TUESDAY* SEPTEMBER 22, 1970 PAGfi EIGHTEEN Average Daily NefPrtess Run The Weather • Manrlj^atfr Ewning Umlb For The Week Ended Hot, humid throug;h tonight September 12,1970 with scattered showers-thunder- The Felloworaft Degree will showers; low about 70. ’Torn'or- be conferred at a special meet Elks Plan TOW, Friday continued warm, About Town ing of Uriel Lodge of Masons at The Comer Cupboard 15,792 humid with shower possibility. ■me Community Enrichment the M ^ c Temple In M e r ^ Pancake Day 62 SOUTH ADAMS ST. Mancheater-—A City of Village Charm Courses Afro-AmericanAf«,.4 Tn«rioan historyhistorv o" Saturday, at 7:30 p.m. Re freshments will be served after 4- study group for teen-agers and All the pancakes and sausage VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 301 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 (ClsMifled Advertising on Plage. S3) PRICE TEN CENTS adults will meet Wednesday the meeting. a person can eat will be served from 7:80 to 8:30 p.m. at Tem by Elks and Emblem Club V2 PRICE SALE ple Beth Sholom Instead of m e Little m eatre of ICan- members when the Manchester m ursday as previously sched chester has canceled Its regu Lodge of Elks holds “Aunt Je WED., THURS., FRI. —3 - 9 P.M. uled.- m e class Is open to the lar monthly meettag scheduled mima Pancake Day” at the SATURDAY— 10-4 public. Further Information for tomorfbw night, m e next Blssell St. lodge hall Saturday may be obtained from UTS. regular meeting will be held on from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ihe con Hospital Board Approves West Haven Donald Spiel, 16 Woodstock Dr. Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. ln_ tribution Includes coffee and Cracked Glass — Pine Items the clubrooms at 22 Oak St. soft drinks. Teachers Invaders From Syria Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold of Cooper HUl St. left Logan John Vlchl, general chair Religious Airport In Boston Saturday for The VFW Color guard will man, said more than 100 work $3.3 Million Expansion End Strike a visit with her family in Cot- meet Thuraday at 9:30 p.m. at ers will man the four shifts on Greeting Cards lor all occasions Ungham, Yorkshire, England. the Post Home to arrange for a Pancake Day, whose theme Is The B<>ard of Trustees of M. Kenny, hospital adminis wing, at a guaranteed cost not WEST HAVEN, Ctonn. (AP)— parade and visit to the Oonnect- “Pancakes for Profit.” Vlchl and much more! trator, since the proposed ex to exceed $1.6 million. Striking teachers Iri West Haven stated' that all proceeds will be Manchester Memorial Hos WUllam F. Geyer of 330 Spring Icut Valley Hospital In Middle- pital last night voted to pansion is part of over-all, ’The reasons for going ahead returned to classes today after fit., and David R. Gilroy of 191 town on Saturday, m e group wlU used for various Elk charities. with the emergency room and voting 611-7 ’Tuesday night to ac Routed by Jordanians long-range planning for the ex Washington St., Vernon, are en- meet Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at He added that the Quaker Oats proceed immediately with physical therapy expansion cept a proposal that reportedly Chiropractor the fitst phase of an addi- Manchester Memo- rolled as freshmen at Bucknell » e Post Home to leave for »fld- Oo., makers of Aunt Jemima rial which has been underway now, plus awarding the' Job to guarantees them a 180-day work By HARRY A. DUNPHY Unlverslty, Lewlsburg, Pa. dletown. pancake mix and syrup. Is as Dr. Robert R. McNelsh grad tional $3.3 million, two- for ' several years. the present prime contractor, year if they will make up houre Associated Press Writer sisting the organization to Register af fhe first Class Meeting phase expansion and reno are twofold, Miller explained. lost during the 10-day strike. achieve Its goal. uated from Lincoln College ’The expansion to begin now First, construction costs are However, the board of educa- me Manchester Gilbert and A few tickets are still avail THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT vation program at the hos will be of service faciUUes only BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P ), Sullivan Workshop audition able for the Early Autum Dance John Dulka and Jack Carson School of Chiropractic. In- pital, which is designed to constantly rising at the rate of tloni defei^red action on the pro- — .Radio Amman reported are co-chairmen of the kitchen dlanapolls, Ind. on Aug. 22. He and will add no new beds to the IVi per cent or more per month, posal until union Eind school dates for “Camelot" have been and Buffet sponsored by St. Non-CrBcKf- ExflMwIoii dovetail into the new $5.1 hospital, Kenny said. Jordanian troops support changed to Oct. 6, 8 and 13 at 8 Margaret’s Circle, and they may committee. Tlckete may be pur Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. making an early start de- board negotiating teams have a million east wing now near ’This phase will consist of a slrable. chance, to discuss It. ed by artillery and war- p.m. a* Bailey Auditorium, Man be obtained by contacting Mrs. chased from any club member, J. McNelsh of Cedar Ridge Ter PlB'M IltS ing completion. chester High School. There are or at the door Saturday. race, Glastonbury, and Is mar 26,800, square . foot, .... two-level------Secondly it makes economic ThefWoposal, called at this glares drove mvaders from Paul Gruessner, 93 Vernon St. The trustees’ decision to be 12 major and 12 minor parts. me event will be held Saturday ried to the former Miss Pene addition to the north of the pres- i nresent nrlmp agreement,” Syria OUt of the country tO- People Interested may bring from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the lope Rudd, daughter of Mr. REAL ESTATE gin the first phase of the addi ent building, which will be con contractor and sub-contractors, was drawn up during a session day and King Hussein an- their own music, m e workshop KofC Home, and Mrs. AUan Rudd of 122 Sum tional expansion — which basi structed in the space between he said, because they are famU- ot Superior Court in New Haven. nounced a ceaso-*ire in all will present Lemer and Loew’s Church Women mer St. PRINCIPLES & PRACnCES cally will encompass a tripling the existing emergency room iar with the east wing construc The chairman ol the board, Jordan, tom by six days of “Camelot” March 4,' 5 and 6, Dr. Rudd is a 1964 graduate of emergency room and physi and the new east wing. tion and can dovetail tiie new- James A. Nugent, said he would war. 1971 at Manchester High School. YWCA classes starting tomor Holding Parley of Glastonbury High School, at cal therapy facilities — was an ’The total project cost of the confer early today with negotia row at the Community Y are rug This 12 session course is approved by The Connecticut work Into It most efficiently. The 34-year-old monarch also For furthur information call tended Manchester Community nounced today by Jacob F. Mil first j9i^e — designated in the The main, or ground level of tors for the teachers to set up braiding from 9:30 to 11 a.m.; The Women’s Fellowship of Real Estate Commission as meeting the requirement ler, president of the board.!’!'. hospital plans as Phase I-B — time and place lor meeting. A said a delegation of the heads of Mrs. David Acker, Vernon. College from 1964 to 1966, and of Public Act 445 which establishes the licensure Section I-B, wUl house the ex -Arab states meeting In Cairo en Wednesday drop-ln and dupli of the Connecticut Conference of received his BS in human bio ’Die board’s action Is still sub will be an estimated $1.7 mil union spokesman said a suit cate bridge, both from 9:30 to the United Church of Christ will standards for Real Estate Brokers. panded emergency room, and dorsed an agreement he Miss Linda N. Cherrone, logy from Lincoln College In ject to approval by both the lion, including the cost of fur will be nearly triple the size would be filed If the board does 11:30 a.m.; Yoga for beginners, have Its first state-district an State Health Department and nishings, fees and equipment, not approve the proposal. reached earlier with captured daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1968. and capacity of the lexisting guerrilla leaders on ending the 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and for Inter nual meeting tomorrow from 10 Df. and Mrs. McNelSh are liv Lecturer: Gardner Dogherty the Health Care Facilities Plan hospital officials estimate. Classes today will bd only for Cherrone of 59 Glenwood St., Is a.m. to 3 p.m. at the First facilities. It will Increase from fight with Palestinian guerril a freshman at Bryant and mediates from 8 :S0 to 9:30 p.m.; ing in Beech Grove, Ind., a sub- ning Council of Greater Hart The building addition Itself Is half a day, but schools will re guitar for beginners from 7 to 8 Where: Manchester High School, Middle Turnpike, ford. six to 11 the number of patients las. Stratton College, Boston, and Is "^SeslSLuves^rem “Snmr to be constructed under a that can be routinely accom- turn to fulltime operation ’Thurs- ’The king appealed to his roy p.m. and for Intermediates from Manchester. Approval by those two agen negotiated contract with Stan enrolled in Its fashion and re 8 to 9 p.m. Congregational Church attend modated “horizontally” (In Nugent said, alist forebs to observe this new tailing program. ing the event are Miss Lillian When: Wednesday evenings, 7:00-9:30 pjn. starting cies, however, should pose no dard Builders of Hartford, also beds in separate spaces) at any Earlier ’Tuesday, four West cease-fire strictly. Elmer ’Thienes and Mrs. Henry problem, according to Edward the contractor for the new east one time Haven union negotiators were Temple Chapter, OES, will Grant, Miss Helen Carrier, Mrs. Sept. 23.. "I earnestly appeal to the m e Golden Age Club will have Miller. fined $600 apiece and 10 other armed forces and their great observe Friendship Night tomor Nona McCann, Mrs. Ralph ’The access route to the new teachers each received fines of a potluck at Its meeting m urs Frank, Mrs. Winthrop Nelson, Representatives from Second FEE: $65 emergency room will still be leader, my dear brother. Field day at 12:30 p.m. at the Senior row at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Congregational Church are Mrs. $260. ’The 10 teachers were told Marshal Habls Majali, to strict Temple. Officers of visiting Mrs. Clifford O. Simpson, Mrs. from Armory St. over existing by Superior Court Judge Doug Citizens Center. After the meet Walter Fredrickson, Mrs. Rob- Thomas Dawkins and Mrs. For further information call 429-3311, **t. 1280 driveways and there will be a ly observe the ceasc-flre, to ing, there will be a kitchen soc- chapters will do the initiatory lass B. Wright that their fines degree work. Refreshments will ert Coe, Mrs. James Elliott, Mrs. Joseph Martin. Cambodians Push Forward lEd. Members are reminded to canopy over the entrance for and start the operation of recon bring Items for the social and be served after the meeting. turned to school Wedn^day. loading and unloading.. How Hie fines were levied for vio struction.” the potluck. In Major War Operation ever, the entrance will face He also appealed for healing The St. Joseph College Club of lation of the injunction against of the wounds between the army Hartford will hold a fashion By JOHN T. WHEELER Vietnamese support. Hanoi Ra- north, rather than east as Is striking that was issued Aug. 20 Cub Scout Pack 251 will have now the case, Kenny pointed and “honest g;uerrillas” and Its first medUng of the season show, “Autumn Atop Hartford,” Auociated Press Writer dlo quoted a Pathet Lao broad- by Superior Court Judge John Sweets Wed 50 Years PHNOM PENH, Cambodia cast saying 11 battalions of roy- out. called on both sides os well as tonight at 7 at Verplanck Saturday at 2 p.m. In the Tower Fitzgerald. ’The strike began all people in Jordan to "shake Suite, Hartford Plaza Building (AP) — ’The biggest govern- al Laotian troops had staged at- Paul Somoza, assistant ad Sept. 9. School. Boys 8 years of age or Mr. and Mrs. William N. cancer pads. She is a commun- SINCE 1939 NORMAN’S HAS THE EXPERTS ministrator in charge of plan off the traces of the black In Grade 3 wishing to Join the of the Hartford Insurance Group Sweet Sr. of 62 Starkweather St. leant of St. Bridget Church, ment operation of' the Cambo- tacks since Aug. 31 north and Schools in both west Haven dian war moved forward again south of Attopeu in southern ning, noted that for the first crisis and tragedy.” pack may attend this meeting on Asylum Ave. Tickets may be were honored yesterday on their Mr. Sweet, an Army veteran and New Haven—where a strike Hussein spoke on Radio Am and register. All boys should be obtained from alumhae mem 60th wedding anniversary at a of World War I, served as a today after being s ^ le d 10 days Laos, which fell to the Commu- time the hospital emergency by North Vietnamese and Viet nlst command in April. man shortly after the official accompanied by at least one bers, and a limited number of buffet-recepUon at the KofC freight tralnsman with the derway—were open ’Tuesday, but staQon broadcast Majali’s re -. parent. tickets will be available at the Home. ’Transportation Corps In BYance. Cong forces. ’The broadcast said thd royal- only for half a day—and with A spokesman said advance 1st troops were accompanied by (See Page Eleven) port that tanks and troops that door. About 80 friends and relaUves In his youth he sang Illustrated attendance figures down sharply entered northern Jordan on Sun Miss Angela lamonaco, including many from Massach- songs in many theaters through- elements were meeting light re- U.S. advisers and supported by from normal. sistance as they moved toward South Vietnamese special day had been routed. daughter of the late Mr. and The commission of education usetts attended the event glveri out the east. He also was well- ’The strike In Now Haven ’ ap Just before Hussein went on Mrs. Nunzlo lamonaco, retum- of South United Mdthodist by the couple’s children. known os one of Manchester’s the major enemy strongpolnt in forces. peared no nearer settlement Mr. and Mrs. Sweet were mar- popular entertainers, having par thtf -village of ’Taing Kauk, ,47 ’The U.S. Command repeattd the air, the leader of the four- ed to Manchester this w^kend Church will meet tonight at ■Tuesday, after a stormy meet man mission from Cairo, MaJ. from Riverside, Calif., w h^e 7;30 in the church reception ried Sept. 20, 1920 at the Sacred formed at many entertainment miles north of Phnom Penh. It a prepared statement saying, Living Costs ing of the New Haven Federa she worked for the Strategic hall. Heart Rectory in Southbridge, functions In the area. He also was the first, forward movement ‘"There are no U.S. g;round corn- tion of Teachers turned down Gen. Jaafar el Numalri, presi Air Command Headquarters, . ----- Mass., and came to Manchester sang on radio stations WTIC reported by the government bat troops In Laos.” But It is the school board’s latest pro dent of Sudan, announced that 15th Air Force, Deputy Chief of Jehovah’s Witnesses will In 1922. They have five children, and WDRC In Hartford and WBZ since its troops were driven known that South Vietnamese Rose Slightly posal Monday night. the members of his mission Staff, at March ABB. Miss have group discussion of a Robert F. Sweet of East Hart- In Springfield, Mass, from ’Taing Kauk and stalled In special forces and American re- A meeting of union and school “blessed the four-point agree lamonaco Ilvdd in Dallas, Tex., Bible aid tonight at 7:30 at 18 ford, William N. Sweet Jr. of Before his retirement In 1969, thrir drive northward toward connaissance patrols operate board negotiators ’Tuesday even ment and appeal to t)oth sides of ’Tulsa, Okla., and Amarillo, Chambers St., 281 Woodbridge Manchester, BYancls E. Sweet he was employed for many the pro-vlnclal capital of Kom- along the Ho Ghl Minh trail in Last Month ing In New Haven Mayor Bar the conflict to cease hostilities.” Tex., before mo-vlng to River- St., 726 N. Main St.,144 Griffin of California, Mrs. Robert K. years as a hardware salesman pong Thom and the nation’s thd lower Laotian panhandle, tholomew F. Guida’s office re- Numalri said he had met to side. Rd. in South Windsor, and (Diane) Willis of Manchester, at the F. T. BUsh Hardware 6o. M Am G*Dollar\m iei'IM TS! heartland. Military attaches assigned to WASHING’TON (AP) — Llv- portedly produced no progress. day with Hussein and Yaslr Ar — ^ French Rd., Bolton. and Mrs. William (Valerie) He now spends much of his time ‘Itie spokesman said the gov- the U.S. Embassy In Vientiane ing costs rose two-tenths of one Negotiators for lioth sides afat, leader of the Palestine Lib Larry Krajewski, son of Mr. ----- Richter of Illinois. They also enjoying his collection of mln- emment force had moved about and Central Intelligence Agency per cent in August for thd small- emerged from Guida’s office at eration Organization, and found and Mrs. Henry Krajewski of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church have 11 grandchildren and 7 lature horses and listening to Want MORE for your MONEY? MAYTAG Appliance dependability half a mile toward the town. Re- agents also advise and operate, est monthly rise in 20 months, 7:46 p.m., stating that no posi both “responsive and willing to 206 Hollister ^ ., recently com- will havd a service of Holy great-grandchildren. his collection of records of ports reaching Phnom Penh with Royal Laotian troops, thd>ii:ovemment reported today, tions had'' changed during the cooperate to end the current pleted communication training Communion tomorrow at 10 Mrs. Sweet, the former Leona famous singers Including Enrico said up to 2,000 North VIA- The Cambodian command In ’^e report, by the Labor De session. bloody tragedy.” at Keesler ABB, Miss., and is a.m. M. Blais, Is a member of the Caruso, and Is Interested In D O E S J U S T THAT... namese and Viet Cong troops Phnom Penh said that 60,000 partment, was good news for New Haven teachers met A communique from Jordan’s now stationed at the Elmendorf ----- , VBW Auxiliary tuid received her model railroading. A 3rd degree were believed still in Taing North Vietnamese and Viet President Nixon and his econo- again this morning and voted military governor, BHeld Mar- AFB, Anchorage, Alaska. He la ^ub Scout Pack 367 will have 25-year membership from the Mason, he had been a member Get your dollar’s worth Kauk. Cong troops have been killed or mists who have been Insisting overwhelmingly, 650-2, to con- shal Habls MJall, said the Syri- a 1969 graduate of Manchester organizational meeting to- organization a couple of years of Manchester Lodge of Mesons, during “Dollar Watcher" Days ^Hiere were no indications of seriously wounded by Cambo- thelr economic policies were Ixe- tinue their walkout. ’The prime an withdrawal began at noon Hlgh School. morrow at 7 p.m. at the Rlch- wdiy the enemy had appar^tly dian, American and South Viet- ginning to slow the nation's issue there—as It was In West "and by 2:16 p.m. the last Syri- ago. At that tirile, she was pre- He also Is a member of Man- Today, more than ever before, dollar watchers relaxed its pressure. But vllag- nam*e forces during the first ----- ard Martin School. sented with a citation In recog- Chester Barracks, World War I worst Inflation In 20 years. Haven—apparently is the de- an soldier left Jord^lan soil.” ’The Pilgrim Choir of Center ___ nitlon of her many hours of vol- Veterans. (Herald photo by are seeking a “dollar’s worth" of value. era reported a few days ago that five months of the Combodian ‘"This was the smallest mand for 180 days of classes He said Jordanian fore* were some of the enemy troops ap- war. ’The command said about month-to-month ’ change since with pay after the walkout ends. Congregational Church will re ’The West Side Old Timers unteer work In the making of Pinto). Budget conscious price? Of course! But it’s hearse tomorrow at 3:15 in Me pdlared to be moving out, and 6,000 Cambodian soldiers have December 1968,” said the Bu Judge Wright postponed for a (See Page Thirteen) Committee will meet tomorrow what you get for the price that's important. there was speculation that they been killed or woimded. morial Hall of the church and ___. .. Maytag builds extraordinary appliances . . . reau of Labor "Statistics. ' week a hearing on a union move the Youth Rhythmic Choir wUl n r were falling back to more easily Sources In Saigon said the It pushed the governments’ to dissolve the Injunction against rehdarse at 3^30 In the church to give you extraordinary \washing satisfac defendable positions. claim of 40,000 enemy casualties Consumer Price Index to 136.0. the New Haven strike. But, he luirthex. tion and drying perfection. ■ B'lghting Intensified on anoth- appeared ^aggerated. A South The figure means that It took warned, the delay “does not ___ St. Mary's Hlplscopal Guild Couple these with proven Maytag dependa er Cambodian battle front. Vietnamese communique said $13.60 last month for every $10 mean there will be quiet In this Bulletin Two members of Trinity Cov- meet 'Hiursday at 11 a.m. bility and you get a "Dollar Watcher" delight. South Vietnamese headquarters its forces operating in Cambo- worth of typical family pur courtroom this week.” Late evening sun casts long shadow of 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers at enant Church, Mrs. Burton the parish hall of the church. PILGRIM MILLS in Saigon said six South Viet- dia had killed 11,446 North Viet chases in the 1957-69 period on ■The school board still has the Johnson and Mrs. Henry Ask, Members will being their own Invitfis you lo on namese marines and 41 North namese and Viet Cong troops which the index is based. right to bring action In the GUERRILLAS Fort Bragg, N.C.,\as they rig a jeep. On alert for« possible movement to the will present a musical program sandwiches. Hoetessds serving Vietnamese were killed In since March. South Vietnamese The August Increase put the meantime against teachers who REJECT TRUCE MAYTAG Big Family load heavy fighting along the Bassac losses for the period were re Mideast, members of Jhe 82nd began loading on Monday. (AP Photofax) and share a birthday cake with dessert and beverage are Miss UHTa>HIgh Fraquency index 5.7 per cent above, a year keep away from school, Judge BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — the men at the Open Hearth In Elsie Trouton, Mrs. ■ Gaylord River, 30 miles southeast of ported as 1,084 killed and 4,850 earlier. Inflation had been run- Wright said, F A S H IO N SI Washpower* AUTOMATICS Phnom Penh. ’Twenty-tijriee wounded. King Hussein with the bless Hartford, tonight at 7:46. CanntHi and Mrs. George Coupe. nhjg at about a 6 per cent an- The board of education In New ings of an Arab peace mission • Automatic water level control saves water, South Vietnamese were report Official sources said Ameri- jiual rate most of last year and Haven said that 486 teachers re- ed wounded. can forces killed about 3,800 this year. ported to work Tuesday, along proclaimed a cease-fire in Hie VBW auxiliary will hold Cub Scout Pack 91 of Man- fromttiepaResof detergent • Power Fin Agitator • Perma Jordan Wednesday but Yaslr a recreation program for cheater Green School will-hold In Laos, the Communist Path North Vietnam*e and Viet >phe bureau also reported that with . 152 substitute teachers. U.S. May Send Civilian Craft featuring iHcCuirs Patterns nent Press Cycle • Lint filter • Perforated et Lao accused royalist gov*n- Cong soldiers In Cambodia in the average weekly pay check There are noriilally 1,244 teach- ArafaK powerful leader of veterans at Rocky Hill Hospital registration ’Thursday at 7 p.m. the Palestine guerrillas re ’Thursday. Members planning to at the school. All boys, both lovely xwash-basket gets dirt away from clean ment troops of launching at May and-June. U.S. losses were (See Page Twenty-Four) jected It. attend will meet at 6 p.m. at current and prospective mem- H a n o ver clothes • Full Time Safety Lid-action stops tacks with American and South reported as 364 killed and 1,680 (See Pago Twenty-Four) the Post Home. bers, must be accompanied by in seconds when lid is opened. For Americans in Jordan ------at least one parent. Fbr addl- tlpnal information, contact MAYTAG Halo-of-Heat’ DRYERS- WASHINGTON,^(AP) — here because any success In and put them on the Israeli Chester Thomas, 8 Gerard St. The United States is on the curbing the conflict reduces the front. with Permanent Press Cycle... In Albany possibility that President Nixon The initial response of author ii S;m cuI -Center Congregational point of deciding whether might find It necessary to inter ities here was that the four Church School Grades 7, 8 and • No Hot Spots! Gentle, to send chartered civilian vene with force. Nevertheless points did not seem to be suffi B A R R iC iN il 9 will have a creative learning even heat, surround aircraft to Amman in the he has deployed troops, plants cient to bring peace to the coun time tonight at 6:46 at the clothes • Permanent Press inimediate future to evacu grid ships for quick action If try, and probably would not church. Grades 7 and 8 will Gunmqn Kills Four Women; Takes Own Life ate possibly 200 American command the respect of aU CHOCOLATES cycle • Fine Mesh lint fil necessary. meet in Woodruff Hall and ter • Full opening safety ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) — A citizens from war-torn Jor The arrival of the Arab peace guerrilla elements. Grade 9 In MemorlEd Hall. door • Electronic Control State Labor Department em dan. makers In Amman was followed ■There was some question — automatically shuts off ploye reported for work as usual Informed sources reported by an announcement by Amnito whether It even had the en B- today, pulled a rifle from a box that the decision is Imminent— radio earlier today of agree dorsement of key sections of the when proper dryness has ment on a fouf point settlement Palestinian leadership. been reached. wrapped in C3iristmas paper Indicating It would be reachd Visit that he carried and killed four by some time ’Thursday. which would have restored Hus Within hours reports spread Fire CaDs women employes, each with a U.S. citizens In Jordan, in sein’s authority throughout the that the central committee of well-aimed shot. Then he took cluding wives of Jordanians, to country and taken the guerrillas the Palestinian movement had I l^iggstt Drug Town firemen responded to his own life. tal around 400. Nme Americans out of Amman and other cities rejected the plan and pledged to one call yesterday, at 3d2T p .te. Police said three of the fe flew from Ammtm to Beirut, fight on. Nixon administration I at the Paricade at 6 Bank fit. wiiera tbey ex male employes were killed in a Lebanon,' today oilman Interna leaders were reported to be tinguished a minor car fire. GREAT fifth floor office where the man tional Red Cross clm*:ter plane. lieve, however, that more ex MAYTAG worked. The fourth woman was ' In the operation wKlCh the Alert tended negotiations could yet re shot minutes later on the third Nixon administration is now sult in a settlement. considering most seriously, Several hours after the agree 1970 VOLKSWAGEN floor. The gxmman, police said, then about 16 official employes of the ment was made public reports THINK SMALlNiajBi______SEDAN U.S. government would be Recalls reaching Washington through D^vered in Manchester WARRANTY went to a stairwell on the sec AUTOMATIC WASHER A DRTER brought out and private Ameri diplomatic channels said there Equipped with ICatherebte in ond floor, placed the weapon In 5 year cabinei warramy hia mouth and fired his last bul can citizens living in Jordan had been heavy firing In Am terior, windriiield washer, 2- against rust. 2 years on would be evacuated on a volun Trip<^li speed electric wipers, heater; ^ M AYTAG let. He toppled dead down the man about dawn today and that / complete washer. 5 years iTM tary basis. machinegun and light arms fire drfogger, 4-wny safety fiashers, on transmission assembly Maytag Disposers stairs. WASHINGTON (AP) — The beck-up lights, front and real PORTA-PAIR ■The precise number ■'In the continued Into the morning. bdts, leatherette headrest^ Grinds all types of food The gunman was identified as r*cue operation, therefore, large U.S. naval force standing There "Were also reports from steering whed' lock awl rfei FrM r«phK«Mnt el pertt that M . or cab wastes. Positive pressure Joseph W. White, 26, of Albany, cannot be Imown; in advance, by In the Mediterranean for pos diplomatic sources of fighting in inet if rusts, as a result ol home use. water seal guards against You can have a complete portable an administrative analyst for window defroster.. Labor retired for installation of parts is but authorities here estimate sible use in the Mideast crisis is the north of Jordan where Hus 2505 free for one year from date of purchase; water leakage into motor the department. The women, all about 200 persons, for whom thereafter \ib o r is extra. areas. laundry almost anywhere you live- 'fulfilling a role dating to 1801 sein's army was said to claim a TCD TRUDON Bt. 83 Tolland Tpk. secretaries, were Identified as they would need two airplanes. ■victory. TalcottvUle, Conn. iviAYTAG PORTA- MAYTAG PORTA ICrs. Sandra L. Peters, 24, a re In spite of a sharp setback to when American Marines went WASHER' portable, Nixon administration leaders 648-2838 DRYER' needs no in cent bride from Amsterdam, Initial Arab peace Efforts, U.S. ashore at ’Tripoli. have been hopeful that the Inter V0LKSWA6EN quiet. No special in stallation or venting stallation. Washes a Patricia Chromick, 22, of Al officials meanwhile expressed From that early 19th Century vention of ah Arab summit mis Just plug In any ade generous load May bany, Unda D. WlUls, 22, of belief that an Arab solution may exercise against the Barbary pi sion in Amman would ^ d ways tag clean in minutes. quate IIS volt out Waterford, and Mary Ann be found for the civil war in Jor rates, American naval forces at least to curb the civil war w d 3 settings— Regular. let. Does everything Relnsche, 27, of Albany. dan. I have crtilsed the Mediterra redu^ the closes of'possible Two Big Shows! INC Permanent Press & a big dryer does ex About 20 persons worked In The critical ■point is whether nean, showing flag and look U.S. intervention. WED.— 1 P.M. THURS.—7:30 P.M. belicate cept take up space the fifth floor office where the any agreement which may be ing out for U.S., Interests. •*- Nixon administration officials TERMS shootings occurred, according to negotiated with King Hussein The U.S. 6th' Fleet, with its professed cautious encourage PLAZA DEPT. STORE TAILORED Albany County District Attorney and the Palestinian guerrilla attack carriers able to ment at word I that Soviet au (We Have A Notion To Please) MANCHESTER TO SUIT VBINON Arnold Proakln. leadership would be respected launch its planes on nuclear thorities are In touch with Syri E. MH>DLE TPKE. (Next to Fi^iilar Mkt.) ^ 445 HARTFORD ROAD YOUR POST SHOPPING PLAZiU-RT. M Prosldn Indicated the shoot and supported by the 'more radl- gtrjkes 600 miles from ship- an leaders. Hie United States OPEN WED., THUBS., FRL tUl 6 BUDGET ings were deliberate. Asked cal guerrilla groups. board, is the most powerful na- had asked Moscow to urge re TEL 64«4>113 Efit 96 off Rt. 15 A 1-86, .T IL 8714101 whether White had fired indis Dlsclosure that a summit lev- yjj force In the Mediterranean straint on the Syrians who Inter criminately, Proekln said: “No, el mission had been sent to Am- today. And with the buildup of vened In Jordan last weekend. he skipped some.” Proekln de man Tuesday by a gathering of ^ g forces in the current Mid- Under preparatory orders laid BOOK BAGS’ 1 .3 3 fifi scribed the fifth floor office as Arabian kings and presidents In Cairo was hopefully received (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Fourteen) Drawstring, Heavy quality etoth,: 434 OAKLAND ST. # i MANCHESTER We’ll help you be a'Dollar Watcher!., and SAVE some too! ( le e Page Twenty-Fsor) Police remove a body from State Labor Department Building after the fatal shootings. (AP Photofax) 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 P A G E THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE TWO - • - - - - ^ Agnew Called Crime’s Cost ^ Business Mirror MOVIE R/OINQS Sheinwoltl on Bridge On the Air FORnUlENTBIAND Open 6 Days 9:00 to 5:30 — Thursday Nights tOl 9:00 Consumer Faces THERE’S BIO ■ DIFFERENCE ' A Precursor To Victims HOLLYWOOD (AP) —The YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN BIGHT AND LEFT NORTH nation’s 80 astronauts and Dispute S u m ^ d s M ov^ Th» ebiteuv 01 tlmnUngt It to Mom 4 195 3 2 their wives have agreed to p on m oboot Uto tuMobiUr of By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD ^ 8 Of Violence Gets Paid appear In a series of tele- Corporate Barrier motio eoflfoof tof tiomtog Sr tOoo ebopron. 0 64 Of Prime^Interest Rate vldon documentaries on toe A friend of mine cannot tell ♦ Q 1 6 3 2 NEW YORK (AP) — Vice LONDON (A P ) — The British Selig Custom Made the difference between right NEW Yt)RK (AP) —/ The the electJon of President Nixoi\ U.S. space program, a film By JOHN CUNNIFF no answer. ■ He telephones, but EAST President Spiro T. Agnew, de government gave $26,000 to a ALL AMS AOMinCD and left without a pen or a pen- WEST production firm says. gets a busy signal. Finally, he Gonont Auditnctt lating with a student who CEdled prime rate Is coming d o i^ but In 1965." ’ NEW YORK (A P ) — "The ^ clear line and he waits G cU to her luind. Tile little weak 41 A K 4 0 10874 girl whose face WEis marred there stllll remains considerable He called for a prime Interest Part of a 1100,000 fee for -SSb C? 32 responsiveness of a firm to toe and waits In frustration, count- ness would be a handicap If she Z> J976 him a precursor of violence, heis When a former boy friend threw dispute over who Is ptishlng or rollback to 6 per cent from the each program will go to the 0 K 109 O J87 AU AMS AOMimO were a navigator or an astro lEdd the blame for campus dis acid at her. It awarded $12,000 pulling It in that diwcUon, or existing 8 per cent, even though widows of astronauts who consumer is directly proportion- 25 rings before hanging up, Ptnmal GulSanco SunntiS K 10 9 4 ♦ .8 7 5 have died, with toe remain . , .u Comes another month and an- GP naut, and It may have been the turbances on toe "permissive to a young steward deprived of ■who the good guys/^d the bad prime rates—the lowest rates to ate to toe distance on the organ- and with It a repUnd- SOUTH L I V I N G R O O M G R O U P S der shared equally amrag toe root trf her trouble with today’s attitude" of college administra fatherhood when he weis hit In guys are In the ^enarlo. the best corporate customers— izational chart from toe con- payment Is now overdue, ♦ 6 living astronauts and their bridge hand. tors. toe groin by a shipboard bullet. in other words, what makes hlatorically have fallen by the SESTIIICTCD 9 A K (3 10 5 4 wives. They also will share sumer to the chairman o< the The reminder Is signed—for- South dealer. The money weis pEiid by a interest rates/rlSe In the first or half point UnStr 17 nquiftl tccomponyt 0 AQ532 Agnew’s coloful rhetoric wees In toe profits from the se board.” tunately, toe customer thinks. North-South vulnerable. body set up In 1964 to see that place and what causes them to Rockefeller replied with a pri Pmnt or Adult Guorditn ♦ A singled out as a cause of college ries. Whether that statement Is because now he can at least Opening lead—Ace of Spades. toe sufferings of innocent vic come down again? mer on Interest rates for Pat- West led toe Eice of spades West North East unrest by Richard SUvermEUi, A maximum of 12 docu true can be argued. But that communicate with an ImJlvl- tims of violent crime "do not go _ . „ ™ man’s edification, and. he cut and continued with the queen. Pa.ss 2 NT Pass student body president at the ON ANY FLOOR SAMPLE GROUP! Rep. Wright Patman, public In on his views by mentaries over three years mlUlons of Americana believe It dual- so he ^ t e s “ IL Pe- unrewarded.” NO ONE UNOEA 17 AOMinEO M y friend ruffed, cashed toe Pass ' 3 Pass University of WEishington, who claim s It all toe dolly of the big lettter In fuUpage will be produced starting in to be true can hardly be dlsput- e^ampl®. (Aot limit may vary The Criminal Injuries Com ace of diamonds and led a low Double All Pass was one of four students parUol- y - — P 1 commercial ° ® newspc^r advertisements, 19T1. ed, and among their number U tog that toe name Is as flcUUopa in canain araaa) pensation Board hEid paid out diamond. West played toe ten, pating in a taped television de banks are Inclined to blame it Virginia Knauer. ^he made th e '* * Betty Crocker, $17 million, and more people are Interest rates are determined, bate with the vice president 1 on the FederaLJtesefve’s man statement In a speech. 'Hte escalation continues until but East was a gent who knew ^ . .v .. appealing to It every year. 1 he said, “ as are other prices in -•* H BE "«> B the difference between right loss to two tricks to the red Monday night. j n i agement of toe money supply. a freemarket economy—by toe Hebron or Anybody cEin apply who suf Mrs. Knauer Is the Presl- t MDon ncium 0001 or Miro.oiA.noM and left even with his eyes clos- suits, assuring her contract, During toe 90-minute discus And toe Fed sometimes has dent’s assistant lor consumer ^ credit rating which Is a fers physical Injury from violent law of supply and demand. ed. East overtook with toe jack Dally Queatlon sion on the David EYost Show, to been knownto be disturbed over crimes, either as a victim or by banks such as Antique Show, affairs, and so It Is rather sur- “ U good name. In of diamonds to order to return a dealer, you hold; Spadea, be seen in most cities Friday, . . \ r - i . -administration policies prising to hear her speak out so he threatens ^ t and per- trying to stop toe crime or help Chase Manhatttan are not free to trump through declarer. ^-K; Hearts, J-9-7-6; DlamondB, Agnew and toe' four students tmeqtovocably on toe Issue of haps if he U lucky he finally toe police. The buck doesn't stop there, charge as they please . . . Sale Are Set By South stepped up with toe ace k -10-9; Clubs, K-10-9-4. frequently dlsEigreed over the THEATER TIME The board cEin refuse people of all places, of course. Certain- Supply and demand? Idaybe. corporate bigness, an issue that ^® 'matter settled, of hearts and drew another what do you say? causes of student violence. with a criminEil background, or ly, toe administration men ad- certainly not toe law In Its Historical Group touchos every single American. But at what cost to him? To SCHEDULE round of trumps with toe king. Answer: Bid one club. Your Silverman charged that Ag toe store? To business in gener- whose way of life Is "unsuita mlt, their policies might put purest form. That .supply-de- Maybe toe Jack would fall. But ^4 potote to high cards easily new WEIS "one of toe greatest ble.” burdens on toe producUve ablU- ^and situation Is not p^mltted H e^b ^ f f l T t o r i ^ S t / ’r flm t country? ^ Burnside—Catch 22, 7:10, 9:20. It didn’t. Santa Claus comes on- warrant an opening bid, and precursors of violence our coun be^^t^cl^rnSLxk^ toe Those clEilmlng compensation ty of toe nation and^tend to u, ^j^rate free of IntervenUon. S u e s h w ^ d sal^e toer bad or good. No leglslaUon f the w a ^ Inv^ved? East Hartford Drlve-In — ly once a year. your clubs are the only biddable try has ever seen." raise moneymonev rates, but they -niatqsint Is, in the Federal Reserve rere- iimitino- a enm. Couldn t a method to rectify Qherry, Harry & Raquel 7:30; Declarer gave up another dla- Eire investigated by civil set^ scheduled lor Oct. 10, from 10 has been passed limiting a com *1116 idee president replied: blame It all on International guiatea the credit supply. a m to's n m at Rham Hleh pany to a certain size; its prof->. such a stupid and abusive sys- . Faster Pussycat 9:00. mond and was relieved to dls- Copyright 1970 vants and medically examined. '"ro use me els a bete noire for Then one of a panel of lawyers events, d o m e s ^ p ^ m s and to Its role as mon- ^ r g o f<|! ^ ye®, as to toe case of uUU- ‘jr i e r c o ^ S ^ T Z ; r c e “ lU East Windsor Drlve-In — Re cover that toe suit broke 3-3. General Features Oorp. toe idolence that has existed In the previous administration. gtary monitor lor toe naUon. If ^ restoration of toe old “ es, but not Its size. “e less cosuy toan to finance its Nevertheless, she lost two dla------decides how much compensa opens Friday. this country because of toe dis The most recent dispute over the Fed feels that the economy jq.. school House Perhaps the nearest we as a contlnuation? Manchester Drive-In — The monds. trump and one small fish stokers to the tion Is called for. Interest rates Involves Patman, ...... Burrows m il School House. gusting and permissive attituds In difficult CEises or appeals, chairman of the House ConunlU of toe people In command of the evidence Is heEu:d by three law tee on Banking and Currency, college campuses Is one of the yers’. The board takes Into ac most ridiculous charges 1 have count state welfare payments or and David Rockefeller, chalr- . ______made poliatlcally ever heEird." court reparation orders. mein erf toe C^iase Manhattan If the Fed feels eccmomic ac*- ^d/or“ ^d'to HXr.beW n que^L^S^'k^’r to" “^Uer TrioTkow-Toiucceed With Sex South cak make toe contract The exchEinge becEtme heated The biggest payment so far Is Bank. Uvlty M e n too far tahlito“ 1708 and ^18B0 declare 11 to be too big. u 9:15- by giving up toe first diamtmd In a letter to Rockefeller ear decided that it is easier to issue Z 6:50, 9:00. loser to toe right opponent, and when Silverman brought up the $72,000. That arose when three eccHiomlc poten^al^ It might in- o ^ A.1.1 j But, as a lot of cwisumers State Theatre shooting deaths of four Kent lier this month, Patman stated crease toe money supply, as it To accomplish this under- learned In recent years a ?a threat thsm to consider toe ______to this case toe right opponent youngsters playing on a colliery ■ „ 'Thio xrAdiL taking toe society Is requesting leameu in recent yeare, a la yer’s complaint? State University students during that large banks went on "an un Is now doing. This makes credit J gonipany need not be a monopo- ' . Is at her left. After ruffing toe railway line started a coal truck necessary and highly unfortu more available, and Interest toe ^ d (rf membera and t o i^ - it, customers, to ig- , , «>">P®^®® , recognize ^ ^ Wife in Pursuit second spade and cashing toe a confrontation with NationEd truntoing down a slope. The More Room for nate interest rate binge after rates tend to drop. P®®Pl®- Th®y appreciate complaints, to refuse “ >® P^blem as criUcal and have ace of diamonds, South rfiould GuEirdsmen. truck hit a woman out for a But why does the Fed have to hearing from anyone who owns service to threaten their ^^® " co^^ec^ve stepa, demon- FREDERICKSBURG, V a. lead toe queen of diamonds Agnew, citing toe burning at walk. She lost an arm and a leg, Your Money! act at aU? Why shouldn’t rates Hebron antiques of tola period ratings strattog that toe situation need (a P) — Municipal Court Judge rather than a low diamond. CONCEPT toe university’s ROTC building, will be paralyzed for life and Is toe harassment of firemen Eind 244 Center St. remain asiaoie. ^ b l^ Thev mey wouldworn If “...... <1 who would... be ...... willing .. to ^ ^hla \ treatment It la . he . a permanent . . . ------one. Others, a . Wilson Embrey Jr. acquitted West (marked with the ^ king the "little more UiEin a vegetable,” . . . more elegance, too. SELIG/ toe ^hEinting < of obscenities eus Blanchester according to a board official. Monroe styles it to feel as beautiful stop for trick. If West returns a trump, extenuating factors, SEild he A mEin at a wrestling match as it looks. With an exclusive Uni r ------— — — , ,,, 11 ------.--e—= ------a . cv. ..s**v defendant South can draw toe rest of toe 647-9222 nevertlYeless deplored toe kill ■who tapped a wrestler on toe tuft process that gives each indi ings. most alwavs In wavea Scho61 In a slmu- P^rsonalneBB .of the seUer-Duyer vironment. explained that he couldn’t stop trumps without losing a trump leg with a lighted cigar and got vidual,' deep, deep tufted design " It is most unfortunate, eus It (AP FhotoAiz) a broken Jaw drew no sympathy These waves are something •®-^®
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR vVIANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 the East Europeans .would like try’s strategic .importance on here, Ellas P. Demetracopoulos, assistance, in weapons and per-’ Common Market Decree to buy a lot more In the West, Nixon Resets NATO’s flank in the eastern condemned Nixon’s decision to- sonnel, to Egypt. Snoopy Misses Reclaiming Campground Effluent but they do not have much that Mediterranean. day as in effect giving “official The U.S. heavy weapons now is saleable. Solutions to this dif “Although the United States U.S. govenn:nent' approval to earmarked for Greece will cost Italian Opening Binding on Swiss Gheese ficulty usually take the form of U,S. Arms Aid had hoped for a more rapid, re- the Athens military dictator- u,g, taxpayers an estimated $56 SORRENTO, Italy (AP) — "A ______.. credit-^ln effect, a loan to the turn to representative govern- ship." million, with deliveries to run Boy Named dharlle Brown,” a By CARL HARTMAN the credit they gave East Ger- Communist government con- ment in Greece,” the Depart- State Department officials over the next 18-24 months, movie about the Charles Schults BRUSSELS (AP) — Swiss niany to finance their exports, cemed. To Grecians Water from a Gamma Ray ment’s announcement Tuesday countered that the Athens lead- , ------,______cartoon character and his dog cheese rem ains S'wiss cheese 'West G erm ans w ere free to ______' WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi added, “the trend toward a con- er.ship "has stated that it in- Snoopy, opened the Sorrento By HOWARD BENEDICT gy —FIT—in Melbourne, Fla. well where paper and other sol logical barrier about drinking even if you take out the holes, what credit they liked, stitutional order is established." tends to establish parliamentary Food Bite Biggest festival , and was warmly hnf V, 1 . Competition for East German dent Nixon has okayed renewal FISHEATING CREEK. Fla. Woodbridge heads the physics id objects are trapped and ei water they know- comes from tat some adroit businessmen in business grew so fierce* that Boycott Successful The United States halted arms democracy” and^ has taken praised by the press, (AP) — Dr. Da,vid D. Wood- department and is research di ther screened out or broken sewage treatment," Woodbridge of full-scale U.S arms aid to assistance to Greece after the steps_ to resume constitutional LONDON — Of every pound But 1,000 stuffed Snoopy dogs ^mmunist East Germany France announced eight years’ LONDON — Consumers scor- Greece despite siO;me continuing April 1967 military coup there government by the end of this ($2.40) spent by the man in the that were to be passed out to the bridge lifted a glass of water to rector. He founded FIT’S Uni down so they can enter the sys said. “It’s going to be a matter found another way to transform oredlt for a big sale of railway of educating them . However, ed a Victory in the late 1700s. (.rlticism Of Athens’ military re- critics of the regpme — in- year. street in Britain last year, 60 audience remained in the hold his lips and drank it dry. Hours versity Center for Pollution Re tem . pointed cars. The Common Market gov earlier the water had been raw search in 1968. The sewage flows from there there already are many people wolf tworn..., u ------— ...... 6“''" When Britain placed a special ._.... j eluding some U.S. congressmen The officials said the decision cents went, for food, 30 cents of a ship docked in nearby Na- sewage from this south Flqrid.a He and his team of scientists, into an air-bubbling aeration fa in' this country who are drinking tween nnmmiiniQt iTo t ^ O' ' to lift the tax on clocks and watches, the ® ®*"® ® • and Europeans,, particularly in was not linked directly to the for housing, 20 cents for cloth- pies. Authorities said the mlnls- campground. most of whom previously cility common to most sewage reconstituted sewage and don't SAVE 46% ..r... I __ 1 five-year limit. people refused to buy watches * The reason for ending the long Scandinavia — have contended current Mideast crisis, but to ing and footwear, 15 cents for ter of health would have to give "It’s clean and it’s good." he worked in space-missile pro disposal plants. Then it goes know it.” ^ West European eagerness to and relied on publicly display- embargo on planes, tanks, artil- renewing full - scale deliveries events in the eastern Mediterra- alcohol and 14 cents for tobac- his approval before they are mi' said. grams, developed a' pilot plant into the radiation charnber Allowing for evaporation, non Marw* tvl S*''® to the East points up ed clocks. Demand for time- lery and other heavy weapons would reward oppressive nean in recent months. These co. Fuel and power t(x>k 12 crated because of laws concern- “ that the the fundamental problem In pieces was cut in half, and the shipments to Greece, the State government. The sewage had been trans at FTT three years ago, i.treating where it is sterilized by gamma Woodbridge said, a municipality events Include the Soviet naval cents, other goo^ 36 cents and ing diseases that can be import- ch e^ to ’t S^sfl more if It East-West trade: The fact that tax was repealed In 1799. Department said, is that coun- A Greek refugee' spokesman buildup and large-scale Soviet other services 46 cents. ed in stuffed toys. formed into pure, odorless wa between 50 and 1,000 gallons of rays. The water does not direct could save 80 per cent of its wa o/ U shipped to East Germany, cut —______-______ter—like-slightly warm distilled sewage a day. As their work ly contact the Cobalt-60 but cir- ter by recycling it any number into portions and rewrapped for ., water—by gamma radiation at progressed, they formed Energy cillates . around a pore contain of times through an irradiator. eiqiort. Neither Switzerland nor the first - commercial nuclear /o Systems Inc., with Woodbridge ing the radioactive material. He claimed the system East Germany belongs to the sewage disposal plant built in as president', and secured pri The water then moves into a removes 90 per cent of deter Common Market. Under an ar the United States, perhape the vate financing. dilution tank where ash created gents; 99.99 per cent of all rangement deslg(ned a dozen Jolinson & Joliiisoii world. by oxidation of waste is re- bacteria; reduces by up to S3 68 years ago £o promote German When they decided to build a per cent the phosphates and oth reunification, the Common Mar Baliy I’owdor er nutrients, and, is lethal to vi ket allows an' East German MUSDMntl - ..... bombarded ivith (M>tncn'>l fOuolsiA'i BITCHUBICWI ruses causing such diseases ae product to enter West <3ermany i t \ radioactive cobalt influenza and poliomylitls. May Weil be the Most Profitable Sale free of duty or other trade re baby Woodbridge said some ad strictions. Since West Germany powdf’i' The $87,000 plant essentially vanced conventional treatment belongs to the Common Meirket, C a ld o r r treats sewage in the usual way Science plants can produce an effluent there is then no bar to its ship I’n itccts Lipain.sl discomlorl, until, Just before final filtering, of drinking water quality. But ment to the other members ^ rasli. l.iinit 7 per aislomer the effluent is bombarded with he said the nuclear system’s ca You’ve Ever Attended! Help Us and You’ll Be well: France, Italy, Belgium, rays from radioactive cobalt-60. In Our pability to break down nu Holland or Luxembourg. ‘ Mmless L«‘s The process is flexible. Water ! trients, pesticides and most vi What the Swiss can do, the Ki’fiiilar or Sii|H r can be treated to such pureness ruses “creates a system which East European countries migiit it can be drunk, or it can re can help with the water pollu- be allowed to do, If the other 1 Helping Yourself to Spectacular Savings on Opaque Panlv Hose ceive lesser treatment for use in Lives 1-12 Not one Weed Common Msurket countries were t Columbia Stereo irrigation. willing. So far nothing has been Irradiation with cobalt does said, and In private officials of Records & Tapes more than rid the sewage of 'dis . . . not one weed the other Common Market coun Fach box contains momiy saving General Electric ease-causing viruses and bacte has been affected Furniture, Rugs & Bedding! tries say they would much rath ■ coupon Ironi nilr. Limit 2 per w • Chicago • Johnny Mathis ria. It also breaks up deadly larger commercial plant, they moved. From there it goes into er close the East German l(x>p- Three sizes lit all. Rein customer. ’ Santana pesticides and reduces by up to hole than open it wider. forced licci and toe. Choice • Miles Davis needed a place to test it. The a primary vacuum filter, a pol He noted that water put Ti'i’linialii’ Razor AM Clock Radio ' Johnnv Ca.sh one third the quantity, of phosp answer ct\me from Lykes Broth ishing carbon filter and finally through conventional plants, BEDROOM SETS M49 to <899 Tbe Swiss cheese hillng came of 6 Fall colors. hates and other nutrients in the ers of Tampa, Fla., a meat empties through a pipe into a with chlorine added, will stunt in the form of an answer by the ' Fret’ Foamy Sliavo! w ater. packing and food-processing nearby sWamp. vegetation. The irradiated wa MATTRESSES - BOXSPRINGS <26 - <38 - <44 European Commission, execu Caldor M l V F A F tive body of the Common Mar Girls’ lights The plant has been in com firm which has been working There is no radioactive mate ter is so pure that not one weed Pcodl ^ ^ 0 0 mercial operation for more than with FIT on nuclear irradiation has been affected at Fisheating LIVIN G ROOM SETS <129 — <229— <388 ket, to a written question by rial in the outflowing water, and Hendrik Vredollng, a Dutch So six months, treating Mwage as a possible means of preserv it is perfectly safe to the sur Creek, he said. 1.54 from trailers, bath houses, toi ing food. RECLINER CHAIRS $49 _ $77-<99 cialist. He had to wait two years r , 9 9 * ' ' rounding area, Garrett said. The Fisheating Creek plant for an answer. ('onvettient coirtrols. -1 inch speaker. Dark brown with lets and laundry machines at Lykes owns the Fisheating has been approved by the Atom For quick, smoollt. easy shaves! silver color trim, easy-clean grille. Woodbridge said the treated The Idta was to call attention Comfortable, wide waistband, the Fisheating Creek camp Creek campground and suggest ic Energy Commission and the Limii 2 per cnsloirrei._____ water is not used for drinking at to the fact that at the Insistence panel insert. Fall colors; l-.1.4-(>. ground west of LiEike Okeecho ed it be used for the plant. state of Florida. the camp because there is a of West Germany, trade be 7-10. IM 4. bee. Lykes and Energy Systems plentiful normal supply. Thomas Savage, an environ THOUSANDS OF $$ OF FURNITURE tween two parts of the country mental biologist from the Flori Some 10,000 gallons are treat each contributed to the cost. He said there is a problem is considered a domestic mat da Department of Natural Re Spill am! Jam Proof. ed daily, with as much as 22,000 William R. G arrett, a Wood- that will have to be overcome if ter, not subject to regulation by sources, said the process "cer gallons on peak weekend days. bridge assistant who supervised cities one day are to recycle Common Market organization. tainly seems to be very promis The plant is the brainchild of construction, explained that wa drinking water through a nu This special relationship may ing, 'especially the nutrient-re MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY! Woodbridge and his colleagues ter from campground sources clear plant. be affected by the change that A er- at Florida Institute of Technolo feeds through pipes into a wet "Some people have a psycho duction aspect." is taking place in relations be MODERN HOLLYWOOD 5 tween W^st Germany and the LOVE -PIECE BOSTON SOFA DEO SALEI DINETTE SETS PINE MASTER Communist countries of Eastern Coventry and SOFA HMdbeard/ mattrcti* W« kiV9 mNnyp ind BEDROOM ROCKER Ehirope. If West Germany ever box (print, frame fUcy're 111 rtduccdl COMPLETi CHAIR $98 0 0 Rrktd From $ ^ 0 0 formally recognizes East Ger-. many as a separate state, East $19900 % cushion ttylt PiabtMd la $6900 $6 8 0 0 $29900 M«pl9 if Pin* Germany’s easy access to West Curriculum Report Session (3erman markets might come to an end. So might West Germa Du Pont Orion ny’s privileged position in trad Poorly Attended by Public OCCASIONAL Solid Wing Stylo ing with East Germany. TABLES Oak SOFA and Karl Schiller, Bonn’s minister Sayelle* Yarn By HOLLY GANTNER implemented even prior to its cemlng the new book “Crisis Prlcod from of economics; is idsltlng Mos Robert Rums Kodak Carousel (Herald Reporter) submission to the Board of in the Classroom,’1 by Charles $ 0 9 0 0 CHAIR ' cow this week. He is due to dis Intermatic EUREKA Education. Sllberman, who^has just com $ 1 5 0 0 cuss East Europe's relation Last night’s public hearing on The report was commission pleted a three-and-one-half year ■with the Common Market, 5 Pack Tiparillos Slide Projector the Lay Curriculum Study Com Pollen Coun? Dhsc'J on Cannisler Vacuum ed two years ago by the school study off ArtiericanAH schools for a 2d hour somplintj BUNK $ 18 P among other topics. The Soviet Prolecl-AII Timer mittee’s report turned into lit- board on the recommendation the Foundation. In his CheoM from sttp, foreign minister, Andrei A. Gro tie more than a reh^h of last ______•nd or cockfAil BED Fantath'e of Laurence O’Connor, who is studySilberman terms most myko, is reported to have said 4oz. ski Thursday night’s session, when superintendent of schools. Since American schools ’’grim,' ® 88* Reg. ^ Q ’joy Rockville that Europe could use some 27dea. f o r ^ ^ . the Board of Education, ^hool release this summer, how- less” ahd “oppressive,” and bridge-building. between the 47.40 administrators and curnculunl'-.gygj.^ O'Connor has been one DINING 34.88 calls for more flexibility and Hospital Notes MAN-SIZE Common Market and Comecon, Perfect for crocheting or knitting sportswear, dresses, vests, S6.70 SOFA Clioosc from rogulai, aromatic or committee faced each other in of the report’s severest critics. freedom in the classroom. ROOM Its East European counterparty Slide pre-conditioning prevents popping. REGLINERS etc. Four ply. menthol. Mix and match for smoking Slides change electrically. #600 the . first public confrontation The curriculum committee These are , also essential Visiting hours are 12:38 to 8 BED Conservative West Europeajj^ since the report reached the As Low As SUITES pleasure. llouseclean the easy way! I'i Fi.P. fan jet was charged basically with in points brought out in the local p.m. in all areas except ma 4 2 " jf S ' Prieod from have reacted cooly to the idea, Turns lights, radio and other appliances motor. Comes with tools which store board in July. vestigating how well the local curriculum report, and yet dl.s- ternity where they are 2 to 4 95 $ 7 9 8 0 on/off automatically. No special wiring #654 Kodak Slide Projector inside cleaner. it^705B MAPLE ROUND EXTENSION'*^ $ 7 7 0 0 saying any deal 'with Comecon needed, plug into outlet. Use on appli D iili’h IMasU’r ('.ifiars "The chief difference in last schools prepare students for the cussioh in both meetings here and 8:30 to 8 p.m. would serve to strengthen Soviet Famous Cannon ances up to 15 amps. #A71 I Box of 50. Our Reg. 5 .6 9 ...... 1 .9 2 Our Reg. 77.87 ...... 6 6 . 8 7 night’s poorly attended session world of work, and the commit- has indicated quite clearly that TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS $ 2 6 8 <” ties with the smaller countries R.elin.i ia many SiMpt was that the public was allowed tee came up with the an^er local school administrators re-Admitted Saturday; Michael polifionil Two of Eastern Europe, to comment and ask questions, that this preparation is poor, gard the local report as per- Angelo, Stafford Springs; Milly Alt Styles on Solel Not long after Gromyko's re Velour Towels This proved a somewhat diffi- O’Connor has termed this a lie, sonal criticism, a charge sharp- Harris, MeadoWbrook Apts., El ported statement, the Soviet UI^ BATH TOWKLS Prestoue Stud Caldor Rraud cult task for the 70 or so resl- and has maintained that the re- ly refuted by the curriculum lington; Valerian Blotnlski, Ion and Its allies aside from R o Winterize Your Home & Save! dents who did attend, since no port is fragmentary. committee, which insists that Maple St., Rockville. mania attacked the COmmon Household Helpers copies of the report have ydt in both Thursday’s and last this was not its intent, Discharged Saturday,: Nora- TWIN SIZE Martlet before the United Na Oil Treatmeut been printed for public distribu- night’s sessions the committee The local report, which is too Jelinek, Thompson St., Rock MATTRESS tions Conference on Trade and Garage Weatherstrip Kit AT NEW LOW PRICES! tion, and time simply did not members have tried to get lengthy to synopsize fairly in ville; Anna King, .Grove St., 3„.,*4 Development. Ihey emphasized allow a complete reading of across their point in the re^rt limited space, contains a good Rockville; Janice Fickett, and feet black rubber with nails, slops leaves and dust from the same complaints the United IVashclolha...... 3 for $I the various subcommittee re- that the criticism contained in deal of criticism of the local O rchard St., Rockville; Dor- blowing in. Makes a liglu seal. Trash Can Liners BOXSPRINfr States has made: That the Com Designer prints in fashion colors. ports and overviews, which to- the report is applicable to most, schools, noting mainly that they othea Peterson, Mt. Spring Rd., 10 bags, 30 gallon capacity. mon klarket unduly restricts Jumbo 27x24 to 24x46 inch. tal well over 100 pages. if not all, school systems in the were starting with a fairly Rockville. :oo 6”x25’ Alumiuum Gutter Guard our trade in faifai products by the High perfoimance oil Plastic Wrap A gfreat deal of misunder- country. sound educational base, but that Admitted Sunday: Sheryl heavy duties It collects on them Keeps leaves and debris out ol gutters. Prevents bird standing still surrounds the re- This point was stressed once there is substantial room for Peacock. Hayes Ave., Rock- treatment, forlilied willt and by Its i^clal trade agree nesting. Uasily installed. 2o6 sq. ft. roll. O O port, which took two years to more last night, when commit- improvement. ville; Anne Flechsig, 'Weigold Brother Zig Zag Sewing Machine ZDP ... for belter ments, especially with Mediter prepare, and now appears to be tee chairman Donald Kingsley such innovations as ungraded Rd., Tolland; Nicholas Nedwed- motoring. somewhat outdated, since mdhy played a tape recording of a pj-imary classes, pre-primary en, Glenwood Rd., Ellington; ranean countries. willi (’.arrv ('.asr Galvauized Metal Leader Straiuer □ LTilily Bags The Implication behind the at of Ite recommendations were weekend radio broadcast con- education and a general trend Valerie .Paradis, Reed St., Allows free flow of water, keeps drains clean. ^ 25 bags and ties, tear-off roll. 4.PIECE tack was that there should be ■------^ to "turn on" thd\students are Rockville; Amelia Truman, more trade between Bast and Champiou recommended. The committee Trumbull St., Rockville; Mary BEDROOMS Sandwich Bags Priced from West European eounrles. 17’ Wood & Viuyl Foam Door Set Low Sulphur That’s Enough also' found in its investigations Bodnar, Davis Ave,, Rockville; Vredellng has cited figures to 54.70 Eighty 7”x8”, teaf-off roll. lack of what it termed “ade- Mark Willlhms, Crane""Rd., Ell- show that the East Germans Our Reg. 77.70 Spark Plugs 2 pieces'Tn", i pieces .16” with nails. Stops door drafts. Reg. quate" curriculum guides in the in^on; Marie Bauer, Discovery NEW YORK (AP)—Mayor benefit every year by at least Won't harden or deteriorate. 1.89 schools generally and a basic Rd., Vernon; Edith Ransom, si68“ A utom atic bob'oin winder. Playtex Living Gloves! Oil Ruling John V. Lindsay says he is (100 million because of their inability of many graduates to North Park St., Rockville; Ruth Darns', embroiders, monograms. with not Interested in ruiming for AH Style! redueedi special relationship. They can Built-in liglit. Carrying case president and expects to re construct simple sentences and Goldsmith, Brandy Hill Rd., Fit-All Air Couditiouer Cover om Free Right Hand Glovej Vernon; Ernest Trefil, Charter sell their surplus farm products included. ______Ease Asked tire from public office at the^ deal with basic mathematics. at high Common Market prices, Vinyl plastic cover protects your expensive air conditioner Reg- expiration of his second CSty Thursday night’s meeting re Rd., Rockville; Marlene Bols- = 54* front winter damage. Stays pliable. rather than low world prices. WASHINGTON (AP) —The sulted in a defensive present- selle, Dobson Rd., Vernon; Sal Hall term in December 1973. 2-PIECE Many East C^rman_ ta n a director of the Office of Oil and tion. or rebuttal to the report, ly Schumey, Village St., Rock 100% Polyester While denying that he was products are eligible for Oom- Gas in the Interior Department by school administrators, wh^h ville. LIVING Furuace Filters tired of being mayor, Lind m
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. VTDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 scooped up moon rock and re Nixon Works turned ^ th It. R ar^ y Seen After Luna 16 landed on the flianriiPBipr and that when It happens to lose in a Red Rock Rocket vt-orld already too rough. It stlU must be PBARL. HARBOR, Ba'waU '' • • • 5 moon, Soviet scientists con 32nd Anniversary To Sidetrack trolled an electric drill which CAP) — Adm. J(^ 8. Mc WIN A KITOHENAID topning ^prali! employ^ again and again, because it Cain Jr., U.S. Pacific mUl- penetrated 16 inches into the JUBILEE! piim.iBHRn By THX alone, and never the \TcHence which may. taiy commander, estimates moon’s crust to crumble the OUSTQM DISNWAtHER HT-.BAI.n PRINTINO CO.. INC Rail Strike Due on Thursday soil. An automatic arm picked Thin, t Fri., Stpt. 14 i IS 13 BlaseU Street have to substitute for it,' has the hope ot he has traveled 700,000 m iles Xancheeter. Oom. WASHINGTON (AP) — The since taking the job two MDSeXJW (AP) — The Soviet and landed on the moon Sunday. up the samples and placed them II A.M. I F.M. THOMAS F. i t o t GDBON leading to real solutions. years ago. In a hermetically sealed con WALTER R. FERGUSOK Nixon administration worked to Union’s Luna 16 rocket and its It scooped up some moon rocks, PubUitien'' We can hope, that, at tfad end o( how But he ruely v t S i t s cargo of moon rocks will land did some probing with a drill, tainer aboard the craft. JVnmded October 1. 1881 day to head o tt a midnight na Tass said "stable radio com ever many dark hours it takes to Hawaii's outer Islands. Thursday in the central Asian and lifted off from the moon M. A. P«f*nen,' Inc., b having a FREE DIMWINfi PobUebed Every Evenlns Except SuodAyr tionwide railroad strike, but republic of Kazakhstan, Tass Monday, Ta^ said, munication is being maintained Mjwt HoUdAys. E ntered a t the Poet Offloe at. negotiate this passage through chaoe. McCain told a recent news with the rocket” on its three- FOR A Ki^chanAid CUSToiil DISHWASHER to' Maaciiester, Conn., as Second Ctaaa M M i there were signs the govern paper publishers meeting on said today. Here is the news agency’s de- M atter.______the United States can emerge with its ment was bracing to test wheth The official Soviet news agen- scription of the re-entry proce- day journey home, which was ealabrafa oar 32nd Annivanary. Ragiifar Sapt. 24 the Island of Hawnll, 216 more than half completed. SUBSCRIPTION RATES military fist unclenched again, its good er tfae,^ nation could stand a rail miles southwest of here, that cy report.ended speculation that diure: A 2S. Thara will ba damentiraiieni throughout Payable tn Advance the rocketi might splashdown in A capsule with moon samples One Yesir ...... ts a o l Intentions alive again, and find a more shutdown. ' It was the flrirt time he had tho doy to (how tho Booutiful Efficioney of tha 8 t Months ...... 1&.60 been there since 1084 vriien the Indian Ocean.'' inside will detach from the rock- • m n t Months ...... 7.80 sober appreciation of these good inten Labor Department officials Tass said “all onboard sys- et as it approaches earth. The TV By L aser Beanut? St, Charltc Kitehan. One Month ...... '.. 180 reported very little progress to he arrived aboard a subma tions rising again among ail those \'ital- rine/ terns are functioning normally.” capsule will descend through MUNICH Scientists have M. A, Ptltrsom it she iefroJtum i Ibthr tutu Batbrcom D isfU f Arts MEMBER o r ward settling' the long dispute The rocket was 116,000 miles the atmoBj^ere until a series of succeeded for the first time In THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ly concerned, who, as we have so fre- over dimlnating locomotive Tbe Associated Prese Is exclustvety en from the earth at 4:40 a.m. retrorockets and parachutes this country Ui transmitting titled to the ose ol repabUcatlon o l all quehtly observed. Include all of us. firemen’s jobs, and the govern Hebron triggered by ground control telephone conversations and news dispatches credited to it or not other- ment prepar^ to authorize wlee credited tn this, paper and also the everywhere. Processing of trajectory slow it for final descent into the music programs across the city n - 4 . ?rdon, local news published here. emergency bus and truck serv measurements made it possible high Steppe region. by infra-red laser beams. Re- AU riihts o< repuhUcatlon o t special dls- ice in the event of a rail strike. Fire Chief Tells patchee herein are also reaerved. to specify the position of the re- A successful pickup will top searchers eiqtect that further CUSTOM KITCHENS The strike has been called for entry spot into the earth’s at- off a major technological feat In laser developments will make The Herald Prtntlnc Cotnpany Inc., as- a. 1S:01 a.m . Thursday. Best Procedure sumes no nnsncia] responslolUty for typo Divorce Plafiraes Soviet mosihere and its landing area,” space exploration. For the first possible the transmission of 607 N«w Park Ava. 232-4497 Wait Hartford (raphlcai errors sppeertns tn advertae- President Nixon already has Tass said. time an unmanned space station television programs over long ments and other readlns matter tn The In the Communist East as In the In Emergency Manchester Evenlnc Herald exhauirtec} all strike-delaying Luna 16 was launched Sept. 12 will have traveled to the moon, distances. capitalist West the Ugh divorce rate is provisions ot federal labor law. Fire Chief Donald Griffin Sr. Sohecrfber to Loa Angelee Ttmee-Washfni- too Post News Service. part of the price of increasing urbaniza- Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. to‘ bL“ ^^^wtthT.IStiL!ride PnhUahen Representatives — Mathewa. tiofi and IndustrlaHzatinfi. railroad strike,” said Assistant Hebton Volunteer Fire Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Acency — .New York, Chlcaco. Detrott and Boston According to the Soviet youth maga Secretary of Labor W. J. Useiy, Department can only be as ef- 935 Main Sh««t - Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Thursday and Friday worUiig on the nation’s fourth fectlve in an emergency as the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUDA- zine, Smena, more than a milUcn Rus Nights Untii 9 P.M. - Closed Mondays • Teiephone 543-5171 TTONR sian men and women were affected by national rail labor orisis this people’s directions and cooper- Display advertlslns cloetns boors ation. All too often help can be Ihr Monday — l p.m. rytday. tbe break-up of their marriages in 1867. Usery, In an interview, hinted delayed because of poor com- For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday But there was only one new marriage that although the government munications. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. must exert every effort to a'vold The Fire Department is strlct- For Friday — 1 p.m Wednesday. for every 10 divorces. For Saturday — 1 p.m Thursday tt, a nationwide rail strike ly a volunteer oiganizatloii Qasslfled deadline — 5 p.m. day b^ The steep rise in divorcee continues, might not be as catastrophic as which services the community tore publication. 5 p.m. Friday lor Batnrday and Monday publlcaUon. the journal reports, and Soviet so federal officials have said, every minute of every day to OF MANCHESTER ciologists are increasingly concerned at There have -been only three provide the town with good Ore Wednesday, September 23 nationwide rail (sitrlkes in nearly protection. the emotional damage and personal suf ^ a century, either the Department consUts of fering inflicted by the -failure of so many The Fist Clenchfd ^ Hbuse or Congress stop- t^ree co ii^ ee covering aU marriagea ping in to prevent oitheni. areas ol tiW iUt O f2.m. Events In the Near East have this Thd KremUn leaders, on their part, •This day and time we are Company No. 1 is located on week reached the grim stage which now beginning to -look upon it ak Main St. In the center of town; THURSDAYS are disturbed by the adverse effect of this — years ago wo did not Company No. 2 Is at Amston may be beyond human management. divorces on the birth rate and, conse have alrhnes, we did not have Lake in the south end of town, FRIDAYS No one—not the coolest hand in the quently, on Russia’s labor resources. With Sylvian Oflara In Penosylrsnla trucking as we have It tod^. .and Company No. B is located State D^iartment, not the moat case- ENTRANCE TO EISENHOWER FARM, GETTYSBURG And If It k e ^ on we may have on Rt. 86, North St., in the north Their prime interest lies in the success to be fctoed with a nationwide end of town, hardened .elder statesman, — Is really of the "sociaUst" economy. railroad strike even though ev- Should an emergency adse Make your home more homey prepared to guarantee what will or will Sociologists Eind Kremlin politicians eiythlng diould be done to pre- and the need for the Ftee De- not happen before we emdrge, somehow, have therefore joined forces, though for vent that .. Usery said. partment be required, Griffin at the other end of the dark passage Interstate Commerce Com- requests residents to dial 488- different . reasons, in lecturing young mli^on: Chairman George M. 2626 (if calling from the Mhn- created by too many elements of crisis WITH ACCESSORIES FROM WATKINS Riissians on the importance of ha\'ing Inside Open Foru] Statford announced h is agency Chester exchange, dial 1-423- crowding indlstinguishably together. children. They are also urging new wlll ieOue emergency autborMy 2GB5.) Oonnectlcm will be made Nevertheless, human hands and heads Muskie the Unifier to truck end "bus lines to haul with the switchboard at fire measures to encourage "family life.” passengers and freight tf there headquarters In WiUlmantlc. tiave to try to manage something. There Why so many divorces in the ostensi- Praise for ‘C-oocept’ We can wait for such l^auty. Is a rail strike.' After informing the swltoh- Why this sordid junk in be have to be moves, policies, actions and fafy classless Marxist-Leninist society? Sources In the trucking Indus- the name, complete To the Editor. tween? The general public are Add the finial touch to your home reactions, Efforts to communicate, diplo The noted sociologist, V. Perevedentsev, Report like sheep fdllowing one another try indicated It could pick up a and type of emergency, matic words, displays of force. As Principal of the Manches to the salughter house. Do it, considerable amount of the Orlffln suggests residents w ait with occasional pieces that give it has no difficulty in Identifying the main ^B ck in sfalpnients If tfaere were ®®*®^wledgeinent in case One can pity the poor leaderships of By R om land Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ter High School. I am in contact weai- it, be it, see it because it’s a homey, warm, inviting, hospitable reasons. with young people every day. I in? Never do they think of the a rail strike because generally tti® message may have been the nations as they try to cope with the depressed eccnqmlc comfitions itiisuiiderstood. look. "It Is part of a 'worldwide trend which LOS ANGELES — The grand Worst of all was the day in Muskie will do little traveling, see those who are really making cost to themselves; body and confused catastrophe now materializing havs idled many trucks. He recalled the adage, "He follows on the heels of industrialization strategy of Sen. Edmund S. San Francisco planned for returning to Maine to seek a something of their lives and oth mind, besides others freedom of Whether your home is decorated in before them. Muskie by Rep. John V. Tunney. re-election margin this year sight, sound and entertainment." The American Trucking Asso- hesttatea may well be lost, and urbanization, ’' he writes in ■ Litera- Muskie’s bid for president in ers who have somehow lost their dations said trucks normally t>on’t delay in calling. A mat- the Colonial, Traditional, Mediter Thdir curse is that the beat intention Dfemocratlc Senate candidate. equaling his 66 per cent of 1964. Medieval, not me! Classified turnaya Geizette. Communist Russia is 1972 was made clear last week The feature was a small dinner But he wiU return to the road sense of direction. Some of the a resposible person who sees no carry about 21 per cent of tire mmutes can save valu- ranean or Contempory feeling, may happen, in the twisted embtions and no exception. To be sure, Perevedentsev end in a private cocktail party, in an Oakland private residence early next year, journeying to latter lose their balance in drug iLmor in "Joe." Funny to natloo’s freight, compared with there are accessory pieces just right perspectives of the moment, to produce and dinner at CSiasen’s Restaur that tied up Muskie for three the key primary states of 1972. misuse; therefore. I personally whom? Isn't America being some 41 per cent by rails and V*® Meeting does not dare to spell this out plainly. back an>thing and everything the rest by water carriers and Mr, and Mrs. Eknest BtaroUd for you, at Watkins. See them to- the worst possible result. hours and raised a grand -total What’s more, as his travels Last laughed at enough without mak But he does concede that in the East ant in Hollywood, concluding a of 8960 for Turmey's campaign. week showed, he will be travel that helps the young people of pipelines. Brink of Rt. 66 opened ttieir morrow . we're open until 9. ing the generation gap worse MIU yesteirday to the Aime Their curse also is that none of thdm as in the West "the foundatiors ot the three-day cross-country tour. Seldom has a presidential con- ing as a frtmtrimner perfectly our -community to realize the by this psychological trash. This ' Nixon has intervened three dares depart from the historical pattern Accepting Inritations was an tender s time been so squander fifflng the present centrist mood dangers of drug experimenta movie Insults the intelligence, times this year under the Rail- Wood O Id e r k 1 n Cttapteir, family have been shaken.” T oiw— A^f Daughters of 11» Amertoan of conduct in such crisis. How often eye-Jpopplng collection of fat ed. Learning as they go. of the -Democratic party. tion. Integrity, and sex of any normal A. Walnut Drop-front Record The Soviet scholar sees five major cats traversing the Ideological Musse s aides vow i^wiU not Consequently, 1 support the b u tto n for their firat meet- in history has it happened that the weak person. The “Silent Majority” strike delays. His only recourse ^ Cabinet, with dividers. Regru- causes: spectrum. On the right was Fred happen again. off-Broadway production, “The has been silent long enough. "If In the cunent dispute vrould be larly 109.00 ...... 99. state in tbe middle, in this instance Jor Hartley of Union Oil Co. lof Such mechanical shortcomings Concept", which will be present the sailt has lost its savour, to ask Congress for a special The Mill, known' as tbe Por Many more women work outside the ter Grist MUl, has been cbm- dan, becomes the irresistible attraction Santa Barbara oil-spill fam e. presumably will be remedied, Herald ed on October 9 and 10 at 8:00 where-wlth shall it be salted?” law . B Lane Walnut Contemporary home and this new-found financial in On the left was Ma.x Palevsky, however, and should not ob p.m. In the Etist Catholic High Where are the pillars of Amer „ ^ ^ . . J. pletely restored by Brink and 20x26” End Table, crotch to neighboring rivals? How many great a millionaire industrialist who School auditorium. TTUs play congress has stepped in with adjotaa hds home. dependence is bound to affect family and scure Muskie’s effectiveness on Yesterdays ica? Assenting to this total de- emetgenoy laws In three similar walnut inlaid top, and black power confrontatioos, usually cul contributed a cool 850.000 to these travels. concerns Itself not only wdth gredatlon or against it? Richard C. McDonald pre marital relations. Eugene McCarthy's 1968 cam cases in the past seven years. pljTnth base. Regf. 59.95 55. minating In war, have reached the show To some sophisticates, Musk 25 Years Ago drug addiction but also rehabili You, my friends, are Amer sented a program entitled “One There are now almost as many men of paign. The catalyst singing tation. I take this opportunity A special arUtration board Ccamtiy, One Gcnstltutlon, One C. 22x15x25” Ht. Solid Pine Dry ie’s inspirational rhetoric and ica! Where are you? ruled in 1968 the railroads could down stage because the vassal states of Muskle's praises was Jack Val call for the “poUUcs of hope" This was a Sunday: The Her to publicly urge every person in « . * ^ Destiny” in observance of Oon- "the most active age group" as women, eliminate 90 per cent of the fire- ^ ^ Sink End Table, 2 H-hinged cme power or the other were foraging on enti, ex-LBJ aide and current sound distressingly similar to ald did nek publish. Manchester to see this play. Mrs. Elaine Christiana doors on cupboard, 1 drawer and Russian women are less afraid that men on dl^l yard and freight i,^ Prerident Nlxwi the territory of some such weakened motion-picture czar. Hubert H. H um j^ey’s disas Tickets at 82.50 each can be 3514 Walker St. Box 683 and porcelain knobs. Regu if they divorce one partner they will not trous "politics of joy.” But most _____ C ''- Sept. 17 98 To this heterogeneous audi 10 Years Ago purchased by sending a check rights to other rail jobs for most from sept. ^ . larly 79.00 ...... 69.95 neighbor? find another. After World War n there politicians who heard Muskie Hostesiaes for the meeting ence. Muskie claimed the ability or money .order to "Concept,” of the men. With civil war in Jordan, with Iraq and not only to bring together dis last week were impressed' and Lutz Junior Museum receives Thanks Renovators „ .... were Mrs. Albert Ifildlng, Mrs. D. 44xl5”>Oak Spanish Console were far fewer men, which accounts for naticmal citation in recognition care of Manchester High School, Syria intervening in that civil war, with similar millionaires but to unify many were moved. Manchester, Conn. Some M,0W flr^ ei^ ^ Oariton HuteWns, Mrs. WBbur has carved wood door panels. the low 1960 divorce figure. of the community project which To the Editor: were eU ii^ ^ inM ^the^t^ loiburri, Mrs. Alfred Lange, Israel tempted to play an armed role the nation. "I have lines of com Addressing a 8100-a-plate din Regularly 165.00 ...... 149. There has been a depreciation of tradi munication to many kinds of ner at Chicago’s Conrad Hilton establisbed the museum. Cordially, I would appreciate it if the y ^ ^ I ^ law but the United ^ iPomeroy, Mre. there too, with Arab commandos still tional family values and greater Im Americans,” he assertad. “I Hotel, for example, Muskie George J. Emmerling following could be printed In Transporta^ Unlim ^ Stewart TlbWits, Mrs. Henry can still talk to hard hats, I mands re^tlon^ toe Jobs ^ Tappan. E. Three Contemporary Walnut Storage Units. All 80x holding hostages there from thO^ plane portance is now placed on social mended some broken fences in your "Letters to the Editor” can still talk to students." Mayor Richard J. Eialey’a or Quotatikma since the law has expired. Mrs. J. Homer -Hawkins, Re 15x72” Ht. Desk/Bar Unit has 2 door cupboard, hi-jackings, with the last remaining thin prestige, entertainment and so-on. Movie Or Muck section:' 'Ifie union argues that firemen This theme of unity is stressed ganization. Daley men, who for "An infusion of.good sense, of gent, aimounceid that tho 77th drop front with black micarta interior which serves possibility of negotiation tOward peace The problem of "psychological in- constantly by Muskie in his two years have harbored re As a member of the Board of are needed to keep a safety hardheadedness, of tougb-mind- To The Editor, lookout on the side of toe loco F all S tate M eeting of th e Oon- as a desk or bar. Reg. 198.00 ...... 179. in the Near East in danger of being cut sporadic—and Indifferently or- sentments over Muckle’s crit Trustees of Lutz Junior Museum neoticut DAR Is being hedd to compatabUity" has been added to the edness, is running through the "Devastatlngly funny" as bill motive cab opposite' toe engi Door Unit has 2 door cupboard in base and top. forever by the next dvent. United States ganlred—travels around the na icism of the 1968 Chicago con American body politic.”— Vice and Chairman of the New Exhi day at the Oliver Windsor. Regular 189.00 ...... 169. problem of "sexual IncompataBllity." tion this ^utum. He presents vention, were finally reassured ed on the State 'ITieatre Mar bits Committee, I wish to ex neer. The industry says firemen policy from the White House preptires President Spiro T. Agnew in a haven’t been needed since die Choir Rehearsal Drawer Unit has 3 drawers in base and 3 shelf top. Soiet society has become mor himself as the man both to fuse by his stolidly middle-road quee or as we found, devastat- press my sincere thanks and There will be a choir rehears speech at Louisville. sels replaced steam locomo Regularly 179.00 ...... J49. for armed intervention. It makes this the tattered factions of the speech—particularly when con ingly Immoral and psycholog appreciation to the many people al at the Gflead OongregationBl tolerant o<. extramarital - and pren^ tives. preparation not because, it wants • to Democratlg party and- as the trasted with a mUltantly re "I don’t think the American ically sick. Such misrepresenta who- put a great deal of time Church this evening at 7 M F. Comfortable, extra large, dark pine finished Boston sexual relations. formist speech yi Chicago last people have the heart to enter, tion of a "HU Movie" la leading intervene. Making this preparaticai, it calm-voiced antidote to Vice and effort into the renovation Of p.m. Rocker with gold trim. Regularly 99.00 .... 79.95 PerevedenUev, a prudetR 'man. does President Spiro T. Agnew's dl, spring by Presidential hopeful another war at this t(me.”—Sem citizens to throw away their the Museum. The participatory money and distorting their own Public Health^Nurgliig knows very well that the Intervention it not suggest what should-'re undertaken visive preachments. Sargent Shriver. Gordon Allott of Colorado, nature of the exhibits has made Catholic Faith The Columbia - Hebron - An G. Ifi Drexels Velero Collection is this 30V^xl8” pecan self. should it be made, would be con More over, Muskie makes The low-keyed Muskie style chairman of the Senate Republi minds in the bargain. The com the museum a dynamic place to dover Public Health Nursing Spanish Serving Bar, which extends to 60” when to rectify the situation he describes, re was equally effective in Cali can Policy Committee, declar ment is "Box Office Attraction." H sidered an unspeakable move by the little effort to conceal his Inten; which our children are anxious Lecture Topid Agency will hold Its annual open. The cupboard has drawer with silver storage, stricting himself/tb the comment that tions for 1972. Although he came fornia. Steve Reinhardt, Cali ing at a newra conference that If it is not sex, dope, and sass, to go. The Museum is an asset ^ r meeting tomorrow evening at 8 fliptop lid-ia black formica lined. Reg. 299.50 . 269. entird Arab world, including those who the necessary 'fneasures were not taken to California to back statewide fornia’s left-o£-center Demo the Nixon administration has no however Improbably played, it to Manchester and, in my opin The Rev. Edward J. McLean, jjj Andover Elementary candidates, the (Siasen’s party cratic national committeeman, plans for mlhtary intervention isn’t! oppose the Arab extremists. As part of in time. ion, one in which we can all executive director of toe Cato- School. this preparation. United States policy was put together to op-en lines was making Muskie noises. Joe in Jordan. Question; .What happened to take pride. oUc library and Information Guest speaker will be Miss But^.^another So\iet expert, in an arti of Western money for Muskie. Allbritton, a real ..estate and fu this theory when "The Sound of H. Solid Cherry Grandfath finds Itself compelled to resume ship "Eklucation is a privilege and Any, individual who has an Center of the Archdiocese of L WUcoxson, Sj^toto / cle; "No More Divorces,” suggested re- His host at Chasen's, movie- neral magnate active In both Music’-’- passed all expectations idea for an exhibit, or a desire ■ , professor of musliig at toe Uni- ers Clock in heirloom ping arms to the new dictatorship in theater mogul Sherill Corwin, Texas and California Demo students sbotild be expelled if of all expectors? Agreed, it was Hartford, announces that he will ^ Connecticut. Miss finish has 8 day weight ^/cently the establiriunent throughout Rus they just want to cause trou to help with pr. exhibit please Gredce, so it and its facilities will b e ^ ' will immediately begin raising cratic politics, left the Chasen’s’ an extravaganza during produc contact me. begin a series of public lectures wUcoixsoa wlU speak on toe driven movement, and sia of "FamUy Service Centers” or lHuskle-for-'72 funds in Califor party telling friends he had ble."—^Mrs. Richard M. Nixon tion needing financial aid or in on toe Roman Catholic Faith for "Expemslon and Goals for Puh- Westminster chimes. sure to stand with us if we move. / "ITriendshlp Bureaus.” What he failed to nia. been deeply Impressed by Musk- In a talk with graduates erf a vestment and months to pro Sincerely yours, all Interested non-Roman Cato- uc ^eedth Nursinlg Agencies.” Chicago school for scholastic Reg. $399.00 ___ 299. In summary, the arguments ^g^inst menUoh was that his panacea for ' • Muskie needs money to fi . ie and would work for him. duce; however, a gold mine on Judy Krupp oUcB and couples preparing for >n)e public Is cordially Invited intervention are many and sickeningly nance his travels, but he needs For the rest of this year. dropouts. every screen it played. 21 Agnes Dr. a mixed marriage on Monday, to attend. I. Solid Maple Blockfront marital ailments was nothing other than professional planning and organ Oct. 6. Oath Administration Desk, 4 drawers (3 lock powerful. ^ the old Western Institution — the mar ization even more. On this trip, The lectures will be held The Board of Admissions of ing) with brass pulls, his s t ^ inexplicably rejected a Yet, with everything teetering on the riage counseling bureau. evbry Monday evening at 7:80 Electors will be In session In pigeon holes and small big suburban rally planned for p.m. for a period of 14 weeks toe Town Office Building on brink the Nixon Administration does not Another step in the direction of "ra drawers in top. Regu him in Illinois. After aides tunj- By W h ita k e r at the Catholic Information On- Saturday from 9 a.m, to 1 p.m. larly 209.00 ...... 189. dare gamble that display and prepara tionalizing" courtslhp and marriage was ed down an offered corporate ter, 126 Market St., Hartford, op- to administer the electors oath tion of force-would be merely a useless, advocated by Victor (Pekelis in his es plane to take him from San poslto'Qonstitutlon Plaza. to those qualified. J. 39” Table Lamp in col destructive boomeraifg. It has to play FTanclsco to Los Angeles, the These leqtures will discuss In Naturalization papers prov- orful Yellow, with white say on the "Dove Consultant." He assur lanky New Englander was jam a friendly and informal manner ing cltlzendilp should be pre- shade. Reg; 28.50 . 25. the chance that force could also be the ed Ws readers that "there 1s positive med into a commuter plane’s uriiat CatooUcs believe and why sented by naturalized citizens, element which could create safety for proof that couples matched by a com tourist seat for an imcomfor- they worship as they do. They Recreation Forum K. 24x50” Solid Pine Bible everybody. One must do what one does table: ride. are offered In the interest Of |lhe -Recreation Oommlsslcn (Docktail Table, ends puter very seldom divorce." greater community understand- la holding Its open forum to- have compartments not dard not to do. ing and good will and are in- morrow evening fit 8 In toe He- with lift lids and H- TTiis current phase of events in the tended to prepare couples of bran EHementary School Audi- hinges. Reg. 75.00 68. dlfferlng religious traditions for torium. Near East all began with the Nixon Ad- Chan^lain Monster A Thought for Today ministratirai's high, and praiseworthy a harmonious and enriching) AU members of toe commu Sponsored by the Manchester marital experience. nity interested in a w^-round- L. 28” , Solid Maple Revolving Book hopes that it could stop the drift toward Lake Champlain la a large spread of Council of Churches ■blue water separating Vermont from ed reorsatlonal program in ' Table. Regularly 79.50 .... 59.50- disaster by launching positive moves to New York just south of the Canadian town are urged to attend. M. Chippendale Leather Wing Chair, ward peace. Ydt It has been, such is the border. The lake offers swimming, sail There may be those who feel Cnada likes ^Hair^ that they can live quite happily ___ Maachester Evening Herald brass nailhead trim and choice of cruelty of fate, and such tl& tangled ing, fishing,' aQd many related pleasures. -MQNrilkQAL (AP) — The Hebron Gorrespondeot, Anne colors in top grain leathers. Reg One related Measure gaining popularity without either religious discipline troubles of the time, tbe exist«ice of or communion with God. But rock m uAsal "Hair," F rend i- Em t te l. 888-8971. ularly 480.00 ...... 379. Is monjKkr_h^ting. * Canadian style, opened to 300 In- ’ ______this American-launched move toward they are in grave error.- •’nie! There are reports that a sea monster, restlessness which characterizes vlted guests at La Comedle Can- N. Solid Cherry Queen Anne Pem cease-fire and negotiation which caused not unUke the creature said to dwell in broke Table, has brass pulls on I us, the confusion which has adlene Tuesday night. The Show F^ut 'Analysis the flare-up of Arab extremists ih Scotland’s Loch Ness, has been observed come on our times, the increas drew repeated fqpplause and ___• ^ drawer. Regularly 110 .... 89.95 in Lake Champlain. Like it's Scottish was praised as an "absolute BRHXMIPORT (AP) — Fed- Jordan into the full-fledged civil war out ing percentage of neuroses O. 36” Table Lamp, wood-like front kin, the Champlain monster minds its among us, and the general un smssh” today by critic Marilyn eral drug-testing faculties In side forces are now joining. own business and only infrequently gives^' happiness of all of us in the Beker of the Gazette. New York City are being used and Antique brass trim, tan fabric When good Intentions lead to such re hiimiuM a gUmpee of its serpentine pro midst of the greatest affluence The pttxhiction, with a score by toe police narcotics under- shade. Regularly 28.50 .... 19.95 file. translated by actor-playwrtght cov^ squad of Fairfield County sult, one ^can call them mistakAi, or wish the world has yet seen,' has A lot of Americans will probably dis come upon us primarily because Oratien Gellnas and journalist to analyze evidence in arrests. PAY AS YOU PLEASE they ha/i never been formulated and un GU Oourtemanebe, Is North The New York faclUties are miss the tales of a home-grown sea mon of the lack of that sence of com o Choose one of Watkins easy budget dertaken. or accuse their authors of un ster as tourist-bureau balderdash. But munion with God which made America’s first French-Ian- being used because Connecticut guage veraton of the musical, laboratories ore too slow. terms: Take up to three years to pay forgivable innocence in a hard, hard count us not among them. We hope there our forefathers happy in spite of is- such a creature in Lake Champlain, their poverty and their physical An EngUsh-Ianguage version authorities reported Thesday. with as little as 10% down. Use 30- world. pertly for the romance of the thing and suffering, (Louis Finkelstein) opens Btipt. 80 sdtfa the same bll- A poUoe spokesman said Con- 60-90 day payment p l^ or Master But another view - can-hold that the partly because it’s nice to know that From a Modem Treasury of iwgiiai cast. After that, tliere nectlcut takes "as much as six Charge. right and civilized approach is al some kind of life may still be possible in Jewish Thoughts trill be five performances in months” to give a confirmation America’s emulsified waters. — THE Submitted by Rabbi Leon Wind titngw^ and three in French report oti lUegal drugs taken in ways the cne meat IndiqieDsabl^ effort, NATTONAL CffiSERVER. Temple Beth Sholom ^We Want The Sign, Please — N ow .’’ each week. searches. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGllT 81A1TCIHESTER HERALD, M A ^C H ^TE R, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g3, 1970 Dr. Bahhidge Bolton Early Care Heat Triggers Brownouts Muskie’s Pollution Control^ Old Wheels Keep Turning aACRAMBNTO, Oallf. (AP) — Entertainer Art Visiting Montevideo, Uruguay, is like stepping back Asks Support Edward W. Sbe* Fiiiance Board Mulls Linkletter says ' youngsters Through Atlantic States Sweep Through Senate, 73-0 in time since a high percentage of the cars and taxis Edward Walter Shea, 40, ot should start receiving in are more than 40 years old. Because enormous import S96 Bush Hill Rd., h\isband ot struction on the dangers of Rv THF ASSOCIATED P r S New York made three voltage daUy c r l ^ of ^ •' 4 •• For Marland WASHINGTON (AP) — W th The Senate bill, passed 73-0, is pollutants than at present by no taxes raise the cost of new autos to about $12,000, Mrs. Oonstance BotUcello Shea, How To Use Surplus drug use in the secmid “k ™ iv 1 T ^ r d ”hu"midity cuts toquick^succ^-^^^^^^ most local residents ride about in museum pieces. STORBS, Conn. (AP) — Dr. no dissenting votes, toe Senate keyed solely tb steps needed to later than Jan. 1,' 1976. died suddenly, late y esterday grade. brought elecW c^ I ^ e r cut ^ thermome- nounced 6 per cent voltage cuts has passed restrictive air pollu protect toe public health. It seU Failure to comply could result Homer D. Babbldge Jr., presi CLEMEW EU. YOUNG; Ital reserve fund to the general afternoon at Manchester, Me "Most educators do not backs throughout five M d^e me aifecting New Jersey, Pennsyl- tion control legislation that a series of deadlines over a five In toe closings of production dent at the University o< Con morial Hospital. (Herald Reporter) fund brought in $24,484 more, know much about drugs and unanticipated. And approximate AUantlc-states Md the District largest vanla, Maryland, ■ Delaware, could mean radical change or year period in which national lines. Mr. Shea was bom June 21, unfortunately do not want to death for toe Internal combus '"S, necticut, said today he has urged According to the auditor’s re- ly $18,000 comes from money air quality standards would be A one-year extension ol toe 1930 in Manchester, son ot Mrs. know about drugs,” he told tion enginer set and enforced. Sens. Abraham A. Rlbicc« and J o h n s J ^ S h ^ oT Mm - ® Board ot budgeted but not spent during a gathering of educators day on the Eastern. Sdaboard. damage to ^ c c t r l^ e q u ^ m e ^ deadline could he permitted by Con Edison said today's early The bill, which could have a And it specifically authorizes toe secretary of Health, Educa Thomas J . Dodd of Connecticut 1 ^ the year. Tuesday. "They hope the With temperatures agfOn ex- It was also the first time tlw pnrfound eventual Impact on toe to support the nomination of Sid- ons had lived here all town ended the fiscal year last w hensuchasurpluaisdlscov- nemiS toX™mr?he“^ Z ma^^muircur-hai-'been made and d ^ c action bj. stern enforcement tools: CSriml- tion and Welfare on receipt ol xr problem will go away. It pectea lo soer inio ine hov—even In the cause o l generator problems in American economy and life nal penalties of up to two years neyP. positive prewf that after expend Marland Jr. as U.S. Com- ^ ^ T w as a N aw v^- ^ ®red the natural question is, won’t go a'way.” giant Consolidated Edison Oo. In so early in the day-^ven in_tne p^^.^ersey-Ma^land grid. rtyle now faces a severe chal in jail and $50,000 fines, toe ban ^ ing every effort in good faith, missloner of Education. noreein conflict and Made aware at the budget what shall we do with it? Fl- Lihkletter’s 20 - year - old lenge from a House-Senate ning of autos in toe central cit Babbldge, who a few weeks ^ member of the VFW of meeting last spring, by the nance board members had var- which deprived New York of toe manufacturers could not \ x daughter Diane died nearly powdr it might have borrowed conference called to forge one ies, authority to close factories meet toe earlier date. ago was considered a front w;an \- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL d ! MANCHESTER. CONN . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 , 1970 PAGE PIETEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1970 Tolland Ahearri are all expected to be Vernon Dixie Governors Architect-planner-artist Paolo Soieri sees the American 46th A.D. present, plus five members of city of the future as a unified, roofed structure, thousands the Connecticut Parachutists," Vote Opposition who will give demonstration Meadowbrook School Starts of feet high, that will form o total environment. Here ore Glassman dives. Baby Sitting Course Set To Busing Plan Cities of the Future two exomples of Soleri's vision— model cities exhibited at Tickets may be purchased New York City's Whitney ^Museum of American Art, from any member of the town By Public Health Nurses Program for Creative Children BHX)XI, Miss. (AP)—Gtover- under sponsorship of PPG Industries Foundation. Backs Vote committee. Bolton ticket chair nors of toe Deep South have man i^ John Connolly. • . The Rockville Public Health school; Mrs. David Howe and A new program tdrmed Community organizations are of Bald Hill Rd. and Dunn Hill succeeded in putting toe South For Teens Republican Roast Beet Nursing Association will conduct Mrs. Anthony Choma, president l '‘ :7 ern Ctovemors (^inference on T-. ^ H*' ‘ts fourth baby sitting course and vice-president of the P.T.O. .■P„J.ct : HOT- MU 5,?n.“ .r“al£» “ a ,.. .«.n d U * U.. n . . ^ record against busing school Abraham Glassman, Demo- the GOP dinner-dance to be held 5 continuing Room mothers and board mem- Shortly at the Meadowbrook cutler would will be representatives of TVAA children for purposes of Integra cratic candidate for state repre- Saturday at Pianos, with cock- consecutive Mondays, bers of the P.T.O, will also be School. The program is de very much like ,to get involved and Ed Blev^tt of the Highland tion. sentative from the 48th Assem- tails at 6:30 and a roast beef Qct 26 present. s ir e d to meet the needs gener with the young children. District. After two days of pEirllamen- bly District today vowed to sup- dinner at 7 :30, followed by danc- Thrclasses will be held at the Hostesses will be Mrs. John ated by th^ more creative chil The club program is expected Voter tiUY mEuieuverlng in which Ixmn port proposed constitutional ing. .... , association office, B8 Park St. Aylward, Mrs. Paul Quinlan, dren in the school’s ten second to begin during October. Registrars of Voters. der state chief executives sup amendment to allow 18 year old The .event is in honor o b ^ ^ Frederick Swenson and grade classes. ported a compromise, Gk>v. votlne- , (comptroller). who are resi > r " \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, . MANCHElbTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 T me younger grades VYIU be-held Former Trainer Tolland wim prizes awarded. MCC Gets Grant WORLD ALMANAC Communist Bloc Feai Fire headquarters 'wUl be Hjigh Court W ar Inquiry Tests Elephant openied to permit residents hav For Student Aid FACTS ing fire extinguishers to leaLm In Chilean Red Viett Memory Theory Bus Schedules and Phys Ed how to use mem. ’The Office of Education of me . Called Insult to Congress Department of Heaim, Educa WASHINGTON (AP) — The lAPA mid in a report ’The department answered 31 American officials view me C3d- that newspamn and radio sta WASHINGTON (AP) — A Su- where they ore officially w^- CHICAGO (AP) — The man tion and Welfare has aUocated Zlggy tried to trample in 1939 calls during me monm of Au lean election of Marxist Salva tions are bej/ng sold In the wake preme Court Inquiry Into the le- come.” Top School Board’s Agenda gust, Including eight brush fires, $19,876 in National D^ense Stu dor AUende as marking me pos ot threats/m violence. Newsmen ^ ,, Maasachusetta plea for a high has been summoned to try to The .Board ot Education will nine biUldlng fires, three false dent Loans to Manchester Com sible start of a large Latin have resided and antl-Mandst gaUty of the Vietnam war would judgment w L filed In July coax me 62-year-old Asiatic bull Judy JoHcour and drum major FootbaU team defeated melr alarms, three cars and one elephant to go outdooiS today munity College. American Communist blbc of repoitera have been dismissed, hamatring Prealdent| Nixon, In- under a state law designed to meet tonight to discuss mmong was Paul Staves. Serving as Blast Windsor Rams rivals Sun traUer fire. nations. IAP>1 suit Congress and Im bairass force a test of the law’s constl- for me first time since 1941. omer things me bus .schedules group leaders were Tammy day by a 30-0 score. The Fire Department has ’Die grant is part of an alloca Brookfield Zoo officials said Carter and ’Theresa Woods. In addlUon to C9ille, officials American view ot Soum the United States Intimatlonal' tuti FROZENS... The New Hams niiii NOW] ABMODR The trend is toward these new 2V^ to 3 lb. HAM R O U S SWEATERS DuBuque Royal Buffet Hams . . . Boneless with rye breadliig 4 4-os. roOi Butts (Daisy Hams) and 3 to 5 lb. Canned Hams. 'Try one today. 1.99 FOR J l i i o o l ARMOUR’S 46km. • Vpts it' BO YS Leaner Pinehurst Pork TURKEY ROAST and the trwid is toward the lean carefully AND GIRLS closet.. 2 .9 8 halt Oi a W ® -til , trimmed Fleur de Lis Pork which is shipped to us Government Inspected from the best From LABKY*S Iowa Com Fed Pork. Try a boneless Pork BEADY/TO-EAT U out’. knov \ f . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAYTSEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 4970 PAGE TWENTY BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: THE T0 Feed a Mockingbird Fresh meals sold Hie FAMILY- service way at low dis count prices is Western LAWYER Beef Mott’s speckihy. so if you ore f ^ i n g tike a Test Tube Democracy i number kitefy, come on Think of television networks in to Western Beef Mart, and jet transportation, and the where Hie personal touch United States will appear to be is stRI at hand! one vast, interconnected unit. But think of traffic laws and tishing regulations and the real estate taxes and grounds for a FRIENDS GOLD MEDAL divorce, and the United States -SPECIALS- will appear to be a jumble of diversities. BAKED BEANS Such diversities can be confus THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SAtURDAY ing. But they are also rewarding Brkk Oven Pea FLOOD in a way that is too often over looked. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once put the mat ter as follows: HICKORY SMOKED, FULLY COOKED “It is one of the happy inci dents of the federal system that c c a single courageous state, may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic experiments with out risk to the rest of the coun Re-read instructions Help? try.” Read instructions Turn handle Nothing This advantage of diversity is Who hasn’t at one time or another felt himself the victim of a vending machine? This mockingbird, photographed at Santa Maria, Calif., seems HAMS not the least bit theoretical. On the contrary, there are countless to duplicate human actions right down to the final frustration in trying to grab a quick snack on the fly. examples of one state leading the VEGETABLE SALE CAKE MIXES way, trying out a new idea, while other states wait and see how it Finast Mix or Match works—very much like a scien Finast Layer tist watching an experiment in WHOLE KERNEL CORN i6 a test tube. lb • SWEET PEAS 17 01 All Varieties For instance; is it a good idea FULL SH A N K ’ to give the customers. of door- PORTION to-door salesmen a “cooling-off period,” during which they may reconsider and cancel the order? FULL BUn PORTION ...... lb. 59e Some say this would protect w the gullible buyer from high- pressure salesmanship. Others say WHOLE HAMS wiHi oH center slices lb. S9c it would put an unfair burden on the legitimate firms engaged in this field. A number of states are now putting the idea to a test. Or: is it a good idea for the BONELESS, LEAN state to pay compensation to the or PRE-OPENING CHARTER MEMBERSHIPS victims of violent crime? Some say this would be ful filling a moral obligation of the state. Others say' it would be just Apple Juice Bread Sole! 'another costly boondoggle. Sev eral states are now trying it out. Of course, no two states are Finast exactly alike. Lawmakers, con $' sidering a new program, will PORK Hearth Rye weigh local conditions and con Finast sult local opinion. Yet, they will Swedish Rye tib also be influenced by finding out Cracked Wheat loaves what actually happened when the Fancy idea was tried in a sister state. “The science of government,” said an earlier Supreme Court, “is the science of experiment.” An American Bar Association ROASTS public service feature by Will Bernard. © 1970 American Bar Association OVEN ..IT-. READY T V Tonight LAMB See Saturday’s TV Week ROASTS for Complete Listings. ONLY MINUTES AWAY... S: 00 'SUPER-RIGHT" we care QUALITY O ve n R e ad y RIBS .1 BEEF i MASOtff « « r i u til MAIM om t Nrrii v a im i • Oo i I m A I m i • \^i lAi • WestsM MAINII lONiS SMOIt Ills SHORT CUT AHOtACB MIAf RIMOVID AMO \OlD tIMOVIO' V SlfStAfllT < From First 4 Ribs Only FRESH MEATY AND TENDER CUT FROM CHUCK - BONE IN ''"Super-Risht'' Quality >/i>UtaSHMil . Chicken Legs 69f California Steaks 89.* Geri-Ann Enriched White CHUCK POT CHUCK RO AST FRESH - BREAST BONE REMOVED IKPACKAGES OF 3-lbs. or MORE CENTER CUT Calif. Roast 2 Each Pkg. REaCLAB BTYI4E B O N iLK S S Chicken Breasts 79* Ground Beef S o 69* Contains PORK CHOPS OSCAR MAYER FRESH BONELESS (Straight Cuts 1.09 lb.) Center and End FISHIN’ HOLE with a BREAD Cut Chops view. Tidal basin around Rib Roast ^ 8 9 ALL MEAT or 8-oz Washington, D.C., may not MADE WITH VEGETABLE SHORTENING orROASTS BONELESS POT STEAKS ALL BEEF pkg. Bologna 49* Brisket of Beef be best place to catch fish, FOR but it’s a nice spot to spend It Chuck Roast BROILING 9 9 * a sunny afternoon. Jeffer SHOP-RITE'S BONELESS JANE PARKER SPECIALS CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN son Memorial is seen in the background. WHY PAY MORE? U.S. Ho. 1 Grnde^A Siie U.S.No.1.2>/4*'min. 9 5 CUT FROM BIB PORTION OF Smoked Butts Shoulder Steaks Oyster Stew Cohimhia PORK LOIN , . . WHY PAY MORE? Pumpkin Pie Eastern Me Intosh Country Style Ribs m. L O IN E N D Chuck CUT FOR STEW ...... Grieving Owner SHOP-RITE'S YOUNG. U.S. GOVT. GRADE "A ’ WHY PAY MORE? REG. 8 INCH C O < Fish Chowder Of Slain Collie Ducklings ib59« PORK CHOPS Short Ribs beef 22-oz. size Potatoes Offered a Puppy SHOP-RITE RECUUR OR THICK Shrimp Soup Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Parrotte of Bebbington Road, Ashford, CREAMED have offered to repla^je Krish na, the pet collie who was shot and killed last Friday. A valu Sliced Bacon». 69' 20^89 Clam Chowder able Airedale, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Organek was NEW ENGLAND STYLE also killed. Krishna was owned by 12- Fresh, . . Delicious with any Meot disdt - 't tin irnm year-old Tina Browne, whose AHV PAY MORE’ WORTONor father, Dr. Robert Rrowne, said, ‘"Hna was cheered and Banquet Dinners VARIETIES thrilled by the offer. Our whole 3 family Is deeply g^rateful and touched by the kindness of Mr.' MUSHROOMS and Mrs. Parrotte,” and he BIRDSEYE FANCI FRIES 12-oz. pkg. or A, VARK Ties 0 > MCW l ig h t BARREL JAR SENECA added that the whole family had loved the collie and would give Sara Lee Tasti Fries 1 the new puppy a warm wel .MOSTi v l u a I VARIETIES V M n i c i i c a , mm come. The puppy will be one of Coffee APPLE SAN BENITO a litter expected to be whelped Rings Vegetables 9 9 *^ FISH STICKS Oct. 10. M 32-OZ. CONT. 3/95‘ or RICH'S ^ CANDY BARS TOMATOES BRAND M EAT PIES‘*.’» and prices for beef, pork and Drug Center Living Costs dairy products were less than Windblown Coastal Fires the expected for i)iugust. Stam ps';;News West Haven But durable commodities rose The Drug Advisory Center more than usual, the bureau Level California Homes 81 Russell St. Is observing the Rose Slightly said. Teachers following summer schedule: BERKELEY, Cahf. (AP) — uated by firemen converging on “ House prices rose sharply the tinder-dry area from nearby Monday, Tuesday and pozens of homes lay in ashes in Last Month and new car prices declined less communities. So were 400 chil End Strilfe Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to 5 than usual," it said. But u s ^ the exclusive Berkeley Hills (Continued from Page One) dren from two elementary p.m. oars declined two per cent. area today from the worst oi a schools. GRAND (Continued from Page One) Thursday and Friday, 8:30 for approximately 46 million Consurner services rose six- rash of fires that erupted up Some 300 regular flremto ~ 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. ers In classrooms. Attendance rank and Tile workers rose 70 tenths of one per cent, about in and down hot, dry California. fought the sprawling, leaping Saturday, 1 p.m. to 0 p.m. line with the preceding three Officials would not estimate blazes, which took six hours to UNION WM reported about BO per cent cents to $122.16 in August, and There will be an answering months and noticeably less than the damage here but said it was bring under control. of normal. service every night except that after adjustments for price the first four months of the the worst East Bay fire since Eleven World War H B17 Another teachers dispute came SUPERMARKETS Sunday from the time the ‘increases, purchasing power year. 1923, when a major blaze caused bombers, converted to tanker to an end officially, if not hap center closes until 8 a.m. A was up 82 cents for the month. "Higher prices for household a $10 million property loss. planes, dropped fire - retardant I pily, Tuesday. Middletown However, the purchasing power I baSkup person will be con services other than rent were Fire officials reported 37 solution on the flames as more Stretch your teachers voted to accept the tacted to help the caller If of the average pay check was the major factors in the rise. homes destroyed and 12 dam than 60 pieces of equipment ■* % ri,- ^ 4 ' ' s'" meat budget T IIW LM BUJC STAM PS school board offer as suggested necessary. still nearly one per cent below a Mortgage interest charges rose aged Tuesday as flames roared were deployed on the ground. wMi by a state mediator but indicat For drug advisory informa year ago. significantly, primarily because Bearded hippie types were The price report said grocer over more than 200 acres east of Barbecued ed they, weren’t very happy tion caU: 647-S222. of the increase in house prices," among scores of volunteers ^ lo ies declined one-tenth of one per the University of California. about It. the report said. used shovels and wet sacks •to By HD KBONHH FIR8TCUT BONE IN Chidken cent during August and trans In'West Los Angeles, a $40,000 THtTM OM U9**«NOT YOU Roger Lawrence, president of About 146,000 workers with help beat out the flames, AP NewileatiirM MIDDLE PickwOKnctoeal portation costs dropped six- hillside home was destroyed and the Middletown Teacher Asso cost-of-living clauses in their la Oakland fire officials said PLYMOUTH ROCK CUT GRAND UNION tenths of one per cent. several others threatened for a E A R L Y M ORN ciation, said after the teacher bor contracts will receive pay there was some poesibUity of ar H ie sUhouetto ot. a twln-an- GHICN n iiw LB. 59$ lb. lb.' In other major categories, time by a wind-whipped brush meeting that the teachers “ saw Police Log increases ranging from 1 to 9 son, since there had been two glne plane plus maps of dUu CHUCK housing costs rose six-tenths, fire in winding Beverly Glen CHUCK no other alternative. We were cents per hour based on index earlier fires in the area. clothing was up one-tenth, medi Canyon. are featured on three new * » ■ ■ ■ ■ «»■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m w h m forced to accept." ARRESTS Increases over varying periods. In Los Angeles, more than 160 Ihe final pact called lor an cal care and recreation costs Other fires burned brush and CANNED «»p. [jnngnm ijii giijiK M apoairne Richard C. Gill, 17, of 18 Mar Most of them are in the aero fire fighters, aided by four heli addition of ^6,000 for teacher up six-tenths of one per trees across the state. Dutch G uiana,' located on the Ib.< garet Rd., charged with making were space Industry. The Berkeley fire began as a copters, contained a blaze after salaries. The t^wJiers had asked unnecessary noise with a motor each. northern coaat of South Am eri Another 31,000 workers with blaze in some grass on the east it burned for three hours across for $406,000, and the school The bureau noted that the Au- ca. ’The stamps herald the 40th U.S.D.A.CHOICE BONELESS SHOULDER vehicle. He was arrested yester- wage escalator clauses will get side of a ridge behind the city. about 60 acres of steep terrain. board had said Ite final o f f e r . . ^ ^e^n oon at Brookfield and two-tenths of one no wage increase because , they In Riverside County, about 300 anniversary of the first airmail Mb. per cent for overall living costs Within eight minutes it was SHORTCUT was $336,(XX). Durkin Sts. Court date Oct. 6. have already received thelmaxi- men from the U.S. Forest Serv flight within its borders. lb. I lb .' pkgt. WITH Middletown teachers staged a followed two previous monthly roaring over Grizzly Peak Boul mum stipulated in their con ice and California Divlaioii of Bach stamp shows a plane COUPON walkout at the opening of class evard and licking down into BELOW Lawrence Humason Jr., 28, of rises ,of three-tenths on a Ma- tracts. Forestry battled a fire in heavy flying over one of Surinam's BEEF LOIN BONELESS es two weeks ago, but later re Hebron, charged with breach of sonally adjusted basis, consider- heavily wooded canyons, de 3-lb. stroying exclusive homes nes brush in Bedford Canyon, about three major clUes. ’Ihe dUea turned and resumed negotiations peace. He was arrested last ably below the five-tenths of one SIZE tled among the trees and burn five miles southwest of Corona. are Param aribo, the capital; with the board. night after an incident at 127 per cent average that had pre Ex-Banker Guilty lb. < ing out the cable to radio station By Tuesday night, the flames Nleuw-Nlckerles, sectmd largest lb. BLUEBIRD SWEET-UNkWEETENEP 4 Uqt Diane Dr. He was taken to vailed earlier in the year. HARTFORD (AP) — A for KPFA-FM, putting it off the air. had chJ^ed between 400 and ea. d ty ; and the third Is ’Totnees. 14-ox. NEW HAVEN, Ckinn. (AP)— Hartford Correctional Center in “ The lower rate of increase mer senior vice president for the cant Some residents saved their BOO acres, a spokesman said. No Bach of the trio is situated on or BEEF LOIN BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN OR ORANGE JUICE s The way the kids tell it, edu lieu of a $1,000 bond to await ap over the past three months re Society for Savings was found near the cocurt. OCEAN SPRAY homes with garden hoees as the structures were threatened EUid SKINLESS CUTLETS cation at strikebound Hillhouse pearance in Circuit Court 12, flected a slow-down in all three guilty in federal court here Thes- The 10 c Is black, light blue flames, licking through accumu no Injuries were reported. Cranberry Cocktail High School here is ^ in g on— Manchester, today. major components—food, other day of charges that he received and dark blue, n ie 20 o la black, lations of pine needles and euca In San Diego County, a 140- ramnnusEsnM. " lb. DOLE SLICED/CRUSHED CHUNKS “ but not the way it should.be." commodities and services," the $10,000 to procure $60,000 in yellow and orange. ’The 30 o is 1 acre brush fire burned out of School ends up to three hours bureau said. loans for two businessmen. lyptus leaves, were fanned by BONELESS . Albert Kenneth tippling, 18, of control in Wildcat Canyon, 80 blgck, light red and dark red. BONELESS CHUCK aHIIII BONELESS ROUND PINEAPPLE J™CE earlier each day than normal. 76 Oxford St., charged with 'The food price decline includ Justin R. ’Tucker pleaded no gusty winds. InKrtbed is “40 jaar Mnnen- SAW MEDIUM CUT a Other homeowners were evac miles east of San Diego. 'There are, for the most part, shoplifting over $16. He was ar ed eggs, fruits Emd vegetables. contest to the one-count indlct- landse luch^jMst" which means GREEN BEANS 2 ' only large classes—all Uie soph- rested yesterday afternoon at IGHIGKEN BMAST8I 40 years of Inland airmail lb. BROADCAST SHOniDER STEAK RUMPROASI 15 Va«ox. olnores, all the juniors and all Caldor. Court date Oct. 6. flights. the seniors move from section CoRNEb Beef Hash con to section as groups, not split ACCIDENTS $ Bver hear of philatelic firs- — ------y e a r e t U t —- ting up into smaller classes. A tractor-trailer driven by works? Well, Charles B. Mlm- HOLLAND HALL Instruction is led by student George K. Easton of Wilbra- mo, Jr., writing in the lOnkua teachers, volunteers, a few reg ham. Mass, struck a pole yes Stamp Journal, fall edition, telle FRESH LEAN CHUCK BONELESS C h u c k ulars — sometimes by the stu terday morning on W. Middle about his ' ’colorful collec dents themselves. U ttle home ’Tpke. near Homestead St., AUTOMOTIVE tion of stampe picturing fire 3 PO UND S work, if any, is assigned. Many breaking the light. Police re works bursting In the air. To lb .' BEEF FOR SfEW OR MORE IceCraam of the classes turn into study ported that the pole extends date he has ejected 28 stamps AMERICA’S FAVORITE halls, with students reading over the road and this con 1 14-01.: representing 18 countries and EXTRA LEAN BONELESSS what they choose. tributed to the accident, 1 cant the United Natians. HEINZ KETCHUP • flays Nlmmo: "Probably the They take it for granted that TOMATO 14 the formal instruction being COMPLAINTS SERVICE CENTER lOVi -o z.| .moot beautiful New Tear’a d l» lb. CROCK ElllEI lb.' WITH given now will have to be given A car parked on Hilltop Dr. play Is seen on one of Portugal’s COUPON CANPBEU’S SOUP BELOW again, or made up by those not was scratched sometime Mon MOTTS i stamps released In August, 1008. FRESH LEAN BONELESS s h o u l d e r in class, or somehow discounted day night. ' 1 S-oz. Printed on the back of the I cant stamps Is this Inscription—New once the teachers are back. APPLESAUCE i lb. I "I would like it to be like reg A small fire was set last night GREEN GIANT | Year’s Bve Is always celebrated lb. ' 1 2 -o z.' la Madeira with a brilliant dis ular school," says one ‘girl, a in the basement of a house next Pre-Season Premium* Whitewall Tire Sale! I cant ORAND UNION to the Coronet Station on Center NIBLETS t play at the meet extraordinary 3- lb. ' junior. “ What we’re doing now 6RAin)UinON4UNLE$$ ARMOUR $TAI- can isn’t doing us any good.” St. Police arrived and put out DEL MONTE » 1-lb. i fireworks." Russia Is the lead 2-3-lb. SHORTENING 14-01.4 ing producer of stamps with a «z « lb. WALDORT WHITE A ASST. COLORS 4- rollf , Hillhouse is one of the New the fire out. While they were cant HOT DOGS lb. Parti Style Han in Haven schools that have been there a firecracker apparently YOUR CHOICE FRUIT COCKTAIL » fireworks design. The Reds HOTSMGET r g r a n d u n io n s m o k e d 1 GRAND DNION-FENN DUTCH Bathroom Tissue phQ. W have six. ’The U.S. has only one. 1-lb. kept open during the teachers’ set with a slow fuse went off. CkSAMtlHEESE ~ Braunschweiger tilt CADILLAC The 4-center In the Amerioan PARKS SAUSAGE roll 39‘ BEEF OR 14'A-oz. $ 4 0 0 strike, now 11 days old. GRAND UmON R ipcoixm mui. DOG FOOD CHICKEN Administrators say a total A car parked at 69 Cedar St. Credo series bean a rocket SeRi-BonelessHaRS burst and quotes the words of FRISKIES KIDNEY CHICK. LIVER CHICK. staff of about 46 has been run was hit by several eggs some Snows or Rogulors PHILAKLPHIA FRANKS 6 V2-OX. I COLD CUTS Tuii'ca^ cons \ ning the school—about half the time after 11 Monday night. Francis Scott Key—“And this GRAND DmON4UaO ARMOUR STAR utr n « CAT FOOD 6 be our motto. In God Is our normal teaching staff. But then, 8 - O Z . MIRACLE WHITE 1-lb. , A battery worth $40 was tak trust.” BOILED HAN SMOKED FRANKS 7s r - 85' 10-ox. I they add, attendance has been iwim ruM -iRisKn 4-6 FROMICELAND DRY BLEACH pkq. i about one-third normal and the en from a car parked! at OVEN POUNDS Chorch’s Motors sometime at SAME LOW PRICE! And vdiere there’s fire there READY BABY HALIBUT lb. lb. lb. two factors balance. must be firefighters. The Inter CORNED BEEF D E L M O N TE since last Saturday. KRAnOONESne $ W in 'l rU M O R lA n MAHE EREIHRLUEPOINTI — a , A. group of four girls stood national Association of Fire outside school this morning, SWISS SLICES M l 49* Fighters at Its convention In Mi lb. LITTLENECK CLANS dz 59* waiting with others for the first A fence at 306B Green Rd. SLICED BACON ALL FLAVORS ami thip summer made a bid to BAKED Fruit Cocktail bell and talking about how the was damaged yesterday eve 8 -az O O C TEMPTING ^T^airy Foods ning. Two young girls admitted cont. f t lW the U.8. Poet Office Department Nancy Lynzi^ GOODS school has been running. DANNON YOGURTS and its CiUsens Advisory Com doing the damage. Their par SALAD DRESSING GRAND UNION Mb. They said they had no opinion CnCKEN-TUKKEY-BEEF mittee for a stamp honoring the NAMT LTNN ra il/JIU T lUlED Mb. on the strike itself—on the Issues ents were notified. 10'4-oz. cont. 14-oz v c * brave men wbo meet danger ev pkg. COTTAGE CHEESE 35- can behind it or on who is rlg^t. SWANSON DINNERS 48 ery day to put out conflagra SWEET ROLLS Miracle Whip ENDECONATURAL , mm, ’Two men made off with two Plus 2.17 TREE TAVERN NANaLTHN P*‘9 i l A p But, they said, they want it to F78-14 tions. be over. armfuls of clothing from King’s F .E .T a x NUENSTER SLICES * Department Store last night. A (775x14) The association would like to ENGLISH MUFFINS .7 49" 45 ' “ We’re just going because PIZZA PIE see a new stamp develop a “fa- NANa LTNN COLD/ NAULE 1-lb. n P . RRAFTNATURAL a P I A , we’re praying there are teach security officer at the store fol JUMBO It MARGARINE lowed their car, but eventually vMrable Image" for fire fighters Crescent Pound Cake SWISS SLICES 59- ers here to teach," said one. and to hail the 100th anniversa DESSERT TOrriNG 9'/i-oz. lost it. Police are investigating. BOUNTY TOWELS 3H 89* CRANDUNION 1-lb. 0%IJr BLUE BONNET Hillhouse takes students from ry of the famed Chicago fire cont. MARTHA WHITE FLAP IT IZ 6 Vi-oz. New Haven’s black and white LUCKY WHIP CORN MUFFIN 7’A-oz. Vandalism at new construc which is annually declared as Deluxe White Bread RREAISTONETEMFTEE communities, and last spring • Full 4 Ply Nylon Cord MIXES SPUD FLAKES 2OI. JAI C09m * his own life, another depart er. Riveted lining $5 jflEW YORK (AP) — women THtH MGS. Of « MV. INSTANT | . WITH WITH ItUPEAdir fanfare judgment of one of the ment Omploye, identified as additional. Self ad ♦.king birth control pUle ahould l < THIS THIS New Shock Absorbers ANACIN PILLSBURY „ MAXWELL HOUSE ' StAMlISS boys: “ I ’m hot the future of the Bigg Frangella, reported seeing justing brakes $5 have their thyroid levria COUPON COUPON country. I just want an educa Gookie Pons FANS' White carrying the rifle. additional. TBSTHPASTE checked ae a- P»ventlve mean- TABLETS BREAKFAST m INSTANT COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 26 COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 26 HEAVY tion." ^ ure against clotting and other COUrON GOOD THRU SAT. % m . U COUrON COOO TMKI SAT.. S9 T 2S COUrON COOO THtU SAT.. S9 T 2* LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUHOMER WEIOHr Frangella said he asked him; COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. SEPT. 26th. LIMIT: OM COUrON m CUSTOMBI UMIT: ONI COUrON M l CUSTOM!* LIMIT: OM COUrON *1* CUSTOM!* UNIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Or another; -“I ’ve got one "What are you trying to do? • Replace lining with bonded lining on all-4 wheels. Installation blood dlaordere. ThU conclurioo MIIOHT UMffjjONE COUPON PER FAMILY PIATED STEEL year left. I don’t want to mess Start a revolution?" Frangella • Resurface all 4 drums. Caldor Available cornea from a phyriclan who it up.” said White “ just looked at m e," • Bleed entire brake system. Priced ! V a l u a b l e c o u p o n dlacovered similar eymptcoa in then turned away, entered the • Rebuild all four wheel drums. each ’ wtHnen with a thyroid deficien stairwell and shot himself. • Adjust hand and foot brakes. cy and thoae taking the P ill, and Anaconda Layoff A motive for the diootlngs waa reported to the Federation • Check all seals. Greater control under all road conditions. Provides AN80NIA (A P ) — Some 300 weis not immediately deter • Repack front wheel bearings. of American Socletlea for Bx- improved braking and steering. Keeps all 4 wheels on the 'OFF workers at the Ansonla branch mined. •Inspect master cylinder. 20 perlmental Biology. ot the Anaconda American Brass road. Restricts and controls spring motion. Sizes •Check return springs. WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF m yrold deficiency, or hypothy- Oo. will be laid off by the end available for most American cars. roldlam, la relatively common DELUXE SPONGE Desalting Plants • Road test your car. ONE 1 -lb. CAN YOUR FAVORITE of the year, the | company re while plU compUcaUons are rel ported ’Tuesday. \ WASHINGTON — The Interi MOP AT ’r ' atively rare, according to Dr. eouroN oooo t h m j s a t „ % m . 2 * . COUrON GOOD TNW SAT. S»T. 2*. COUrON GOOD THW SAT. S»T. 2*. Production Manager WllUanl or Department’s Office of Sa LIMIT: ONI COUFON M l CUSTOMOL line Water operates experimen Brada O. Bamea, of Tort Col T. Chamberlain said production lins, Colo. He reasons that if the tal desalting plants with capac CALL FOR APPOINTMENT COFFEE hC sheet and strip brass will be Pill depreasea metabolism a Ut ities up to 2.6 million gallons a Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. S«l»: Wsd. ikr. Sat COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. SEPT. 26th. traiitferred to other facilities. ile, a tovero degree of hypotby- day to obtain Informatioa on All pRim irrmrivi pmi W i, wi^Bctyi thk^r^ tq u m it QOAgnrg r There are more than 1,000 work EXIT ^3, WILBUR. CROSS PARKWAY Open Late Every Night UMIT; ONE COUPON P K FAMILY roldlam would develc^ In a'TOw ers at the plant. system thermodynamics, hy Manchester Perkade, Middle Turnpike, W est— l^riple-S Redemption Center, West Hartford, N. Main St. and Albany Ave., 82S E. Main St. Meriden Except Sat. Until 6 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.,"sEPT. 26th. Indlvlduslg, giving rise to Uood According to Chamberlain, the draulics, scale control, pre WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. changes and clotting witUB VOS Open Tues., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 9:00-5:30 — Wed. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondays company’s Waterbury branch treatment and component de plant will not be affected. sign and operation. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY SIX MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 aircraft engines. It reads now his activities (1939-1941) as one individuals as Gerald L.K. the manufacture of B-24 bomb year he changed his mind about To Faim Shrimp tal to 401,877. That’s 83,780 The ranks of tee unaffiliated stretching their lead over the running Alphonsus J. Donahue tee local (30P, Republican reg like an utterly naive concept. Smith and Father Charles E. ers, and this section is rather te publication. He also gives a Democrats Widen Lead behind the Democrats — the dropped by 18,606 during the Republicans since they passed was 12,096 votes, compared to istrations Jumped 30 per cent in New Books of die main leaders of the MIAMI — Shrimp as wed as As late as February, 1939, he Coughlin, but his diaries do not dious. Later the action picks up great many minor details about farthest behind that the GOP V>-month period, as many of teem ' up about 10 years ago, tee 11,092' gain, in Democratic the past year to a total of 12,304 America First Committee, an Book Review was writing that "The only even mention their names. when the flier, as a civilian his family life. oysters may soon be harvested has ever been. them were signed up by tee two tee Democrats Are approaching registration. The Insurgent Republican Ac At Library cause I can see for a general Isolationist organisation under In a letter written last Decem technician for United Aircraft, Historians will find some foot scientifically in the United Over GOP Voter list The latest figures — compiled major political parties. That tee point where they could out Looking at tee registration tion League, which successfully notes oil the wartime period in number tee unafflllated voters figures on a town-by-town ba challenged tee ’’Old Guard” war at this time would be if whose auspices he often spoke. ber, which is quoted in the flew a dive-bombing Corsair in States. Using techniques bur- by the Secretary of the State’s left 600,116 unaffiliated. these Journals, but they will HAKTFOIRD, Conn. (AP) — unafflllated voters, ihe largest sis discloses teat tee Demo 'forces of A. Edward Sandula, Fiction SPRDrOTIME IN BRIT cepted a decoration from Hitler. Germany declares one ifor retal Late in 1941 he aroused con book's introduction, Lindbergh the South Pacific. He was not rcrwed from Japan, several office from voter registration The grand total of all regis for the first timer '* - have to wade through a great group, and puts the Ldmocrats lists as of Aug. 31 — shows no Part of tee Democratic gain crats overtook the GOP in three in a primary last spring, was Bangert — Nurse on vacation AIN. By Edwin Way Teale. While iii England he also con iation for the-last, and I do not siderable criticism for his state says, "We won the war in a mil supposed to engage in combat, Florida firms have decided to The Democratic party has wid tered voters — Democrat, Re many pages of trivia about who in position tb overtake it. The change in the long trend toward publican, unafflllated, cmd 634 may be attributed to the battle towns — Manchester, Hamden largely responsible for tee 2,- Bennett — Legend in tee dust Dodd, M e^. $7.S0. sorted with an antiwar clique think this is the case. Why ment at an America First redly itary sense; but in a broader but the military winked at the breed them in pure, shallow ened its lead in statewide voting rule, and he downed one Japa had lunch with whom, and what Republican increase showed a the Democratic Party in Con members of iminor parties — over tee U.S. Senate nomina and Wethersfield. However', Re 854 increase in tee OOP rolls. Burke — To tee bright and shin Teale, who is best known for known as the Cliveden set. should she try to move west at that there were "three major sense it seems to me we lost it, saltwater bays along Uie Gulf strength over the Republican his four excellent books on the He records that late in 1938 he great expense when the Danube groups agitating for war—the for our Western civilization is nese Zero. time It was that the the author mere 0.4 per cent increase. necticut. was 1,388,184, down 5,755 from tion. The campaign featured ex publicans still outnumber Dem No other local party came ing sun Coast. Fleming — The sandbox tree American seasons, records In suggested to the French that -basin and the East are open to British, the Jewish and the less respected and secure than Originally Lindbergh did not took a taxi from a railroad sta party during the last year de The Democrats added 11,092 They do suggest, however, tee total of Aug. 31, 1969. tensive canvassing by tee forces ocrats in 101 of Connecticut’s close to matching the perform Some scientists predict that Floren — Trail to Latigo thla volume an 11,000-mlle pil they buy some bombers from her desires. I look for Germany Roosevelt administration.” it was before.” intend his Journals to-be made tion to an airport, or vice versa. spite an overall decline in voter voters to their rolls to bring that there may be some changes The 500,000 level where tee of the Rev. Joseph Duffey, who 169 towns. ance of tee RAL in Bridgeport, within 16 years Florida will Fraser — Deadly nightshade grimage which he and his ^ e the Germans, and later private to ‘dig in’ on the western border There are some curious omis More than 160 pages of the di public during his lifetime, and This book would have been a lot registration. their enrollment to 486,667. coming in an old Connecticut unafflllated registration now eventually won tee nomination The town totals show some although there was an increase earn as much from its shrimp Johnston — Barney ly sounded out the inspector- and continue her eastward ex sions in this account. In some of aries are devoted to the period under these circumstances, the easier to read if it had been cut tile Democrats’ 2.4 per cent The Republicans, on the other tradition —’ the fact that stands is not out of reach of in a three-way primary Aug. 19. other interesting developments. of 1,067 Democrats in West madp through England, W^es farms as it now derives from Lodi — Charlotte Morel; the ' and Scotland from springtime general of the Luftwaffe on the pansion." his public appearances he when Llndbeigh was civilian opinions he recorded often were in' half. increase was largely at the ex hand, showed a gain of only unaffUiated voters outnumber the Democrats in tee next For what it's worth, Duffey’s In Bridgeport, where there was Hartford, where the Duffey shared the' platform with such consultant to Ford Motor Co. in candid and uninhibited. But last Miles A. Smith tourism. pense of Coimectlcut’s body at 1,736 voters, bringing' their to those of either political party. couple of years. In addition to victory margin over second- a spirited B{^t for control of forces are strong. siege into July. possibility of the F'rench buying The author details at length Markham — The election Driving a succession of small Pace — Saberlegs rented cars, the Teales began in Raef — Symphony In tee sky the south and worked their way 4 Sharp — Miss Blanca In tee north, sometimes stopping at Orient hotels and sometimes at inna Spillane — Survival. . .zero! and farmhouses. Though natloa- ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ITesaas — The bridges al parks and wildlife refuges of ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES saving mini-pricing® keeps saving and saving and saving and ^West — CMmson ramblers of the ten were their targets, they let world the Itinerary take care of itself. Weston —- The hoopoe Many of their visits had a Woodhouse — Phil and me booUah tone. They saw the Woods — The killing zone. homes and haunts of doiens of Non-FIctlon literary figures, novelists and Abraham — The green thumb poets, and of dosens more of na 111'-*”*’* ...... book of fruit and vegetable turalists—some world famous Trrii*f Would you believe? gardening and some known only to other Audubon — Audubon, by himself naturalists. Mini-pricing" keeps 11I II Banfleld — The unheavenly city Teale writes about practically We checked our mini-pricing* ads of 5 Hill iHUt Beer — Blake’s visionary uni the whole range of Britain's 1965 mini-prices! SUPERMARKETS verse flora and fauna, but especially years ago. Compared the mini-prices in ouw M»?i g Boyden — Catalog of tee Hill col abotU birds and flowers. And food costs down! them with the mini-prices on these lection of musical Instruments vdillh he is oompiling an almost w>edium in tee Ashmoletin Museum, dally Journal of the trip, he also pages. And found they were the same! Oxford throws in bits of history, archeo (Except for the few we’ve indicated.) It’s true! We advertised the same Calderwood — Essays in Shake logy and folklore, together with SS^etpea^ spearean criticism anecdotes about the journey and 5 year old Stop & Shop ads show Imagine! All these meat prices and all Churchill — The Liberty years, comparisons between the coun these grocery prices as low as 1965! 1924-1960 tryside of Britain and that of Mini-pricing* has kept its promise to items at these prices 5 years ago Cdnlin — Bread and roses too America. The book is well illus Dellinger — Revolutionary non trated by more than three dosen the same low prices on these meats. keep >rour food bills down, W eek after violence photographs and plenty of Our best quality. . . fancy Grade A A soup-er mini-pricel Stop & Shop De Smith — Microstates and maps. week, year after year. We’re really Micronesia This is a combination of na proud of the mini-prices in this ad. And Durso — The miracle of tee ture writing, travelogue and determined to work harder than ever Mets memoir. Teale has a gusto for Stop & Shop Peas Chicken Soup Flint—Tiger bridge living and an appreciation of the to make^sure mini-pricing* keeps on Gehman—The sausage book things that enhance life. He JW Greiner—The Dow - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1970 PAGE. TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 Nation’s Weather ALU PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS JUMBO ROLL 1-POUND THROUGH SATURDAY, 1-lb. can SEPT. 26, 1970 Autumn armed today with 5-lb. bag fair w d mild weather along the LAND 0 ’ LAKES We Reserve The Right To eastern seaboard, lingering rain HILLS BROS. VIVA Limit Quantities over much of the Midcontinent PILLSBURY and crisp temperatures from the Rockies to.the Great Lakes. 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Phillies’ EARL YOST TVi ’Mo 'v’nvlr ’ivrota hont umpire Stan Landes and second- hands in toe air to disgust and and Donn Clendenon singled Landes. shortstop Larry Bowa thought D u gg an Sets Sports Editor —--ine INew XOrK IVieiS oea Satch Davidson. his glove landed on toe grass to home two runs. “ i didn’t use profanity,” arg- Agee was out and told Davidson T h ird CCIL the Philadelphia Phillies, 7- it all started in the sixth inn- the left of toe mound. When Ken Boswell singled and ued Lucchesi. colorful language that eam- ed hint toe third thumbing of toe 6, Tuesday night but you *ng with the Mets trailing 2-0 and “ You’re out of toe game,’ two more runs trotted home, “ You're gone anyway,” ’ insis Second Best in ' 69, Best in ’70 night. Pace Besting Phillies’ righthander. Jim Bun- shouted Landes, giving toe fam ted Landes. Soccer W in The Phillies rallied for four SteveGates V ^ Country Club last the Phillies .not the Mets Mets’ Bud Harrelson walked and - Bunnlng, Lucchesi and catcher and told Landes, “ You just lous- Lucchesi erupted. He charged eighto-taning runs to lead 6-5, on- O ver Platt year Wltn a 04-nole score ot ^o4, Uave Lingua of Wind- who were fighting for the the next two batters were retlr- Tim McCarver argued vainly ed up a good game.” Landes rip Landes and might have clobber- jy have toe third-place Mets sor Locks posted an identical tally to wind up No. 1 in National ’ League Easterned. wayne Garrett doubled home with Landes. “ Youu were just ped off his mask and gave Luc- ‘*'® "^® Yesterday afternoon the 1970 play. Stan Hilinski, who had reeled off four Di'vision pennant. Harrelson. warning him, weren’t’t youyou?” ask- chesl toe toumb. “ ®‘® gained half a game Picking up their third marked the start of the hauled him off to the dugout. qjj pace-setting Pittsburgh consecutive victory of this straight club crowns, had to be content with the runner- Three Phillies were tossed out Bunnlng then worked a three- ed Lucchesi dlplomaUcally. “No, “ You were just warning 'me, cross country season for up spot. Last year Hilinski's winning score was 228. This of toe rhubarb-fllled game, in- bail, two-strike count on (Jleon he’s gone,” retorted Landes. S<> weren’t you,Stan?” Lucchesi The Mets wound up toe inning Pirates who lead them by three young season, Manchester Manchester High. The In time around his 54-hole score eluding manager Frank Luc- Jones and then- threw a pitch he Banning went and Wcxjdy Fry- said sweetly to the angry um- "'iU' five runs and a 5-2 lead, games with eight to play. Chi- High’s soccer team defeat dians battled Hartford Pub soared to 236. Perhaps the hus again coaching the varsity soc- chesl. The losers engaged in a felt was a strike. Landes called man relieved him. He walked pire. sixth. Tommy Agee sin- cago is second, two games back. ed Platt High yesterday lic High at Goodwin Park ky local machine shop owner sor team at Rockville High. He’s afternoon in Meriden, 3-2. in 90 degree weather, winning may have reached his peak. a former Manchester High and The Indians opened up a quick 24-86. Hilinski’s winning totals in or Springfield College star. . .New ------Seeing Eye Single------3-0 lead only to have the home Olie state’s best distance run der were 220, 220, 221 and 228.’ problem encountered: Photos team cut it down*”to one with ner Charlie Duggan of HPHS, * * * of sports stars taken last year now have new l(x>ks. The men two tallies in the third period. covered the 2.9 mile course in (AI>_ Photerfax) O ff the Cuff are letting their hair grow tang- Goalie Brad Steurer for Man a record 13:08 while the In Mets Thinking NOT A CONTESTANT — Only trying to hitch a ride to the America’s Cup chester was screened on a Art Saverlck, former East er and toe women are wearing dians’ Steve Gates was a close Catholic ■ lineman, is a senior their hair shorter. . .Timmy races was John Gorman of Providence, R.I. He was at the entrance to the New Platt ground shot a penalty kick second, only eight seconds be resulted in the other score. guard this season with Southern Kearns, East (Jatoollc High bas port Harbor looking for a lift in his life raft. Course is seven miles from land. hind. Oates stayed on Duggan’s From this point on, Manches ConnecUcut. Saverick’s a 5;10, ketball star, started his Yale Pennant Again tail until the last 400 yards ter’s backs played good defense 196-pounder. . .Jimmy Horvath classes this week. Tiin’s father American League and held Platt scoreless. when the HPHS star pulled Jr., a fine golfer and graduate drives a delivery truck in the East Division . ** ahead. In their last meeting last NEW YORK (AP) — A seeing eye single that wove Steve iVerbner opened the of John Carroll University, is Manchester area. His helpers its way through Philadelphia’s pulled in infield, has the W. L. Pet. G.B. scoring for the locals with a year the separating distance be now attending broadcasting include Frank Bores, former xBaltl. 100 64 .649 — 2 New York Mets thinking pleasant thoughts again about Australians Gretel penalty shot, and John Herdlc tween the two was 43 seconds. school. He hopes to become a pro basketball star, and A1 Putz, New York 88 67 12V4 In order for Duggan to stay siwrtscaster. . .Three of toe currently a member of toe St., the final 10 days of the National League East race. Boston 82 73 18% followed with a goal from a Tommie Agee delivered t o e ------'S; ahead of Gates, he broke his four officials in last Saturday’s Louis Cardinal baseball organ Detroit 76 78 24 scramble and the lead was 2-0 ninth inning hit for two runs and , at 10 minutes of the first pe own record at Goodwin Park East Catholic-Rockvllle High ization. . .Bill Scully, fine base double, a hit batsman and Cleveland 74 81 28% of 13:10. The average time per football game in toe Windy City ball star out of Northwest a 7-6 victory over Philadelphia Veale’s bunt single. Matty'Alou Wash'n 70 83 29% riod; Tuesday night that pulled toe Despite several breakaways mile was roughly 4:38. were from Manchester, Johnny Catholic, has enrolled at Trinity * beat out an infield hit for one Near End o f Elo^nk Mets back within three games by Vince Calabrese of Platt, Manchester’s junior varsity Andreoll, Jim Horvath and Bill College. His fatoer. Bill, was a run and Richie Hebner’s sacri West Division of Pittsburgh and left them one the first half ended with the squeaked past HPHS 27-28. Sacherek. All three are highly fine southpaw pitcher at Trinity fice fly scored another. x Minn. 93 61 .604 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) close but unprotested and un- But then came what Gretel ______..I behind second place Chicago. dramatic. Intrepid, with Gretel It’s navigator Bill Fesq conced- Indians in front, 2-0. Results: Duggan (HPHS) regarded college officials. . . and later in the minors. Gibbon came out of toe bull- Oakland • • • The Pirates protected their pgj^ ^he seventh inning and California —^The third America’s Cup II doggedly trailing astern like ed was a tactical error. When In the opening minutes of the (Herald photo by Pinto) 13:08, 2 Gates (M), 3 Darling One of toe moat picturesque third stanza a fine display of YELL FROM THE LEADERS — Newly-elected co-captains oi Manchester (HPHS), 4 Geyer (M), B Krause f(X)tball stadiums in New Eng edge by coming back to knock out Staub, leaving two Kansas City 3 a dinghy in tow, crossed the fin- Intrepid jibed downwind on the race avoided the hospitals land is at toe tJnlversity of Con Balls ’n Strikes off Montreal 3-1 in toe second Expos stranded. Then he sailed Milwaukee i ^ line one minute, 18 seconds fifth leg and sharpened up for passing by Manchester set up High’s football team, Greg Germain and Jack Holik take a breather during (M), 6 Adams (M), 7 Gagnon Any postponed or tied game, and floating mines Tues necticut. The playing field is game of a twl-night doublehead- through the eighth and ninth to Chicago ahead. Then both boats slg- greater speed, Gretel n did not Blaz SUmac in front of the Saturday’s opening win against Penney and yell encouragement to their mates. (M), 8 Blondln (HPHS), 9 Saun which remains unplayed at toe also ranked right near the top er after being shut out 1-0 in toe x-Cllnched division title day but left Australia’s nailed for a day off, so the next immediately follow. goalie for an easy score. He ders (M), 10 Crafte (M), end of toe National League sea preserve the victory. of toe list. . .Hank O’Donnell, opener by Bill Stoneman. Gretel II out near the end race is set for Thursday. David Forbes, replacing Har- received the pass from Scotty son, must be played off if toe The Pirates, with a two-game ’Tuesday’s Results For the first four of the six dy on the run, had slowly been MacLean and Werbner. Backfield Set for Maloney Game VVaterbury sports editor, report- ^ Chicago was rained out at St. edge over Chicago and. three of the plank. Louis. Boston 8, Cleveland 2 America's defender Intrepid legs of the 24.3 mile course the closing Intrepid. Had the Aus- Platt came to life when a ed Waterbury’s Eastern t e a ^ e championship. Such over toe Mets, have \ eight In other National League Baltimore 10, Detroit 2 has to win only one more race two yachts seemed as if glued trallans promptly followed In- low shot by Calabrese went Sports Dial games remaining, toe 'same I f ^ ® 8 ®hall be played off on gnmi>K Tuesday, Atlanta New York 2, Washington 1 to keep the old trophy here after together by an invisible bond so trepld’s maneuver' Fesq esU- through two Manchester backs 52,465, paid fans during toe^^st originally number as New York. The (Tubs Milwaukee 4, California 2 TONIGHT season. One of the Brass City trimmed San Diego 3-2, Ctacta- edging Gretel n to take a 3-0 evenly did they sail. mated they would have turned and right through the goalie’s scheduled. The president shall have 10 to play. Kansas City 2-6, Chicago 1-2 legs for their first score at standouts. Gene Clines, is now naU clipped Houston 6-5 and Los • * ♦' lead in the bestof-7 series. Intrepid led by 46 seconds at the fifth mark about 30 seconds Indian Gridders Practice 7:30 Mets vs. PhUs, WBMI determine toe date and start Minnesota 5, Oakland 3 The first two races both had the first mark, the same at the behind instead of the one min 2:36. A penalty kick awarded to doing his bit with the parent ing time of such games . . . Angeles nipped San Francisco REDS - ASTROS — 7:SS Yanks vs. Senators, Pittsburgh Pirates in the Na 1-0. protests and the second saw a second and could add only 10 ute, 16 seconds that they were. Platt for a Manchester hand President Charles Feeney has The survivor of toe hectic NL Today’s Games WINF tional League. * * * crewman rushed ashore with a more seconds at the end of the Bill Ficker then sailed flaw ball saw Calabrese blast the placed responsibility as to East race advances to the play Minnesota (Hall 9-6) at Oak METS - PHILS — bee sting as well as an Itinerant third after two reaching legs. lessly for victory into a south ball by Steurer for their sec- Despite 94 Degree Reading whether any game shall start offs against West Division land (Hunter 17-13), N The Mets were on toe short buoy first believed to have been Gretel, with Jim Hardy steer- westerly that had stiffened from ond goal at 6 :16. Here ’n There in toe hands of toe umpires for champion CtacinnaU. The Reds, California (Garrett 5-6) at end of a 6-6 count after Tony a drifting mine. Ing, took three seconds back on about 12 knots at the start to al- Manchester returns home over hig eye, but he’ll be in there.’ ’ continued the coach. Veterans G olf Stowe Flake Inn in Stowe, Vt., toe balance of toe schedule. warming up for that showdown, Milwaukee (’Downing 5-12), N Thursday afternoon at 3:30 By DEAN YOST Taylor had tripled three runs Tuesday’s race however was the fourh leg. most 20. there Saturday battling away. "We will go probably with the operated by former Manchester Normally this decision rests exploded for six runs in toe Kansas C i^ (Splittorf 0-0) at The temperature outside home and then scored on a sac against Bristol Central. Mike Crockett, seeing limited same backfield, J ( ^ Wlgg(ln at Title to Vancour man, Stu Baraw, Jr., will be with toe home club when in eighth Inning to overtake Hous C hic^o (Johnson 3-6) was a surprising 94 degrees rifice fly in toe bottom of toe action due to a stiff neck, is quarterback, Jim Balesano and toe site of the 1970 Golf Hall of clement weather or question ton. Tommy Helms’ bases-load- Detroit (Cain 12-7) at Balti Lineups: eighth for. Philadelphia. But Harris To Lead but football practice was cured and he ■will also be ready Denis Wlrtalla at the running Wes ’Vancour won the Veter Fame Selection Committee In able field conditions prevail. ed single capped toe rally which more (Cuellar 23-8), N Manchester (3) Platt (2) New York loaded toe bases with scheduled, as usual, at to go full strength Saturday. backs and Dave Fleishman op an’s Golf Tournament yester- duction banquet Saturday night. . . Boston Red Sox will field included five walks, two of them Washington (Coleman 8-10) at Steurer Gay none out in toe ninth. Atlanta Again Manchester High for Sat Last year Manchester defeat eratlng out of the fullback Grove with a 71 Featured speaker will be Lowell a 28-man squad in toe Florida with toe bases loaded. New York (Klimkowski 6-7), N G After reliever Dick Selma ATLANTA (AP) — Luman Coaches’ Corner urday’s clash with Platt ed Maloney 26-7 on the Indians spot,” stated Wiggln. Our line score among Class A players. Thomas. A number of Hall of Instructional League -with Billy Joe Morgan and Bob Watson Cleveland (Hargan 9-3) at Hust Bilodeau fanned Ron Swoboda on three Harris has been rehired as High in Meriden. This com home grounds. But the story is will depend on practice this Raomi was second, Jim Faraers are expected to attend. Gardner as manager. The squad homered for toe Astros while Baston (Brett 8-8) FB pitches, Agee poked a squibbler manager of the Atlanta Braves By dJDFF DEMERS ment was overheard yesterday a little different on Maloney week.” . . Anderson third. Joe Kirkwood, long-time trick includes Jim Lonborg. Gardner Pete Rose’s sixth inning single Thursday’s Games P. Walch Rice coming from the team’s locker shot performer, now on toe all- managed Louisville in toe Amen - r - - that just made it into right field Boston at Washington, N for 1971, club officials have an FB home territory, Manchester is Manchester’s co-captains this Bob Cuneo’s 72 paced the enabled the Reds’ sparkplug to This past Saturday, we kicked room, ’ “ Somebody must really o-l-l there. year are Greg Germain a Class B with Andy Winzler Jr. Ing list, is toe pro at toe Stowe lean Assn, this season. Scouts for two runs and toe victory. Only game scheduled nounced. Barriosnuevo P. Lombardo • * * reach toe 200-hlt mark for toe . A spokesman said Harris, off our 1970 football season hate us, giving us weather like ” Our line play 'will have to guard on offense and a line- and Tony DiManno following. Country Club. . .Red Hadden, Bots Nekola, Mace Brown and fifth time in eight seasons. RHB general chairman for the annual Sam Mele will assist Gardner. PIRATES - EXPOS — National League who wUl be in his fourth season against a strong Rockville High this!’’ Improve,” commented Indians’ backer on defense. Jack Hollck Jim Ellis led Class C ydth a 74 • * « Division S Carter Teracl East Injuries were few for Man Tall Cedars’ Five Mile Road Lone Connecticut squad member The Pirates took a step in that with the Braves, would receive School football eleven. Unfortun OHB head coach Dave Wiggln. is the other captain. He is a in the Calloway system of BRAVES - PADRES — W. L. Pet. G.B; chester after their trouncing of “Against Maloney we will have tackle, linebacker and center handicapping, Race on Thanksgiving morning will be infielder Mike Koritko UPENDED — Philadelphia catcher Tim McCarver wound up with his feet in direction by taking the second a sizable raise. P. Walch Mansolf Atlanta pushed across a run Pittsburgh 83 71 .539 — ately for us, when the final gun Penney High, 48-14.’ The only over Manchester streets, is of Bridgeport . . . The Winter game of their doubleheader Braves officials earlier de LHB to be in midseason form, it is for punts and field goals. Both The event was run by George the air after being bowled over by the Mets’ Cleon Jones in home plate action. Chicago 80 72 .526 2 sounded, we found ourselves on injury was Mark Plante’s cut spending a three-week vacation League schedule has been ex- clined to comfirm reports that Herdic D’avanzo really tough to play down players are seniors this season. Fratus. New York 80 74 .519 3 the short end of a 24-20 score. in Scotland. . .Chuck Saimond is panded from 40 to 65 games. toe opener, Eddie Mathews, team captain % OL Stoneman, 6-16, St. Louis 72 81 ■ .471 10% lor nearly 20 years, will rejoin The key to the game was our Werbner Calabrese Phila’phia 70 84 .455 13 the team next year as a coach. performance during the second IL Major League Montreal 68 86 .442 15 Smayda Doemer Trio of RBI with a leadoff single in toe sixth sacrifice fly. and third periods. During that C ’ Twins Again Win ==Leaders: West Division Pde Scores Twice stretch, we let Rockville control Patriots Linem an Inning. Rusty Staub’s triple x a n tl 98 58 .628 — E NEW Y o r k (AP) — Pele of Stlmac Lorenzo American League DODGERS - GIANTS — the ball. For example, during chased toe run home. Los Angeles 84 70 .545 13 Santos of Brazil and CHyde Best IR Batting (376 at bats)—A. In the nightcap. Bob Veale, Los Angeles used Alan the sqcond period, we ran five Lombardo Getman San Fran. 83 71 .539 14 of West Hdm United of England Jtenson, California .325; Oliva, Men for Sox making his first stairt in 16 days ter’s three-hitter to edge Atlanta 75 80 .484 22% offensive plays and during the each scored twice in the first OR Divisional Crown Minnesota .321. nailed down his lOto Victory of Francisco and regain third we ran only four. You Scorers: Werbner, Herdlc, Houston 72 82 .468 25 half and were stopped in the Runs—Yastrzemskl, Boston BOSTON (AP) —■ The Boston Red Sox have thtee 100 San Diego 59 95 .383 38 can’t win many games whfen Stlmac; Calabrdse (2). Wins Week ^s Honor NEW YORK (AP) — Tony Oliva quickly ended any second half as the two teams 119; Tovar, Minnesota 116. RBI men for the first time in two decades and individual your offense only shows nine ’ Manchester 2 0 1 0—3 no hit thoughts by Oakland and Jim Holt put the finish x-Clinched division title battled to a 2-2 deadlock NEW YORK (AP) __ Hunt to pressure the Miami 100 candidates who tried out for Runs batted in—F. Howard, players like Tony Conigliaro and Rico Petrocelli are Pittsburgh, locked ta a 1-1 tie Giants ta order, drew a bases- plays in a half, two of which are Platt 0 0 2 0—2 When the underdog Boston line all day, Berger the original Miami Dolphins in ing touch to the A ’s as the Minnesota Twins wrapped Washington 123; J. Powell, Bai- picking up various personal honors as the 1970 season ta ’ toe fifth, loaded toe bases loaded walk to force ta toe only Tuesday’s Results punts. Rockville moved at will Manchester Substitutes: So- up their second successive American League West title. tlmore 112; Killebrew, Mtaneso- Chicago at St. Louis, rain on the ground during those two lano. Marsh, Patriots dumped Miami’s draws to a close. with none out on Dave Ctish’s run of toe game. Boys 8-13 MacLean, Mar- m iartprhacks pi«rht timphome run PAGE THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHE^R, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, ^970 PAGE THIRTY-FTVE ..investment Property Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Apartments— Flats— Business Locations H o w m Fop Scrio 72 Houses Fop Sole 72 Houses Fop Scrie 72 Houses Fop Sale 72 Out of Town Out of Town For Rent 64 For Sale 70-i SUBURBAN Splendor, 8-room COLLIE puppies, AKC, Sable Tenements 63 CONTEMPORY 7% - room —------Fop Sale 75 Fop S ole 75 Oontejnporary Split In ex- *?t.900 HOMES are hard to and white, large white collars, BEimrS IRLO LOOKING for anything In real STORE, 20'x70’, 846 Main St.. .VLtNCH^TER close to shop- Ranch, large lot In beautifully ^IANCHEISTEk —^Prlce reduc- STAR eAXElC*i$) qidslte setUng on 1% acres. here’s a 7-roomer ed on this quality 9-room, five- ■ByCLAYR-POIXAN- CLASSIFIED ready to leave next week. 643- estate rental - apartments. Downtown Manchester. Avail- ping, 4-family with 4 room wooded setting. Fireplace., VERNON—Immaculate 8-room NORTH Coventry — 6H-Toom ~ ARIES Only three years young, 1% centrally located. Walk to bedroom, two-year-old Gar UIRA 4090. hoiries, multiple dwellings no able September 1st. Call 622- apartments, 4-car garage, new three bedrooms, 1^ baths, fam Colonial reduced to $29,900. Ef- Ranch, fireplace, built-lns, ga- HAK.2t Your Dally ActMfy Guide sen. 23 baths, basement garage, in- churches, school and shop- rison Colonial. Kitchen with 'T According la i/ie Start, ’’ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate’ As- 3114. heating systems and roof. Mid ily room, large flagstone patio. ficient eat-ln-kitchen, dining rage, paUo, nice area near^ If Och 22^ » 30’s. Hayes Ag.ency, 646-0131. numerable extras you must right in. Flexible _$29,600.______Philbrlck_ Agfency, built-ins, family room with room, paneled fireplace wall, school, $^,900. Hayes Agency, 5\17-18-l9-3i To develop message for Thursday, 36-37-39-^/ ADVERTISING sociates, Inc. 643-5120. fireplace, 2hi. baths, 2 garages 3/42-46:87 reod words corresponding to numbers JESSIE'S kittens - free fluffy, GOOD VISIBLE highway Ipca- see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, Ananclng, Mr. Lombardo, Bel-. Realtors, 646-4200. heated rec roorm, professionsil- 646-0181. 55^59^1-89^^ 643-6930 or 647-1678. fl°re Agency, 647-1413. and aluminum sidlngi Now ^ T A U R U S of your Zodiac birth sign, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS housebroken, 643-2902. FOUR-ROOM duplex, near bus tlon. store and office building, MANCHESTER — 17 - room SCORPIO line. Available October 1st. No storage sheds, large yard, house on high traffic count ______GARRISON Colonial, modem asking $41,600. Philbrlck Agen NOR-ra COVENTRY ^ Piv AM. 20 1 Folks 31 From 61 Bills ocr. 22 f BLACK miniature poodle 10^4 CIRCA 1740 large authentic Co- LGVELY • and livable is this kitchen, formal dining ‘ room, 2 Diversify 32 Your 62 Well 8 AJH. to 4:30 P.M. nets references 3100 month- Suitable all types of business, highway situated on 19,800 cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Nicely designed 6-room Ranch. KAY 20 3 Start 33 Xeep 63 Greeter HOY. 2l\ months old, AKC registered, lonlal, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, T-room Ranch with 1% baths', living room with f ir e ------ifSU-13-40-43 fy. WrlL ^ x -'Z'' i L Write Box AA. Manchester sqL re foot parcel, good busl- Fireplace, paneled family 4 Confess 34 It 64 Especially 51-53-566U1-5661^ all shots, paper trained. Must 2 baths, some pf the original custom built for present own- place, one full and two-half $19,600. FRESH on the market T HJ70-76-79-84 5 Will 35 Discord 65 Collect COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Herald. Herald. ness potential. Philbrlck Agen- room, new ceramic tile bath, 6 Activities 36 Trust 66 Personal 65A7-t sell, child allergic. $85 or best floors, laths, doors, etc. Can era, delightfully screened rear baths. Four bedrooms, lot lOOx in Manchester, 5-room Ranch, Uuge kitchen, three bedrooms, GIMINI —I------OFFTCF snace Mansfield Pro- ^^aaltors, .646-4200. large living room with fire spacious tree shaded lot. Louis 7 Accent's 37 Only 67 Money SAGITTARIUS 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION offer. Leash and coat included. ONE - BEDROOM Townhouse OFFICE space, Mansiieia i - r o ------rent upstairs while restoring if porch. Large treed lot. Fast IB®’- F36,900 Philbrlck Agency, aluminum siding, garage, 6 Be 38 Sensibla 68 To SOY- 22,, place and exposed beams. Lot Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. - 9Get 39 Certain 69 Enough Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Frida:* 643-6651. apartment at beautiful Pine Sessional Park, close to UCoim, MANCHESTER - business deslmd. Assumable mortgage, sale wanted. Bill Belfiore, Bel- Realtors, 646-4200. basement, carpeting. Owners c'-'cf June 20 Philbrlck with 300’ frontage. $22,700. lOOn 40 A 70 If O EC .21 I Ridge Village. Available Oct. — ------Brovdng- areao,.„„ Over 2.9 . g apartments, ex Agency, Realtors, tlore Agency, 647-1418. want fast sale. Wolverton f>23-41-47-49 11 Don't 41 In 71 Is 2- 6- 9-25^ GERMAN Shepherd - Collie, 646-4200. ____ BOWERS School — 7 - room Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Philbrlck I^ency, Realtors, \Jb2-69-n 12 Romontic 42 Unless 72 Possible 1st. $190 per month Includes lots cellent condition. Owner will ^ 29-85-86.1 TOUR COOPERATION LA^ 0 7 1 1 small size, 10 months, friend __ ouce. Clean electric heat, lots GET MORE for your money — * bedrooms. 2 baths, 646-4200. 13 Prolong 43 Visit 73 Security finance 80 per cent at 8% per BOLTON $20,000 CANCER 14Rotl>er 44A 74 Alone CAPRICORN BE APPRECIATED l/IMk I I ly, $5. 649-3709. buy a Raised Ranch! Seven A*"®?’®®®- paneling, garage, 27 HOFFMAN RD., large three- fng d ^ M h f r raSige re' cent. Terrific income produc 15 Enjoyment 45 Cherished 75 Improve 0£C. 22 ^ SUPERBLY rooms Include both a formal ®°''®*’®<* P®A°, A"®®^ lot, chUd- bedroom Ranch with 1% baths, BOLTON —New 8-room cus- Assume 6%% FHA Mortgage. ^JULY 22 16Thon 46 You're 76 Your frigerator, dispo’sal, ^ p riv a te 649-1922, 646-4126. er. Call now, Hayes Agency, dining room and eat-in kltch- anchor fenced rear yard, appliances, aluminum siding, tom built Raised Ranch. Four $134. Monthly Pays All. 17 jeolousy 47 Doubt 77 Rich ■JAft. It FREE — Tiger kittens, 649-1766 basement and patio. Paul W. MANCHESTER — Middle Unique is this combination 3^4-48-:3-14-^57 18 Will 48 Progrom 78 Greasy l20-26.^^c Continued From Preceding Poge 646-0131. en; two-car garage Suburban $26,900, Helen D. Cole, carport. Asking $24,900. Heri- bedrooms, double garage, acre Lake Privileges. .^to56-73 19 Create 49 Leove 79 Mote's after 4 p.m. of professional offices and - » • Realtor, 643-6666. ' *---- ” ------»,« 6»71-72 _VSl Dougan, Agency, 640-4536, 646- Turnpike Near Parkade, mod' setting. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore tage House. 646-2482. treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen 20 Realization 50 Persons 80 Owed home. Dwelling is a replica Vacant 6-room Cape, enclosed 21 Touchy 51 Settle 81 Reputation AQUARIUS 1021. em office or store space for- INCOME South Main St., 3- Agency. 647-1413. cy 646-01111. FREE — Black male kitten, 8 family property, excellent in of Ola New England Dutch MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER — Just listed. sunporch, fireplace. Anxious j 22 Hide 52 Wotch 82 You JAH.20 Help Wanted—Male 36 ' Help Wanted— lease. Will sub-dlvlde. (2- 23 If 53 Accounts 83 Poods . weeks old. Half Siamese, half Colonial architecture and a I Fit. U , NEWER two - family duplex, months free rent for new ten vestment, central location, city Eig h t roomer with 2-car ga- Ranch, fireplace, ga- Immaculate 6 - room Ranch, out-of-state owners. J 24 Things 54 Your • 84 Tired GUNSMITH Technician — Sal Male or Female 37 neighborhood. 649-1076. real modem home. Home rage, carpetmg in all rooms, I 25 Away 55 Protect 85 Usual 7-T0-12-15L four large rooms, wall-to-wall ants.) Call Lou Arruda, 644- utilities. Owner says sell. Mor rage, m baths, stove, dish plus beautiful family room, ary wide open contigent upon carpeting in living room, 1% rison Agency, Realtor, 643- consists of peg floors, mar gorgeous yard. Asking $26,900. garage, large treed lot. Must 26 Of 56 Diet 86 Haunts 3 3 -3 4 -3 8 1539, 643-6464. washer, wall-to-walL new roof, NEW LISTING WITH ANDOVER $29,900 27 Try 57 For 87 Coreful quallflcations. Rita Personnel. TEACHERS to operate and registered Brittany Span- baths, full basement w it h ______1016. ble fireplace (2), modem, Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. be seen. Upper 20’s. Frechette 28 From 58Poy 88 Relations PISCES ^ •loiiel rvimy\iAapuppies.' ’ T7'v/iExcellent o 11 f hunting convenient location. Priced in «». If ^ 646-4040. direct summer day camps in hookups. Good location. Close ^13 e . CENTER ST. — New of- (qld fashion) kitchen, bullt- Realtors, 647-9993. ASSUMABLE Vacant 5-bedroom, modem 9- 29 Your 59 Your 89 Zealously stock. $75. Call 1-267-9801. the twenties and worth it! Bel- I 30 A 60 DHire 90 Portrter MAR. 2 0 ^ your area. No experience______to school. $190. per month, fjces, air-conditioned, off- ins, laundry, two-full tiled fiore Agency, 647-1418. room Ranch, built-in kitchen, 9/24 TRAINEES — Bank branch ANXIOUS owner leaving state. MORTGAGE _4-14-16-22A necessary. Up to $6,000. for the a k c registered black miniature Call 643-2282 or 644-8896. street parking, ideal for pro Land For Sale 71 baths, plus . lavatorjyf large family room with fireplace, 2 “ "g)Gooa )Adveise Neutral managrt" and banking credit. Four-bedroom, .1^ baths. Colo 24-31-32-901 summer. For those who want female poodles. Six weeks old. patio w d enclosed porch, jOE LOMBARDO has a three SIX-ROOM CAPE baths, sundeck, walk-out base Some college required. Out VILLAGER Apartment — one- fessionals. Many extras. 1,100 yERNON — 5 acres, 600’ front nial, 2-car garage, aluminum money now, attend our region- only two left. $100. 649-4063. square feet, will subdivide. 2-car garage, 6-zoned heat. family for $26,000. Call Joe for Move-ln condition, 6-room ment. Easily financed. standing career opportunities. bedroom, carpeting, two air- age on West Rd. LaPenta Four rooms plus lavatory details at 647-1413. Belficre New on market, good loca siding, city utilities, central. Rita Personnel. 646-4040'. al meeting at the Holiday I n n ______. ______. _ Beechler - Tanguay, 646-2212. Cape, beautiful treed yard at New London off Route 95 PART Labrador pups, 6% conditioners, heat, appliances, Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. make up the professional of Agency, Realtors. tion, near everything, car Morrison Realtor, 643-1015. Brand new wall-to-wall car and 32 on Friday, Sept. 26, at weeks old, some all black. Ex- $185. Charles Lesperance, 649- STORE’ -T su ltabl^ or TV, bar- fice. 2hi acres of land. pet in the living room, Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor PART-TIME help wanted for GLASTONBURY — 60 scenic BRAND NEW and beautiful in MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- peting, central vacuum sys Fortas Calls on Lawyers 8 p.m. or at the Shoreham Mo cellent with children, good © 1970 bf NEA, Inc. ’^®20. jjgp shop, shoe repair, etc. In- Charles Lesperance, 649- stairs, kitchen and hall. Low janitorial work, 3 hours a day, acres, owner asking $70,000. the thirties. Raised Ranch in a room Cape with 3 bedrooms, tern. Plaster walls. $7,000 649-5371 tor Hotel, 440 Asylum St., hunting dogs. Call 649-5026. 7620. price of $21,600. 6 da}rs a week. Call 649-6334. BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, Over 1,000' frontage. 17 min community of fine homes. formal dining room, carpeted assumes 6%% mortgage Hartford, Saturday, Sept. 26, 8 Transfer reason for sale To Retain Legal Ethics AKC, male, 3 'First, tell me— how did we make out in the America's' carpeting, appliances, air-con- utes to Constitution Plaza. Jea- Quality built by Gambolati living room with fireplace, pri PAINTERS — Helpers only, p.m. Wives invited. Young ditlonlng, private finished base- El^ridge and Spruce St. See ATTRACTnVB four - bedroom $22,900. months, sired by champion Cup?" dor Realty, 633-1411. Almost ready for occupancy. vate shaded yard. Wolverton VERNON_Modem 6-room Co- NEW HA'VEN, Conn, (AP)— his personal freedoms, but the some experience required, Travelers Day Camps, Inc qjents. Attractive residential owner, 254 Spruce St. Cape with garage, acerage and PETERMAN REALTOR (^vemment job. East Hart Toni-Tol of Ra-Lyn. Call morn horse stable. Located in town. ______Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. lonlal. Three bedrooms, two- Many of today's young lawyers social prerogatives of vast num- Personal appearance only. area- Adults only, no pets. L.P. ------— APPROXIMATELY 6 acres, ford location. $4.50 per hour. ings or after 7 p.m. 649-7410. 641’ frontage. Five-room old Exceptional quality. Call DRIVE by 422 Parker St., then 649-9404 OWNER anxious — Spacious M. H. PALMER, klng sized, sewing room, spa- kave undertaken defense of bers of people," he ■writes, Call Bob Melendy alter 4:30, Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Fiano,- 649-5371. Houses For Rent 65 Heritage House, 646-2482. clous ll'vlng room with fire- causes — not just individuals — Fortas praises the new gen- LOVING and playful cat, less er home, half mile to Martin call Carl Zinsser for details on 7-room Colonial, Ihi baths, REALTOR 876-7179. this beautiful 7-room Cape fireplace, carpeting, garage. place, formal dining room, l>ut they are still “ obligated to eration of lawyers, but cautions than one year old, free. Call DARK rich loam for sale SEWING MACHINE _ New FOUR-ROOM apartment, avail- SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch. School. Owner will take slz- NEW l is t in g — Immaculate wall-to-wall carpeting, 1% make the legal system work" them about representing only ELECTRICIANS Journey 649-1203. able immediately. Parking, Rgg room, fireplace, two-car able first mortgage, M. H. Ranch with finished basement, with 2-car garage plus patio MANCHESTER Huge 4-bed- ®®ntral. Open for offerings. reasonable. Call 742-9477 or 1969 ..g zig zag, unclaimed...... u...... claya- j c yard, centrtil. No children or o-nrncro f)Hn ner month The Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. 643-6321 baths, large lot with a view, and must not engage In dlsrup- those clients with whom they men and helpers. New work, and garden house in the lovely room older Colonial. 1% baths financing. Morrison AFFECTIONATE, attractive, 3- 872-4366. way, buttonholes, monograms, . , . . . garage. ?Z8U. per monui. m e ______garage, living room with wall- Assumable mortgage. $26,900. Ave behavior in the courtroom, agree. residential, Farmington area. Radiographic pets. Working couple. 649-4310. paul W. Dougan Agency, 649- ______to-'wall plus beamed ceiling. Belfiore Agency, garage, exceUent condition! R®®ltor. 643-1016. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, says former Supreme Court Jus- ‘Every person, poor or ricji, 1-693-4622. month old, male kitten, urgent- d OG HOUSE for medium .size $20,600. Wolverton Agency Real 647-1418.______^______Large lot. Asking only $28,900. MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo- ly needs good home. Has shots. ' terms. 522-0931 dealer. 31/2 ROOMS, heated, refrigerator „ 846-1021. Houses For Sale 72 ANDOVER — Price reduced for 646-4200. tlce Abe Fortas. criminal or corporation. Is en- dog, $5; camprt''s chuck b o x ,...... tors, 649-2818. 100 PER CENT, yes, 100 per ^®®hette Realtors, 647-9993. bedrooms, Ihi baths, ------In an article to be published titled to the services of a law- p r o g r a m m e r — One year Call 649-1371. $10. 649-6929. quick sale. Beautiful 61^-room T echnologist YOUTH bed and baby fund- momh^°''Nea^hospitL^*°’phlL MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 MANCHESTER — 7-i«om older financing to qualified MANCHESTER is next door to r®creaUon room and two ga- ' in next month’s Yale Law Jour- yer," Fortas says. “This is the experience. IBM 360. RPG ture. Carriage, stroller, play- grick Agency, ReLtors, 646- enclosed yard stove and ^ car garage, nice floor Raised Ranch. Hand split language. LoceJ and urgent. SAVE BIG! Do your own rug pen etc. Call 643-1858. ^jOO ^ ’ refrigerator, ideal for bringing including 2 bedrooms, ex- colonial, 8 or 4 bedrooms, UnbeUevable? Believe this beautiful 4-room Ranch, ’^®®' shakes, two fireplaces, 2-car Wotlfed--- Real Estat« 77 nal, Fortas s ^ s Lav^ers ^ e ^ n ^ m e n ta l basis of our con- It! Call Carl Zinsser for de- has oversized garage and in Asking $26,900. Philbrlck Agen- garage. Large wooddd l o t . ------agents, not principals’ of the stituUonal system." SalEiry $170 plus. Rita Person Registered. Part-time for Live Stock 42 and upholstery cleaning with ------^______“ P children. Will lease or sell. condition. A good buy. large treed lot close to shop tails on this 8% rooms, four exceUent condlUon (^ 1 on this ®y- R®altors, 646-4200. jjgar schools and Lake. Only ALL CASH for your property legal system and "are not at He also criticizes young peo- nel, 646-4040. weekend coverage at Health Blue Lustre. Rent electric WE HAVE customers waiting Lease $150. per month. Sales wolverton Agency, Realtors, ping and bus, $22,900. Philbrlck Service, University of Conn. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety MBNMORE, 4-burner gas stove for the rental of your apsirt- price $16,500. Keith Real Es- 649-2813. .^'Agency, Realtors, 646-4300. or (five) bedroom home! Bel- 519,800. Mitten Agency. Real! n iTTOH nolonisJ 9 rooms Por one year old. Financing avail- wltWn 2* hours. Avoid red Uberty, In their capacity as law- pie who only become Indignant APPLE pickers wanted. Apply GENTLE gray mare and sad flore Agency, 847-1413. tors. 643-6930. able. 233-3687 or 249-0667. tape, instant service. Hayes yers, to disrupt or participate when "the individual is attacked Cali 429-3311, Ext. 531. v Store. 6 year^ old, $50. Call 649-1649. ment or home. J.D. Resil Es- tate, 649-1922>.^W-4126. tors, 643-6930. . able. 233-3687 or 249-0667. OrchEird Hill Fruit Farm, 426 dle. Call 876-7242. I^ANCHEST^ ter ,St. area. Four bedrooms. Agency, 646-0131. in disrupting its workings by because of conduct which is part tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. PRICELESS CHARM — 4-bed- Avery St., Wapplng. DON'T merely brighten your DIVAN and cover, coffee table, ______WindsorSOUTH ■— Perfect ALL BRICK!! LARGE split with four bed- ___ MANCHESTER______— ______6 and 6,, spa-_ formal . dining room, Ubrary, _____e ^ST ______HARTFORD -Six-room the tactics of the street or the of a mass activity—only, for ex- carpets . .Blue Lustre them . . room custom Garrison Colonial, rooms and 3 full baths. Auto- clous two-famUy in excellent assumable $21,000, 6 per cent Qa,pe in cream puff condition. OUT-OF-TOWN buyer wishes to barroom.” He did not name any- ample, if the conduct is part of ladles' blue tweed winter coat, n o r t h w OOD Apartments — faimily location. Three-bed- 2 baths, family room, recrea For durable beauty ■without IMMEDIATE openings — ______Articles For Sale 45 eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent size 18 or 20, 649-7470. matic kitchen, tremendous condition. Recently modemlz- mortgage. Philbrlck Agency, Lai^e Hreplaced living room, purchase 3-bed«xjm Colonial ^ mass assault upon the Estab- One and two-bedroom apart- room Split Level, 1% baths, tion room, fireplace, wall-to- costly maintenance. A great family room. Vacant, move lathes and mill machinists, OFFICE help, male or female. electric shampooer $1. Pine- ments, central air-condition- fireplace, garage, recreation way to save. Come see this ed, large treed lot. Many ex- Realtors, 646-4200. country sized klechen, 3 or 4 wlth formal dit^g room and ^ lawyer must be free to rep- llshment (like the cause of the tool makers. Must be capable COMBINATION TV, record ^^od Furniture Shop. DINING room suite, solid wall carpeting, 2-car garage, right In. Professionally ap full or part-time, days or eve room. $260 monthly. After 6:30 lovely seven room home with tras. Asking $33,600. The Mit- ■yoTTB^ FTITIIR.F address could bedrooms. Priced right. Mit- first-floor family. rrom ® resent any client he • chooses, Chicago 71.” That trial of per- of maJdng own set-ups and player, tape recorder in l a r g e ...... maple; consisting of two-arm ing, carpeting, balcony, car , large treed lot offers town and praised for Immediate sale. nings. Excellent wages, learn ports, plus other luxury tea- p.m. 644-8009, weekends any double garage completely S t f Manches- 643-6930. prlce i*®^® ~ says Fortas. even those for sons who organized antiwar pro- perform precision work. Over cabinet. Can be adapted for GARAGE Sale — Saturday, chairs, four straight chairs, country living. Many more fea Priced lower than market val while ypu earn. Call 646-0630 surrounded by many ma or 647-1673. ______.06040. Take a ride 647-1573.______CaU Paul W. ^u gan ^bom society holds the most dis- tests during the 1968 Democratic many uses. Any single unit Sept. 26, 1-5 , 43 Richard 'Rd., 42x62‘ lable, plus 16" extension ^ ° ,Jleal time. tures. Assumable mortgage. ue! Act now! Belfiore Agency, time, all benefits, second shift for details. ture trees. A picturesque Agency, Realtors, 649-4636. daln. But every lawyer has an convention was the scene of with first shift possibilities. worth more than the price of Manchester. leaf, china closet with glass Estate Associates, 643-6129. Low, low 40's. Morrison, Real 647-1413. MANCHESTER — New custom hy, then call.us for details and exJ-VENTRY — Lake frontage home for you at only $31,- inspection. The Paul W. Dou WE ARE prepared to buy com- obDgatlon to "act professionally, courtroom demonstrations and Apply J. T. Slocomb Co., 68 the combination. Call 649-4374. ------; •------doors, comer cabinet. Moving tor, 643-1016. 4-bedroom, Garrison Colonial, 228’, 11 rooms, Zhi baths, car ______ABOVE ground pool, 20x22 , Out of Town 900. Mr. Bogdan. $61,600 THE very best In Man gan Agency, Realtors, 649- merclal property, apartment within the limito and strictures dlsrupUon. Matson Hill Rd., South Glas will sacrifice. 649-4374. FOUR rooms, second floor, aluminum siding, fireplace, peting throughout, 2-car gar DUO-SET PROCESSING overall 24x30, witly'deck, lad- 6 5 MANCHESTER — Three-bed- chester. (Jail Carl Zinsser for 4635, 646-1021. age, fireplace, balcony. Owner houses, shopping centers or kls calling.” Most of Fortas' article con- tonbury, Conn, or call 633-9486. ------adults only. Call 628-0718. For Rent dishwasher, disposal oven and other Investment property for Fortas noted "a view among stituted a tribute to his late law CO. PARTS tor 1962 Falcon, 568- der and new filter: Best offer. ___ room Ranch, ideal starter or details. Belfiore Agency, 647- transferred. Morrison Realtor, • • B & W * * range, city water and sewer. OWNERS anxious for quick our account. All cash. Write or some lawyers who are active in partner, Thurman Arnold, to MECHANIC — fully experi 4129. 643-7634. / Musical Instruments 53 THREE-room apartment, sec- COLCHESTER — Unfurnished retirement home. Convenient 1413. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Walk to bus, shopping and sale. Six-year-old U & R Co 643-1016. call, reverse charges, Stoddard A'® controversies of our time, whom that issue of the Journal enced for domestic oil burners, ELLINGTON, CONN. ------— ond,floor, near Center. Heat in residen- ly located with city water and SCREENED loam, processed Manchester Parkade NEW LISTING, Six-room Co schools. $3,300 down to quali lonial. Five bedrooms, 3% Investment Co., 740 No. Main A*®-*' ® lawyer must or may con- is dedicated. permanent position. Elxcellent and hot water. Adults only, no sewers. Basement beautifully fied, buyer. Builder 649-5524, gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, shopping center. $150 monthly. Manchester 649-6306 lonial with 2-car garage and baths, 2 fireplaces. Memy other St.. West Hartford, Conn. 232- tinue in a case d^plto the cU- described Arnold as an fringe benefits. Apply in per steady second shift. Start REYNOLDS slide trombone, pets? $115. Write Box 'E' paneled and carpeted. Flag 643-0609. fill, stone. George H. Grilling, Boats and Accessories 46 ask,>lor Tom, 643-9471. Heat and utilities Included, se below ground fenced swim- ______extras. Price reduced to $69,- TOWN OF 4887. ®nt® disrui^on of unrelenting advocate of the right son, W. G. Glenney Co., 336 ing rate $2.40 to $2.55 in Manchester Herald. stone patio, permanent gas MANCHESTER — Four - bed MANCHESTER three months. Shift differen Inc., Andover, 742-7886. GERICH Marine Service 1082 curity deposit required, no barbeque and tool shed in ming pool. Shaded and shrub- CENTRALLY Ideated 6-room ^00. For' details call- Phllbrick ------proceedings, or, that the defended. North Main St., Manchester. AMPLIFIER 100-watt, electric room oversized Cape. Large tial. Tolland Tpke., Buckland. FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec- children or pets. 637-1993 or small cozy backyard. $22,900. bed yard. $29,900. Hurry! Bei- house. Four rooms down and Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. NEED tires? 40 per cent dis wtxtded lot. Walk to bus, ASSESSORS LAND rtlnnock Realtv T ! ! ^ regardless of his views, and he Evlnrude Sales and service guitar, mike and cords. Good cond floor, heat, hot water, ap 742-7607. The Paul W. Dougan Agency, flore Agency, 647-1413. ^ partclpate to his client s ^ o ^ described Arnold as "one of the Complete company paid count. Premium. First Line. condition. Ask for Tom, 643- school, shopping. Renovated ______two up. Bath up. Small lot, sFVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed- Realtors, 649-9823. Help Wanted— a^d Evinrude snowmobile pliances, cellar, parking. Realtors, 649-4535, 646-1021. minutes to Main St. Only to incite pubUc op f^ tlon to the ^ freedom's gladiators who Blue Cross, CMS, Major Wide ovals. And truck tires. 9471. x to th and k)i$hen. Inunedlate 688 BUSH HILL Rd., $26,000, rooms, 2 - car garage, Ihi OFFICE sales and service. Boating- Adults. $145 monthly. 649-4864. $19,500. T. J. Crockett, Real tri^ or to^use the legal pi^eas. j irt freedom’s battles on Male or Female 37 Medical and life insurance Coles Discount Station, 451 MANCHESTER — A spacious Mcupancy. $21,600. Meyer 1969 Ranch with 670’ treed baths, well landscaped. Rock- 41 CENTER ST. including toe ewrtroom. for ri- ^ ^he old-fashioned West Center St., 643-533S^ Snowmobile accessories. RIDGEVIEW HEIGHTS Realtors, 643-0609. yard! Belfiore Agency, 647- tor, 643-16n. ledge area. Under $30,000. FULL-TIME salesperson for ($3,000). Liberal vacation TWO : BEDROOM apartment, lawn surrounds this four-bed MANCHESTER, CONN. olent and disruptive propaganda American terms.” and holiday policy. VIOLIN with bow and case, second floor, appliances. $130. 1418. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, INVITATION to support of his social cause.” ______shoes, infant’s and children's LAMINATED hardwood work room Cape in a neighborhood MANCHESTER Bowers School OFFICIAL NOTICE Good. $65. Call 875-4179. monthly. M. H. Palmer, Real MANCHESTER — Two-fam ily,____ _ 646-4126. Such a ■view "is and must be wear. Apply in person. W. T. benches, 8' x 30" x 2%". Make Florists— Nurseries 49 High in the hills of Willing- ideal for your children. Asking . needs work, excellent poten- REDWOOD FARMS is a lovely 6-room Cape, fireplace, car Inhabitants of the Town of Contact Personnel Depart tor, 643-6321. T O BID entirely unacceptable,” he said. Grant Co., Manchester Par offer. 644-8447. ton. New deluxe 3% and 4% $24,900. Mortgage balance of suburban setting in Manches peting, enclosed porch, ga GREAT 2-famlly value, 6-6, Manchester are hereby notified On the Bench ment. CANADIAN Hemlocks — Dig CLARINET, trumpet and eiec- ___ -Ual. Asking $16,900. Three- Sealed bids will be received Fortas became the first Su- kade. rooms. $160, $176, $185. Util $14,600 is assumable 'with family, needs work, excellent ter. We have a beautiful big rage, treed lot. Priced to sell, walk to shopping, schools and that your own, $3 each. Call 644- organ- Excellent condition. 035 CENTER St —4%-room ities not Included. Wall-to- MILLIONS of rugs have been 742-6369. monthly payments of $129 in potential. Asking $21,900. Ranch for $34,600 that de- $23,600. Hayes Agency, 646- church A lovely home and a Oct. 1 of each year is the as- ®t the office of the D ir e ^ r of pre^e Court justice to resign SHERMAN, Tex. (AP) - Not SCHOOL drivers for station PIONEER SYSTEMS cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's 1854 or 1-749-8401. duplex, 1% baths, all appli wall, slidlnjg glass doors to cluding principle, interest and fine tovestment The smart segment date to Manchester, °®"®f®‘ Sei^ices, 41 Center under criticism when he left the many girls get to sit on the ances, fully carpeted, 2 air- Frechette Realtors, 647-9093. fies description! For details, 0131. wagons, Bolton area, 7:20 - Hale Rd., Manchester America's finest. Rent electric h ARDY chrysanthemums load- KIMBALL spinet piano, blond terrace or balcony. Roomy taxes. The Paul W. Dougan way to become a property own- Conn,, and all personal property Street, Manchester Conm until court to 1969 after Ufe maga- bench with their favorite fk»t- 9:16 a.m. and 2:16 - 3:30 p.m. 644-1581 shampooer $1. The Sherwin- conditioners, heat, hot water, with many extras. Call Pat Agency, Realtors, 640-4635, 646- HENRY ST. - Owner moving, MANCHESTER ed with buds and blossoms in ^ood, in good condition. 649- sound proofing, storage and 647-1413. er.^$26,000. Call Warren E. must be declared to the asses- *.‘"® “ ®5f^*5'® .‘?“ ®.®' f’®”. ,‘ ®®'". ^elebrate 649-8400. Williams Co. Huffman, rental agent. 1021. renovated 7 room Colonial, CHOICE AREA sor by the owner during the EDST for Nike Tank Site Water tioning his relationship with fl- birthday—but Evorle DUltag- all colors, 90 cents each. Open 8929. parking. On bus line, near Howland, Realtor 643-1108. beautiful bright new kitchen, ASSUMABLE 4hi per cent ______month of October to avpid a ten Main Project "A ” . Twenty-five nancler Louis Wolfson, conricl- ham did Tuesday. MAN OR woman to sell real 7 days a week and evenings DRUM SET, 4-pieces. A real shopping. $195 per month, Custom built 8Mi room Exe DARK, rich, stone free, loam, 6% -ROOM Ranch, breeze way, dining, living room, den and mortgage on this immaculate MANCHESTER — First time pg^ gg^t penalty Imposed by Dollar ($25.00) Deposit required, ed of stock manipulation, vj. On top of that, the co-captatas estate. Experience helpful but till dark. Ponticelli's Green- bargain. Call 742-8371 after 4 Phone Charles PonticeUl, 649- garage, 1% baths, fireplace, cutive Ranch on half acre five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, 742-6956 lavatory down.. Three bed Colonial with 7 clean as a on toe market.■ ‘ 4-bedroom------old- Connecticut State statutes, Bid forms, plans and specifl- The magazine said Fortas had lined up and presented E'vorte a not essential. Will train right Situations Wanted— house and Nursery, 433 No. ^ 9644. lot to prestige neighborhood. stone, fill, manure, pool and king sized bedroom, recreation rooms up. Fine neljdiborhood. ■whistle rooms! Regular fi er home. Large kitchen, living Personal property consists o f: cations are available at the Gen- accepted a $20,000 check from birthday gift, person. Ask for Mr. Philbrlck, Main St., Manchester. room, air-conditioning, view. About 2200 square feet of Female 38 patio sand. 643-9504. Immediate occupancy. Sensi nancing also available. Two- room, dining room, and sun Aircraft, machinery, water pow- eral Services Office, 41 Center the Wolfson famUy foundation Evorie said toe "considered 646-4200. PIANO — Shaeffer black, up- MANCHESTER — First f l o o r ,______.____;______$29,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- top quality building plus cen bly priced at $28,900. T. J. car garage, dishwasher, dis- room down, $18,600. Wolverton g^.^ dams, horses, cattle, sheep, Street, Manchester, Connecticut, and later returned it after Wolf- wearing a miniskirt to toe pep ------a l u m in u m sheets used as right with bench. Good condi- 3-room flat, refrigerator, and Wanted To Rent 68 6324. tral air conditioning for only Town of Manchester, BLUE spruce all sizes. Call 643- tion. Has excellent tone. 649- stove, bus line, adults only, no ------Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. poesal, wall-to-wall, other fea Agency Realtors, 649-2813. i swine, poultry commer- son was indicted. rally” in her honor, but deidded ■WILL care for child in my printing plates, .009 thick, 23x $47,900. 'Please call J. Mc Connecticut In his article, Forta.s says to go with the longer, more licensed home, days. Hebron- 7586, after 6. 2660 after 3 p.m. pets. Westside Realty 649-4342'. FAMILY of 5 looking for a 5 or tures. Mr. Lombardo. Belfiore SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch ®*al furniture and fixtures, 36” , 26 cents each or 5 for $1 FOUR families . . .excellent in Laughlin at 649-5306. Robert B. Weiss, lawyers now work in a legal modem dress at the last inta- Bolton area. 646-0089. 6 room apartment with heat, Agency, 647-1413. with 2-car garage, large kltch- boato, farming tools, tractors, 643-2711. vestments. We have two of General Manager settlng that "has undergone rad- ute. ------^------SIX ROOMS and garage. Secu- will pay up to $160. Call 643- HOLLISTER ST. vestments. We have tw o o f ------— — "D .C, W 7 en with buUt-lns, 3 bedrooms, road machinery, farm produce. Lab USED galvanized angle iron Fuel and Feed 49>A , , , . — rity deposit, no pets. $186 them to r sale on the east side. JUST LISTED! Two-famUy, # # O t . W leal change.” She taught 44 years la toe 0746. Good financing T J Crockett rooms on uuru DAORnwa Hud wat t Anr rv, dining room, huge family mechanic s goods of man- 1%" to 6" in width, 5'-20’ FIREPI-ACE wood for sale, $20 ______W anted---^To 8uy 58 monthly. Call 643-8418. “The fighting theme of the Sherman schools with duties IRONING done in my home. Redecorated 7-room Dutch INVITATION dramas enacted in the theater that Included helping coach toot- lengths in exoellent condition, per cord, delivered, Rockville HOUSEHOLD lots TEACHER looking for small Colonial. 4 bedrooms, fire Realtor, 648-1677. Ao-enev «47-l4ls. Manchester Parkade ^ Wolverton Agency, chants, utility equipment and Technician Call 647-1619. Antiques AVAILABLE October 1st, four of the law is no longer the per- ball, baseball and track. She large quantity. Rockville area. 875-6576. brick-a-brac, locks, frames, large rooms. Range, refrigera- unfurnished apartment in place, dining room, hot water MANCHESTER vicinity -L ook------Manchester 649-6306 Realtors, 649-2813. fixtures and aU other taxable Manchester Bolton area. 646- T O B IR amial rights of an individual to was 97 years old Tuesday. Scrape, Route 30, , Rockville, ------glassware. We buy estates, tor, dishwasher, alr-condlUon- heat, aluminum siding. Close tag for a starter home? We DRIVE BY 76-78 Oak St., then PROFESSIONAL Rnnnh ____ r i 17777m goods. ^ Second Shift 872-9032. ------2520 after 6 p.m. to schools. 50x140’ lot. 80% m ^ ’s Ranch, the Market — West pg ^ot Declare Real Estate Sealed bids will be received Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Ing, garbage disposal, heat, ______have several priced from $14,- call Joe Lombardo to se this mortgage, 7%% Interest two- approximately 2,800 square Side, corner lot, B-zoned. Registered Motor Vehicles In ‘ be Elks Lodge unUl„,2:30 O o ^ opportunity fbr high I SALES Garden— Fami'-o 420 Lake St., Boltin. 649-3247. wall-to-wall carpeting. $190. CXIUPLE wlUl one young child 900 to $19,600. Mitten Agency,' convenlenUy^ feet of living space, 16x24’ liv ROYAL Electric typewriter, available. family. Must sell, priced ac Six-room older home, plus one- Manchester. P "’ - S®plember 26, 1970. I school graduate who I monthly. 643-1070. desperately needs reasonable Realtors, 648-6980, 647-1678. ing room with fireplace, Cradle-Grave Health Plan wants to learn plastics I regularly $19S. now $85. Royal Dairy Products 50 w a n t e d — Antique furniture cordingly, Belfiore Agency, car garage. $19,000. Keith Real Attention: You May Be En- addition to Elks Lodge. POSITION four-room apartment by Octo formal dining, modern kitch business from ground up I portable, $75. Remingron add- poNCORD eranes nick vour Blass, pewter, oil paintings or E.V.G .Rental Associates — At- COUNTRY CUub area . . .new 647-1418. Estate. 649-1922, 646-4126. tiUed to an Exemption. 3° Blssell St., Manchester. Conn. Office / School stationery er. reerularlv S139. now *8fl 9.5 cujnluku grapes, picK your ______o ______ber 1st. 649-1224. Austin A. CIranibers en,. library with fireplace. in a small mandfseturing I er. regularly $139, now $89.95. other antique items. Any quan- tention landlords, complete nine room colonial. Four bed 1. Veterans of any war pe- P'laa® and specifications are Rejected by White House department, Monday-Fri- Royal adder, $80. Call 649.-7 NEW LISTING — Green Man three large bedrooms, spacious 6-6 DUPLEX needs somd work, plant. Math and mechani- [ H^kmatock S t,T eaL The Harrison's, 643-8709, rental services available con- REALTOR / MLS / 643-2326 rooms, 2hi baths, two car ga riod—(a) If you have filed available at the tndge. cal aptitudes required. Ex- day, 9:30 - 5:30, Thursday after 5. or Ranch, recently redecor paneled family room with fire- Separate furnaces. Excellent 165 Oakland Street sisting of rentals, collections, rage. Now under construction. your honorable discharge Signed WASHINGTON (AP) — The Veneman indicated the ad- ] cellent fringe benefits. till 9. No Saturdays. Man Chester. Business Property ated Inside, aluminum siding place, 3% baths, wall-to-wall neighborhood. Central. Asking chester’s oldest yet new ‘ and minor repairs. Call 876- Choice setting, land adjoins papers with the Town Clerk Elks Lodge Nixon eulministration today ministration is satisfied that Its BUILDING coming down, 300 outside. Wall-to-wall carpet carpeting In many rooms, $27,600. Keith Real Estate, 649- est stationers. Sales ex j* •• , .. • . 'ixo418 HACKMATACKnrtv,-rviTU\ 1/W-'CV oiST.-Man- ELECTRIC trains for 3-rall ooo6. For Sale 70 Town watershed property. T. of Manchester before Oct. 1, Building Committee .__ , . , proposed health reforms •will For appointment call used .modern fluorescent light i. * * track, any age, any condition ing. Assumable 6 per cent patio, swimming pool, two-car 1922, 646-4126. by ‘ts limited proposals help stem soaring health costs, perience desirable. Will A» 9 A Of » o ^ ‘ Chester. Dig your own trees J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 1970. Robert Kieman fixtures. 4 , $4 8 , $8; two , j i-i Lionel, Ives, etc. Please have F O m rooms, second floor, with RESTAURAIJT business show- mortgage! Mr. Zinsser, Bel for health care reform and re- These proposals include feder- train. ' • • Shade trees and Evergreens PRESIDENTIAL garage and a 3 acre lot ^rith a ^ e WLY Usted 2-famlly, -la rg e 2. Disabled Veterans— Chairman LORRAINE MURPHY bulbs included. Ideal for ware stove and refrigerator. Inquire mg excellent net profit in high- fiore Agency, 647-1413. view, surrounds this lovely 643-6162 your price ready 649-7503. LAKEWOOD Circle — Unusual 4-6 room apartments. Large »,(a) If you have filed your jected a sweeping cradle-to-the- al health insurance for poor houses, offices, schools, show 58 School, after 4 p.m. traffic count location. Es custom built home. $60’s. Phil- VILLAGE Ranch with fireplace Uvtag tredd yard. 2 new heating sys honorable discharge papers grave national health insurance families; retforms of costs con- rooms, rec rooms and recess Household Goods 51 tablished oyer 20 years. Price BUSINESS - ZONED, 7-room brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Harrison s includes all the real estate, room, formal dining room, home on 375’ lot! Beautiful big tems. Priced to sell.. $26,600. with the Town Clerk of Man INVITATION jgjj trols In the medicare program; ed ceilings. Sell any amount Rooms Willhout Board 59 den, laundry room, three bed 4200.- , ' „ and federal support for healto We buy or sell all types of sur-' APARTMENT size refrigerator, ------. restaurant fully equipped, plus ' APARTMENTS bam oh premises, ideal for an M. H. Palmer. Realtor, 643- chester and R06ERS CORP. rooms and garage. Larg® John G. Veneman under sec- „,aintenance organizations that plus fixtures,. equipment, "ke .new, $75. Gas range, $30. LARGE furnished room for Fumished a house. $65,000. Owner will tiques, etc. Sure to appreciate ATTRACTIVE 6-room Cape, 6321. (b) If you have filed a cer T O BID Stationers wooded lot assures privacy . 1 J *^lary of health, education and would provide prepaid, compre- Mill and OakUnd St. stocks, restaurant and store Metal wall hung kitchen cabi- male only, parking, $16. week- take back mortgage. Philbrlck Now renting, one and two tificate of disability with the 849 Main St. Apartments 63-A bedroom apartments. Carpet s T w o _ MANCHESTER Sealed bids will be received .welfare^ said a widely heralded henslve health care based on fixtures. Gremmo & Son Sales, Aluminum combination 'Y- Call 644-0123 after 6. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. assessors showing the per- at the office of the Director of plan introduced in Congress Manchester, Conn. See Mr. Harrison ing, 2 air-conditioners, 1 hi Club and reservoir. Reduced to ______1"®' ______place, private ----- wooded“ lot on five-room Ranch. Twta- 819 East Middle Tnke 649- storm doors, 32x80 and 36x80. 71— ATTRACTIVE, 3-room, fumlsh- :------9:30 - 12 noon. baths. $28,900. For- Immediate sale, t o r e e - BEDROOM Ranch. <^®ad end street. Rich Merritt sized bedrooms, fireplace, city centage of disability obtain- General Services. 41 Center would cost $77 billion and would I An equal opportunity em jgjj3 ReMonable. 643-2465, 643-8509. heated apartment. -Large MANCHESTER suburbs, busi- ed from the Veterans Admin- Street, Manchester, Conn., un- unnecessarily wipe out the P • ployer. 649-6641 for private entrance. 709 Main St. closets. Private entrances. ness location 5^-rbom Ranch, Call Frances K. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. 524,900 and worth It. Mr. Ztas- Agency, 646-1180. uUUties. Assumable 4*4 p®r cent appointment Wagner, Rental ^istration. . til September 30, 1970, at 11:00 health insurance industry. ‘ . COMPLETE bathroom set, sold SINGER touch and sew with Apt. 8. 649-1354. Adults. No pets. References. 1^ baths, excellent condition, ser, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ^ ^ ii^ lR o o M "^ lo n la l, 6 bed- ">°rtg®«®' Hutchins Agency, Manager, 646-2628 CAMBRIDGE St. — S ix-room ______Realtors, 649-5324. (c) If you have reached the a.m. for Rook Salt - Pre-Mix - proposal, introduced by as a unit or separately. Hot -Jabinet. Monograms, hems, t h e 'HIOMPSON House — Cot- ®^3-4860. country store, out buildings. V f l k l j l or 643-1023. rooms, paneled family room. Fine Arts Unit .. water oil furnace. Kitchen embroiders, etc. Used, excel borne, well maintained. Estab- ATTRACTIVE 7-room Colonial w®*-® r®®®‘ving Calctam Chloride. Edward Kennedy. D-Mass„ 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, fished shaded yard. Rugs and three bedrooms, living room buUt-lns, 2% baths, double ga- n b W LISTING — Beautiful 7- a disability at that time, you Bid forms, plans and sp^lfi- senators, would.. T ie t a sink, counter and cabinets, lent jeondition. Guaranteed. tage St., centrally located, ROCKVILLE —Nicd four-room 646-0131. appfiances. Garage. Oonven- ; with fireplace, rec room with rage, large treed lot. Hutchins room aluminum-sided Raised are entitled to $3,000 exemp- cations i Reasonable. 643-2466, 643-8609. Full price now $56 or 7 month large pleasantly furnished furnished apartment. $126. Se- ations are available at the Gen- ..protect not only the unprotect- lent to shopping, schools and fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Ranch, bulltJns, fireplace, tion, if you fUe a copy of your eral Services Office, 41 Center ^ put substantial SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME! ly payments of $8 522-0476 J°°his, parWng.- Call 649-2358 curity deposit required. Adults VERNON—Route 83, near traf- Manchester Fine Arts Assocl- DON’T merely brighten your /ealer. ' * ' for overnight and permanent only, no pats. Call 643-9678. fic circle, modem commercial bus fine. Owner - Broker, 649- tag upstairs and downstairs. aiv mom wall-to-wall carpet, ihi baths. birth certificate with the as- street. Manchester. Connecticut, coverage, and that will radical- WOODLAND ------MANCHESTER - Six - room swimming pool, 808601* « « ASO 9 r carpets. . .Blue Lustre them ______' ______guest rates. 0644, 872-4782. > l^cellent central^^^^-comU- Verplanck School. 12x24’ iy tha heatiUiTtarii!^- atiqn named winners of its reg- ....„,„,J«AN0R-.--.- $36,900. Wolverton Agency 3. "iTie Blind— Connecticutoo»io..A health service Industry ular art competition at its meet- Work In pleasant surroundings with excellent wages, food ROOM for working girl near men!, third floor, two baths, central air-con- MANCHESTER — 4 - bedroom paUiB, attached garage vdth ’Realtora,"««m83;------Should be notified', that proof, Robert B.. Weisa. aUowances, flexible hours and ottier fringe benefits. ditlonlng, large display area bedrooms, garage. Elxcellent ^without having tested the instru- ing Friday at the Whiton Me Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup nette set, youth bed, double post office, board optional, country setting, half mile 1-86, Cape, fireplace, large private preezeway, 24’ pool, private of their disability must be' General Manager ' \ References required. 643-6745. $120. 643-1126. plus waiting and conference APARTMENTS condition. Only $24,900. Hayes mento of change," said Vene- ubrary. Hours available between 5 p.m. - 11 p.m .; 6 p.m. ■ 11 p.m. ply. bed, refrigerator, stdreo set. yard. Low 20’s. R. T. Dolta treed lot. Central location. As- filed with the Town Clerk. rooms, large paved parking Homestead Street Agency, 646-0131. man. Eletmor Vibbert’s water- or 7 p.m. - 11 p.m., 3 or 4 nights weekly. 649-4447. Agency, 247-8780, evenings 643- gumable mortgage. High 20’s. 4. Farmers— TAKE soil away the Blue Lus- ROOM for gentleman, quiet, FURNISHED — 3-room apart- lot, $60,000. Philbrlck Agency, Manchester, Corai. Lots Por Solo 73 TTie under secretory revealed color, "The Storm,” placed 1 646-4200. ______2861. ______By owner,______643-9871. MANCHESTER — Three-bed- ______Application for exemption of NOTICF Apply In person between 4 - 8 p.m. tre way from carpeU and up- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, o WOODLAND MANOR offers livestock, Ix)ultry and ma- the long-avfaited admlnlstfaOon first and will be displayed at holstery. Rent electric sham- ranges, automatic washer^ ter Oak Street, 643-8368. cation, $165. Call 649-4426 after LIQUOR store in Manchester, the ultimate in convenient SOUTH FARMS development— e IGHT-ROOM Raised Ranch, ,*!*^**®“ VERNON — Acre plus, high chlnery must be filed with position on nati Average Daily Net Press Run About Town The Weather ■nie Maj9[ter Mason degree will All EXOITim PARTY HffiAl For ilie Week Ended bd conferred when Friendship September 12, 1970 Pair, mild tonight; low about Lodge of Masons meets In the CinfonwP Flek-Up BirffolSi 60. Patchy tog inland. Tomorrow Mastolc /Temple at 7:30 p.m. Homo DolIvonKl Buffott through Saturday continued hot, tomorrow. Harold Legrgett, sen 15,792 humid; high Friday about 90. ior warden, will preside. Officer in RooRly-^lO'Sarva C eiih *w » l Manchester— A City of iKittage Charm j dress is summer formals. Re- Wtr fv a icr InAoimali— .o K frdshments will be served after the meeting. •ARDEN RROVE CATERERS Im . VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 302 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1970 (OlMMifled Advertlsliic oo Face 2S) PRICE TEN CENTS M8-UU or Mt-WU “Hie commission on member ship and evangelism of South Unlt^ Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in Susan nah Wesley Hall of the church. ISI Casualty Rate Computer The commission on missions will also mdet tonight at 7:30 at FORMERLY the church. Careless Mass Guerrilla Surrender The Youth Choir of Center PETE’S BARBER SHOP Drops^Jn Vietnam Congregational Church will re -KINDER NEW nfANAiGEMENT— In Payment hearse tonight at 6:16 In the —OPEN— SAIGO N (A P ) — T^ife^U.S. Command announced DENVER (AP) ^ Prentlse church sanctuary. The Senior ’r m m A Y THRd“ a*-TDRDA.Y Choir will rehearse at 7:80 In today that 52 Americans were, killed and 333 wounded Sykes, 60, who makes $3.94 Tues.-(niur . 8:80-6— FM. 8:804:00 the sanctuary. 8 in action in the Vietnam war last week, the lowest over an hour as a government Reported by Jordanians mechanic, opened his mall Sat. 8:004:00 all casualty toll in years. 4 1/2 last Sept. 12 and found a First Church of Christ, Set- ■ South Vietnamese hatUefield PROP. JOHN ZODDA $27,054.49 government check atUst, will have Its regular mid casualUes also dropped sharply 149 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE made out to him. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) week tesUincwiy meeting tonight W T O " n • m last week, with 196 government — Fierce Jordanian army at at thd church, 447 N. Main Sykes paid off mortgages 8 e tjs M \ G J C C T > S troops reported kiUed—the low- attacks were reported to 8t. on his house emd car and two * est number since May 1969—and have broken Palestinian re . C 464 wounded, the lowest wound- outstanding loans and sent sistance in northern Jordan A Bible study will be conduct M C l l V O f U O f l f f ed toll in nearly three years. his wife. Rose, to San Diego, ed tonight at 7:80 at Trinity O The allied commands said Calif., to see their son grad today and Amman radio Oovmant Church. The church • ¥ 1,217 North Vietnamese and Viet uate from Marine basic train said 5,000 guerrillas had ing. He took his wife, daugh choir will also rehearse at 7:80 M C 0 L C € MflCi/- Cong troops were killed last surrendered. A new peace at the church. week, the lowest number of ene- ter and two grandchildren on move was launched by the a weekend trip to Wyoming. THE PARIS (AP) — The United reported slain in four weeks. Arabs. North Manchester .Al-Anon But then the General Serv Two Palestinian leaders left family group will meet tonight States formally repUed today to ^.S. Command said that the Viet Cong's “ new peace ini- -Atnerican batUefleld deaths for ices Administration informed Cairo for Damascus to try to at 8 at the Second Congregation the Secret Service that al Church parish house. The tlatlves’’ by affirming that weeks are at a near- win approval of a cease-fire Washington “ wUl not Impose «ve-year low, reflecting the somebody put a wrong num from Yasir Arafat, the guerrilla^ Thursday gproup will meet ber in a computer and Sykes SURE any government on the people disengagement of American chief. He rejected the cease-fire tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Path- got a check intended for a of South Vietnam." troops from Vietnam and the Wednesday. They were expect flnders Club, 102 Norman St. Kansas City firm that had At the same time, Ambassa- Viet Cong’s apparent re-empha- ed to met him In the Syrian Both groups ard open to friends submitted a $27,054.49 bill for ■ t-«. and relatives of a person with a dor David K. E. Bruce said the guerrilla attacks capital. Harold Shapiro, as they debate the Mideast crisis before the Tol painting a federal building. severe drinking problem. Candidates for the 2nd Congressional seat, Robei’t Steele, Re United States "continues to fa- rhther than large batUes. Sykes said he thoight the The two Palestinians were land County Hadassah in Vernon. (Herald photo by Pinto) publican, left, and John Pickett, Democrat, flank moderator Mrs. WAY vor withdrawal of all outside latest casualUes raised to windfall came from a among captured guerrilla lead ft>rces” ^ a n answer to the Viet <3.874 the number of Americans friend’s statement that he ers released by King Hussein of First dwM Cong’s demand for a U.S. com- Wiled in action and to 288,794 once bought some stock and Jordan. They flew to Cairo with flboe Bepalrliif mltment to withdraw unilateral- number wounded In a dec- put part of It In Sykes’ a four-man Arab peace mission Of Xbe Betfor Kind! ly from Vietnam by next June ^^® fighting In Indochina. name. Wednesday night. Pickett, Steele Both Back Israeli Position 80, South Vietnamese reported loss- Fighting slackened In Am qu A u n r w o r k TO Agents, with Sykes’ cooper Last week, Mrs. Nguyen Thl stand at 113,690 dead and man, Jordan’s capital, after a •t BiBAAONABIiE FKICBSI ation, recovered all but $7,- Bliih coupled a June 30 vrtth- ^<0.778 wounded, while the allies 910 of the money. The Secret flareup during the morning, and • Shoes made longw er drawal demand with that of re- ®*Wm a total of 671,742 North was confined to pockets of guer wider Service stressed that Sykes In Debate Before Tolland County Hadassah placing the present Saigon lead- .y^®thamese and Viet Cong violated no law and said he rilla resistance. 'This cleared the • “Walttag-Jobs** Is O n «r» In return for a cease-fire trrops klUed. way for the evacuation of Amer- row night before the Men’.s peacemaker in the Middle East. LOOK agreed to repay the missing Specialty! Vernon, the two candidates pre against American troops and ^ ^® ®hly significant batUe- Iclans and others from Amman. B>- BETTE QUATRALE first round of a two round de Club of the Vernon Congrega- The extent to which we should money In $300 monthly In SAM TTYLES (Herald Reporter) bate last night in Vernon. sented basically similar views, negoUaUons on prisoners of ocUon In South Vietnam, stallments. A chartered Middle East Air both favoring Israel. tlonal Church. As with the de- fill the void was not spelled out spokesmen said government lines plane landed in Amman to ts Oak Street The two candidates for the Speaking on the Mideast situ bate hist night, the meeting wUl by either candidate, other than ation before a meeUng of the The second round of the de n , troops raided a North Vlet- bring out 100 Americans' and A few steps from Main 2nd Congressional seat. Repub be opened to the general pubUc, to support the country mlU- Ih the f ^ t formal U.S. reply n ^ ^ s e staging area two miles Tolland, (Jounty Hadassah group bate series between the two other foreigners. Established lU l! lican Robert Steele and Demo beginning at 7;15 p.m. tarily and financially. to B l^ ’s P r o ^ s of a southwest of embattled Fire crat John Pickett conducted the at the Temple Beth Israel In candidates will be held tomor- Ambassador John F’hllllps of Discussing the Middle East Soviet intervention on behalf T V u Base O’Reilly In the northern situation with Hadassah mem- of the Arabs was interpreted by reviewed the statements at last and killed 24 enemy wlth- New Haven Britain reported to his govern Royalist Jordianian troops wave from light military vehicle during a patrol in ment that the Amman airport bers and guests is a little Uke Pickett as being due to a de- week’s se^ on . While you have „ut suffering any casualties, Maan, Jordan, in their long struggle against guerrilla elements. (AP Photofax) Crisis Tally defending motherhood, what sire to control the oil fields of r e a r m e d some of the ele- -me U.S. Command said that and Its approaches were open can a candidate do other than the Mideast, since Russia need- menu ^ jm u r ewller proposal American gunners accidentally Teachers and working. to defend Israel’s position? ed oil. On Jordan In the north, where the Jorda The two candidates differed Steele attributed it to Russia’s them. It would appear that your ^ ^ nian army reported it drove out Due in Court Invaders from Syria Wednes little during the two hour-plus desire to qpntrol the vital Suez ftm ^ e n ta l demands remain operating along the Reporter Stationed in Amman By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UNIFORM Canal day, Palestine guerrilla resis debate. uiwnangea. , . ^ , central coastal plain Wednesday The oil theory was contradict NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A P I- COMBATANTS — King Hus tance was broken, Israeli ob The only spirited discussion "H w ever 1 you in ended in .^wo Americans were ed by Steele and by members your lat^t statements to convey wounded, Sixteen leaders of the striking sein has a 63,000-man army, servers across the border re arose over Steele’s comments mostly native Bedouins. It Is of the audience who pointed to now I^U ons. we would wel- Elsewhere, Communist forces New Haven teachers have been ported. supporting Israel’s Tells of ‘Symphony of Death ’ equipped with American and The fighting centered In and the large oil deposits in Siberia come further clarification from Cambodia’s summoned to appear today be partloli>atlon in peace talks, Both candidates agreed Israel British weapons. around Irbld, Jordan’s second black velvet. The shells land In while Pickett hovered at the is our only ally and friend in biggest offensive of the war in fore the Superior Court, judge Editors Note: Associated Press along the barrel. There is a Palestinian guerrillas are be largest city 60 miles north of Bruce seemed to be giving a the heartland north of Phnom an area inhabited by Palesti edge of advocating the boy- the Mideast, and that the coun- who mediated a proposal that correspondent Elias Antar was flash of flame, a concussion, an lieved to have no more than Amman. IsraeU observers said direct answer to the political peh, inflicting serious govem- trapped for six days in Am explosion and the tinkle of shat nians who have been battling a cotting of the talks by Israe. danger of sent West Haven teachers to 12,000 men under arms Inside the Jordanian ariny opened up Asked by Steele if he was eA- annihilated, planks In Mrs. Blnh’ proposals ment losses, man’s Intercontinental Hotel tering glass. huge fire for more than 24 Jordan. Much of their materiel with a heavy artillery barrage. class Wednesday for the first vocating the boycotting of the ^ strong Israel is the best when he said: "On the question Associated Press correspond- while civil war raged around A comrade of the gunner hours. comes from Peking. They said that after the sheU- time since school began Sept. 9. crouch^ behind a low stone talks, Pickett stated, “ thats up hope for peace in the Middle- of a political settlement, you 0ut Robin Mannock reported him. Here are some of his A mushroom of smoke is visi Soviet-supplied armored units ing ended, Jordanian troops But In Bristol, the board of waU at one side of the street. He to the audience to decide." east, they - agreed. maintain your long-standing de- from the Cambodian forward impressions. ble against the light of the fire, from Syria invaded northern pursued the guerrillas. One mand that the government of command post at Skoun that finance rejected a proposal to loads a rifle grenade, takes aim there is a crump, then the whine Steeje met the questions and Campaign Plans By ELIAS ANTAR Jordan. Jordan claimed they source described the activity as the republic of (South) Vietnam g;ovemment troops lost approxl- allocate $676,000 for teachers' and pulls the trigger. Nothing of a shell rising In an arc over were manned by Syrian troopp, Issues head on while Pickett and Steele have Associated Press Writer a “ pogrrom,” and said the guer aa presently constituted be re- mately 10 dead and 60 wounded salaries. The teachers have happens, his rifle has jammed. Amman. but '“Syria said the personnel Included in this sale will be such tended to be less specific in his gj^ned In “ big name" help to r rillas were afraid and were giv moved before progress can be Wednesday In a series of sharp been working on condition the Crouching low. he jerks at thd were Palestinian guerrillas. comments although at times he their campaigns, AMMAN, Jordan (AlP) — Day 'Hie moon rises, lending a ing up. made at these meetings . . . clashes with the North Viet- proposal would be accepted. mechanism and aims again. strange serenity to the embat ISSUES — Hundreds of thou seehied to win the sympathies Sargent Shriver, a member of No further meetings have been blends into night and time loses This time flame and gray ’ITie main Syrian force with "Tlie position of the United namese and Viet Cong dug In at tled city. Another machine gun sands of Pale^inlan Arabs have drew across the border, the In nationally known names as "White of the audience more than Kennedy clan by marriage States on the Issue of a political the small village of Taing Kauk, scheduled, but the teachers in its meaning as scenes of battle smoke spout out of the rifle bar ner opens up, sending red trac streamed Into Jordan since Is formants said, and was cen Steele, particularly regarding and former ambassador to settlement is clear: the United miles north of Phnom Penh. dicated they would not Immed- flash in the streets outside like rel. 47 ers almost vertically Into the rael was formed in 1948. They tered near Deraa in southern the boycotting of tlie peace pj-ance, returns to Connecticut States will not impose any gov- Viet Cong sapper teams iatefy renew the walkout they It is dark now, and something now comprise about per cent violent, one-act plays. sky for no apparent reason. 66 Syria. It left behind 26 damaged Swan", "Bob Evans", "Crest", talks. FYlday to stump the campaign I emment on the people of South slipped past the Cambodian staged when the fall term moves on a rooftop nearby. It Of Jordan’s population of slight The thunder of thd guns, a A bright yellow parachute or destroyed tanks and a num Both ciuididates advocated trail for Pickett, winding up at | Vietnam. The question of a po- front lines and blew up three opened. A teacher association symphony of death for th^- could be a curious tenant, a ly more than 2 million. They flare ignites above the darkened ber of armored personnel car H i providing money and military a fund raising dinner in Middle- UUcal settlement In South Viet- small bridges Wednesday night. meeting orig;inally scheduled for sands of Amman’s 600,000 citi tomcat, or a guerrilla. fear their homeland will be lopt city. The gunner tuhis his fire riers. they reported. equipment to Israel, but both town at Wesleyan University. zens, ebbs and flows like the Without asking questions, one forever If the Arabs make peace 'Clinic", etc. (See Page Three) against this new target. He stopped short of sending troops, Steele has called on the asblB- (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) poimdlng of surf. of King Hussain’s Bedouin sol with Israel. In Irbld, 60 mUes north of Am except in "the event of a “ disas tonce of prealdbntial consultant | One of the most pleasant sen diers opens up with a machine misses, and the flare finally New fighting broke out after man, the guerrillas said the 6th There are white and colored uniforms for everyone — nurses, beauticians, ter.’’ and former Secretary of Health, sations in Amman dutdng the gun, ignoring instructions to fire dies out after landing behind a Jordan accepted the U.S.-spon Royal ArtiUery Battalion was Asked how far they would go Education and Welfare Robert | fall is the clean fresh lr blow only a few rounds at a time. row of houses. sored Middle East cease-fire Ini firing Indiscriminately at the , waitresses, and sales people — and prices for every budget. Our stock also 4 in support of Israel if elected Finch. Finch will tour the Sec- ing hi from the d^ert. But now The heavy bullets, lead cov ’Ihe sim rises and a stiff tiative in August, to which town, "but our fighters are hold breeze blows away the pall of includes pant suits, smocks, skirts, jumpers and lab coats, all similarly to Congress, Pickett replied, he ond district with Steele on Oct. the air Is thick with cordite ered with copper, smash against Egypt also agreed with the en ing fast and their morale Is would provide tlie money need- 8. which stings the dostrlls. the house and crimson tracers smoke, at least for the time couragement of the Soviet Un high.” reduced. Choose from 100% Dacron polyester carefree double knits. Dacron ed, provide the implements of This week, both candidates I Colors play a dominant role in blend with yellow sparks until being. ’Two men in khaki, but ion. It grew into civil war. The guerrUlas also said one of war and a “ sense of Congress," are concentrating on the town one’s impressions of the battle thd walls are bathed in scarlet without the steel helmets worn The guerrillas^ regularly have the units raided a Jordanian polyester and cotton blends, corded or rib knit jerseys. Fabrics and work similar to the Gulf of Tonkin of Vernon with the scheduling of Amman. Like the orange light. by Hussein’s troops, peer used Jordan as a base for at post In Salt. 20 mUes northwest Resolution. ot the two debates and som e | flash of an explosion, the gray It Is hard to say whether the around the comer of a wall. tacks against Israel. Hussein of Amman, knocking out three manship are guaranteed. Steele replied he would sup- door to door campaigning, and white puff of an artillery guerrilla—If it was a guerrilla A soldier across a valley spots tried to stop them to preserve machine guns. port financial aid, military aid Steele toured Vernon today, [ '“shell... Kitting a honey-colored —has escaped. the pair and fires two or three order/and avoid military retali Jordanian troops claim they and purchases of equipment making, stops in the Cold Spring | house, and the thick black On the darkened horizon, ar •rounds from his automatic rifle. ation from Israel. drove Syrian forces from the Ir The prices listed below speak for themselves. Anticipate and would push vigorously for Rd. area In the morning, Nel- smoke of an oil fire. tillery battdries open up, looking He misses, and the crackle' of The question was whether bld area Wednesday with a like a photographer’s flashbulbs your needs for a full season enjoy worthwhile savings. Israel’s cause. “ If you mean son Fl-eightways in the after- I A soldier manning a 106mm sending, troops to the Mideast,” noon and also scheduling cam- recoiUess rifle on a j e ^ alms popping against a back-drop of (See Page Twenty-One) (See Page Twenty-One) (See Page Seven) You don’t need cash — use your regular House and Hale or Steele added anticipating the paign time at FVanklln Park unasked question, “ I would say housing for senior citizens and | Master Charge. But hurry! The sale ends October 3. at Hartmann’s Market. Both the Nixon and Johnson FTckett will knock on d I