paid life Range srith Self-Cleaning Oven • iSro-Door 'Refrig- IBM. south end of Manchester. 846- rec rooms, dormers, porchss, urtng. (tell H. D. (tele Realtor, pertenos neceaaary. wUl train. ■»*«**«»'**'^» ' aaee, ho^talizRtionl hoUdnya, eratot'-FreeMr • Dispoaal a Dishwasher • Two Air 0311. cabinets, tormlcs, ,bullt-tns, 648-8880. . A |^ In parson at Olastoobury and agreastva man ur" rsbutld ExperienM not 1986 PONTIAC, QTO, hardtop, rapatr tndusfna) haat other fringe T O r OOfifiPANT BEJfEFI lB Cooditiooliur Units • lYfiverse Rods • Venetisn Blinds bothrooms. kitchens. 849-8448. Dysing A Fkilritlng C o,, 64 Adl- wiO train. Wo opportanity ftir a Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout Two bedroom bucket seats, floor smft, mag treating aqutpm^tt!. ElectrieaL COMPOSITOR OVTOOTCNITT POO AOVANCBMKMT BuUdto. cam- «>LDEN oppprkmtty tor tome- ;^ r R ± : let wheels and wide oval tlreslre^ HALUtAftR BuUdtng Com- oneons IntcreotiritntcrsstM Intn solessi man- ‘ mechanical, rigkhag, wsldiagr apartmenta include one and one-half baths. Best.offer, (tell after 6, 649- Molorcyclos— improvomafit, experience ^ helpful. Rapid You'll find yo4if ce-woricors most congonial. Apply Of Ample parking, individual basement storage, master agsmani'. BUM part- Uma and CAPABLE parson to srork tn In- 6k*y te Bte sei Tpks , 8741. n additions.-rsc rooma. .garagsa. grow. No 'emUng to Incoms. vsntory control, posting snd growth company, fienth Wtad- ClMek tho'frtnOo bonofih. * sd fi*ll TV 'antenna. Convenient to transportation, shopping. ______.------roofing, gutters. Free estl- OaU 8411818. OyfiL. m e - r T-fi g rowth sfhhftls snd phurrhaa 1988 OOlOBT Oallente,. 2 - door BICYCLES—New and uwd. Re* mates, all .erork guarontesd. t. pricing tor Industrial supply CAVROK CORP. firm. Modem East Hartford lo- PUNCH preos set-up man aad hanttop, V-8, automatic, excel- pairs on all makes.Open dally CaU 9«8-8Sl7. ~ . Apply in porsoii at fha INDUSTRIAL PARK RD. AFFI.T IfiBtal sgfiBt on prfimiatfi 1-7 pjn. Also showp by lent condttion. Call 840-2444 af­ 94:80, Manchester Cycle Shop. ______- ^Mvoto Imtractioiifi 32 catloB. Salary and fringe bene- operator, fiuperrisory oxpart- appcdntmfiat Om and two bedroom model apartoMots ter 6. ' 183 West Middle Tpke.. 049 MONET! Fart sarvles. fits, (tell 3894391 tor appoint- 4aee dostrahto. Good working Exit 97 off PorinBoy BURGER CASTLE eompiataiy fornishad. Ona-qaartar mila asst ct Exit 30M Dormers, room sddltlaQs. gu- EXPERIENCED certified i'**'*^ « • ' coadittona. Day shift. Hoarty \ ISattrlyFHtFr Etimittg \ ffentUi VERNON, CONN. 1868 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2- rages, porches, roofing and- teacher, tutoring aU subjects, rate., romtasnaurata ^srttli 22, Wilbur Cross Parkway, Route 16 and 1-84. door hardtop, radio, bsater, fiOlWINN btka, 8-qis8d, ^ Am eg—1 fipinilanity SYSTEMSk iNte siding, (terapara prices. Add- SpedaUsatioa — readlag and Read Herfdd:^Ad8 vuio.

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:; v ‘ ■ ■ ' ■ '..'I ' V ■ : PAG& vEIGHTEEN r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTPB, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 22, X. Ma n c h e s t e r E v ian N G h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .,'S a t u r d a y , n o v e m b e ^ 2sl lom FAOB NiNBtEBM ■r Housm For Solo 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B Y SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Housos For SolO' 72 H< For Solo 72 Hoowt For Sab 72^ Hoow* For Sob' 72 Oof off Toiini For Sob 7 S QbAGMiRE’e BA8V OOa ALLEi^lC T ■ V ; SCHALLER RD. Bur WMEM rrcxisfe m orethan foreign ~ Etesr-ROOM four ALL RRICK four family, fosir TO RXX? AMD WiWii VWEM lT6 FREE AlP 5ME 9RX»S rr away like a ^V E D 0(?E - UENTRAL LOCATION Manchester bedroofn^, Camfly roam, flro- rooma each. Price reduced,' Three-bedroom SpUt,^ dlshwa^- OPEN HOUSE piaeo. 1% ,, 34 batlw, caipeta, aecondary a'vallable. e r , dlapc>4^ , family room, patio, t n i o a i ’ ' hqtmimg 10 drihu. , tmakim 'Km : fLL HAVE ACMAMFAGNe CXXlKTAlL-^ Six-room cape vrith 6% % .- gang*- Largo tz«ed lot $»,- Manchester' Glastonbury Line MO iM MOT m t E A t r B it By 'Mipahitmmt- IVblvettan walHo wdll carpetliv. fireplace. THEN CAVIAR IN WINE SAUCEr-THEN assumable. Immediate ocou- SATURDAY & SUNDAY ■ 900. HnteWiw Agency, 64MS34. Agency, H e a lt h 6404S18. $29,900. Owner. MUN(iRT-< VIOWSSOISE - FILET MIGNOM, pancy, close to everytb!h>g. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 'toU'RE MOT MAltCaB8l!g R — T.ronm f yOp^ MEDIUM CARE-A SlPE ORPEI New healing s y ^ m . Only 2 ^ / ■ ' CCKIICBi aix-room Ranch three 8 AJf. to 4:30 PAL . EAUMG.'M/WE OF BUTTERFLY SHRIMP-AMP^ $19,900. House in excellent atal. « bedracmM, baUw. bedrooms, buUt-ina, carpeting, MANCHESTEI^ Split Level, A9AMDWICH? flrqlaoe. eloiM space gal«»e. Preferred Tallwood seven room^ modem kitchen FOR.t%SSERT' ^ndiUon. T. J . Crockett, Just "completed new •^'Trootn garage, beautlAiUy treed and Realtor,. 648-1677. 3-oar garage, nnmeroua ex- private lot. Inapect now. Mid COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. with built-M, m baths, dining Raised Ranch, all city utilities, tiaa. lioMaan Realtor.. 0$3- Fine wooded country cldb area with city water, room, three bedrooms, family prestige location. Direct from —■ . 30’a; Wotvertem Agency, Real- ItUL 1 ton, 640-38U. gas, sidewalks. ’Largo assumable 7% mOTtgagea. 4:SOPJ«.DATBEFOBEPCBIJOATioiil ' room, ^ ra g e , large lot. Phil- builder. . ' > COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First Immediate occupancy. Deadline tor SAtnrday and Monday U 4 :M p.m. Friday brlck/Agency, Realtors,, 646^ S34 ROOM Ranch, brick tr o e t, S THREE — bedroom,Ranch with 4300/ floor consists of large' living room with flreplaee, dining 125 HAJ^TON DRIVE ' bedrocrins,. llraiqaoe, gwage, large kitchen, flnUhed rec FOUR CX)6PERATI0N WILL |a| A | m park-]lke yard. TmirmiHei* oo- room, treed lot. Sacrlflce CQmlRN .Road . . . Spotless 6 room, modern kitchen with . BE APPRECIATED VIML I I eiqiaiiey. Only $34,000. Hayea price. Low, low 20’s. Woiverton Open Sunday — 1:30-4200 /bom Colonial that ow n er must bulIMns, den, large family FOREST HILLS, Agency, OdMOSL Agency, Realton, 640-2818. ' sell as they have been trans­ room, plus finished re'e room MANCHESTER DIRBCniONS: South Itsm Otrieet to Olantnihurj tine, tod ------V------ferred down state. Three in basement. Second floor has right on to Indian HUl Trail — 4th house ion r 1 ^ (watch Conrinuod Frotifc ProcodIng Pogo SteVEN-ROOM Oolooial,. air. rooms on each floor, two full 4 bedrooms. On one acre oondltkmad, three - bedTOomi^ tots For Sob 73 for signe). baths, full basement, two car wooded lot with 2-car attached $22,600 — NEW Raised Ranch, one fan, two half hatha, fire­ Wonted To Rent 68 r Houses For Sole 72 ikPPRbxiMA’rELY four Save OB thnae laat i.new S-room nmeh homes with S twtn- garage.'Choice area. And, the garage. Adjoining land may be 3 -bedrooms, garage, 160 x 200’ place, large lo t Aasumable B$4 slsed bedrooma, 2 tile baths, center haltwaya, targe prime land. Near oomm«mity mortgage is assumable ($16,- acquired. $88,900. PhUbrick t r i e i lot. .Hutchins Agency per cent mortgage. GaU' own­ firsplaoed living room, fonnai dfciing room, eat-to kifadseit YOUNG couple without children. college site and new Rbute- 6. 600 at 6% per cent). Asking Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 649-5824. er. 64446U. . (bmit-ina) 3 ' . 3-car* AB . priced hi . desires 3-4 room apartment In Manchester ' / $31,600. PhUbrick Agency, private home. 646-4477. $31,600. Owners anious, give us OaCa Appotntmant other thnes a oall T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER — Clean and MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais­ CailNTRAL LOGUmON — Six- Realtors. 640-4300., ^ 64SS23S. PARKLIKE GROUNDS 643-1677. • large, oversized 6-room Coloni­ foom OepewtUi 6$4 per cent ______/ YOUNG COUPLE looking for ed Ranch, four to five bed­ CEUTTER of T ow n . . .epproxl- two-bedroom apartment, un­ al, l >4 baths, fireplace, garage, rooms, built-ins dlahwasber, aasoniBifale. Immediate oocu- mately 336 aOree, all in “B “ furnished. Bolton ^Manchester Erie St., 3-bS^room Raised excellent landscaped yard. carpeting, rec room, wooded paney, doae to everything. ]. WATSON BEACH Ranch on quiet street of G£KtKlW£Ca£MAN Move right In. H. M. Frechette, New beating syatem. Only $10,- lone. AU ritlllOee on the alte. area. Call 742-6116, after 5. NEWLY LISTED lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency, Ideal for multiple dwelUnga. custom hoimes, large flre- t. S. Nt. ftfMs hm»vi4 CHCAGO, lU . : Realtors, 647-0993. 646-0181. .000. Houee In exicellent oondi- ELDERLY man wishes room placed living room, dining FERGUSON ROAD p IMiad fMNra Iw. ^ tioii. T. J . Crodeett, Realtor, T. J. CrocketL Realtor, 643- REAL ESTATE GO. 278-5950 with kitchen privileges, park­ area, oversized eat-in kitch­ TO SETTLE estate-Mancheater STURDY older brick home, 043-1077. 1577. Four-bedroom Colonial, fam­ attractive four - room home. ing, from elderly woman. Call en, cutatone elevated patio, good condlticm. Seven rooms, CHOICE of several buUdlng lota ily room, front-to-back living Houtes For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 Ho u m For Seri# 7 2 Separate garage, double lot, ALTON BT. —Vacant home 647-1370 after 2. fire^laced' rec room and fireplace,.. 2 baths. Full base­ with city utilities. Ranging In VERNON room, dining room, modern anchor fence, full cellar, fur­ ment with laundry room. Out­ that awnara- want aold. Bigtit OotoffTooni bar, breeze^ay and garage. kitchen, 2M baths, garage. GARRISON Ck^onlal — All the MANCHESTER—Custom 8-room price from $6,000 and up. PtaU- PRICED FOR TRANSFER nished. Residential area. door fireplace. Near shopping, rooma In all, 136 bathe, ahim- 7 8 Many extra features' too roomil are exceptionally lar^.'^' tiirlevel qn wooded acre lot, 2 tniim aiding, two-car garage, brick Agency, Realton, 040- Owner moving out of stale, Business Property 24’ living room, 24’ bedrodm, Reasonable! Call 1-666-4904, bus and schools. Mid 20’s. Lil­ willing to tot thia 7-room numerous to mention. Qual­ MANCHESTER baths, first-floor family room, overaiaed tot,-etc. etc. TUa 4300. ^ For Sole 70 JACQUELINE- etc. Formal dining ropni, fire­ owner. Ideal for youn^ couple lian Grant Realtor, Walton W. Raised Ranch, with 136 ity built In 1966. Transfer 2-car garage, privacy, top lo­ him e la loaded with extraa. Bast Hartford ROBERTS AGENCY place, porch, garage.'8 eautlful- or retired persons. / Grant Agency, 643-1163. baths, 8 bedrooms, dining MANCHESTER — 20,000 reason tor sale. cation. High 80’B. Hayes Agen­ Drive by 78 Alton and aee the RAMBLING CAPE cy, 646-0131. Rosort Proporty room, finished family room square foot masonary Indus­ 646-3339 by landscaped yard. Custom outalde, then call and lat ua $26,900. built'' fo f present owner. $29,000. I I F o r M 7 4 with ftrepioce, 2-car ga­ trial building, m acres,' cen­ M, H. PALMER, Realtor In executive neighborhood, irOyR-PAMILY — consisting of mow you through. Chance to rage, city utUlUes and aa­ New Branch of Sapings Bank Accepts First Deposit tral location, all u tilitie s.------Philbriok Agency, Realtors, ^ m a k e a trehiendous biqr. TJ. VALUE IN SPACE 643-6321 646-4200. spacious 8 room custom 6-6-4 and 8H rooms. Chty utili­ BOL’TON LAKE—Ym r 'round sumable mortgage go for The seventh and newest branchxw the Savings is Mra. William Dewart, teller, and Edson M. Bai­ Many possibilities, including 8V4-ROOMS expandable Cape, built for original owner, 4 ties, handy location at the low, Crockett, Realtor, e^ion. 436 room home. OU hot water $32,900. 649-6306. ~coramerelBl -use; Haye^ AS^o- centrally located, garage, ' EldH T beautiful acres, 7-room PLEASE. COME— - heat, 160’ of lake frontage with Newer 7-room ^)lit In de­ Bank of Manchester on Hartford Rd. opened at 9 ley, chairman of the board of directors of the large bedrooms, 3 garages, low price of $26,900. Phllbrick SUMMIT ST.. —^Ten-room atn- cy, 646-0131. patio, -ayciope fence, nicely MANCHEOTER— c^ Custom built home. Aluminum trees and privacy. Ehicloaed sirable reeklenUal neighbor­ a.m. today. Sam A. Crispind, the owner of the bimk. The bank leases 1,000 square feet of space in paneled den, recreation Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. gla, ttx rooma down and four landscaped. Outside flreplaee,. assumable jnortgage. $103.64 Is siding, double garage, in- room, formal dining room, Tomorrow Sunday— 2-5 P.M. porch. Immaculate condition. B & W hood. Offers 8 large bed; building whqre the bank is located just' west of Crispino’s new building. (Herald photo by Bucel- finished cellar. Principals only. iq>. 336 hatha. Needa redecor- rooms, 3 taathe, famUy the montliry paymeht on this grpund swimming pool, bam. enclosed patio. Many oth­ Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0181. BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. McKee St., makes th^-fint deposit. With Criapino vicius) 2 643-6496. . aUng. Immediate occiqiency. room, eef-tn Utoiien, format REST HOME clean 6-room Cape selling for Hutchins'" Agency,...... Realtors^ er refinements. Situated on Manchester Paikade \_ NEW 2-FAMILY Fine realdentlal area. Senaibly Manchester 649-6306 dining room, bay windowed MANCHESTER Line —Set be­ only $19,900. Tired of living in 649-5824. 'huge-private lot QMl First time offered ever, one priced at $36,900. T.J.Crockett, Out of Town Uvlng room, many extras. Wonted— te d prtiile 77 tween 2 golf courses you will apartments and not getting any Excellent live in propoaiUon. of Uie pideat and most es­ OXFORD Street — Seven-room Realtor, 64g-1077. HEBRON — New 6-room Rais­ find this picture book 6-room return on your money, well we 'niree large bedtxxxna, fully i f F o r S d o 7 5 tablished' homes In Man­ Colonial In choice area. Older carpeted, all appliances. Ex­ ed Ranch. Three bedroome,. SELUNQT Do bustniss with Union Will Back GE Strike Ranch. Immaculate Inside and have the answer. With $11,100. WARREN E. HOWLAND WHITNEY Rd. — Six-room cathedral ceiling living room, JAOQUELINE- one of the oldest agencies In' chester. This business is down payment, you can own home completely rebuilt. cellent Income.. VERNON 100% full and always has a out. Many extras. Priced In the Three rooms down, three up Capa, S-car garage and finioh- formal dining room and kitch­ ROBERTS AGENCY town. Fpr prompt, courteous 30‘s. Heritage House, 646-2482. this clean 6-room Cape and REALTOR ed rec room. Aluminum CHRISTMAS GliW en with buUt-in oven and servlcs call the Mitten Agen­ backlog of applicants. Pres­ move In before Dec. 2. Second­ plus finished attic. ’Two full HERITAGE HOUSE Make your wife happy this 6 4 6 ^ 9 fiig.'new MW, esraellant^^ range, also glass sliding doors cy. liealtora, member Multiple, With $800^000 Weekly Fund ent owner Is witling to as­ TWO-FAMILY flats — Masonry ary financing. available. Call baths, modem kitchen. Only 643-1108 '-year. Move her Into ‘this 8- sist with financing to a re­ $27,600. T. J . Crockett, Real­ 646-2482 • ditlon. Immediate occupancy. room ctotoih Colonlel ready and sun deck, treed lot. Choice Ltetlng. 643-0930. By THE AS8O0IATBD PBBM workers walked oft the job Oct. union has come of age add construction. East Center St. early, this won’t last. H. M. New on the maittet. T.J.Crock­ of interior decor.. Only 10 per BOLTON Lake — Waterfroqt sponsible party. ' location. $29,900. Phllbrlok tor. 648-1677. for occupancy now. 4 large An emergency oonvenUon of 37 at most of 'the company’s we’re going to wtn.” Frechette, Realtors, 647-9093. ett, Realtor,. 643-1077. cent down to qualified buyer. California style home, 3 bed­ ALL CASH tor your property Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. bedrooms with lots o f clos­ plants Ui 136 cities In a strike John H. Ihannbo. bead of the MANCHESTER — ’Two-family COUNTRY Sized six - room MANCHESTER Horses, ponies MANCHESTER — Steep Hollow FuU price, $36,000. U A R rooms, large MAdosed^ $s>rcb -wttlifn 34 houre. Avoid red tape' the AFL-OlO International Un­ _ ^ ^ _...... l.A. Me ■ -S-fftt-e. W m .3 m.. ... m...... f ets. 136 baths, first floor spearheaded by tbs lUE and the lUB negcUatlng team, told the home. Large lot. ’Two-car gar- and children will enjoy roam- Lane, five-bedroom ■ spacious t - j S B I ) ^ — ROOM OMoMal — Realty Co., Inc., 643-3693, Rob­ with Bundeok overlooking lake. InetsuA eervice, Hayea Agency, ion of Blectrloal Workera has PHILBRICK FIVE ROOM house, excellent flat, 6 down 4 up, downstairs Prettlge in-town IocaUon. family room, garage. Mix4i 646-0181. Independent United Blectrtoal oonvenUon: "The day of slarv- age attached shed. Ideal for Ing the 3 acres surrounding Colonial with a front to back ert D.. Murdock, Realtor. PtiUbrick Agency, Realtors, pledged to provlda more than condition. Within walking dis­ has been completely remodel­ Ftteplace, 136 baths, laundry more! $38,900. J. Florence. Workers, .which has 16,000 mem­ Utg workera back to woirk le large family. Bralthwaite this delightful 3-bedroom living room, a 16x24’ family S46-4300. $000,000 a week for eupport of tance to Rockville center. Its ed, fine residential area. Both room, 2-car garage. No rea-, 64941806. BLUNGTON — Crystal Lake, bers at OB. over.” AGENCY Agency, Realtor, 649-4698. Ranch. Priced to sell at $31,- room right off the kitchen, pan­ Its 86,000 members on strike a steal at $18,900. Call Ells- apartments vacant upon sale. aonable offer refused. Owner four-room Ranch. Paneled cel­ VERNON; OB, the naUon’s fourth larg­ Later Shanfoo went to l abs ■ 600. Call Paul W. Dougan, eled sun room, formal dining against tbs Oaneral Bleotrio Oo. REALTORS w oi^ Mitten Agency, Real­ T.J. Cfockett. Realtor. 643- NEW RAISED Ranc.h, 6 rooms, ■ v- (UBdoua. Immediate posses- lar, large wooded lot, 18’ above Life Magazine est Industrial corporation, says neolady, N.T., to.oonfer with lo­ Realtor, 649-4636; room, 236 barths, 3 fireplaces, TT,.’- B & W ' The unanimous action by 600 tors, 648-6980. 1677. plus garage and large lot. $26,- olon. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ground swimming pool. Patio. CHRISTMAS ll hoe kept Us plants open tor cal union Isadsrs. He sold he ex- 646-4200 2-car garage. All situated on a BARROWS and WALLACE Co. delegatss masting In New York 000. For full details call the SIX ROOMS plus Cape — 8 Bed- tor, 049-3818. $13,900. PhUbrick Agency, Buys Pictures 187,000 nonstriklng workers but peeled ths company to time a 126,600 ATTRACTIVE 6-room MANCHESTER —Forest Hills high beautiful lot of a large Manchester Parkade City called Friday on ' each BUSINESS zone —Stone build­ Mltten Agency, Realtors, 648- rooms, plus partially finished Realtors, 646-4300. OCCUPANCY production has been out by two- new contract offer for "when ing consisUng of four unit Colonial, raised hearth fire- area. Large Ranch aivallable size with shade trees. ’The ask­ ■ . • ■''/A TWO Families — Yea—two-two Manchester 649-6806 member of the M0,000-memt>er Uilrds. our people are hungry enough to 6930. room, that can be ■ made Into six-room Cape, 136 .baths Of Massacre apartments. Three house trail­ place, bullt-ihs, attached ga- Jan. 2nd for occupancy. Own- ing price Is $48,900. li & R HEBRON — Beautiful Raised union who Is working to cuntrtKr Paul Jennings, lUB prosidsnt, accept I t " small study or anything you famiUes, built In 19K7 Qaragee' CO'VENTRY—^New homes, five with 'vanlUes, perched high rage, shade trees, assumable er has Just reduced price by m a N C H ES^R Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692, Rob­ A Best Buy By Belfiore and acre lots. Buy one or buy Ranch. Three bedrooms, for­ - NEW YORK (AP) — Ufe ute one hour’s pay per weak to er parking lots. Excellent In­ Immaculate please. Flreplaced .living room,, and six rooms, with garage, on a hlU. Large bedrooma, said the d alega^ ' financial OB hae made one offer of SO come. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen- $1,000. Call for more details, ert D. Murdock, Realtor. mal dining room, two flre- magaslna says it has purchased the siipport fund. cents an hour Ih the first, year of 6-room Cape. Fireplace, ga­ upstairs attractively finish­ -both. Elaay financing. For . bullt-lns, large lots. Moderate­ private yard, lots of frees. pledge Friday pluvconUibuUona tors, 646-4200. cy, Realtors. 649-6824. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- more Information call now. lUaces, flntifoed basement, 18 color piwtographs which the AFLrCIO President George from other unlcrsi would pro- rage, treed lot. Central loca­ ed In knotty pine. Full base­ CENTRAL location, 8 - room 187 CHARTER OAK ST. « ly priced. FOrr Realty, 1-233- Colonial decor.'All tble plua a three-year contract, with 9998. garage. Lovely acre lot. $37,- photoUrapher describes as Meengr, addressing the conven- MANCHESTER — New qversU- tion. One block to school, bus, ment. Excellent area. Con- home with five rooms down, Wolverton Agency, Realton, 1817 or 1-23S-0419. an aaeumabie mortgage. vide the aid needed to keep Uw wages reopened tor bargaWlng 391 dENTER Street,' an eight 900. Owner, 6494W3$. showing Vietnamese otvIUans tton, reiterated hIs proposal that, strike goli^. ed 8-room Colonial, four large MANCHESTER — Assume -*44 shopping. Quick occupancy. venlent to sch oc^ an d shop- three up, Ih i baths. Excellent The owners have graciously thrown opeh their 640-2813. Oufstandlns/ 'value. This com ' In ths second and third ya • TQQjn_ hoina with 2-car garage Vincent A. Boggini, realtor. doors for your inspection tomorrow afternoon. HEBRON — Swiss Chalet, massacred by U.8. troops. each of the tedSraUon’a 13.6 mil- ’The strike will be won on Ute and up to 36 centa additional N bedims, first floor. panel- psi* cent mortgage on this condition throughout. -Many be yours gor $25,900. Mr. locatjcd liT" Business-IL...,zont ping. Immediate occupancy ‘ $3,300 DOWN buys this Immac­ imique design for the dis­ 'VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch, The magaslne announced Fri­ ed^^rmUy-roqui with fteldstohe clean 6V4-room Ranch wl*h 2 Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Good buy at $23,900. Call Paul features such as an oversized Come see the following features, among others, of Lewis, 6494306. lion , member* contribute |I to picket IWe,” he said. "Wa re special skills. Dwelling could be easily con­ ulate aix-room Cape on West- criminating buyer that offers attached garage, fireplace, day that It had acquired exclu­ aid the lUB and 11 other unloiu going' to gat aooaptanoe fresn TIm uitlon seeks 36 cants the verted for professional or com­ flroi)lace, large nrvTflr'«»»»b- -TulUbalh^ carport and large MANCHESTER/^ Dupl^^TfrO W. Dougan Realtor, 649-4686. lot, aluminum siding, two-car this quality built, conveniently located Garrison aide. Carpeting, fireplace, eat- 8 bedrooms, Uvlng. room with kitchen with electric bullt-lna, sive North American rights to on strike against OB. this oorporstion of the fact that first yssr, 16 cents the eecoetd mercial .occupancy. Robert J. formal dining room and coun- treed lof. ' " Good-• resldenUftl „nnrA»B fnmneeQ hntho’ ------— ------garage, new gas heating unit, Colonial: / to Utaben, partial roc room stone fireplace and redwood rec room and private office In the pictures and that they would About 138,669 GE prodtloUon Uiers Is a role tor a union, ThU year and 36 oents the third year Smith. Inc., 063 Main Street try styled kitchen, 2^4 tiled area. Heritage House, M6-2482. k ^ N ^ S ’I ^ J ^ r g e J ^ ^ ^ ^ big roomy basement, etc. On- l with heat, aluminum windows. paneling, formal dining room, basement finished in antique B (S W appear In Its Dec. 6 Issue. with up to M cents for special M9-624I SA U ETERS^m / b ^ k from Main Jt . Owner 648: ---- - fireplace, 'y $29,900. Move in tomorrow. Rich Walnut Trim Baths / Low 20’s. Won’t laat. Wolver­ wood. Excellent landscaped BARROWS' and WALLACE Co. aluminum and stone siding. all appllancer to-remain,. Jutau; j_ Crockett, Realtor, 643- open planked stairway, sun During two days of nsgoUa- aklUs. The average srage ef CMC six-room Cape. Rec room, two ®"4o. - Automatic Dishwasher Disposal ton Agency, Realtors, 049-3813. large lot. In desirable netgh- Manchester Parkade Uons for Ute pictures, figitfes ss MANCHESTER —Center—Pos- Adequate (Iranclng available. tlfully landscaped lot, garage, --'-is1677. ------deck, glass sliding doors, treed Gubernatorial Race Sunday workers has been $3.36 an hour- tile baths, borthod, cloae to schools and Mancheeter 6494306 high as $136,000 were men­ slble office and residence com­ $44,000. U & R Realty Co., Inc., „ , bullt-lns, paneled MANCHESTER - Vernon line. excellent location. Immediate Pftl4WBiic,lc.FTOnt 21’ Living Room SCbOtCEl-^uurd to find — add lot. Only $38,000. U A R Realty OB’a chlaf negotiator auggeat- fireplace, • carpeting, garage. Co., Inc., 648-3093, Robert D. shopping? Mid 30’s. Owner, tioned. However, Life did - not bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- 6'!3-2092, Robert D. Murdock, New listing, large 26x48 Ranch, occupancy. H. H. Frechette, this one to your list. Forest ENFIELD — Immediate occu­ ad Friday that negottatloas, ad­ New fumade. Awnings for I Aluminum Stonfis,"ScreenB^ Doors ___ Murdock, Realtor. 872-0086. dtsclose a purchase price. car garage. Bus line. $24,900. Realtor. lV4r baths, largf lot, very clean. Realtors, 647-0993. ALTON STREET HUls suren. 736 room front to pancy, Six-room Starr Cape. journed Wadnaaday, be reeumaq Hayes Agency, 646-0181. complete house and patio. January occupancy, large bed­ / back Apltt.- Four bedrooma, BOLTON — Ready to move ta- Nice starter home. Aasumable Ronald L. Haeberla of Cleve­ Monday. He oald agreement can JENSON St., • Cape, 4 rooms, Incidentally, a Gfo mortgage is available to as­ VERNON—634 per cent aasum­ land said ha mads the pictures Opposition Gaining ASSUMABLE mortgage, 614 Beautiful lot, 70ic300’. Mjd rooms, fireplace, $23,000. H. M. Vacant home that OWNERS three baths, plus gange. A lot to, brand new 6-room Oootem- 636 per cent mortgage. Large oome "only at the bargtUiiWg per cent, 7-room Cape. Modem 20’s. Phone owner; . eventnga finished on first floor, second sume if you have a substantial down payment! Im­ able mortgage, $164 monthly while he was serving in Viet­ E’rechette, Realtors, 647-9003. WANT SOLD. Eight rooms of house. Wolverton Agency, payments on this large 7 • porary Cape. TTiree bedrooms, wooded lot. $19,900. Exclusive InvMtiiMnf PropBity kitchen, formal dining room. and weekends, 649-6S78. floor expandable, porch off in all, baths, aluminum mediate sale wanted—priced accordingly in mid­ nam as on Army sergeant as- Meanwhile many of the strtk- kitchen, w&oded lot, $20,900. Realtors, 649-2813. room Split. Owners very anx- formal dining room, living Evans A CXapp, 647-1464. FiBr Sol* 70>A three bedrooms, finished rec —r ------— LARGE attractive six-room siding, two car' garage, twenties! See you tomorrow—You will be most wel­ room wtth floor to ceiling brick signed to public Information du- Ini Mexican Politics ore were repprt'ed working at room with bar In basement. ’-APB—Six room, three or four Phllbrick Agency Realtors, ioiu, moving to Florida. $14,- part-time e f fuU-Ume jobs, Raised Ranch. Dining room, oversized lot, etc., etc. This come ! HURRY — ‘'Bowero School, low fireplace wall, unique Utehen BOLTON — New listing 4-year tiaa. By gnMlTOBO C. JONBfi NEW I/STING. Attractive Acre lot. $23,000. Phllbrick bedrooms, built-in bookshelves 646-4200. 000 to assume. Immediate oc­ old 8-room. Executive type th e photos were first pub- government or one that can while miKin locets pursued var­ two baths, 2-car garage, large' home Is loaded with extras. •30’s, for this six-room vQolo- cupancy. H. M. Frechette, with buUt-lns, 3 fuU baths, at­ Assecle8sd Fries Writer package Including 2 - family, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. and ditaweiM. Wooded lot. Han­ THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY Spllt-Level that offer* features llsiMd Thursday In the Cteve- claim to be In etep wtth the oth­ ious .programs to allevlaU' the lot. $28,900. Hutchins Agsncy, HIGHWOOD Drive, better than Drive by 73 Alton and see nial. 136 baths,. garage, fam­ Realtors, 647-9908. tached garage. One acre wood­ MERIDA. Mexico (AP) — single family, 3 garages. All dy location. $21,b00. A better the outside, then call and ily styled kltohen,'-poeelble such oa a 16x34’ family room land Plain Dealar. They ahowed er 33 etatee and the federal gov- ttahnclal hardship. MANCniESTER — Excrilenl In­ buy by Phllbrick Agency, Fteal- Realtors, 649-6324. new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ REALTORS — $47-1413 ed lot. 10 per cent down to For ttie first lime W lie history, emmentT In good condition plus extra B- let us show you through. fourth bedroom, formal dining e a s t HARTFORD—4-bedroom adjoining the kitchen with a bodlaa of South Vietnamese, An lUB spokaeman In Bridge­ vestment', 2-famlly located off lors, 646-4200. erything, ever 2600 aq. ft. of ' qualified buyer. Full price $31,- the party that has ruled Mexico The election le of great Intef- V zone lot.. Near hospital. Call MOVB right In — Large 6-room Chance to make a tremen­ room, clean. Immediate pos- spilt. Family room, garage, field stone fireplace, and glaaa Ol’a bunting wlckar traya uaed port, Conn., said all but 40 or 36 Main St. Owners anxious. Rea graceful living area. Prime lo­ oOO. U A R Realty Oo., Inc.. for 40 year* faces on oppoeltlan eat-In Mtxico City becquhe It early on this one. Belflore Cape, excellent condition, fire­ dous buy. T. J . Crockett, aeaalon. Wolverton Agency, out buildings, large lot. $26,900. 643-3693, Robert D. Murdock, doora leading to a aim deck. A in rice harvattlng, and a UA. of tbs some 3.S0O memhers on Agency, 647-1418. somible offers accepted. Good H8.900 RANCH. Five rooms. place, wall to wall, rec room, cation, top quality and unique REALTOR'S REMARKS - - - candidate In a gubernatorial could provide the first''Indica­ three bedrooms, new kitchen floor plsm makes this an out- Realtor. 643-1577. RealUns, 040-2818. Another Evans A Clapp ex­ Readtor. aeparate rec rqom .on the low- addler firing an automatic election Sunday. strike there have part-time or Income. Heritage House, 646- er level, a large fonnai was "morally lot. Beauty ip beautiful condi­ treed lot, $11,600. is needed to AU sttuated on 736 • o red lot for privacy. Low 20’s. Keith ton and Lynne Jacobean, 13, of vagus and .hard to pW down, but da ..but predicts he will get W Realtor,.. 643-6321. to shopping and|bu8. A'gracious home in a fine extras. See this affordable ye^. What you’ll see is the absolute top quality wrong'' for the lax payers to older neighborhood of town, priced in the low 80s. tion. $23,900. Call Ellsworth assunw. Secondary financing' of L; and M. Hmnes set in an atmosphere of rural with excellent road frontage Agency, 846-4131, 113 I I Huntington. basically Ibe oontest Involves s pef..cent of the over-all vote. dream house today. Teens. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- on School 8L PMenUal un------Each was released a n $1,000 etwtes between partiae—do the Thera Is talk of eleoMcn day eubstdiae a strike. Directions: Just off U«st Center St. on the comer Owner, 649-4293. U available. Hi M. Frochette, trtoquility, yet well within Manchester's cm - COVENTRY — Modem Aroom Some local hualnsaeas la Land For Sola 71 6980______1 Realtors, 647-9983. Umttad. BxoeUeitt financing voters want a maverick vtoience la the capital and rail- of (>)ne and Gerard St. ’ , ' | ftnes. In short, the best of both worlds—a coun­ • available. Cape. . Wooded Wt. paneled aMe reports say iroops have cUHiatl agreed la axtsnd credit SOUTH MANCHESTER — 4 66 try setting with city facilities. ooiaitry kltcban-dittWg area. been moved to strengthen the to "OB employee 3m acres with 641’ frontage on FuU ceUar. $13A00. Meyer L C GREENOUGH CO. Come, see the very few remaining residences Crow-Stbehed ccatliWenU Ihal normally watch Fern and Gardner srtreets.' On J.^CQUELJNE- Ajpney, Reahors, 84A6606. 84A Cuerrillais Liose Three Men polling pUcee Varieue labor unfeete In Mem- Half mile to Martin School. 643-617T 647-9921 —five to I be exact—held off the market until Ginshoai - ROBERTS AGENCY 0841. Both parties offlelaUy end phle eponsored e rmBy to > ls e Eight building lots poteptlal. now. ior''reasons that will be obvious when you COVENTRY — Older five-room their eampnlgna here Friday Five-room older home. Owner Ret to Ralph Road. / 646-8889 and wnrned egnlasl vtolanee but loenay. Cape Cod. Permonsnt etdlng. As They Ambush Israelis will take sizeable first mort-. GRAND OPENING "indleated that the other party Seven acres choice, level, gage. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, Dirwtions : Travel west on Spencer Street, By THE ASSOCIATED cleared land. Oat-haOdlnga. would start M ea eUcUon day er 643-6821. SOUTH WINDSOR —Like new Egyptian guonrUlas cross* 0 hours, Tel Avtv said, OPEN HOUSE ?ir ri* (Continue one-half mile past $13466. Meyer Agency, Reel- Wetherell St., staying bn Hillstown Rd Red- W and out. You can move Into the Sues Caasl today, emhuihad la the Israeli clly of Hrilfa. po- 21(j APARTMENTS wood Farms is left off Hillstown Rd., at that thU lihmsnilate 636 room tors, 6434666, 64A6SU. aa Israeli army patrol and lice arroeted seven Arabe today Hoi For So!o 7 2 ' SUNDAY 1:30 - 4:30. p. m. point. Look fdr . “Open House” sign. Ranch wttbout a thing fo-^do- VERNON touched off on artlOery dust la caaneeftoa with the hesooka Market Week SEVENTY-Mlle. view,' 9-room 261 HENRY ST.—CORNER PRINCETON 210 M a i n sntiEi, MANCHism , c o n n . The wbH to wall carpeting ih A GOODIEII acroee the eaaol, spukeemea la sheiHng ef aa oil storage depot Contemporary, four bedrooms, the Uvlng room and hall wUl 7-room Ranch oonvonlenfiy Tel Aviv reported. Friday Bight. The shells hit hro Endfi witli Lom (two Ireplacea, two "garages. Lovely 6-room Cape in Immaculate condition. Nice treed slay. The Uteben has bullMns located to Mtopptag end Thrse gusiTlUas were killed l.OOO-toa dteeel teaks iximer lot In one of Msmehoetar's most derirable areas. and dinette area, also three sad oo* IsrasU wouadsd, the .ploded, but Ih* oil did aol catch Two acres, superb landscaping Must be sold to set'Ue estate. Asking $24,900. BELFIORE A ^ C Y traimportallan. BuUt-lns. rec YORK (API — The Hutchins Agency, Realtors, OPEN FOR INSPECTION bedrooms, filed bath. seraeD- room and garage are some spohsemsn said. fire. stock marhet wouad up a Moak 6494324. ed porch, sttached fftrage. of tta feoturse. Choice t% A report trot* Cairo said W. la Betntt. Lebaaeoe Prasidaat ^ rtth another sharp 7laar~j l4*.IS*-24' Csll ns and we wfU ttiow you aeeumeblii ' mortgage. .Out- Bgypfiaa eoauBaadoe crooeed Cfoerle* Helou said Lsboaon bos Friday, as fight money poMclaa COLDNIAL Cape— Large front j HERITAGE HOUSE , Realtors V M 7-1413 thromh. AakWg 33IA66. U A R staadingty priced at 333.606. ths Borthera part of the canal never releated la Ns support ef eonUBoed to dampen to back living room, . formal SUNDIV,m 23 1 P.M.-DARK Combine patchwork, Sew a new wardrobe for Realty Co., -Inc., Ill 33S3. Rob-^ Please oaS 64AB368 or 37A today taeSsr cover ef aa arto- PaleeUataas strugghag to rv- dining room, three bedrooms, 646-2482 gingham and.cross-stitch her dolly, you’ll find- this art D. Miodock. Realtor. 6311. lefy exchaage, aaSMished aa Is- gala Iheir rights. ^ sunporch, garage. Treed lot. Featuring 5-room townhouses with or without gaiage. to make this gay apron! ?ne easy to stitch and R ^ A roah U ak poeWlon, and killed a la e speech eom m eatorstlag * " “ * * ? * f _ * ^ - $24^000. Phllbrick 'Agency, S-room apvDncntB from $175 ^ . — An Added Bonus... T f s fu n to make and nn to g iv e. No. 8336 HEBRON — T "tifrP*- of Israelis who ‘■*^ ths 33lh anniversary of LshA dejected by the wNherl^ Realtors, 646/200. keep, or g ift-g iv e . No. comes in Sises 14*. 18' ea;; heavUy w wdad lot. B & W tsnqilsil to flee." non’* iadepeadaaee today, HeA aa early remxatKM ^rocsie- 2162 has apron directions; . I. . ------!______2______• Hotpoint fully equipped kitchens and 24*. See. pattern for baeemsnt. fear porch, numy BARROWS and WAIXACB Co. Th* Mlddto Bast New* Agw»- ou else said Belnil would b* control* sad M e^towM TWO FAMILY 6-6 duplex, new OPEN. HOUSE Let Rick Merritt tell you about bur neW- embroidery graphs; full • Luxurious wmll-to-wall carpeting exact requirements. extras. Indoded In the sale I ktaochastar Parkade cy said the eemmeadoe de- represented at ths Arob euouait peac« hi VIetiiara. Stotomeau bollera, wiring, plumbing, mod­ . 1 r-. ■ directions. s Air-conditioned—sound co^tioned * . ' price. Fiae ttroyed three entWeab guns and meeting scheduled next month hy Nixon admlnlMraUca em kitchens, IH bath. Handy SUNDAY 1:30-4:30 • Ampk closets—private basement e$t area now ba|ng starred in South Farms T. J. Oockstt. iocaUon. $26i900. Phllbrick ' c ■ ------■ damaged hro. It said Ihey "sue-- la Morocco because "dUfer- "tori In Ibe past week helped to • IVi tiled baths * 7liS A^. ' un. ooeafotly aooompilabed their saeae to fMitose ahmald aot'eb- ds"h expeetofioas tor aa Agency, Realtors, 646t4200,____ off Dartmouth Road! We've already tak-l o r AMBBiCAa, ra w to bk . ______106-1^ BROAD STREET^^ UM Atrg. mlseUwi oBd returned to base stinct the common defeae* relief from moietary roatrle- , OTHER REHNEMENTS ---- TOBK, B.T. COVENTRY — Bo has- MANCHESTER —Green Maqor Gorgeous 2-famlly home, only 2 years oiq. Fully carpeted." en quite a few deposits for March deliv-l Four-roam Raach. flreplace. mtous Uuwe ntombare." a eonuaoa aaamy." Uoae; they added. Rd., 636;room Ranch, encloard appllanees, aluminum and brick exterior. Must be sold. Stop ...... ^ -'-^IWNTAU* BT >■ trsed. prtvnu yard, near Mmp- LANDKITBArARMS ^ The Isrsebs eeld the guarril- Ha aald Lebaaoa was observ- The Dow Jeaea average, ef 30 porch, large tile bath, 3 large by and let us show you to live Inexpensively. Now available . . . the ’69 lea leaded about eight aUlee tog lU Inrtap^Mire day la aa todustrtai* tumbled A«S to ary. Order now for .a spring move — do Send 66f today for Um Fall A Winter Ba^e plag. Only flf.iOO.i Hayes ^ Large, anscstod payceto. bedrooms, hot water oil heat, ■wigsa ^ Iseoallia to the eaolsaJ etaMmsflbe ef auffertna and 338.13 wtth a subtoaatSal part of WARREN Ea HOWLAND. R«allor new R9 Foil and Winter PAStfiON abowing many Ageocy, 648 8131. , aS ar*as. Louis DUnock ''Real- fireplace, attached garage, nof wait for the ihavi'h^|5la spring price ALBUM! kandaome etyiee from af canal aad epoaed tip aaxiaty beeaaea ef “ the tragedy the loeo eomtog In the Itoto half combinations, city utlllUe#, wen . HERITAGE HOUS§, w h^ toehooae yoorpat- VERNON —MaarheWsr ^ oa tha patraL whicb ataried to P alaettae 30 landscaped, very - nice' Condi­ 643-1108 rise! ' . terns! Only (Of a copy. T36-rocaa SpUt Level. Oat ef b u TINO or sallb« real aalaUT Uw Israalt aoldlaro firod yean effo aad toevttably hit all most tion, $24,900. Charles Lesper- n . 3MS hat aak. Lato aad aemage avallaMa. Egyptiaa caoaan begha Arab eeuatrlas bordariag it with fall oa Thunday which waa tha ance, 649-7630. < k : ; . 646-2482 ~ Built-tBS. only MMI I. Haym Mat* ha ' lh a le- amml vhiimfie bot-.to dUfersal M aeat daily laaa to several

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k ' . 1 J ■ -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.

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